1 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b010fb94cc13006fc01b5eee5eb57dd.pdf a01aa851707dcf7c6ca103347237bf1a PDF Text Text J /t/W /tM 2 , I M 7 Trt&o /V a n n 3 i , ! W 7 _____ — -— �- WUn p -I t-r — j£ fp ? - ~ ................... Vro* ) ' - • , .... • . ■>V-r-’s'w . ‘ 7 -J-— r - —•- -----1 - ----- J ----* ~ T“ ■ ‘ A * rc ?*• ! THE WEATHER rhrtlr eloody, warm weather tonl*hi and ufconwr, Scattered ohewrri atone southeast rout to­ night. cool with occasional drtule In extreme northeast par* tton Uils afternoon, bat warmer tonicht and Friday. Moderate to fresh cast to aouthraaterlr winds. _ U n H » T h a n I i slrwngtfc— T » M M tha IM M N UM W Wart aste! «* ii ± AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPBK ■ 'j ■— >LUME XXXVIII 1 L— E sta b lish ed 1 0 0 8 SANFO RD, h •urn, Barkley Are Minority Lead era; Firet Bill Tb B e On Income Tax Cut Jan. T H U R S D A Y , J A N . 2, 1947 ‘Nice Kit tv, Lets Not Play’ Rose Bowl Scene Of Britain* Facing FullU.C.L.A. Downfall; scale Wat* MgyTurn Decision Disputed Whole Issue Over In Sugar Bowl Tilt To. United Natons n» THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON, Jan. 2,, (AV—There's 2 NO. 46 A s s o c ia te d Press L e a se d -W ir e Bowl Games Quick Action Give Throngs In Palestine Varied Thrills Seen Urgent G.G.P. Leaders Meet In Caucus WASHINGTON. F L O R ID A , Document On Air Strategy IsMadePublic i :3s British Air Ministry __H I, Report Says Stra- j tegic Bombing O f Europe Was V i t a l LONDON, Ja n . 2 {IP)— — ! There Is plrnly of materiel today for post mortems on yester still another indication that tho A h ith e rto se cre t B ritish British government want* to get day’s hip howl football Karnes. rep o rt shows th a t tho straIhe biexfsi surprize waa II the l’ale»line problem settled in a tOKi^ honihiriR * of Europe day as their floor leader for llnols' easy 45 In 11 conquest of hurry. A government source as* successfully paved the w ay UCLA and the bowl oddity *es scried this morning that Britain the 80th Congress which provided by the Colton Howl con­ ha* to find ' an immediate, final for the invasion of N or­ convenes tomorrow'. test between Arkansas and Louis­ solution In I’aleallne. Thr spokes­ m andy. T h e ‘B ritish A ir Rayburn was elected at iana Slate, which saw LSU gain man said if the doesn't, she'll he ! M inistry published today, a caucus attended by most ‘.’71 to 54 for Arkansas, and yet up against the pmhlem of having to canv on a full-scale military th e docum ent w hich waa the game ended in a srnrelesa lie. of the 187 Democrats who The contest fhal ir going to operation tn maintain her position w ritten by the Into A ir Chief will Mrre In the Republican-domlrovide most of flip fuel for lha in the holy land. Marshal, Sir Traffcird Leigh-Matnsted Oongreaa. H it rote was upHe went on to say that civilly, ot stove league searon waa the lory. It was submitted to Gen. snlmDutthe situation is out .of hand in New Orleans Sugar Howl, in whlrh Dwight Elsehower in Nov. of 104-1, The nomination of Rayburn was VITIRAN It ADOS ot Ihe O O.P. men In Waihlngton to eltcl officert snd beat North Carolina, 20 Palestine. , Yesterday ‘ the Jewish Juit before- Sir Trnffnrd died "n meets by John MfcOarmecfc of prepare lo tuumt responsibility lor the hut* volume ol legislation Georgia underground group frgiui 7*val a plane crash. The 50,000 word VMKhuNUs. n w»s McCor­ which will confront Ihr Both Congifts Former governor of Ohio. Sen.- to A10.great many of the 73,007 Letimi broadcast a threat 'a t document now has been published mack who was moat prominently •lect John W Brlcker (renrtr) Ir shown with Sen Edwsrd V floteri. fani who saw that came are still launch a new offensive against In th* official London Garette. mentioned hr the post of minority ron Cleft), of Wyoming- herd of the rnmmltue on eommiire**. and'So . puttied by some of thr official British troop* in Fnlc»tinc - The I^igh-Mallory, who was air leader when Rayburnsaid recently n-iberl A. Taft, of Ohio. new *>»* .i t mmmllice hesd. ilatrrauliuiial i rulings. fgovernment source said that if cpnimnnder in chief of the Allied > reuit carries out thi* threat, it that bo did not want the Job. nut Expeditionary Force, declared \hat One Incident occurred In the will be necessary to proclaim a "draft Rayburn" movement «ot the strategic Icombing succeeded third period when Garolina was of the martial law In parts coun­ under way ate ymterday. and to­ in spile of over-lapping and'comleading, 7 to 0, and had the hall try. Msrtial law would suspend day,,Waybumaccepted the leader­ I'lications.in the over-all command. In Georgia territory. A Carolina courts and civil .administration ■. ship pout. v I.cigh-Slallnry complained'of the pass st this point wss Intercepts! The government spokesman out­ Raytium was Speaker of the admrnistralive set-up which he by Joe Tereshinskl, who lataraltd lined th* situation this way. Hr House when the Democrats were said at times led l o . interference to Dick McPhee. who went all tho said that Foreign Secretary F i­ with, the planning of the tactical control. w a ^ tn the Carolina It. From nest Ilevln and Colonial Secretary ; air. force* rami their opposite A republican committee has rethere, Georgia ncored in three Arthur Creech Junes were be. A lmy and Navy formation*. AN AfJIMAt TRAIN1R 'V u x r.." **i.r >t li.c :luec wiki psotlirrs wtilch plays. 'Hie controversy revolver lieved to t»e considering two por commtnded that Dw»er*0o Sena­ broke out of their cages j>n a I rain on ionic- lo Ian Angeles ir.mi lb* around ihe lateral Inased by sible solutions. Hie most favored However, Die lale ait marshal tor Theodor* Bilbo be kept, out of •a Tereshinskl. The Carolina jilay- plan would be a partition of 1'ale, /*■-» in Deltas, Tec. hinploycs let! the rat n.iturslly and unloading praised Eisenhower’s insistence the Senate when It convenes to­ Upon an adequate preparatory ers, '"""c many fan*,' and most y *br line wTr. - tncelled wlien liir truio it* e- .iped ( lalerentiona! > BOO PcrwmH Attend Remainder Of Nation •-•**1 tine lllliJ into mu* Independent . .of the I . line* ircumin Jewish ' " amt period- o r -Jitr n’TSrtr- Ocfnrr the vers trot he- pro— m*a urougm- ^ Tnn states, with Britain keeptor Suffers Storms As -niiser •tari operation nrplune, the the lateral had been thrown n trustrpfhip rtuilmi of by Ihe Republican ateering Oom- "TTiinreYrSeFviceH slightly forwanl. Iri fart, one larrni code usm* f.q the Normandy Cold Wave Strikes ch mltter and will be laid before Urn A t B ib le College icisi ran to ihe pot o f the in * t > t on Leigh Maiioty alsJ liir t»lhrr lilftf*. if lh»* |»»iilt»w»i full Republican membership of snd stood there « moment, can't ix* afronipli^kfd, woultl i*11? staled that hv Die ilav of Ihe at­ the Senate later today. The dom- The Fellowship Front, formerly The weather, stormy elsewhere throw he didn't rail She play back the whole problem into the lap tack the enemy-' defenses ha-1 mlUee recommended that Bilbo Intercession Clly Bible Collrce, in the south, was kind to Hanford butAnother inridenl <« rurrod » f ,ci of the Unite*) Nations I •i, i*uoigonired hv leu and a S*nim be barred et the door of the celebrated the founding of Us nrw.»nd the teal nf Florida yesterday; i Carolina had in a rr herI to the half months of the most heavy it wb* sunny, clear and w*rm Georgia 20 . A Carolina pass m l" high of f inal h lire auppoy’d l<» i-Saneta when he appears to take location at Sanford Municipal with snd concentrated air war in bisfavor thi* achemr* Httn Winston *n H 3 degree maximum dur­ his oath for a new term. Airport with a New Years supper lor), from Nov 15. Kill, In Sept, the end soup was caught iV Churehill aJ»o h*. auggealed it the afternoon her*, accaultng Carolina'* Ken I’ownll. An offlrlsl If Britain does *■> lo the I*»»«t.-* Tha Democratlo Minority of the at which newly G00 persons were ing Hi. 1211 to B. F. IVhltner, westherrosn. Young women of the school called interference, the ball was Nation* f"r help. *he would pro Denote has re-elected. Senator mserved. During the night it waa Hnwn in the serving, cafeteria atym. called back, and Carolina penalised Humabl'1 give up hei mandate nv. i AJbep Barkley of Kentucky an Htedthetn big Growers A- Death,Taxes.Weather Flight Deck Cocktail 15 vard* Carolina follower*.tan t Palestine which >he'a held foi County Navy Mean Hal). More FB degrees, thetr, floor leader. *n»ey*ro chosen In "Florida is .the place for me-' ~ of lUtnoto as thetr than' 300 pounds of turkey went exulted Postrtpsster Joel Field, figu re out how Powell interfered nearly Jt year*. dopt Resolution On Flay Star Roles In liOiinge HoldsOpening nine* Powell wa* standing In front Into the menu and wan paeparod In the big ovens and pressure who on New Years ipornlng, found o f the man he wa* *uppo*a t» Employing Minors.! Year .lust Finished Pilot5 and their gueatn atlendedthat his plana to fly lo New have intrrfertsi wllh. M<>rf*W; Knutson of MbmaaoU, tha Chances Good For of tha tax-writing Orleans on a Beechrr*ft pt*ne Vow tll w «t*k n o ck fil I | thr nrelimtrmr v opsning of the Thr filrtl HunIn f! ri irf % *ia Follow Ir\g U»e supper, a spirited from the local airport, had been >'-* IsKM'lATKI* I’ltKHH committee, la Hawaii Statehood rrihrtl a-* nf ftiii qualify vangelicaf I ' l l MIA.'.HI Jan .2. a->— Flight Peek t m ktail 1.-0111(0 at srrrlo* was held At the frustrated by alormy weather and . a 30 pofoant cut * ihippnj th»*s tn f Auditorium. wHh the lew ceilings tnrtiMr erf ihe elate. ' iLpaftlil observers tl*o n-,'h-r y - ’f in VlorJJy hu("' V the Sanford Air Station on N'e-v i*ui.. ;*/c. * 7I<* rrslab-aot ai.4 ofrieial*- permitted ronstrFrYfrt WASHINGTON. Jsn f. DP*— lllnfii i, I ll Mimh *nd II •" e | pi' AK’T . i look thsfa going io bo tha first bin to Rov, Charlnt V. Ollltnor* and the Instead of going to the Hugsr ei-ektail twiner are now open lo Thr rjcmilivr secretary of thr pl»V I'.' 11 t-r-.<itr1.1 our Jtnle * b* introduced In tha new Congrres. Rev. Fkoyd Bortlek In rJtarge, Howl game, Mr. and Mrs. Field tough l Janmo.A hlevcrthelcss. thr -core that will Citirrm* Committer for Rtatrhnwi I nir- lo Hie or wi weol the jitihlic atlhough a formal Bach <s Mil would a it $3400.000,000 There were 13 clergymen on th» and friends went to the Elk spon­ go down In the Sugar Bowl record for Hawaii nald todsy.that chance, .I. Atavhlu»». ' I... f ro i -mod old performer* opening will he announced at 4 sored gams in Orlando lo sec platform. The musical progranj In­ from government Income, and t ifi v**rt» u:» ^ I* Ph. l-v,* , and 'be weather. later date. Brrordir.g to Kenneth Catawha. N. C. best Marysville, tHMik |s Georgia 20, North Carolina of favorable action on tbe propo-.al »mIg*f*r three* omxvdtlon talk from both cluded numerous duets and group Term, at the Tangerine Bowl. by thr new Congrcs* look hope a i lv ttfv iln l ,lt ii rtrF#*ttI l i l r r ! l|t |t ! i >U ti ,• rooks -of ftolitlral Seth, manager 10. singing with accompaniment by sides. Rut Knutson Is sUU con­ The rotnmilter official. thf Hrrtetinlf fYujut y Ui *mr* r- A The lounge t* located on thp r. ".dlincrs d- alb ti*"' h'euslor Thr laugh of the l*>wt vames fill Some inkling of the had weather George McUne. pointed out in n Hilt*lit fImr fident that his plan will krtn out. Mm. Miriam Oalhoun and Mm. ’ cn th»» I f f u» o f *§ second floor of the main building * 1 r'li.qleg Anilrews, 1-tntr (,'nmpuol. war provided in thr lto»e Bowl wm given by Mrs, \Y. -a radio interview that President il l»y ll! c r o w i n g The biggest Job ahead for the Jeanette Dufall, accoedlanUts; Rev. elsewhere lei J, 5|, lap niul navoial other and huge windows the length of E.,Smith, who has returned from classic. At Hnisch of UCLA, who one wall overlook ihe flying field. r f ’auii* iluoorLanl piililie tifficirfls. •Oth Oongrem ts the drafting of F. A. Immejt and Betty Malone, Tyler, Texas where the famed returned an Illinois kickoff 103 Truman. .Secretary of ihe Interior i h i p p i n c f i r m s mi Taxes, flu.lied out by a wave Sketches of planes and one largo ~ Mtne kind eg strike control biw guitarists, and Mrs. Olllmura et roses of that section were shrivel* yard* for n Uiughdown. w»* n»ked Julius Krug and Governor Ingram t y , Hrrnr»liiq: t n P f * r t v N. Win*** Htainback of Hawaii nil f»vnT 111 ip of the United States provida h u r t ! . iTlflirm ’IM n f t ) ir of imsltviir prosperity mid tbe And possibly a law to hold down the xylophone. ed b* Ihe cold snd ice. It drop­ how he fell sficr the run. Hr plied statehood for the island*. to m I >-ij- pent op ut to to od. poured interesting wall decoration* and a llolsch: "out of breath." ^ t h e wave of retroactive portal-tpped from 73 degrees lo ID degree, A feature of the musical pro­ within a six hour period Sunday MrLane **bl that if s voir on It .¥3: ill f* rr *v1- • vf fK.$f -4 II 11 , stale c •• f f e r j in record smooth dance f'tmr added lo tho On* more bowl game reniarn* portal pay suite. (Senator BSbert enjoyment of the visitors. .mount . Tliamaj, * coauthor of tha BUI gram was the singing of “An Old che said. She also 'described how lo be played Yesterday's Alamo the question was held in Hawaii h u t r e s t * ! fiml h i p | » I i r ^ f II,,. wrath*. wap oiui-uslly undsr which the portal-to-porlal Fashioned Meeting" by the Rev. fee clung to trees slid rain froae Row| contest at San Antonio, now it wnuld show Ihe people pti I sip thr fir Li . ii ■ li h(b ihv'i M I *. ■' j .,,•(« »-11•- free re Texas, hut lo be postponed tw- favor,ng the statehood ten In on; v ,i rton *| .»i| m , rt• i* • MW •vita are being filed, thinks Con­ and Mrs. E. T. Wilson of Btag*- on the eroltnd on her trip lo rsuse 4h r \ 1 ♦hr **•i*t TT i1 of the weathei Ihe game, 11„ , Hr I; i top ami p compared this with * l ” 1 . u !♦ gress ought to keep hands off un­ vli)r, N. C. Rev. Wilson, a retired Tenneaace and Attanla Ga. {torn matching Hardln-SImmons ag*u>*t H onlv Deadline Is Set For nrlhhrlte which showed t h a t M»»’ vtsfl. ri*; Umf * 1 flirt it., untv oMii.ii'g hurricane m> til the courts have had a chance (Methodist pastor, revealed his age where she returned to find Jack­ Denver, will be- plaved on Sptoi- K o (o ’ one vote favoring the plan fl«M rtP’V ,-kVfees i 1- 1imttlv ••t.i 1*d i#!r* knwking » * •» ^ as and that of Mm. Wibon as sonville si) sunny snd warm. ■' .Soil Conservation *o speak, ft* other labor legislation, as lit.If Anfkri in I h r nvM»Mn ...... .. in (he r'afibbeao at a re®7. Mofikcy Island snd the San­ day. the Republican* are exported to ’ utk'ii tal .imwr j iiiilrran hour, )»r pi*id f o r a |. .ted I0J Praise for Ihe co-operation of ford Zoo hsa been a mecca for The Iasi notice to farmers par­ d*hy thetr prea*ala until #y*s|Most GIs In Europe The parot yc;,r wap a good ticipating r.irh dnv in tho 11146 Soil Con., dent Truman has dellaem* bis the people of Hartford in aiding delighted toured* during the holi­ Pennsylvania Night in fs"t. iiitifw uruwing eI'.irtin, too n'pr«T f iilf * 1 days, with long lines of cars from Use Black Market rfSolllUnfif i»»r: Elnml.iiti (iltlW ll'.rida'a cilru IreiE " u t d I d nrrvjition PruRrnm in Seminole aUt«-of-Urn-union message to a the mtabltehment of the collage manv xtatc.i. narked along Park Is Planned By Club is being ient out by ths 1 Joint aesaton of Ctoogreas a t Mon- at the air sUUon, waa voiced by Avenue and Seminole Boulevard. I (Iviftid 11f.ricplvn i>l”tted the market County rrti ABSticblloii. County office today, stating ap­ A. Maddy. general supervisor. WABHINOTON. Jsn Aflirtf 11mi Kmi»» 111*1 pul -the 1 citrus industry in a plications The President has kept his .Truck f»i**A #*i The Winter Tourist Club Is Christmas. Sunday snd Naw Years must I"' in by Jan. IS, iw e find ths city one of the The House MllllwT Oommltlce 1) \ M -lit Ii*-r i.y- i ilo- -dump In prices, U*t to a minimum today fines* i day were the higgest Hays from planning * Pennsylvania nigh’ at today ippmved a report staling I rriiwi**- 111r‘ . 'i'" Ilf \ \ llll "as they positively cannot accept In Fior1da.M he •wUr^eT l. hiTfirt F hif.il !'m claimed 11* dlnre of. any 'after that date.1 urcrarro. 0f #n enH,nffi according to Ur. weekly meeting on Monday at Thm -»io« 1’iirin -t ' « Wmeelf a chance to work "Your celery to HUG V e t-e r b n * Is good and so are speech. P. M. at the Tourist < enter. that a “vast majority" ot American and r n !>i»u*f« G1rtf .\r fl -'f r illPIlltnn .lie,* campuses ami the Farmer* ate also reminded W the people-alralght as a celery Janies Moughton. too supertnten- 8Carl 1. . soldiers In Europe seem to be "In­ rhn f I im m I c -I 1 * ulnnr !««*-* K I**I4 Elsenhower is the chairman •l»tk“ He praised the work In dent. TUP Mar Kturuln t;tate College for Women bring seed receipt* for seed purIn charge or arrangement* as­ volved in one way or another and Go , A Dud ft lfT‘1 A ■ 1 and look to men *iud ciiated ami planted for rover rrops V p'pii* Hsnfod of Luther T. Barker, 18 Persons Injured «ii*i Snff. **' if t sisted bv E M Armltsge, dire, tor In black market artlvmas. In -a- II% ip t -lo ve ovrrcrowdmc and for fertlliier and materials fOntliwS n sow* (HI) -ill i . ii ti * doptln* the report, the oommlttc* Hrititilcv snd of the elub. , Used in orchard* and grove*, ac­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS In Airplane Crash itvei-.ily of Florida il rtfii l* s'rt ,i» (Ii-> i hi suggested that bank accounts or A cordial Invitation I* extended I l( I* ■Ii* cording in C. It. Dawson, county Snow, rein and sleet are felling n* i ommlttee spent Ibo A eitis* V ‘unlit y SrtM HIiol Income tax returns of occupation CIO UnionH Accused over a wide section of the nstion to anyone from Pennsylvania ploy'd by tina, studying Florida agent. NASHVILLE Jan. 8. (/PJ-The Atrori Lit»'»»! * f t liniitlta vnlirp yi today snd the word from the fore­ whether they are living In San­ troupe In Oermany a year * n Gruwei The rommittee’ fraih of a privata airliner has . Of Violating1 Law casters 1 itP«l -111 M lJ *> ford st the present or visiting rjnikl be clvecked. Tho committee­ labor itroblemr announced next Is that theT* Is a new cold ^ brought Injuries to 18 persons men pointed out tluit In UUs way foreiCIi Isboi when the ramp *s report, to b* here for th* winter. wave on the way. b*rX today. Tb# plane, a twin. •month, ii expecteu lo - call- for By ASSOCIATED PRESS tno present state of otllcen' aim opened on or about Jsn 30. Mrs. E. F. Lane and Willsrd R. ,,plitionai million* in stale funds Florida Schools Are «*taa DC*, .smashed Into a It's snowing-in many part* of 8laly CIO unions and J2 eorConnolly will provide the music enlisted men's fortunes could ho "It Is fell llml by rn operative to improve schools, w .„ central west Texas and Oklahoma. portions' were accuiad today of cm the piano tupi guitar respec­ ascertained, tno hope was expressed effort of »U shippers." *»'*• Florida **nl-a new senslor .whr.i Behind In Two Grades « a J u p i i u i L s s violating the* Corrupt Practice* A freeslng rain Is coming down tively end guest* will participate simultaneously, that a new Army Whitehurst, lbsi tbu labor prob (• Iwa) ((nallewa » Act in the last congrtaabmal elec- in Texas, Arkansas, Illinois, In­ in group singing. TALLAHA8SBF. Jan. 2, iVPV— ■ ] currency control program now In lent esu he hamlM o"trh mor« , “ ’t diana and lower Michigan. ta o r .v . SPIRITUAL TEACHER, DIES A report from the Citisen* Com- M of operation might serve lo hall black cffiricutly and with « "vl" ^ ’ tha plana also auffered In. Th# special House Campaign Tha sleol .and freeslng rains ANCHOR. SIGN DAMAGH* i AT LANTA. 0.». J" ' 3 -bT>- rnitteo on Education *»ld today lintveiting out to the producer* market operations. Investigating C o m m 11 lee tnls make travel ‘ hsiardpus In many A "man tnlermUanafly known Tor Flttridn’s fifth and eighth grade. , of the eotinly. A pornmneiii com; morning gay* tha Justice Depart- parts of the nation. This had , A large (Ogn In fnmt of mittee ba* W n l> baitOla t,U work In promoting tolcruice. pupils are-"far below fiar." „ 7 magician John Calvert m*nt evldanga which, It salif In­ weather curtailed driving over Antfwf Inn at the JuncUoti of th# Tha committee also reported l>r. M. Arhby Jones, died Uxlsy Inlmr complaint*. This committee Uy Ortarklo Highway and French H. W. Roton Will B e of BollyWood, Cslvert wss pllot- dicated that Ihe unions and cor­ Naw Year's Day and apparently that pupil* in smaller eehool* ro will work rlosejv with the county tn Atlanta. Dr. Jones, who worked [ing the plans at tba time of the poration# violated the law prohib­ a major factor in holding Avenue waa amaAed Mqnday. ecironI niilhnritiV* with roganl • » for harmony among various race* tend to leg behind those In largeF * fnOk OQkiala at the Nashville iting them from contributing to down the number of traffic deaths. cortUny to lew is Tate, proprietor Eminent Commander sc working nnd age permlls for min­ unit religttnw f*lU«L w»s 7* y«a« institutions. slrport said a safe landing waa campaign funds. Th# union* and Tho group, which ha* been mak­ A new cold ,w*v* baa brought n( the Inn, who reported to police I t W. Roton win bo UUtalled as or*. old. * ing a survey of the d a te* school virtually Impossible at tha Ume the corporation* are in Naw York of the crash because of tha fog. and Use Justice Department waa tb* temperature down'Fb 2fl below that skid mark# on the highway eminent commander Friday even­ system, said test* showed that new Hrx n r r s e r v ic e h e a d All regular airline* nights Had asked to take whatever action It at Minot, N. D, Th# naw frigid Indicated that tha damage had ing at 7:10 o'clock at tho tfrftxilo tho average fifth grader Is four believe* Is necessary. The con­ blast* era expected to move east­ been done hr * trunk, la st year Temple by Tfejter Cfcmmandary been esneellad.’in Jaycees Program Is WASfftINfrrON. Jsn 3—CJP)—A months behind hia expected stand­ gestion*! commiUae also submit­ ward* and temperatures of 18 lo two skidding cam performed * No. 3f, Knights Templar N. Y. mat*. Jame.r J. ard of achievement and tho averted evidence to the Attorney Gen 30 below are predicted for Min- adaeora operation on the ghus Other bfftaem to bo tnaUHrd Outlined For ID17 Dlnstinmton. et|hth grader lags by at* jrn College Is are) Maloney, was sworn In today aa agn supposedly- shewing that tha nesola tonight. brick Irtmt, aheer%ig away both era: F. flasky Wight as OeneraUsmonths, the committee VeportM. Communist Party Violated tba law Ain« Of HuJunior Chamber o f | Cldef of Uw United BUtea Bccret atmo; 8. O. Ormham as Captain Hiding In Antigua by falling to flla a report of aldra. Tbe surveyor* **U 1h*t In on* General: Bill Tyre as Senior War- Oominerce were outline* for the, Hervico. Tlio f^rvtoc guard* the or twn-teacber schools some pupreceipt* and expenditure*. ' tPfraldeijt. * Oecretary John W. OUUHj FLYNN IN JAMAICA don; C. a Welsh u Junior W*r- war 1317 at l!u*, mooting of Um tlji were as much as nine month* (AV-Florida Driver Of Wrecked p m \ Jama# Moughton aa Prelate; club today by Jack Rallgsii, presi­ Rnydrr and a large group dl friend# behind children In more populous Truck In Hospital WHOBTON, Jamaica, Jan. S— John D. Ooto as Treasurer: Jno. dent, end waya and mrans nf in­ witnessed tho ceremony at the Chinese March On (H^Vbyie actor Errol Flynn Ir- D. JlnUna aa Reconlgr, J. B. creasing the llauiW i necrf-vaiv TYraaury Department. Makmey '" M r ; hi* uchnol. the American Embassy Sidney ot rived today at Kingston, Jamaica TUUs aa Standard Bearer; J, J. carry out tho ambitious programs silncooiis Ftank J. Wilson, who port said, the lax between im an *tt rural schools and city echoola U % bug* aboard bl* yacht Zaoa with a OarveV aa Sword .Bearer; O. K were dlsnisned. Blnco Uuro plans roll red on Tuesday, JacfcsorvHF, as much a* two and a half year*. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Id trailer party of guest*. The Zaca w McKee as Warden; P. U MlUer am not yet fully matured, publici­ plan! Th# Chinese capital of Nanking Boulevard damaged slightly In heavy weather as Flirt Ouard; J. O. Huff aa 8ec- ty concerning ihwn is being ds»»•- w*a : W : TO BID ON BRIDGE —*r tha aeaa# of another antienroute from Colombia and win end Ouard; K. O. aoderbiom aa ferred for awhile, «ald flatlgan TALLAHABBEE. Jan. • 3-<R> American demonstration today. ' Tuesday >g at about 7:30 undergo repairs during Dm Or* Ttdrd Guard, and W. A. StenaTO FACE CHAR0E5 Mr, Rattgan asked for Increase*! Tbe ntate Road Department asked ft sttft under cbeervatkm days Flynn Intend* to abtyl|K flald aa SenltneL , mm co-operation tn programs and at­ contractors today to submit bids <» the American During (ha 7«ar 1»4*, fourteen tendance. He pointed nut that for a new bridge across tha Hali­ Effie Mae Pope, negroes >t Orange OeMtal RoaptUt. a d Central Is*Imo C MV members w en meetred, bring­ while no Immediate gain would assault .and , battery .chi cording to Met* Highway Flirt*headquarters, yttlli fax River at D ayton Beach. Btds ing Ui# tote] membership to «3. probably reeuH to tocaj buslftesa * DOG FOyND. on the Daytona Beech project and connection wilh an ice that he was not —’ farms from the W.OOO edition# of four others will bn received on blng that put her hui Apolntar deg of solid 'white mrtt Pope. IW7 West 8! SKYERS CONNBCTIOr gdsnt until 11:30 the Florida Jaycro News devoted FYb. 9. Btrasl- In Femald-Laughton and britend 11 color and lae #*r* w it recently brought hr »He finder In Deputy Walter Morgan, former manager tn flrenlnnte County and sponsored . The bridge, which wUl replace orlaf Hospital, X-raya era Sheriff Charles Beck at hla horn* of tbe Cowaa Paparimont Store, by the Banfnrd club, ,l)wi tong an old span condemned several Ukan to determlna thw.M The tdentlty on the Country Club road. Tbs this mowing tba! be rangu effect - wtlr tjo oonaiderabla years ago, is etpectori to cook '.the Injury, according to has not jwt owner msv recover the do* ■by announewd lo no long connected with that In acquainting many persons with around * million doUara. i t win The pick entered lha U /t • day, after • storm: contacting Mr, Beck, either *t his firm, but will remain In BanfaH, the ad vantages of this section, and connect the mainland of Daytona and U bellarod to have Oon on new Year’s Day. Inducing them lo Invert here. pendiDg further plans. hom tjN st tbe Sheriffs office. Uracil with the ptnhrtBiat Beach, th# left lung. • • J.:' ^ ' "v -s ■■ R e p r e se n ta tiv e Sam Ray bom of Texas was e le c t­ e d by House Democrats to­ — — S Fellowship Front Florida Enjoys Formally Opens Balmy Weather At Sanford Base New Years Day First Shipment Horida Resume Of Celery Sent For ’46 Reveals From Sanford News Highlight! stt mt * -,i... 1?6? ’. . , .. _ -■■:, *l.vj’BSi , j- ■l"-l •• ; .. ' ) •'.'V' -ti *» - v __ ■__;____ .__ . v~; _____ W ..__, ,• • < . ' '* ' .. ' .‘A a • : - * " : ■ k-: ‘ • I . ‘ • / - ' i■ — i j j j n, . U �* THURSDAY^JtAM. 2 , 19*47 ^ THE SANFORD HERALD,*3ANFORD, FLORIDA m s x t Florida Resume - F 6 r ’46 Reveals News Highlights C M Ilaw * F n e Ct«> Om form *r governor Speasard Ho!U nd wa* appointed to .fill tho Obtxptrcd term of Senator- A nd­ rew*. .H olland had already been nom inated fo r a full icnatorial te rm when (he senior senator died. SEED luerstlc Gommtlle* r'Bjoctad Gay aa the p arty candidate and named S tate Senator ‘ Edw in' O , E raser, who had the nocking of anti-Caldwell force*. Only F ra re r'i name was II*led on the general election ballot. A fter the election. Governor Cald­ well mid Fraser wa« barred from the comptroller's office becau»e he ha-) been a meml-sr of the legislature which railed the comp­ troller's pay. Aa the "l»*Ue how *(amlji, Gay ha* Iwen appointed f o r the next two year* and F’ra»er i* yetting ready to ta'te the m atter to the POTATOES NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED RED BLI SS Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND & SANFORD PHONE 358 . : , *- it V " : P L A N E T JR . I «/, H. P ND CARDEN TRACTOR BIRD 2 ply ROLL ROOFING with fixtures LOCK LID GARBAGE CANS OUTSIDE WHITE PA IN T’ 1 and 5 gallon cant. PURE HARDWOOD CHARCOAL SHAKESPEARE RODS — REELS — BAIT — LINES OTHER FISHING ACCESSORIES. HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC Phone 448 216 Oak Avenue Utah Centennial Queen Will Wear Sunbonnet Crown ii#r«y, W ltitu i my Imml and at Sanford, Florida, RADIOS • ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES • HARDWARE NEEDS tlonwido ta ttle with what he called "reactionary” force* in the. Democratic party. Pepper also l quarreled with President Truman over p arty philosophy and labor legislation. There wa* new* In the pri*.m departm ent too. Newspaper rrltfe!*tn of the sta le road camps prom pted Governor Caldwell t j a*k th* F’tdcrnl ilureuu of P ri­ son* fo r a study of Florida penal condition*. The federal agency gave a n >t too com plimentary report, recom­ mended wtwlesnle chan re** in p ri­ son adm inistration ami suggrated TIllM Robert 8 . Walden of tho reconstruction of Inany building.*. United Dank <■T rust C o , St. Louis, Some of the repair and recon­ M o, shows a detective how a woman struction work ha* already start- cam* to his window, held him up, ed and following the federal re­ snd collected IS8Z from the counter p o rt, the Cabinet created the Of­ beside him. Walden told police be fice of Coordinator of Penal and was so surprised that he failed to Custodial Institution*. sound an alarm until the woman Tli# Florida open-nhnjHnmrrtd* bad left the bank,.(International), m ent wa* still drawing' Itradllnc* in IlUff. The , U. S. Supreme Court declined tu say whether the so-called "tig h t to 'w o rk ” 412 Sanford Avenue SPINDINO CtUllTMA/iat home In Independence, M o, President Trum an ■ips a tofl drink .through a straw while hi* old friend, Mayor Huger Sermon, give* him the latest local gossip. T he President (lew to ln> dependence In his personal plane "The Sacred Cow," to spend Uie day *—w i - , hla. nu«car.cilfl m n lh rr. (Intem ajtonal) I HAVE SOLD MV GROCERY AND COAL BUSIN J. H. PAYNE AND R. P. PAYNE OF GOLDSBORO, N. C I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIA­ TION TO th e people of Sanford wbo have n a d i It possible for me to operate a sucestfui Business in this location. u ' _ • L o i Angeles sirvet id.cn stonn hit the City. The storm flooded hundred* truffle and Indirectly brought death to 30 person*. , rum - W hom es, (list It will lighten your day your home. Check what you need lor yew kitchen teplocemenlt. V * a a 4 I e m *1**1 WsSs, hsllsw greead, wltk Mask valael k sa fe , tsturtS with 1 sslrs ^ k««,v Hvet*. FOLDING POULTRY SUPPLIES IR O N IN G i Newest metal log and brace I type. Rubber tipped lag* | make it stay put, Very j wi tli* design tor n special rrown •in be worn by the slate’s 1W7 Centennial Queen. The Idea era* conceived by Mm R It Erickson who frit 11 was high Ume to break away from the tradi­ tional conception of th e royal croon snd develop one for Utah that symbolised pioneer IradlUpnj. TVntoltlre plans c a l for the "royal aunbonttel" to be fashioned of metals mined In U tah-gold, silver snd copper, flego 1111™. the stale flower and th e beehive, slate symbol, would be (wed aa (W-ocaMv# motifs. Although grandm other never dreamrtl her home-made bonnet would be worm by “realty,'* Daughters of U tah pioneers feel the gold Miftbonpet w)p mkan more to W aaatch Valley folk Oian a fancy diadem. T n o t ic e phone number Will continue to be 72. 1 will supervise . the delivery of this c a r'o f coal. ... T Thanks Calhoun’s Quality Food Store. 1M U j Calhoun’s Coal Co. • • ‘i t J. A, Calhoun Ji-im -iA t, I’llT. HKUINCJt.K ATI: l IS' KUiltlDA IN I'llANlMtltV VMTtrM UK It ATT ltd ill | h in t ii SANFORD, FLORIDA ik b b ,b ORGANIZED JUNE 2,1939 RESOURCES Loenaand Discounts .... i ........ J............ , Banking House, Furniture & Fixtures O verdrafts ............................ ...—................ U. S. Govt. O bligations ...... $1,3B7,751.31 .....uu. O ther Marketable Bonds 253,903.92 Cash & Due from B u lk # .... 004,703412 Total CAPUB8 U - h K h n k i^ t 4 ld n g h d a '•stssrt- Capital S to c k ..... Surplus Undivided P r o f its Dividends P ayable Dec. 31, 1046 Deposits Cet KUemlls todsy at TOUCItTON UKUU CU, W ASH BOARDS 2.346,358.75 $3,000,652.63 LIABILITIES lepwvl tiih i, U 4 Raw leerkM K DENTAL PUTS » th at have been calling about coal will place your' older now lh ry will be filled in a few days. The (fiilrriM liundl) Mew m e downl (and you couM, too) I’m sure borst) with this ironingl at eur iter* - I U \c pleasure In announcing that they have a car of coal arriving in n few days. So if lha people", D t|l AprOMOSILI lies rrunlted benralh *,n “ V " r r a r .Pflfh w school teacher In Ohio before joining thr movement, snd It* curly history st Ml. Pleasant. W , Va She stated that nt first she had thought the present project too bl? to handle, but m-altrd that she had rxprrlrUVd the same feeling a hen Intercession Ctty » ■ « formed 13 years before "Th e only satWsctory lib* 'U to live for others-It |»y* to serve Ctod’’ de­ clared the vigorous, gray haired r.-omen who ha* devoted half of ». patronize these fine people and make their business' a very successful one. l e g a l I’m washed wg-far . I hope that the people of Sanford- continue to W employe who dint la-fore he could N o th in ’s co o k in '— SAU CEPA N A Has v a I u a I Dsukls-Usssd dsslga, hasvy ensmsl «»»•>»», stmag ksadte. Everybody’s Hardware Store editor of the Railway Evangelist, who had led the atmIon In prsyer. RmiUtratlo-i for the different cl,vac* and the vocational school will tak- place until Jan. 18. Mr. Maddv said, He said tlust lie ex(jecletl about 100 musician* and efire fhese Kifc/icn velerans It's *o joke when kitchen gadget* and household equl^eirtl }*it ‘won't werV efficiently. Get the new things you need * Fellowship Front Formally Opens At Sanford Base lie trird for the robbery, I’d lik* to ssHle dow n in ■ nil* com fortable kindling boa. . Ctftk'ihtW (drlirlaJ i t* » t |t *) jutti'* u. sfakrhn.i Attorney, K*nfori(. vmI AP Newafealtmst HALT LAKE C IT Y -U tah U plauning to glorify u le sun-bonnet. 'H su popular bead-covering of grandm others ilay will tw used S late A tloriiry-Geneiul Tom Wat son tried, for the most p art uu successfully, to e n f o r c e the amendment'"by court suit* am persuasion. On th e lighter side, u Tallaha*see couple hatl their fourth ronsecutlve set of twins and got & new honie from ifononi who were shocked by news pictures of the shanty in which the family lived. The actuation sensation of tho the year was the finding of Itoa.OOO* buried In tho hack yard <>f o Jacksonville homo. Tb« money was part if 1180,000 lost from a UM5 Jack-, tonville Post Office robbery; It wee* buried Ix-neath nine foot of Jn4 It I* Orriarnl (hut |hT» i publlit»»4 one* * wf«k n .fi'p .iilh e wrrlin 1ft The % 50,000.00 66,000.00 8^48^6 . kAAU ft �a i M •» 4 % I S - * ,• V f f ' i -1 -V V ■***~ " 1~ --- - "-'r * THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA L ar^C ro w ite^m Out For Basketball ’46 Season CATAWBA 31, MARYVILLE 6 D E L E W A R E 21. ROLLINS 7. GEORGIA 2Q,‘ NORTH CAROLINA 10. Il By P ftA N K ^ itfi A P Newafrature* Spuru Editor NEWiYOKJCr-Kulle** ba.Unba .1 r tm m m to prewar standards .lui trig 19«o and fan in lt m ! «a > at a f* v e ( pilch in m o il' section* with to * * ( crowd* turning out for big coBsgs douhftheadyre In tb « New W>Ht and Boston' Cardan*. C hlctit Stadium, Philad«lpbia*« Convtn on Halt end the. Uuffelo Audltodom. * !• Coael liiiu T (H ank) lba’» Oklabot a A n i t a from .Stillwater turned ip with a. great team that woji 31 ? game* while lining two. won 31? w FJPiu rkg seven-; 1-foot Lob KurUnd, tW AFgire lialted Califor* for nia. Pacific Coast king* lha western division N C AA crown and cafe* e**t to retain tba na­ tional title with a 43-40 triumph th Carolina iu the N C A A r>v«r Luss Of Arnr • * Fails To Halt Pro Gridder KQQTHALL RESULTS i R I C E 8 , T E N N E S S E E ..' 6 , 45, l in o is 14 u c l a 0. (S T , J O S E P H , M O .) ir HARDIN.SIMMONS v* DENVER, PPD., t INCLEMENT WEATHER INSIDE SPORTS REPORT By ARTHUR HF.CKWITII, Jit. final. Carolina gained the final Ohio Stale, Western a chatqp*. 60 -67, In an Confe game here. overt! ninth annual New York tournament, • Adolph Kentucky Wildcats finRupp top, conquering ihe race Ished nt from Rhode leia n l horse 5, in the final, State, Da outb won its eighth Ka*te crown in ritya year*; are walked o ff with /th* .South­ ern C oiferenre IlU al Kam a* the Wyo Big S it,fo r the first time; Wyomche ing returned aa Rig Seven chain j B A flm A lX lU H IN D lT ■ , the same statu s M U-U ve.ir by Btotce Chrtatnuu and New Y e a r t , upending «n iRdepcmlPtil dub ------- ... . OCTOBER ------------- ^ ................- jh’Afc^lpy OjOPibUy, * AUtiJ K ?A ce«, P I 0 P ,4 RtJfM v-y Mn.tv CAL Af -lUC Ada .7f (..H (J> ------------------------ 1-L. ' St' 10J1S v AMpiU.vt j 0,--1 ^ -Tot eiAfioUAt tfA ^u l sWArtf* AMTfk'A ( V * f ' ' j, C* y OK<tl' (Sifit M( AtUUt'iCS -Vft> tftrA l 1*te t» 'frttt W.Vi I* h mi ( -J " ^ >j f ^ S JoC YAAtOCC- ~ Day celetrratiurv* )»ve w u p i r d . wltti John T u n co ff.. who (-ought much of the average person'* Ume. for them th e latter part of th e whir R U hand -for us to m il In- Unit j ItMS muviii. ns iiu iim it , "Seelnr you a nne-.trmed eawt« the opening of the national poa-t Duytono, lhvuli ha* !<v-l US'- St'CtodPtiASC,viAd vNAS time to )u *r around. Ute center, but j Brooklyn learn but recent a n m »m ,e -! ^ a}|? Ute fact la, that baaebuU day* are! ment confirm, the rumor that { O H O aoimded gotkt and marlniw Ute Islanders are dickering with nearly upon u* ttum til! the Unite 111 the- httpllah^ •The Tptedo Mud Hctw are idafcd the New York Yankees lor a work* } one doctor rtcctaml.* • to arrive in our fair city .Mar. 0 to fTiS 'lttreeiik-nt. and for Mtr Yanks H i mtern ettll wars was the proim-ty begin Spring training activities and to tratn at Mu- world fapums shortly thereafter th e Hanford beach. No definite plans have come o f Pittsburg, but lluouith Klmer Celery Fwls will be rttgaged In the from the resort city but tlicv are tnyilen. National FVm Hm JI i^-ngue (ommlsilolier. the Hi?les bor* e spec led at any Ume. plon, 4iid Baylor acored In the Florida S tate league "Way*.” , llltl HIHnev-ke - has agn-isl to rowTd hint from Ute Sin trrs. There haa <been tltlte pews re­ JoiW-W/VJd NdcrrrPf'c* Jack .played nit of. ltd] with the flreC o fe a sio n a l basketball field leased concerning th e local team, matuige flic IV lo m l tied Mats due­ 1-bglcA. At the end of the i-awHu u aV i ti.iisin at: ijta m ir more crowded than ever but th e Ped officials are working lling file coming tl-ar Tltp tied pdgn he tddained his r>-va e mid op-..i.ir with llw d a rt of the 1946-47 *eu- quietly ...preparing for. Uu> - HM7 Huts will remain' an tndrjirndent he.ldisl for hts home her,- Jte w :l-i orgaolmtion since contacts wltti C i'd i.trl-J A II b-'piV* son wijfc the inception of the Baa- •eaaon. tllrouuli wit 11 pro fooUMil but- pot ketbalHAasoclation of America. Sanford has lost five key men IV lrolt and the New York Yankees wlj it footlKill IW it h was list n The jFt- Wavne, Ind.. Zollner" from the ItM# team. DUve' Bride; M-r-rh to have fallen throilgli. ■f7i(- St. Atnra-.Une Saints Have deep In bta Vein.-; won fbe National Ba*ketb.Vl Jtm 8chanteL Manager Ml Levy, Hating thtv.e iiionilis iu a tmsLeague championship while. the Jodi* Mowing ton. and Qhaxlie tss-n "laken over" by the Ollk-ago I O N K . i l i.Haiti more Bullet* triumphed in Bisson. T he k m of these men will Chibs,- and from the Am-lent City pltal convaji-w-ent. lie did a lot of UI Lb IlllldOng about fisi!bail, The pro th* A f r ic a n U agu*. auraty be felt when the Feds alert mrne t( mini her of statements that rluUs iLvd a ll.sk ot slralagettu. the Cubs are already sending proUw next season, b ut there are W ily cotiklnl a roach take some * u-. many able men returning around spivttlvr Jltayer* til Ihe Saints , Orlando Is looking for a manager of thirs- pnifoKdottnl ih Ls. Illodv re d H unt ■ of U » Amerilan whic*i, a formidable *47 train can since Teil MruljcDcl has been M-nl ' ‘ fv them and apply l!»- avslein hi be built. Her key A M giu's Buffalo Blsona id d e r by Washlnglon. i w l|i<d Ifm* lumi.r .sithi-F ihe b lflildrr" Awong lho«fe Mated to return.will up lha qperaU a atripf of Juke »L Uul It Is likely - Ihat the Senators ,,lar 7 . • aural » r rw ort t* an olf-*ea*on tqclud? Jerry SI Berm an, ‘ Buddw will supply every Crlatulo Out of this ihint.ui- Sanders; nerd In lake. OdAle O lortr. A1 Bryant. Bdh occupa on. Thttle, Don 2aspel, M y ro n order to give our m ightsrrs another came lip with .1 modified duello* Bharpe. -dim Faynr. Cal libiiM top-notch iuttpugnt mj John * l:m* T nffensile limiiWIun and a rJiullu t wenre I will -rent tnue to *rryol;e ttie tesd* ' ur ll* Rmie M etier and Unity ninan " I* ' '"' t'*,|h i mil eb Sanford pill have to obtain a nern for the Orlando lennl and ran "*w wliere ev-rpt -aoh of the insnoger for the coming season p:nftw-lon.il teainJ and will liave to odd some tdayrrs ®cna't>r e f(arts Me tatki-d over tilVlth tn an efurt to stay among the other News nmnj-, from (1 dnessille Oiui'll .tidin ll.im-.iir -F O K S A L E I |:amtic.pi •»1 tranvs In Ute league who are show- lh‘" Mv(l n '..ir will- matuice the llltfli 1“ t|o->’ Ranwii... _ ,. .. , Ing definite Interest In betlcrlii* n ;M pn ar><1 n-rrlve iin*un1— v,xM-,i II* an,| riii tl^LH UMil aid from the Atlanta OmckeR, slii.itll llielr ttt46 nines. Il«-k|»tet '11 test t!ii- 1 nifV who will undergo their Spring t rain ­ I/6it week the Leerdnjrg fran­ (OUSE A N D LOT K«i i h W ^ trnrfcrq* %'^U ?!l#» M]tLUf ing m i h i lies begintilng on M arrh ' chise was sold to Pittsburgh and the ,,**H 1 vk prior !«» M*sL=*iii D|k'iiPirates will operate the leesbuti* 6 In a» (im v ille Kir] Mann. prrsl-J tm:. T I m* n*5ulfa wirp Murlllntf. JH ART LUM BER dent of Hie Crackers, ha* glven’j club. Ttie team will tx^ known us U.slntf RiiuIcpk* aysi the Ieesburg Pirates and Bid tile O-Men rr-ium to believe th a t !#*»,* YARD f?4-k)pti! Itni t.njy oth* OaltiesvllF* will receive nil the I Oood, last year's manager, will again Li hi 19 7 iittl i pteyem that are neressArv finch ifrtfru' pth* the learn. 1o HiiiHi's ihi* lhu kimk iiilL it | reports from the Crackers promise j PalaLka will. It seems, remain hi to give ftalncsvlll,- laivt the Illicit ' up 275 iKrinfA to- 41 f4.r tin* hp- -rffAPC(* to I x - a f v e iA jp 1fok' P l« d f C A tH f- . t& iA a p s UDDER Reg. 1,98 SHAO R U G S Reg. I 29 "CANTOITIIDI ‘'ll® 'SIBn AT *THI RODEo (H FOOTBALL STADIUM IMVtPlfin y-^ef.' > ----- Retf. 5.85 SCISSORS JACKS lt*K. 2.39 AUTO FOG LIGHTS Rck. 159 AUTQ TIKF. p u m p s RC«. 1.95 „ JAW ORLANDO N n *r Hrirulrr #* vijis lim* S C R E W D R IV E R S R eg. 5 9 c O IL C A N S R ry. 98c P U N C H A N D C H IS E L ma hr SETS R.g 7.98 T R O U B lf L IG H T HOIOIHO hi* three-m onth-old daughter, Sandra Lee, Pfc. Ldwwrd Mnit.it U iliown st tTdcsgi) [>oliie ilallon where ha app*uivd fur help In Uniting Id* wife, Lillian, It, who dbappeHrvd.C'hrUtmua K‘v* on woy to churcii. Murtas told the po­ lice Hint be U due back at Fort Sill, Uhl j ., nml didn't have any place to leave the baby. (International) t(tt*i| ('Iiwip Money OvinoralizeM Omaha JA N . 3 -4 •S Itttmntc Alit non iv lr of FlitsI,High is the ' h.n! man of lin"ki-tbdl Avwwiidlnn id Anw-rli-s-—.Jf Rag. 7.45 HuoraMcent LIGHT FIXTURE tn* i,-.iil.> in im niuil traits j . P.itd 4Ulirinilt (3lli-,tgn lllark ll.iwW gii.ilu- t=> the first FrehctlUaimdbui to play for a Chicago bum In more than 10 year*. R e g . 3 .9 8 Auto Fan R * lf . 9 8 c Truck iMirror FINE DAVIS ENAM ELS tJ U It k D K Y I N f . E N A M K I J * E X T E R IO R and IN T E R IO R J-r, 1-Irv 4 m .i M lS ... Wa. w ho repraaant lha W oodm an ot th* W orld In lM* com m unity, ar* n atu rally p lau jad by out aucca** in 1946 In anrollinq tu w m am bars a n d providing lliatn *nl«. siiiimi. injitl reuorv* W oodm an Ilia inaurunc# pro fact ion. PAMPIYIU IH OAfclHQ DIIP1I a t ^ r c i a M o rto w w H o rw A In C T S j- P trs o n . Ws. tbaralora. wish lo axpravs our appreciation lor Ihe h*fp so generously given tu by ollic-ore and mmibera of lha local Woodmen Camps and our many Iriende In this community. Thy Woodmen Society s Tralornlly In Acllon" pro gram ol Iralernnl. civic and patriotic servief Jias pro moled a more widespread and Inilpinlii knowltidp* ol Woodcrafl’a purpoae lo serve our follow man. Tirol program will b* iurlliar Improved and enlarged In this an d In U)* yaare toicjme a t more men and tsiys |uin u» to help carry B forward. Please accept our elncar* Ihcmlrs for your valutdaetlsl anca In lha past year. Muy 1717 brlur. you h«ulth. happlna.i and prc.ptrily In lull measura. 'v .. . . . . H! J. FINCH, DUtrict M an«Rer Office Phone 0 0 7 — Residence 1B2M 116 Soulji P erk Avenue Senfortl, Florida -d,>T - L ' ji]i , I- r- SUNFLOWER PARROT GREEN NEW BROWN HUN IER GREEN WHITE AQUA GREEN PORCELAIN ULUE CORONADO IAN CREAM SAPPHIRE IVORY . AZURE MEDIUM GRAY ^ BEIGE WARM GRAY SAVOY RED PEACH COMPARE OUR PRICES AND THE QUALITY OF DAVIS FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL LIGHT, MEDIUM n n d DARK CRAY Quart ‘ •$j .455 Enamel anil Paint Thinner Gal. 1^.25 Reg. 15c Well AM. COIX)RS in PURE COLORS in Oil Checker Kit and Checker S T A IN S . V A R N IS H , P A IN T R E M O V E R . D R IE R S , F L O O R W A X . ALUMINUM PAINT Gal. $4 .80 RED CLINGFAST ROOF end METAL PAINT Gal. [.GO SPORTING GbODS T■J ... , Reii. 4.98 FROZEN F ro z e n Fom l K itF o o d K it 2 .9 8 t h im ' «, WOODMEN O F THE WORLD Lli* I n iu ra n c e ‘B o d a ty Calpha Htbfaaks Men’s Socks 2:tc Gallon only $(J.70 OTHER COLORS IN FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL * RUG ROSE - - RUG GREEN — MAROON O IL 111-113 East First Street 308 East Flint 81. ■assy. *' THJTTaj# 'ek^h-g. ? l • \ r 1 KO ASTERS K . k 1 .4 9 S L IP O V E R S W E A T E R S 4IH] i lltliwl .1077 \Ufll Hi 'ITiiUty Urilvrt ilv. WAllUAW. PViUnd — 1/li - The OotntnunUt-ticked newspaper, Oloa j l.udu tleclared ?* railway carlo.11L-1 * Of shttes Supplied by UNHRA were 14-4KI*Ih II44-1P--1MIl«fill I | allowed to rot at Wroclaw (Itreci 11till*trlit HrtOi , laul while "winkers m e walking If !*• 11*1% Ma i I. i t» around Imrefoottd" Kt #“1SSIII ^yiTtvt ' || M ii J The Uwirnal said tile siloes were OMAHA 1/19 r1lM' man i Iimv* 1)F'Ilh1Yi*“Imikllk^ Itill i ,» Mured In the warehouse of the lht* |‘X government monopoly "Hpclem" !1>» |iarktllt? /OH4* Jvlilll till 1Lf ||«>v at Je!i-ii!a irbira In loai-r Hiti-da Uu ntiif tilHl from Ih hunt itn last July for ilLMiibutlnn among to V n)|i tiLul for Uu1 » limu *Workers ‘ . T 7 te pewsjMprr adilcd: “ As Ihe trll iiliiiiit nni ifiii a |iarkhit? to warehouse » err damp ,, flpnlem ry,furr«*ni<*nl <irtvr. notified (he aulhortlies. advising tm |Kukhk(» liar I immediate distribution or re­ otivhHLsiy in a hurry* Uu** v?j»k* moval o f goods. As tyi sirjis were dressevt jdnnjiter ^udiisl wltat a taken by the aulhoriUes, the. pafklpg viol at tun tine was mu I whole transport of slxw-s w aalw M tolil |3 . * completely ruined while Hie work“ Hue." (teamed the stringer era are walking Lirefooted" handing the ivip two dnll.u. "Mike care ot llu- ,ar like a t-i«sl Boston hail ttie I Ind |kianeligr-r car subway In America. FRL, SAT. & SUN. - r o i /Rd I 3:00 P. M. & 8:00 P. M. ’ W R E N C H E S .............• Re*. 1.98 3 thp fc’twiwl pn|iif i+fj Uir miHliftril T («>rimitioii l- 1^ t|t*hn4-4l iiff-hu ki,, p=;iv Mi■ in,in (r. j I hi motiuti'kts tin** wltkh I J Lh t|u*yy Li TV*\rt,w «*njy ,U T litu h ^ ’ UliU»*rMI\ .uni lha k|x.fT Workers ItarcTootod UNRRA Shoos |{o1 ! . DUST M O P S 6 calibre haseball In tlic htstorv of tile teatn THREE R E V IE W O F Y E A R IN S P O R T S lit MAROt.lt V. RATLIFF Al‘ Newstrnlurt-s IlfK T K P O im Ti-tt da. ( ' gai\ilr* » t » i made ptntrululiil fdottult lilatory 'Uv pint lug a tlltl W Jrun ultlunigH lu- In-t an jtm in the aur ntiu* made .1 lu lie 1*11,1 hlalOry for Itorkport High ft-hnoi <luiilrr> c m ii Mar tj, lie vTith f’ outlu rn Methods; Im his iv*lh»^e iln.ts Me ririn-il mitre t.iureta | plavliK in prufesMoml rank* wiUt ■ the* PUUhuryli Streiera, iluutent joliu'd- ttu- Mariner] e.trlv In JfMJ A Xtptimu* mine Idea o ff .his left arm fast below the efbnw ini! !it- simvil s lth ,h ii» trb-n.U (tint tits ItMlbill « j * over Hill alien lh- UMided iu 4 billet of the Navy Mtwpltaf In I’lilladet-1 l>hU utui si.niisi tits nvuis-raUnn within the wuiul o f Uu* Philadet. i nhia K w lw - -ftHH the nt,t rm th a ll! fever returned lie l.i ti'r-,, ,| that he Mill s-oii14 14 ,1 He i.i;kd the tuaiter over with N tw doctors nod they thduglit tiL. idea was n * A R K A N S A S 0, LOUISIANA STATE l). i G E O R G I A T E C H 41, ST. MARY’S 19. t D E L A W A R E S T A T E 7, FLORIDA NORMAL G. * O K L A H O M A 34, N. C. STATE 13. * T E N N . S T A T E 32. LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL 0. ! P E P P E R D I N E 38. NEDR. WESLEYAN 13. 34, BENTON HIGH V T ----E C Hc t -H------IG H <'ATLANTA) A T J .a N I PAGE tv * •U--:i v? Si*-. - 'i'1' i -7 - _ : ^ i �T*—- -- * fcfzfljkr *J Tlje Rockefellers The Sanford Herald ■kUM •klbkws 4aUr w JU h ' n w I w •a 4 *• . ■•afar*. rW fMa S it M u M » > * w « w ______ u i u x n «eoauox D i « ItllC R trnO X (LATHI raraLU la AAaaaaa r 'Oarri«r< ■*»* — --- ; • I ha k tM i xa"n»»« t i l -■r f(li.a • - " T H R E E 'S . A km4 , m M«rv la CW«a** —* A CR O W D ! '/ A la th e present J o h n D. R ockefeller n K reater mnn th an his fath er, th e c re a to r o f S tandard O il? Yes, answer­ ed a Cleveland editorial w riter, com m enting upon a Rocke­ feller speech In th a t city. T he reaifdiijtiven wtia Hla work In organizing th e g r e a t R ockefeller Foundation, which has perform ed untold services, especially in m edicine and public health . T here U room f o r debate. T h ere is no doubt, however, th a t the soii is a fn r more^ praiseworthy, c h a ra c te r than the fa th e r, whose w a y s.o f securing business success were . not alw ays adm irable and whose tu rn to philanthropy in h i; old age did not redeem the m anner in which he made his money. A m em ber of a y ounger generation whose family fortune puls him above th e need for such stru g g le as the eider w ent through in his early days finds him self with time and energy, as well a s m oney, with which he mayserve llte public good. Some younger m em bers do so serve and some do not. T he younger Rockefeller is one of those who do. I •"lobor^TrooblcV I iM a r lH m S p tcitl — (? r C - tn tu l P^ r t u '^ ^ v, # ^ V WiflHINGTON — BacreUry of U bor ‘ L arw ^jT*B ,T Bchwi!!»nb44b] . w *• w m w* » — ----- 0 --_ f t f L / R O and hla iid*B hoM to anticipate intlclD iti and ind head hwd off w y iitw.ouibrftK aides hop* any n«w. outbreak ofj V labor trouble In th* martUme Industry.^ .They hav* been quietly can vasal sy the Induitry'a’wafo'altuaUoit] with th* two men whd aldpt In eettlement of the reqent a*4 strike*—J Nathan P. Fetnetnyer, former War Labor Board member, and Jam** IfL» I'tC JtD B U l Fly, former Federal Communications Oommte-] •Ion chairman. • { Labor Department oOciai* fere dlscusalny tm ’ J poaelbUlty of tnvltlny maritime union and rmfctayemenf repreeenUUvts to a conference In Wash- . tnyton well ahead of any showdown on new way* ' demands. ‘ *: ; ’ ‘ ,j i| . • .Utility Industry and labor representative* were! % called In recenUy to consider ways and mean* of maintaining Industrial harmony la their Held and the m aritim e Industry may ba yiven the earns, •' treatment.; ■ " •s .. U Tha bty marine'union*'already are talktny of _ 1M7 way* demands, and the Labor Department Jams* L My f wants to yet on the Job far enough In advanc* to / avert another work stoppage. Government labor •Jrpert* were crlllciaed for oot intervening soon enough In list fall’s maritime tleup.j j ' " Y § IS l V r * / Tha Bara 14 U a atathaa a4 Th aaaatata* T»«a» athtoh la aaala , ■ • aatlr'~aallUa 4 «• «M aaa far w*- This new y e a r can be one of prosperity fo r thin nation fahllaattaa af all aaaaa 4l»nf*ftM ai|IH4 la II «f Ml afharttlaa provided labor and m anagem ent can keep industry's wheels going w ithout costly strik es. This was the gist of the first nnnual re p o rt to P resid en t T rum an by his new Council of Economic A dvisors. T h e President, in mnking the findings public, reveals m ore confidence in uninter­ THURSDAY, JAN. 2. 19*7 rupted good tim es th a n do th e advisers, who see certain 'tfinfcjon spots. These doubtless a re .the U ncertainty about 1 BULB TKKHE rOK TODAY miners* wHgtHncrensos, a question waiting th e Supremo W B U IT M ar- FOR TDK Court’s action on th e Lewis contem pt charges, and the m DREAM HR. CIVILIZATION CIO Union* new drive fo r 25 p e r cent w age hikes. WOUUJ 8CAIICBLY IIAVR B3The council, bom u n d e r th e 1910 Em ploym ent Act, CAPED FROM BARBARISM. BUT includes Edwin G. N ourse, of the Brookings Institute, DREAMS HEUJ TO III! TRANS­ LATED INTO' M m oM TOO: And Leon Kcyserling, governm ent housing official, and John Uirjf said tme In another, Behold D. Clark, U niversity o f N ebraska professor.’ j. hU tjfwuner comrlh—O ea 37:19. • W hile in general th e r e p o r t keeps the m iddle ground between private e n te rp rise and governm ent-m anaged 1 s o m e t h in ; fo r h o pe (From The Atlantic Monthly) economy, the council arrives a t w hnt seem s a sound con­ At th* present rale it niu»t comr clusion: the m njor th r e a t to im m ediate prosperity 'must K to pare *> lie worked out w ithout direct governm ent intervention I / And that rixht noon (hat the through the practical wisdom o f m anagem ent and labor, meadow awrot ■/• • And steeple buah not givxl to eat farm ers and financiers." This m eans em ployers and em ployees settling their Will naVc rmwdeil out th® odinl* ir u i. own nroblsm s nmicnbly and keeping on th e job-a good Then* alt there I* to do la wait promise fo r 19-17. A m ericans w ould iike to sec it fulfilled. F I For maplo hlrch and epruce to puah *i;_ Through meadow aweet and steep­ l e Suek iAnd crowd them out at a similar :-i rate. No plough among three rocks would pay. - with other things •if wl fio busy ymirwlf ■eea put on their 'While the tree* wooden ring* And In long-alrevrd branches hold their away. Th*n cut down the trees when lumber grown. And there’* your uriallnc earth ill freed From lovely blooming hut wa*te ful weed And ready again T»r the grata to dwn. A cycle we’ll say of a hundred year*. Thus fnreelghl does It and lalstei fairs. A^'virtu* i s which wc a|l may - n rhare Unless a government Interferes PAtUnee and. looking aw*y ahead. And leaving some thing* to take their course. Hope may not nourish 6 row or horsa Bat'apes a III acricnlain. ’ll* said ROBERT FROST. ---- — Jher* have been too many “wont etrftjhro" lately. “More ha.sU, leas ■paad." a r«i■* — Uranium may be found In Uie Antarctic, but a lot of people would rather let It May Uiere Ilian go after IL JKLtJWf* we look armind ua. the more we're convinced that this dvttuaUnn will die out for lack of parking opacr. « f- pod have*troubto wtlh the at your assists slowly tum' rad and drooping a are, ao amaU ybu U so, red_ -M apidsrx, are them, may ba the „ n o r nUnte noMt) sulphur eh*! and you am sh gwwtnnari. It It « n by th * name, phuta to and gun* Along with to matoXftla h*r hold hvdo-Chloft and fire iff ' The Bomb Saved Lives "V - ance but the consumer doesn’t cat I fru it evil was to turn honest and th e akin and frpm the consumer’s| use some of the millions of dollpni stan d p o in t an orange la either Vo collect for advertising purposes good to cat or it Isn't, and when to wern consumers th a t I M h e y th e hntirrwifc' (-nr* tn h e r fnvnrlto | buy Florida f r u it In Heplcmber g ro cery uloie nr fruit nturul and regardle.M of Its appearance, it pay* trirmiRli the nose fo r Florida Is not fit to e c t ami urgo them f r u it that “look* nice” nnd then to w ait until it It ripe. • g o ta hnntp to find th a t the darn i If we can't sto p the shipm ent s tu f f l*nt’ fit to cut, »h* just of green fru it maybe we m ight nntiirully lays o ff of citrus fruit protect the consum er and prevent fo r tt long time to come. his buying i t In any event an You nnd I do the sam e thing advertisement pieced in the n a­ r ig h t here in "Florida In the tion's m etropolitan p ap trs heed­ su m m er time. V/e step into v ed: " W A R N I N G : FLORIDA ato m nnd pay from fiOr to ft FRU IT IS N T F IT TO EAT. Don’t fo r n honey dew melon. Wo aro buy GREET fru it, w ait until It la fond of hntiey -dews and look for­ ripe.” or word* to th a t effect w ard to n real tre a t. Then when would prove so startlin g th a t ill %t» n it down to tho h rra k fn st table nnd find thnt otir costly melon la a a green a* grass and so hard th n t wc ran’l even g e t a fork in It v-r u ir vff honey dews for a Answering w h a t ho calls "th o wishful thinking ainung thoau nftor-tho-ovont stra te g ists who now deplore tho uko of tlie atom ic bom b", Knrl T. Compton writes impressively in tho D ecem ber A tlantic M onthly. Dr. Compton, since 1930 ht*nd of M assachusetts In stitu te of Technology, ns a scicntcist w as nctively identified with the bomb experim ents, wns an observer on Gen. Mao A rth u r's sta ff, and im m ediately a fte r V-J Day wns In Jap an interview ing leading Jap an ese m ilitary and scien­ tists, m any of tho la tte r pcrsonnl friends. Dr. Compton believes use o f the bomb on tho two Japanese cities saved " h u n d re d s of thousands-porhaps se­ veral m illions-of lives, both Am erican nnd Jnpnncse." Though J a p n n was a lre a d y beaten in one sense, from bison tho ground research ho is convinced th n t in the w ords of tho Japaneso them selves, " J a p n n would have fanntically defended iyer hom eland until ail Japanese w ere killed." The invasion, sol fo r Novefbbor, 1JM5, would have been n slau g h ter of both J»|>ancae and Americans. The bomb was in h u m a n -a s la nil w a r-D r. Compton agrees, b u t it brought lesa destruction of life nnd property a t Hiroshim a and Nngnnnkl combined than did the B-20 raids over Toyko, Use o f the bomb over a city was necessary to Indicate w hnt it could do to a comm unity. A .second bomb was needed to show th n t it was not an isolated weapon, and th erefo re to clinch surrender. Dr. Com pton's conclusion deserves a tte n tio n from all A m ericans: C onsidering w hnt 50ft bom bers, onrh carrying an atom ic bom b, could do to the City of Tom or­ row, Am erica m ust, whllo striving generously to promote a United N otions' peace, " n o t lightly su rren d er the bomb ns means fof her own defense." America should share it only when an intern atio n al pence plnn is adopted in which we can have g r e a t confidence. 7ha people who called for _ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY white Christmas would hare been By RUSSELL KAY h o t aa content not to have had U on (ha reads. Klltlny the goose that Uy* the thet September .fruit U not fit to Amy's meteor rocket has golden egg Is universally recog­ cat yet they Insist on rushing It ____ M a apeed of 3.M7 miles an nised fee tn unprofitable practice/ ta market Shippers who have there era some ntracted for fruit are besieged hour. Tills makes a new (dark to but unfortunately who Insist on .disregarding growers begging them to plea be shot at by the driver* of Nome follu such time teated fefelbms end In ^arly"—the grower* are mfretd ancient JxiopptM.consequence the goote that .lay* of e freest'and don't breathe easy A weak spot. In our economic Florida's golden citrus egg u until thetr fruit Is off the trees ajatem Is the failure to bring to. staggering around In such ■ sorry and the sooner the better. Ship­ that eitrus Interests ere pers hoping to hit m fancy market gather the farmers Wlioao fruits condition viewing the situation with genuine take a chance cm green fruit They •Od vegrtatiUw ref from Inability alarm. may come out ell right but. th* to harvest and market them, and There are probably s lot of imaumers who find their reuoni for th* slump In citrus taete they leave in the consumer’s mouth it eo bitter that it kills the shelves empty, prices; unseasonable westher has market for better fruit leter on. • lot to dd with It but the old Our attempt to regulate the Chicago baiber planned, ’ll of shipping gre*h fruit It a shipment of green fruit by law if ever John L. Lewis got evil primary cause. W* hare been has been a dismal failure. Chemhi* chair, to share off those doing It for year* and then when eyebrows. ,|f» go* hla top- th* 'refection k*u In we howl our tale may play around with their taet tubes all they like hut they — f. but lost his nerve at the heeds off. And the blame reels can't make an immature- nrnnjrr moment, thus ioatng hla chance with tha growers as much as It Or grapefruit taete like a ripe i* the moat fsmoua barber In does Tha color-added precast may n .*with the shipper*. * “rtim ai. j o V iH^JKorelV^Lovghs1 I Work And Prosperity a te Nh' Sreiot* H «oH o«»'#nJ \ ^ c h w s l l e n bnjch'Moy'Avoid ath V n ,“ «la t-a a 4 la lha laraL , , i ( U a la On «aaaUT_ :B . p THURSDAY^ M M ' *♦ t *47 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD , FLORIDA j w a^ w w w m « mu PACE FOUR *■ would' do a lot more good than harm . ‘ , I know It sounds ridiculous, hut it makes a lot more ssnse than killing the m arket and kidding ourselves and our customers the way we’ve been doing for years. I venture to say th a t «v»ry green Florida orange nr g rap efru it th at finds its way to m arket kills the sals of n thousand ripe ones later in the season. GENERAL RETIRES I/ONDOW. Jan. 3—(A*f—Oen. F»r Frederick Morgan la Insisting to­ day. that hla retirement from the British army, announced by tha War Office, Is not at hU request. • THE SENATE HEARINGS on'8enalor Theodore '0 . BllboT(D) of Mississippi are way out In front aa far aa laughs are concerned.1 Th* witnesses ksep giving a flourish to thslr answers that hava spectators bent double In laughter. In this respect, th* notabts witness la Robert Osndy. a Mississippi Insurance agent who goes In for politics. Gandy's moat frequent answer to questions to: "Senator. I guess you don’t know about Mississippi politics." * . * Usually, this answer Is directed ct Senator Homsr Ferguson (ft)ij of "Michigan, who has don* virtually til of th* cross-examining. * a Gandy apant a great steal of Urn* explaining that under tha Mia-* atastppt custom, th* winner In th* Democratic primary usually pays .tha campaign bills for th* candidate he defeats. *" . Boms senator*. Including Ferguson, hava had a eolhewhat dlOeull tlma getting straightened out on this custom. Meanwhile, Bilbo sit* quietly during the hearings, listening-intenily and smoking EbiJTkOtek ctgae:-He is going to hare th* ' ,w-ord by reading a statement at th* doe* of the hearings, s ' expect to find out if Bilbo accepted gifts from war contract© violation of tha la * // • ,<>f ' *• •-„ •* . •. m • ’ INTERESTING'AFTERMATH of tha post-Mp meat finds government official*, expecting a downward: trend In th* £ 9 ^ mand for meat, sttrilng by lata 1947 or early 1941. ' ’va # Economist# point out that a» mors consumer gOoda.becom* t f t lk ___ and abla—such aa automobiles, refrigerators, cewlng machines mac Ilk*—consumers will spend more of U)tlr Incorns for: ijte these Items,-1*** for meat and other food products.* * Mara F»re Fm There should b# more pork In 1947 than there was 'forecast^ this year. Th* reason Is that farmers hava Increased Nr IMF hog production substantially. Also, beef output will b* approximately th* same In 1947 as It y as this year. _ .Th* Agriculture Department, meanwhile, believes" that farmers (ars planning on plantnlfc larger crops next year. Result—took for possible surpluses In some food Items In 194f«* SimilarJ o th* potato coop this yaar.f Morgan once eras Deputy Chief' of Staff to Supreme commander Oen. Dwight Elsenhower and helped plan tho Normandy invasion. Tho British War Office has maria ho explanation of Its announcement that tha Sl-ysar old Morgan had retired. loiia-Ctna.1 i— • \Ye ran spend two million or ten million for th a t m a tte r «dJ v crtlsin g Florida citrus i n 'n ew s­ p ap e rs. iintinncl m agasint* and th ro u g h other mediums. We can show pretty pictures of Juicy, full-colored fru it and tell of its h ea lth vsluc until we e re blue In th e fsce am i it will be like th ro w in g money down a r a t hele if w® fail t» back up th a t adver­ tis in g with honesty and a depend­ able quality product. I t might be w orthwhile to sup­ plem ent our ritru * inspection ser­ vice by adding a few disinterested u n h iasrd consumers. L et a few hnusew ivri, typical of those w* m u st depend upon for our market, g iv e our early fru it the “taste” te s t. They will tall you In a hurry w h eth er It is fit to ent or not. January 2 n d t It may be a little old-fashioned — our idea of banking, for it has changed very little in the nineteen years we -have been serving Sanford and Seminole County. No matter what other testa lh» fruit may hava met. If tt fails to paaa - thf consumers "teste” teal th en it has no business on the market and It shouldn’t ba shlppad. 8ome old timer? wag their beads and tat) you that It Is "Impos­ sible” to slop the shipment of green fruRr end from whet has been going pn In Florida year after year i am Inellned to agree with them. I doubt if- It can b* done hy law or regulation, twit until we do find aome answer toj thi* problem « lot of people ate • going to get hurt, not only people directly In thg citrus business but uit about every one in Florida or the Industry Is dominant, and when citrus folks suffer alt of us must take the rap along with ■them In one w«y or another. In a column I wrote a few ytars ago on this same subject during I ■ similar situation to the pre-', sent, I surges ted that one way wo might put a atop to tha green . '‘ j -•• ' ’ ’ *• + m -i ' . ' ’J 7 • , . • •» Before everything else, of course, we place the duty of safeguarding deposits, Investing them with cau­ tion and lending them constructively. . MV • : ;.H , ' —- _ Inj L' Ll ■* - Our banking facilities are modern and for your use, Wc welcome as depositors and borrowers .those who share with us that this conception of banking1is sound. i . It Is our purpose to be accommodating in every re­ lation with customers. In fact our bank is built upon the slogan: SOUND PROTECTION AND FRIENDLY COOPERATION IN * ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS Notice To Property Owners And Building -Oontrfudors ■ The Building Code and Zoning O rdinance of the. City of Sanford requires a complete set of plana and gpeclflcationg, together with plat plnn, to b« filed with the Building Inspector before granting a permit for tho erection, alteration, :.t '. / ‘ 1\ ’ 53- • i or repair of any. building or structure within the ftrb lim its, and any building or structure costing morg.than $600,bo located within the City,'which shall be retained by him until such building or structure has been" completed and ap* |. proved. SaH " u *- and i Beginning January 1, 1047, tho foregoing requirements ahali be enforced and milding permits will be granted until I '• O r f W 1928 (Af{3i*1*J With Tim Admiic Nttimrnf D«nk of ftnktmirfit) thew requirtonenta have been j » M aaW FDIC L’:,‘ • - : ^-77 rJj, * - v - C -* ... : .1 .. *c: - ■* -' * 'aii-iK ’ V ■ ■- • h?;.-=.; \ . ■ PPI , mwt m ■ . * i.. v- —•& ' •- k Li y S .. ■’ , •: m m ■ iM ' i’TT...I ^4 ■ . • - • , - • p ■ . • ■ ■ ■ / 'S r . -• 1 ■ I * ! • •' �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA rial Activities — TELE. NO. 148 New Years Eve Dance Held At Country Club ocia A New Year* Oance was held at the Seminole Country Club nn TUESDAY., irmM ilp L e i^ ie °f U* T ur*day night with about 200 ___ allotiai cbu’rn i ,wtu inset persons pfxnont. The dance.Marled 10:30 h'clock with Neill i t U dp^arlah H ouse'at 3:00 p. M at Powell's O rchestra playing. The d u b rooms were beautifully decorated w ith m agnolia .leave* interspersed with red and green at reamer*. Basket* *>f delphini­ M M f Betty K mV. * h’rWe eltct, um, snap dragon*.-w hite MarchM honored with a coffee amt au* and gladioTuie* were used and icivW givrn TuctnftiVYtiornin* by- the elub wa* lighted with candle*. El ix a 'd ia r ln llr T rue’ at her Lake In the cocktail lounge wa* a long M a r^ nAome the roiLdi «>f which table at one side. It w a r covered w errfflftkotnied * v y R l - ) * l y at-, w ith a w hite cloth anil centered range men l a of pink ami white w ith yallow caleTidulai In a blue pottery bowl flanked with yellow i-neiilaL • « • > the moTirtdg' the hon­ ■candle* in blue holder*. A buf­ or**-A»ws prevented with mlscel- fe t supper was served at a late laneoM , g ifts in M iitm m with hour from the table and conihted of turkey, ham and beef salad • la ri* w ilyiii of 'Jlieppy Honey­ sandwiches with potato chip*, moon'1 printrd on them, pickle* and hot coffee. 'MfSr-E. 3. Dix predded over The orchestra played for danc­ v*’ rerviriy.iuiil, i vi e yfffee assLlinic M r*., >l\ T nic i'l-.vctvlng were ing until 4:00 A. M. M r*.' M. Hall nnjj*lfr», W. K. Bake) Tlt5»f Invited to 'h e ' with Mi*a King" were tin- MMitEa Shirley* Kick, Jackie llrotchle. Mary Ann MIm Betty King, whose engage­ WheWhtd, S hirletr'K inhli. Nancy Collum, Sylvia Mrixch, Martha m ent wa* recently announced tn I’aH e^tin etly M ono,, Calhnriin' G ilbert J- Blocker of DeLand, tol l Clark. Audrey llm h .lb ln n Baker. o f the plana for her wedding to­ Carmllf . BaUcn. Jaiuy., H eticl. Tut day.. The ceremony vrrtl take place A lv ln g ijo n . Mr*. ./jUAn Hughe*, nn Jan. IT at the F lral Presby­ a h r a . William fitSpVrV^and MU* te rian Church a t li:00 o'clock wiU*« D r.- E, II. Brownlee officiating.- t MU* King chose a* her maid <>f honor Mis* ‘M artha Page and her only other attendant will oe MisJ M ary Mott of Tampa. Jam es W est w ill serve as he»t .fjyuv for Me. Blocker and ushers will lie John Gndhuc, J a rk Bragg and Dirk Bell all of D el .and. ' No invitation* for th e weddine have Iwen' Usueil lull all friends of the couple are invited tn attend. True Home Scene Of For Miss King f % Kinff-Blockcr Plans For Wedding: Told e r so n a l s Misa Ruth Hale ha* relu m ed to her home after spending the holi­ days in Macon, Ga. Mr. and Mra. \V. G. Ho** and Tony Huddleston spent last week­ end in Jacksonville a* the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mac Huddleston. Mr. and Mr* Hay 8 * » c r have returned home after spending the holidays with Mrs. flav-er’a parents In W tnuuma, Fla. F rien d s, of Mlsa Oleda Dyson will be glad -to learn that she U improving after having been con­ fined to her home with Influenza. Mr. and Mr*. Will W hitm ire have returned home after spend­ ing the Christmas holiday* with Dr. and Mr*. Fred C. W hitm ire and Janice at Ft. Payne, Ala. Mr*. H uncll Birman* of Adel, O s. la the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. N W hitehurst, at their home on Dark Avenue for a few days. Mr. and Mr*. Carey liar field who spent the holidays with friend* and relatives In Columbus. On, and Honoke. Ala have returned to their home at 1700 Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. Pnut fYmld lias returned fmm Allentown. Pa. after spending a month with h er daughter and wm-ln-law. Mr. a tu f Mrs. 8t. Ctalr Kendrick and son IPnut. Ilclirium’a 1947 Army Totals 7.7,1)00 Men fllliVH ANNOI Nt'HM I NT « ----V** M f„pnd Mr*. T ,r, SfrMrnnamy annoOhce the b l r ^ n f 'a daughter. Wanda l.ee,' Ihi* *ttturrdn; in the IpPcrrUaM -niightmf '•M'lU-ourlnl llm pital, Mr*. . McMennnmy i» the form er Kloi*e Dunn. Mr. and Mr*. R. 0 . HI**or are living temporarily with Mr. and Mr*. 117 J . . lo*h;nan.* .Mr. IltsSct i* associated with the Govern HUUUBefaB—tA'r—Tim Iletalah m rnt~N ew *- S ervtrr at the S tate arm y in 1947 will have 73.500 Farmer* Market. m an—34.600 professional soldiers and 48.000 rccrulU—acordlmt to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bond and a report from the Senatorial Commission for national Defense son of Richmond. Ky. have ieturnrd tn their home after »|"*n-lillg the holiday* with their dough John W lnlhrop led the first ter and son-in-law Mf. and Mr* group of settlers to Bouton tn 1830 W alter Mnrgan. Price Reception Given By. Laneys And-Higgins These Women Mr. and S.i*. J. O. Laney and ny DOROTHY HOE > Mr. and Sir*. Jam es Higgins en ­ Associated Press Fashion Editor, tertained on New Year* day be­ Evening slipper* are back, and Miss America haa them tween the hour* of 4:0ft and 7:0(1 o'clock at th eir home on south FVr the first time since the war. Sanford Avenue. must shoe shops arc supplied with The guest* were met at the door a glamorous assortment of formal hy Mrs, R. It. Dea*. Mi*. W. K., footwear this season, and V . B. KirVhhoff, Mr*. Iloblcy Bruce nod women ire making up for lost lime Mrs. James Grappa and shown by snapping up the most frlvoloua HQ •V , *Into the living rooms which weie and elaborate one* they can find. I o rcn o l cn suite for the occasion, T ractImllv any kind of evrftlng j The l.nney heme was beautifully slice you can Imagine la helng fu m ­ decoratnl with a profusion of ed mil by tnrmbera of the Guild gladinliifC* and snapdragon* in of Belter Hlioe Manufacturers, d e­ various shade* o f - peach ami rose. signed lo go with fuller skirt*, upW hitr candle* w rrr used in light­ In-front and down-In-back hem ­ ing. lines, slit skirts and all the new Mr*. B. P. Caswell. Mr*. Ed­ silhouettes of the gala ry ruing e, w ard lliygiti*. Sr., Mrs. tliville fashion scene among the most Im­ Bark*. Mr*. Fred Williams and portant style* shown are: Mndala. Mr*. Edwin Shinholser led I he with or without ankle straps; ‘t i l gue»l* to the (lining room. The sling pumps; hlgtv-front types In table wa» covered with a white which the Instep t* co rn ed with M adeira cloth ahd In the center Intricate Jeweled network; high, wa* a graceful arrangem ent >f elaborate platforms; wedgea. and itd ro*e» in a silver bowl balanced clogs rn either *idr w ith white candle* in *llvw holder*. At one rod of style* are even more elaborate I he table rggnng wa* serve.! from than before the war, and there I ’ / i an antique hand-painted punch Is « new look to the silhouette and I howl which belonged to Mt*. D. construction of the ^net-war I- Tbra*her. Coffee wa* s e n r d evening idjnr riatform s of all from a diver *ervice at llir other heights are much In demand, /• \ end. Stiver and cty*U l tray* hrld many-with decoration concentrated tiny sanilwlchc*. cookies, fruit on the platform Gold and stiver caito. pttund cake and salted nut*. Imported brocade* are back, though Arrangement* nf w hite glsdioluse* very scarce. Cold and allver kid in silver bowls flanked with while i are with u* once more, as are all 'candle* w eir on" I he serving table*. *144! KID* of silent picture*, Jackie Coognn, 32, I* pictured In Hollywood, i colors of satin Bnd moire. OltTINO Of ADY for ll.e New Year'* At either end of th e m antel w n e C a l, cutting the wedding cake with his new bride, Ann McCormack, ‘Highlights of the "rawin'.*- col­ Day aquatic program at Santa Mon-1 small arrangem ent* of red lose22, of Dotlnn, M ss*, hi* tliratrlral partner Following the ceremony lection Include an all-over shoe lea, Calif., I* Joan Thomaj. 18, dt and raudlr*. the couple left for a Nevada honeymoon, (fnlcrnational SoumlphnloV of gold sequin*, a high-throated Venice, California. Joan will coin-/ T hole who presided »l tbe pump of silver kid with Jeweled -le against the co»»t champion glrll punch howl and coffee service and | network ocroiy* the Instep, a htleluvird performer, F.teanof a** la tad with the serving during 1 O rivlan thong-like sandal, bronis the afternoon w ere Ml*. P. • .voter. ( internal ional) Tbrnahvi. Mrs. A. W. las-. 3D*. khb sllptiers, and pumps trimmed Ruth Krott. Mr*. Wallace w t n f* t,{*>. r «» Unperl llnpe R. |. t'ornell, Mf*. M i.N N io n a r y > . . — *_ iTt rlckUtid,-* Mt a. E ’ t TVf>V. * Td if v v* FVndley ColHiu. Michigan Btate'a |g)NI)ON j,|*i IXivgUte total BFTHUmy. Gloucestcndllrr, WigF.dmoniL Mti»ch. f Mr* Henrv wrcAUtng ooiu'h. in IM l won the tfeslruttlrm'Of many Taciorlea dur­ tftul (jin -eicp h rn Unlkant. a W ith*. II. Mr*. Fit ward lliggin*. National AAU championships In ■J r Mrs Malcolm- lliggin*. Mr*. ing the war, tfnvlrl Industry has Iciltmrv company official, who the 127 jioutwl class. Ford llemltfrkson. ."l»»URi«ry | Mo|ro,w HiKgin*. Mr*. John Hig A'dmlU he ha* never read any o f, explorer ami atlorney at law, and ein*. Mr*. Wallv DieTrirh. Mr*. liicreivscd ILv product lifh ‘of foot­ EUraU-tli - B a r r e t t Browiitng'a known n* “the Livingstone of 1he I II.-vl*r-t t Mttse* ami Mi** S arah wear by 30 pervent over 1915, work*, will establish a shrine fur O rinos’d” in thrv jeglon of which I Deputy Minister Dimttrt Kosten­ the famous author Fnderby. .. . . South Amefiran (Tver he hoa lati j Warren About 2"ft guest* called during ko salt! In a 1'i.v* Interview hro.idtie has Issighl ‘ Itnpr End1' the tiled for many m u - In ronverl I bv lliw .iw radio hniK/v near tadlhiry wticre Wlrasnvngr tn h e , ..r lid iunglp !<■| tb r npjadutraL hours. Potty large factories ir/*nnrttj l*-th spent her early year*, for C hristianity, will ,iV a vf-rie* *d j PA C K A G E S T O E irr pnxlucllon ddrlrig tile year while glTiliaNi juid plan* in rrlmlkl the talk*. itoTting Sunilay at tin* , II Ml 11 kRCACl 1106. K o t t W restoration work on the plan:* lentil- m ill p re se rv e It In her tiic n iI’oola We*leynn Chiirrh =,1* roll*-- ‘ Hi-.l ,.f Hollfer,1 *-l« the MI |).*i .* * OTT. wa* " lilt -In progress Russian, Shoemakers Elizabeth Browning Top IMS Mark Home To Be Memorial '“,h Kxphiyor . .To (rive Talk Scries »pwrlry f A R E E U ’ S Rich Mineral Find In Siberia R ead The evening services i'lMtig the w,-i-k will Is’gin -il . 71 o'clock, nre-mling t** the He* I F. Frau risco. partio ef tin *liiireh, and i j UJNUON id’i New mineral riches ,-ohUoK to Hovlrt llu.*sla's vast natural wraith have been dUIln*tv rt ill Im’,. h...■*f»4*4 ir* t #«iUi4ionn9y -r m r m l , In U><* Sil» rlan soviet lei . srrxii‘1* kt ^ 10 **<,}--*,k **llrt Niin»!=i> nfU t riirtm, .Inn. I .J V1 this TTit‘rt ISibllc of Tuva, ifijf, wptifmiiM jut it t i n «"» f»'«m thf An expedition from the U 8 S ft iu il if trw nil! In* t*%liiBiip+t, niul mt Academy of Science rrportrd Mos­ unuHitai f f»m* I He lifirk cow r a d io , found gold, silver enpinterior of SouUi Ameilra will . iron ore. cobalt «nd 2fi-fool given. The public l* mvlled I" '1deep \ _ coal seam.*. iiltcml. Canoni fitly, Nev , Is tin* small s t stale capital In,the IF 8 mm t ■ CI/miDrV 1 STATC THEATRES ^ DORIS PETTI. JOAN Mli.I.ER. v rOMHARDY. DODSON. MALI. - AND OTHER FAMOUS TRUDY I l.!).r> I .llll, AND I wool, DRESSES Smasher N o. I 1 4 c -Q p rn * 1 2 : 4 8 p tm .- 4 0 c Today and Friday! ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY 9:00 a. m.To \_-6:00 p.m. , * r oi HOIWHS 4?98 'APPROXIMATELY 1/3 ALL WOOL Tn 1/2 OFF • . -tn. - m - • ... , V SOLIDS 2 PC. FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED STYLES © SIZES FOR JUNIORS, 0 to 17 . MISSES 12 fn 20 SLIPOVERS, CARDIGANS * BRAND Nf W WOOLS! IN SlfK K HIST A FEW DAYS © PI.AIDS AND I PC. AUITRAIIAN soprano Jean Love la shown with "Jerry", single comb Rhode Island Bed grand champ, at the ofvenlng of the annual poullry show In New York City. He'* In­ sured for 13,000. Over 3,000 chick­ ens a re In the city to take part In the big show. (/nternoffo«*D l Dr Iwonard Barker O piom rlrlst Eye* n a m ltird —tilasaea fitted 203 M. O range A i* Orlando. Florida Phone 4967 LONG AND SHORT SLEEVES •~5AYEHii*.TO 7.52 ON YOUR SMART. SPRING DRESS ALL SIZES ON SALE* FRIDAY . _____ cl«Arlnjr o u t tu rts stock* of colon and slu t. Some are atiahtly tolled. Ill will waah b e a u tif u lly , all a r e exceptional value*. f r ’re O H .S A U FRIDAY ONLY I , Notice 9:00 A. M. Wc. invite all visitors in Sanford to regis­ ter witli the Chamber o f Commerce at the Tourist Center C-omer First Street and Sanford Avenue. Tourist Club meets every Monday Li . • I* you are cordially Invjted. -E g fil ‘ ' • " . . ., \ • . e ■ . .v ■¥ : ' • -■ , * ----- �TH E SANPOHD HERALD, 5AMFORD, FLORIDA ifE S * *...-. . . > "‘J. 'v.',. i! — T h e GrmJett O p p ortu n ity '•y ioto Supply Start the Now Ytor t— With B l g f # *pd “Where CiintomerH Send Their Friends1 M N * q r« a9 w i* M fefcw M j» HOME CONTROLLED 204 Knot Klrat Sir ret Hanford, Florid* STEAKS: Club, Sirloin or Rib STEAKS' SIRLOIN OR CLUB th 4 52c Ih DELTA SWEET Ih 19c j PORK CHOPS Smoked B renkfa.l Strip lb (i9c lb 49c Fre*h W e»lern Fork I LOIN ROAST1 W estern Fork Chop!. Sliced Breakfast BACON ALL CUTS. lb 69c •• lb AoGmde , . ------ 55c DIXIE DARLING ASK AT srdK E MIXED PICKLES Smoked BACON fo r Drink RAISIN s p e c ia l 4—PAGE COLOR PRICE LISH! COCKTAIL BREAD Standard V egetable SOUP yagtlable d ix ie Nf d a r l in g w h it e BREAD loaf , ' ^ PURE LARD SPRING LAMB LEGS lb 52c Aged Cheddar Cheese lb 55c SHOULDER ROAST lb 39? Lamb Square Cut 17-Da CA* H i V A I - » A « o 5 n t r Hlokrly'i T o m iU Bt4 . D4U JUICE STACKS P R IC E / Har rumrnlo T om ijo SAUCE Tomatoon lh .. . 19c Stringlc*. POTATOES nq. 2»/, 24c Fresh Cut Squash lettuce ... 2 heads . 15c CORN w is i SUWi Rozedala Halves APRICOTS No. 2Vt 25c Sauer* V.nilU C * if 1 6 '/2c FLOUR Fancy Fne.h California 2 hunches JUICE STARCH 2 9c rUlitmrj IU.I CHERRIES CHEESE no. 2 33c U'iuJilaiLrioii HUNTS \ cans CELERY 2 Htks. 17c NUU APPLES JilJry Florida ORANGES APRICOTS HY-PRO ONIONS 3 lb» 10c u*b* nutu POTATOES 5 lbs 25c Del Monte A Real Bleach And Liquid Clearuef Street Potatoes * Kiln Dried, Fancy SANTA CRUZ No. 21 , COFFEE 2 Q t Btls. 25c * — - . CATSUP 1 .PEARS KR£Y'S T e n d e r e d Sugar-Cured Smoked . Doe* Everythin* Pillibury'* Pancake WASHBURN'S * FLOUR Baby Limas 25c Lge. Limas lb 29c HMlIA M flrwn BEANS No. 2 can 21c DM MeoW C. O. W*tt n. lb. GRAPENUT FLAKES 10c D*t No. 2 can 29c 8 lbs 29c 4 lbs. 39c 0 0 A * fl . BEECH SLICES Lb. (when. available), W ait. Streak BACON IVORY FLAKES lg.36c ■ O’L e.n lb 39c 28c Libby’* W hole IlyumaM N « U r Best Grade In Ctn. Pur* No qollinf-N o Scrubbing OXYDOL Iff. 33c BID* 1 3 >/2c .SECTIONS N o,2can 18c RAISINS IB ox. pkg. 29c 17c RAS1N BRAN. 2 for 28o Ducklings MT. VERMONT. RtNDl . At. lb OYSTERS p t 59c .TO M A TO No Bone No W a .te (w hen *v»il*h U ) IV O R Y SNO W lh pkg, GOLD MEDAL Slokely’t SALAD Condensed Milk Can 21c lr. 35c (when avalleb la ). TENDRR Cfl piio r t n u n FRHSI1 GROUND HAMBURGH* ft. Dill MB RIIIUKHT HTRW ^ ;I ! UE. Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 15c rtt-M ule Team DRESSING 8 ox jar 19c i t ’. AMtd. 45c Ball. Standard U ____ D . l l 1 lb. Package PRUNES Chopped (when M l* * PEAS ^ 2 lbs CENTER I*. 33c Pure Ivory In *fl*k# Form Libby*. Sweet Mixed 29c Wlrwaap SUPER SPUI)S10I1ir53c Snider** Fancy P v t 2 lbs In Mr.h B « o —Mala1* Ue S. NOe 1 '* or Del Monte r- NOCTIL LEMONS All Brand*. Tall Can* Cranberry . . * 2 '/, OATS APPLES Mn*r» Atari* . 1 tom atoes f o r k Im perial A&lor SAUCE No. 2 can »*.& . New Pack FI*. No. extract Krnfl’a Velveetu r u t l T T * Craam fitjrte O. IV IH V t 8 tb bag ............... .......... 30c 170 .I z e ........ doz. ......... 20c 210 .ize ........ doz ........ 10c Florida ........ I h .......... 3c 22-oa- — 23c Ubbr Mii*i VEGETABLES l&-oi,15c °R IODIZED AND In IJfh l Syrup tttrrrl B ea n s....... . 2 lbs __ 35c PINEAPPLE ORANGES Fr*»li Green Cabbage PiA,N B-os Florida No. 1 Potatoes 10 lbs. 30c* Fla. Celery ... 2 Bunches 19c Yellow Onions 3 lbH . 10c L*r|0 l l Chuck Roast Ih 39c M eal Plate and Brisket Stew lb 29c | All LEAN BEEF STEW Streak O 'Lean W hile Shlppod 1fc,55c Round Bone Shoulder . ROAST BACON Ku u m STALL FED U. S. GRADE A HEAVY WESTERN BEEF YOUNG TENDER U. S. GRADE A BAI1Y BEEF; LRAN, MEATY. NHCKl t ! S tr a in e d �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 THURSDAY PA G E SEVEN Legal Notit'e By S T A N LE Y THE OLD HOME TO W N iSETT/Ai BIG CITY IDEAS-HUH ? A SIT DOV/VM STI5IKE —---R E M E /M B E ^ - I S A Y /i O K ITCH EM 5 T O V F W O O D OR 111e b e st ic e c r e a m \ / \ a A / v^ ^ ^ n o pa n c a k e s If ^ 7, r ^ ^ v G C T ). y vi R O L L IN ' X *<2> -T a . ^ ’• M ik i (^iir Own lc« Cream, A ll Flavors Taaly - Deliciou* • H ealthful .1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 'J FOR REN T TWO HMMOOMS. furnUhed M.•e FOR HA1J-:. 2 ilu lj. 3 bedroom Binder a t Mufguirt Aim I.uum-. ,’ikhI knaUMi Oknrl leaving town. 1't«mi* 1ut<l-\V ROOM FOR RENT. 7tKl Oak A ir Flume 2t4*W. (JNK tl E K lJ X - m ir \ l tut* The,. l*;*le I’liiruf fv'il-R or nv|l t i l l O FFICE HPACE in n a HI at. French Ait1 4 Uaiik See Mr Ki|juUk*. 414 Sanford Avapua • itl tWl>.142), nxr.i wllli Im II i ami PfcntM* MSrt-M i lt HAJ.K 7 to.ini bungalow with laiinf 2h o butll. 1, rliva* In j*ll*)ll.‘ kitchenette PiiriiL'Juit WAN FED TO RENT rumiRhcil m tin flit iiistifi! |t oi u| iui tim’fil IViriiNitriil u tnUs. hvriylmily'ji lln iiiu ttrr I'liyiiu I 'JI n. Attention, Young Women BACK ROAD FOLKS *who are high school graduate* between IS and 3* la n of age, of aound mental and physical Iteallli Id of good character— * IM E N U R S E S . . it tiie proper prufeaalort, iirigr lienrra) Hoapltai, L Florida la recm lting of aludent nuraea <o‘ training in Lata JanuIpplfratluna ,.yrhlvh ■ « imediately caii .llll lie Id ao that applicant! regularly admitted »»• I* approved Ly the ile.tl.^1 Aaiorialioli American pCollege uf W ANTKH: lt/?m<Ll> t'liUHj,; )l;lw. , ^U/wU IJirJt l*4un,• «iuriti|f S C O TT’S SCRAP B O O K Surgeon*. The training achuul I* fully adequate and offer* *v«y facility fur training n u r w a — unusual claim .room*, laboratory, d .m o tu lrat,0n room farih liea and a n * * u ,ri* n t*d • ni! Student nu raa. g el comPNU m aintenance and three vacation annually. They j|v? | n a c o m f o r t a b l e In lin e with adequate apace for Tiome ||( e< recrealiou and en teitaiu merit, auparviaed by carefully .Snmii »|»athm«nt mfulta. * ( ‘nil Pmiailitiuii it» t Phone ItfifiJ. n „i„ IlH H lin Ajiyly to Ulrertor of Nur&lng Service O range-'Oeiieral Hospital, Orlando. Fla BIRDSEY FEEDS . | qNLV ONE GRADE , IlflltllOW IIEUK WlfKUK I’IUVa CV is itis n :n i;i» IM it imiuidl V a| i «* fur p n v iC | in rnirnry iiin»*rr* t% BtrtrtlV Pi ii-i.li iriutiv^i »ii? fiot^ ♦*1in i ymir rfftilt l uitr t?uka, 111Vi f ihf illl .111r til. iiSStiaDiMl wtl1 n. I in ’ a.f %vrl»f |l«*r^tl||«l tiff i mn I li,n- i* iiti *:nw*i fill iti i H i m j i . , , i,_ hi n i v| r u \ i | , ,,,,, , » r l l ke|>i |„ i, | „ , m ,| s c &\PS. L o o k in g p r a c o w s THE BEST I I I \N rtl. Iu2 M.i'nf. i.t Avenue h lltl.li litlti.l.-, „ in, • " " " i'. e liiiiK i,^ , ,„„„ IM<^>PLHHA4;t« DLHMARK, IS MADE. IM THE JLIKEWLSS oF -fHE EHI'WIMED Bo d ie s o f FOUR F ie r c e AT LAST i t is Ill lii: U’AUE tu t plIM i irm,. inn (vei­ ling). A Hi.il money maki*r. 3c .•livlrteallj- heated Military food tlb|»*[iwr S k ill u basinets of your <nrn. wi til u.v.m rd -lurum* i i f k l f ini'll nr -aihii.'11 imonon liniiiiitt.il,. ear.11 i<i|uiiiit (n u|>ernte ,* i h.itn hi 4t) DL'peuaera. lunation wettied, If desired. Write an«l ntve" itlmne number !o Sanford lim it) |t„ i |f \v o . Klimt »i'i in a -.on I'l fi 't l It u y , Imiit, „ „ > •..lUU.UII lei inn. REDEEMER choaan huuae luuthera O p p o r h m ih e > stru t jim m y ; fn-.t uYl p o tw . n u n i i m . , 1,1,1 c.1.1. Hi ii.i ., mn,.,', CHURCH o f 1HE lliia in e a s LOANS J REAL ESTATE FOR a/ m u se ,, 10 . I.D A Sh tt til l. trr Miuun fur M um ! >r«r> Mm* J in I iikini u|Mrtiii«*igt Im Ui Plloikr |U9.j SSI A b l WORK WANTED PAkce LAYINfiM ASH e? 1 ( 2 0 ‘ t P rd tV tn — A Q u a l i t y F e e d ) P E R F O R ME D BY T h e '4Z &100 l b s .— AM A ZO N C,\RLS> o f BRA2.lL IS YHE_ m o st Hideous m a l l T he would - All Mash Starter ATCH PEED WHAf is YHl RicHESi AHIMAL M IL K ? OG HATJJgN GR0WIN( MASH r e in d e e r m il k Protein) I 6 ‘r Protein) iR Y Beware Goughs FEED n — Low Fiber C ontent) ai i f i n n n *»■ M»»«a i L u i u i i i t k, -if urtCK I i IinI In r tilt tv u t inn, f h i w i n ^ w ell-. It) ni'|<*a in t u n l*f*i. flint* I r r r . t t* n » u i i 111!IIM* IItl|| |mil III IftiffM* lift S°r 5EA-RIBBOH W O R M S MAV SK o r T e n T h e i r . B o d i e s 1 o ’/ » o iH L O K iI i n A RT' LENGTH tm l t li f rimil f# iftilfn fru iii Snu* fonl. K i|u i|f im n it «il f 1111)1*“* WdIFItfl -*111»| \ i lllt 11111 Y%N iVNlait -a rrl* f s I a1,1| >a I Rlnl ’•m i) lw«l t 1*1 It P u r r III). IMIII <HI , •il|||ilt>t<- * • A* 1(1 S, IU .». .*■ n , til 11%a Buckley I ‘CANADIOL’ Outsells All Other Cough Medicines gtriiai HAHV buy«v .uni t iniillt I<’ n * ill < , 2b 00 1032 Like Avt 2I4-W KKtKkflKNK water healer /tank anil iviiHei linn •>tiler I’lli.p. il ni "Jill js« p sS S w aP 3 S :! traubla lo help looaen a n d expel germ laden phfctrn. and H d nature to aoolhs and heal raw, ten d er. In* flamed bronchlaJ mucoUB m tsm brant*. TeU your * u « * lk to Bed you A bottle of CreomuWon w ith th e u n - • deraUndipc you m iut like th e way U ttuickly allay* th e cough m jo y are to h a te your money b ack .____ BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED YlSTOlRES Stanford E. l i t Street CREOMULSION lot Couchs, Chw! Coldi, fnwcWHs | ONK I.AItliK *■»«! Imiimi. I Tourhton B y LONE HANGER ■ E,P0TTER/^PiHE LAST 'to U 'W A N T J A GOOOi THREE S ^ E R IF F ^ IFF?yw^TWEP£ KILLED I HATE MV6ELF FOR LETTING . BARTON ] DICTATE i THINGS IN THIS TOWN, G O O D ! W E IL C H A N G E THAT. B oh G re e n |j ( THAT'S THE STUFF 1 NOW VA/6'IL GET THAT DOOR , -------------1^.____ _______==7 DOWN! V1U 5HCWyou ^ - v HOW . , La r e n t ONE THING - HOUTH ilC 'IS .O O M lN 'U R A N O .T N E « S T ~ ~ \ S C H O O L NOMINATCt J t I ' jD U T O CUM FO O j ma>o 2 / i J BUT WHy ME? Vib a lw a y s F u r PTZOFS iDEAvifiAiC WOMEN OUQHT TO TAKff MO/2E IN* r T tra c s r N S POLITICS N J A U .T H A T - V ^ o | IMAQINCo m e Mh'v'ofz.'THAry AfctU-ER It t ls u u ll.itn M l. 1 b a il Iw» !••<«» LOST A FOUND roR K lUMLDINt; mid Kilim I HI I MuetmUa Aim 1*111111* 312 M HUttlon. iu*» *?| 1••*•»)) i*par»nit*tH I lx»-rr ir.uk iA'foi<i i|i»een u|ii*f 11itn. Imlh w«t«*r m»«l 2 IIUUNUt BO* sb n e wilts tarn- lalile Hii|i|ilv mul IVoiiya on let tricity, ature i>»*nt with il**rk I iid-tlun*. Plume HIU 4*11Cot Itetimi Ip haulmd Herald groeerir*, fixlure* uml ahow MIXED CTIIUW Irttll, lineal quali­ POUND, tiUry-a-.i on tvunmertlal care, price tH.IIOO.OO. NK CITY llldlf ‘K, rlo ir in uf) ty Hull of buAliel tM-vket* De­ Hln-ei m ar Vuble* Hotel Owner livered Ip exprraa Vtfllee h P |{.|(. niiliiiK* **hmh1 f«»r ntniMiprcan have by culling Herald nfftca rial-lmlUHtrinl m e. very d eiitluindqilPt. Pbune til! or H tt-J uml pivmg for Oil* iu I v . al.le |m nt Ion f»r mill, lumlier yard packing canning «• uthw WlStTINOIIOUHK elrvtrlr rq*l»et 11ml mi lu II oil iiKiklllK *l o v H jilanla. I'lice (M)UU.IHl. I l/jiig. tbmie 1. Iim 13e I'lmne W. It. WILLIAMS. Realtor II24-M. 110 North l,nr'< Avenue AI T O I OK SAI.K: 1»J» U n Plume IIU0 ’ i-ciln Zephyr ttHipIt* m*w tlfjM* 1KDOAKD Mahogany Motor lluot, ruiritiu iivriilly HfiiinlitiiJued*. ■lew tmilor. 10 II lotu: Pit lott-lt OR RAfrKt flood 6 romii ll*W» IllfeO.gil, *Ct M, lluy*l, Phune wilh hath aid tunning water, e l e c t r l e *love. telephone, :t n c r e * C E Ii3lY ULEACHINO im|a*r and wire. Enough for G acre. ,1 II Kmwl farm land • Can g i v e 1m ONE lti:W l hevndrt truck, 1.1 ft. JJUie, P it BIS-R. meilia’e n.vi*e«*lon. Plume f oun hotly. Motor almuat new. Ilea tv 2W.1 after <1 P.M. . thii Rotunda llroa. Station, MODERN b room home on 2 In*a. 1*1 hearing fruit 'reev #6,950.00; 1/3 11 P- Motor Phone 0158. _____ _ 4 ROOM HOUSE, 3 acre* land flu* Lee, Monroe Corner. fl ARTICLES WANTED 1,1, H ill your car legan! of age or condition. Roy I 30(1 W. 2nd SI. (leiieva mol San font Avr. POK SAI.K: 1937 P\)nl pW'k-up (ruck tiimil auidUloa. fair lira* lOOd Preia-h Ave, y o u 8 AId! 1937 Chrysler aedan. 7 Pel*, Livestock, Suppliei good condition, tfHr paint or will trade for cheaper car. PhonA iiab Y CIIICKR~ 7H3-J. 31B Magnolia Ave. 4 room frame home hath, w ater and I 3« cuBvnoiJfr intek. good tira* Hanford X -f’el Feed Sti 'Holloway, Route t tmilor Archie Wrbher. IgirtU * 72»C, Sanford. 8 HELP WANTED . Store. 5 ROOM HOUSE. 112 floor apare OIHL for aoda fountain ■* Lan5 lota. 14,590.00 eaah. P. O. •y*a D rug Store. P a rt Um* or pox 962, ganfoni, F ia. _ IJUtO*~DOT, -<k alrahl* for bulldiHJCD girl for Uundry work ' Ing, P y t Ary. Otoaa in. 7B0-Witnole Co. U u n d ry . Bl> Vf r o n BALE; Awl bath cottcf* with hot and WANTED tin t c U u rook. I to 3 cold water Fronting MO fact dally. 1000 P ark Arc. on hlghwwy 4*. I3MD0 a tm , 03300 per month,for M month* H O UaEKEEPiai fur elderly couple an d gentlemen, a n y j Holly Ave. See KAJtner, Route L Box 141 M argaret MullU. a i the Lo« C*bin. YOUR “SHIP WILL COME IN” Sooner By lh* Aid of NawapapaA ADVERTISING �ts •S S m u a» u K -*£$■■ ' r+ i . * * ” PAGE EIGHT US 4 SANFORD, FLORIDA I .A tx X u * ■ |-ji r.-.j ~ , iarf* the total fonxlxtx of construellon project* such aa extension of Bcmtt4vii!e power tim u m ljilo n lln n a n d 'lh e hlllion-dollar reela* mntloh program in California. F u rth er r<mplir«li<HM — In the A griculture Department budget the chief item* arc a g ri­ IS) c i . a h k h itKAi n cultural reM-nidt find Die various W A S Ilir’I.TON’.-A lar^t r u t in crop ndjurim citl activities, de­ the K etkral.builget yirli an S en ­ signed to nfil the farm er In In* ato r T a ll h»* propuMeil would tint rrense his income.. Th« largest b* a mere ft*val »*prmtii>n, a n ­ experne it* the latter category »lnoying in . government burmtur- rciilv ha* heril cl i m inated —crop subsidies. ral*. It would iirrf-»*iiale tnnjur I’ofigr*** eoilli! w hittle on such jtfsv rhahge* In national pnliry regard ml ivitie* ns Ihe forest service. Inc *uch Ing * ra.vt program s as federal which eonlrnla forest fires, mainaid* to agriculture, reclamation . Inins roads. clc. and development of jinhllc power. the Comnierre Department, Congress itself would Jisvr lo shoulder Ihe responsibility. The Ohio Republican lender advocates a federal budget lie; tween 2f> and lit) billion—at least seven billion less than Ihe budget which it I* reported President Trum an will recommend for the coming fiscal vear. T aft has not 'detailed how he would bring ex, pontes »lown In ht» figure. ' Wh) IPs Difficult Purely ailm inlstrallve expenses of the government a m o u n t-J o only $1.P billion in the rtfrreiil fiscal year. This covers the p a y ­ roll. office supplies, hulldinj r e n ­ tals and Upkeep, travel expense*. «tc. A 20 p erm it cut here would rednrr the- bill b>* only IU<" |M| MMt 4t|*NlK 4 fACffIC iu (Ok ' million. Obviously enormous reductions ' must be made in other eategnrie* jf seven bllllmi is to be raved. CALIFORNIA The cbnlre rioisl l.p among those Items, which comprise ihe Hudg *1 Bureau's breakdown of federal expenditures in ihe current vear FANCY STRING Veteran** Program irT.tlfrn.OOn.OOu Refunds on Tax** I .ttno.oon.nntt Buhlir'Debl interest f»,omi,Ofin,nnn SNOW WHITE National Defense ifi.Min.ObO.noti A griculture Aids I ^fOO,000.01)0 Social Security • l ,?(*<),ooo.oon Public .Work* «t.nmr.oCMi.oo't RED DELICIOUS General Kxprn.es 1.ftnO.OOn.OOU International ^ ... ■ Finance . 1.2» .OQO.Wi Budget Cut Would Change Our Federal Policies I m w m , . . ._ * ** ■ r Congreta‘ would have to decide tJ| in tho federal budget, national curtail or eliminate such agencies | d«icn «*V n sharp rcdtrctlon there as the Weather Bureau, the Coast, would’ rmceasP.ate a complete' leand Geodetic SurVey, the Bureau j o f .Standards, the Census Bureau or the Civil AeronaflUea Authority. The. department’s statistical and informational services for business are minor Items. Rome of Ihe government’* top administrators definitely onphsr n blanket ctrt, reducing the budgets o f nil agenclej on a Gnl per­ centage basis. This would have Ihe effect o f spreading their fundtiiln', thty say. and reducinr e ffi- j cienry. Thev would prefer to <-.some o f Ihe.' agencies eliminated i entirely. ( As for Ihe litrgrul single item lb : f'lrelgu lm»u> W hit Can’t lie < ut The v e te ra n '’ . p r o g r a m , tax re funds ‘imd uiN t ^ t »fe-cju»»ierv-i b y fisca l n o th '.lilie s a . ’u n c o n ­ tro lla b le .’’ not s u b je c t t<> M-d.tr tlo n . N o r could m o » l « f the ex p e n d ltu re s undc^ so cial s e c u rity , such a* u n e m p lo ym e n t relief Bn .l re tire m e n t s lh .w a n re * . la 1 s lt e r r . ' t f * Budget pruning must he applied. therefore, to one nr nnnlhrr o f th™ program* administered by the v a ­ rious departments if substantial savings are lo )*c made. .. Since all of the department s work Is dope by stseciDf atllhnnxatlnn o f Congress, It Is Cnurress which most deride which program Is to I * eliminated. CAKE A g la n c e at the Inter m r D e p m ' msnt budget shows that nb-m KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS H elp 19 Mils* o f Kldexav Tuba* F lu sh O ut rolaonou* Was la ihaws* t*ffst of sHAi la meti mb* r( klinrt tiibw n*r M trswetk* Th»«U«rSll»r*tM tnbsstr*' tore rti rmr •u u . tln n u ilM in ■St*"rS»ref IM sef fonrt»** pem lts i n u ltir In t.msin In r* w stood. It u m u i ! r « i | - j U J u iih i. i hiuraiUc ta;=*. is Lbsi. li»°nw<M*l viwiawnh M r b**d b lip I K . I U i « a U flea yoae IS YOUR LIVER DRYING FOR HELP with' gaa. h radadiy blue, , you may b« putting ino big n on your liver. JteteJh^V 1"* l food becomes _ y iy f a c U f^ toxli I p Pccu n CAKE 22'/2 oz. r,rw. 9f i/i. Rich Cntamerjr Ib i t and 99o « your CARROTS lb Oclio Q u a n tity Rights R oservod P rices Good T h ru S atu rd d y , J a n u a r y 4 Ilttjtpy IrIv—.‘'IC.-ggat Choice^ Whole Peeled JUICY t a n g e r in e s Doz. No 2*A cen YELLOW 20c 5 Ibn ONIONS APBICOTS i FKIINES EMLARD’S 5 COCKTAIL Yorh Im|*ertal--------- — - Apples 3 Gl e n & e w APPLESAUCE Cabbage Lb* Celery SUN SWEET PRUNES 2 II). p k g . Onions Lb 3*/2c Spud8 . 1 0, Lb, 53c Kiln Dried Eapry sw eet Sf _* 17c Potatoes 4 Lbi 39c Or. A. Eg. fiiilpp:il Ka ft#. Lbt 10c Eggs dox Morion Plain or Iodized 'JB 9> A 4 P ELBERTA In Mesh Bsgsl.Buper Yellow 46-oz can Idaho Jlaktrif’ 29c Potatoes 5 ib* 25c Crisp Florid* V-8 Vegetable no. 2 can Lbt ■ Green, Crisp Putin, or Sclf-Uising Flour— OLEOMARGARINE Ere*h Xlnrlda (In Mesh B sgi) Apples 2 Lbi 29c Oranges 8 Lbs 29c Hunt's H unt's P Prepared it1[Mired No 2 ALL-SWEET Wash B tata Wlneaap Halves PEA CH ES SULTANA Bartlett PEARS no SULTANA 2Vz can Libby HiUer A-PKNN MOTOR Htokrly Tomato OIL qt. 22c gal. 83c Red Kidney BEANS II). can 12c Klngan'a Pure LARI) Ib 28c Cleanser 2 Jewel .Shfirtcning Ib 36c Rw.Mar T»a. S tan “ Blackcycd Pens 15c NORTHERN riti Inn* 4 'ut TISSUE Roll 6c Tot Dithee & Cbthes Beets No. 2 can 10c A*r Spinach no.2 can 16c Rest M*ld Apple Jelly ’VAN CAMPS 26c Marina D u ll j Powder * Sardines 15 oz. can 15c 14c f 'm s l Wheatics HmutTBrld 11c . Oatmeal . 3 Hm, 24c CHESPEAKE BAY OYSTERS Ex. Sid. PL 79c Ex. *Sel. PL87c BREAKFAST LINKS Bupai X Wpihln j lb. J a r TrWIato " Sauce Bor 7wc -’*i it Nona BaHar! Potatoes No 2Vi 23c n tan d srd Vegetable SOUP No lean 11 ‘A C U. S. Good Spring Lamb B reast Cuts 'i Urey's Tend*rated SugarCured Smoked - Butt Hall Mealy Rib Fancy D r o i t o d Poultry Re*. Dr.. Kana. Shipped Slewing Chickens Lb Fresh Cut Trimmed BREAKFAST BACON Tomato , PORK CHOPS END CUT H M tO O K E D R E A D Y T O E A T TENDER 1 0 c 1 2 c Vegetable* 16-oz 15c Trappey Dehydrated « Okra 114-pi 12c roan of Arc Light tied Kidney u> . 49c Beam N. T. Shipped Long leU ad Cooler Slices Lb 0 5 C CUDAHY'S HAMS N o 2 can B e e t s N o 2 v* ^ Libby Mixed Reg. Dr. Tex** Shipped Hen Sir Hall or Who Lt ■ -- , •] CENTER CUT R e e ti \ Lb-Pkg Wlthmtt-Bean*. Van Camp Htandard Dill WHITE BACON SMOKED BACON . . " , "= Oenesxes Cut In Li|l)V Byrup,. Sweet lb BRANDED Btnkely Diced Ml. VarmonTRTndloii Sliced Broakfait n. 303 gi 15c Duckling! u> 45c BREAKFAST BACON WHOLE SHOULDER Lb 35c BUTT HALF SHOULDER Lb 39c lj. 45c SLICED LIVER Lb 32c HECK BONES Lb !9c BULK SAUSAOE Lb 45c ----------------- — w- u ™««•»• ° *-« whiu ib 39c , ^ ?*** U fd Lb : 2 7 t Bacon (Whole) S K IN N E D , CHUCK ROAST SHORT RIBS — HAM BURGER.; SMOKED HAMS W ESTERN SPARE RIBS A A GRADE WESTERN 49c RISKET STEW CHUCK ROAST BRISKET BEtiF Lb 32c •W 44/10#% Furs T BONELESS E A IVORY SNOW r iwttoi ivitutm izi -(W IIE X AVAILABLE) ENGLISH CUT ROAST 4*ox Pkg. . 23c., L »»« ---------------------- — j-’.'* Club Aluminum . iftii No 2 Sol liM M ; - it * 2 lb s MORRELLS PRIDE ------------ i--------- . Fancy CftllfomU Fresh M H RD PI I Q .putrefactive * ICICLES 3 for o tllln a , p u A n .,. und.r Uw •T«*. wtt)i smiHlnt and fcurnlaf tom*- *1 47 LARGE JUICY _________ t.Oirl up 1ntln*. I'Ht el Ptp *"dJ rtwrrr. re ■s*a SlutMW. rrein«ltrei.tr, We're atarAng '47 off with a real bang In food bargains . ao you can a ta ri the year nff w ith big food savings, ttesotva lo shop here today and everyday and you’ll ’’Save A I-Ittle Every Day on Everything You Buy.” M «z. 35c lU n n n rt GRAPEFRUIT a V» V • -------------- —— fT A ■ i j- .e ~ ’■< *-. m * • •; . * .' *£A.? Dob r» u c h t, Cleveland star In {player befoit turning lo the versa) In our m ilitary and In ter, we need no less than w> have If of sport. national policy. we are to retain our present the Basketball Association S rn e high ranking officers say sta tu s In world affairs. Americn. eras' p ranking tennlal ORANGE COCOANUT COFFEE APPLES not riinltnuiug * - - - . .. - __ - _ TH U R SD A Y , JA N . X 1 * FRUIT CAKES 72c 5 IbH 3.75 A l IU FLOWER nance” iurlu’lr • These ilrm s a ir expense. '* ----4 *. JANE PARKER BEANS 1 11,000,000,000 Included In ’’natlonnl defense’ !■•v * Is the cost of term inal leave pay for enlisted men, amounting In •. * • ’ ' 'liflflo.ono.onn. ”lptrrriall>ir.nl I t ’ - 2 BunchcH CARROTS Total - ■ —■ -•............ w :•*** *S • m -:- 71 L �i*•r •?' :0: ..... . - -T - •• ' *-^V irg -.^i .*:* ■vf; -r ■ - ^5=^,Tr-"- ' ■ . _ : -..•;. -- * ■ •■ - __r _.__ f 4 -, - •f CM* - T H E WEATHER . rv|T*?p : ' . P irf l, tlo u j. ij-.j r. arr-i with rain (tillriord b) colder tem perature* in |W T i l l i h i i s n a im , Shower* aon j h i fnlliranl b» much colder x ra lh c i In the north, hut conlinuril milt! in lho south, Saturila). part!) cloud), ru liltn n l r w c miii Ih (Hirlinn. lo Unity There U Strength—• To ftetart Ik* h w * i t Ik* Woridr To F im m I* Lho INcp t e * of AbmH«*| , To Fredur* Prrtperily for Honford i I V f f m i l d AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E K VOLUME XXXVIII E stablished 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JA N . 3, 1947 ess Has € Governor-Elect P o i ­ son* Wants Legis­ l a t u r e T o Set Up Groups Before May j Martin Elected As House Speaker, A s k s Cooperation Between. 2 Parties tiV •■• • Murderer Tries To Escape Just Before Execution W ASHINGTON, Jan. 3 — (#*)— Hep. Jo e M artin of MaasnchniiGtt.s took over to d ay t u t ' the first R epub­ Surrenders Q u i e t l y lic a n S peaker of th e House To Guards At Door; ft since Nichols I,ongwortli Felons Still Loose stepped down i n 1931. M artin called on the ftlL lH H H A , S. t*.. J am. .1. td*i , House m em bers to work —j\ ruiiv ir ln l m u n lrn r ’ made t side by side. He asked for iV .-pcralr effort In escape l**hA r* Democrat Senator Of Idaho Opens Fight To Keep Bilbo Out;' Says Bilbo Tainted M ONTGOM ERY, Jan . 3 — <4»)— A l a b a m a 's a t t o r n e y ffo tie ra l s a id to d a y th e s t a t e 's le if is ia tiiiv c a n n o t s e t tij) i n t e r i m c o m m i t t e e s w h e n i t m e e t s in a n o r j r a n i z a t i o n s e s s io n t h i s m o n th . ( lo v e n io r-e lo c t J a m e s E . F o ls o m h a d s jtid lie w is h e d to . h a w i n te r im e o i n m i t t e e s WASHINGTON. Ja n . .1. lAh— The Senate * tiled tnda> to drift) the a n tin g uf Theodore. Hilho i~ n d Ha# clrftrrtl th r aft) for net* I)-elected Itepuhll-an# In lie *worh In. . litr ,r*,luii -Tati, lu May, mu fdrdt d,vl|ired ,’ i i H ^ IM gave industry '__ ______ . '~ a alight It plain that he was thinking as a -soldier of the nstlon’s fulyre caw ofe i t the jitter* toda; today. Some 12*0,000 box** of fruit" was security. The Armv’s chief of staff salJ n e n t.to northern market* In the first 21 hour* a fte r the shipping "From the beginning of the wav, holiday ended *nd citrus growers when my name ha* been mention­ a r t apprehen*lr* over the pros­ ed In ’ connection with a possible pect that shipm ents will be ju it future poHtksl career for me, I have Instantly refusad to con­ heavy lha rest ef the we«k. Prices, however, tallied t a some sider such a contingency." Then exU nt while the glow ers wlthhelJ Elaenhower added grimly; “I have * ■*. fruit and r)eared out »ur- nut changed my mind. r.H> Stocks. The first c lu d e d ‘ Af - . ' day** shipment* In­ approximately 173,000 ,f orange*, 54.000 boxes of as* and 30,000 box** of ult. Despit* the ember e f t m raarktt holiday, shtanm nD were vIHW ear* short of the Dec*m- - .iiw s to u r l i . . > |i ■i «i.q, S**l*,. tl' ***~** n a ro u K s o cun, '* 'flno, »*- - today «§Im by • - — — * ---------------------------------------------------- In Hanoi Fire On Colon/ial Minister •»- V rj HANOI, Indochina, Jan, 3, —Sniper* flr«d on French CoufuH Minister Marius Moutet Thursday shortly after h« arrived In the Indo-Chjna capital bf Hanoi, French hutborities said Moutet and hi* 'Official party were visiting * hospital when the^hoU W*ro fired. The fir* apperently waa dtredeo from an Annamlte houae near the huMlitaf,“ None of the French party eras hit. Moutet wM sent to Indo-Ch!nX by the French government to In­ vestigate condition* In connection with the current uprising »f Viet‘late. The shooting after Moutet arfrom Ration for . *"E Bwtiews«B Plane Miusin? From Byrd’s Expedition IIV . ASSOCIATED . I’It ESS . A Navy plane attached lo the Byrd Antarctic Kapedillnn waa 4*ecIos*d today to be missing on a flight since last Monday. ^ Mr*. Annelle Mehl of lairimls, Calif, has been Informed by the Nevy department that her brother, CapL llenrv Caldwell q f ’Lootnl*, had been Hated as -overdue from the Antarctic Right since Dec. 30, .. Cent. Caldwell la an Annapolla graduate and a war hero and la a commander nf one of the vessels In the 4,000-man expedition, the II8H Pine Island. Caldwell'* wife, Mr*. Dorothea Caldwell, and two children live in Fantacola, Fla. No other detail* on the missing plane' have been disclosed *i yet . by the Navy, - T- - . . '/ DAllUES CONSOLIDATE JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 3, m The consolidation of the Carroll le« Cream Company of Fayetle'lUe, Tenn. and Foremost Dairies De. * f Jackanavilte waa announced In New York today. ■ The president of Foremost Dairies said his organisation will continue to serve the cities in the Muscle Sboala area of TennessM and Alabama now aerred by tiw* Carroll Company. * I William 1U - th » by \ t N, Me** j* f u r t a 11m r a - p t v i a ! - - c s s i o n 11 im n u i u tlu i im , m u iiiiltc v * . p tlit'ly a d v is o r y , T|u» ( tp in iu n . W it* 1- w t l l ' . l i»l t l i t - r c p i c s t o f i 3 ( la r^ n c c 1a r u t ,.* > rr»»**» -la te a m sf 1 1 li* J n 3 T r r M H U T t f r ” --■~ljpr.fr -frffr-y-y :B-fr| - \ 11 4) Jk, 1 , m id n ot | la b i, u . t - t i i ■ *« t h e l.s 1n l LI n i l t.*' o v e r r u l e d rhr , . . t .> u r'. b u t li.'i f'L'* : » b ,' t u g l i t r i t h i ■ 1 *♦*1 J*. ............ . . . . . . » , » u r t 111! tl .41 .1 .-on Htandmt brtitmt Mri IVn-luluti is tletiit Turkrr rasht>-r id tin* Fliirltlj ftlate Bank amt n ,st to J*- IWW putjllr rvlalion^ affu-rr for thr llirii M il 'Pitrkri wtin is tad,tint tu n , e n v o y p tc iitp u tc n U a r y nf t h r j fV t t d a lu n Is w a t e d a t t h e rix ltt llr p u b lk * o f i h r I ’ld llp p ln r * m i d ! tu-xt lo M r s Iliitc h U fu i a n d hrd clrg n U * to ilir U N ESCO r « m - hind him t* fVilxtwrto O llustcvi tornirr war correspondent, and ( r r r n r r In t*3tln B r a t r s l III t h r I r l l HfX| to CVnrrtl HutdiUon M r a . I V h iliilm M w L o u 1(111*1! in M ir r u r u p a ig t i u f lib r n iliu ii H r iw U it f- 'S w e p t A n irt/ft* t lie* IMillippinr CtiHMiiittr Urn/'ltf her 1i i l i t - r I> J T id a l W ave Storim Weather In Nation Hampers All Transportation Hi" A wla I N ru lu Him Ia MLv* QUr lltifrhl* One Killed, Four Injured As Fires Hit Large Cities B la z e ifo rn ia In Is C a l­ F a t a l ; $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 L u m b e r F i r e 1 * ** * *<,*«■ i l t n v T i t u u 11 l i f t * i Fit * ! *U\ Lu * i n i ; Milt* i t t t f i i m i l l '■ i '"K ' other\ - - i . i o f t l F u r i ht.- r K. W i n k L-f v jiiit n t ii 'i V o f liu ti'l'n r r » i * i r i i l 4 *% 11 N A h U l.ttS A N G F I t:s. .In , front window, mol |o<-|»tMni( t> jump wtion firemen arrive,!. Autli nritlei m e nnestiortlitg an nceiipant of th r hotel nlimii the Mure w ir# f o u n d An em pty gasoline ll"t,d on the si«ltw;n Approvinintel) L'.’. rescu ed In fifcm co ,iij p ir o itr i'c ii - li aim ,,, Jui f ,, ti, h o i r t w o r f h tif •fainitbf* * t h r ivM-I L u in b ft jt K *i *■ villi* M v l h . n n f ihi* - n i fifflt liiVs *><iv i liu fi**T t h a t l l i t i . ' WflH Ilf l ie v%1fVc| Nitvrii t e n i n 'n 11, , fram e h o u s e s f r o m going up in flame*. •SARASOTA, Jan. .3, m ~ T h e S tate nf Florid* Inst Its fight to ­ day lo oust Mrs, Ida lllngling North and her son, John N orth, aa »x*eutors of Ihe huge John Rlngling aatale. The ducialoh, handed down by Circuit Ju d g e W. T. Harrison ni Sarasota, In rifeet knocked -out the claim s of a group of Rlngling heirs who sought a large portion of the la te cirrus s in g * estate. The ruling awarded the huge ■• , , ■■-it-wafcv*-. • Rlngling estate at Sarasota to the S tate of Florida. Tlie estate include* lh* Rlngling A rt Museum. Ihe fabulous Rlngling home and a r t treasures valued at tniHiona of dollar!. Under Ihe decision, Mr*. N orth and her son. a* eieculor* of lho estate, stand to gain a* much ** 1900,000 In executor* fee*. A ttorneys for the Hitigling heir* •r* . expected to appeal Ihe ilecisinn to the S tale Supreme C ourt MARINES LEAVE CHINA ;niet >ikt driav Iralu and lr r» t* I'ntilh -s over a wldo ^r. |„,1| „t llw pmlmi W anner , i.d o m jiera tiite S f.r H ie m -s, u-d I r i o ,,u ,,„ i S e* f.-a r i Wc.illirr were fore* Y ork C ity dirouds the B ureau sar* j,si iradii* at to uuardlA Field, halted ye.stcn.tav. probably wilt no* be resumed before night lluthwnys In arstent New York arc slippery from treering rains and, the lo recast Is for Miow and ,-iildj'r weather A lihii.kot of new 'mow haa I'trverisl m r- ■ srclluh.', of New K nrioU MUlvo-st and exrinhst i n t o fikU . m u and In tlie i .... (MiiUmniV ,i«i northern 'tciirs | mj111'•a Tem persture took a *up *** near* frecslng lit Caltfornhs .,,mI I,, .if rero a! Hi*ikan#( Waslttlitter , iiht abo Ls a weeping the Dakota* iiiut Minin ■•ota totlay, Tlio mcrctirv d to tm l 3o below at ltentldla. Minn and wa* near the 3d below iu.it k r. t Penibtna. N. D. <rther rs*gi,pt* of Houth Dakota re , -irthsl ■ tiAnpefir urea ' of from IS t,, '-’u zero F lo rid a tOlBIUS AND HATIVIS In tlie devastated city ot Kslnan, Japan, are shown pushing their Ural* from the s ire d where they were swept ashore by the Udal wave and quake' which recently hit Japan. More than a thousand Japs were killed In’ this disaster. (International .S'omnlphoto) Urf Prrsti foils *jf snow, f r e e l i n g rhm -.I,-* sud tog b-iocit tiHlag to H o t e l * CHARGED WITH POISONING JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 3, </P)— NEW YORK. Jan. 3, W7—A" Charges that they poisoned four broadcast from London said today ctrcpa horse* have landed two that' the first big departure of former employe* nf the Uuch United State* Marine# froni North Owens Circus In Jail today. The QUAKE • JAPAN ;;»d. China began today when the en­ two. Identified by police aa James tire 7th Regiment boarded three Burke and Frank Burn*, are being TOKYO. J u t t - W J - S S ipom . The * British *broad­ held In the Highland* county Jail earth shocks, «*dt lasting about tnm said the transport* will leave •t Sabring on 5HM>00 bond. A flra second*, roekad Tokyo today. cast for California In two-days. Rut third' man, William Baker, waa They rattled window* and shook, tb* broadcast added that this released on 15,600 bond. chandeliers, bo* only momentarily 2 to be interwaa £dot The horse* dUd In S*hrlng last : (ha beginning of a month. A veterinarian said their ___ withdrawal of American d*atha resulted from arsenic poi­ \ , ' Marine* from North CHIaa. soning. j (tarns tho d tin n g e islu tl. tju,*»‘n ,f+•*),*f ,,l t h i i i t h r committ i r vanimt hr -rt up during th# erg/M iratiuti . ,’*-i,'ij und add.'d thill til*- gxvfrlurr lift . iiii'auth'oriiy F Co-ed c!l!erH°Fearfnone!Ringling Estate Given To Fears Dope COLUMDU8. Ohio, J*n. .1, </P>— State As Heirs Are Ousted I’rof. E. E. Kimberly .cipre*»ol fear torlay that hl» 20 ye»r old daughter, M*ry Vlrglnl* Klmlicriy, had been "doped," Ths pusil* of the disappearance of tb* Ohio Slate University co-ed with a 4'J-ye*r-old ax<onvict re­ main* aa mu«h aa a putala, a* ever. Th* eo-*d dlaappearerl wedneaday with formnr ronvlct H*>btrt Hemming, father of a schoolgirl friend of Miss Ktmherly. The co-ed's father 1* * profeanor at Ohio'State. Nothing haa developed on a flood of rumor* that Mlaa Kimberly and Hemming had dee Wed to retuni to Columbus from Cleveland, where relatlvea of the former.eonvlet »»W he tohl IhVm he inUnded lo marry Mis* Kimberly. lud I,HI ,iu udiiwuv tufney lleu rtsl Eiseqhower Refuses To Become Nominee Big Fruit Shipment ' Worries Growers ariuiM* I ' l u t l . l ( i n t i - i n ........ . d n ) ,,i y n u t . id lu i, Authority To I^aunch Offensive Asked By Hiffh Commissioner Ccngressmen To Push Tri-State Waterway Tf.t* he ivuiilj - i 1*'* >‘ * l ' * - - i * i i i | f t h e h o u s e ,m,l Box For Magican New Violence In Is Discussed At | Y^ rly. 5 uildi^ Meeting Of Lions’ Total Expected Palestine Leads To Pass $500,000 ToFreshDemands :m v * at Work hofurt, thr regular lrgivlaWASSUNOTON, Jan 3 - | ,r i— Briifttor Tlieodore Bllbn nf MUtlulppt walked up to tin* twr of the Brnnje fo take his untie fur j third term today. Five minutes Iftirr, Bilbo returned to la* f- a l without receiving thr oatli The nurturing-in was blocked t»y Sena­ tor CMen Taylor' of Idaho, who owned the tight to ,oii*l Bilbo. Tbylor Is a Democrat lie moved tK4 ( ' the btlbo ‘ ris e b»* relm vd to the new Ttulea Oominlliee ’jll»r tttinttVJ* dwfi.tf- Sir *wn* -vhitn In* elec I rnrtiled. Three i|<mr* hit eked hi* path tn freedom, Iml thi* man, (negro) t ’li'vi*- (.'oving* ton. got thnnw h tlit* •firm mi* Ilf ■wrenched u stoui linn 'n r frn in. Jils. rcll. Jl»> .ruphed nil 'uni l ilMrtVd diiun Jhe illiirr'ilOor nf tin declared the aolIII loll uf i ll.' llin |irl<»n mid f liP n h e *uvf the With Hcnator John Ovrrtini of labor-management problem'* mti»i tarn ifnnr It wnx xoliif »-tn-t lie Imulalana a t hU skle. receive "immediate attention." II* aMf itl er re n ldi eMr iekdi i i i^p ni il e t lt yh a tI n t lt ii ino* r g ai iu il)i ' l *.1 listened without a word ns Uilbo the *otd the nation mum return ’.<• what he termed "the pound philoso­ l i t t l e w h i l e I n t e r h e « e n l ^ t n h i v ferret ary r j t h j ilrtjste ruled th at r Taylor'* motion list) th e right of phy th a t- th r —government does dualh ealmly. way over nnv move to ntlniliikder not support ti.e people; the people j | *l I til* the oath fUwrelwv I*-,lle lllttte. must guppnrt the government." | N E W V O I l K , I a n hi-1 > i V who wo* presiding made the .**~ .. .. , ^ T h e r e , must mum IWr> quick . p i l c h cut« rum "• " • tanr*. III the budget and ln‘ 'h e j* " “ y rtillttg. I 'f N ™ ' «rk t tty >' public debt. Martin added. P ® ''" ^ a " 'h f,,J Senator Itnmer Ferguson of idtied. * — The nrw Speaker nf. .the. .llnu**-, frluuft wlui e-cnm-tl frimi thr iti Mlehlcan oftrrrtl a resoliillnn to irtil H n y iim iid S ln -ft J»*‘ " L explained the llrpulilieaiip i|n tml c111 nobly n. The pnlire hiivr *>'der» bar Bilbo now and take up his ~ "glnat" over tneir November eleccase In tJie Senate on Jan fl tn -hoot In kilt. Authmitk'p lion vlrlnry. The He publican*, hn O u im tln g tin* bon,! of IrtsndFerguson'* motion w a s itoi In Oeclariii, are “ prayerfully ronml- t-elievL' i h r nlnr, (nrluilliiit « *■*"'• the almtile when Taylor J u m p e d aiilli *-.NtablLslird by Brig. G m . J fr* « ,l k illrr nod a fm in -r imustr nu*" nf their m poualhilities. n r ‘ to his feet and offered ti resolu­ O HutchUon ami f*ill|iatU PsndaThe IlntiPe gut iluwn to hu*inr*n o f A l r a t r n x . n m y h a w . . . . . . . . . tion lo liar Bilbo rfiy !o r charged t u n . F h ilip p tn r g u rrlllu Iradrr. No Iru fr b»» in a much calmer alm naphere than o m i i j l f l c e p . lliat Bilbo’s actions are “ tainted during the tniii|ialgn that frrrd ft ,ii lid n / the feint!* m.ire 1 t"*V the Senate. The firpl hill lu he with fnnKt" and he naked that , hOiutaiuio from Ihr Japanese, was nfleri'd '*»» a 0 0 1 ’ tax rm th u : i*rnt>rd yrptrrdav hv ►»'*i|,*‘ dm han* *»f a roll wiu/1;*•**the entire m atter be referred to (|„. r r a ,m vlui l)f ^ rm to r P en d ,meaxuri* which would rffeef a tlir Riling Commlltrr percent slice In taxea paid no. In* contra under HOO.OOO. I t .and when *Coit«re»« I* ot A . , ky , U jnday. Frealdeni Trum an wilT put In a perpimul appoat ance lieforc n joint p ro m o to d tllver hU plate of the tinimi meftAgr. Hut if the Senate nin« Into a filibupler over the Hilhn ra*e Mr. Trum an may have In * ldon .1 are optimistic about se­ delay hi* addreo. curing . a box In which lo nail Building permit* totalling *21Birch, th e magician, on Jan. 18 800 In Value were Issued at th e in order th a t he may gel rrleaaed City Hall on the last two day* In about 30 seconds after the man­ of December. A retwrt ton yearly ner of TToudlnl; but they are won­ building totals to be Issued soon dering, tn view of the current nail by Orady Duncan, city bulldlnc W APHINOTON. Jan. 3— W )— •hortage, If they can secure the Inspector. Is expected to reveal PALESTINE. Jan 3. < 4 'i-A EfJort* are under way to begin nail* to clinch properly the loll th at the lotal erilmated value of work' on the Chattahoochee-rilnt- wlrtch is to be staged on Ft ml homes atul bijlldlnga and othee |-"p" ■VV>"C uf .violence. .bi),,ight eonstnieUnn In Sanford durltw ' tnedlction, in I ondon tn,l*i *hnt ' Apalachicola waterway thl* yrer Street. This problem was discussed at UMfl totalled well over a halt Ihe Hiuh l'<>minl»»n,in'i. I ,,-u*.. U wag announced today. Gen. Sit Alan Ciinnlngliani. will I n«k Ihe Cabinet for authority to TleprwrntaUvt* Andrew* of Ala­ the meeting of the Sanford Lions million dollars, Recent home building permits liiuticli nn offensive to re-tore bama. Pate Of OeorgU and Btkr» ClttB today at the tourist center Porter Laming, president of the Issued were; two factory-type older. of fjorld a ard pooling Ihrir effort* to get an appropriation of “ at l e « t Seminole Sportsman Association, built homes valued s t $0000 which Both Hritish govern men t and *50.000.000" to begin coiwtnicUon told the Lion* th a t he would be sre being built by C. O. Jones and and Jewish agency* sources "Xglad In accept the gift of ahelter* Rodney Adams. Both are located pressed a lielief that Sit Alan oh the trhUate waterway. Andrews, who ta. a member of now on highway* to be transferred on Lake Avenue tiff West Twen­ would appeal for permission in to Mullet Lake P a rk on the Bt. tieth Street Eric Vlhlen secured n launch an offensive tn smash the Bouse Appropriation* Com­ mittee, Mid the money would cover John* River, and will assume re­ Derm!t to rrertt a *4 500 concrete Jewish . residence In the I Inly block home on IWeat F irst Btrfet l-ani*. An official announcement ooala of the flr*t of four proposed sponsibility for the hauling. O ur its were Jack Ratlgan, presi­ between Pome ran Ite and Tam arind In Jerusalem disclosed that all dam*. The ftn t darrr Ur planned as dent of the JayCeea. and W. J". Avenue* A permit to build a *3.000 ranks In thr British Army hail Chattahoochee, Pis. where the LasMcr. Jr. Mr .R atlgan urged Interest In matter* of sued to A D Rosier It U now ■ ,""ure ,h,*ir Chattahoochee and the rUnt join more *nfe,y;. ,Th,ey • ls.0 * r, " . . *“ to form the Apalachicola. Blmltar aviation at the Municipal Airport under conatrurtlon s t rrv n ch and , 1 Oommerclai A venutl 'ca' r .lhe r )’■"»*'*«’* ®"lx I" l«* « • danxi planned at Columbia, Ala. Smaller conatrucUbn Include* -a diers Knr,y ,6,Uy ,h r"nearBrltU‘‘ and Buford, Oa. would produce were killed n ,„*lal *1.000 valued fruit stand lo lie village when their ieep was blown hydro-electric power as well as a erected by W B William* on Park up, apparently by an electric mine. nine-foot navigation channel, Avenue between Twenty Fourth and The fourth dam, atriotly to aid Twelve separate attacks wereTarentv yiRh Btroet. Ixmlae nail,•■j carried out ag ain st the Hritish narigation. 1* planned at Ptaxt Bettnlng, aa.. near Oblumbus. MIAMI, Jan. 3, t/P) — Gen. colored, eras given r permit to m ilitary In Palestine last night. • ----------- -------------- . Ilwlght D. KUenhower. ruled him- erect a concrete block house at The Underground workers used sslf out a* a presidential candidate 1118 Weat Thirteenth Street a t an mines, hand grenades, aulm natl? weapon’s and home-made .flame today. . , estimated coat of 11,000, thrower*. One British offierr was Elsenhower declared*during an killed and -0 person# were wound­ interview that mention of his ed. name as a candidate for (’resident The attack* came n f in one •LAKELAND, Jan. 3, (A1)—A Is not good for what ho termed month of relative peace In Pales­ flurry of aWnmehta following the “the great organisation with nltM-day .eltrui shipping holiday which t am associated." Ite made tine. cooptlattm i ' ’'iiiiiiirpassed I n (Iip history of n l'lr'ltatlaii" lu ilenl with labor taws, taxation mul s«vcrninvnt economy. The <52-year-oltl rim -paper pub llaher fnuii M atsarhutrlia «aid - tbertyare. many, “ must*" fur thn % Shth Congress. , • t Dispute Over Committees In Alabama Philiiipiiio Visitors.At Hutchison Home WpA - ___ g " 47 N O . Associated Prfa* Leased W ire rit!e* w ere th e n a tio n 's tuc m U ','1 site )r.*ter»lav Miami re,\,r,le,l a ■omfnrt.it,1c ui whltn - i*' 'ein t- r ,-ure w ,i.s Ht i* T a t o p a tml * * lai'ksonvtlle SYALON SO U ) Tlu* s alon A purlinrnt building at ri,*r»ild Btrect and Oak AvcnUO was sold yesterday by Ernest. Burch nf Gainesville to A rthur Yowell. Ir.'ui m erchant. The sate price waa *25 000, according to Fred Bender, realtor, who handled the d ea l The building contain* U a p a rt­ ment* upstait* and three stores down*(Hires, Including W ight P rlnt, lug flltop. rienkarik Paint and Olaas Co. and tfxabns Battgry tUiop. NEW YORK CITY. Jan 3 —About 35 guest* ot the New Hol­ land Hotel, 305 West Tenth Street, acre driven to th r street today while Bremen battled to exUngulth the names. Fire Department o f­ ficial* rxpteAsed o . . . . . . . 1 dLscknted clgaret had startiM the blaze in a storeroom m i the top I ftoar* * ‘bank Music Association Mails Out Tickets Members of the Seminole Cuui ty Civic Music Association uro now Iwing mailed membership tickets for the forthcoming four concerts tn be given at Seminole High School auditorium. The first of these concert* will take place next Friday evening nl 8;ir< o'clock nt which Miriam Solovleff, vlnlinlsl, will appear, according lo 11. II. Coleman, p re ­ sident of the Association. U M P IR E SC H O O L T O O PE N GAINESVILLE. Jan. 3. (irtl— The Florida State * League* an­ nounced today a free school for umpires will be held In Orlando Jan. 55 to Feb. 15. League.pre­ sident Al Comb* said" William.K. Summers, veteran A m e r i c a n League umpire, will h*> director of the school. He said the unlouc Idea of a league sponsoring Ua own umpire school was made pos­ sible of stole through the cooperation or Will H ercidgr, president of tha American League. STATEM ENTS WANTED - '• ' ■ ■ TALLAHASSEE,- J a n . 3.llm -tato cim ptrolvlr called on *11 state b a n k s sod tru st companies today fur statem ent* of their condition at the close of ths year. Veterans Service Any veteran In need of earvIce (free of dtarge) in any of the following categories It ra- K stcd to visit Uw> office. responslblo agencies Hi below: Coordinator — B. B Oortar Atlantic National Bank Build­ ing. i Employment — l U. fl. Bnployment Bervloe, 113 North ,Park Avecue. Vocational Training and Edu­ cation — T. W. Lawton. Court lloyee. . Legal Assistance, Roapltalte* Uon and State Bervloe Officer — Contact through Lloyd T. Boyle, County flerrioa Officer, Takach Building. Tlome Service Assistance to Servicemen.. cx-Ucrricemen and their Dependents — American Red Oroaa, Lakcfront Boulevard, Veterans AdmlnlstraUon — George Anderson, Sheriff* Georg* B. 8^ Anderson, OCOce aw ry TtxedAy. ____ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc2e3b6a5a7fcb95aacc89c90731e402.pdf a08ebc0ad00862097c9011d739e942dc PDF Text Text tsS S m uauK -*£$■■ • » ' r+ i *” PAGE EIGHT I US4 Budget Cut Would Change Our Federal Policies tx X u * I.A ■ |-ji r.-.j , ~ iarf* the total fonxlxtx o f construellon project* such aa extension o f Bcmtt4vii!e power timumljilon llnn a n d'lhe hlllion-dollar reela* mntloh program in California. Further r<mplir«li<HM — In the Agriculture Department budget the chief item* arc agri­ cultural reM-nidt find Die various crop ndjurimcitl activities, de­ signed to nfil the farmer In In* rrense his income.. Th« largest experne it* the latter category »lrciilv ha* heril cl im inated —crop subsidies. IS) c i . a h k h itKAi n W ASIlir’ I.TON’ .- A lar^t rut in the Ketkral.builget yirli an Sen­ ator Tall h»* propuMeil would tint b* a mere ft*val »*prmtii>n, an­ noying in . government burmturral*. It would iirrf-»*iiale tnnjur I’ofigr*** eoilli! whittle on such jtfsv rhahge* In national pnliry regard ml ivitie* ns Ihe forest service. Inc **uch ra.vt programs as federal which eonlrnla forest fires, mainIng aid* to agriculture, reclamation . Inins roads. clc. and development of jinhllc power. the Comnierre Department, Congress itself would Jisvr lo shoulder Ihe responsibility. The Ohio Republican lender advocates a federal budget lie; tween 2f> and lit) billion— at least seven billion less than Ihe budget which it I* reported President Truman will recommend for the coming fiscal vear. Taft has not 'detailed how he would bring ex, pontes »lown In ht» figure. ' Wh) IPs Difficult Purely ailminlstrallve expenses of the government am ount-Jo only $1.P billion in the rtfrreiil fiscal year. This covers the p ay­ roll. office supplies, hulldinj ren­ tals and Upkeep, travel expense*. «tc. A 20 permit cut here would m w m rednrr the- bill b>* only IU<" |M| MMt 4t|*NlK 4 fACffIC iu (Ok ' million. Obviously enormous reductions ' must be made in other eategnrie* jf seven bllllmi is to be raved. CALIFORNIA The cbnlre rioisl l.p among those Items, which comprise ihe Hudg *1 Bureau's breakdown of federal expenditures in ihe current vear FANCY STRING Veteran** Program irT.tlfrn.OOn.OOu Refunds on Tax** I.ttno.oon.nntt Buhlir'Debl interest f»,omi,Ofin,nnn SNOW WHITE National Defense ifi.Min.ObO.noti Agriculture Aids I ^fOO,000.01)0 Social Security • l ,?(*<),ooo.oon Public .Work* «t.nmr.oCMi.oo't RED DELICIOUS General Kxprn.es 1.ftnO.OOn.OOU International ^ ... ■ Finance . 1.2» .OQO.Wi APPLES Help 19 Mils* o f Kldexav Tuba* Flush Out rolaonou* Was la ihaws* t*ffst of sHAi la meti mb* r( klinrt tiibw n*r M trswetk* Th»«U«rSll»r*tM tnbsstr*' tore rti rmr •uu. tln n u ilM in ■St*"rS»ref IMsef fonrt»** pemlts inultir In t.msin In r*w stood. It umui! r«i| -j UJuiihi. i hiuraiUc ta;=*. __________ t.Oirl up 1ntln*. I'Ht el Ptp *"dJ rtwrrr. re otlllna, puAn.,. und.r Uw •T«*. ■s*a SlutMW. rre in «ltre i.tr, wtt)i smiHlnt and fcurnlaf t o m * is Lbsi. li»°nw<M*l viwiawnh M r b**d blip IK. IU i « a U flea yoae IS YOUR LIVER DRYING FOR HELP with' gaa. hradadiy blue, , you may b« putting ino big n on your liver. JteteJh^V1" * l food becomes _yiyfacU f^ toxli .putrefactive I p i t and 99o « your 47 __ V-»_ V JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKES lb 72c 5 IbH 3.75 ICICLES ORANGE COCOANUT COFFEE CAKE M «z. 35c lU nnnrt P c c u n f i/i. CAKE 22'/2 oz. 9r,rw. Rich Cntamerjr Ib . it* Fancy CftllfomU Fresh CARROTS lb Oclio 2 lb s Quantity Rights Roservod Prices Good Thru Saturddy, January 4 LARGE JUICY 3 for GRAPEFRUIT Ilttjtpy IrIv—.‘'IC.-ggat Choice^ Whole Peeled JUICY t a n g e r in e s Doz. YELLOW 20c 5 Ibn ONIONS APBICOTS i FKIINES No 2*A cen 2 Yorh Im|*ertal----------- — - Glen Apples 3 EMLARD’S & e A PPLESA U CE V-8 Vegetable no. 2 can PRU N ES 2 II). p k g . 5 w Cabbage In Mesh Bsgsl.Buper Lb 3*/2c Spud8 .10, Lb, 53c Crisp Florid* Lb* Celery Onions 46-oz can Kiln Dried Eapry sweet Sf _* 17c Potatoes 4 Lbi 39c Or. A. Eg. fiiilpp:il Kaft#. Lbt 10c Eggs dox Morion Plain or Iodized 'JB 9 > A 4 P ELBERTA 29c Potatoes 5 ib* 25c Yellow COCKTAIL SUN SWEET Lbt ■ Idaho J laktrif’ Green, Crisp Putin, or Sclf-Uising Flour— OLEOMARGARINE Ere*h Xlnrlda (In Mesh B sgi) Apples 2 Lbi 29c Oranges 8 Lbs 29c Hunt's P Prepared it1[Mired No ALL-SWEET Wash Btata Wlneaap Halves PEACH ES SULTANA B artlett PEA R S no SULTANA 2 Vz can Libby HiUer A-PKNN MOTOR Htokrly Tomato OIL qt. 22c gal. 83c Red Kidney BEANS II). can 12c Klngan'a Pure LARI) Ib 28c Ib 36c Rw.Mar T»a. S tan “ Blackcycd Pens 15c NORTHERN riti In n * 4'u t TISSUE Beets No. 2 can 10c Roll 6c Spinach no.2 can 16c Tot Dithee & Cbthes A * r Rest M*ld CAMPS 26c Marina Dull Sardines 15 oz. can 15c j Powder * 14c f 'm s l Wheatics HmutTBrld 11c . Oatmeal . 3 Hm, 24c CHESPEAKE BAY OYSTERS Ex. Sid. PL 79c Ex. *Sel. PL87c M HRDPI I Q BREAKFAST LINKS Bupai X Wpihln j lb. Jar Apple Jelly ’ VAN Cleanser 2 Jewel .Shfirtcning TrWIato " Sauce Bor 7wc Ml. VarmonTRTndloii Sliced Broakfait Nona BaHar! Potatoes No 2Vi 23c ntandsrd Vegetable SOUP No lean 11 ‘AC U. S. Good Spring Lamb Breast Cuts Lb-Pkg Urey's Tend*rated SugarCured Smoked - Fancy Droitod Poultry Reg. Dr. Tex** Shipped Hen Butt Hall Mealy Rib •] Re*. Dr.. Kana. Shipped Slewing Fresh Cut Trimmed BREAKFAST BACON Tomato , PORK CHOPS END CUT H M tOOKED READYTO EAT Beets No 2v* ^ 10c 12c Vegetable* 16-oz 15c Trappey Dehydrated « 114- p i 12c O kra roan of Arc Light tied Kidney Chickens u> . 49c Beam Lb N. T. Shipped Long leUad Cooler Slices Lb 0 5 C CENTER CUT Reeti No 2 can Libby Mixed Sir Hall or Who Lt ■ -- , CUDAHY'S HAMS 'i \ Wlthmtt-Bean*. Van Camp Htandard Dill WHITE BACON SMOKED BACON it Oenesxes Cut lb BRANDED Btnkely Diced -’*i . . ", "= In Li|l)V Byrup,. Sweet BREAKFAST BACON n. 303 gi 15c Duckling! u> 45c WHOLE SHOULDER Lb 35c BUTT HALF SHOULDER Lb 39c lj. 45c SLICED LIVER Lb 32c HECK BONES Lb !9c BULK SAUSAOE Lb 45c ----------------- — w- u™««•»• ° *-« whiu B a con ib 39c , ^ ?*** U fd Lb : 2 7 t (Whole) TENDER SKINNED , CHUCK ROAST SHORT RIBS — HAMBURGER.; SMOKED HAMS WESTERN SPARE RIBS AA GRADE WESTERN 49c RISKET STEW CHUCK ROAST BRISKET BEtiF Lb 32c •W 44/10#% Furs T E A BONELESS ENGLISH CUT ROAST IVORY SNOW r 4*ox Pkg. iwttoi ivitutmizi -(W II E X A V A ILA B LE ) 23 c. . , ------------------------- — L »»« j-’.'* Club Aluminum . if t ii No 2 Sol liM M ; - - * MORRELLS PRIDE ------------- i---------- • THURSDAY, JAN. X 1* *1 fT A A l IU FLOWER KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS '* ----4 - - - . .. *£A?. , . . ._ * ** ■ r Dob r»ucht, Cleveland star In {player befoit turning lo the Congreta‘ would have to decide tJ| in tho federal budget, national versa) In our military and Inter, we need no less than w> have If Basketball Association o f sport. curtail or eliminate such agencies | d«icn «*V n sharp rcdtrctlon there national policy. we are to retain our present the S rn e high ranking officers say status In world affairs. Americn. eras' p ranking tennlal as the Weather Bureau, the Coast, would’ rmceasP.ate a complete' leand Geodetic SurVey, the Bureau j - ■ —■ --------- ------—— o f .Standards, the Census Bureau or the Civil AeronaflUea Authority. The. department’s statistical and informational services for We're atarAng '47 off with a business are minor Items. real bang In food bargains . Rome of Ihe government’* top ao you can atari the year nff administrators definitely onphsr n with big food savings, ttesotva lo shop here today and everyblanket ctrt, reducing the budgets day and you’ll ’ ’Save A I-Ittle o f nil agenclej on a Gnl per­ Every Day on Everything You centage basis. This would have Buy.” Ihe effect of spreading their fundtiiln', thty say. and reducinr e ffi-j cienry. Thev would prefer to <-.some o f Ihe.' agencies eliminated i entirely. ( As for Ihe litrgrul single item BEANS a ’ 2 BunchcH CARROTS Total 1 11,000,000,000 Included In ’’natlonnl defense’ !■•v * Is the cost of terminal leave pay for enlisted men, amounting In •.* • ’ ' 'liflflo.ono.onn. ” lptrrriall>ir.nl I t nance” iurlu’lr • f'lrelgu lm»u> These ilrms air not riinltnuiug expense. : Whit Can’t lie < ut The veteran'’ .program, tax re funds ‘ imd uiN t^ t »fe-cju»»ierv-i by fiscal noth'.lilies a. ’uncon­ trollable.’’ not subject t<> M-d.tr tlon. Nor could mo»l «f the ex pendltures undc^ social security, such a* unemployment relief Bn.l retirement slh.wanre*. la1 slterr. ' t * Budget pruning must he applied. f therefore, to one nr nnnlhrr of th™ program* administered by the va ­ rious departments if substantial savings are lo )*c made. .. Since all of the department s work Is dope by stseciDf atllhnnxatlnn o f Congress, It Is Cnurress which most deride which program Is to I* eliminated. A glance at the Inter mr Depm' msnt budget shows that nb-m . * -•............. w :• *** *S SANFORD, FLORIDA *. - * • ■i j- .e ~ ’■<*-. m *• •; . * .' m-:- 71 L �i*•r •?' :0 :..... . - -T - ' *-^V irg-.^i .*:* •• ■vf; -r ■ - ^5=^,Tr-"- ' ■ . _ : -..•;. -- * ■ •■ - __r _.__f 4 -, - •f CM* : ' rv|T*?p . -T H E W E ATH E R . P irfl, tlo u j. ij-.j r. arr-i with rain (tillriord b) colder temperature* in |W T i l lih ii s n aim , Shower* aon j hi fnlliranl b» much colder xralhci In the north, hut conlinuril milt! in lho south, Saturila). part!) cloud), ruliltn n l r w c miii Ih (Hirlinn. lo Unity There U Strength—• To ftetart Ik* h w * it Ik* Woridr To Fi m m I* Lho INcp te * o f AbmH«*| , To Fredur* Prrtperily for Honford i I V f f m i l d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E K Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1947 ess H as A s s o c ia t e d NO. 47 P rfa * L e a se d W ir e WpA - ___ Governor-Elect P o i ­ son* Wants Legis­ l a t u r e T o Set Up Groups Before May j Martin Elected As House Speaker, A s k s Cooperation Between. 2 Parties tiV •■•• WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 — (#*)— Hep. Joe Martin of MaasnchniiGtt.s took over today tut' the first Repub­ lican Speaker of the House ft since Nichols I,ongwortli stepped down in 1931. Martin called on the , House members to work side by side. He asked for r* cooptlattmi ' ’'iiiiiiirpassed I n (Iip history of nl'lr'ltatlaii" lu ilenl with labor taws, taxation mul s«vcrninvnt economy. The <52-year-oltl rim-paper pub llaher fnuii Matsarhutrlia «aid - tbertyare. many, “ must*" fur thn % Shth Congress. , • tin declared the aolIII loll uf i ll.' L ~ A Murderer Tries To Escape Just Before Execution Surrenders Q u i e t l y To Guards At Door; Felons Still Loose ftlL lH H H A , S. t*.. J am. .1. td*i —j\ ruiiv irlnl munlrn r ’ made t iV.-pcralr effort In escape l**hA ’jll»r tttinttVJ* dwfi.tf- Sir *wn* -vhitn In* elec Irnrtiled. Three i|<mr* hit eked hi* path tn freedom, Iml thi* man, (negro) t’li'vi*- (.'oving* ton. got thnnwh tlit* •firm mi* Ilf ■wrenched u stoui linn 'nr frnin. Jils. rcll. Jl»> .ruphed nil 'uni l ilMrtVd diiun Jhe illiirr'ilOor nf llin |irl<»n mid fliP n h e *uvf the tarn ifnnr It wnx xoliif »-tn-t lie labor-management problem'* mti»i Mil rendered ipiietly In tin* giuii'l* receive "immediate attention." II* *otd the nation mum return ’.<• a fter liMikiii^nl that tliior ai l) .1 what he termed "the pound philoso­ little w hile Inter he « enl^ tn hiv r phy that- thr—government does dualh ealmly. not support ti.e people; the people j |*l I til* must guppnrt the government." | NEW VOIlK, Ian r> quick .. , There, must mum IW .pilch cut« rum .**~ .. "• "• hi-1^>i V tanr*. III the budget and ln‘ 'h e j* "“y I 'f N ™ ' «rk t tty >' public debt. Martin added. P ® ''" ^ a" ' h f,,J idtied. * — . . . . , frluuft wlui e-cnm-tl frimi thr iti The nrw Speaker nf the llnu**explained the llrpulilieaiip i|n tml cirtil Hnyiimiid S ln -ft J»*‘ " 111 nobly n. The pnlire hiivr *>'der» "glnat" over tneir November elecAuthmitk'p lion vlrlnry. The He publican*, hn tn -hoot In kilt. Oeclariii, are “ prayerfully ronml- t-elievL' i hr nlnr, (nrluilliiit « *■*"'• fr * « ,l killrr nod a fm in-r imustr nu*" nf their mpoualhilities. nr‘ The IlntiPe gut iluwn to hu*inr*n o f Alratrnx. nmy haw........ No Irufr b»» in a much calmer almnaphere than omiijlflcep. the Senate. The firpl hill lu he ft ,ii lid n/ the feint!* m.ire 1t"*V nfleri'd '*»» a 0 0 1 ’ tax rmthu: i*rnt>rd yrptrrdav hv ►»'*i|,*‘ dm han* *»f a roll wiu/1;*•**meaxuri* which would rffeef a percent slice In taxea paid no. In* contra under HOO.OOO. It .and when *Coit«re»« I* ot . , ky , U jnday. Frealdeni Truman wilT put In a perpimul appoat ance lieforc n joint p rom o to dtllver hU plate of the tinimi meftAgr. Hut if the Senate nin« Into a filibupler over the Hilhn ra*e Mr. Truman may have In ldon .1 are optimistic about se­ delay hi* addreo. curing . a box In which lo nail Birch, the magician, on Jan. 18 in order that he may gel rrleaaed In about 30 seconds after the man­ ner of TToudlnl; but they are won­ dering, tn view of the current nail WAPHINOTON. Jan. 3—W)— •hortage, If they can secure the EfJort* are under way to begin nail* to clinch properly the loll work' on the Chattahoochee-rilnt- wlrtch is to be staged on Ft ml ' Apalachicola waterway thl* yrer Street. This problem was discussed at U wag announced today. TleprwrntaUvt* Andrew* of Ala­ the meeting of the Sanford Lions bama. Pate Of OeorgU and Btkr» ClttB today at the tourist center Porter Laming, president of the of fjorlda ard pooling Ihrir effort* to get an appropriation of “at le « t Seminole Sportsman Association, *50.000.000" to begin coiwtnicUon told the Lion* that he would be glad In accept the gift of ahelter* oh the trhUate waterway. Andrews, who ta. a member of now on highway* to be transferred the Bouse Appropriation* Com­ to Mullet Lake Park on the Bt. mittee, Mid the money would cover John* River, and will assume re­ ooala of the flr*t of four proposed sponsibility for the hauling. Our its were Jack Ratlgan, presi­ dam*. The ftnt darrr Ur planned as dent of the JayCeea. and W. J". Chattahoochee, Pis. where the LasMcr. Jr. Mr .Ratlgan urged Chattahoochee and the rUnt join more Interest In matter* of to form the Apalachicola. Blmltar aviation at the Municipal Airport danxi planned at Columbia, Ala. and Buford, Oa. would produce hydro-electric power as well as a nine-foot navigation channel, The fourth dam, atriotly to aid narigation. 1* planned at Ptaxt Bettnlng, aa.. near Oblumbus. MIAMI, Jan. 3, t/P) — Gen. • ----------- -------------- . Ilwlght D. KUenhower. ruled himsslf out a* a presidential candidate today. . , Elsenhower declared*during an interview that mention of his name as a candidate for (’resident •LAKELAND, Jan. 3, (A1)—A Is not good for what ho termed flurry of aWnmehta following the “ the great organisation with nltM-day .eltrui shipping holiday which t am associated." Ite made gave industry ' ~ '__________. a alight It plain that he was thinking as a -soldier of the nstlon’s fulyre caw ofe it the jitter* toda; today. Some 12*0,000 box** of fruit" was security. The Armv’s chief of staff salJ nent.to northern market* In the first 21 hour* after the shipping "From the beginning of the wav, holiday ended *nd citrus growers when my name ha* been mention­ art apprehen*lr* over the pros­ ed In ’ connection with a possible pect that shipments will be juit future poHtksl career for me, I have Instantly refusad to con­ heavy lha rest ef the we«k. Prices, however, tallied ta some sider such a contingency." Then exUnt while the glowers wlthhelJ Elaenhower added grimly; “ I have * ■*. fruit and r)eared out »ur- nut changed my mind. r.H> Stocks. ‘ Af - . ' • * The first day** shipment* In­ - — — ----------------------------------- ----------------------c lu d e d approximately 173,000 ,f orange*, 54.000 boxes of as* and 30,000 box** of ult. •»- Despit* the raarktt holiday, V rj HANOI, Indochina, Jan, 3, ember e f t m shtanmnD were vIHW ear* short of the Dec*m- — Sniper* flr«d on French CoufuH Minister Marius Moutet Thursday -.iiw s t o u r shortly after h« arrived In the l i .. > |i ■i «i.q, S**l*,.tl' ***~** Indo-Chjna capital bf Hanoi, n a r o u K s o cu n , French hutborities said Moutet and '* 'flno, » * - hi* 'Official party were visiting * - today hospital when the^hoU W*ro fired. The fir* apperently waa dtredeo by from an Annamlte houae near the huMlitaf,“ None of the French party eras hit. Moutet wM sent to Indo-Ch!nX by the French government to In­ vestigate condition* In connection with the current uprising » f Viet‘ late. The shooting after Moutet arfrom Ration for Eiseqhower Refuses To Become Nominee Big Fruit Shipment ' Worries Growers ^ IM In Hanoi Fire On Colon/ial Minister « § Im . *"E Bwtiews«B M O N T G O M E R Y , Jan. 3 — <4»)— A la b a m a 's a t t o r n e y ffotiera l sa id to d a y th e s t a t e 's le ifis ia tiiiv c a n n o t s e t tij) in te r im c o m m it t e e s w h e n it m e e t s in a n o r jr a n iz a t io n sessio n th is m o n th . (lo v e n io r -e lo c t Jam es E. F o ls o m h a d sjtid lie w ish e d t o . h a w in terim e o in m itte e s at Work hofurt, thr regular lrgivlalitr ,r*,luii -Tati, lu May, Tf.t* mu fdrdt d,vl|ired he ivuiilj WASHINGTON. Jan. .1. lAh— The Senate * tiled tnda> to drift) the anting uf Theodore. Hilho i~ n d Ha# clrftrrtl thr aft) for net* I)-elected Itepuhll-an# In lie *worh In. . Box F o r M agican Is Discussed A t |Y^ rly. 5 uildi^ Total Expected Meeting Of Lions’ To Pass $500,000 * Ccngressmen To Push Tri-State Waterway :m Democrat Senator Of Idaho Opens Fight To Keep Bilbo Out;' Says Bilbo Tainted WASSUNOTON, Jan 3 -| ,ri— Briifttor Tlieodore Bllbn nf MUtlulppt walked up to tin* twr of the Brnnje fo take his untie fur j third term today. Five minutes Iftirr, Bilbo returned to la* f-a l without receiving thr oatli The nurturing-in was blocked t»y Sena­ tor CMen Taylor' of Idaho, who owned the tight to ,oii*l Bilbo. Tbylor Is a Democrat lie moved tK4( ' the btlbo ‘ rise b»* relm vd to the new Ttulea Oominlliee With Hcnator John Ovrrtini o f Imulalana at hU skle. Uilbo listened without a word ns the ferret ary r j th j ilrtjste ruled that Taylor'* motion list) the right of way over nnv move to ntlniliikder the oath fUwrelwv I*-,lle lllttte. who wo* presiding made the rtillttg. Senator Itnmer Ferguson of Mlehlcan oftrrrtl a resoliillnn to bar Bilbo now and take up his case In tJie Senate on Jan fl Ferguson'* motion was itoi In the almtile when Taylor Jumped to his feet and offered ti resolu­ tion lo liar Bilbo rfiy!or charged lliat Bilbo’s actions are “ tainted with fnnKt" and he naked that the entire matter be referred to tlir Riling Commlltrr ,’iiH v* -i1*'* >‘*l '* - - i*iii |f the house ,m,l ariuiM* I'lutl.l lud (in ti-in ....... . dn) ,,i y nut. id lui, (tarns tho dtinng th» 1Ueislutl. I,HI ,iu udiiwuv by \t- tufney lleurtsl William N, Me** j* tju,*»‘n ,f+•* ),*f ,,l thiii thr committir vanimt hr -rt up during th# erg/Miratiuti . ,’ *-i,'ij und add.'d thill til*- gxvfrlurr lift . iiii'auth'oriiy fur ta 11m r a -ptvia! - -cssion 11 imnui utlui im , muiiiiltcv*. T|u» (tpiniun. ptlit'ly advisory, Wit* 1-wtll'.l i»l tlit- rcpicst o f i 3 ( lar^ncc 1arut ,.*> rr»»**» -late a m 1 li* Jn sf 1 --■~ljpr.fr -frffr-y-y :B-fr| - \ 1 1 4)J k, 3Trr MHUT tfr” 1 , mid not | la b i, u.t-tii ■*« the l.s 1nl LI ni l t.*' overruled rhr , . . t .>ur'. but li.'i f'L'* : »b,' tugli trithi ■1 *♦*1 J*. ............... . » ,»u rt .1 111! tl .41 Ouim tlng tin* bon,! of Irtsndaiilli *-.NtablLslird by Brig. Gm . J O HutchUon ami f*ill|iatU Psndatun. Fhilipptnr gurrlllu Iradrr. during the tniii|ialgn that frrrd , hOiutaiuio from Ihr Japanese, was (|„. rra,m vlui l)f ^rmtor Pend,- New Violence In Palestine Leads ToFreshDemands tun, envoy ptciitputcnUary nf thr j llrpublk* of ihr I’ ldllpplnr* m id ! dclrgnU* to ilir UNESCO r«m(rrrnrr In t*3tln Bratrsl III thr Irll fVttdalun Is wated at the rixltt .-on Htandmt brtitmt Mri IVn-lutu-xt lo Mrs IliitchUfui and hr- luti is tletiit Turkrr rasht>-r id tin* f- 'S w e p t A n i r t /f t * I>J T id a l W ave Authority To I^aunch Offensive Asked By Hiffh Commissioner sued to A D Rosier It U now ■ ," " ure ,h,*ir under conatrurtlon st rrvnch and , 1 *nfe,y;. ,Th,ey •ls.0 * r, " . . *“ Oommerclai Avenutl 'ca' r .lhe r )’■"»*'*«’* ®"lx I" l«* «• Smaller conatrucUbn Include* a - diers Knr,y ,6,Uy ,hr"near BrltU‘‘ were killed n ,„*lal *1.000 valued fruit stand lo lie village when their ieep was blown erected by W B William* on Park up, apparently by an electric mine. Avenue between Twenty Fourth and Twelve separate attacks wereTarentv yiRh Btroet. Ixmlae nail,•■j carried out against the Hritish colored, eras given r permit to military In Palestine last night. erect a concrete block house at The Underground workers used 1118 Weat Thirteenth Street at an mines, hand grenades, aulmnatl? weapon’s and home-made .flame estimated coat o f 11,000, thrower*. One British offierr was killed and -0 person# were wound­ ed. The attack* came n fin one month o f relative peace In Pales­ tine. Plane Miusin? From Byrd’s Expedition Hi" A wlaI Urf Prrsti foils *jf snow, f reeling rhm -.I,-* sud tog b-iocit tiHlag to ,iij One Killed, Four Injured As Fires Hit Large Cities , t:s. Wanner i.d o ,,u a wldo mjieratiiteS were fore* f.r Hie S e* York City m-s, u-d I r i o f.-a dirouds the ,,„ i r i W c .i l l i r r Bureau sar* j,si iradii* at to uuardlA Field, halted ye.stcn.tav. probably wilt no* be resumed before night lluthwnys In arstent New York arc slippery from treering rains and, the lorecast Is for Miow and ,-iildj'r weather A lihii.kot of new 'mow haa I'trverisl m r- ■ srclluh.', of New KnrioU MUlvo-st and exrinhst into fikU . m u and In tlie i .... (MiiUmniV ,i«i northern 'tciirs |mj111'•a Tempersture took a *up *** near* frecslng lit Caltfornhs .,,mI I,, .if rero a! Hi*ikan#( Waslttlitter , iiht abo Ls aweeping the Dakota* iiiut Minin ■•ota totlay, Tlio mcrctirv dtotm l 3o below at ltentldla. Minn and wa* near the 3d below iu.it k r.t Penibtna. N. D. <rther rs*gi,pt* of Houth Dakota re , -irthsl ■ tiAnpefir urea ' of from IS t,, '-’u zero 1 * ** **<,*«■ iltnvTituu 11 lift* i Fit * ! *U\ L u * ini; Milt* itttfii mill '■ i '"K ' other\ --i.ioftl Fur i ht.- r K. Wink L-f vjiiit ntii'i V of liuti'l'n rr»i*iriil 4 *% 11 NAhU l.ttS ANGFI ;niet >ikt driav Iralu and lr r» t* I'ntilh -s over ^r. |„,1| „t llw pmlmi H o t e l Blaze In Cal­ ifornia Is F a t a l ; $35,000 Lumber Fire .In, front window, mol |o<-|»tMni( t> jump wtion firemen arrive,!. Autli nritlei me nnestiortlitg an nceiipant o f thr hotel nlimii the Mure wir# fo u n d An empty gasoline ll"t,d on the si«ltw;n Approvinintel) L'.’. rescued In fifcmco Florida rit!e* were the nation's p i r o i t r i 'c i i - l i aim,,, f ,, tuc m U ','1 site )r.*ter»lav Miami re,\,r,le,l a ■omfnrt.it,1c ui whltn - i*' 'eint- r ,-ure w ,i.s Ht i* Tatopa tml * * lai'ksonvtlle Jui ti, hoi r t worfh tif •fainitbf* * Luinbft jt thr ivM-I SYALON SOU) K*i *■ villi* Mvlh.n nf ihi* - n i fifflt liiVs *><iv i liu fi**T that lliti.' Tlu* s alon Apurlinrnt building WflH Ilf lie v%1fVc| Nitvrii ten in'n11,, frame houses from going up in at ri,*r»ild Btrect and Oak AvcnUO was sold yesterday by Ernest. Burch nf Gainesville to Arthur Yowell. Ir.'ui merchant. The sate price waa *25 000, according to Fred Bender, realtor, who handled the deal The building contain* U apart­ ment* upstait* and three stores down*(Hires, Including Wight Prlnt, lug flltop. rienkarik Paint and Olaas Co. and tfxabns Battgry tUiop. flame*. tOlBIUS AND HATIVIS In tlie devastated city ot Kslnan, Japan, are shown pushing their Ural* from the sired where they were swept ashore by the Udal wave and quake' which recently hit Japan. More than a thousand Japs were killed In’ this disaster. (International .S'omnlphoto) F Co-ed c!l!erH°Fearfnone!Ringling Estate Given To Fears D ope State As Heirs Are Ousted COLUMDU8. Ohio, J*n. .1, </P>— I’ rof. E. E. Kimberly .cipre*»ol fear torlay that hl» 20 ye»r old daughter, M*ry Vlrglnl* Klmlicriy, •SARASOTA, Jan. .3, m ~ T h e had been "doped," State nf Florid* Inst Its fight to ­ Ths pusil* of the disappearance day lo oust Mrs, Ida lllngling of tb* Ohio Slate University co-ed North and her son, John North, with a 4'J-ye*r-old ax<onvict re­ aa »x*eutors of Ihe huge John main* aa mu«h aa a putala, a* Rlngling aatale. ever. Th* eo-*d dlaappearerl wedThe ducialoh, handed down by neaday with formnr ronvlct H*>btrt Circuit Judge W. T. Harrison ni Hemming, father of a schoolgirl Sarasota, In rifeet knocked -out friend of Miss Ktmherly. the claims of a group of Rlngling The co-ed's father 1* * profea- heirs who sought a large portion nor at Ohio'State. Nothing haa of the late cirrus sin g* estate. developed on a flood of rumor* The ruling awarded the huge that Mlaa Kimberly and Hemming ■• , , ■■-it-wafcv*-. • had dee Wed to retuni to Columbus - T- - . . ' / from Cleveland, where relatlvea MARINES LEAVE CHINA * of the former.eonvlet »»W he tohl DAllUES CONSOLIDATE NEW YORK. Jan. 3, W7— A" IhVm he inUnded lo marry Mis* broadcast from London said today Kimberly. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 3, m that' the first big departure of The consolidation of the Carroll United State* Marine# froni North QUAKE • JAPAN le« Cream Company of Fayetle;;»d. China began today when the en­ I'lUe, Tenn. and Foremost Dairies tire 7th Regiment boarded three TOKYO. Jut t - W J - S S tnmipom. De. * f Jackanavilte waa announced The * British *broad­ earth shocks, «*dt lasting about In New York today. ■ cast said the transport* will leave flra second*, roekad Tokyo today. The president of Foremost for California In two-days. Rut Dairies said his organisation will They rattled window* and shook, tb* broadcast added that this chandeliers, bo* only momentarily 2 to be intercontinue to serve the cities in the waa £ dot Muscle Sboala area of TennessM : (ha beginning of a and Alabama now aerred by tiw* ____ withdrawal of American Carroll Company. * \ , ' Marine* from North CHIaa. j Storim Weather In Nation Hampers All Transportation hind him t* fVilxtwrto O llustcvi tornirr war correspondent, and Fliirltlj ftlate Bank amt n,st to HfX| to CVnrrtl HutdiUon J*- IWW putjllr rvlalion^ affu-rr for thr llirii Mil 'Pitrkri wtin is tad,tint her 1iilit-r M r a . IV hiliilm M w L o u 1(111*1! in M ir tlie* IMillippinr CtiHMiiittr Urn/'ltf ru ru p a ig ti uf lib r n iliu ii H r iw U it Nru lu Him Ia MLv* QUr lltifrhl* Building permit* totalling *21800 In Value were Issued at the City Hall on the last two day* of December. A retwrt ton yearly building totals to be Issued soon by Orady Duncan, city bulldlnc Inspector. Is expected to reveal PALESTINE. Jan 3. < 4 'i-A that the lotal erilmated value of homes atul bijlldlnga and othee |-"p" ■VV>"C uf .violence. .bi),,ight eonstnieUnn In Sanford durltw ' tnedlction, in I ondon tn,l*i *hnt UMfl totalled well over a halt Ihe Hiuh l'<>minl»»n,in'i. I ,,-u*.. Gen. Sit Alan Ciinnlngliani. will million dollars, I n«k Ihe Cabinet for authority to Recent home building permits liiuticli nn offensive to re-tore Issued were; two factory-type older. built homes valued st $0000 which Both Hritish govern men t and sre being built by C. O. Jones and and Jewish agency* sources "XRodney Adams. Both are located pressed a lielief that Sit Alan on Lake Avenue tiff West Twen­ would appeal for permission in tieth Street Eric Vlhlen secured n launch an offensive tn smash Derm!t to rrertt a *4 500 concrete Jewish . residence In the IInly block home on IWeat First Btrfet l-ani*. An official announcement between Pome ran Ite and Tamarind In Jerusalem disclosed that all Avenue* A permit to build a *3.000 ranks In thr British Army hail IIV . ASSOCIATED . I’ It ESS . A Navy plane attached lo the Byrd Antarctic Kapedillnn waa 4*ecIos*d today to be missing on a flight since last Monday. ^ Mr*. Annelle Mehl of lairimls, Calif, has been Informed by the Nevy department that her brother, CapL llenrv Caldwell q f ’ Lootnl*, had been Hated as -overdue from the Antarctic Right since Dec. 30, .. Cent. Caldwell la an Annapolla graduate and a war hero and la a commander nf one of the vessels In the 4,000-man expedition, the II8H Pine Island. Caldwell'* wife, Mr*. Dorothea Caldwell, and two children live in Fantacola, Fla. No other detail* on the missing plane' have been disclosed *i yet . by the Navy, t Dispute Over Committees In Alabama Philiiipiiio Visitors.At Hutchison Home € g " NEW YORK CITY. Jan 3 —About 35 guest* ot the New Hol­ land Hotel, 305 West Tenth Street, acre driven to thr street today while Bremen battled to exUngulth the names. Fire Department o f­ ficial* rxpteAsed o . . . . . . . 1 dLscknted clgaret had startiM the blaze in a storeroom m i the top I ftoar- * * ‘ bank STATEMENTS WANTED Music Association Mails Out Tickets Rlngling estate at Sarasota to the State of Florida. Tlie estate include* lh* Rlngling Art Museum. Ihe fabulous Rlngling home and art treasures valued at tniHiona of dollar!. Under Ihe decision, Mr*. North and her son. a* eieculor* of lho estate, stand to gain a* much ** 1900,000 In executor* fee*. Attorneys for the Hitigling heir* •r*. expected to appeal Ihe ilecisinn to the Stale Supreme Court Members of the Seminole Cuui ty Civic Music Association uro now Iwing mailed membership tickets for the forthcoming four concerts tn be given at Seminole High School auditorium. The first of these concert* will take place next Friday evening nl 8;ir< o'clock nt which Miriam Solovleff, vlnlinlsl, will appear, according lo 11. II. Coleman, pre­ sident of the Association. CHARGED WITH POISONING JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 3, </P)— Charges that they poisoned four ctrcpa horse* have landed two former employe* nf the Uuch Owens Circus In Jail today. The two. Identified by police aa James Burke and Frank Burn*, are being held In the Highland* county Jail •t Sabring on 5HM>00 bond. A third' man, William Baker, waa released on 15,600 bond. The horse* dUd In S*hrlng last month. A veterinarian said their d*atha resulted from arsenic poi­ soning. UMPIRE SCHOOL TO OPEN GAINESVILLE. Jan. 3. (irtl— The Florida State * League* an­ nounced today a free school for umpires will be held In Orlando Jan. 55 to Feb. 15. League.pre­ sident Al Comb* said" William.K. Summers, veteran A m e r i c a n League umpire, will h*> director of the school. He said the unlouc Idea of a league sponsoring Ua own umpire school was made pos­ sible of stole through the cooperation cooperation or Will Hercidgr, president of tha American League. - ' •' ■ ■ TALLAHASSEE,- Jan. 3.llm -tato cimptrolvlr called on *11 state banks sod trust companies today fur statement* of their condition at the close o f ths year. Veterans Service Any veteran In need of earvIce (free of dtarge) in any of the following categories It ra- K stcd to visit Uw> office. responslblo agencies Hi below: Coordinator — B. B Oortar Atlantic National Bank Build­ ing. i Employment — l U. fl. Bnployment Bervloe, 113 North ,Park Avecue. Vocational Training and Edu­ cation — T. W. Lawton. Court lloyee. . Legal Assistance, Roapltalte* Uon and State Bervloe Officer — Contact through Lloyd T. Boyle, County flerrioa Officer, Takach Building. Tlome Service Assistance to Servicemen.. cx-Ucrricemen and their Dependents — American Red Oroaa, Lakcfront Boulevard, Veterans AdmlnlstraUon — George Georg* B. 8^ Anderson, Sheriff* OCOce awry TtxedAy. ____ i �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA fhe Sanford Herald The F6rgotten Wends FRIDAY,_ JA N / 3,^1947 A N D AFTER YOU, M Y DEAR MISS N O M IN A T IO N ! SQUARE DANCE Germans are not the only inhabitants of Germany, In Western Saxony there are Wends, a Slavic group known also as Lusatian Sorbs. They have just appealed to the Council of Foreign Ministers for autonomy on the ground of HoIMoterminntiori, saying that (hey have been ruled by Germans long enough. What they want is a small triangle near the Czech and Polish borders. In numbers there may be anywhere from MO,Ilf 10 to 300,000, some living in this triangle, others scattered throughout Germany. They all want home rule1, some under Czech supervision and some under Polish. Others arc content to remnin under Gertnun rule, if they can manage their own local affairs, and above all have schools conducted in life Wendish language. If the Wends have been able to keep their race consciousness and language through centuries of strict alien rule, they are. evidently a teal nationality, whose modest requests deserve to be grimtod. Every . Friday Night On Route 46 . Mrs. DEAN’S PLACE EGW M R M y o u * T tiv € 5 Iw tfB tm n a w ff Wheel Balancing C. W elsh A war secret, just revealed, is that a German plane flew-over United States territory during the war. A modi­ fied Kocke-Wulf 200 in 1913 made nn air.reconnnisaame over Boston, New York and.other Atlantic seaboard cities. Likewise not till nfter the war closed was it announc­ ed that a German submarine hnd sunk ships in the St. Lawrence river. Evidently the war was nearer to us than we supposed. Ami this air flight suggests that the elab­ orate civilian defense organizations, with practice black, IT IS TIME TO PUT ttTKES3 outs, were not moro play, to give the participants a feeling ON UNITY HA1NJ.1t THAN ON of doing something, but were a necessary part of war it ... ^ . ... prrrv iHKmiENujw uenomi- preparations. NATtONH AUK ONI.Y THE OOAI. 1H CKH) CHII.IlItr*.' HIIOUI !> HOME IN 111.1 HOUaH. IB n o t Ilia HOUSE tgiuav shall be call'd a , HOAIJ9, A LL R B HE AT Et.SE IT For im Iuhim; ol prayer lor all people*.—58.7. DIVIDERS \M » fltlA N H I.I {Prom* Spirit I...*-, • Cunning map rupipiraaina Uplift e uiltiiu a plain:. Dial Mm gauge pur gorlgrl Suffices t>» explain If or when or why Wc lire. Wr ilii*. f ’lrcleil rvr " f >a<lur. CominiPvi , ruliliraloin. llcfinr thr PX.h «•f *ky We wait the ilriinm*tl at|<>M No rlntr l« T o die 7 ever irive To l i v e ’ ItOHKKT REST Chinese students have marched on the American 'em bassy in Nanking and demanded that I S. Younj? National Leaders troops gel out of China. Why not? And U't the Russians have The 39-yeu r-nId Harold StntwK'U is not the youngest You can tay what you want to man to cock his eye. at the White House, His rival, Gov. gbou^'thja warm wmtor (leather la sunny Florida. I ut it frets Thom us E. Dewey of New York, led the field on the first mighty, good when yuu read ahunt ballot in the 194(1 Republican convention, and Dewey ■lib-zero temjH-i h' iih, in New was then only 38. The record, howeverjtnot likuly tea be lEfclgland and the Middle West. beaten, is thut of William Jennings"JWynn, who made I For most people thr New ^i-:,t pis first presidential race at 3(1. got o ff to a gin*! »tait with g.«ai Because the constitution requires the president to he food, plrboa’it parties and bright at least 35, no American will ever approach the mark «rf prospect*. tint fur lid ll » ts the end of all tilings. Fur s o d ­ William Pitt, the English prime minister. He assumed den t*. m1**! of them on the high­ the"office in 1784, when he was only 25, and held it with­ way*. took a toll of till death* nil out interruption for 17 yenrs. New Years Kve and doping the day of Jen. I., Now many mure must yo this way before ihe year In over? . The first bill to be introduced In the new House of Repr<ventative*, meeting for the tli*t line today, was the pinpoke.l JO per cent cut in lUMsunal income taxes, indicating what Ihe Republicans Anyway irgaiil as. th* Number One item kt huslnes* in the uited Stales. After 11 yuatn as e most "F or/otten Man" In America, the taxpayer Is ul last coming into Ids own, S • T h i r t y - eight Massachusetts itudrnt*. well meaning but mis­ guided, have gone to Washingtonto trunade for legislation to end lynching, tin longer a national problem. They do not seem '.o rtaliie that Irving to tell other people how t<> live »illhy may lie endangering thr livrs of hntniieds i f Innocent people, or that crimes •qually a i bud a* those lameilmea found In tin' South nlsn or cur In Massachusetts, According to the NEA, Florida teacher* received an average sal* •ry of 11211/ In HM2-4J1. This Y O U 'R E TELLING ME! ly WAITER l. JOHN* Centra/ P rttt W tiltr THE PHEACHF.lt who Hole tn airplane becauae be waa la a hurry to preach a sermon In another town merely wax trying to com e In on a winy and a prayer. Rtpublictni in C o n t r t n promise a 10 per real /eduction in income teerx. A tilth e/weys did hrlp tp tttd thtt holidtf cheer/ ■o f tha Yaar, acr/irding tn tnagaslnn la Secretary g f James F. Byrne*—rut Wallace. Certain Iy no man United Slates haa grown In atatura during the past ban James F. Byrnes, whoao about S A R6iA»KS Q o fto tu o , eeeeif t snack car ■ . . fighting thr Healre In ordar rsrrything nn the menu b e -im t It all look* no drfiricu* a1d tra p - ADS ARE NEWS Printed In fltg Type FLORIDA STATr 1 bow* until the spring. [ tine, h One young thing went to three I had thi luncheons in one day. spending" mi hum at each, Another tore around to rririi different functions in u ||«> A mimlo-r boasted as many a* 75 invitations and tried to a c­ cept them *lh ., . . ................. Included in the list o f dehs were the history of the capital —if n»t j the daughters of two members of the most glaruotous. >the diplomatic corps and the ll Is Hue thut the parties ! daughter of a cabinet member, haven't been so fantastically cx- t Most of the others were daughter* l lav Agon t ns in the ilays when l i v j j o f irsident Washingtonians' o r butterflies were loosed from 1hi|I "cave dw ellers" as they are called. Rem ceilings, hand painted o n to .. /.i Itimnrnu*. datk-cyed Nutu. (goblin* were tgivan away and the dau ghter1 uf Carlos Martins. Bras delis were stole* of fr»»h orchids., llian Ambassador And dean of the diplomatic corps, made her debut-nL t hit Embassy. Rome HOP guests moved through th- vast hall, which was trimmed of /.'apt. Ilarnlrl Ilnvle* linker. with holiday decorafInn* and red Ik 8. N.. and descendant* of "hi roses, through a silver and white Maryland and Virginia families. ballroom and a pink ballroom. Only way to tell the two apart Miss AAse Olav, daughter of the l* to knnw the secret— Elizabeth nrchestias were them just the counselor o f the Norwegian iE»nliasay. was the other diplomatic has a widow'* nrak. The gills are hud, front the Cabinet rlrcle. Ml*a tall, slender brnwn-eyrti and very Eileen Patterson, daughter of the sophisticated-loobin;. Their debut was from R to 7 secretary of wnt and Mrs. Robert T. Patterson, was the only one to p.m. at the Slmrehatn hotel. trow*. . (Jue«ts. numberin'* more than 400, Their has been no dearth of came from S'rw York, llaltimori', young men for escort* nr the slag Ran Francisco and Milwaukee. WASHINGTON LETTER There's a move underway ,ln many dtlee to g e l more money. Ntyr hits in P tritK ttylrd tor feature the vridt 6r/mi. Thtt ought to cut down tht it trm/ence in movie (Areirrt. LAST TIMES Friduy! Sunday; - Monday SATURDAY* ONLY • DOUBLE FEATURE* STOREWIDE CLEARANCE OF FALL AND WINTER, MERCHANDISE I l l Orandpoppy Jenkins says that New Ytar'e.resali/tloni are barn •> night and killed In Ihe fellew- BUY NOW AND SAVEI LADIES’ SUM’S MEN’S SWEATERS Sizes 12 to 44 AN WD°I Ilttrt wt>0* cotl* ttlipover, also n fine nslectioa.of aleeveleas gwentorz. A rail* expert on what malcea women beautiful eaya t h a t Amerjcan women use cosine lice because tbejr want tn be aa at­ tractive U men. Hey, Uoe, pace the An^ernatl polish) DRESSES SWEATERS D IK E and DANCE Slipover mid cnrdiKan styles In pnstels hml bright coIqiw Merfs AH Leather Jackets and Coats Cnpe On© uroup of Boy's Lon* Sleeve Striped* T Shirts CORDUROY JACKETS -7 - - ■7 - Pastels and bright shitd e ­ RABBITS H A IR JACKETS Your dqlheg are insured while In our plant for a 30-day period only. Please call for them within 30 day* *o as to bo fully protect­ Coat1-and Battle Jacket styles in colon ■ I — JN — f*Durangt> • Valley Raiders’’ WET. PAINT” Metrotone o n . NS: •:M r. . rri m. * Mor Adulla—3d« • DOUBLE FEATURE Men’s long sleeve SPORT SHIRTS' part wool and cotton suedo, sizes Small, Medium, Large. * * NOTICE DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AN DLAU N DRY ALSO--------- Vail Disney Cartoon Utility Coats Wool and crop© in Solids, Plitlda nnd Checks MAIN GATES OPEN TO PUBLIC it Russia BOB STEELE One Rack o f Bdy's SKIRTS SA N F bhD Mu n i c i p a l a i r p o r t ed « « any idiue* which might occw* o r G o n t z k in L c a th c ra h I z i -b 3 4 to 4 6 ’ COMPANION FEATURE PROGRAM • ay & Saturday! Sunday & Monday FLIGHT DECK COCKTAIL LOUNGfe fk .. ' “ **'■ '• ‘ ' iV J L V .: i t « ! Adults 40c— Children 14cOpen» 12:45 P. M. Dally mprint, Rjtyon crepes, woola ; u THEATRES for the ttachcrs- ll'a time the schoolmarrns got more than that little red apple. . . I | « . .. . Business In Ihe Stack exchangs always Is slack this seasen. Ma and fa are Sea busy on the Christmas stocking exchange. 4 this, Florida has sonic •jnlgkty tood teachcfs whose service to the klldren o f this slate shnuld l»e sere adwyiatslr^m'pgnlrcd. sDnJtme and corporal 1mm In New prk State are accused o f vlolatM the Corrupt Practices Act •rough their .contribution* to andidalcs during the recent con* hwilonat electinn*. U la a new tperirnce for the unions, tbL MKK accused uf violating the aw. but U .L old s tu ff to coro>atlena.J Thry hare been helping a elect i>Candida tea for ganeralow , ami the funny thing about 1 la that the candidate* all seem j! welcome their support, evtn knee Who have been elected, many t whom howl the loudest against AtL Danish Kid# Of England Danes arc excited over the .discovery of the tomb of King .Sweyn, who died in 1011. Sweyn was one o f the great rulers, whose crowning achievement was the con­ quest of England a year before bis death, ifis-son ('aniite, •who succeeded him, was even more powerful, adding Norway and part af Sweden to his territories. Canute is best known from the story of his rebuking his courtiers' flatteries by sitting on the bench ami ordering -the tide to go back, which of course it did not do. If It seems odd that n smalt country like Denmark could ever have conquered Englund, the answer is that tlie populations of the two nations were probably not very fur apart in those days. Victory in battle went to the physically vigorous, and in that respect the Northmen o f Sweyn’s* and Canute's day were superior to most of their opponents. I 5anford-Mt Dor* Ht^liway' War Came Close rV* HfftM la ■ •>**■•»«• al Tfc« iM M lu'n l I'faaa aklrk la rirl* ( , , 1, n l l l M Ifc tk. Umr fat t»* akllratlaa al all « « « 4 u »* t»*»• **411.4 I* ll a, ■ .Ik .m l.* **4 0 .4 la ' thla p m w r t aal ala* a* taaat ■*«.* aukHak.4 kltala Ul il| M i la fr,a k lin ll»a >1 ***■ai 4Jaa*lakaa k .t.la ar* ala* ra- * One Group of Boy’s Trousers sleeve striped' T Shirts , LADIES HAND BAGS •• CHILDREN'S SWEATEf ALL FELT HATS On© Table of .Boy*a Sweaters LADIES! DONT Ml HER **3 DOZEN COMMERCE BLDG. LECTURE MON. JAN» IMh v / - �* • -- - •;* *<* ^ / , ' ^* ( "_; T lir 5ANT0RD HERALD, SANTORO, FLORIDA FkltfA Y , 'JAN. 1, T9T47 -------- ----------- Social And Personal ■■. i ........................ — ■ f J-lLt.. i __ 1__ 1. John iMiiirrn Honor Prirnds Tuesday Mr unit Mrs Julia I. Miller en­ tertained from li.OO until 11 no p M. on New Y’rora Eve for n feu friends brfore the union service held at the flaptlv! .Church Mrs I Miller used Christmas decoration*| til her home which was lighted with candlelight. A lace covered table was arranged with trays of open-faced sandwiches, take Und salted nut* which were frryed with hot rot fee. TTtOae invited were Mr and Mr* , t>rugla* Stenstrom Mr and Mrs.' Clarence Littlefield Mr and Mrs Julian St matron) and Mr and Mrs Miller, Jackie Miller,/ Jean lavnr1 Miller and Monroe Peirce — TELE. NO. 148 Mildred Williams Has New YelfFB Parly I P erson a ls PAGE THREE — .— ,------- — Concert Series Will Hejrin Here Jan. 10 All 'li'niiN|Jortatioii Activities •r i Social Calendar 1 Tim concert series uf tie- Sent nude County Music \.tm'iatim, ] will get under w«v Jan, ll< , when Mtnaiii Soltivtt-ff, one >f L the .iiiunliyY mi i» In tiding rpneert 1 violinists, will he )in*’ ( rdfd at the High School auditorium al > : 1 o’clock. • II 11 Coleman. jin-Md.nt o f the local group, said that he felt 0 wa« extremely fortunate that sucit a talented arli-d cmdd appenr hen* in the Initial performance fur Seminole count" The San Fran risen horn virtuoso not only gives an outstanding program hut hei Unusually apprnliug jiersunnlity and altracliveuc emnliitie to , make her a favorite with aud­ iences where she i* ’ appearing.. MHAIONARY TO APEAK ! The New York Time- following l»i I M..h ^ <inrtrnhmiHCs fie!*! one of her concerts in New York sccrfla ij t»f the lhif»n ! lliMur l Dr William 1* ttclrnc. editor City mid, "The riclilv gifted Jilav- MiA.inn lltaril. v%H• *t|trak !,I er. whose musicinnifhFp and inns* 11:CMi 1*‘1"|pck 18 itmin y illnrtiil iU ■*** ■* of the Mldnlgitl Cry magazine and leiy o f the insmimeiu U no new v u v nl 1hr R r / t lin|»tWt n u irrh , noled Bible lead nut m:g Unitary story here, has matured still j it \Vi» autHmiit***! I'V tk** H f v * nttd evangelist, will speak at ttie Oltrlsllan and Mlsslonurv Alliance further in her art. Vi this latest ■\\ I* lirpttk* 11 Church on Sunday night at 7 4V nppeninnie, die pri se ded a progo'clock ram that would hir. t- taxed I w j tesources o f the most exp-1lenred j Dr Hetrnc,', lx on an extended veteran of the )»>.' arid .carte | lour of the South ami will go fromi through the ordeal in triumphanCl Here to a lour of the West In.I Ice fftthkin. an tht* } * WHIiam** l a w l b c r r ) , where he was for some time a I ulti.li* that nerilctl lm n lfn ft i| ----------- -------------■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ i missionary, live public U cordially j invited to attend the service on Tickets for the t-.’ ntatlo.i nr,. ( H-v and Mhi Nath Tlmmiwou ; Sunday nlaht for ,«te dm . atten.lance is velcbraln! their Mill Wedding An11,0110.1 to thus" who were Inytted] nlveiwan with an .tprll > m * r At ■ to join the - 'Mill soj mg organi*!-! the inr.suv.mi IVv 7> T1te highinn. TV.# Chamhri .*f i ‘i*i«tnrrc<*f , Jlsltt «»! ihp a(f«yr lh«** cutting tile American leg ion will meet at he Casselhertv Community h*»vwiv»i. *«*v«ial i»cV«it5 IHitt j oi Un-.lm civ 3*titri*d rakr. a MIm Mild rod ,William* entertainrtl on New Years Eve at her home ruclvard -fB-levy has returned to MONDAY on lake Ashby. The living room Boca Chlca. Pla. after visiting In Tire ctrc|ea of the (W. 8. C. 8 ; ol was decorated •with balooivs and Sanford over the holiday*. the Method Ut Church *111 m eet1banked freenery. Games went playat 3:00 P. M. os follow : circle 1 j «1 with ' l l * Itltwo prize* being Gene Levy plans to leave Kith Mrs, R. P. Crenshaw. 1133 1 won by Mloa Helen Slaughter and Monday for New Y ork . City A u t Seventh Street, circle 3 w ith 1 Don 8121. Dane trig and binging spend several weeks ■ r * . E. O. Kilpatrick. 2W West I were also enjoyed with Ms b. 1. Eighteenth Street, c ir c le 3 a m as the accompanist Mr*. E -3. Jeltrup and children with U lf, R, W. Turner. 1113 Parle J Refreshments were, served on of Scarsdale, N. Y. arrived airs-' Avenue,, circle 4 with Mra. H. P the lawn by a bonfire at a late day to visit Mrs. Jeimip's mother Dole, 334 Weat Twentieth S treet.'h ou r to the following: Mr and Mr* Arthur Bra nan. circle 5 with Mm J. U. Williams.' Mra. W M. Williams. Mr. and 303 oak.Avenue, circle fl with Mr*. Mrs. Harold Vfooman, Mr. and ..Miss Mildred M cIntyre returned Fletcher K Boll*. 1431 Valencia Mrs. 1. B. Sill. Mr. and Mrs. In Hanford with Dr, aiyl Mrs. J. Drive, circle 1 with Mra. It. T Robert Aiken. Mrs Elizabeth Wil­ N Tolar from Miami where ih»y Warren. 1013 Magnolia Avenue. liams. Mr*. Mlklred Slone of Ware- attended the Orange Howl Game. ham. Masi, Mint Helen Slaughter, TU ES D A Y Mr*. I). D. Swlnson has returned I. D Drawbridge of Hopklnten. w The Friendship league .o f the M»“ . C D Wood of Warham. to Jacksonville after visiting M'. and Mrs O. D. l-andrex* over Di-* ’ t “ S*1 » H W JIIR U B i H » T V I, *James J« IIIV f* * - . . Oongregatlonal Church will meet tMas*. Raymond Reed. *1 the Parish House at 3:00 P M. Aiken. Don Bill anti g u «t Domingo 4nolNUy* The board meeting o f the San­ Avlado from the Philippine* 'who[ Mr an(, llr i w . A Ludwig ford Womans Club will meet at n8i l^n? in* t lf University o f , )lavr returnetj from Miami wliefe 10:00 A. M at the club house. Philadelphia. j ihry attended the Orange Bowl fool ball game. *» The Jlaughter* nf-VVellev o f the First Methodist Church will hav<* I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Terwillrgttr their hustness and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Chester have returned after ntiending the Daniel*,- K2rt Ea«i Tvven'ieih Orange Howl fonOutlt game in MiStreet a’ »:0n I*. M4* with Mrs. I and. . ■ . F. Cole's group as hostesses. Mrs. K, E lloinh am) Mi* will hr a Vji ill'llI*I*" “ Vn = h 'ntef vUU1 j friJ-iui* C\iff»v *11ill oftHlil** Whi* WEDNESDAY II II riitrloii of Itustmi ami Min'ili uh.i thi v urn* nol [ w ra . h1 ^ TTi** living rw m S4VU'writ* hlilidnv- gtle-fx of \ki :im.1 hvlr Regular luncheon and two*rain l t*m nml illrinv TRim "At'Ti dectintled Mr«. r h a r ifs T v I n of Silver l.nksnapu r»i tJM££r r t -« t t f t '-i a i » . » » ,ln n •»< meeting of the Womans Club will • wist* I h * .M fiit-*! t m* i ■ * » i*»l> “ » A Apptoxtbe held at 13:30 at the club'house. J Hie guest speaker will be Mrs. j tnatelv Ids trietwl* acre on hand Mrs. Helsireii S|rGln*-nn .hits heating tin; gifted a*' 1 Wna O. Puller who will have as • Mr. t ’olenmit euul^thui pii'itilw1'r- to j e l l llie i oil pie happiness 111* I h i urned t(i Si. I.tmis, Mu. aflei tIn* htmrit idinlMK’ uiiiiii from Oviedo fthere her subject "Deparlment of ending a w eek’ wllli llev. amt |,elsltip ear-1* w ill* he i" It* lim*' latlon. - PY!WC." Tlve sponsor for s o f the. *i*mfoi- n *'".•***' jVf'f'', l{t-v Thump-mi w.ch formerly jraa* ! Mrs. W . I*. Yrslee. BIRTH ANNOmiNC EMKNT j to he u-ed f-u M'^ h"h*vif tor ’ ,t M etlm dl't church, the meeting •will be Mrs. O. P i iH’rfiit tiiiiiMe, ^ .ST Jileu- wlMr uchlerl In ’ thf*Aaervlng Herndon, prraldmt. and hrotrwxAfr a«d Mra. J.‘ E ■ Allman o f Mr and Mr». Julian fltenatrom * e Mr*. P. E Rolls. Mr*. J. W. a eh- M- - If-tv- f ’ I, tilt.s. Mr* John annntmre the have moved thrtr resklem e from Hall. kfrs.' i. A. Pnltncr. Mr* C. Winchester. Ky — j ■ Evartv Mr xtrrrltt Rfatrv Mr* In Redding and Mr*. Primers E Wrtii of a son, John Ballard, mi the Lancley Aporlroenia Hi itm Jan I Jn Patty A. Clay Hospital In 1>nr*t Apartments ' Boti -m Mr- list* h illrr M i. O E Richmond. Va. Mrs. Allman will > VAV.ver Mi. Hilt It « '»m tu ’ tim At be remembered a live fonner Ruth \|r. Ada F W il'oti aiul -oo \t. ti nt D in M Iniil't mi I '­ Wit-nn hnvr murnt-d ItoUarxt td AltuttHUlls■|Invex M Midi’ nie .... ' ■ ll will !■* Ntrrirtr mug M i. Mil pu*i Pre-bvl'i m " 1 I)»ll » f 11-f Y1-*1 I E M m A i Our quality dry-cleaning, prompt nervin', low price* have broughl the smile o f snlisfilcf inn In Mr*. Jone* face. Free1 I‘ii'k-up And Delivery! LANKY Hoaxe J jiim m 7tir*,it k m i- \j Ai! men them are uryi-i) In nttrnd 'Hie t/Ntnn Alltltillr v wl’ l meet J a il a nieetlliu ! Key Mr and Mrs Preston Mull and ; family of Connolly s Bprlngs N ! C. were live recent guest.* of Mrs j Mull* Mater-In-law Mr, «n*l Mrs I John W Saixbury ASSEMBLY o f GOO Sunday S«rvice» Sunday School ............ 9:45 A. M ( M Morninjf Worehig .... 11 :<>'> A. M. 1 .-Christ Ambassadors ... 0:110 P. M Evangolistic ................ 7 :-'in I’ . M G O T O CHURCH S U N D A Y 12lh HI. sad Laurel Are. W ent Id \ e n t - d:t> nod to Yi” it f n e ijd - vi|*« Katherine 1’ n n -e r of 1 -numbu*. Oa and Mrs E H New­ ton of West Point. O a are holiday guest* o f Mrs Edgar Mitchell at tier h om e on Magnolia Avenue Wnlkci l* prof'’ has gnllieit an en. ..>U- i.pulaUott no: oidv for hie rot ■rp.et.itnm but ■Jor hi* enlightening presentation rtf Interestlllfi viewismil.-t-im UlbtCa! olfaracterx and ” rir' ... x men’ - i-hni iv- a 11' lead 'h*singing and there Will lie M>ecifti lllil'lc for ’ lie nrvastnn •Ml MuilKcI .1 -n **■’ ” 1 ' ■it a! though Lh* men* club b h Iin rgc of llie ijrea-'ti'li 11 1* extie.-lef u ,i-r* will la- a large alien Im , nf Andrew Hunklns of Pyrites N. Y has arrived Impend the winter with hta slaters Mra J L Hobby and Mr*. H. M Gleason In take Mary. * 2 w>n Reed Welch. Jr of Hlckorv P» who l* spending the winter will, 1 Id, nuii* *"<t imele, Mr, n’ - l Me* | Frank I> * k e . ha* spent the post | few day* In Winter Haven. On Sale Saturday Only Mrs. Mary Church and Bruce Cameron have returned to Bana. i-:Z£ fr-rd - C* •oer’ -' the h o"ds'*« at Belleglade, West Palm Beach and Miami. They were accompanied home by their niece fnd nephew. t s .;;(i :i i k J '1.7(1 4 F I T T E D A N D D O U H I .E I I H E A S T I .D ( O A I S S H E T L A N D A N D I IK R R I N C . HONE S I Z E S l T o li 19.98 Tol x’ Ch«*i It Spin i < n.ii ■ H ie Old Glorv IXr.’ No 1*3 id - 14.98 T o l.’ w no! ri.itti c I*.*i* 898 1 1.2 0 Girl* * VVutit llox U041I 6.98 14.«»8 Al.l. W OOL 2 pc. 10.98 ID 9 8 lit .y s ’ A ll W o o l G O A L SILLS GIRLS' SU ITS $0.!IH S g .ii,s SOLID TOP WITH IM.AID SKIH1 SIZES 3 To 6 7 T « 14 8.98 PLAID JACKET Sttil*, Sizes 3 to 6 (lir li 8 .9 8 C ! W ool 4 :,s ! Nilv y or Red - 5l/c» 3 In 6, 7 lo 14 4.98 PLAID WOOL SKIRTS SMARTLY I’AILORE.D IILRItING HONE UOX COAT WITH M ATCHINC, H AT SIZES 3 T o .6 8.98 Hoys’ Eton Soil'. Si/c* 3 lo 6 5" ( hiltlrc’Ms' tV Infanls' U car JACKETS only once a year HALFPRICE SALE r 10.98 15. UH Hunmy CoaI» fne„ds »em ! e M M •s5 u FrlciitL* -o f MIxs Beulah Dean will regret to Irani ttiat xlte lx 111 fUiLutil Klllif HMJ.r. wua Ihr Members nf fhr Junior Gurron and confined to the home of her | II 8 Or^**nr (71ub met on T u iru lu , i f v i ' - , ( p !• '* «*' Mr lint M •t.fe». M*s A I„ Kellv Sr ai fir t ?• 4 *\*v% I) lfr at 3 30 P M , i HuTout UI Cell *. 30fl lsutrel Avenue i v n.iAr iit **,• H*.*Is i - t h-l’, A rrn1IVrl *abl» 11i s r t » l i lA>* O* *i n <%n»* Bjit Di« or, landscaping ted bv Mtr. i Mr und Mrs \* v 04*Uiff fif Pearl Hotuvon IlN plan* to leave Dickerson who sU«> talked “ I I5u Urtvr L i tv tliptr nu<*»l Sunday to return to New York City, M ill |ect iHiUdrty. thru fur tin* to resume her duties as supervisor Attending the meeting weie onwiddiUKhtcr and krr hasband. Margaret Dulhue. Beverly Roger >. of nurse* in tlve New York Hos­ Mr unit Mt5 Tommy DfVInr. unci pital, Cornell Medical, Center. Price Smasher (iirls lil.l-l) W L O fU B — rogiilitr meet- my la In j *lie :'mi -nimye Mr* prr*lden! was In II,if* fVlie|i>* .1ii : i 111. !J e’ Ul, ! Mr** Niith .............. Ttlo llllW in l Mr- Kr!t WillMlH Brownlee p.E " r of ,!il )• altd dean of Sanford mnn-.’ rv •* - i M* !* K pressed the lutpr that lint only , 1 " nl I’ vbiirn the members of Dm Presbyter,m n»»m.ix tin,! T homo* Mr inn! ”Mrs A Clturoh but everyone lnlrre*rixl1 *’ ‘ 7. Stroud ........... gave | a wi-tnrr nxist n’ their home on would attend ’ Suutivtnwn Rond "tv New Year's Day at t*:0o P M Apprtwlmately loo guests from 'he community Jurfior Garden Club Has Thurs. Meeting i— a — ^All Wool Coals -liit.* i i U a ere M*rv ix l !«-■'T* *Vft> Im*** M A ■ t» P . S'. A Y . .11 :. ti: hi i• Irt.AH* . *n l ’ H if* l t M a«' IU m U Dut* I ,i . ii irin+f 111* -A*rf |- M i v r E 1> f U Sil |J- 1|I(’\ »** i.l vVA rrf’ri 1illjLM* ! »' iM Ili .311 J Ltn ll 1 r h H a • i ! l! /VIi Mr. and Mra A. S GramHit have lert for Clenwm. S C after spending the holidays wltli Mrs (Iramlln'a parrut* Mr' and Mrs. W. C. Clause. K. I. W IIDillT I'aslor — Lit I ! c u ' \ of Chi lx- -I |i CO. PH O N E 465 m \t. 1 H ie W o- ■ r, l III f*erv II !|| i M— w J i Tow ;i’ r im ^tpn CI.KANINfi' ( Mr « n«*lle Oi-JiiDrer. Coinmtiml v Cenler J;m — l)r. Walker To Speak n-. rimn .1, Mr* nm wntEvening Service iig ..rl Vl( ' 111 clIMt gl- ol the •' ’ 1 4 ^1“ t r l ami 111uiher ot i . A apecial nrojiam htt» been a ami wdl ' It l.a n d t e -" 1 Mr 4 O 1 Ut 7 Ml t* M the* **-• = M r litu! prepared for llie meet ini *'• i,r Mr. ami Mr*. Charles Ifctnaid Inlavette Tn feature a talk " held at the First Presbyterian I’nllm* nf North f'hnag,* III ■-»* I • - Walker "t Rtct.-Jii. V I ir-lty r I t ley ■ Church nrxt *Mindav nigh’ (it T in (n o ,need to d a y the t o i ’ h o f s rk itUi1 Mr* \\ J E MUIlgei * It" 1 i charge ol datigrttei on Dec 10 in t'hicBvo hi VII*114*1. Mr* Kelw t i a M ' t >la^vcryojle Is Invited to attend, i* ' i hr arningcmrnt* T.l- i*I that Ik I t>le-i-||l iif Si I, 01114. m o to re d t«. Ih ’k nf fit hie yvnd DRY 110 EAST SECOND STREET H III Irr.JiS ill 1tie R in I.I M a i l I III ||| |,. I01 J 1w THE SMILE OF SATISFACTION Ca^L'lljt’rry WOWS a! • till )> M to ,-o ' ' «411112ori; TODDLERS’ DRESSES lUiisir. Sire* I lo 3 Reg 2.518 1.98 INFANTS ALL W OOL KNITTED SACS Reg. 1.69 _ 1.00 a INFANTS KNITTED CAPS Rrg. 2.69 * 1.00 2 - !W ■ Mr. and Mr*. H. K. Morrl* and son* Hobby and Ernie have rcluroetl from Miami where thvv vUllinr Mr*. Morri*’ ilsler and brother-in-law,' and Mr*. E. A Perry, and. attended the Orange Bawl (lame. (Miss Margaret Dtngfelder plans to leave Sunday for Sophie New­ combs College o f Tularve University In New Orleans after spending the holidays w ith her parents Mr. and Julius XNngtelder. Miss Dtion Baker and Mlaa Tol U ringston who hare been spending the holidays with their respective parents plan to leave Sunday to resume their studies at * South­ western Institute In Lafayette. La. 5.98 Solid Skirl. ‘ Wind & Weather Lotion . DRESSES TOUCHTON DRUG CO. GIRLS' W OOL JERSEY DRESSES Size* 7 lt> 14 Reg. 5.98 3.98 LITTLE GIRLS 2 pc. FELT JERKIN SUITS Ror. 6.98 3.98 -. j * v* GIRLS WOOL & RAYON MIXED SAILOR DRE*SS Jilt’s 7 lo 14 Km. 7.98 . 8.00 J .0 0 Mnrvrlous Values Dolled Swiss &. Batistes BLOUSES : '" d SOFT VIRGIN W OOL 2.98 SWEATERS J.OS ^ C A R D IG A N S . P U L L O V E R S STYLES S iz e 2 l o 8 J .0 0 Cotlono— Size* Heady family >•■)•* af »ia 1100 balltM, | M t oil pic* ) y i n *•« Plaid 3.98 T O T S ’ 1.85 • I V tilix silLPii lotion note slid you’ll never Im- »iltiout it! U -.■Ives oti many licauly neetli. llrlp * prevent clrapping, help* protect >cn»itive skin, xootiie* compleitiondrynrx,. Miflcut ami suiiMjlti* skin from head lu hatU. Even double* a* a make-up lis-c. Get yuur* lutlay while th q annual sale i« tint und 3 lo & COLLAR �4 Ff —— , * s- • — — •• M V ffW V * • w— FOUR * . ’ • ' j •. ' , n<im .r ... . By KDDV Clt.MOIIK AP Nh»*featur klOSCOW---Althnugh it i* not generally recognised abroad. Hutala ha* the most powerful, mott farflung ratlin system in the world. •• •, Ita thousand* of broadrasting stations and ita millions o f loud sneakers play an integral part In life the educational and cultural *'* of the people. The U.H.R.R.’a stations broad­ cast In 55 to 00 different langguagra to just- the people within this country and in practically all the main tongues o f the world lo those living in other na'tion*. To bet in with, the Russian* have radio seta, most rtf them equipped with short-wave -receivIng hand*. Contrary lo what you may bear abroad, the Russian people ran listen to what they want and as long p* they waul. Although there are nurneroui private receiving sets (the Soviet Union make* » good, inexpensive one with shortwave bandsl, moil of the listening in this country is over the nation-wide network of goveinment-lnstalied loLdapeakcri. Bo* oviet clllsens ran buy this sim­ ple. Inexpensive speaker in alino.t every city. , There is nn tax of any kind on radio receiving set* nr loud speak­ ers, a* there is in England, and no c o m m e r c i a l advertising i* broadcast on them as in the United Slate*. . One fan get a program almn*l any hour of the dak, although the central stations' sni shut down l«-twern 2 arid *> a m. unless there Is something especially important. To give a lielter idea, here i* the average day’s schedule: The program open* with the sound of the Ktemlin la-ll* from Spassky Tower in Red Square, followed l.v the playing ..f the Soviet National Anthem. Then « —Wanted— Man fo r county Laundry and Dry Cleaning Route. Seminole County . Laundry 819 W eal Third St. PACKAGE S T O R .I - ftLit it xataci Btuo. Dr leonsrd Barker . Optometrist o ff * essmlnrd— O lso rs fitted >03 8. Orange Am. Orlando. Florida Phone 4087 . length opeta* or ftill-seorr sym­ iflMlem Ind abort Fttlttftfcth* phonies, etc. Many o f these broad­ It Hfttftt* RtfHIM , lltttner* llskhners in It depths cast* are done directly from the the far away Arctic, is tht of Riharll,rv..^ In thl andi , .moonlajn* , iiiia am stasrs of theaters. * . imlti, th< rooftop „f Public meeting broadcasts, if oh thl * World. important enough, .are put on at tho olng An, Motthis time. Toward late evening #hlia alt (hit Is going Mos­ station* often put on Jan band* cow ghit sottltf other big /t ie s are playing dance tunes. broadcasting sptrUI programs In Russian stations go In .for more many -laharuage* of the Sor 1st recording* than the biggest sta­ Urtlnn tnd iha Uhtusge* of fortions in the United States or IhB flgn eoahtrlh*. II B.C., but thev seem Just ax ap­ ..rttlal program* ark given at preciative of live entertainment. various boor* warned to the The Internal internal radio shuts shuta down United State*, others UnltH Statts, olfifrs to Britain, RHtkln. with l|ie playing o f a hymn. This They gri dlffktiht, of emifse, entire program has gone nut all Thrift the fntrithkt programs, fea­ over the Soviet Union on long. turing eftfflrflthUries oft the in- l.l Members of thi* VUIanqra b a s-1 tcrrtatloiWn insaimn 'and wlvlnr III the Russian side nn manv quea ketbail team hall from four states lion* o ( tbtf d»v. —Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New Radio programs appear in the ’ • papers, and Russian listeners ran York and Illinois. map out.their day or night listen­ ing. * • In addition to loud speaker* In apartments, many loud speakers are placed In the city at corners, Reconditioned on squares, and in parks. While the** do not operate all the time, P I A N O S they are turned nn for special oc­ casion* and halfdays. THE MUSIC BOX Russia |s constantly building III W. 1st SL Phone #53 and rebulldlnr Its radio, and her biggest stations are among the most powerful in the world. _ c - 'u ■ ■ ■■ —— — . U 4 ffC fiD M S 0(%0S H EALTH FU L By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TO W N H E N R Y - 1 "T H IN K •(HAT ’ft THft •DCA or HOINOIMO l* c ri5H nrrofca “THC SOUP? L U E L L A 'S RANCH xouit | A IE V J H O U S E " IS iT O O D U C K Y . lF O R W O R D S ' :RVICE STATION vL BOBB’S HOME BAKERY s i r E. i .i si. « ,< *» » '* * Y E A H - -M A R Y - -- N O B E D S ^ /N T H E <SOFST R O O M --H U H I COULD STAND S L E E R /N O AN A C O W B O Y S A D D L E < O N E N IO H T ---B U T DOAiV , r YOU TH IN K T H E Y RE O O /N ^ T O O H O R S E Y S E R V /N G lU T B R E A K F A S T /AI A r V *0 N OSE B A G ? .— c A OUARO at the Lincoln Height* Prlspn, Los Angeles, J. H. Clark, stlrk* his hesd out of the opening between the bars of a cell through which tw o prisoners made their escape after sawing away one of the bar*.The escaped prisoners dropped 20 feet from the second-story cell block, mossed the prison yard and then scaled the prison'e high wall to freedom, Unlernotionol! voice says, “ Goo,I .morning, com­ rades, this is Moscow speaking." "Fit*: first item is always news. Ih N new* i* always read by * man and a woman announcer al­ ternating on various dispatche.i. After the local news, the radio gives dispatrhe* from abroad. Ib is is followed by a program summary for the .lay. then usual lv some light music. At 7 a.in. another news htnad-! cast is . given, generally fulb-i than the one »t r< a nt., and tiun there are setting up exercises by an enthusiastic anonymous gym­ nast. At 8 a.m. stations carry the rending or (Varda's m aln'editoriat.-aiol wt Hitt a m.- there—t* nn: other news program. By this time most of nio*e suing to work in factories and office* have been reached, and the radio goes into it* p nigra lit Of enleflalnmrot am! instruction. Children’* pmgrsms take up a large portion of (he morning broadcast. These include (he pre­ sentation* o f palmitic p U y .i, which SIe slmir* altotl! the war or the Re.J revolution. There -are also musical program* for children or the reading of poems and atorie* by vurlou. type* o f auth­ ors. After the rhildien's hour there are some folk songs, short rnncerts nr the trailing of some lengthy studious report by mi o f­ ficial or a worker. All during tha day entertain­ ment is interspersed with the latest news. The afteraoon is de­ voted to interviews, light mu*if, recitations and, a* dti«k comes on. there sre more programs for child­ ren. Often, there sir presenta­ tions In which chil.tr<*n partici­ pate. . In the evening thrre l* a con­ tinuous flow of the news, fob lowed by heavier, more serious progiatns. * These include "full- CORN ER SECOND A SAN FORD - , • • * * Wool DrCssos, ono ploctf tint! 2 plerA ntylM. Prntty prints, HrcMy rnyon crt>pe»; Jumponi snrt little ail Its, Sizes 1} to H. Ixibr aleev«» tailored Shirt- Natktai and ahecra - nil retlured frurr1 2.0S and 3.P8 * . , ' Times'have clfnitKod. You should ted ett. your insurance poli­ cies with someone who hns the knowl- Four I’ rnro DDT Irtserlielde* are now asailnlilr-t Priiru WII-SO, IVr.ru I)li r,U, IViiru KiuuUiun (miireutrnle, I’rliru ( ai­ de Sjrray. CoiimiII vntir dl*lril»plnr fire •dvirr n» In (lit- a|ipliratioii of these prurlBVta lo your specific nerds. SLIPS..... Satin, Lace top and bottom, Rejf. 3.98..................... \ •j Afflfi-’lfl #41 f» 1“ CAW flrtf'l i N P ! N N J Y L v A N 1A SALT \ - a 'r 1 A f t , q o C rank lADIl’ NlA / PA WiMNII 1 w h e th e r you have inadequate' or excess coverage. Avail yourself of our service without eliafye or obligation. V . k \ A “ Bet You 65 Cents That Bron - elm - line Ease's Your Cough*'SFRVICc RRASSIERES, Reg. 79c & 1.00..... GQe RRASSIERES, Rcr. 1.69 & 1.98......|.00 A ll W o o l 5 .9 8 , 6 .9 8 SWEATERS GIRDLES................. .............L*/a OFF awentern, sizes 31 to 40. HANDKERCHIEFS, Reg. 1.00......BOi BEYOND THE e ■i*"”*' : ' ' ’ h«t*H ..•-* -tn ~*.t it I *st *1 ; -r I 'la lllt lir „ " • l l : vn \ im iI . a n . l> r t r « i | .n l •'••(all *t rfityirh ;«-t». *i•» !•#>••m il/ \ I* !*•* *• r iii ;ic m **»n n «tk .| tltr I 'l l H l I I rhr M 4If •*•••! r t a lu llf f ' H I 'f - t l i e death o f y o u r l o v e j <mr. In l(ie e a * »in g o f M r . D u ­ H -, »e. the \ . - ; r n e itt r e n r y of S a n to rii ha. I...t a tru e fn e m l am i . , -if Misiifls. dtM lini* 1ft||lll| Cni|||«|*Jnr. r-- tLAN \ liu U :; «ie..« .--.-I t ouring to Sanfotil 22 year* ago, .... ..rot .-Mr-*.. Irr„ V f t . . . I M, 11,,II..... .e lvIng in an 'W ' Avertn*. Ili»-.kl\n official ia|.*iity. proving himself • *'v•»ii ,Vrr r,e,.r„ .......ini <1,0 ,„ii " *•'•«*«*«it>*- 'the und«T -. . r-, .11, . . , . . i,, . 1..,,, Ill,,I ........... pltvileir.l an,I person* in the ........ . .hr t'Umlt ■•...in ,Vni I lower l.rarkel. Through ti** <«••!• • ••.,*%*> ...... <a .'l o m r o .year* I h i.I the opportunity of ,i.» ti . -i.m - \villi.i,.. irotan . V••o ' working with hint in the rapacity ire h . l r l .v f - uiuit. u l t . l r» l.l (it lit. v.oir „C the lte>l t'ti.-,. nnil’ at ail lime* Mllli.l. I|'|.*-i— '*.1.*. iMill. Il.r form.t Imoi to Le fail ami imhia»e<L .1 - .t»l .-**.,,1 ill ,ll. . '..1,1.1* \V. oioirro with yo.f in hi* loss . ...... ,i i*Mi,r..,.i >i...i.i. l-lo lr 1lie uttr. o .i i*.«ii*, v l'»»y \ m ; o» ,t ■ter .nit «ut*t.r .. - with you. '•••.I again.t ,.. . , j .1. W. KNOWLES, colore.l Mill 1.1 **. ee,t r* ,,,. l, l *l,|ef ,1* Aiiv. I U •I lilt vt'lcs, sitir iktiiti' • *"it**#. |»» I* Mill I'hniH* I fs m-| HELP W ANTED GIIU. for ftinla fot*ntntn Lan­ ky's |»ruic Slnrr. Part tlmi or fooftn«: ;ttnl rat|M*iifr> npnirmg. <iil.it 7iri . re.| ' at I «f .i<11••11, S. CJ. W ANTED TO RENT *H. »n!i»f.i r o t pij-: IMITAIION leather* in m •«! , ,,|,.i. nipt ling* *e|eetlvn .if gniNl uphoi»ter) fabric*- Rolrart im».- •urn rim in g aim !» . J . i A i t i i C m **kf|k*i v e a l s tie u e .1 tit I m m i ||| t i | k i l t l i i t ' i i l m i l l H .JAM ES GUT AGENCY A ARTICLES FOR SALE 8 ItOtlfiKKEKFKH tor elitfrly i-oupl* . . * ' e t Lo w e r s , potte.t . amt gi-ntienien ji t '., Holly Ave. OfTtCK _SPATE III M* Ht.te , ...... pie... I«„ I.. „p,-. ,.er v„ r Margaret Mtrill* Hank ^Hee Mt Kli;a»trli k ( Mt iraaon-ibtr prlrr*. ,1, K, , m 1 " ‘ - | Itiiin«ay. Kloriat, Sip.-* Avc.#at 8TTB.KD woman tor Keiieml CTJlTAOta Fm nlvlte*! |.i,Kr IgMtveaiirk. (tin live mi |>reml*ea. riHiin »ttli bath amt kllcllenette. 107 N laaiL.t, Ftrone 734-M. Plume iiUl-M ’ ‘ 1 ft \K|IO FEEDS i-omplete 1m 9 WORK W ANTEDiliiirl’. Tuxeilo Feeil Store 3 FttHNIfilIKtT heitrnnin* for tent 'tnxn.fT.ni Av. tiKNKKAL \'tkfitmrfnuf. |u lutirig, urn tit pi i s. I I i .i w i i , 2‘. ' l l A r e , O rla n d o , h i* l*l»«n»r lin-j J REAL ESTATE FOR SALE N R u s in r s i O p p o r tu n it ie s LOANS LOANS VI AUK FROM ftu TO ItOO 9tint povary, Iart get tics FLORIDA LOAN CO. |u2 Sanf rd Avrnua O ra n g e FLOW KltS fm .^1! xh’i n^»'*»iA \=1 aaarris, «•at (»*• tart HOItHOW HLRK WIIKill' M. Nl-ll l.l. A VOSI. I LOHtS I PRIVACY IS RKKPFCTI'D t« I .O A n ju*t 'ff Sure» with -.rMi *»il i milling wiitii, •estra for privacy natui »4lf«llli rinvr, lrle|iliii|i( , .1 m il * Off,, , .It, | u ,. .,,1. 0.. „h ,.m Iti VOUR in money malVer* i» strirtlg l i l f t i i l»». *l r m «I mt respected here. Frierdi ana iitt t|i,ft |... •%• i*i|i I Mint relative* air not uueslioDM l J •• ,ilG*( ». I* \| * ‘ uut your cretllt. l'our ei», layer "r bu«inc*a a»9oclates Will not her- of y.mr peraonal affair* 1 here I.* no cause fori eniharrar»mert Itv no HAMV In:,-, Reasonable cre.nl requirements L . Mwt I ' l. ll. Il l l o l l A l i i No co maker* on money loa n s Sii tXI 1.02 I.,*, A Variable paynit-h. plan*. FAMILY LOAN < 0 I i , It S \ l I I ro<>„, fra,lie h>iu*tPhone H will, t.nth, wale, and i, til* KFIIOHKNK water treater witli Florid* |Unk llldx .tank and raiiiiie* liotv* te lle, t L. M. l|..lb.»M), lioiite I. II,,v onter Plume 3t or -JH7 I OOOD OllOCFJtY and meat busiJ’J-C. Si,Ilford. * * I I Mi By Bob G re e n .XIIE LONE RANGIiR COM E ON, BOYS; WE'LL G £T THAT D O O R DOWN 5 CONTRACT GUARD THE REAR S O THE M ASKED MAN CAN'T E5CAPE Hp?E GOES THE D O O R BE READY WITH YOUR G U N S / . t#IM*,j !% IIHSflt )IMl| r AI 1 • ' • • ' • V,-'- i r j J U S T A M IN U T E , B O Y S STAND ASIDE, YOU OLD FOOL' WE WANT THAT MASKED MAN! HE'S * - - v rrnjTT AN OUTLAW! WHO'S GOING 10 COME AND GET ME ?\J--------- ------ r 1" ' ' ' YOU'RE WRONG, BARTON. I'M ) j THE LAW. SHERIFF POTTERf JU S T DEPUTIZED ME , | , . . . SLACK SUITS.................... OFF / l Cotton • ■. ■ ' ' PLASTiC RAINCOATS, Red, R h tr DRESSES * t 'MEMBERTHE GORDON HOUSE.** IT WAS SOLD ‘ A MAN WITH FIVE «=C DAUGHTERS BOUGHT 1 8 98 ' • | ~ ETTA KETT _ • «--•-*» ' — V " - » | '> ■' t (I0VVN8, 3.98 - A N D VYHAT^ W O R S E ,T H E V R S . allvojng AND KUOCJCOUr. PLENTY C you CAN SAV THAT A3AIN * L ON DATE NIGHTS,THE FRONT ---- . OFTVEIR PlACSF LOO*Sr '------ —■— i I LUCS IKE” aA iiEPrvr USED BY P A U L RO B I N S O N O R T W O , YOU'LL ICNON,----------' VJM&IRE T O L O O IC .'f ’_________ CAR LOTYf- ~ y / y j h a j s ALLTHlS „___ _ I S tJ T T O D O V*4JTI—I /-T V O ME B E IN G M A D E POPULAR. w o u l d .1 ~ / S O IF YbU HAPPEN 70^ — s BE MISSJNG A BO/ FRIEND . • arid4.98, Rayon flannel IH striped and tior»l p^r- elicits with edit - belt in cAles, reduced front 2.GO Bind, brb#n, Okttii And and Grey. Sites l i to i8. Bites 14 to 20. t i i Fast ‘ colors; ROBES it BY P A U L R O B IN S O N QuIllVd Cotton,, RifoiU . IP THIS TDWN.'r BUT WHAT MRS. OCHILTREK’S • - * f i b in i H I3 I h i i iv M iv’ tiM1! t n i* .h • 11 •i * FTMl Ihiliy h alf and ty |»„ilt,y llall ol lataluq h.u>keta I w ^ & S n ° T O BE HAPPY USING TU B •M ATER IAL A T HAND,** "DRAMATIZE THE BEAU- IIKtvr A FAB YOU DRIVE IT I'llONK ?on HTKK’KI. VXD MortBISOS • n i f 'K IT. INF. T a -> lit .a t,| el .* e-lllllg v IH tin |M|,.V w »'r, g ,*a l K* - * l> '- 1 , o.qtgi ,„ve ' DOIMIK II INlUiAltD \ t . « • M It--.. IW* 0,0, 0, t* it long I'll t o o It P M flS Pl.rM DPTH A M * SEBVIFK 109 Palmetto A*r Phone lOtt \\ AT, || REPAIR. Diamond *et- Men, o|r;9i,, uttlt V Crane ,o- It C Tl.ntV III J-'.AftlllNt t |>-,t»n and "'g ra v in g .er Mr. k »'k in i .*t .Mil'll* i * line wf*k • till g*-t «t» l llU Mu t M’ll fx w irr ICn iM ig li fi»i 6 n U ’> .1 I I « .«i|sr of hiiAlMitri * 111 ftriiltii 121 Hr. I»tr BI9-II *ervN'e.__ ________ __ ILl/rl I, 'Hupp. Pl.t. Large paddrd trailer returning .IPAHTAN nil ntumlnuiii trailer. empty to New York and other 2 inoutii* oirl Naval Air Bv.e point* rnrnule. WjJI take load FOB HALF. 5 r<K>m hmvw, bat it Ilev. Cha* •(JUnion’ . l t,«ek. Write or wire your fhamt garage, tiouw newly tMlnted Ctean ’ quiry. ITnilnl, 21.1 West 50th. liieide. p7tc*r |fl50000 Till* I* a T flA V tx i hmi*r trailer, .St , NVu York nr phono collect drsjrabte Jmnuj fit Hanford Meejx, 4. Mr* Bishop. Apt S. rill i iirl«* 7- Hlll. Fully ln«ur«tl. Height/, fmmerllntn |»rr>tr.%M0tl. p*ik Ave. • • I.owrat rates. . . W II. William*. BenBor. 110 ------------— ----- ---------------------------------N. Park Axe. Phone 1130 | ICE CHRAM cabinet. 3 hole, phono 1338-J. NO 5 ___ __ * .......... ... ■DIAMOND III NO.” lardy* bearull- I u r T n u o jeuAqryR We*tlngtr»tgMl !U J .„* <‘t.UnfJ. ^ brilliant diamond , nUnl ,y I Qttrk c m I\ I approximately « eti ft Flr,l cU-v, condlUon. Call Oviedo 3X03. *275 00. lu r e opportunity. In- WANTED TO HUY or rent. 10 govt spOctlon Inalterl No obligation., p,anw> Mumlnum boat Ac motor. ttox It I.. Herald. Dr. BDrlcr. Frllowahlp Front. Hanford, Fla, * • ’ - 6 ARTICLES W A N T E D I’ Ll. BUY your car tegaidle** of age or condition. R»y Heel, :tofl VV. 2nd St. m N O |un,n- >m, rr ,,t |ting, ■ " ll- , |, sill, rrsblrnee phone A VV or Music Box, I’hnite 951. . 1 FAINTTNO on hourly or contract bruts William Dixon, BOI B anford Ave. » 13 NOTICES— P E R S O N A L ' WANNED: lUde Haturday or Sunday to Macon. Oa or vicini­ ty Ptrone U Ural. ill. LO ST A *% t/Otm-Bhxck FOUND hJ|lfold t^tween 7 Pata, Livestock, Suppliaa Table Supply and Penny’s on fat FILL. UP with FutI Oil and Kuoam* before winter. II. !L Pop* „Ca. Inc. S80 Sanford X-Ccl Feed StC.w RADIOS, phonograph*, record*, abaci music, guitar*. The Music Box, phone D&3 117 YV. 1st 8Ue«t. PhuuoUM. •-SV ‘ fw' ‘ v 5 ,; . o • KKS Sltiil SKllVICK (I IT l.an.lre-* Phone *r.8l llveiert to I-Tpre*N-i olllee K F laimh|i,v*t I'lmn. Ill) or HO l faun rlatrv lierd |»>ultrv II.Hk »l„t ■'(|,i|pi,H ,,t , omplotr ITwgra.led Jeter-V cow* On, 2 o a t j W K friN tlllO tlfii; NS Show rard* *od p..*ter* wtlli run- - ONE O. K. ElJXrntIC stove. Ttrro Pate, Phone Ml-II or call lit* FOR SALE: Very choice HoUteln. Ouemsey. Aryahlre and Jersey dairy heifers. *35 00 each. Non related male free with S head. Homestead Farms, Mod raw, N. MACHINE SHOP , Build your present machine Into electric. Install the backward and forward attach' TWO JER8EY oowa, frtah. M.- E. - ment. Repair all makes. Sup­ plies for all marhlnes. 115 So. Sltelley, Lake Monroe. FUt. French Ave. Phone It DO. r O R BAlil: 1 Jersey milk ^oow. I electric l*ol point cook range PIANOS • uw>l . itvoiidill.it o-l mid Use F. M -nt^tUh. cwuitry ClUfi guaranteed. The Mu*le Bet- "TRAIN THE EYE TO SBg THE BEAUTY W M C H lX | S IM | » * ni I ’ »•»»••• J 1J M atm. mo C n ln SPF( IAI. SER VIC E S *.!»»•« It f‘ « Hi,u,q|-j, l> Street. He turn to Sanford Herald. WATCH FOR MRS. BELLE OCHlLTgKK ONE OF COUNTRY^ BEST KNOWN AUTHORITIES ON FliOWER ‘ A mR AN GKMENT A FLOWFJR HATS - . SPONSORED BY , • .- .. SANFORD fi ARDfeN CLUB **•$ 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE ................... . . Y.i . " F i * Ml l|IU * im I POIl HALE 7 room bungnjow with 3 baths.' cl<xve In. JSrone 853-J ” WELL CLEAN ~ 12 I t w i n •— r i hof FOH 8AIJ5; 3 utory. 3 bcrilroom hou*e. good location. Owner leaving town. Ptrone 1046-W LOvely cotton wash trocks w6oi A lll l I A llli II 11•f ••u• fir'C Ko.MIter. Botlle 1, |k)X Ml MIX13> c r n i l W (roll ttne*t quali­ m the leu; Cabin. U . PLAID JACKETS, Cotton, b ,,Jt . Cut in i* ri ii»:lij» V* , \ a h*i HOUSFc DAT^...... .................. i/4 OFF 4 U llfi in o t 'i.t l.M , . r .MAI fe. IH iiiiU n rn l t 1*^.1 ipndltv WlUie le-k-lmrn polli-t. pe-t (Timing • Into g.*»d { SCARFS, Reg. 1.00............. ............... 50o Plaitlc patent And plastic calf hAhdbitf* In envelope, undcrArtn, and strap atyles Black, Brown. Red. Sava up to Vi • all I*!H W « »NK I .AIM *F *-• ■ i mi tm:li».*v III l.’ eo*, lael,. UHO" |a-r month lor !>fi montlw. SCARFS, Reg’. 1.98.................... ........| $ 7 .9 8 2.98 \ »«I L IS T E N T O M E ! r ~ * HANDBAGS Regular nil- wool Shetland jackets, enrdiRan neckline; new full push-up alcove. |Kclly Green, Brown, Navy,Gray Illll 7 OH* I 4.98, 5.98, 6.08 Plastic h.OB . ,i «•t I* \It I N nml la n n •r*s| \ lIT**7**1 I F.riit./er Th. Snifor.i \ t >1 10 St i*-. Jml A S«i,ford ■ ' HANDKERCHIEFS, Beg. 29c........:...|0# . :iJ i \r> r.u ,\\ . v*r ■> — « **t V »*»- ■*• M H r iP *• ................. -. «l •ll l l l FOR T H E B EST IC E CREAM ■ • iMlIlst ..................’_______ SLACKS 7 . till Sttil 1 U *HU \N 8.08 N«# W6ol . *«ll II ratr I' II’sLMJIl | ».» HANDBAGS, 14.98, Genuirie ( ’nlf • \ ind * t't * i hi — HAtlY rAlllUAOE C"°d ronditlmt All wool 5.08 CardigTtt Swentem, Sizes -3G to 48. All Uvool 5.08 to 7.08 Jnccjiinnl weave pullover % \ i!~ W i Maks Our It at**! *n>l Ihe e M l IM** I *ili day *jf |*i|« (MYb4 AUn tIfHim NtAiion Fnr np- • f r a . i O t f l tea I. Hefnlnol# riis: i in. i , r . m n r n r m i ninth j i t -1 j%• f-nr. i n in —— —. \Nt> D m ai:i||Nn|.,: ...t s n T-. thr- Kaunly ,.f ihe late linnt 'O 'l l l b ) IN I IIANi-KItV N- .trahlc It l\ tin Ho It wn, with a feeling of -a«l ir-gri-t that wt* rilnMAM IV11,1.1A \l l«>I.AN'. , ,, , , , . HANDBAGS...... Re&. 1.98 artd 2.98 LeathfrrettfcB........v............ |,( 412 Sanford Avrnuo TRY lf V l Mrtiift'uJ. in Caused by Cold* or Upprr Hronrhial Irrilillinn l PANTIES, Reg. 79c Rayons........ .....50C • *-*'• , - f 'EM A DOSE OF PlNCO DDT INSECTICIDES I LITTLE SUITS..... All Wool flartnel, regularly 6*98........ alnnhcd up to Vft oFl\ and even more. Sizca from 12 to 44. SKIRTS ■ Ask your mixer I You'll find unl>clj(;val)lc values In wool Coats and Suita - - prices All Wool 4.98 * 5.98 A lto available m ixed with copper or sulphur* -, Buy ymirn lo wear now - - through cold weather and into Spring ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES L. I IMSCCTKIDE SWEATERS.___Regularly 4.98 Ail W ool.................. G U E ST S High control at low cost! CRT0UT1 SWBATfiRS Oddfl and ends, ....... values to 1.98........... . $J £ .9 5 O V E R M IG H T Kills many chawing Intacta! Kryockk SKIRTS Slightly Soiled *aea in lovely rnyon erepea JACKETS Everybody’s Hardware |:* |>fVe aialpvl »«*t» a week f**r lour . - * r t i t week* p (iin# i.r this .nit I n ,n .- 4ntif...*l I(o m M * Isllf -ruij® ilr i -Mini) I*I*. *it! TWO IIMitlOOMH (urnlatteil fire • tMi.ti-r at Margaret Arm ^ Ib A n a / C R Y O L I T E wftist.s, abort alcove Hlou- All Wool CO A TS and SUITS Sizes 24 to 30. HARDWARE NEEDS - •l» *• »!»•• #*•.»•-# !»• r«iMi^he*l one* I* Ml |t\|H»N • i* •k f • ir. mi I’.ttiri fear FOR RENT SKIRTS..............8.98 and 4.98 Wool Plaids and Solids ... • A ll 'w o o l sklrtn In a o fl lo v e ly m a terln la , e r e p e a and fln n n ela new s ty lo * w ith w id e wnM til fifes, f l y fr o n ts , fr ille d flaretf - - . « .u • fm tllir t u p .,ii<| i h r •»’ !# of » * " ' ti*Hk*p-|ni i.t all »* ll # n i . I *m k #{ **' * |*la lu l •f i • **•»•»! * Kl**n«le . r |t, |.-i. - |t|iK «p rs t|rfrn»!f»nl I 'V l'r S jP f B ink iV liiit * . tp) I* #n«l -sn*r •■f f • •*l| ' ••••!»» •*«! r s.tH « *i|tl al Nan f » .1 I «^* »**.!. -* ,\ |. FOLKS domV STAY L <?M O UPAT "HAT NEW v Ho u s e BLOUSES...... .1.98 and 2.98 ' Short Sleeve rayonn PHONE 358 RADIOS - I (tr •*»•! > J BLOUSES 6.98 Woo] Cardigan - Notice ihereof 7.98, 10.40, 12.98 DRESSES H unt’s Tuxedo Feed Store I tri defiasili HOLLYWOOD SHOPS REI) BLISS • ■w .............. .^pttuUuJc * iiutU). I I iiiilt NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED • T a Ii.te — PAGE FIVE # THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA t FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1947 % SEED POTATOES • FRID AY, JAN. 3, ld47 i, s a n F o R d , F l o r i d a Sa n f o r d th e Radio Plays L arg e P a rt In Education Of Russia’s People 6 f - •‘ t '' • j v: 1 . .- - i ' - ii- ■V/iT r M ,SV 2 , J o ‘ V 15 A U T O S FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALK: ISM Lin­ coln Zephyr .couple-new Ureaengine rrcenlly r*onnilitlof»i<L *1150.00. C. 51. Il'iyd. Phoaa ONE I'.KIH Chevrolet truck. IS ft. body. Motor almost new. this Rotunda Bros. 81 Oentva and Sanford ‘Ave.j FOR SACK 1M1 Chryakr eedan. good condilWm, tww paint or win trade for cheaper car. PhoM .7U -J. 3t« Magnolia Aw. ,. ■5TCIIBvhoii J ff truck. ItnsI Urea motor. Archie Webber, meet*** Btbta. • _ �P u erto Rico Is Beginning To Seek Its Independence H O W PARTIES LINE UP A S 80th CONGRESS "CONVENES taking plnro In Puerto Kirn ns n result o f the t-m|* nf World War II and lha rlamor for liberation voiced liy ilr|iandrnt p e o p l e .• around the globe. Puerto Rico wn« a colony of hpain for some 4fMi yenra and has hern an island po»»e*»ion of lha ttnili'd Slates glncr IK'.'H. M lias 'J.tHlO.lMIO people. The Increasing Independence sentiment ^hns t.ecn reporlnl by colonial experts here a, llie tosull of thy recent furmniion of o pojltl cat party m the Caribbean Islam to seek independence on the hash of i iriFrfesidly negotiation* with the United Ktiitf*. 2. Security for the Puerto Rican people under a libwal social and CHAROID by the French will, hav­ economic domestic policy when in­ ing planned the revolt that has been raging In north tndo-China, Prrsldependent!, is achieved. ilrnt ltd Chi Minh (above), head at S h o w d o w n in P H H This i« the first timv u pulitlnil Die Viet Nam republic, is shown here paity with n plntform ba*ed on In* »s he played host to new spapermen dependence ha, been organlied In liter the creation of the govern­ the island. Its strenitli will ne ment Ho, In turn. *ays the French tntonln) policy it responsible for hil Hiuntr/a trouble, (infcrnallonal) lartics had Iteen Independenee formed nrevlously. They failed when they pleached hostility »i terrori'*m «gafn*i the United want it. They give nnndHerniilj Htnlea, or when they forgot llielf im pciianee in !be fa ct ll.nl the pteilge* nflcr coming Into power. patty, if Votwl into |H»wm*, would The new Ip d c iw o d e n c e Party of have a r e a I d e n t com m issioner Puerln H i m has te e ij o rg a n is e I spuaMng fin ifidf.j.i’ iulrtirc In (he (n o f f e r evidence to I tie* I*. H . I'at'-- Party leaders Truman railed upon allow Puerto lliot jHilili.nl future hut tin expert Congrr** Ilia pleljiscilc. Tbe*a> ‘ leailri .P Cong re* «. Thav feel >on*:,lined a t * u! magniln.il' that llie.v preveiil speioly nfttl cotiseinnlinu* w*,|,*lit,<i. Since they ladir-ve that a plel. Irrlle niilluitUi d |.v *‘..ligiewould he FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORD, FLORIDA :___ fan. I*. S. Ilou.e .,f R i-prcen tiilivc-. An i « » , i - s fin . <lc,pl.»|.ni*iit if. Iln1 f..|iiiiilu.ii ul the new p a lly •• Ihot il f.Hin.l itself with n ih ie c ' vole minorily in tin* largisliiMvv Assemldy witliOUL ever going In ill* . jh.II-, J lil llo e e vote minor llv t* *(rrtn.,er than those o f the oilier liiiinaily pal lie-. This i- w)iu> hap pen id : ‘i lia I'.ijiitlnr iififlv* etuilrnllt'd. f I o f ih c fi^ spal in M b N nal.^vn I I [mlan. H rli Cli .) si velul u-fOinl. lynien sMongly in favor o f indi" peio lim e, loll the H tru llv n Ia * Iy o f I he purlv it. . t.'.al that ltf.lt* o f. il.-._niunlit: 1- i -nilif Irtiluln:—L ORLANIM) 10 <*<• County iU ilf * it l.a Vul'l * H im ., it, i : i i ' i i i : i , H K i t i i i . i : n ,tm l!ti* ira i'.(in r th* U l r .,f l . n f T i i . V J l n il'll. ELHHfiOKIt. il»e*sta*il. F ir * l iiiih llm iliH i. I >*C. » rt- le t* I S T i l l : C O I 'K T <*K T l 11. * T V - J IM M IE . H K M IN M L L C tU N M K L O IttM A . I S P n l l H A T L . In re lU is la of W I I T H N " K i n i K M l K f t l l K I t . ,l*e**-*.l T t i A l . l . C IIK M IT M llH A S M I I * 11 SMVH I I A V l S U C L A IM S lif t M L SI A S M S A C .A IS S T SA1M KH1 A I I. Vnu nm l aarli of >«M *»* barale n d lltla tl noil ra.|iilr*>( lo l>ra,afi snir r ls lm * sn<l demand* " b l . l y&u* «»r H th * f *tf 11 flf PUBLICANS-AND DEMOCRATS FOR 99 TEARS have ItnifBltt! for con- jCfMIf control, the Republicans take over the reins In Congress, holding trtd or till' Government, utid w ith the opening of the BOth Congress, a a clear majority In both house*, as shown above. Theie Is one American new shirt again takes tdiire. After fourteen years of unbroken Dem o- 1Labor Party Hepresentuttvejn the House. (International} YOUR "SHIP WILL COME IN" Sooner By ih« Aid of Newspaper T O N IG H iS *-* E N T R IE S ADVERTISING to hare tour money b*ct — C R E O M U L S IO N ■» Hinriif I. Htalslrla l l x - l •Shorl i lo b llr, A n a r lu * . .Marin* l ‘l » L H w I mk N ls lv r. A n T h '.o , Mat M ITiirta a s R . L e o n a rO <lal. Mull f a p la in . for Courfii,Chest Cold*, Bronchitis ***■«* Ha**—i'tln rllri tFIral Half llallr l»abl*l ■: H h lic h t n m Pel*. O u a s hunt,- M u l iuo M illio n . M a ll) T im * * , tia u H ull, li r s i lf . At) r . l , 1,0* tuft IS, br. l i n e , T o IIIH tc*. FIRE and AUTO !(*•! U ltra*. M a r, A im l**r, ltrr* s y , T a w n y T r l s . 'M l l r k ,V * « t * r t,*r. I . l l l l r T ln k n ; | j»r«* tl, U. CASH OIVIOEND8 TO POUCT HOLUl&U* Tblrrt liar*—a /l« Mil*, ltn*» Half Mails Mask!*, Hlalalrla Ilarrl J rt \ lf> **Af IB m )J r wJL± W SOI IMCOqsoaAI(o) Lffo rt l ilik lin e r — 1. IU V3ll*i *• m n ln l* la I l a r r l J lo a b *lli I, 1,1.1 Hi.. E th e l. Cel*,*,. I'.o .l I ’ r.«. la tv e r. tVeagle, M u . W iln*. » !,!!• | t l l f e - r « l » r l l | i O tH ls Irls I l a r r l M ur I a llv . Lock V I ' . . , , Mi T h u n d e r , lo. H u rl, t p I 'a! I II,IB*, - l l . . * ll'.ll, S r r . i s - I1 t ’f U H A K C S M T y >1*trail, line*— MitlnMlti Ktwlalrln Ilarrl K*.| T r u ll I.a>l>. y / W 1 1 3 \’i M a g n o lia A v e . P hon e 104 'JRTONGA ENDS S T E E L E R ’S SEARCH FO R R E L IE F ] tVasp, i a r r r IP>r. I I , . K - l l v •> Itrleo. I'M w I s i E ll 'L i t . . . Liaktk lla**—Malarll, . I lla ln lr la l l s i - l Enfa H e a r tily N o w , Sleep* W e ll A n d F eel* B e tte r A n d S lro n R e r T h a n In Y enra, D ecln rea W e ll K now n R e sid e n t. 1 D is ­ cu sses Hia C a se F o r B e n e ­ fit O f O th e rs Tjy. Pop aim |iarly. in coot ml in Puerto Hlcn. iluCs not advieil* any pariicnlar form of govern men I. It is committed not > . serk nny. The Itapublicun and Sncli,li*l rolnoriiv parties ailvmiiM rlatrlno.il, ItiyJ.ihgud party, a!-, n ininoMlv, wants a plebi-rtle One Jnd*pemtaiiii»ln lender vn iting* hti** iTcentty *nl,l. " I f 10>' people vole irs intt, power, it will mean a niamrilv of the voters at, ill favor of Independence." Could llipharrara Ci>ngre«s With ltdft fiom lit.* vol vr*. the |iarl\ e.'Uhl ntk Congress ISUnill! J'aerlo (Mr., il* independ Cue* «n (lie ground thiil i he |nni|.l "DIG SID, m o * ! H i> at L e t t e r ,. V., r e r . 4 < ; n « a i i t * c l >r.;j f v m tn o l* ' C o u n t y . FltiTiaa . i t b it tittle* In IB * ( W i l l hot,**' et » » : t t-m in tj » l tta iitiiril. F tn rM C k w H M n eight . n k i i J s r m onth* f r o m ih* , 1111* nt ilii- r lrM tn iiiil.iiiin ii nt till* til,III'*, I*.IV ,1 f f lll t , rtr • I.M lk.t t h i l l ti* III w r it in g . anil th n jl th * |ilii** nf r*«htn>r>> an il p**-* of fir* nil<lr*»* nf lb* i-U t ii'a iil. «iu l atm It h* h it u rn l'» l<> H i* fta lm u m , nperil, tir 1 l,>rii*y. am i a jiy * i i -h *.j,lirt , r ,1*m a m l n n i , « t tl***i *<nll Owners pendent into C A N T O t n i lD C Couatr. N ot lea la l,*i*h» g i r . t L ,*»*< W* r i i r s g . i l in |.ii*ln*«- nt •*» W .s t T h i r d H lf » « l. Hanford. E h r hts. u n 4 -r Iba f l.IU I.m a nshi*. H * M IIH < a 'K J IV H T M llB . am i il.M w * tiiia n,l to r * (l* l* r *atd ptiiatiai'il lo |h* ‘ m m , _ .if lb* " K l r l l l l o u t Nsm * HI,: tut*" l * r ' I M i l , I* ,a a III Kh.rbla. I* H ( w llh III* C la rk ..f Ib r l l r r l i l l Court nf Saiolbbl* *'*.linlf, E h 'V .,', (a l It I t H T C I l f t l . K H '.l .I * i n| i. H h k a tlh DEMOCRATS House: 188 . Senate: 45 REPUBLICANS . House: 246 Senate: 51 i •a a lr.u LEGAL NOTICE A T THE RODEo IN FOOTBALL S T A D IU M A GOOD THING For A RAINY DAY 3 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS . "I almost for.-jot what it was lo feel good and I fell so weak­ ened that 1 had lu real even after a short walk, hut thanks in lletoiiga 1 now feel so ktrcngthenid that ' I en joy' doing my rhore*." gratefully declares Mr. A. li. Steele, well-known resident cf Route 1, Kuhl Ave., Orlando, Flu. “ Many day* I could not eat n* much In three (oral* a* I should •ave ealen In one." continued Mr. Steele. *T had to forre down everything I swallowed, l feli Idualcd after meals and often gu • pleasure up Against iny chest made me gasp for hreath. I was too restlesi to sleep enough, am' I woke up everv morning, feeling worn-out. Constipation often mnde my heail *wim and I felt like I was full of toxic poison*. t lo-t several nminds and nothing I lri"d seemed t" heln. “ Retonga relieved all this ills- tress and I now enjoy Ihree hearty iiivh Is evciy duy. t sleep welt ami fetj stronger than in yrarn I has* regained seme weight. Friends tell me I now hoik tike w different m nr. I hope others suffering a* I dill will try Itetinija. It’s grand medicine. * Helongu is intendnl la relieve ilistresk ilu« to iiisuffirfmt flow of digestive juice* In ihe sturua'^L loss of appetite, Vitamin. I T J deficiency and constipation. Accani no substitute. Retnnga may b* obtained tt Touchton's. — Adv. COATS AND SUITS F1RIMIN A ll SHOWN POUIINO STRIAMS OF WATIR on the stlll-smoldtrlnc blaia at tha Brook* Elevator Corporation** million-bushel gialn elevator in Minneapolis. The blare tg reported to have started from tha spark of * conveyor belt. Damages are estimated at about two million dollars. (International 5oundpholo) Sixes 9 thru 52 18.95 values I.uis Mtmnr Marin, Semite presi­ dent and trailer n f.l h c Popular party, who has adviseti the people that the new party wit) m a t* problems to the United Slates in Its international relations. He has told the people that the Island's political future is the exelusive problem o f rhe United. States and Puerto Him amt tlmt it will be up to him and hi* party m solve the problvnr .when the time solve any of tha fundamental polities), social or economic probgovernor in 460 year* of Spanish amt American colonial rule last August. This step, th* people were told, was in Una with tmth th* Popular party** and the federal administration'* polltiis toward setf.govcmmrnt. ' 'Indrpcndentistas, however, have ronreded no importance to tti»'ap­ pointment. They aay. It doe* not 32.50 values |9n), 0f the island 39.95 values 64.00 values MAYBE y~ c*. M d , M-*y Wkko* A ovum w o- HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW ^TLA K TIC GOLDEN PALE ALE? 2 0 0 - — COWBOYS-— COWGIRLS - 2 0 0 192 ^ WILD HOMES— 192 $ 1;0 0 0 IF YOU CAN HIDE "BIG 8© .“ THE BIG BULL FOR 10 SEC0NDSI avlt ripro til R FELT HATS B ONE TABLE r LADIES DRESSES • xL l T others /:? OFF a iE G i art the Leaders "W e Clothe the Family— We Furnish ,th# Home” BIB B.1M 81* ' *t ' ’ . P h o ^ lr i k/ ) - A t ». �' THE WEATHER I* Strength— eac* tl ilia Wend i Ibe hu{T «i of Americei la rtedara PrctpsiUj far tkauferd; ( tIJn south Iuni*hi. ru rp i in (ilrriua ' Im-wUr. tucker !-> tn p.uti»u una conUnued iuU in iiuiiii portli'U >Tuti anil freesin* trioprratun * n lirm r north |i<>rlluii |i»tl(lil. ,g | ’ A.N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII Established SANFORD. 1908 FLORIDA, * M O N D A Y , JAN. 6. NO. -18 Associated Press leased Wire 19-tG Santa Visits Florida Power and Light Co. Employees i Scores Hurt M InAccidentOn Orlando Road . ,]■ *• ,1 rw Would Outlaw Juris­ dictional S t r i k e s But Warns Against V i n d i e t ive Laws WASHINGTON* I). C.. Jan 0— (/l1)— President Trilmnn k« vo C’oiiKres* his view of tli«‘ national nituuti<ni to­ day. It was a nie&atlge which touched oil labor Ipjjlsln'tion, finances, international relntimiH and a host of other topica. The Democratic Chief Executivve naked the Re­ effro Field Workers Injured As Truck Overturns Outside Sanford This A. M. British Planning War Department Military Action Ahitortices Staff To End Terror Changes Today A , • I »L , /" n . ee r- «—- I (.lilt. Smith of it, irdo. liegto d ti,r r ,4 (lie I ord truck, >>• arrested lor rrcklr»s dritinr. lie hail rut to (lie lelt aftrr the *emt trailer had neail? pa**e,l him, raasrolli*ioo lld ee feCI lu the retilei line. 100,000 Troops Will U. (Jen. Clay Named Participate In Of­ Commander-In-Chief fense In Holy Land Of Army In Europe Slate liighwa) I? t . Iti'nihv . LONDON. Jon. 6. (4*1- Jlritldi . WAS IIINGTON, Jan. 6-bP >— fnllliary authorities today cracked Tin- U>, Department annmmc*d A it fg r o field down nil terror groups In einw dt.1some high, staff changes today, w n r h «■ r * minty <if _ l hfliu The planned operation U described including the npp< Intment o f publican - dominated Congress to a* the biggest military offensive J lent. Gen. I.uciu* Clay a* comw u n ii'ii, tvt-ff iiijt it ' “d , HPvera) d m him halfway tn developing in the history o f modrm Palestine mandiltp general o f United Slates p o silil? r r il ir a l lv . wli.-n tlte a flncj Mute of well-being In It* object will be to j hit down » In Europe Gen. I’Uy wilt I pi it* h nta n il n il 38 Meld - America. • hat the UrttbJi call an ojVh re »iiecceil tiru, Jnurph McNsrney i n tkt'iJ, ueii in iiiK Iokt*it On "77U- mutter of labor. Mr belllon against law anil nnlrt bniK. in till* post «bd a* routII m n S:inl>*i >i t-1 • *' (Cdtl Truman Miggrs'leil that Jurisdic­ About JOU.OOO troopi w ill tak‘‘ niandei'in-cht-r >f American tional strikes nt'd boycott* hr out- part In llw offensive Including- nil m ','i tut m il t*ii tit,' t trliitititt " f occupatlo,, In Germany. 1awed He called for .arbitration of British army force* In the Holy l l u 'l i u ny n •-1»•»11 d isu n it'd t loy lm« Iren *irving ** deputy disputes over ttie InterprrtUtlon Land. Other British tro^pi ,we 1 mtl|ln,y guvenmr there, ■oitti ot t/tke Minnie' u f' ll;W of labor contracts On the problem pouring In by road anil fail from i . ,CIV i' l r ^ #rn? v l l/l* ‘ JV1 A * |i«> mb, morning: spitimc the of nationwide strike* In key In­ Egypt *.* reinforcements. rlo'el) parked ,S1*up;*ntS onto UlO - , " f "ucot-w,l h « . dustries, Mr. Truman reconnneifdJitgliwav -i It l* expected th.C the go ahead * ed r rent ton of a commission to tkili - Carrswftv owner of tfcw | signal for Hie operation will conw 'Jj,1 , lr tVnStsflt'Nation**0 study ltie matter. (Viol 1 ru>k amt tin * Ilore Ovtrdo President Truman asked con - when the British Cabinet r a l l f h w . . i h r i high Z f f change* furni tlie w»;rWeio *eie M'lvedulaJ u scrim of proposals drawn up b y . mrhid-* the assignment n r G m jt«sw to keep for One more fiscal top drawer leader* of llm lamdQli ; yarl( <-|nrk ti, pull celery plant.-, fur linns.-. rilimn, ni| „f the year the wartime excUe luxury I titlin'tog *.ts ruling mrue'dls-once ! government 1 1 * UrtUdl uovnt Si*,!, Annv wi,h headquartertaxes wlileh are ivtteduicd to be |s l l i r s «n *■! li t a n d M is j idt’Nilul lltc -nti k allrll lilt? ic d ment described a* holding the Sbi, t-ranrisen. This I* the post S an ta ('la w * Iwhu ■ la srly rewemhlrs reo **l n o p la , era o f the co m p a n y d a le s u n H ie W est s h ir \>.irl* reduced on July 1. Tlicee taxes View that whatever .letljcinrpt may .Iwft vacant wilh ihe droit, o f H ub W U U o . 1 luj ota. P a w r r a iu l at I h r In* I Ii i U I s l u |sirtt w lilc ii IDO n i i p l u t r t * aotl u irilitw ra u( J I Ju tm u in i - . i , i . , i , 4 ic-puct*,| that—> i u < k ..I Js iu L i u. , - royiT such items ag Ibjunr, tun* finally be reached In the Palestine t;PII j...,-,,), Stillwell Gen < lari I I ,l i t t 'o f i 1 t*aor service ,1pm h im .,., nt ' - . i i .i of trie t it n o is Has lirh l no Ihe r s c iiln * *»l lie* llt r li fa iH lU r- . l l i 'i t i l n l I h* - m i l l II II I ItlriiM O m i s t u t o m M lo c r i and eonmetlcs But the Prcsildent dispute. Hrlialn * llrst obligation w,|| . *nr, eeilrtl a« commaniler . ... *i ick lia«J shown (tls lrlh u th i* * l t u t<> etillil ro .11 l l i r c i > 'i " » l ' <»f 'h e ’•« 1 -s.t I hm ab out i r . H » r a t ilt P lu.ii. I,« l l n o i o u . l s | „ ,io . made no reference lo the Republi­ U to restore law and order ■It ||,'<I cl' -1111 let ,alr of the in-rhirf <>f American (• rre- "» can proposal to cut Individual In­ 1 i.iait m- loot stop’oci a- many Meanwhile, hope for a (waccful Aualrin hy l.ieui. Gen. Geoff;* .* come taxes by about 50 percent :r,-.1 itt* -■ c [<i-'ttile t.i take the sotuUon of the explosive Palestine Key*, who now t» gnmmamlh'** Mr Truman railed for merger problem l* flickering anew in the 1eeneral o f the T h’ r.t limy in i • "i-,t - • the tiu-iHl.il of the V/ar and Navy department* wake of two new rtrvelnfHornt* Germany A. ta, ititrev at t>: n.ikl-t^iughTruman Into a single department. He *a!d Til? relatively moderate Jewish , inn Mr in... Ill Rmpltal *ete taxod that the United flute* plan* to underground organ Irniloit llaga 1 to tie utmost u* ’ tie 55 negro remain strong l” ‘ II there I* a *y*» III, t|IA lit the truck were rUltliiah. broadcast a pie* for an end , \VJ|u( , n O u t l i n e s tsm of collective security under to the frequent outbreaks of vlo » ilH O Il U U l l I I U H r.l -here Uv automobile taxi aud the United Nation* Tlieti. lie said. itiih'i. liter D>* tor* wetr stmimonItncc In the Holy U n d Simul F a n i l P r i)llll* I U 8 It will be willing to lead In co- tansously, ttie Arnb League de \ / vf ■»___ , \ x r „ _ <4 cope with tlte rtnergencV leetlve disarmament. elded to participate tn the tondon j **I I 0 8 1 - >V H r D id I oi.l |n lli'lertliltir the UUr.t talUT t» Pm ldent wore semi-form aI talks on the Holy land However 'lit-1 dtv’ora wen? i S him Bolarv Is Not Ihilli r HPi tin,it morning attire a* tie addressed the the Jew* »tlll have not accepted JACKSONVII.I.K. Jan. tl—(S p c‘ Mi lkinlrt tjr O. Jhouse in* speech *y»* broadcast an Invitation to llie conference, i cial)—“ The marketing of farpi IIrsiuiiftl To \i*l As- it .j v . to Ii-tmiril Muiuox and throughout the nation. Borne ‘observer* bellrvr the Jews products which sonic crop* face Prealdrill Tinman warned that tgrw may decide lo accept A (iroup <0- "Bl n ” 11t.?t III, l«*it*r tl HliirVr nillitr.1 ptiy- , from areas on Iside the rootlnen _Cuh*rew must dot go too far. in BritUti military aulhorlUe* (add t**l territory of ibe United S a le ' [ T -*0 tie*t'*t Ut^e Pyltshi'V and j •dtiMlnV labor Rghiatlori \V A t Uw Lriir'iifM i that a road mine exploded at dawn ! provltlb pr.iblcm. which challenge '■JACKSONVILLE V l.A , inX 11- Id Marion ...... cmuhlered loo "\V<x muit not.” said the P a il- today about 100 yard* In front of u* fncwaslngty h. this P '«';w *r j Otperiall Kimnls Stn'i- Thrntrrp* |A ftf \ »? Hu- I •-%*11 .tf ’ •loUstV hi luted tf, move 'it thn doit. "in order to punish a fewtti’f'kll itHirfiPnii nf ft**- . lit ,ir -tint,' I'J'i , lit- utierr ttlOle ttilll 15 w*Ts ft troop laden truck near j \‘l1'!, 'V . *!" . ’ u i ’. s' lii*., which labor trader*, pax* vindictive law* Tlkvah r-Minvl tVtite t !fs! a r .. 'or , - f , i . v in e of tti,-in UeTtiere were no casualllc.v ' director o f Morlda State Mmkct*. thi-aJcr- in K|"riilH, wih. all,which restrict the proper rights lay ''T he Department of Apr Inn. d, tin hub the tlli-nln- uwm-.l t1|m<‘iJ-Vipiti 11f i hr M : ‘Mi, ij*|*** lit re? wiki If r* wpre wounded thrni atrtf-,1 mi itirt, tier* A nuniof Hie rank and file of labor We day* ago near tlm same *p.n when r" ,,l,rr *n ■Wa"hl||g ''o , i- K'*U'l' hy I’nramuum Kiiti-i |u * r In Iht Nolan i VhIi .vf F in. ► Mj lei' «rte t„ i>I lit tile ‘hu'lWftV. must not under the strew of emo­ their Jeep it nick a mine * in Miami nml Miami lh-:*ch n i IA ’ lfici a ia iitiriM iiiictrt! if\ |)r r* «be »tudy o f these and Isrtltlne tllrtr till tl Hint the Ctlnu? 1 . other pmldent* and during the il« oprrutinn*. Ihi* inn ••■t|«iral- j tion, endanger our American free­ W Il.»krr wini hnf t ii it .’i" nf ?L*> ■ a i - I--.i a.t.-.t tiv ,10* 1.his r’ laUvcs I 'a*t few week* t have hail a inn* have bcrelnfurc had the [ dom by taking lll-fonaldered aclitndiruiii uml friend.', Mr.v Mary ItnwluiA 1 considerable amount of fonlnet Kiinr officer* hut tin? theater* in; lion which lead* to m ults not DwlatlliJ 11»;»» miifi timl f--- hint cliarve nf tlte s-rui work. Miami hnve liror uiwrstiii 'a* t with official* engaged In efforts anticipated or desired.” Cfiitty r^fu^i ii> ihr H(»tan uieie Mi»h»'iiv P itrottmm I,, c wparati- unit. The Miami theater* I tn reach workable solution*. Republican leaden of the new n u ll Itr.-niAi* It t - H N I - ' i Imm It Inter ttld ttllelttr . Ih'tmty Jlw'fc I "Thrre i» n very »|lpareiii will colli lime to ii|>vrat- undi-i tin-I Congress already have proposed a Mr I M’ lt f . » .1 in . i hrif llii k*on tin e-tlg.lf-At -In* -evident feeling that concentrated effort* trailr name nf I’arnmimi" hntr' | number of labor bill*. They range Ia (m l ihtf i iimt ' *t K it a 111. (| u il' l i f t J,-|,.ltr,l to tile from the re-enactment of lire Case i* 11-e<ltd to speed Ihe develop- prt*c* 1,! I Ukf M - . • ••. if i* N «t i *.............. '" 'u n , The priii-fnni nf mciudm 'Itnnii I Aa itinting lo blit which was vetoed last year, -llll * Lille . 1* vrn r "old Kllen Vihleo. ,,f 'nmr ,,or, of m*rkH l'" f In the Klnrida Slain llii-atn** .■ u ! a. .. — ;..i-.ri! mcuyaiitx to bill* which would prohibit ( *++*i n rf j * • ■ Ktmtlny mufning wil f t uliich will **«*iv«» I w vai» ii(iniiilinii i- min .if m> itflfiig r 1 . * v.nlrii- resulted strikes In public utilities. to her fathei, caught a 12 pound ms »late*. I’ rtiductlon has lo'cn thn cotnpaiiy'* ntn'ialniu- in it * t "in Hie, For.I ti n k tjetnc MJeHere la what President Truman has* nrar the ttsletn ttrldge. spurre,! hy war-tline demand* amt Jurk*<mvllln itffrnn, Dnm ■ IfMtl rtmtiv -N , -it til i tiller ted Uelltl.tme it. reromuiendi In field* other than ‘Hu At the time. Hr. Vihlen wa* ' fwu .(■' the hang-over or need Ihr riinipuny'* Aci-imittitir ttffiir. ,-l.l llWL.rt whi. I, ,tl,‘|ll|gnt to labor ^rxphijiir-ci wrre Illuvial from l.iihi’Inii.l In rowing a (mat In the river and [,,r |n'1 r rl* . iMv n on ttie hit Just ns Prank He asked that Congress take Kllen started playing wilh the ) ' » ' price, at fri*Mn1-hlf^ itje I n n i l r a - rttn'th. the Font truck driver, W»a V JackMinvillit. Kffectlvr .Inn Dr, Its Atlanta nffir?*, through which hon *»f littfbrr rfhlmi Ktnhilinjt _ pulling to Die left to t>as* a true. esrty action to continue the war tackle, accordin'- t„ her mother. I f*e,orT ** V f l 7 lOnR Wnfl<|. the bOttkim- and a loign |>,trtii>ii I I h r tih fiB nifln n nf f t o l a r v • p r ln c l- * tor Smith was reported lo have excise tax rate* for the next fiscal Jlcr father had taught hmr tn r n%t *!V r*' wide rodlirtlon, plua increased r f nf film buying is dune, on* nl*.> li lf t In i lif* Ittilivlilii i F« ! ts-rii goloa rather stow at the year. Under present taw, these tax quite expertly, *» she threw out flclrncy, wilt fotxa u» to take ^■*|M*rirnrr am i fn* Im ^IhrAs Ilf* rates would expire next June SO. Ihe plug her father had. fastened hold of this mrketlng problem In lining rnnvrd In Jacksortvillv Thi, Dim- and t* a driver of 15 year* I'tifl (h r (t»’M*-f uM-t.i ,,f in te -rin He asked that the Senate ratify to the line. All at once the reel a for more Intelligent matin* r will remitt hi all rtf it* nmntivn i , si* tie!!,,’ I., hnti.ing creunt off ice* Iw in / hnUMal in tin Knirida spinning. Mr. Vihlen I int in 1 i i*I,i tuji t* neace treaties for Italy, Bulgaria. started I'h-ntl’ V **f ttie ilrtirr ot ttu? red thou ha ever been attempted Thcattr- Building m Jm'* -nitvill■- I Tlte r.wle* Romania and Hungary — after thought she had snagged n log thus far. ' , i Jtul ' liter In,. not let heen anil turned th« onht around, only which building i* nwnn.1 t.i thn J tfir n|t|««T fill thev are algned next month tn " n i,tv! tin i w , i. poiltyl Utai “ What » * are trying to do now, cumpany and ha* hnnn t> ,u..leli-,I ’ tn Hir.r* t to see the line rome swirling Part*. ' . ','|i|inl I.. ,ti , ,nl l,i it*, pi un,| wbnt we hope m »y be schiev- and air cmdlliniual ->■ a* *•> around the front of the boat. hi rliLtl.* ■ . . On the matter of atomic energy. - o* -I i p to •t * i ■•>«•* 1. da • «l. is to solve the problem b e ­ i fnrni*h nimifnltnhln% *|n;tt'* * I**' j Mis ««*■ Then Ellen reeled in and the fore it Itecome* crtticnl. If » * President Truman declared the ' te ti.,0 l»--ii iiia.1i- iit .jjoit* employee*. I 11)01 il United fltates want* "no monopoly huge has* jumped quite close t" tr- lain with it a' *rr,X. Also cffei*ll*n «• ,if IinI-i II H A PKOt’ LAMATION Iraurd anil Hllortly aftrr hr r n rlm l ihr iI*mhlucceed. everybody may lie ftappy 1BRuiv’N *i.* * for ourselves or for any group of the boat. Itlght then. Mr, Vihlen 1lullin' o! Ihr proli-'t.or the truck inni Iteeu taken | Garner unit M t . Tollny. !*>lh n. |*i*iwal h> |-ir*h1cnt T runwii Inr- m n it In W u'hliiitaii .nations.” ' - * u took charge of operation* nnd mid priisperou*. I ilon'l think of I Lakeland, have Inriiiiltai, J llwir . nilnallik* the nml of hiwllltttn, of rUmAlIiiti offlrhlh Irttiiliialrw imotb or 4*1 virus* 1!" ',rk to 1i le­ aw in hy Hi! a 11 , wrecker. tiDWhelped haul in the f!*h. Y«lr (fir what may happen if we don’t -1 ;if ul.ifiF Once again Mr. Truman ha* uf 1m,' * v,,ts t- , m. a Chevroh-t truck driven ronncctlon* with Murid., *••>< « ,,,,,, M- „ „ „ ,u .s,rrr. many rrmulnln< ^artlinr iMiurn tkili l<» I’ lit* lirrl -*i't M-r \h',* to, t,u. Hi on Hie Micli * a-, by Walter When little Ellen got home *he succeed. asked Congress far a uni versa1 Theater*, Im Mr Garner ha** lir lil |»y I h r |*Ttkldrnl >ld her mother she «h* Had nail caught n fa•* fl It'll.!'.lll|r to make flu! C niomas. negro, uhniiUly left training program, and for a mer­ told "Thu* far, It t* apparent that served a* vlre president in chargn |b t j «g Hlatn James r. II?run* ( I n lr n u M o f i u l S<iunil|iliiili»1 a| it-Uhiind* •"1 tU>-||4* to ttie toad «s ttu- dritcr tried ,t« ger o f the armed "force* The fish. a primary need In most state*, of theater uperallen* nf thn j lake lin unfair adViUiinEc.* nf Bifitil a amushup He was not ro“ Bring It. 4n. dear, amt shnw it President n td comprehensive leg­ company and Mr. Talley ha* err- | . , is the establishment of some *y»oinrrR. not J<» i>bUgut«* orif i wB rstrii-d a,-. Injuretl but wtu arretted islation on housing U urgently to ma“ said Mr*. Vihlfn. ved a* treasurer since thn cum- 1 needed. * mote to Rotnrinn* Hwn to other*, for |,vk!e.vi dttilng ami driving "I can’t Mama, ll’a ton heavy". tem of makeUng cenle’n where pany wa* oiganlteil - ...... Irn | j ami |o procthv the Golden Rule with faulty brakes, according to 4 A .« a* Jhe ha** wa* producer* may dl*pl*e of their year* » k «». ror «omr iifirrn fent* f . , . He took note of the prospect o f Ellen retorted. W A Kailer Htinoutineil a tay- tk-muy Ctiartes Reck wha made * disagreement between’ hi* demo, weighed and tlppeit the wale* crop* of every kind and character ■U, , . , 1 1 man's Item tt ,il (lie H (till I ttu- arrest . jtis truck was "■V\■ ________ cratie Administration and the Re at 12 pound*, said Mrs. Vihlen. —and ..where thoae commodities mihdtiintianv lie pAtM [nhIIIb i i j 'nie 50 tiny evangelistic and ( Churvli Vroton, lih-lm!,-,i t irraijl taken away by tlte wrecker. publican Congress. Of this, he said They live at the Frank Wolfcr may l>e asictntried In volumes suit­ with E. J. Rnsrk* when tw *nme. 71lP Sanford Merotiants Av-oprayer confcrenro now in rcfilon Frierson of I V iand and rt W "Men who differ can still work place on Rrminole Drive. Kllen able for commercial movement. theatcra'_ were operatedn» a j elation will hoUl Its annual meet|,w ftn(i nlia-tlon of officers at Utr at PeUow.slilp College, ttanford j W h t t d e y Of I iingWsHKl These . assembly-point* may be Hpark* Circuit. ^ O A UNITED STATES together for the common good.” ■ I* in the first grad? at South Side j nssemb'ed In volumes suitable • __ , Chamber of Commerce Building at Naval Air Rase, will continue B|»eer presided. tv \SIIINGTDN, Jan «, (J)— President Truman dosed his Primary School. for commercial movement. Theae 7.00 p M on Jan. B. Dinner will through this si-rk with Kvitugrllst Hie I fulled Stales ealte,l I c i l y state o f the union message on a a ■ s e m 1>I y •point* may be fur an etui to Soviet military I*-served by Mm Oatchel and the l*erry lln<K| condut-tlng ttw* retsolemn note. Said the President: v» etiarge will b? IIJ» per i»mon operated publicly , or • privately. t i u r u x .i l v . i i i u r urrul o f the Matirburiatt purl uf viced “ H we can work In a spirit of The essential thing Is to tee to 11* Hell S p O riH O r F lO W 'e r All reservations must be In by sKIs-clat mu.de. Uitli m-ftl shd understanding and mutual rewoect, It that the producer’* Interest* liutnuiu-ntal, may tie heard at llie we can fulfill this solemn o b lig e . are safeguarded and that outlet* ilett Sarkett. Satiford autimr. regular service held raoti evening . , . Hon which rest* upon us. May the are provided fop hla offering*— , , .. , .. key emptoyet are urged lo attend st 7:3d and Buiutsy at 3 ill P M reported il,a( |,a- ts'ct, I*wd strengthen us ltV'faSr faith. Untler the sponsorship of. the 'Second Lieut. John W. Mc­ whether those offering* *r* Maple T7ie college extrn,l* a wnletunr I not If ie,l that In- Junior Literacy May he glee us wisdom to lead Mahon, son o f Mr*. S. S. Gardner crop*, grain*, forage, vegetable*, Sanford Garden Club, Mr*. Belle Any veteran tn need of aery. lo (lie public to attend all meet. .tim id novel, ".I.r r le a p e Tr,*i,the prop!* o f the world In the of Luke Monroe, graduated from livestock, poultry or other lltth*. Ochiltree of Miami Bench, well Ice (free of cltargV) In any of j ,LI I**- broiigid uni a, — o s N J C W |*AJlTOH in«*( waya of peace." j ilullaiiil m n Dolcli language isli Officer* Candidate School at the 1 hope that through study and con­ known authority on flower ar­ Die following eutegurles t* re■ tlon quested to visit the office of IhdoetrinaDon DlvUlon, Air Train, ference* to fait held In the next lew rangement* will conduct a school The Rev. Joe C. Cress lias ar­ JOIII,(Ms UM.NP.mrt _ tng Command, in Ban Antolo, week* *omt 4*f|nAt* headway on flower arrangements and flow­ tlte responsible agencies tilted “ llurricanp Ireasure" is the rived from Jacksonville to take below: stor-' <4 th,< adventures o f J,*d Tegaa. In c*remn Mee at Uie Po»t will be made on thle vtul matter. er hate, stressing the u*o of na­ Unemployment crmpenxntlnn over his duties aa pastor of the "The competition offered our tive material*. Strong os tie seek* to unravel thn Coordinator — K, II. Carter Chapel m Jan 4. The clasne* will liegin at 2:00 Church of cod at Elm Avenue and . pay men.* in rtrmimt'l County due. Atlantic National Rank Build­ A veteran of 22 month* In the farmer* by producer* oulrids our P. M. on Jan. El and will roulln'ie East Twenty-fifth Street. He auc-' Ing the wrek ending Dec. 2H mysterv -;f "In inn Ke> " Written own border* 1 * net a new problem, ing. amountcil lo g 184.041 uml were agninst tin- eiiuirfjil liaekr-rutmd European Theatre of Operation*, 1 Employment — u, U. Ktubut It Is an Important one* Our fhroueh Jan. It. The first ela** reeds the Rev. W. C. Holcomb who of tile lower Kvercitides and JACKSONVILLE. Jan. S -O P > - L*eut McMahon was sergeant- Island and mainland neighbor* to will con»t*i of Instrurtlnns in has been assigned to district work. made lo 14 person*. 0 men and i Ilorida Hay, the lory eivrv niiieli pioymrnt HervIce. lid North H womsti, Carl It. rtmilh, eliairmajor of an Infantry and General Tha Rut* o f Florida wilt dedicate the houlhward helped very mater- quick trick* and abort cut* in A quarterly conference will be Park Avenue. information about the little known a new 200-hmt toherrulwl* sant- Hospital, He ha* the KTO ribbon, tally in winning World War II, W e tlte art of unusual arrangement*. tieId tonight at trie church. Rev. man of the Elirida Industrial mahogany indutlry in south F lo r ­ VoraUonal Training and M s four Ilronte Star* and the Occupa­ Commission reported today. tnrium Jan, 24. The ceremony was On hjnndav evening color film* Drew* and Mr*. Crew* have six cation — T. W. lawton. court ida. may expect them to look to our tion Ribbon. He was a »taff Total payment* throughout the V*. . announced today hy tho Stats llnute. markets with Increaalng Interest. of flower arrangement.: will tie children, »nd their origin*! home state, were 147,IHK. amt were T'nberculoilft Hoard In Jacksons sergeant at the time he entered Aa It affecU Florida, hi* will *hown. Also a group of debut­ 1* Waycrros. Os. legal AaslstatK-e, ttoeptUQeaOC8. made lu .1,107 p eo ple of whom Title. TO VISIT SCHOOL lion and Htat« Retrice Officer mean that we can expect to face ante* will model hat* made from 1,000 were men and 1,237 were U n t McMahon WA* one of 27 continued strong competition In fresh Moworn Th* new hospital (a located — Contact through Ml;s ftaru l»n Hammund, pri­ at Marianna «n lAd-arr* site. men to receive gold bark from Oh Tuesdev mnmlnr at HJ;«l Boyle, County Bervioe VHTPRANH AID the sale of a number of odr im­ mary schpol -.peetallst t»f the Tlic grobnda, bulbltng and erptlo- (he AAF Administrative ,OCS at a class of Instruction will he given Twkacri Building. BOARD TO MEFT State Drpartmrni of Kdtlcatiut-. raent wers acquired from the the Indoctrination Division after portant crops. I hope that thle on church and afternnon lawn Tom Diet), assistant to the Home Service Assistance to The Seminole Obunty Board of will visit schnols of thd county . federal gorernment without cost four modthe of IntenfHre training. may be tempered to some extent lrtv arrangements. At 1 :'10 State Sendee Offtcerv_wj|l h j at Servicemen, ex-Scrriceaan and She following Inactivation of the - He studied such cour*e« - a* hy rt*!*g wage-level* h r the Is­ . If. Instruction* covering mThla- (he office o f C F. B/^yle, Remi- Commissioner* will m?*^ at 10:00 on Ti^rsday end Friday. their Dependents — American admlnlriratlon, auppty, millury land* and Utin-American land*. lure flower . novelties, including nn]l County service officer, on o'clock at trie Court House Tues­ will *<i<1*' in improvlin- the lt| Marianna Army Air Base. Red O rou, Lakefronl Boulevard. Uw, tnteU'gcnee, ot^aiUxntlon and Our efficiency of operation* and hat* and corsages will !■? given. Wednc*,lsy at from 9:00 A. M. day morning. A chairman will be ■truetlonal program, wilh siwclftl Veterans Admlniitratlon — personnel, military coartacy. drlHa proximity lo market* must also Ticket* for the classes can he until 4 P. M. to discuss veteran* circled, and 11 C. Dodd, recently imphati* on rrndliuf, according,!*• George S. Anderson, SherifUa contract with the and eeramoatea, and vole# corns bear a lot of tfaa load tn meeting secured a t the Sanford FUrnlturu benefit* with any person in- * elected commissioner, will attend Mis* Kuth Hand, cv unty educa­ Office every Tueoday. ------------- ------------- - Ma t w, a ik _ - 5 hla tint meeting tion supervisor. • terroted. said Mr. EoyU. 8taro. ? Theater Chain Announces News Of Consolidation Byrnus Si^ns Froi’lamalion Lefllcr Talks To Rotarians On j Code Of Ethics Florida Stall* Thea­ tres To O p e r a t e Miami’s Paramount c Kllen Vihlen, 6, Caught 12 Pound Bass On Sunday MorC’liaills T() Hold Bilik* Colk'iijt* Holds Prayer ( ’oiift*mu*e prior tn iBat tint* hry hml Ml TJtftCtlOII At MvClIIIK 9 Garden Club Will Lieut John McMahon Graduates l£rom 0CS AiTanaremenl. HaUjjiSu ILocal Author’s Book Ptihlislu'd In Holland liS J ™ .a,!d Z \’r Veteruns Service T.B. Sanitorlum Will Be Dedicated Jan. 24 P r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/d0d7562dc2a3039376386547762ce000.pdf 5a267676e270ef9a144b79d76da9fa05 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, 5ANFORD, FLORIDA :___ fan. P u erto R ico Is HOW PARTIES LINE UP AS 80th CONGRESS "CONVENES B egin n in g T o Seek DEMOCRATS House: 188 . Senate: 45 REPUBLICANS . House: 246 Senate: 51 i O R L A N IM ) 10 * !H i> at rer. 4 < ; n « a L e t t e r , . V ., i i t * c l >r.;j <*<• County iU ilf * it F lt iT ia a . It i. It H T C I lf t l.K H '. l.I * H h k a tlh H im ., U lr it , i:ii'iii:i,H K it iii.i: .,f l . n f T i i . V J l flf PUBLICANS-AND DEMOCRATS FOR 99 TEARS have ItnifBltt! for con- jCfMIf control, the Republicans take over the reins In Congress, holding trtd or till' Government, utid w ith the opening of the BOth Congress, a a clear majority In both house*, as shown above. Theie Is one American new shirt again takes tdiire. After fourteen years of unbroken Dem o- 1Labor Party Hepresentuttvejn the House. (International} F i r * l i i iih l l m il iH i. 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Steele, well-known resident cf Route 1, Kuhl Ave., Orlando, Flu. “ Many day* I could not eat n* much In three (oral* a* I should •ave ealen In one." continued Mr. Steele. *T had to forre down everything I swallowed, l feli Idualcd after meals and often gu • pleasure up Against iny chest made me gasp for hreath. I was too restlesi to sleep enough, am' I woke up everv morning, feeling worn-out. Constipation often mnde my heail *wim and I felt like I was full of toxic poison*. t lo-t several nminds and nothing I lri"d seemed t" heln. “ Retonga relieved all this ills- tress and I now enjoy Ihree hearty iiivhIs evciy duy. t sleep welt ami fetj stronger than in yrarn I has* regained seme weight. Friends tell me I now hoik tike w different mnr. I hope others suffering a* I dill will try Itetinija. It’s grand medicine.* Helongu is intendnl la relieve ilistresk ilu« to iiisuffirfmt flow o f digestive juice* In ihe sturua'^L loss o f appetite, Vitamin. ITJ deficiency and constipation. Accani no substitute. Retnnga may b* obtained tt Touchton's. — Adv. COATS AND SUITS F1RIMIN A ll SHOWN POUIINO STRIAMS OF WATIR on the stlll-smoldtrlnc blaia at tha Brook* Elevator Corporation** million-bushel gialn elevator in Minneapolis. The blare tg reported to have started from tha spark of * conveyor belt. Damages are estimated at about two million dollars. (International 5oundpholo) Sixes 9 thru 52 18.95 values I.uis Mtmnr Marin, Semite presi­ dent and trailer n f.l h c Popular party, who has adviseti the people that the new party wit) m a t* problems to the United Slates in Its international relations. He has told the people that the Island's political future is the exelusive problem o f rhe United. States and Puerto Him amt tlmt it will be up to him and hi* party m solve the problvnr .when the time governor in 460 year* of Spanish amt American colonial rule last August. This step, th* people were told, was in Una with tmth th* Popular party** and the federal administration'* polltiis toward setf.govcmmrnt. ' 'Indrpcndentistas, however, have ronreded no importance to tti»'ap­ pointment. They aay. It doe* not solve any of tha fundamental polities), social or economic prob|9n), 0f the island 32.50 values 39.95 values 64.00 values MAYBE y~ c*. M d , M-*y Wkko* A ovum w o- HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW ^TLAKTIC FELT HATS GOLDEN PALE ALE? 192 $ 1;000IF YOU CAN HIDE "BIG 8© .“ THE BIG BULL FOR 10 SEC0NDSI avlt ripro til — C R E O M U L S IO N ■: Hh lichtnm Pel*. Ouas hunt,- Muliuo Million. Mall) Tim**, tiau Hull, lirsilf. At) r.l, 1,0* tuft IS, br. line, To IIIHtc*. IB t o hare tour money b * c t ■» Hinriif I. H t a ls lr la l l x - l •Shorl i lo b llr , A n a r lu * . .M a rin * l ‘ l » L H w I m k N ls lv r . A n T h '.o , Mat M I T iir t a a s R . L e o n a r O < lal. M ull f a p la in . ***■ « * H a **— i ' t l n r l l r i t F I r a l H a lf l l a l l r l » a b l * l A GOOD THING For A RAINY DAY 1 9 2 ^ WILD HOMES— n il'll. V n u n m l a a r li o f >«M *»* b a ra le n d llt la t l n o il ra .|iilr* > ( lo l> ra ,a fi s n ir r l s l m * sn<l d em an d * " b l.l y&u* «»r H t h * f *tf 11 FOOTBALL S T A D IU M 2 00 b it n,tml!ti*irai'.(inr th* Owners IS T i l l : C O I'K T <*K T l 11. * T V - JIM M IE . H K M IN M LL C tU N M K L O IttM A . I S P n llH A T L . In re lU i s la o f W IIT H N " K i n i K M l K f t l l K I t . ,l* e * * -* .l T ti A l . l . C IIK M IT M llH A SM I I * 11 SMVH IIA V l S U C L A IM S li f t M L SI A S M S A C .A IS S T SA1M KH1 A I I. AT THE R O D E o IN 2 0 0 - —COWBOYS-—COWGIRLS - it ELHHfiOKIt. il»e*sta*il. Tjy. Pop aim |iarly. in coot ml in Puerto Hlcn. iluCs not advieil* any pariicnlar form of govern men I. It is committed not > . serk nny. The Itapublicun and Sncli,li*l rolnoriiv parties ailvmiiM rlatrlno.il, ItiyJ.ihgud party, a!-, n ininoMlv, wants a plebi-rtle One Jnd*pemtaiiii»ln lender vn iting* hti** iTcentty *nl,l. " I f 10>' people vole irs intt, power, it will mean a niamrilv of the voters at, ill favor of Independence." Could llipharrara Ci>ngre«s With ltdft fiom lit.* vol vr*. the |iarl\ e.'Uhl ntk Congress ISUnill! J'aerlo (Mr., il* independ Cue* «n (lie ground thiil i he |nni|.l "DIG SID, mo f v m t n o l* ' C o u n t y . (a l i n| p e n d e n t in to C A N T O t n i lD C •a a lr . u Couatr. ittle * In IB * ( W i l l h o t,* * ' e t » » :t Not lea la l,*i*h » g i r .t L ,*»*< W* tt -m iir il. F t n r M C k w H M n r i i r s g .i l in |.ii*ln *«- nt •*» eighint t j . n» lk ititJ as iit r m onth* fr o m ih * W .s t T h ird H lf»«l. Hanford. E h r- ,1111* n t i l i i - r lr M t n i i i i l . i i i i n i i nt hts. u n 4 -r Iba fl.IU I.m a n sh i*. H t ill* til,III'* , I*.IV ,1 f f l l l t , rtr • I.M lk .t * M IIH < a 'K JIV H T M llB . am i il.M t h i l l ti* III w r it in g . a n il t h n j l w * tiiia n ,l to r * ( l * l * r *atd ptiiatiai'il lo |h * ‘ m m , _ .if lb * t h * |ilii* * n f r*«htn>r>> a n il p**-* of fir* nil<lr*»* nf lb* i-Utii'aiil. «iul " K lr llllo u t N sm * HI,: tut*" It h* h it u r n l'» l<> H i* f t a lm u m , l * r ' I M i l , I * ,a a III K h.rbla. I* H ( atm n p e r il, tir 1 l,> r ii* y . a m i a j i y * i i - h w llh III* C lark . .f Ibr l l r r l i l l * .j,lir t , r , 1* m a m l n n i , « t tl***i * < n ll Court n f Saiolb bl* * '* .lin lf, E h 'V .,', l.a Vul'l * Its Independence taking plnro In Puerto Kirn ns n result o f the t-m|* nf World War II and lha rlamor for liberation voiced liy ilr|iandrnt p e o p l e .• around the globe. Puerto Rico wn« a colony of hpain for some 4fMi yenra and has hern an island po»»e*»ion of lha ttnili'd Slates glncr IK'.'H. M lias 'J.tHlO.lMIO people. The Increasing Independence sentiment ^hns t.ecn reporlnl by colonial experts here a, llie tosull of thy recent furmniion of o pojltl cat party m the Caribbean Islam to seek independence on the hash of i iriFrfesidly negotiation* with the United Ktiitf*. 2. Security for the Puerto Rican people under a libwal social and CHAROID by the French will, hav­ economic domestic policy when in­ ing planned the revolt that has been raging In north tndo-China, Prrsldependent!, is achieved. ilrnt ltd Chi Minh (above), head at S h o w d o w n in P H H This i« the first timv u pulitlnil Die Viet Nam republic, is shown here paity with n plntform ba*ed on In* »s he played host to new spapermen dependence ha, been organlied In liter the creation of the govern­ the island. Its strenitli will ne ment Ho, In turn. *ays the French tntonln) policy it responsible for hil Hiuntr/a trouble, (infcrnallonal) lartics had Iteen Independenee formed nrevlously. They failed when they pleached hostility »i terrori'*m «gafn*i the United want it. They give nnndHerniilj Htnlea, or when they forgot llielf impciianee in !be fact ll.nl the pteilge* nflcr coming Into power. patty, if Votwl into |H»wm*, would The new Ip d c iw o d e n c e Party o f have a r e a I d e n t commissioner Puerln H im h a s t e e ij o rg a n ise I spuaMng fin ifidf.j.i’ iulrtirc In (he (n o f f e r e v id e n ce to I tie* I*. H . I'at'-- I*. S. Ilou.e .,f Ri-prcentiilivc-. An i« » ,i-s fin . <lc,pl.»|.ni*iit if. Iln1 f..|iiiiilu.ii ul the new pally •• Ihot il f.Hin.l itself with n ihiec' vole minorily in tin* largisliiMvv Party leaders Assemldy witliOUL ever going In Truman railed upon ill* .jh.II-, J lil lloee vote minor allow Puerto lliot llv t* *(rrtn.,er than those o f the jHilili.nl future hut oilier liiiinaily pal lie-. tin expert Congrr** This i- w)iu> hap pen id : Ilia pleljiscilc. ‘i lia I'.ijiitlnr iififlv* etuilrnllt'd. f I Tbe*a> ‘ leailri .P of ihc fi^ spal in M b N nal.^vn I Cong re* «. Thav feel I[mlan. H rli Cli .) si velul u-fOinl. >on*:,lined at* u! lynien sMongly in favor of indi" magniln.il' that llie.v preveiil speioly nfttl cotiseinnlinu* w*,|,*lit,<i. peio lime, loll the Htrullvn Ia* Iy Since they ladir-ve that a plel. of Ihe purlv it. . t.'.al that ltf.lt* Irrlle niilluitUi d |.v *‘..ligie- o f. il.-._niunlit: 1 - i -nilif Irtiluln:—L would he LEGAL NOTICE R B ONE TABLE r a i E G others LADIES DRESSES • xL l T /:? OFF i art the Leaders "W e Clothe the Family— We Furnish ,th# Home” BIB B.1M 81* ' *t ' ’ . P h o ^ lr i k/ ) - A t ». �' THE WEATHER I* S tr e n g th — eac* tl ilia Wend i Ibe h u {T « i of Americei l a rtedara PrctpsiUj far tkauferd; ( tIJn Iuni*hi. ru rp i in (ilrriua south ' Im-wUr. tucker !->tn p.uti»u una conUnued iuU in iiuiiii portli'U >Tuti anil freesin* trioprratun * n lirm r north |i<>rlluii |i»tl(lil. ,g | A.N INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SAN FORD. FLORIDA, ’ NEWSPAPER NO. -18 Associated Press leased Wire * MONDAY, JAN. 6. 19-tG Santa Visits Florida Power and Light Co. Employees i Scores Hurt M InAccidentOn Orlando Road . ,]■ *• ,1 rw Would Outlaw Juris­ dictional S t r i k e s But Warns Against V i n d i e t ive Laws effro Field W ork ers Injured As Truck Overturns Outside Sanford This A. M . British Planning War Department A ,• I »L , /" n . ee Military Action Ahitortices Staff To End Terror Changes Today r- «— - I (.lilt. Smith of it, irdo. liegto dti,rr ,4 (lie I ord truck, >>• arrested lor rrcklr»s dritinr. lie hail rut to (lie lelt aftrr the *emt trailer had neail? pa**e,l him, raasrolli*ioo lldee feCI lu the retilei line. Slate liighwa) I? t . Iti'nihv . W A S H IN G T O N * I). C .. J a n 0 — (/l1)— P re sid e n t T r ilm nn k « vo C’ oiiK res* h is v ie w 100,000 Troops Will U . (Jen. Clay Named o f tli«‘ n a tio n a l nituuti<ni t o ­ Participate In Of­ Commander-In-Chief d a y . It w a s a nie&atlge w h ic h to u ch e d o il l a b o r Ipjjlsln'tion, fense In Holy Land Of Army In Europe fin a n c e s , in te r n a tio n a l r e ln LONDON. Jon. 6. (4*1- Jlritldi . WAS IIINGTON, Jan. 6-bP >— timiH a n d a h ost o f o t h e r A it fg r o field topica. T h e D e m o c r a t ic C h i e f fnllliary authorities today cracked Tin- U>, Department annmmc*d down nil terror groups In einw dt.1some high, staff changes today, E x e c u t iv v e n ak ed th e Re­ The planned operation U described including w n r h «■ r * minty <if _ l hfliu the npp< Intment o f publican - dominated Congress to a* the biggest military offensive J lent. Gen. I.uciu* Clay a* comw u n ii'ii, tvt-ff iiijt it ' “d , HPvera) d m him halfway tn developing in the history o f modrm Palestine mandiltp general o f United Slates p o silil? r r il ir a l lv . wli.-n tlte a flncj Mute of well-being In It* object will be to j hit down » In Europe Gen. I’Uy wilt I pi it* h nta n il n il 38 Meld - America. • hat the UrttbJi call an ojVh re »iiecceil tiru, Jnurph McNsrney in tkt'iJ, u e ii in iiiK Iokt*it On "77U- mutter of labor. Mr belllon against law anil nnlrt bniK. in till* post «bd a* routII m n S:inl>*i >i t-1 • *' (Cdtl Truman Miggrs'leil that Jurisdic­ About JOU.OOO troopi will tak‘‘ niandei'in-cht-r >f American tional strikes nt'd boycott* hr out- part In llw offensive Including- nil m ','i tut m il t*ii tit,' t trliitititt " f occupatlo,, In Germany. 1awed He called for .arbitration of British army force* In the Holy l l u 'l i u ny n •-1»•»11 d isu n it'd t loy lm« Iren *irving ** deputy disputes over ttie InterprrtUtlon Land. Other British tro^pi ,we 1 mtl|ln,y guvenmr there, ■oitti ot t/tke Minnie' uf' ll;W of labor contracts On the problem pouring In by road anil fail from i . ,CIV i' l r ^ #rn? v l l/l* ‘ JV1 A * |i«> mb, morning: spitimc the of nationwide strike* In key In­ Egypt *.* reinforcements. rlo'el) parked ,S1*up;*ntS onto UlO - , " f "ucot-w,l h « . dustries, Mr. Truman reconnneifdJitgliwav -i It l* expected th.C the go ahead * ed r rent ton of a commission to tkili - Carrswftv owner of tfcw | signal for Hie operation will conw 'Jj,1 , lr tVnStsflt'Nation**0 study ltie matter. (Viol 1ru>k amt tin * Ilore Ovtrdo President Truman asked con - when the British Cabinet r a l l f h w . . i h r i high Z f f change* furni tlie w»;rWeio *eie M'lvedulaJ u scrim of proposals drawn up b y . mrhid-* the assignment n r G m jt«sw to keep for One more fiscal top drawer leader* of llm lamdQli ; yarl( <-|nrk ti, pull celery plant.-, fur linns.-. rilimn, ni| „f the year the wartime excUe luxury I titlin'tog *.ts ruling mrue'dls-once ! government 1 1 * UrtUdl uovnt Si*,!, Annv wi,h headquartertaxes wlileh are ivtteduicd to be |s llir s«n *■! lit and Mis j idt’Nilul lltc -nti k allrll lilt? ic d ment described a* holding the Sbi, t-ranrisen. This I* the post Santa ('law* Iwhu ■lasrly rewemhlrs reo **l nop la, era of the company dales un Hie West shir \>.irl* reduced on July 1. Tlicee taxes View that whatever .letljcinrpt may .Iwft vacant wilh ihe droit, o f Hub WUUo. 1 luj ota. Pawrr aiul at Ihr In* I Iii UIs l u |sirtt wlilcii IDO niiplutrt* aotl uirilitwra u( J I Jutmuin i - . i , i . , i , 4 ic-puct*,| that—> iu<k ..I JsiuLi u. , - royiT such items ag Ibjunr, tun* finally be reached In the Palestine t;PII j...,-,,), Stillwell Gen < lari I I,lit t'ofi 1t*aor service ,1pm h im .,., nt ' - . i i .i of trie titno is Has lirhl no Ihe rsciiln* *»l lie* lltrli faiHlUr-.lli'itilnl I h* -mill II II I ItlriiMO mistuto mMlocri and eonmetlcs But the Prcsildent dispute. Hrlialn * llrst obligation w,|| . *nr, eeilrtl a« commaniler . ... *i ick lia«J shown (tlslrlhuthi* *ltu t<> etillil ro .11 llir ci>'i"»l' <»f 'he ’•« 1 -s.t Ihm about ir.H »r a tilt Plu.ii. I,«lln oiou .l s|„,io. made no reference lo the Republi­ U to restore law and order ■It ||,'<I cl' -1111 let ,alr of the in-rhirf <>f American (• rre- "» can proposal to cut Individual In­ 1 i.iait m- loot stop’o ci a- many Meanwhile, hope for a (waccful Aualrin hy l.ieui. Gen. Geoff;* .* come taxes by about 50 percent :r,-.1 itt* -■ c [<i-'ttile t.i take the sotuUon of the explosive Palestine Key*, who now t» gnmmamlh'** Mr Truman railed for merger problem l* flickering anew in the 1eeneral o f the T h’ r.t limy in i • "i-,t - • the tiu-iHl.il of the V/ar and Navy department* wake of two new rtrvelnfHornt* Germany A. ta, ititrev at t>: n.ikl-t^iughByrnus Si^ns Truman Froi’lamalion Into a single department. He *a!d Til? relatively moderate Jewish , inn Mr in... Ill Rmpltal *ete taxod that the United flute* plan* to underground organ Irniloit llaga 1 to tie utmost u* ’ tie 55 negro remain strong l” ‘ II there I* a *y*» III,t|IA lit the truck were rUltliiah. broadcast a pie* for an end , \VJ|u( , n O u t l i n e s tsm of collective security under to the frequent outbreaks of vlo » ilH O Il U U l l I I U H r.l -here Uv automobile taxi aud the United Nation* Tlieti. lie said. itiih'i. liter D>* tor* wetr stmimonItncc In the Holy U n d Simul F a n i l P r i)llll* I U 8 It will be willing to lead In co- tansously, ttie Arnb League de \ / vf ■»___ , \ x r „ _ <4 cope with tlte rtnergencV leetlve disarmament. elded to participate tn the tondon j **I I 0 8 1 - >V H r D id I oi.l |n lli'lertliltir the UUr.t talUT t» Pm ldent wore semi-form aI talks on the Holy land However illi Hi tin,it 'lit-1 dtv’ora wen? i S h im B o la r v Is N ot morning attire a* tie addressed the the Jew* »tlll have not accepted Stall* Thea­ JACKSONVII.I.K. Jan. tl—(S p c‘ Florida Ih r P Mi lkinlrt tjr O. Jhouse in* speech *y»* broadcast an Invitation to llie conference, i cial)—“ The marketing of farpi I I r s i u i i f t l T o \ i*l A s - it .j v . to Ii-tmiril Muiuox and tres To O p e r a t e throughout the nation. Borne ‘observer* bellrvr the Jews products which sonic crop* face 11? , l«*it*r tl HliirVr nillitr.1 ptiyPrealdrill Tinman warned that tgrw may decide lo accept A ( ir o u p <0- " B l n ” , from areas on Iside the rootlnen M iami’s Paramount t. t III _Cuh*rew must dot go too far. in BritUti military aulhorlUe* (add t**l territory of ibe United S a le ' [ T -*0 tie*t'*t Ut^e Pyltshi'V and j •dtiMlnV labor Rghiatlori \V A t Uw Lriir'iifM i that a road mine exploded at dawn ! provltlb pr.iblcm. which challenge '■JACKSONVILLE V l.A , inX 11- Id Marion ...... cmuhlered loo "\V<x muit not.” said the P a il- today about 100 yard* In front of u* fncwaslngty h. this P '«';w *r j Otperiall Kimnls Stn'i- Thrntrrp* |A ftf \ »? Hu- I•-%*11 .tf ’ •loUstV hi luted tf, move 'it thn doit. "in order to punish a fewtti’f'kll itHirfiPnii nf ft**- . lit ,ir -tint,' I'J'i , lit- utierr ttlOle ttilll 15 w*Ts ft troop laden truck near j \‘l1'!, 'V . *!" . ’ u i ’. s' lii*., which labor trader*, pax* vindictive law* Tlkvah r-Minvl tVtite t !fs! a r .. 'or , - f , i . vin e of tti,-in UeTtiere were no casualllc.v ' director o f Morlda State Mmkct*. thi-aJcr- in K|"riilH, wih. all,which restrict the proper rights lay ''The Department of Apr Inn. d, tin hub the tlli-nln- uwm-.l t1|m<‘iJ-Vipiti 11f i hr M : ‘Mi, ij*|*** lit re? wiki If r* wpre wounded thrni atrtf-,1 mi itirt, tier* A nuniof Hie rank and file of labor We day* ago near tlm same *p.n when r" ,,l,rr *n ■Wa"hl||g ''o , i- K'*U'l' hy I’nramuum Kiiti-i |u * r In Iht Nolan i VhIi .vf F in. ► Mj lei' «rte t„ i>I lit tile ‘hu'lWftV. must not under the strew of emo­ their Jeep it nick a mine * in Miami nml Miami lh-:*ch n i IA ’ lfici a ia iitiriM iiiictrt! if\ |)r r* «be »tudy o f these and Isrtltlne tllrtr till tl Hint the Ctlnu? 1 . other pmldent* and during the il« oprrutinn*. Ihi* inn ••■t|«iral- j tion, endanger our American free­ W Il.»krr wini hnf t ii it .’i" nf ?L*> ■ a i - I--.i a.t.-.t tiv ,10* 1.his r’ laUvcs I 'a*t few week* t have hail a inn* have bcrelnfurc had the [ dom by taking lll-fonaldered aclitndiruiii uml friend.', Mr.v Mary ItnwluiA 1 considerable amount of fonlnet Kiinr officer* hut tin? theater* in; lion which lead* to m ults not DwlatlliJ 11»;»» miifi timl f--- hint cliarve nf tlte s-rui work. Miami hnve liror uiwrstiii 'a* t with official* engaged In efforts anticipated or desired.” Cfiitty r^fu^i ii> ihr H(»tan Kllen Vihlen, 6, uieie Mi»h»'iiv P itrottmm I,, c wparati- unit. The Miami theater* I tn reach workable solution*. Republican leaden of the new n ull Itr.-niAi* It t -HNI-'i Imm It Inter ttld ttllelttr . Ih'tmty Jlw'fc I "Thrre i» n very »|lpareiii will colli lime to ii|>vrat- undi-i tin-I Caught 12 Pound Congress already have proposed a Mr I M’ lt f . » .1 in . i hrif llii k*on tin e-tlg.lf-At -In* -evident feeling that concentrated effort* trailr name nf I’arnmimi" hntr' | number of labor bill*. They range Ia (ml ihtf i iimt ' *t K it a111. (| u il' li ft J,-|,.ltr,l to tile Bass On Sunday i* 11-e<ltd to speed Ihe develop- prt*c* from the re-enactment of lire Case 1,!IUkf M-. • ••. ifi* N«t i *.............. '" 'u n , The priii-fnni nf mciudm 'Itnnii I Aa itinting lo blit which was vetoed last year, -llll * Lille .1* vrnr "old Kllen Vihleo. ,,f ' nmr ,,or, of m*rkH l'" f In the Klnrida Slain llii-atn** .■ u ! a. .. — ;..i-.ri! mcuyaiitx to bill* which would prohibit ( *++*i n rf j * • ■ Ktmtlny mufning wil f t uliich will **«*iv«» I w vai» ii(iniiilinii i- min .if m> itflfiig r 1 . * v.nlrii- resulted strikes In public utilities. to her fathei, caught a 12 pound ms »late*. I’ rtiductlon has lo'cn thn cotnpaiiy'* ntn'ialniu- in it * t "in Hie, For.I ti n k tjetnc MJeHere la what President Truman has* nrar the ttsletn ttrldge. spurre,! hy war-tline demand* amt Jurk*<mvllln itffrnn, Dnm ■ IfMtl rtmtiv -N , -it til i tiller ted Uelltl.tme it. reromuiendi In field* other than ‘Hu At the time. Hr. Vihlen wa* ' fwu .(■' the hang-over or need Ihr riinipuny'* Aci-imittitir ttffiir. ,-l.l llWL.rt whi. I, ,tl,‘|ll|gnt to labor ^rxphijiir-ci wrre Illuvial from l.iihi’Inii.l In rowing a (mat In the river and [,,r |n'1 r rl* . iMv n on ttie h it Just ns Prank He asked that Congress take Kllen started playing wilh the )'»' price, at fri*Mn1-hlf^ itje Innilra- rttn'th. the Font truck driver, W»a V JackMinvillit. Kffectlvr .Inn Dr, Its Atlanta nffir?*, through which hon *»f littfbrr rfhlmi Ktnhilinjt _ pulling to Die left to t>as* a true. esrty action to continue the war tackle, accordin'- t„ her mother. I f*e,orT ** V f l 7 lOnR W nfl<|. the bOttkim- and a loign |>,trtii>ii I Ihr tihfiBniflnn nf ftolarv•prlncl- * tor Smith was reported lo have excise tax rate* for the next fiscal Jlcr father had taught hmr tn r n%t *!Vr*' wide rodlirtlon, plua increased r f nf film buying is dune, on* nl*.> lilft In i lif* Ittilivlilii i F« ! ts-rii goloa rather stow at the year. Under present taw, these tax quite expertly, *» she threw out flclrncy, wilt fotxa u» to take ^■*|M*rirnrr ami fn* Im^IhrAs Ilf* Dim- and t* a driver of 15 year* rates would expire next June SO. Ihe plug her father had. fastened hold of this mrketlng problem In lining rnnvrd In Jacksortvillv Thi, I'tifl (hr (t»’M*-f uM-t.i ,,f inte-rin , si* tie!!,,’ I., hnti.ing creunt He asked that the Senate ratify to the line. All at once the reel a for more Intelligent matin* r will remitt hi all rtf it* nmntivn i off ice* Iw in / hnUMal in tin Knirida spinning. Mr. Vihlen Iint in 1 i i*I,i tuji t* neace treaties for Italy, Bulgaria. started I'h-ntl’ V **f ttie ilrtirr ot ttu? red been attempted Thcattr- Building m Jm'* -nitvill■- I thou ha ever Tlte r.wle* Romania and Hungary — after thought she had snagged n log thus far. ' , i Jtul ' liter In,. not let heen anil turned th« onht around, only which building i* nwnn.1 t.i thn J tfir n | t| ««T fill thev are algned next month tn " n i,tv! tin i w , i. poiltyl Utai “ What » * are trying to do now, cumpany and ha* hnnn t> ,u..leli-,I ’ tn Hir.r* t to see the line rome swirling Part*. ' . ','|i|inl I.. ,ti , ,nl l,i it*, pi un,| wbnt we hope m »y be schiev- and air cmdlliniual ->■ a* *•> around the front of the boat. hi rliLtl.* ■ . . On the matter of atomic energy. - o* -I i p to •t * i ■•>«•* 1. da • «l. is to solve the problem b e ­ i fnrni*h nimifnltnhln% *|n;tt'* * I**' j Mis ««*■ Then Ellen reeled in and the fore it Itecome* crtticnl. If » * President Truman declared the ' te ti.,0 l»--ii iiia.1i- iit .jjoit* employee*. I 11)01 il United fltates want* "no monopoly huge has* jumped quite close t" tr- lain with it a' *rr,X. Also cffei*ll*n «• ,if IinI-i II H A PKOt’ LAMATION Iraurd anil Hllortly aftrr hr r n rlm l ihr iI*mhlucceed. everybody may lie ftappy 1BRuiv’N *i.* * for ourselves or for any group of the boat. Itlght then. Mr, Vihlen 1lullin' o! Ihr proli-'t.or the truck inni Iteeu taken | Garner unit M t . Tollny. !*>lh n. |*i*iwal h> |-ir*h1cnt T runwii Inr- mnit In Wu'hliiitaii .nations.” ' - * u took charge of operation* nnd mid priisperou*. I ilon'l think of I Lakeland, have Inriiiiltai, J llwir . nilnallik* the nml of hiwllltttn, of rUmAlIiiti offlrhlh Irttiiliialrw imotb or 4*1 virus* 1!" ',rk to 1i le­ aw in hy Hi! a 11 , wrecker. tiDWhelped haul in the f!*h. Y«lr (fir what may happen if we don’t -1 ;if ul.ifiF Once again Mr. Truman ha* uf 1m,' * v,,ts t- , m. a Chevroh-t truck driven ronncctlon* with Murid., *••>< « ,,,,,, M- „ „ „ ,u .s,rrr. many rrmulnln< ^artlinr iMiurn tkili l<» I’ lit* lirrl -*i't M-r \h',* to, t,u. Hi on Hie Micli * a-, by Walter When little Ellen got home *he succeed. asked Congress far a uni versa 1 Theater*, Im Mr Garner ha** lirlil | »y Ihr |*Ttkldrnl >ld her mother she «h* Had nail caught n "Thu* far, It t* apparent that served a* vlre president in chargn |b t j «g Hlatn James r. II?run* fa•* fl It'll.!'.lll|r to make flu! C niomas. negro, uhniiUly left training program, and for a mer­ told ( InlrnuMofiul S<iunil|iliiili»1 a| it-Uhiind* •"1 tU>-||4* to ttie toad «s ttu- dritcr tried ,t« ger o f the armed "force* The fish. a primary need In most state*, of theater uperallen* nf thn j lake lin unfair adViUiinEc.* nf Bifitil a amushup He was not ro“ Bring It. 4n. dear, amt shnw it President n td comprehensive leg­ company and Mr. Talley ha* err- | . , is the establishment of some *y»oinrrR. not J<» i>bUgut«* orif i wB rstrii-d a,-. Injuretl but wtu arretted islation on housing U urgently to ma“ said Mr*. Vihlfn. ved a* treasurer since thn cum - 1 needed. * mote to Rotnrinn* Hwn to other*, for |,vk!e.vi dttilng ami driving "I can’t Mama, ll’a ton heavy". tem o f makeUng cenle’n where pany wa* oiganlteil - ...... Irn |MorC’liaills T() Hold Bilik* Colk'iijt* Holds j ami |o procthv the Golden Rule with faulty brakes, according to 4 A .« a* Jhe ha** wa* producer* may dl*pl*e of their year* » k «». ror «omr iifirrn fent* f . , . He took note of the prospect o f Ellen retorted. P rayer ( ’oiift*mu*e W A Kailer Htinoutineil a tay- tk-muy Ctiartes Reck wha made prior tn iBat tint* hry hml, Ml * disagreement between’ hi* demo, weighed and tlppeit the wale* crop* o f every kind and character ■U, . , 1 TJtftCtlOII A t MvClIIIK 1 man's Item tt ,il (lie H (till I ttu- arrest . jtis truck was "■V\■ ________ cratie Administration and the Re at 12 pound*, said Mrs. Vihlen. —and ..where thoae commodities mihdtiintianv lie pAtM [nhIIIb i i j 'nie 50 tiny evangelistic and ( Churvli Vroton, lih-lm!,-,i t irraijl taken away by tlte wrecker. publican Congress. Of this, he said They live at the Frank Wolfcr may l>e asictntried In volumes suit­ with E. J. Rnsrk* when tw *nm e. 71lP Sanford Merotiants Av-oprayer confcrenro now in rcfilon Frierson of I V iand and rt W "Men who differ can still work place on Rrminole Drive. Kllen able for commercial movement. theatcra'_ were operatedn» a j elation will hoUl Its annual meet|,w ftn(i nlia-tlon o f officers at Utr at PeUow.slilp College, ttanford j Whttdey Of I iingWsHKl These . assembly-point* may be Hpark* Circuit. ^ O A UNITED STATES together for the common good.” ■ I* in the first grad? at South Side j nssemb'ed In volumes suitable • __ , Chamber o f Commerce Building at Naval Air Rase, will continue B|»eer presided. tv \SIIINGTDN, Jan «, (J )— President Truman dosed his Primary School. for commercial movement. Theae 7.00 p M on Jan. B. Dinner will through this si-rk with Kvitugrllst Hie I fulled Stales ealte,l Ic ily state o f the union message on a a ■ s e m 1>I y •point* may be Garden Club Will fur an etui to Soviet military I*-served by Mm Oatchel and the l*erry lln<K| condut-tlng ttw* ret- ILocal Author’s Book solemn note. Said the President: v» etiarge will b? IIJ » per i»mon operated publicly , or • privately. t i u r u x . i l v . i i i u r urrul o f the Matirburiatt purl uf viced “ H we can work In a spirit of The essential thing Is to tee to S p O r i H O r F lO W 'e r All reservations must be In by sKIs-clat mu.de. Uitli m-ftl shd Ptihlislu'd In Holland 11* Hell understanding and mutual rewoect, Lieut John McMahon It that the producer’* Interest* liutnuiu-ntal, may tie heard at llie we can fulfill this solemn o b lig e . Graduates l£rom 0CS are safeguarded and that outlet* AiTanaremenl. HaUjjiSu liS J ™ .a,!d ilett Sarkett. Satiford autimr. regular service held raoti evening . , . Hon which rest* upon us. May the are provided fop hla offering*— , , .. , .. key emptoyet are urged lo attend st 7:3d and Buiutsy at 3 ill P M reported il,a( |,a- ts'ct, I*wd strengthen us ltV'faSr faith. Untler the sponsorship o f. the Veteruns Service 'Second Lieut. John W. Mc­ whether those offering* *r* Maple T7ie college extrn,l* a wnletunr I not If ie,l that In- Junior Literacy May he glee us wisdom to lead Mahon, son o f Mr*. S. S. Gardner crop*, grain*, forage, vegetable*, Sanford Garden Club, Mr*. Belle .tim id novel, ".I.rrleape Tr,*i,Any veteran tn need of aery. lo (lie public to attend all meet. the prop!* o f the world In the o f Luke Monroe, graduated from livestock, poultry or other lltth*. Ochiltree o f Miami Bench, well Ice (free of cltargV) In any of j ,LI I**- broiigid uni a, — osNJCW |*AJlTOH in«*( waya of peace." j ilullaiiil m n Dolcli language isli Officer* Candidate School at the 1 hope that through study and con­ known authority on flower ar­ Die following eutegurles t* re■ tlon quested to visit the office of IhdoetrinaDon DlvUlon, A ir Train, ference* to fait held In the next lew rangement* will conduct a school The Rev. Joe C. Cress lias ar­ JOIII,(Ms UM.NP.mrt _ tng Command, in Ban Antolo, week* *omt 4*f|nAt* headway on flower arrangements and flow ­ tlte responsible agencies tilted “ llurricanp Ireasure" is the rived from Jacksonville to take stor-' <4 th,< adventures of J,*d below: Tegaa. In c*remn Mee at Uie Po»t will be made on thle vtul matter. er hate, stressing the u*o o f na­ Unemployment crmpenxntlnn over his duties aa pastor of the T.B. Sanitorlum Will Chapel m Jan 4. "The competition offered our tive material*. Strong os tie seek* to unravel thn Coordinator — K, II. Carter The clasne* will liegin at 2:00 Church of c o d at Elm Avenue and . pay men.* in rtrmimt'l County due. mysterv -;f "In inn Ke> " Written farmer* by producer* oulrids our National Rank Build­ A veteran o f 22 month* In the Ing the wrek ending Dec. 2H Be Dedicated Jan. 24 European Theatre o f Operation*, own border* 1* net a new problem, P. M. on Jan. El and will roulln'ie East Twenty-fifth Street. He a u c -' amountcil lo g 184.041 uml were agninst tin- eiiuirfjil liaekr-rutmd Atlantic ing. 1 Employment — u, U. Ktubut It Is an Important one* Our fhroueh Jan. It. The first ela** reeds the Rev. W. C. Holcomb who of tile lower Kvercitides and JACKSONVILLE. Jan. S -O P > - L*eut McMahon was sergeant- Island and mainland neighbor* to will con»t*i of Instrurtlnns in has been assigned to district work. made lo 14 person*. 0 men and i Ilorida Hay, the lory eivrv niiieli pioymrnt HervIce. lid North H womsti, Carl It. rtmilh, eliairmajor o f an Infantry and General Tha Rut* o f Florida wilt dedicate the houlhward helped very mater- quick trick* and abort cut* in A quarterly conference will be Park Avenue. information about the little known a new 200-hmt toherrulwl* sant- Hospital, He ha* the KTO ribbon, tally in winning World War II, We tlte art o f unusual arrangement*. tieId tonight at trie church. Rev. man of the Elirida Industrial mahogany indutlry in south F lor­ VoraUonal Training and M s four Ilronte Star* and the Occupa­ Commission reported today. tnrium Jan, 24. The ceremony was On hjnndav evening color film* Drew* and Mr*. Crew* have six cation — T. W. lawton. court ida. may expect them to look to our tion Ribbon. He was a »taff Total payment* throughout the V*. . announced today hy tho Stats llnute. markets with Increaalng Interest. o f flow er arrangement.: will tie children, »nd their origin*! home state, were 147,IHK. amt were T'nberculoilft Hoard In Jacksons sergeant at the time he entered Aa It affecU Florida, hi* will *hown. Also a group of debut­ 1* Waycrros. Os. legal AaslstatK-e, ttoeptUQeaOC8. made lu .1,107 people of whom Title. TO VISIT SCHOOL lion and Htat« Retrice Officer mean that we can expect to face ante* will model hat* made from 1,000 were men and 1,237 were U n t McMahon WA* one of 27 continued strong competition In fresh Mo worn Th* new hospital (a located — Contact through Ml;s ftaru l» n Hammund, pri­ at Marianna «n lAd-arr* site. men to receive gold bark from Oh Tuesdev mnmlnr at HJ;«l Boyle, County Bervioe VHTPRANH AID the sale of a number of odr im­ mary schpol -.peetallst t»f the Tlic grobnda, bulbltng and erptlo- (he AAF Administrative ,OCS at a class o f Instruction will he given Twkacri Building. BOARD TO MEFT State Drpartmrni o f Kdtlcatiut-. raent wers acquired from the the Indoctrination Division after portant crops. I hope that thle on church and afternnon lawn Tom Diet), assistant to the Home Service Assistance to The Seminole Obunty Board of will visit schnols o f thd county . federal gorernment without cost four modthe of IntenfHre training. may be tempered to some extent lrtv arrangements. A t 1 :'10 State Sendee Offtcerv_wj|l h j at Servicemen, ex-Scrriceaan and following Inactivation of the - He studied such cour*e« - a* hy rt*!*g wage-level* h r the Is­ . If. Instruction* covering mThla- (he office o f C F. B/^yle, Remi- Commissioner* will m?*^ at 10:00 on Ti^rsday end Friday. She their Dependents — American admlnlriratlon, auppty, m illury land* and Utin-American land*. lure flow er . novelties, including nn]l County service officer, on o'clock at trie Court House Tues­ will *<i<1*' in improvlin- the lt| Marianna Army Air Base. Red Orou, Lakefronl Boulevard. Uw, tnteU'gcnee, ot^aiUxntlon and Our efficiency of operation* and hat* and corsages will !■? given. Wednc*,lsy at from 9:00 A. M. day morning. A chairman will be ■truetlonal program, wilh siwclftl Veterans Admlniitratlon — personnel, military coartacy. drlHa proximity lo market* must also Ticket* for the classes can he until 4 P. M. to discuss veteran* circled, and 11 C. Dodd, recently imphati* on rrndliuf, according,!*• George S. Anderson, SherifUa contract with the and eeramoatea, and vole# corns bear a lot of tfaa load tn meeting secured a t the Sanford FUrnlturu benefit* with any person in- * elected commissioner, will attend Mis* Kuth Hand, cv unty educa­ Office every Tueoday. ----------------------------------- - Ma t w, a ik _ - 5 hla tint meeting tion supervisor. • terroted. said Mr. EoyU. 8taro. ? Lefllcr Talks To Rotarians On j Code Of Ethics Theater Chain Announces News Of Consolidation c 9 Z\’r P r �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA pH. ftILSPY TO SPEAK painted In peace lime-color*. • Labor Discussion fhe Sanford Herald All the furnishing* here been removed from the drtwine room except tome of the Doomera- own WASHINGTON LETTER By JANE EADS pnrt o f Inbor unions is n meoAurc which will comninnn IW ABH IN OTO N -on-They were much support in the new Congress. Apparently Industry bed* and b a m m out of wide operations by such corporations as Genera! Motors moving the teventh floor of the WaldorP General Klectric nnd Republic Steel are not to he restrict1 Astoria hotel In' New York end lO t liS II I- "*»•** id V iM •r,M * •,*!»* u •mule* I*. Ike ,1 alt 4* a I , It *e • I •• • eat • awllbaro U l» H t t W * m ■MlrtM fcereta MONDAY. JAN. ». »>«? [BLR 7KKHP. fOK TODAY THERE 1R A MtOltTY g W t j S FORCE IN "ARMONIOUH [y i n o w r n i o o d a n d m a n onesty and T .u m i , t o ARD T7IKM OIVE US rO W W »nfc»* y«ur »,n* onf W i ire gl»d to see Superintend It Lawton back In hi* office *f Ir A long lllnea*. . R e c o n d itio n e d months of 1946 more automobile* were produced thin during the fcrtir* first alx month* nt the year And thU. In spite nf the coal Ltrike. Wtvlelv crol the Industry ttiopver jpurtdrxgi thourond e*r*. r F^tmpr OPA Director Ctvraler R/iwIes calls upon all Democtal* of whatever politic*! belief ex­ cluding only the OommunUu. to Activities \ - Ridges, Flemings (Jive • Goorantged to wrhg two to Ihrte yto r* with averago use without refilling! • Dries instantly as if writes! • Writes smobfhty on any kind of paper or material! •• W ill make six or eight clear carbon copied . . • Dependable - reliable — for office use or school students! . • Tremendous production makes this low price possible! , , ' • You can'f afford to beyrithout one at this pricel BETTER FOUNTAIN FIN - BETTER M than • c 1 C R a m 1 ! ready FLEXEE Mrs J. P- Cullen president ot the south*tdc P, T A. announced today that the regular monthly meeting of live P.T. A. will bo Itr’.d on Wed of this month at 3 oo P M *lUi the board meeting be­ ing held *1 1:JO P. M. ( ’hnrlcH Carlson Is Honored On Itirtlulify Mr and Mr*. Charles Carlson | entertained on New Years day at , their tmnve honoring thetr son. j CRarltsi. Jr., on Ills third birthday, j ’n »- children's table was centered with a intnlslure Christmas tree • Friend* will he clad to team mid pie litrtliday cake which. •** A Hint Mr*. Date Jr. I* l*n ilesvn-atist III blue - and white fiii.vtnc af'ei hsviti.' tven ill an I d e lir io u s Itliol chlrkrn dinner was -ngltned to the home nf hrr mu veivwt amt many ittlta were ie> . ,tt . M i m id M i . .1 I I . T r i i l m '. n-lvrsl M Itie llonoi Kiinat .in M iic m d in V ie n n e Mrs. Ilnlidt l.yman-left today for her home in llindrnton' nfto| spemling nhont III days With her M-.ieids Mr. and ’ Mrs. \V. ' I, Harvey. cia Ratlgan won Uie drawing con­ FrtnuL of Mrs Itvslpli l* a " will test priaw. regret to learn that she umh-rThose invited to be VIth Minim weivl an operalloiv livday at the were OreteJien Klrchhoff. Donna Orange Memorial Hospital In Orend large tray* htld liny ribbon witle, Carolyn Hiueon. Jackie Metendvlchra, candle*. *,HiellrrTs and Ada Ailanv*. IVtv BLsbee ,MLvv Alice Marie Blackburn of Maryville. Tenn left today for her About 30 givesIs rolled during tlve Ann Dunn. Jane DavU. Nell Buie, home alter apenrllng Uie holidays orenkvg. Ann Whitaker and Connie Ludwig wlUi her cousin Mlos Grace M.ul" fltlneclplvrr. I€e-Frefc Antarctica 2:U*t |*. M. .Ian. lit— A class nn.»l|ort cuts and <|nick ■ On Sale Tuesday Only 9 a.m. k Nowaday*, too many of , art more InUreatcd tn * parties and cocktail drink­ To 6 p.m. ,4.98 - 5.98- 6.98 - All Wool ■ _ AR,B R A I 8 B D , - DI VI DBD, BBAUTIFIBD ...w U n y o u o r o f it t M t o o FWoelro k o . O v i M * rollaciton Includtv vfylw* lor Junior, Avtrog*, lull BosotSeti figudHi Bondeoux ood IdoO lk*a «*yW* ikert «**.»»* *♦ and delmtnnte. modeling lints made front frr«h William Calchlngs of MtOvmb Mlw. has heeti Ute gue«t of Oulda Carlton for the holiday* He L\ a student In Southwer-t Junior CM|lege MKs. flowers. |n nil A. Til* rxynent you *et Jantiin “ Moc-S»ni“ Spring. Stripe lop, NEW COMFORT you rerognhethefr Iruly authentic dr.ipn. favorite Flasew* Girdlwt. Yob'II notke Ihoi iho fobrk* faOwUtMmdiUv^tfnt. Skillfully » -------, is kultt of nn« IratHrn tflkt mean Ip much S*lf- Bell. fino ond duroblej iho wortmvanthlp a d#ll«M lo Iho ftnhdlovt. Nationally Atfvertla^l.1 Grey wflh Lima Lime with Brown Vobt COfTriftCkd. drop h odr ator* today IONO UK* MAlt *1.S0 • vv.vo • ** , m . iif « . r*r ol JihkM -Moc-lvta.* f r o m * i« * u » , **.♦ * w » ia * » • to apprarance ind wowr.-Akc-Ikm" give youth€M«»#octionyou1i »lw»y« demind. BAN0IAUX: $1 - $1 JO • $2.00 nnd 1 :;i*» I*. M.— Minnlnic flower novelties, ineludntg lint*. cuntngcs, etc Tickets for nil sessions— 1.60 enoh Sepnrate classes—'6 0c each Ticket* oil sale at Sanford Furniture Corner I’nhnetto Avenue nnd Mr*t f Sponsored Ity ** Lieut. James Carter left, last I week for lon g Island. N Y. and •Her visiting for a few days re­ turned lo n . Bill. Okln where |ir lx stationed. Conducted l»v Mrs. Kelle Ocliil' Tarry Towalg—th* hlg hath tlie you want—in whltp, white with bor­ ders, color*! fi t Jame* A. Kirby. Ray Fbx. James Ingley. Jolin Belyett and O. D. lan d res* have left for Autainv University in Alabama to resume their atudlea. '* . Malcolm MacNetll and Waydr Rucker left today to resume Utelr studies at Btetaon U nlvm lly after visiting thetr parent* over Uve holiday*. Jacquard W o rm Long Slooro PulloreiV \ • AIL Color* Slxe* 34 to 40 • All Wool AH*Wool Blanktli 72” x 9<V” 14*/4 D»*. pore wool! 5-year guarantee to reaiat ker U Uve to return 1 m otlu ! • Melon with Brown Slat* 10 to 14 Mnt; Belle Ochlltrae will giv. i m k of l^ u r e .a t the Totiriat. Center Jan. 18-14 on flower asusass» .'g !‘,“ a%r.0,cKhUve All Popular Vattetles — NOTICE— Ir.e will conduel cl.iM . on*: Unuaual Flower Ai ROY JOHNSpN’S . . GRILL m~ S#tV«*-' ‘.Tourist Center, January 18th is A 14th ord Garden Club. r. Q .Q f Croton not in hindrome deaigni; *un-fa»t, tub* fast, pre»hrunk herring' bone and twill 9fl«yd. imenta end Flow* n. 13-14. Sponaoret Rayona and Jeraeya in fovely new color! and deaignai Pick yoot pat* tern here! 1-49 yd. PAPER DRAPES DRESSER SCARFS Handsome, flnmi'-resistant plasticized _ prints! Vanity nda of cream luce with laco LINEN TOWELING KITCHEN TOWELING A buy In pure nil-linen crash 17” wide! Of cheerful fast-color printed cotton! Walter B-al left yesterday for NOW Pritcillat, charming amt full; 6“ headed ruf» lie*; dotted and figured inarquiKtte! 3Q R R O S E B U SH E S and Printod N il' Tabl# Clothi *n bright faat-eolnr print*! 54” x 54” . 1.59 S4* t ?I*.................. 2.19 Another Lar^e Shipment Or. and Mr* H. W. Rucker left I Sunday to...aq«vd the annual meeting of the D m lr*! DUtriot Onc« you try them, yoo dReovw Jerfiwn** Solid Skirt, Novelty M. .Inn. 1*4— Dtseussiou of church afternoon lawn pnrty arrangements. flhldey flmllh'ha* left for Tallahaster where *he ‘ 1* attending Florida Slate. College for Wooten after spending the holld*y* wlUi her parenla. . One of tbo famoua “ Hohbiek” , frocka for tricks in flower iiminKPinent*. H:iin I*. M.— Co|on*»l film* *if unUHiml arrangements Roby lAlng retunieil Friday night from Belle Olade where he ha* been for Uie post week. He and Mrs Uilng plan to leave toI day lo return to Iloilo Olade. of An olenno, ->i >I Times Monday! IHISI lITTtl LADIES staged a dlshatillle deraonitratlon In New York to Impress upon everyone In general Ihfc necessity for rjlnpcr conservation. It seem* thcrc'i been a bit of a shortage in ihrec-comercd pant* and Utile Judy Werner. IS months, Florence Dennett, IS months, snd F.lls# Rubin, 13 months, are fearful ihsl they'll have to wear old potato sack J or leopard skin diaper* like those above. . (International) , , Sixteenth Street Tlve Moye liome I was attractively decorated with »r- | rangemmU of camellia* In shades i of rose. Tire dining table was cover- | ed witli a linen cloth amt In the Alkens, Tcrwilli«:erH, center was a miniature garden gate through which tiny old-fashioned S'nnlry Hockey mol r rmix Vihlenh Entertain glrla were entering. The arrange­ Mrlsrh. J' Irfi yntrr.lay foi ment was surrounded wtlh cam­ Fork Union Military \raih-in? ellias and greenery. after spending the holidays with Bachgueat was given a miniature their respective nareitt*. old-faaliloned girt as a favor nnd Mr and Mt* Muse Wmviark New Yearn JCve ^wlth " » | after dinner games were enjoyed. ‘ “ ‘ “ Ada Adams was awarded the prise liave returned from Paducah, Ky. visiting Mia Womack • Elliott Avenue. for the Treasure Runt and Caro­ alter h>r a lyn Hudson drew the lucky- 13 nvnilvcr. Mrs Cecil H«-d number. Donna Wltje and Patri­ short while Price Smasher you over got tha fctllng U>»t hay# more than your ahar* ilsfortunroT Do you aomaUmm —%V \\\ x 4 V ^ J\p \\\ Mr* David Meyer, better known as Wendy Barrie, will M>e.vk m iv WlyflO on Turoilay morning at 11:30 A M live program will he In Uve form nf an lijlervlew with Dorothy lsvckhaft In charge Mr Meyer with her husband b> at prevent a *ue*t of the Mayfair Inn In Sanford. MLvt Mary Molt has returned lo Tampa "Her sivetallng a short time with Mr. and Mrs. R A. King and taking* pari,.* hi the KlmfBlocker nuptials. . . * ^ innocence I Adults— 40c Children— 14c (Inc. Tnx) 12:45 P. M. Daily DARK IK PROGRAM MUs Mary Harbour arrived Sat­ urday from Atlanta. Oa. to visit Miss Miriam Move was honored j Mrs Fraoctienn Keener for * few on Thtfnvday night with a dinner day* Tliev plan la return to col­ pnrty i trrn by hrr mottver Mr* ; J M. Moye at their home It» W-st , lege together. must lie prepared to defend. oUta. -Iho right of American rmnUis to propagate their . . S ta rllin g ilo ry ol a man who doubted hi* own NOTICE Mrs. Ca-vuuuk* flchulU hat moved her reaidflftk lo live Imngley Apartment* at fill Park Ave. Miriam Moye Honored -W ith Dinner Parly % 1 , Mr. and Mr*. James P. Ridge and Mr. and Mr*. W. O. Fleming entertained for friend* on New J Year* Eve at the Ridge home at 457 EUiott Avenue. Oueata were Invited to 'ca ll between the hour* of 7:00 and 10:00 oUock. Lovely arrangement* of mixed spring flower* were plant! about the room* and colored balloons were strung werom the chandelier* and doorways lending a fsatire air to tlte odsaalon. In the dining 3 rw Ttr“ Are there any Ice-frco atretch ed by hot springs? The Byrd c* planes may find aonte, basing It* coni British find of a hot geyser tarctica. and on the lonR-known Ml. Erebua, on the way to Little If there were any ice-frec V i mir www *»••*■'• *«»■■■■ --4 Uve omnUy'a sick, tha young, apring*, Ihe South Polar contlnei bg old. th* tnjurod. had a stronf its niincrnl resources utilized. In local appeal to Ute femlnlna find it f t new aren to dcvelop- 3 , I S * ? *t Uie Parish IIoum* at 1:00 P. M. Earl Jeter left yesterday for Th» board nveellng of Uve Han­ Oalnovllie to resume hts studies ford Womans Club will meet at at the University of Florida. 10:00 A. M. at Uve club house. Ned Smith h i* ' lett for Chicago The Daughters of Weslev of the to visit the JfljrnUurc Mart, .lie First Methodist Church will have will be gone at*** a week. Uveir business anil M*ciai meeting •t Ihe home of Mr*. .Chester Twentieth Mr, and* Mr*. Frank Hhamc* aru Street at H:00 I’, M while embroidered flolh and In vLdllng In Miami for a lew day*. H. V. Cole's group av hoslease,. the center wo* A allved bowl hold­ They plsn to return to Hanford on , ing a low arrangement of the mix­ Tuesday. ed flower*. Rod and white candles R vl and Mr* H 8 ParrUlt. Jr. Regular luncheon nnd progrnm In *Uver holder* flanked Uie eenmeeting of the Womans Club will terplroe and arrangement* of the are arriving this week' from Jit. $ be held nt 13:30 at Uie club'house. flowers were aleo on the buffet Simons, Oa. to vblt Mr. nnd Mrs. The guest speaker will be Mr*. and serving labje. Canapes, olive*, K F.- Lane. Edna O. Fuller wlw» will have a» appetiser*, salted nuts and candle*, her subject -Department of Legis­ were arranged on crystal tray* on i Allan W aIIacc nnd Henry Car­ roll have returned to Hanford af­ lation. FT*WC,“ Tim »ponsor for the dining table. * ter spending the weekend In Or * Ihe meeting .will be Mr* O. ,P Those asalaUng In serving were angeburg 8. C. Herndon, prealdent. atvd ho*te**e* Mr*. Tom Bolt. Mr*. Hugh WiveI- 1 Ire Mr* F. E Ilolb. Mr*. J. W. cliel, Mrs. Roby Lain*. Mr*. Itoy After apmdlng the holidays with Halt. Mr*. L. A. Pivlmer. Mr*. C. Williams. Mr*. Roy Holler. Mr*, i his parents A. U Myer*. Jr left L Redding simI Mr*. France* E. Algernon 8|ieer. Mr* Andrew Oar- i Wednesday for Atlanta where he Bols nvwsy. Mr*. Joe McLwh. Mr*. Roy j la attending Emnry University. Regular monthly meeting of Uve Reed. Mr*. Orace Cray. Mr* H am -1 % louthsldc P. T. A .' meets at 3:00, llton Rlabre, Mrs. Julius DtngftldAt Doudnrv ha* left' f«r the ^ F. M and the board meet* at 1:30 er and Mra. John Ivey. tfnivrniity o f (icmgin in Athr'i* o'clock. ' Abo assisting were Joe MrUeh. uftrr .(living with hi- p»rrn' . .The bcNvrtl of Pie- Hfvofortj Oar' ‘ John Ivey. Rupert Strickland. over the hoildayit. din Clup. wfll meet;«( 10:00 A. M. Hugh Wtielchel, Bnirr Roll An­ It the Tourist Center. Miss AvI* Stenslrum hn» ie drew Can-away and Oeorge A. lUrneil tn 'Winter llnvrn nfter sticndinc n short time w ith .h n slater Mi>. K. S. Hockey. , romance in nnner *. Iline. neronlliiK to KnljJ recent hrondenst over CBS from New \ "rk; admitteti to lieitiR olrl-fnshitiik'fj about «nnu „ f Which i* he r preference for h « nJ"J t of the Invention which Snnttiel I^rblu m BY Personal i ». TUESDAY alw ays vienthin*I** »r^n«chi"ne for venrilnK newspiipors ts. You simply put In u nickel ami oiit pnP* itc paper, with chanKe if necetumry ihti* 250 •papers tint! one publisher .noted ! o away with 16,000 people lured 1 ...... .. ir n«. mnehine proved satisfactory Social And Starts Tuesday For 2 Days! Social Calendar New Ycars Evc PartyJ P PINCH M a c h in e H Leonard llarkee Opt o * ft rlet S e it mined—tilt tree I 293 A. Orange Arm IyUndo, Fl«rMe Pnone 4M 7 fitT Y l-n tir PACKAGE S T O R R M.M M BlOb. « L I CARRY ANTI- O r Dr P I A N O S {laulan icons fnd object* d'ert (rwn ^ y nation*, -jf>, ,» m of the big room ere p,|ni« i * restful pete green. C m (rrlni mom u e specially de­ ^ K„rd table of blonde mahogany, M)rt of doughnut-shaped. The cen,f f UTI| nf the table 1* built up with tropical plant* rolled -croton ■ which bear brilliant foliage. . — ---------------- ■— ------ -------, , . jj. , , moving In detkt, twlvel chair*, -On the face o f it, this is discriminatory legislation water coder* and »pit toon*, Mra. fUdiard lUrkneM. member favoritiK InrKC business as much as the W agner act i; charged with favoring labor. It would not he strange i of a group that Informally 'cased" the new quartern of the aecreUrtate this caused discontent nnd stirred up unrest instead M of the Council of Foreign Mint*allaying It. Before Congress passes any such restncUon ter*, 1* vice chairman fit the Washit should be widely discussed. ' • , . . , Ingtnn branch of the Committee In fact, nil the proposed labor legislation should hi for Imating Peace She gave her A d v a n t a g e s Off fflfc h thoroughly discussed. The public as a whole is conrornei committee member* a detailed fluV M w W a M ia t j t i a i l i y ▼ fW In IIIT B just as deeply as either labor unions or employers. Idle In when the got back home. flhe told how oeventy room* . «b v a r f f i v r ness and unrcut nffects every citizen in the remotes were cleared out for the »U ffi of W. V. B T m tfO legions o f the country. . „ ...... ...............tf the repreoenUve govern­ four J n th is dlucURflion e v e r y c ment* All hid furnishing* of the There is a dl»Une( arfvdntare mnsitler the provision* » f proposed law same quality. in discrimination. V i t a m i n * intelligence nnd knowledge at the ;li*p<wnl o f an. fn each rulte four-button switch­ cover a wide field and serve a, boards hook up to the telephone nnd without partisan bitternew. Principle* »Jinulcl variety of needa; room. where half-a-hun4*d aldfTcd, nnd the probable effect* o f new litw s -1 It ir wise therefore, to turn operators got connection* with the expert rr.unael In the porehahr would like it if he wore the employer. And how outside.1 *nd ronvumptlon of these magi­ like It. bflnif on the outside. j •There «a* a special red button cal little capsule*. Then let every group make it* conclusion*^k to push If occupant* wanted the Rrsponaftle pharmaceutical it* Ecnntom nnd Representatives. \Nhat * a repret security office-1HP*, flute Defirms spend endle** time and money in research. In establish parmetvt men or Marine guards, jroverniiient for? log the source, the method ol the latter chosen for their battle extrsetlod. and the prepAratlo. record* during ihe war. The RueC la s h in g C a n d id a te s nf Vitamin*. Rtana brought their own security The question remain*: frha prnol* with them .1 Vitamin, or VlUmln*, hov Those *praklni RusaU n. or mueh. how often? Expert ad wanting to confer with member* rlnlcA who would n*k nothing hctlcr thfiii •'» »J n . ” T ' of viee from vnur rlnetof or you the Russian »U ff. push * greetv Senator Taft and .Brlckcr. The politician* *ny that on > button. The operator answering trusted d r u g g l a t is al*r*r one should run. a* two candidate* from the nom* bt.ttc the sign*! apeak* RnwUn. The French have an amber but­ This la th* I (fat of a a*rl*» ton trd the EnglUh *nJ Americana Fi'itnrlal Advertisement* i Democrat* presented both Speaker SamuelI J. [ta 1 1 pealing In thlx D»P«r e*ch Mi* •vnd Gen. Winfield S. Hancock, l>ut the eonflict o f rand day. * ■"» thetr- conference* In the rlegsni dneie* <1id not keep Hancock from KcttinR Jhc and spacious drawing room or Uw« lion In 18RK the Republican* named |«enjaniin llarri• top floor Waldorf Tower* *partof Indiana, though Judge Walter H >11 ■nvent occupied by lAldus Bootper. stnte hail strong support in. the convention. Altu »» chairman of. the Waldorf-A*tor1* Grover C lm la n d , a . New Ytwker. wan t.= l for »h board. . ' Mr*. Horknes* **7* U>U room Is pretty Impressive. You go through * hallway to the dr»wing m n n ’ H e x p e r ie n c e . T h is Inolli. Which W « oy » Ire: king S^ W O R R Y with Muign picture window* om , ii U oiih in th e 'HU1* wits three »ldea. iI lira n ts fr o n t h is * tu tc, 'INSURANCEFrom one you get an expansive Imvo-buuh the memory view of New-York harbor. Froth— A Regular Ad , i jniHt’il Knnntoi'-elert another you look out ovrr the irily to Seimtor Taft, Hudson River Front the third you the Ksst River, where bitw apaoer he were lo hope llml allmtwe tered wartime ships are beinx re- N ew sh oyn PAGE THREE THE SAREOftb HERALD, SAISfUftD, FLORIDA M ONDAY, JAN . 6, 1944 MONDAY, JAN. 1 3 * rd. RUBBER APRONS . KNITTED WORSTED Water proof, ideal for kitchen uxol 100!te virgin wool |n white and lovely si 1n few* 9 . . _ .. - - » colors! l Beacon Dalrie* Ice Cream Tourist Center, Jan. by Sanford Garden .a.iff* . a �4 ----------------- ......... . ..... ---------------------------- ' ------ : v 1- - F* ■ 7 ' i. ;■ ■ ■• •V '• "r***■ ; ' ■• - •- ' • jt " ----„■ T i. - s w Need a LAXATIVE THE MUSIC BOX IIn « M oved In to 119 (B u ild in g mm. a .W e s t N ew Rtnl^harrkt L o c a tio n F ir s t S t r e e t F o r m e r ly O c c u p ie d : A t . By E c h o ls *H ri B e d d in j? a n d F u r n it u r e C o .)O w ned ■I E a it d M an aged By M r . a d M r « . F . C . W in n , J r . m i W E IN V IT E Y O U N E W TO V IS IT U S A T O U R L O C A T IO N Men, Women Over 40 Don’t Be Weak, Old Feel Peppy, Years Younger T.k.tMrU <-ml.ln. Inal, often m M iflM PIPES MUFFLERS AND TAIL In (h tn iT w rilM i UpLai pappy, wmc * f. m » » Atin ir.n li.o .U .p iln II I , ra lrb w , t'or M b at .U d ( u , atj Chevrolet - Ford Plymouth * Dodge FLOOR MATS Y A L E au - t j I a l w m l . i U M U , b a r . i w l . r i >"« baa. IU drlifNlaa — a t h m a w y l a i t S A F E T Y Relief At Last D E L U X E T H tE S a n d T U B E S PASSENGER CAR AND TRUCK SIZES sffloldon Mima promptly tt goee right to the aeat ol trouble to help loosen and axpei germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to aooths and heal raw. tioder, ln- OUTSIDE CARRIERS FOR AUTOMOBILES ALUMA — CRAFT BOATS SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP COURT HOUSE CORNER * PHONE 37 flamed bronchial roucoua mam* branea, Tell your drugglag to m Q yoa a bottle of CrromuUloo rrromulxloo with the th* undemanding you mint Ilka the way Ik quickly allays the cough or JPU are to baya your money bade. CRE0MULSI0N # t for Couifif.Cbilt CoW»,gfoachiHa ' • GETTING UP NIGHTS?- Wise ih a r x p e r lly dry c lo t h e s n?w lin o w * ulw nys th a t c le a n e d pas* fo r clo th e * . DOWNTOWN CLEANERS . AND LAUNDRY 113 P alm illo Avenue ENTRIES r ir a , t t a r r — I'u lu r t lM I ij i U l t U I I g pv I M a r y O S h a w V an. 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W on by O na, f la il, o f lh a Ily a , J u a t P a u l, A h l* P a ll. / l i M lla t n n ia la la la H a ra l |j» > llo n . T r u l y l l y . i - a p ia m l t * x - n . C a a a ln a . It u r n l It lia , | | o i I 'lo lla r . I l l a r k l l l o r y , K u a la 11*11 T a a rh Legal Notice ruarr, 1(17. to cloaa a portion ul llo>n*»'<a>d Drlra aa abown on -lb* pin i t Loch Arbor, Crystal Lakta Aa T re a t O H kar A s D o m ic ilia r y E x r e u l or o f sab l i i t s t r U A K i.lt A T H D H N A I. A llu r n a v a f o r k i n u lo r IU ! 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B r m ln n lc C o u n IV , P ln r ld a , I h la I h r S ih rlay o f J n n - in t iii : c m c t f iT cm h it u p t iii : NINTH JUDICIAL CIIH.'I'IT IN AND p o ll HKMINOl.r: COUNTY, BTATK OP PlAiHIDA. IN CIIANCRIir, No. fa ll. Wit.VIA IJNQLEr A’Altll. P la ln lir r . va. pKiiu-v mum .pAitn. Irafandanr, Th a K la la o f P t o r ld a . if r a a iln g a To p i : m , K y O i l , K B P A t i l l w h n k C raatdmc* a n il a d d r a . a Is : M. iJO) P a r la y 41. p a rr. B ( .f M '„ ,„ 7 |h P f k - l, Horn f T i l l , Han P f a n i lr c o , C a lif o r n ia . Tort a ra h - r -l> v n o iif lr d In a l tilt fo r d lV o f c a h a s b a rn f ll- d y g a lu a i y o n in ib a r t r r u h . c o n n fo r Ha m l p u la C o u n t y . II'tn ' i w tld M sa . In C h a n c a r y . try IV t lm a M n d lr r P a r t Vm i a r a kylflrT ra o u lra d lo fll y n u r w r l l i a n a p p a a r a n r - w it h I h r C la r k o f aatd m r i r i In Ilia C o u n ty W** C o u r t H o u r , a l B a n fo rd . 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W e ls h WELSH TIRE SHtfP X nd « t a lc a n l.la g P ark — — Pkaa* I I I T lr a llr M u jO OFFICE SPACE in PlA Stair Bank. See Ur. Kilpatrick. I FURNISHED bedrooms for rent BOO Elm Avc FLOW KitH f o r n il o c c a iio n a MrNKILL A Y O S T , F L O R I S T C e lc a y A v e . ju a t o f f S l p e a . O f f i c e p h . 4 0 1 , r e s ilie n c e p h .' l l i O - R FOR SALE’ * Good 5 room huu*€ 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GALVANIZED r o o f i n g Phone Co. 4112. w it h h a t h in « | r u n n In ig W k t e r , e le e t y lc t l o v e , t e le p h o n e , H a c r e * a 7r THF.HM ELECTRIC HEAT­ ERS reduced from *Ki*!7 *o go od f a r m l a n d . C a n g iv e I m ­ 11,7.60. Two hutnrr electric li"t m e d ia t e p o s a g s s lo n . I ’lio tie ( a n i l i ­ p U tra . I n .40. I I . II. P o p e t y n :,fi:i a f t e r (> I ’ .S I. Inc. 3B.K6n.00; 1 /3 I’hnne 0168. hum e f n iit H F. Ph. HMI. on 2 ir r e v , FOR «AIA>: Small P"ny r"d.l!c. Motor, ~ Call 010(1, lUmilwV F o r'"* "1" E x rh T tn g e . V .' _ W ANTED : Waltresa, good P » y ahort hours—0 days a week. Apply Roy Johnson Grill, Mngnelia Ave. RELIABLE MAN with ccr to call on faerters in Semlnol# County. Wonderful opportunity. J|5 It *2(1 in a day. No experience or capital required. Pcrmsnent. Write today, SIcMESS COM­ mill*. PAN Y. Dept. A. Preejiort. Ill- nary. A D. 1*47.- M O D ERN 6 ro o m lo U , 1(1 h e a r i n g HELP W ANTED ARTICLES- FOR SALE U K O H U K «. W IT M P It l l. t r la iid IV. B p a n r a r A l t o r n r y fu r P l a i n t i f f . T i l t : H T A T I! IIP K L U IIID A T il; H V A 1- IIA lTH N . I f j I | i r y l l i f t A V I l N U K . C o a T J .A N D . N K W V U IIIl: A a w u r n b ill of y o m p la ln i lin v ln g h r a n f lt - d in I h r C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f„ V B r n iln iila C o u n t y , P ln r ld s . In C h a n c e r y a g a t n a l y o * by llu r 4 .1 1 - It. l u r u n f u r d lv u r c r . T I I K B K vs/atftri it W* War**, t'ountv Jvrlitf I ' l l K X K N n i m i - i b r r a f n r r If, .r u m m a n ,I y o u lo h r a n d n p p a a r b r io * * *sr N cm lim li* trinity, K lf t f liR j i t i tn n - a id C ittrrl ' r l l h r r In ji- r a / iu u f br nh ilaf of Frlirnt-ry, ist*y for w|»firstVMl u f R.xinf* a m t f(ir ‘ f in a l illa n l l u t i i c i C u u <n i’f / l i f . V .U " ' 7--‘u f P a lir u a f y . A D . I * i i . l l i c i w I V * r .torifp iii^K ifrnirir “Pr~tlnr-»yrnia •o f A t m uat Jftlvraipv*. i!rrpa*f*i1. **n a D a crrI'r o l ‘o n f a * » „ w ill tla lr*t rihtr Mf J i h t i i r i . 1*1? r n l r r a d a g n ln a l y o u . I.K M 1*1 I t lR H A N i: ThB a n fo r d lle r u h l I* hrt*t>) * K k g i i i f r i i tif i h r • 'P ia ir *f d r a l k n a l r t l » . 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J a n it u r j B - n t ln o Ir C o u n t y , F l o r id a H l h I. i l l 31f 1 It.U , frit I her ttU fp onv ’ r iA I M .A N D W H P B N C K I I . . of p|g<4*tli*» of in Ikh nt rjf Iiifiuflnr* Ij *t ih*» pnwiilrfK v f f lf a And thf* I r a n »* p n A iiln u v*»af n d tl H o ilr lt o r fo r p l a i n t i f f up <if* * J r h l»n« IB r a ll tuajr fi» m r I»*»*d ( h it 30 i l j i j N O T IF K NDTICi: in IIKIIKIIY 4IIVI-N; 1949. - jjir r . u, v w » l • FOR RENT | w ------------------- ” Y a RD UY V e n e t ia n FART OP MY home with kitchen ORANGES-GR A PKFRU1 T 3 , 3 2 .C 0 privileges. 301 X. 10th 8L bushel. K. W. Lord. Phone 788-W. IN C IlU lt T Op T IIK COUNTY J C H H i:. H K A I I N f il.K C I P l'N T V BTATK »>P IT .n il I DA. IN I ' l t n l l A T k : . !«• r r ih » i :» i h i *< m i A i ' o r i r r i i i h S A S K . iV i- M iP ii. T»r A L L . w i l l i l l n MAY* «’l »S’ -. « L IIN ;* .V o llf p I n h r r p b ) jr lv r n i l m i U p s h i pl It I* na fM* ltlr«t tie r flu st I r#-|ri*rl ««• I ? I # r t i i r l l #*f i If* # M il Ur »if A t iit u x l li|» v n t|P , ft effsii KI»|(; I It ll I p||r f l l tit tie r p M ltla tt fo r f ilia l itlfcrfiMrM** nrnl (h a t » h r w i l l «• |>|»ty to ilio I L . r i - a i® _ MEN— to learn DIESEL. N*« ■ uyr* open huge field In Indiiatritit find fanning cotitmoutiles. I(elinldi*, mi-chanfcslly in* • clined men with fair ciiucatio'i preferred. Training starts a* Home,' *will tiot^ inlevlefe - with your job. If you Orel qualified, write for free facta, iftlllllew Dle*el Training, But D, v/o Herald. CELERY BIXACIimtl paper end fi ROOM IIOUHE, l)J floor apacr. wire- Enough for d acre*, J B fi Iota. |4,fi00.00 rtth/ 1*. O. u u ie, m i B19-R . •; Box 1)62, Halford, Flo. EXCELLENT rarnittg opportiSI J1-AHOE LOT. dutlreWe'for bulUD flPARTAN all aliiiplmim trailer, j Hie* <in uutn l>t«ly A lender Ing, Park Ave., Clone In 790-W 3 frontthij qhl Naval Air Hae". | work, including wi'IdinJ, rbfsy Rev, Cha.1 . Qllltiorr, I pointing ami metal work, Eaiy FOR SALK, 5 room house, batli * | | y , « t r l U P n l , t . U - l o i » « J , « n o r o lld .. t/» learn now In ymir spare „ „ i» |..* * y o u r w ater— y « . e n d h a » s »nd gsrsgc. house newly painted TRAVLO house trailer. Clean, time. Chance fo r a good Jqjt Inside, price MAOOOO. HiU U a sleeps 4 Mrs DUhfip. Ai»t 5. Oil K s 'h m iT d * X V * 1M or o simp of your own._We''l tbvvjrablr h « n « - g r Oar ford Part Aver -------------------------show ynu how. llere’n one of llelghta. Immcxllata potitesslon. r.moo. d*» Hit. fr-^vHd hundreds <>Md. the most, profilhhle lirsnChe^ -if V Talirn'. -<ih Ib is tM *b lr S o h r m ade a W. R. Williams. Itcagor. 110 lOE CREAM cabinet, 3 hole, phone the big Auto business. G. t. ! o ,d u , n . of l« l,.r lH . r r » t . . _ * r j , t .b l« i . 1238-J. N. Park Ave. Phone 3130. Approvnl. Write today. Aut‘>^ Sw A H lp R lA jI b u lu n it . I I * r*H cd it . t.w .rt Crnfts Training. Ilox A c /o M lllm n i of m rn and wumrri b a y * I s k r n WrattngleHiMl FOR SALE; 3 story, 1 bad room REFRIOERATOR. Herald. , IS mien o d r n «»th ft tu IU . m approximately fl ru. ft First clasa house, good location. Owner condition. Call Oviedo 3803. REFRIGERATION and ® leaving town. Phone IMfl-W •“ AIR CONDITIONING ARTICLES WANTED FOR SALE: 7 room bungsktw with 6 GREAT NEED FOR MEN to re­ 3 baths, clow In. Phone B61-J pair * and install Refrigeration I'LL BUY ytnir car reaardlrsx nnd Air Conditioning equip­ o f age or condition. Boy Reel, FOR HALE; ment, Also excellent opport­ * rilAltLKH il HIUKKKVl 300 W. 2nd Nt. That I, tlKttBtlB M WITH Bit. •4 BEDROOM .7 tin and unities for men interested in Tns t«I nr. will a|,p}* to tha rtoard ..f • ounty r ' m t T c h - t * * fu ll M ird b o jU * of S w tm p . 1 tiosn, in good downtown loca- WANTED TO BUY or rent. 10 good going inlo own business. Train­ irotooilaatonaT* of Hamlnota I'oonI I , . , 1 today a l V « »' d ru ix to r*. . tlon. A thoroughly gtnwl house IV . Hlorlda. el II* m*atlng lo 4*1, ing will not Interfere wlih pre­ IN’ I N it ’ N T r J ltD U K H f f t l'H T . piano*, aluminum boat At motor. sod worth aaking price. B C M IN I il.C C O t 'N T V . k i^ii ii d a . sent Job. Previous eiperieitre Dr. Btarke. Fellowship Front, F . a l a l r o f H A N N A H 4*. W T r i ' l . T / . . MODERN APARTMENT buildnot necessary. G. I. Approver!. Sanford. Fla. i|4-i-p«tv*l ing, recently decorated, close In, Mechanically inclined men write * n (V rf(*H T O < T lK IIIT 4 H t n cuntelnlng 4 two bedroom apnrt fine details and _KREE^ T n A ll rp rw o iiA * l ln v in if I 'U t m * »»r 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies ments, pno completely famisheil IifiM M nd« AKA |t(«t X a M Iflratlon Chart Ti-i|L“ Vmu nnd Pkt'h of tmi a ff li^fplijl and availahle for immedio'c IIARV CHICKS 'Inst., Box tl c fa Herald. iMiilflwi' And r«*«|ulr*il In fii** 4*nv V H Y * r lf ln i* * a m l y « n , *»f APARTMENT HOUSES, 9 W O RK W ANTED Hanford X -C d Feed Stt .*e p j | h * r id )tm , in fi 1 hrtVf* a f t n lf i'l TWO m i r , t'lnxe In, with good income ami pa Id p it a I a in l l i f w fflfi* nf H« h » It IV . W A It i: I ’m iiib Ju d tv "f vnrnnrip* for Imtnriliaip pn»- FOR SALE: Very choice Ilotsteln. GENERAL contracting, print ing, A30T7T f i r m | fidlr* f. ti l Ii ( tiff I f f i ll roofing and cktneiitry repairing, Ouemsey, Arjfihlre and Jersey acsslon. l h * C o u r t |fnii»4* in H R iu o ril, Fl«»r* Guaranteed satisfaction, ,H. U. WELL PURNIKHKD fi ROOM dairy heifers, $39 00 each. Non idR . w it h in p i* h t r * | p n d * r m n n t li* Grogan, Phuna 7H1-J. house, In goml location, mwlertt related male free with 5 head. W flB iis r f r n m th n tlftim o f iii** f lr » i Bnl»* lie n t In n n f t h in n o f k * . E i r h r l a l m with garage, cloae to atnre*. oil Homestead Farms, McClntW, N, O O N aW TE N T « r d rH M n d m iip t l»c In w r it in g a n d LOANS two Iota— a good house fairly Y. c o n i t l n t h * pl«f® o f m W r B f * n n d A D V B m jm s priced. pout n f f lr « Addri-pp n f th # f U l r n n n l LOANA HADE and Rttiftl hn n t n f n tn b y th#* GOOD 5 ROOM HOUSE on Jake, TWO JERSEY cows, fresh. M E. Y 7IL LH E M 0V K PROM 118 TO $30« r l n l m n n l . . h i* a *# n t n r n tin r n * ? , modern, fi aervs of land. Shelley, lake Monroe, Fla. atriet privacy; faat sarvic* n r thA M m # Ahsili I»a void. TOTRT70RKCB? $7,600.00.. /./•NOlUtlltTON-PKNN FLORIDA LOAN CO. FOR SALE: 1 Jersey milk cow. I ‘ TH IT 1 /T COMP 27 ACRES HEAVY hammock land Tltl'BT COMPANY 102 Banfcrd Avtnua ” 'electric hot point cook range. Ity tt. B. KltlKIIKf. • _J22 acres tiled, eleven wsils, 8ee F. M Engllsli, country Club . tils In good romlilion, .lenetneiil HOHHOW HERR WHERE ' Road. r, | F jr house nnd hhnt. $7,600.00— PRIVACY 18 BKSPKLTKI) C o u ld H e n r y V III term*. YOUR nataial Jsair« for privacy HELP W ANTED 5 ROOM furnished house in b««bI 8 H a v e H a d S to m a ch In monty rosturs U atrletlv condition, ■on 3 In's, modern, res prc. t (I here, Pr lands and GIRL for toil* founulr some fruit—MtUfi-OO. U lc e r P a in s raUtlvM a n , not au«ailoo*> ey’s Drug Store. ■ Par from functlontl p tifodlc ptln llla lD r } * t a ll* h o w H r n r r V I I I w o u ld BUILDING wilh living quarter., full time. your credit. -Your Mia n r g - h lr» « # lf w it h fond a n d a u f f a r containing 3 store*, one with t-1om or business associates sfta rw a rd . O o n 'l I g n n r r jrm ir . o f . HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple stock o f merchandise and other wilt not herr of >*ar p e r io A f e r in e * . T ry IM n f o r r a ll a f o f two rented. ffi.OOOD? for merend gentlemen. 317H Holly Are. u l r e r e n d s t o m s a f i tw in e . I n i l l * * . nffeLre. T h in U no m u m (V lio n . i a i p e in e , f o r h e s r t b a r ii. b u r n . , rhendlae at Inventory *nd bulldMargaret Mullls, embarrassment. In g e e n e e llo n . h l.t e i r o d o t h e r r u n - WORN OUT FROM h e c a u to TONIGHTS a m 6n d a y ; THE SANFORQ HEiyUJ?, SANFORD* FLORIDA ■. jp PAOH FOUR f f-. ■ K 'l i f ' - v - i y‘ ’ Phone 014 UNG WALL .N o w O p e n “ SANFORD HELPY SELFY” : laundry s e l f s e r v ic e Ludiea and Gentlemen, here is a wav to 'get your l*aundry done as you desire-*-ut a low cost. A clean sanitary, easy way of doing two or .three, different waahingH.at once. Everything’ is available for your convenience including plenty of soap, bleach, starch, blueing-, drying lines, pins. may getwanted relief d lllu n * reueed h r * l f n > m u del « l i e b<ix n f, l> den T e h l e l* f r o m y o u r r tr u e e le lF irs t d»w m ual r a n v l n r * n r r e t u r n box tn ue a n d e e l D O l 'g t .F , V O I M l M O N K T H A C K T n t t r h ln n D r u g e n d d r u g e io r » * e v e ryw h e re . Plenty of courteous advice on how to wash with this, pystem. 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' inti reeling work of maintaining a luat peace In the -Far East. good (onjg g a uar Appliances. You’ll have the* advantage of UT FLOWERS — ‘ Sruipdmgona. ^ 2 0 rc extra pat for nvvraeaa rtrvtea. Starting lose pay for SwaatpitiK l’- calendula*. * Mra. a Private ' overaea* la |W> a tW- . Ir i »»• S g * month In addition taiifood, clothing, good quart*rt, medical and dental care. And you’ll enjoy excellent living condltions, plenty of aigntafelng, •Port* and recreation, and the Satisfaction of doing a worthwhUa'Job. ot>en to while 'Job. *- IEnlistment* ------ Ii ■ ’u actionable ervint wqutmooma No eo-maker* on money loana Variable pertnen. plana FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Bank Bldg. 12 Hlwa H SPECIAL SERVICES FULLY LICENSED Auctioneer luet *tart In* bualneie In San* ford would like tp hear’ frau any pereon or business fifB wiahing to hare auction raid). Reply Boa "Auction*’ e/o Her­ ald. O. IX Lamlreai,. . Phone <(dl RBrr A c a r • • YOU DRIVE IT DODOS . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8RMV1CK PEPENDAUI Muilc Box, WATCH REPAIR. Diamond Mttlftg, wngmvlng. aee Ur. Fall(ner at UalheiV. Ont week1! AUTOS FOR men IS. to 34, Ineluilve (»7 wHh parent*’ consent). Oat full di> tall* at U. 8. Array M erit itjag SUtion. 6 Rutland Wdg., Or RAINED^ACTICAL NURSES are in demand—full or apare tto i. -^Ka»l^ school or w r e PHONE SIS 3 ' ■ l’ l-.r l'i * - !m nX previout experience Get free Inform*. bS °N o/aVHer- m - ■ - * • neceaaarv. *.. =0 r.- A- ~ --‘ n J ^3=;i T - i ^ ■M g L I I ■ ■ hi T -U ' 1 �> J.-V f —f- VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1U1J8 AN ■ IN D E P E N D E N T Ii ■ SANFORD. D A IL Y FLORIDA, THE WEATHER P s> I'-jtrtty cloudy, wulh portion. dowdy ti*#rlh pn*1ljti (onlthl and V?«ln tvfaj Oio m Ioiu I rxln In Twill havirf urc* tontgh] spil lVctln"*-_ •t*i KUtuf tcmp"r-,ilurra in north n lh fm ii, lllllr ( h icir^ f itn llf l«i n n d c u lc east to south* t-i'i| winds. (' , » NEW SPAPKH MO. 49 Associated Prfs* D a ic d Wito TUESDAY, JAN. 7, 1DI7 Truman To Ask Budget 0 ( 39 Billion , By Marshall Fraser Makes . Formal Claim To State Job General leashes Out A t ReactionarieH; Sees Vital Need For Liberal Leadership Gay Refuses To Give lip C om ptrolltr’n Office At Meeting; May Be Court Cane Demand Would Be 7 Billion More Than TAlJ#AirAfiHKn Jan 7. (/p>— In » ton:", but apparently frtpndly meeting, EUwln O. Ptw.w-r made a fbrmal demand this altemoon for rerognttton as State nomptroHer. But Clarence M Gay declined k» surrender the offlee to him. Fraser, a MarOenny mtraeryman and slate senator, presented hl.t certificate of election (o Gay and said. "[ am here to demand and assume Ihe renpotvMMUtles o f this office " Gay reput'd. "I am holdldc office by romtnLwion nf the d o t* em or and I don't think I can surrender it to you ’ Apfiarenfly ihe wkLrmkh wnn llttemCtl lo set up a full -cale epuft test Fraser and hi*, party left Immediately for thr otfire of Altnmey General Tran Watrot) to seek permtesloA to bring a court action for the ouster of Gay. Fncwr claims lire office through his election In Novrmher. but OOfemor Afllldrd Caldwell ha* derllnerl to issue a commission io him. Caldwell aald Fri-er L) tln- MF.WLY-ISllECTRII Spesker of the llnute.- Jc.vrph 'V. M u tin. J r. t |LA! i ) tull ’mrmbffsk of tf<* H o u r i«t I t t p r r A r n t u u i t i tIt* i ellglhle twrause be was a nionibft the tmlli #if of lli» state legL-Jalure whidi flllw •\ irtt ***** Hi #i d r IfMtMni t!fm rtfd I h r li r |»m! cl All *lfl» i»l t h r «h*m t»rf ^ M to rii w fi,r ltd lA iif l h i fh r flr*»t H r |» iih t lr a n r hri li'itU f'ii I ’f ih g rt ralrevt the comptrollers salary Oar claim* the ollire by appoint mod of th* Governor and said he will refuse to turn oY$r the keys until lie t tursented j> commivalon (or rt v.er \tgned t»y the governor. TV VSHIN’ CTON. .Inn. 7— (/P) I’ m irli nt Tnmian is c\ |iri i# r| t,. ) t, f'oiigrrss for n I,ihIp # t nf $37,000,000,000 it w;i t >vcdled toilay. Ttiut's $ 7 ,oort,0 0 0 ,0 fio iiinrp than., Niue Flee In Broklyn Jaillireak WASHINGTON, Jan. 7— (JFh-Gen. George Matulinll ^nlnced no. words In a state­ ment he issued today sum­ ming up the long months he spent trying to arrange a peace agreement between Chinese Nationalists ami Communists. The General bluntly d e ­ Swearing In T he New Representatives G. o l>J.s Estimate; McCormack.I h W hip tin- I'-tim iilp kivcii n e w s m e n hy Hip new Rcpuhlic Chair- # titan nf t!ip Home Appro* pnatmii: Committee, Rep. nounced what he culled the domtJolili I *t#er nf flew York nant reactionary croup in Chlna'a (Jque IMItrarity tc.sdcr r-aiil government and the provocative (;.r,t.’ i'n innouticeci the uppotnt-jx>llrle* of Chine*# Communists. in#-nt #>f Pep .it#hn W McCormick W te ’ pinned his hopes fo r a pos­ #>T MkOAchWtl.% as IVinnrrstlO sible settlement on tw o things, Whip t ^ Chlna'a new constitution and the 1„ •*. I*- n ., n> recesj hut chance that llher/ij ■Jeajtepiblp | . •#. ,.w,-i»r ii.r# ti^lav end might conic to ptwer aim end tcv .cc .c-) m l. lim n bXarldA China's civil strife. tsc#-K^-w» -Rnhert . ’-Ikes wtitch _ .Lashing. ou t».a t»th e - die-birds ■»mi!d le-tucc the govmijntlll'i In Generalissimo C h im e h’ a C c ) n in n t> l|.') i# frrmi 6f# to 4U-* ■ fill lb ’s fovernmenl. Marshall said "The reactionaries In the govern­ Ctmarei* h ii before It a bill lo ment have evidently counted on »n#b *».# pci’hitton of American substantial American support. rt'cr- p- w-s#te from Indiutrisl Aregarrtlew o f their actions. The i(«iiiin i olnumoln nid tniint#-|p«l -cm .e,: TXie bill ^Communists l/y' the'r uhutllllntfnes*, (n rj,r Hmde by »i* M * :i Lr compromisa' in the national % "|l» P .p .e -|.y r ic.ul M u n d V f t e - ' Interest, are evidently ©minting on ’.hii. >n w ,i>t)*|i Dskoto U Is an economic coltspie to brine n '-c'jstiotr wturli got about the fall o f the government, ^ ft p n l.i iv. year, but accelerated by e l tensive guerrilla 1 * . , * ’ ■ » . c *i j ) * nctlcir ajalnst long lines'"bf r»II * .. . 'i s i. mtrndiiced comraun'-cationa. regardless of the • . ' - ramp' # i UcckVIi e o £ In suffering to the Chinese m the Using peonla." • tli- lOessurc was Ths Amarlcsn General then i took a rap at what he railed the j i ■*• ' < v n i' it.# toqirem i\v#ry hnrmful srul Immensely pro* **. )-#,# |t<il tmkle *)f . r i U . . . t*Tocatlve phase of the Chinese #. .»>, # .. - i n rrtc-i unrac• Communist Party’s propaganda. * I i \l t M» |r |i| i h I |II II | " • i • . -i inu’ji lrwi.iljtnin Ha said he wanted to toll the . i- *. t l t je.ir IfriiiVH S p o il, I filnt American people that In the de­ I •nviitioir Mitjh ,'Irh*nI I'1-. I;-;. ibUtAti .cn.tlors Imm IAW1MQ tHIIR WAY through two Iron window bars (center, arrow ) nl S n i reify ('jtu.sed liv liberate misrepresentation ami . *rv I1 t will wmi* inti* a* .|>,-#-.t P n s l d r n l T V u m a n to abase of the action, policies, an'1 the Ihiymrmd Street Jail in HrooKlyn, N. Y., nine hardened criminal! m *s h A\< m v iR p , V a r * H,r i n n ....... ib*i, ikm - 1 , - - r-* Mu- Marlon Martin to A record crowd of lib people purposes o f thr United State,* scaled tile prison's wall npd gained their freedom. The hiesk. touching n*il h I l# r | G ,||l I r 1■ . * i ‘tnminh attona Cotnoff one o f the biggest manhunts on record, w as the Urged ever made In attended the weekly m-ctlng of • , government, the Communist props iatifins O f (irowtli III **#•( .‘ > , , 1 r f f m i , H » rfh .lie -vnj tnnney vtcethe city. Among th* convlcu who escaped are (tup, I. to r.): Christopher ■the T'xitut Club at the Tourist A A sands has been without regsrd iliiylmiri Bench in thr • '.ii-u).iii • [ lit— fvcptibUcsn It*Elsls; George Gurtnnwlrh; Anthony Aiello, wanted for murder, and Center Monday rveninr at R;0<> for th* inith. <%**• It < t « r i 4 * t* * J»f ¥ v i 1 U i»|» rlriv III i n i i n g - t , h ' * t i*»H ' . I y-#o'elork. arenrtfing to I M Atmis He said th* evidence Is plain Edmund Godfrey. Below. (I. to r ) are; Anthony Abbandnla; Salvatore ? rr . . f ,\ 1 *. tha t lit. , a n \ 1 4 1*4 I't Hit * - i.lt* trait age, director of the chib Th* D'Aula. William Duffy and Carmine Krrtminn , (IfUereioftonaD Nut th* (omrntmlsts ere trying to f r- t-*« t#s1 1 . .is tlir. .#tpng, ' (if i f a r i f l 1tl|T : ^ M r It -! '• 4*'!ra f t i r'i.,!i I n IE m * i f ii .JUtMting wa* detlunal*#) as i ’eiuiv fr» .1 ! ttr.pt h i Itl-w-f i ep- rm'jit.- s- .» ! i Or* ' I1 S' JP-niMbad ’**•© Chirr*" pr<rjdr Mkl th* - f i t rim r piMvil Wil l I l i f t A 1Ti sjlvania Night and the |oogia>i the world, and to arouse « biller I-,, i - t f mi tire better w*h Ole In ... , i ' i t c 1 1« > f * trtw tK ii u *»i , hrhl w«» arranged hy s roinmiltey hatred of Americans. The S'n-j \V * c • -■ . m-n r w j , / n U.Sh he I t ' d ' •■lay Jiff-iH flr f kv £ 1 *r F t SII » ft I Si* j• * * F 1 » 1 III 4 . hesrled hy Pari Ei-eiihow er, ,#■ tionsl'rt government propsgsn i t t r t f i lP t i l t|i --f « t U £ 4#A \ • * 1- 1 * '“ ^ y »-1. * ^ • c .n m ixils it t! tm *i »« « irtaty of the rlub. diets, he adder!, also have made , •• t i i i k i raf . C..-..I i 1. tic;, iliil. in clatni Ms* *»»lie ' . Ill Th* proceedings were tt#nt#-l i h f U many mlsrepresenUticn* hut these M w i rt i ll rt a >11 f Ire 1" f 4 i f . (Mi t , c ’ - f •k **1 It I V i m -t It in li.» ■ aitcrpled with an Invocation Ini hv l'>. Mmf-t-to hayy not been of the same v'cloui Mi J ntitt.ir v lira t«m|*HtTil tvilb la if ; 1f nibiuati'»n »i*• '^ * i>,c r#oi' |)t##srr»m to C. V. Stark after which tlie n A *fijrdliik-’ !• * f« f nature of the Communist propa­ rtf't-uiihtijf h* M t .. rylturn* I ,|,vrr‘ *bMCH u»ht**fl t .. . l.iiti rrat..iteritple l#ipSrtnlilv sang "America." .it^tnllnc pi» w \i * ganda. sjftte-i iiuinngT'i fm fh a yr .mil Cr» finiu-i.i #hnI llint m<« =f f ’ •* ft f*l 11f Ef| |wiffL f ;f » i i. ,i. i .iri-rfj. I'uring the hiiBinesa tneeti#-;, Gen. Marshal! said thnt ns he plans were dhrpaned fnr a - hnt will ^how i*i> eventually* It . ftQifyd IacWa itrntotl ItamiMi: »»i |Ct j*n<l I*. Itic .. 'Imr . -Mncil m h' i se e s'it, m e thing can save the seeing trip hy a chartered bus or DIAS' rvni i=li*j» up nuhf alniig. j j 4indaniriftat. t»ueli ,% p j mu?. I'oitrd lh*t *flf«* »f*hi in ) It)** sni'-t i* Urge are rttgeitsituation In China; and that is for private cars to some local spot *f fl!Cf*iflmu In wf^nthei, fsir if gr6f^j|jiv«tiiu; niirl Ball 11 in-il *st^ flu m ■ tin- P ic - t d e n t ' flr-,t h i f c f i n f |YlfHTl!.T (jT-dr Rr!1 the liberals In both the govern Further drt.s'-s #ri him* fhat * hnrtngo lr* If* will r^fiM thr I Vt| in ■t'»• • ’ ' . i .* Irvw 'Pie . h . 't l X 'r . 'E W 0 3 .3 9 3 .0 0 0 Ih I /lis t M l . I t ,1»r »* « » u G nm n Is R e - O r i f n n - scenic lqlere.it llie flirt I 1 I 4 : rtf rat lira t r » ijl r t Pt i t M . e f i t t If f inti * announeed «t s later I ♦11tilt* fl *h ' 1 -i 'uc yiHitsftire •C assume leadership Ife referred I First M o n tli h : i i z t 'd A t F i r H t M c u t - willThehe social * *M - p o ' p t l »t d I hr f *lI t ||i|* I m r i f | t f .» t '■< narl of thr ptogi - ' f ' f m l r i f f t i f i f l i . j h * - 1 1• r-in tn. i it tlmn ie» i lUfaI to lh*m ft* n splendid group pf ltd consisted of a variety of o u i.i-d i «ft nf men, hut m-*n who. a* yet. don't •" itrt Record Death Toll f «t n r ** i n ir O f N rw Y e a r •ntrrlalninent Prof f Klv ■I* ram Iff ! have the political powor to "rer ■ i ■ • TbsUonjl w h ip v 4 1 ic e.t •electiooc -Mi the l»arlO" 0 * els* a controlling influence Then! 1 . x id sc- nr f p|di »i •* * «* I- ‘I • ' • * njh d a v i o o RAREtm ir.n II rtf ,tan ford t-a, t > followed hy A I1 Schwa mil ‘ In B temperate nolo o f optimism, i ♦MriiflMi,- i» , .»*hfrv *»' (/Pi Nmnfeatiireii Writer . dav eie^tctl a. permanent rbalr sang two songs accompanied ■' the American General raid that • NEW YORK •i. Hint I -In. i Fire look \ cut* nf th#- it r*fd of County Com- the piano hy Mrs Krlfvshdt ' i m . ii' lo 'e itbrusd fo tr a ttfy-rrt i*ra / « r#|(^hBi{j i v | ■■ -—■— — 1W* *f** ^°r, ? , ( greater toll throughout the Untied ti'tsjion*r» al 'lielr initial **«sinn quartet composed of Mrs, <’ < xnniuiilsl fully era tie China has b*sn U j j * mrn, state# In H>« than even in year* o f the i-i-nf. ||a succeeds W. !i Ginn, Mrs. J. R- Hawthorn. ,M H hl*h » r Wi »togrrc. <«( liflitR th* I fV |> M o #i l I I r i v f vrr^aj Ihral, r p *#■t.h- hr * f|. U .T|| a .. t .ltd#*" It res Mack rlf’* tirri! lint Im* t,, i' I'tfln i tin .|dJVra \>r •t hie tt.i I’ liUcri olalr.v I • * ** i J t l l l I I I I V I Kjlt-rr of Geneva In thU post. J. Smith and E. M. Armilage rang olflri gnlflcii h^iift Atrairifi enUre „ |?L ««op. Prsrllcat measure* Z « l ll Z be i when er Un|) 1Prt, eU,re wllrT) kornM-fJSu ^ rratirt-^n 1 Mri'lrilntiil wss elected at vice a Yiumber nf old songs. “ JMtlrflf ra, t* lirtintfr - i -rm rav»»3 ■| ihovr atPHilriirv t#' hllfht, b" ttut MtP Jhf-.jidetit'i 1 »» Mr*. Frank l leske (hen l»-#k ntflffil llirtn Plf » Aid 0,1 . *“ !•» j •firm ,1jrfftjw, 11 t<# curb tilkr.-. were dl* Hpeelal ,tiainv of iV * I « M leveled. IBM jrhro Ttaltlmorn cbalmian. charge and directed gam«s w-hleq tf! Mn Md. »• i* . hfiot arc hubling ut» l^ttff, -------------------— ,bumed. nr 1871 when Chicago was '* t t^1Ilir.t -'ll" 'Iiuons and It l-a» t II (’. iJotVI, newly elected comr*VJt lltif|T i >» , « * - »=»<* I ••••* ' *’ *■.».» foHnwtng a# inl»»lnner, * * » nsmed aa lempnr- were planned for the enterta'"- Iv slvi* th* nv.citl srlety. • * • * . drrtroyed. 1ft •i *4' ■' I Rrreni m iirv •t^li.'f-s con ' > * * l,H . ,.. o"tv brltig th" Tire Nations) Board of n re Un­ *r» rhjtirin» t, urlnr tn the elrrtlon ment of the guests. M rf X'fltt r f .... ' , .*M I*.4|«-1 I' t t t* 1 I"' h I piled bv im -crt and derwriters, with Malts Mr* com­ nf Mi l*npe C. R. Clonta, whnm file «* orgsuirstum-, u Oifj't It. it celst y | »* *«p pleted for (be first H month, of Mr. Itit'M vurceed* as commit’■iniifr. a ’ tendrrl Ihe ’meetlti- smi $ Worth Of plant (trail itnfMinf t • J * M SCI#- t#* » ,r# 1the year totaling 150X30.1.000 r t - tevralml v*l i <lil»’ Information te r f h j arn» •ti ita ••mpireii with Si nf hr I lA Q f BO I n I M /lh j poets tire lansr-i for 1044 to erre-d Buildings Topo -ailin g »» • house* which will E*l*. -it it, *HF »*«** , d.*f» ** trap fc.* >1* « ’ " .'■IttH I I r it im ln < >f J 3VIO.OOO.OOO — nl) sU-Ume high ' nf | M v ii itr *1 ha-e ’ .' I* moved tn make wav !#■> when final returns hwve been Ira » i A total ol 3lfl buildtrw t*e»u. s Iltg M i . t u n 11« -r ;i If I , I )jf>a (#.«.# ii .. Mu ihe wi-l-tiing of State 'to* I pfat-fra / ^ aliifW an 1 ti Football has been held directly tabulated By contrast. the leva In hiring an e*Umale<i vsluc In r*»u- err#.*!* **f Ih'♦ nr»* raspontlbl* fo r El fatalities dur­ h i m! i 1,1 ivirient f/n. lia frnin Oviedo tn Chuliml*. the year Ban Francisco burned, etrucUon of 1403.341. wrre U'.urd ll* *i I I n o e, ji i m| tn 1 1 i I fSctiillinle CqUIilv ll> iltli it I) 1... --to 1#ent. *;N* #4 |ar ing IBM, The cominiisi?tifr* after cmmil- during 1B44, arrordlng to fit •ty when many lira Insurance comsilly I 1 -p.iri-d |berrailnr.1.-. A .-.w tg i.iii ' . i .#| 11,, oi.vn who jCJ In a lurrev presented to the Mr nnt| •i, I last veal t/tirtl In plant- I M*n)\ friend.-, slid d #t)-r • (•••'' •Mlfllfr 1- - ■ ■ i 'he Miami ll-n ld in * American Football Coaches Asm- panlea failed. Aggregated 1318,009. tatlon wftli L. K. Ilny|», thrlr Duncan, city building Inspector. go. .|. Other in ,'Ji r ' t g lettuce, IS tn I18 , that glvl\ig Ps nmir m m etiKtu t i ­ I 't *###-! t ultl (i in ', one of the •ttcinev, ay reed to taka s'eps to Tills represent* a more Ui*n Bt’»'.- ing* srei iceberg elation. Doctor Floyd Eastwood of 000. Ii^r j*.f *ii. 000 tncreeae over permit* wlihh acre#; -s'diflower. ;,|i bi 6? atrS-i Irr CThrtitrrlns, sr* for tlist • i*lliige-,1 new pipers, died Purdue University said Uw* of A record death toll is expect*d have the hntitst moved and right PVf fin ,I the SI d»atha, •two occurred In to be .revealed whnt fttaUstles have nf wavv cleared, Included In the In IMS totalled IHW4W0 tn value *" ' ’ I l.i I" i“ thti ni-tning *t the and miscellaneous vegetables, IN the doting ilale lor the r.'hru.tiiut w,lt^fr! ^i,, tl v»l(k 77 Permit* for 70 tsomes for white acre* in IW5 tn l.vj *cie* In UI5. Heal BsV has not yet bc-n «n - for 13 (Oilers ranka. Eastwood recom­ been nxnptled Th* Wtnecort Hotel ditcujslon was whether tn move mended that • committee ba sp- tragedy tn Atlanta on Dec 7. in or to cut n f r p»rt o f the Mills and &l hvne* for colored residents Romsine decreased (rum 153 In twHinced.'’ Mr. Ttethy declared ••I .1 itte-t Ml. Ilrrshl when ntsd to etu d- tbs d*sltms of which i l l persona died, climaxed Filling station, to permit the road were Issued New business building 13R seres and Ro»ton lettuce Roy Holler, chairman of the ' Miami wa-. a small town and he tsar* aa a possible ihsans of a aerlea of hotel fires which wrrr widening# . permits totalled 37. Building of planting# from t’.t to 'bree acrei. lo rg e Olfln Gominlllre u#xev all City roitiliiissjriii '-l ie 7-i t - t it.* n»i>«r ttiiough (he iSr ‘safeguarding playsrs. M 11. Bmlh,- who with Mrs. ! five cabins for motor courts * u rfrnong th* worst In hlatorr. The** Tlie tnl»ceHa»ie##u« vejetsblei In buAlnrw: flrma and reript'nU «#t Tbs coaches, mssnwhile, recom­ Included th e .U Ball# Hotel ftre In Bmlth npejated the County Home j authorised. Private garagea. olher elude Fnglish peas, rsrints, iieetj. his Ttpnrlal Gifts' letter to r-- Flcrj M av., - 'I ssiuraM „'•-#! It i FI * real estate boor.1 a , P- t# M.e tlvrald'j advertising mended that wesrlnr apparel of Chicago where HI were killed, the f’n the. Orlando Highway for the ■than 'three wlUi new homes were broccoli, turnips etc. Total es'l nrember th*t tlie drive -.till u, A H'lr* * 11. * * jlc players be softened wherever Can O ld Hotel at Dubuque, Iowa, past '10 years, was presented bv 30. I-#..1#- !#.l ti.. ra-wipvprra'of the mated planting In the 3anfn(d- progrem and a^o to note (hit nil V. - ] i ,, ft f ihe Commission with a lio n check PposslblB, It was pointed out lh»t with IB dead, and s e m s l others -#' t He -Id the piper in 19.17 H i ere was much alteration. ie- Oviedn aectlen U 3,d72 acres. contributions to the Ttibcrcotoitv v# ffrao, t-Sfl .pi-iHfM# i**s fim. * In appreciation of these services, many Infurka had resulted ,f t.ii .- Knight. Aisnclallon are it<y|<ictib!f trim duties *, j, , (•- _ Although the hotel fires attract­ and was'personallv eommended for modellng end repair of structures hard - elbow pads • .M Bfarm atuT tlie Income la*. ed the iwwt attention. W . K M a I. faithful service by Commissioner during the year said 137 permits •end e uJti i >\4 # #| » #r | knee braces. 61'RI’ I US VEHICLE BALK fo kfirff #f! I] t laileu. general manager of tire Un­ W. G. Kllbee, The Board received were issued for this purpose. A >* %#• ra#A ! -L, j ’ - - derwriter*' Hoard, points out that 'jfrpm W. I, Kellis of F u n Park, JACKSONVILLE, Isn. 7. ffl1**— uNrt th* t. * fi'T "an average of 37 persona died and- front H, E. Brown, applica­ Wendy Barrie To Be F R E N C H I ’ HF, I’ A R A T R f t O I'j Almost a million dollat* worth nf Oil? Ccmitlli*Arm F.rrifM. |{. ‘ x -~£ evny day tn soroo o f the 6S0.0D0 surplus motor vehicle* are In he ift.*Kr i , ,1t#r> .ii||. J |f Guest O f Jaycees rweren I'A RIB, Jan. 7, )#l*i Thr I i-i.. >> fst» p V ViIH lestser known fire* of IB**," . * tion* to operst* Ih* home. Any veteran In need of seraoffered inr for r.aie salt ai at ora tpe ... Jackton..........., . W. F, Prescott, representing a morning. Inr Ihrir, bsttte h e (free of ebargo In any of TWrty-aeven persona were killed vllle fvaval Air Ktatlou to certified ' , , . ______ .Mf f JH I’A 1-1V Tf ■ f j ! l * V c the following categories Is reWendv Barrie, former serren veteran, and other pnerlly grmtpi f i g ? '" 11 J M - NnmJrrarei „ In one day In New York when * gkoup o f home owner* in 1hs. m u Oi conitm )-')■-# #|i ll.tl, qtieite,i -to visit tlie office .of SCRANTON, Jam T. <AV-Th« fire in an abandoned Icehouse Brantley I^ike region near For­ and tadlo actress and now Mrs. It wa. announce,I (qdav. th e A "" ,1 ™ ]^ ,1"' "*“ u" * h tie* re vpnn.il bla a*"nrl-» listed yrho former Ierred 1 "*1 _ .man who helpod found th e Amer caused * tenement building to col—iti t.n rrt I ■'(borne force* was mode a» the David Meyer, will be Ihe guest rest City, applied for th* building | French fanned o#u fBekm Hanoi did not -h o- i in .igsin f.n below; and ten ^ £ a n tradition o f honor at th# Junior Chamber wUj begin Jan. 1 The vehicle, on »ale. Include |„h,, f|,dr ronlro! to the office ■ Frank Mdl»r, former rtf a mile and a half road Into the o f Commere* meeting Thursday Sumner cent stores. Coordinator - K B Carter T tc m « i cnaUy flro bf th* y*nr, property from tit# Apopka Road. at ISilB o'clock In' the dining ayary kind except those m o»l, Namdinh. French Colonial Min- . |l v judge io I • ..........ini -I'-iioi, AlUnric Nslinnat Bang Buildwidely desired, passeflger eara. | |,(#r M ,r| u. Moulet I. ready to ln«. withdrew hii rrmultfacy in Invar acoordingr to U>* board Is rticardn, Courtly Engineer M. C, Hal an room of th* Mayfair Inn, accord­ un Employment —. U. B. Emleave fiaigon tomorrow to report of Mr. Carraway, * to. m oeverel week*. Wm* the burning of 4 whiaky ware­ was Instructed to m*k* a survey ing to Jacl^ Rattgsn. president of pluyment BcrrVw, u j North opposed. It*. to I l,|i fact. n-> ♦ WdOlworili Woolworth opened opfnfd bla o i l dr first house * i FYeano, Cklif. on Aug. to the Psria government #.n hi. th* Jayrae*. and to get the deed* fo r the right primal v ele-ti'-n wa > held. Mr Park Avenue. efforta In reach peace with the atora in Scranton «8 years ago. FLORIDA SENATORS ACTIVF# AtUntlon is called to the fact a with a Joes to the government, Vocational Training and M u ­ Carrawny wa* elect",I t • office Viet Name*e. Later he formed , t f c « F . $■ alone, <pf. close to BU OQOOOT In nf way o f the road. Considerable that th* luncheon will b* held at nition — 7*. W. iaiwton, Oourt In the general tire linn of Nov. * Wooiworth Company WASHINGTON. Jan, 7 - U P ) liquor t s s W R l addition, the building o f home* w ai reported the hotel Inetaad of the Motors House *i«| 6. 6 OXVGF.N EXPLODES b roth er Frank- It was Inn aa usual. Florlda'* * United States senators vaJuo o f U « spirt tc dnatraywd in the section. !#eg*l AMltUrx'e, lloaptutlxa-QUINCY, Mass.. Jam 7. '/P * •V ..... ............. .......... amounted to more than $3,000,000 tlon sort Blato nvrrtcw Officer W. C. Berger and Gerald Jon** RKDH WANT RADIO STATION were assigned to im tortanl com­ ■Afle ran all night search flte TERMI NAL LKAVI u m .IT T IN its Mora than IOjOoo bagnsla of bran-' o f the m * l* Auditing Department — contact thtough fjo rd T. WABIIINC.TON, Jan. 7, l-T> Chart** was trad I SHANGHAI. Jan. 7, {/Pk-Rus- mittees In the new Cchgreaa today. officials announced lodair tbs! no dy. 3 jOOO barrels of whisky and BOyle. County oerrlce Officer, Th* W*r Deparment *nno'itt;«r J one was traoned last night In an g the firm «« elan representative* today asked 7/000 drums o f alcohol, each, hold­ were introduced by County Clerk th* Chinese for permission to (•' A Democratic caucus placed Sena­ explosion o f ZflOO otrgen tank, today thsi wi.lo1*-. children - 1 Takseh BvRdmg. tor Pepper on th# Labor, A grl; at • Weal Quincy plant. At flrat other survivors o f fernicr Roldlers O. P. Herndon. ‘.The men a rt her# Home- Bervtca AasLvtanra tn ing IS gallons, wera lost. . JSl open their radio station In Hervlcemen. ei-Oerrtcemcn , and industry wwa h u d -h it by bthcr to mike' the regular audit, o f thf hal. The station was dosed t>E culture, and Wolfar Committee*. it was feared that at least one who, died after hnmirobte diattmlr Dependents —• American that county clerk's office. polls* yesterday under a govern- Senator Holland i* s|st#d for the •or km an had bogn killed by tho rharge fumi tbt! army .and. wltu Hod Grok*. lAkefronl Boulevard, Rule* Committee and tho District blast but a search , nf the 'ruin* did not claim tho yctitrauS term­ ertttratnt ’order banning forelfn-owrra.l Commissioner Dodd Is**‘mover* • Veterans Administration — iah h well as station*. Th# Roaslan station was of Columb1* Comoiittae. Both at the A ir Reduction Sales Com- inal leave pav ore entitled ‘ n IWfk4ttAmA Hum* #d somewhat from * hip Injury said to h* th* only on# that had aanaton. o f oourea, in this Re­ nsrur proved the. fear w*» un­ collect theio payment*. Il it George' S. Anderson, S h eriffs < Office every Tueaday. I operated in Chino since New public Congress, wlD-sit on th# founded. Eight persons wrre in­ estimated thnt 340,000.000 is due minority side of the committed. jured in th* explosion, * eligible survivor*. Record Number AI lend Meet ing ()T Tourist Club Celery Grower.s I'Vd Capers Open Ni*|»ni Wurkinau PrrdicI Shortaue Toi,^ h,1 InTrurk Acriilenl u /' Winter tron D avlona R each I Dies ( H ipuircs Fire Ttlil For' Pope Is Elected 1946 Reaches Chairman Of All .Time High County Board 11 Football Directly Responsible For 21 Deaths In 1946 To He ConfiniieH Through J;iini;ny 603,361 1013 1 Veterans Service C. 8. \yoolworth, Dime Store Founder rr.irv*“ >■ - - fti � 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 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/67590b153ca55b420ae7004f73513a76.pdf 25c4007327a013da2c2000271502b4b9 PDF Text Text 4 ---------------- ----- -------------------- ---------- --- ...... . ... v 1- - ' • V '• -„■ - - -T- i. -------- : F* ■ ■ ■• 7 ■• ' i. ;■ ’ - •- ' THE MUSIC BOX IIn« M oved In to a N ew L ocation A t 119 .W est F irst S tr e e t : . 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K ilpatrick. f— I, lo u point on lha B o in h rrly ra u ry. aida (if l a k r lloulrvard and I F U R N I S H E D bedrooms for re n t ilianca Hu ii II ih calarly along lha N lalh llaaa— P a la rlty i Houlhcrly lloundary of l a k. BOO Elm Avc n ia la la la lla aai Iloirlavard axlrudad I M .t l fa rt V a a h lo n llulda . I .liit o l a r i ’, P a lmnra of tea* in lha point of labia. H nblandar. W on by Ona, i.-g in n in g . F A R T O P M Y hom e with kitchen fla il, o f lha Ilya, Ju a t P a u l, Ahl* lealad al KanfV>rd. Brm lnnlc C o u n privileges. 301 X . 10th 8 L P all. IV, Plnrlda, Ihla Ih r Sih rlay of J n n nary. A D. 1*47./ l i Mllat Ta a rh n 3 REAL E ST A TE FOR SALE U K O H U K « . W IT M P It n ia la la la H a ra l |j»>llon. T ru ly lly . i-a p ia m lt* x -n . ll.trlaiid IV. Bpanrar A lto rn ry fur P laintiff. FOR SALE’* Good 5 room huu*€ Caaalna. Iturnl Itlia, ||oi I'lolla r. w ith ha th in«| runn Ini Ing W kter, Illark lllo ry , Kuala 11*11 | eleetylc tlo v e , telephone, H acre* IN C I lU lt T Op T IIK C O U N TY good fa rm la n d . Can g ive I m ­ J C H H i:. H K A IIN fil.K C IP l'N T V mediate posagsslon. I’liotie (a n ili­ B T A T K »>P I T .n i l I DA. IN I'ltn llA T k :. ty n:,fi:i a fte r (> I ’.SI. !«• rr ih » i : » i h i *< mi A i 'o r i r r i i i h S A S K. iV i-M iP ii. M ODERN 6 ro om hume on 2 T » r A L L .w i ll ill n MAY* « ’l »S’ -. T i l t : H T A T I ! IIP K L U IIID A T il ; lo U , 1(1 h e a rin g f n iit ir r e v , « L IIN ;* H V A 1- IIAlTHN. I f j I |iryllift A V Il .Vollfp In h rrp b ) jrlvrn ilm i U pshiN U K . C o a T J .A N D . N K W V U IIIl: A awurn bill of yom plalni linvlng pl It I* na fM* ltlr«t tier flu stI r#-|ri*rl ««• I? I# r tiirll #*f i If* #Mil Ur »if Atiituxl hran f lt-d in Ih r C ircu it Court In and f„V Brnilniila C ou nty, Plnrlds. li|»vnt|P, ft effsii KI»|(; I Itll I p||r fll tit fi ROOM IIOUHE, l)J floor apacr. tier pMltlatt for filial itlfcrfiMrM** In Chancery agatnal yo* by llu rfi Iota. |4,fi00.00 r tth / 1*. O. 4.11- It. lu ru n fur d lv u rcr. T IIK B K nrnl (hat »h r w ill «•|>|»ty to ilio IL .rivs/atftri i t W* War**, t'ountv Jvrlitf I 'l lK X K N n i m i - ib rra fn rr If, .rum Box 1)62, H alford, Flo. *sr Ncmlimli* t r i n i t y , KlftfliR jiti tnn man,I you lo hr and nppaar brio** -a id Cittrrl 'r llh r r In ji-ra/iu uf br n h ilaf of F rlirn t-ry , ist*y for w|»- J1-AHOE LOT. dutlreW e'for bulUD firstVMl uf R.xinf* amt f(ir ‘ final illa Ing, P ark Ave., Clone In 790-W n llu tiic iC u u <n i’f/ lif.V .U "' 7 --‘r . torifp i i i ^ K i f r n i r i r “Pr~ tln r-»y rn ia uf Paliruafy. A D. I* i i . l l i c i w I V * •of A t m uat Jftlvraipv*. i!rrpa*f*i1. **n a D a c r r- I'ro l ‘onfa*»„ w ill tla F O R S A L K , 5 room house, ba tli lr*t rihtr Mf J i h t i i r i . 1*1? rn lrra d agnlnal you. I.KM 1*1 ItlR H A N i: » n d g srsg c. house newly painted T h - B a n f o r d lle ru h l I* hrt*t>) * K k g iiifrii tif ih r •'Piair *f d ra lkn a lrtl » . N n -w a p a p rr In wltlrb Inside, price MAOOOO. H i U U a All BUM lu r u t iA I h i - . .1., i lo « .h a ll lu> la iblU b rt! ’jPLC. tbvvjrablr h « n « -g r O a r ford -a rh warh lor Im ir I I I conaacullvllelghta. Immcxllata potitesslon. w rrk . ^ O T I I ’K O F A M I' A L W ITN K H H m r band ami olflctai W . R . W illia m s . Itcagor. 110 * TO f K H O l . l l L i r * H K C T I V J ..a l a, Banford. I'o u nly » f Bainlnoi* N . Park A ve . P h one 3130. Tli.v annual 110**11118 *»f lh « and Miala of P lu rlda ,. Ihla ih r »lb hiiiii*r8 4if th* ( ’Itliena Hank of day of January. A. I*. 1*17 FOR SALE; 3 story, 1 badroom (iv|g>«fi», Florid*, w ill l»s* t»p|r| In n I* H E R N D O N C lr rk of Ih r illrc u ll i ' o i i i i of l.in klriK r»ri»iyik on Turw lfiy. Jan itu rj house, good location. Owner B -ntlnoIr County, Florida H lh I. i l l 31f 1 It.U , frit I her ttUfponv leaving town. Phone IMfl-W of p|g<4*tli*» of i n I k h nt rjf Iiifiuflnr* ’ riA IM .A N D W H P B N C K II . . Ij *t ih*» Ira n »* pnwiilrfK pnAiilnu vfflf v*»af And and thf* tl Hoilrltor for p laintiff FOR SALE: 7 room bungsktw with up <if* * Jrh l»n« IB ra ll 3 baths, clow In. Phone B61-J tuajr fi»m r I»*»*d (h it 30 iljij N O T IF K FOR HALE; N D T I C i: in I I K I IK I I Y 4 IIVI-N ; 194 9 . * r i l A l t L K H il H IU K K K V l Th a t I, tlK ttB tlB M W I T H B it. •4 B E D R O O M .7 tin and Tns t«I nr. w ill a|,p}* to tha rtoard ..f • ounty 1 tio s n , in good downtown locairotooilaatonaT* of Hamlnota I'oontlon. A th o ro u g h ly gtnwl house IV. Hlorlda. el II* m*atlng lo 4*1, IN’ IN it’ N T r J lt D U K H f f t l 'H T . sod w o rth aa k ing price. B C M IN Iil.C C O t 'N T V . k i ^ i i i i d a . F.alalr of H A N N A H 4*. W T r i'l.T / .. MODERN APARTMENT buildi|4-i-p«tv*l ing, recently decorated, close In, * n (Vrf(*H T O < T lK IIIT4 H tn cuntelnlng 4 two bedroom apnrt T n A ll rprwoiiA *lln vinif I'U tm * »»r ments, pno completely fam isheil IifiMMnd« AKA|t(«t Xa M TO N IG H TS Rtnl^harrkt f-. mm. • ENTRIES Legal Notice 3B.K6n.00; 1/3 H F. Motor, I’hnne 0168. UNG WALL Vmu nnd Pkt'h of tmi a f f li^fplijl iMiilflwi' And r«*«|ulr*il In fii** 4*nv VHY * m ir , A30T7T .N o w O p e n “ SANFORD HELPY SELFY” r lf l n i* * f i r m | fidlr* : WflBiisr OONaWTENT A D V B m jm s f. til Ii ( tiff I f f Ity tt. B. KltlKIIKf. C ould H en ry VIII H a v e H ad Stom ach U lc er P a in s may get wanted relief lllalDr}* tall* how H r n r r V I I I w ould a n r g - h lr»«#lf w ith fond and auffar sftarw ard. O on'l Ignnrr jrmir . o f . ferine*. T r y I M n for rallaf of u lre r end stomsafi twine. In ill* * .lion. i a i peine, fo r hesrtbarii. b u r n ., Ing eeneellon. hl.tei rod other ru n dlllun* reueed h r * lf n > m u del « l i e b<ix nf, l>den Tehlel* from yo u r rtrueelelF irs t d » w mual ra n v ln r* nr re tu rn box tn ue and eel D O l'g t.F , V O IM l M O N K T H A C K Tn ttrh ln n D ru g end drug eior»* everywhere. The Public i» invited to visit and inspect our Laundry whether you plan to use it or not.. -100 W» 15 S t. Between French und Elm Avenues HWOffCAu. u R O B B 'S H O M E B A K E R Y Phone 1188 CtP. T-a H‘’ x. * r i i ' 4 • ». * *, * * ' * #I-': * i s * *• * *v** • 7 - , ****'> -j ; r ; - . Ijs ." DINE and DANCE HAVB_YOU TRIED THE N EW ATLANTIC 8 g o l d e n p a l e .a l e ? B n FLIG H T DECK COCK TAIL LOUNGE S A N F O R D M U NH l* .4L 0 • •, H ■ ’u - •« £ ^ b f ill / ./ • N O lU tlltT O N -P K N N THIT1/T P Tltl'BT COM COMPANY la u n d ry Plenty of courteous advice on how to wash with this, pystem. *»f lientInn nf thin nofk*. E ir h rla lm ‘ from functlontl p tifodlc ptln y«n, « r d rH M n d miipt l»c In w ritin g a n d c o n it ln th* p l«f® of m W r B f * n n d pout n f f l r « Addri-pp nf th# f U l r n n n l and Rttiftl hn n t n f n tn b y th#* r l n l m n n l . . hi* a*#nt n r n tin rn * ? , nr thA M m # Ahsili I»a void. Y 7 IL L H E M 0 V K Ludiea and Gentlemen, here is a wav to 'get your l*aundry done as you desire-*-ut a low cost. A clean sanitary, easy way of doing two or .three, different waahingH.at once. Everything’ is available for your convenience including plenty of soap, bleach, starch, blueing-, drying lines, pins. l lh * C o u rt |fnii»4* in H Riuoril, Fl«»r* idR. w ith in p i* h t r*|pnd*r m nntli* frn m th n tlftim o f iii** f lr » i Bnl»* TO TR T70R K C B ? s e l f s e r v ic e am pj|h*r id )tm , in fi 1 hrtVf* aftnlfi'l pa Id pita I a in llif wfflfi* nf H « h » It IV . W A Iti: I ’m iiib Ju d tv "f A IR P O R T Ii and availahle for immedio'c TW O AP A R TM EN T HOUSES, t'lnxe In, w ith good income ami vnrnnrip* fo r Im tnriliaip p n »acsslon. W ELL P U R N I K H K D fi R O O M house, In goml location, m w lertt w ith g a ra g e , cloae to atnre*. oil two Iota— a good house f a irly Court H o u r, al Banford. Pfnrlda. on or bafura lha I7ih day u f January. A D , . 1 *4,*. or d tla u li w ill n anlarad agatnal Vuu and a iid raura w ill p b i/ rn l r i p »rla . J O b t r g J that t h l. not l,r hr publirbad POda a w rek fo r four c n n -r-'u llv r w rr k In T b r Hanford llrra ld, a dally'nrw apaprr of Bauflird, Brm lnolr County, Phobia W r i ’NDBH mV hapd and i h r rra l uf raid cutirl Ib lL I D h day of l>-r*m b*r, a d . D l l n p. i i c i i s i u i N • ' C lr rk A y O r r M li C p n tl 1**/ Hi niliiolr *'o»nl) . Florida rBaalr O. H K V i:lt l.l:V »l«*KtVAN A M orory for l-ltilnllff y o u c t* W heel Balancing ” Ya R D U Y V e n e t i a n b l in d s C . - C . W e ls h Tha moat krkuUflil blinds mads IVssd - Aluminum . SI*el Carat na mora than ordinary Winds. WELSH TIRE SHtfP P. W RTKVKNH. t n luvlvc Itrp •If W. Bablnton — Orlando Xnd « Park — Pkaa* I I I t a lca n l.la g — T lr a l l r M u j O HELP W AN TED ARTICLES- FOR SALE W A N T E D : W a ltre sa , good P » y ahort hours— 0 days a week. A p p ly Roy Jo h n s o n G rill, M n g nelia A ve. FLOW Kit H fo r nil occaiiona M rN K IL L A Y O S T, F L O R IS T Celcay A ve . juat o ff S lpea . O ffice ph. 401, resilience p h .'lliO -R R E L I A B L E M A N w ith c c r to call on faerters in Sem lnol# C ou nty. W o n d e rfu l o p p o rtu n ity . J | 5 I t *2(1 in a day. N o experience o r capital required. Pcrm snent. W rite today, S Ic M E S S C O M ­ P A N Y . Dept. A . Preejiort. Ill- O R A N G E S -G R A P K F R U 1 T 3 , 32.C0 bushel. K. W . Lo rd . Phone 788-W. G A L V A N IZ E D r o o f i n g Phone Co. 4112. a i® - s a a w - . J r? m 6 nday ; jjirr. u, vw» l -----------i — ;l l w Need a LAXATIVE ' - v - i jt y‘ THE SANFORQ HEiyUJ?, SANFORD* FLORIDA ■. jpPAOH FOUR f ■ K 'lif "r***■ ; ' mill*. 7r T H F .H M E L E C T R I C H E A T ­ N*« E R S reduced from *Ki*!7 *o M E N — to learn D I E S E L . ■ uyr* open huge field In In11,7.60. T w o h u tn rr e lectric li"t diiatritit find fa n n in g cotitmoup U tra . I n .40. II. II. Pope tiles. I(elinldi*, mi-chanfcslly in* Inc. Ph. HMI. clined men with fair ciiucatio'i F O R « A I A > : S m a ll P "n y r"d .l!c. ~ C a ll 010(1, lU m ilw V F o r '" * " 1" ExrhTtnge. V . ' _ _ preferred. T raining sta rts a* Home,' *will tiot^ inlevlefe - with your job. If you Orel qualified, CELER Y Dle*el Training, Herald. B IX A C Iim tl wire- Enough for d acre*, J u u ie , m i B 1 9 -R w rite paper end . B facta, iftlllllew But D, v/o •; flPARTAN all aliiiplmim trailer, j 3 frontthij qhl Naval Air Hae". | Rev, Cha.1 . Qllltiorr, I TRAVLO house trailer. Clean, sleeps 4 Mrs DUhfip. Ai»t 5. Oil P a rt A ve r fo r free • ------------------------------------ lOE CREAM cabinet, 3 hole, phone EXCELLENT rarnittg opportiSI Hie* <in uutn l>t«ly A lender work, including wi'IdinJ, rbfsy pointing ami metal work, Eaiy t/» learn now In ymir spare time. Chance for a good Jqjt or o simp of your own._We''l show ynu how. lle re ’n one of the most, profilhhle lirsnChe^ -if the big Auto business. G. t. Approvnl. W rite today. A ut‘>C rnfts Training. Ilox A c/o 1238-J. REFRIOERATOR. WrattngleHiMl , approximately fl ru. ft First clasa Herald. condition. Call Oviedo 3803. REFRIGERATION and ® AIR CONDITIONING 6 ARTICLES W ANTED GREAT NEED FOR MEN to re ­ I'LL BUY ytnir car reaardlrsx of age or condition. Boy Reel, 300 W. 2nd Nt. WANTED TO BUY or rent. 10 good piano*, aluminum boat At motor. Dr. Btarke. Fellowship Front, Sanford. Fla. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies IIARV CHICKS pair * and install Refrigeration nnd Air Conditioning equip­ ment, Also excellent opport­ unities for men interested in going inlo own business. T rain­ ing will not Interfere wlih pre­ sen t Job. Previous eiperieitre not necessary. G. I. Approver!. Mechanically inclined men write fine details and _KREE^ Iflratlon Chart Ti-i|L“ 'In st., Box tl c fa Herald. 9 W O R K W A N TED Hanford X-Cd Feed Stt .*e FOR SALE: Very choice Ilotsteln. G EN ERA L contracting, print ing, roofing and cktneiitry repairing, Ouemsey, Arjfihlre and Jersey dairy heifers, $39 00 each. Non G uaranteed satisfaction, ,H. U. G rogan, Phuna 7H1-J. related male free with 5 head. Homestead Farms, McClntW, N, LOANS Y. priced. GOOD 5 ROOM HOUSE on Jake, TWO JERSEY cows, fresh. M E. m o d e r n , fi aervs of land. Shelley, lake Monroe, Fla. $7,600.00.. 27 ACRES HEAVY hammock land FOR SALE: 1 Jersey milk cow. I 'electric hot point cook range. • _J22 acres tiled, eleven wsils, 8ee F. M Engllsli, country Club . tils In good romlilion, .lenetneiil Road. r, |F j r house nnd h h n t. $7,600.00— term*. HELP W AN TED 5 ROOM furnished house in b««bI 8 condition, ■on 3 In's, modern, GIRL for toil* founulr some fruit—MtUfi-OO. Drug Store. ■Par BUILDING wilh living quarter., ey’s containing 3 store*, one with full time. stock of merchandise and other HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple two rented. ffi.OOOD? for mer- end gentlemen. 317H Holly Are. rhendlae at Inventory *nd bulld- Margaret Mullls, m i B J D woman lor general l n r FRED W. BENDER houacwork, can lire on premier*; Room 2 Fla. S ta te Bank Bldg. ifff H. Locuat, Phone 734-M. Phone 1030 IB ACRE FARM—I acres muck, EXPERIENCED oung woman fl room houai. OB ft. well goo.1 stenographer. Must know typ­ water. 60 citrus tre«. I-ocwl^»l ing and sliorthand. Chaaa A on Old Lakg* Mary mail. O r- Company. * nellu* W: Wright.________ ■ PICKED MEN 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE OPENINGS Now For RADIOS, Good Pay .and Expenses Thv-Music IF YOU can meaeure up to lhg aUnilarda of the peacetime Refular Army, you now have an umiaual opportunity. By anHating for Jr year* you can chooae one of the famous fight, injr dlvlaiona now on’ occupation BBITtH SEWRlfl duty in Japan and Korea. ' MACHINE SHOP, Build your praaont machine Into The dlvlaiona in which you can Include ajich outstanding a portable electric. Initall the enllat Malta aa lhe lat Cavalry Pivibackward and forward attach* m art Rapalr all mekti Bup- •lona 7th Infantry Division, 24IK Infantry Divlaton and 2 fith Innllva for all machine*, tin So. fanlry Division. each of which hait a great battle rvcdnl durlog the war. ,. . . After initial training in the U, &. yon can Join the unit of your choice and take part In the ONED R.C.A. Phono. ' inti reeling work of maintaining a luat peace In the -Far East. good (onjg gauar Appliances. You’ll have the* advantage of UT FLOWERS —‘Sruipdmgona. ^20rc extra pat for nvvraeaa rtrvtea. Starting lose pay for SwaatpitiK l’- calendula*. * Mra. a Private ' overaea* la |W> a tW- . Iri »»• S g * month In addition taiifood, clothing, good quart*rt, medical and dental care. And you’ll enjoy excellent living condltions, plenty of aigntafelng, •Port* and recreation, and the Satisfaction of doing a worthwhUa'Job. *- IEnlistment* ot>en to while'Job. -----men IS. to 34, Ineluilve (»7 wHh parent*’ consent). Oat full di> tall* at U. 8. Array Merit itjag SUtion. 6 Rutland Wdg., Or LO AN A HADE PROM 118 TO $30« atriet privacy; faat sarvic* FLORIDA LOAN CO. 102 Banfcrd Avtnua ” HOHHOW HERR WHERE ' PRIVACY 18 BKSPKLTKI) YOUR nataial Jsair« for privacy In monty rosturs U atrletlv res prc. t (I here, Pr lands and ra U tlv M t-1 o m an , not au«ailoo*> your credit. -Your Mior business associates wilt not herr of >*ar perioA nffeLre. T hin U no mum (V embarrassment. actionable ervint wqutmooma No eo-maker* on money loana Variable pertnen. plana FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Bank Bldg. Hlwa H 12 SPECIAL SERVICES FULLY LICENSED Auctioneer luet *tart In* bualneie In San* ford would like tp hear’ frau any pereon or business fifB wiahing to hare auction raid). Reply Boa "Auction*’ e/o Her­ ald. O. IX Lamlreai,. . Phone <(dl R B rr A c a r • • YOU DRIVE IT DODOS . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8RMV1CK PEPENDAUI Muilc Box, WATCH REPAIR. Diamond Mttlftg, wngmvlng. aee Ur. Fall(ner at UalheiV. Ont week1! AUTOS FOR RAINED^ACTICAL NURSES are in demand—full or apare tto i. -^Ka»l^ w re PHONE SIS 3 • ' ■ l’ l-.r l'i !m nX bS °N o/aVHer- m - ■- *. =0 - nJ r.^3-=A ~--‘ ;i-T-i^ ** - school or previout experience neceaaarv. Get free Inform*. ■Mg L II ■■ T -U ' 1 hi �> J.-V TH E W EA TH ER f —f- VOLUM E X X X V III Established 1U1J8 AN ■ IN D E P E N D E N T Ii■ SA NFO RD . D A IL Y FLO RID A , , By Marshall Fraser Makes . Formal Claim To State Job General leashes Out A t ReactionarieH; Sees Vital Need For Liberal Leadership Gay Refuses To Give lip C o m ptrolltr’n Office At Meeting; May Be Court Cane Niue Flee In Broklyn Jaillireak P s> I'-jtrtty cloudy, w ulh portion. dowdy ti*#rlh pn*1ljti (onlthl and V?«ln tv fa j Oio m Io iu I rxln In Twill havirf urc* tontgh] spil lVctln"*-_ •t*i KUtuf tcmp"r-,ilurra in north n lh f m ii, lllllr ( h i c i r ^ fitn llf l«i n n d c u lc east to south* t-i'i| winds. (' , » N EW SPA PK H TUESDAY, JA N . 7, 1DI7 MO. 49 Associated Prfs* D a ic d W ito Trum an To A s k Budget 0 ( 39 Billion Swearing In The New Representatives Demand Would Be 7 Billion More Than G. o l>J.s Estimate; McCormack.Ih Whip W A S H IN G T O N , J a n . 7— TAlJ#AirAfiHKn Jan 7. (/p>— In TV V SH IN ’C T O N . .In n . 7 — (/P) G e o r g e M a tu lin ll » ton:", but apparently frtpndly I ’m irli nt T n m i a n is c \ meeting, EUwln O. Ptw.w-r m ade a ^ n l n c e d no. w o r d s I n a s ta te ­ |i r i i# r| t,. ) t, f 'o i i g r r s s f o r n fbrmal demand this altem oon for m e n t h e is s u e d t o d a y s u m ­ I , ih I p # t n f $ 3 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 rerognttton as S tate nomptroHer. m in g u p t h e lo n g m o n t h s h e it w ;i t > v c d le d to ila y . T t i u t 's But Clarence M Gay declined k» s p e n t t r y i n g to a r r a n g e a $ 7 ,o o rt, 000, 0fio iiin rp t h a n . , surrender the offlee to him. peace a g re e m e n t b e tw e e n Fraser, a M arO enny mtraeryman tin - I '- tim iilp kivcii n e w s m e n C h in e s e N a tio n a lis ts am i and slate senator, presented hl.t h y H ip n e w R c p u h lic C h a ir - # certificate of election (o G ay and C o m m u n is ts . tit a n n f t!ip H o m e A p p ro * said. "[ am here to demand and T h e G e n e ra l b lu n tly d e ­ p n a tm ii: C o m m itte e , R ep. assume Ihe renpotvMMUtles of this nounced w hat he culled th e domtJolili I *t#er nf flew York office" Gay reput'd. "I am holdldc nant reactionary croup in Chlna'a (Jq u e IMItrarity tc.sdcr r-aiil office by romtnLwion nf th e d o t* government and the provocative (;.r,t.’i'n innouticeci the uppotntem o r and I don't think I can -jx>llrle* of Chine*# Communists. in#-nt #>f Pep .it#hn W McCormick surrender it to you ’ W te ’pinned h is hopes fo r a pos­ #>T MkOAchWtl.% as IVinnrrstlO Apfiarenfly ihe wkLrmkh wnn lltsible settlem ent on tw o things, Whip t ^ temCtl lo set up a full -cale epuft Chlna'a new constitution and the 1 „ •*. I*- n ., n> recesj hut test Fraser and hi*, party left chance th a t llher/ij ■Jeajtepiblp | . •#. ,.w,-i»r ii.r# ti^lav end Immediately for th r otfire of Almight conic to ptw er aim end tcv.cc.c-) ml. limn bXarldA China's civil strife. tnmey General Tran Wa trot) to tsc#-K^-w» -Rnhert . ’-Ikes wtitch _ .Lashing. o u t» .a t» th e - die-birds seek permtesloA to bring a court ■»mi!d le-tucc th e govm ijntlll'i In Generalissimo C h im e h’a action for the ouster of Gay. Cc)ninnt>l|.')i# frrmi 6f# to 4U-* ■ fill lb ’s fovernm enl. M arshall said Fncwr claims lire office through "The reactionaries In th e govern­ his election In Novrmher. b u t OOfCtmarei* h ii before It a bill lo m ent have evidently counted on em or Afllldrd Caldwell ha* de»n#b *».# pci’hitton of American substantial American support. rllnerl to issue a commission io rt'c r- p- w-s#te from Indiutrisl Aregarrtlew of their actions. The him. Caldwell aald F ri-er L) tln- MF.WLY-ISllECTRII Spesker of the llnute.- Jc.vrph 'V. M u tin. J r . t |L A! i ) i(« iiiin i olnum oln nid tniint#-|p«l -c m .e,: TXie bill ^Communists l/y' the'r uhutllllntfnes*, (n rj,r Hmde by the tmlli #if tull ’mrmbffsk of tf<* H o u r i«t I t t p r r A r n t u u i t i tIt* i »i* M * ellglhle twrause be was a nionibft :i L r com prom isa' in th e national %"|l» of lli» state legL-Jalure w hidi flllw • \ irtt ***** Hi #idr IfMtMni t!fm rtfd Ihr li r |»m!cl All *lfl» i»l th r «h*mt»rf ^ P . p . e - | . y r ic.ul MundV fte-' Interest, are evidently ©minting on Mtorii wfi,r ltd lAiifl hi fhr flr*»t Hr|»iihtlran r hri li'itUf'ii I ’fihg rt ralrevt the com ptrollers salary ’.hii. >n w ,i>t)*|i Dskoto U Is an economic coltspie to brine O ar claim* the ollire by apn '-c 'jstio tr wturli got about the fall of the government, point m od of th* Governor and ^ ft p n l.i iv. year, but accelerated by e l tensive guerrilla said he will refuse to turn oY$r 1 * . , * ’ ■ » . c *i j ) * n ctlcir a ja ln s t long lin es'"b f r»II the keys until lie t tursented j> * .. . 'i s i. mtrndiiced comraun'-cationa. regardless of the commivalon (or r t v.er \tgned t»y • . ' - ramp' # i UcckVIi e o £ In suffering to th e Chinese the governor. m the Using peonla." • tli- lOessurc was T h s Am arlcsn G eneral then i took a rap at what he railed the j i ■*• ' < v n i' it.# toqirei\v # ry hnrmful srul Immensely pro* **. )-#,# |t<il tm kle *)f . r iU . . . t*Tocatlve phase of th e Chinese #. .»>, # .. - i n rrtc-i unrac• Communist P a rty ’s propaganda. * I i \ l t M» |r | i | i h I | II II | " • i • . -i inu’ji lrwi.iljtnin Ha said he wanted to toll the . i- *. t l t je.ir IfriiiVH S p o il, I filnt American people that In the de­ I •nviitioir Mitjh ,'Irh*nI I '1-. I;-;. ibUtAti .cn.tlors I mm IAW1MQ tHIIR WAY through two Iron window bars (center, arrow ) nl liberate m isrepresentation ami . *rv I1 t will wmi* inti* a* .|>,-#-.t P nsldrnl TVuman to abase of th e action, policies, an'1 the Ihiymrmd Street Jail in HrooKlyn, N. Y., n in e hardened criminal! m *s h A m v i R p , V a r * H,r i n n ....... ib*i, ikm -1 ,- - r-* Mu- Marlon M artin to A record crowd of lib people purposes o f th r U nited State,* scaled tile prison's wall npd gained their freedom. The hiesk. touching n*il h I l# r| G,||l I r 1■ . * i ‘tnm inh attona Cotnoff one of the biggest manhunts on record, w as th e Urged ever made In attended the weekly m -ctlng of • , government, th e Communist props III **#•( .‘ > , , 1 r f f m i , H » rfh .lie -vnj tnnney vtcethe city. Among th* convlcu who escaped are (tu p , I. to r.): Christopher ■the T 'x itu t Club at the Tourist A A sa n d s has been w ithout regsrd iliiylmiri Bench in thr • '.ii-u).iii •[ lit— fvcptibUcsn It*Elsls; George Gurtnnwlrh; Anthony Aiello, w anted for m urder, and Center Monday rveninr at R;0<> fo r th* in ith . <%**• It < 1 . I y-#o'elork. arenrtfing to I M Atmis ? U i » | r» r . r. l r i v f III,\ i n i i n g - t , h ' * t i*»H ' t h a t l i t . , t « r i 4 * t* * J»f ¥ v i He said th * evidence Is plain Edmund Godfrey. Below. (I. to r ) are; Anthony Abbandnla; Salvatore a n\ 1 1 *. 4 1*4 I't Hit * - i.lt* trait age, director of the chib Th* : ^ M r It -! '• 4*'!ra D'Aula. William Duffy and Carm ine Krrtminn , (IfUereioftonaD N u t th* (omrntmlsts e re trying to f r- t-*« t#s1 1 . .is tlir. .#tpng, ' (if i f a r i f l 1tl|T f t i r'i.,!i i I n IE m * i f ii .JUtMting wa* detlunal*#) as i ’eiuiv fr» ep- rm'jit.- s- .»! i Or* ' I1 S' JP-niMbad ’**•© C hirr*" pr<rjdr Mkl th* - f i t .1 ! ttr.pt h i Itl-w-f rim r piMvil Wil l I l i f t A 1Ti sjlvania Night and the |oogia> i the world, and to arouse « biller I-,, i - t f m i tire better w*h Ole In ... , i ' i t c 1 1«> f * trtw tK ii u *»i , hrhl w«» arranged hy s roinm iltey hatred of Americans. T h e S'n-j \V * c • -■ . m -n r w j , / n U.Sh he I t ' d ' •■lay Jiff-iH flr f kv £ 1 *r F t SII » ft I Si* j• * * F 1 »1 III 4 . hesrled hy P ari Ei-eiihow er, ,#■ tio n sl'rt government propsgsn i t t r t f i lP t i l t|i --f « t U£ 4#A \ •* 1 -1 * '“ ^ y »-1. * ^ • c .n m ixils it t! tm *i »« « ir ta ty of the rlub. diets, he adder!, also h av e made , •• t i i i k i raf . C..-..I i 1. tic;, iliil. in clatni Ms* *»»lie ' . Ill Th* proceedings were tt#nt#-l i h f U many m lsrepresenU ticn* h u t these M w i rt i ll rt a >11 f Ire 1" f 4 i f . (Mi t , c ’ - f •k **1 It I V i m -t It in li.» ■ aitcrpled with an Invocation Ini hv l'>. Mmf-t-to hayy not been of the sam e v'cloui Mi Jntitt.ir v lira t«m|*HtTil tvilb la if ; 1f n ib iu ati'»n »i*• '^ * i>,c r# o i' |)t##srr»m to C. V. Stark after which tlie n A *fijrdliik-’ !•* f« f nature of th e Com m unist propa­ rtf't-uiihtijf h* M t .. rylturn* I ,|,vrr‘ *bMCH u»ht**fl t .. . l.iiti rrat..iteritple l#ipSrtnlilv sang "Am erica." .it^tnllnc pi» w \i * ganda. sjftte-i iiuinngT'i fm f h a yr .mil Cr» finiu-i.i #hnI llint m<« =f f ’ •* ft f*l 11fEf| |wiffL f ;f » i i. ,i. i .iri-rfj. I'uring the hiiBinesa tneeti#-;, Gen. Marshal! said th n t ns he plans were dhrpaned fnr a - hnt will ^how i*i> eventually* It . ftQifyd IacWa itrntotl ItamiMi: »»i |Ct j*n<l I*. I tic .. 'Im r . -Mncil m h' i s e e s 'it, m e thing can save the seeing trip hy a chartered bus or DIAS' rv n i i=li*j» up nuhf alniig. j j 4indaniriftat. t»ueli ,% p j mu?. I'oitrd lh*t *flf«* »f*hi in ) It)** sni'-t i* Urge are rttgeitsituation In C hina; and th a t is for private cars to some local spot *f fl!Cf*iflmu In wf^nthei, fsir if g r6 f^ j|jiv « tiiu ; niirl Ball 11i n-il *st^ flu m ■ tin- Pic-tdent' flr-,t hifcfi nf |YlfHTl!.T (jT-dr Rr!1 th e liberals In both th e govern in ■t'»• Further drt.s'-s # ri him* fhat * hnrtngo lr* If* will r^fiM th r I Vt| • ’ '. i .* Irvw 'Pie . h . 't l X 'r . 'E W 0 3 .3 9 3 .0 0 0 Ih I /lis t G n m n M l . It ,1»r » * « » u Is R e - O r i f n n - scenic lqlere.it llie flirt I 1I 4 : rtf rat lira t r » ijl r t Pt i t M . e f i t t If f inti * will he announeed «t s later I ♦11tilt* fl *h ' 1 -i 'uc yiHitsftire assume leadership Ife referred h * *M - p o ' p t l »t d I hr f *lI t ||i|* I m r i f | t f .» t '■< The social narl of thr p to g i - ' f ' f m l r i f f t i f i f l i . j h * i z t ' d A t F i r H t M c u t - 1 1• r-in tn. i it t l m n ie» i lUfaI to lh*m ft* n splendid group pf ltd consisted of a variety of o u i.i-d i «ft nf men, hut m-*n who. a* yet. don't •" itrt f «t n r ** in ir O f N rw Y e a r • ntrrlalninent Prof f Klv ■I* ram Iff ! have the political powor to "rer ■ i ■ • TbsUonjl w h ip v 41 i c e.t •electiooc -Mi the l»arlO"0 * els* a controlling influence Then! 1 . x id sc- nr f p|di »i • * * «*I- ‘I • ' • * njh d a v io o R A R E tm ir.n II rtf ,t a n ford t-a , t > followed hy A I 1 Schwa mil ‘ In B tem perate nolo of optimism, i ♦MriiflMi,- i» , .»*hfrv *»' (/Pi Nmnfeatiireii Writer . dav eie^tctl a. permanent rbalr sang two songs accompanied ■' the American General raid that • NEW YORK • i. Hint I -In. i Fire look \ cut* nf th#- it r*fd of County Com- the piano hy Mrs Krlfvshdt ' i m . ii' lo 'e itbrusd fo tr a ttfy-rrt i*ra / « r#|(^hBi{j i v | ■■ -—■ — — 1W* *f** ^°r , ? , ( greater toll throughout the Untied ti'tsjion*r» al 'lielr initial **«sinn quartet composed of Mrs, <’ < xnniuiilsl fully era tie China has b*sn U j j *m rn, sta te # In H>« than even in year* of the i-i-nf. ||a succeeds W. !i Ginn, Mrs. J. R- H aw thorn. ,M H hl*h » r Wi »togrrc. <«( liflitR th* I fV |> M o #i l I I r i v f vrr^aj Ihral, r p *#■t.h- hr * f|. U .T|| a .. t .ltd#*" It res Mack rlf’* tirri! lin t I m* t , , i' I 'tf ln i tin .| dJVra \>r • t hie tt.i I’liUcri olalr.v I • * ** i J t l l l I I I I V I enUre -fJS u Kjlt-rr of Geneva In thU post. J. Smith and E. M. Arm ilage rang olflri gnlflcii h^iift Atrairifi „ |?L ««op. Prsrllcat measure* Z « l ll Zbe i when er U n|) 1Prt, eU,re wllrT) kornM ^ rratirt-^n JMtlrflf ra, t* lirtintfr - i -rm rav»»3 ■|1 »» 1 M ri'lrilntiil wss elected a t vice a Yiumber nf old songs. “ ihovr atPHilriirv t#' hllfh t, b" ttu t MtP Jhf-.jidetit'i Mr*. Frank l leske (hen l»-#k ntflffil Hpeelal ,tiainv of llirtn Plf » Aid 0,1 . *“!•» j •firm ,1 jrfftjw, 11 t<# curb tilkr.-. were dl* iV * I «M leveled. IBM jrh ro Ttaltlmorn cbalm ian. charge and directed gam«s w-hleq tf! M n Md. »• i* . h fio t arc hubling ut» l^ ttf f , ------------------— ,bum ed. nr 1871 when Chicago was '* t t^1Ilir.t -'ll" 'Iiuons and It l-a» t II (’. iJotVI, newly elected comr*VJt lltif|T i >» , « * - »=»<* I ••••* ' *’ *■.».» foHnwtng a# inl»»lnner, **» nsmed aa lempnr- were planned for the e n terta'"- Iv slvi* th* nv.citl srlety. • *• * . drrtroyed. 1ft •i *4' ■' I Rrreni m iir v •t^ li.'f-s con ' > * * l,H . ,.. o"tv brltig th" Tire Nations) Board of n r e U n­ *r» r hjtirin»t, urlnr tn the elrrtlon ment of the guests. M rf X'fltt r f ... . ' , .*M I*.4|«-1 I' t t t* 1 I"' h I piled bv im - c r t and derwriters, with Malts Mr* com­ nf Mi l*npe C. R. Clonta, whnm file «* orgsuirstum -, u Oifj't It. it celst y | »* *«p pleted for (be first H m onth, of Mr. Itit'M vurceed* as commita ’tendrrl Ihe ’m eetlti- smi plant (trail itnfMinf t • J * M SCI#- t#* » ,r# 1the year totaling 150X30.1.000 r t - ’■iniifr. r f h j arn» •ti it a ••mpireii with Si nf h r I lA Q f BO I n I M /lh j poets tire lansr-i for 1044 to erre-d tevralml v*l i <lil»’ Information te -ailin g »» • house* which will E*l*. -it it, *HF »*«** , d.*f» **trap fc.* >1* «’ " .'■ IttH I I ritim ln < >f J 3VIO.OOO.OOO — nl) sU-Ume high ' nf |M v ii itr *1 ha-e ’ .' I* moved tn make wav !#■> when final returns hwve been Ira » i A total ol 3lfl buildtrw t*e»u. s Iltg M i . t u n 11«-r ;i If I , I )jf> a (#.«.# ii .. Mu ihe wi-l-tiing of S tate 'to* I pfat-fra / ^ aliifW an 1 ti Football has been held directly tabulated By contrast. the leva In h irin g an e*Umale<i vsluc In r*»u- err#.*!* **f Ih'♦ nr»* raspontlbl* fo r El fa ta litie s dur­ hi m! i 1,1 ivirient f/n. lia frnin Oviedo tn Chuliml*. the year Ban Francisco burned, etrucUon of 1403.341. wrre U'.urd m| tn 11 i I fSctiillinle CqUIilv ll> iltli it I) 1... --to 1 #ent. *;N* #4 |ar i ing IBM, The cominiisi?tifr* a fte r cmmil- during 1B44, arrordlng to fit • ty ll* *i I I n o e, jisilly when m any lira Insurance comI 1-p.iri-d | berrailnr.1.-. A .-.w tg i. iii ' . i .#| 11,, oi.vn who jCJ In a lu rre v presented to the Mr n n t| •i, I last veal t/tirtl In plant- I M*n)\ friend.-, slid d #t)-r • (•••'' •Mlfllfr 1- - ■ ■ i 'he Miami ll - n l d in * American Football Coaches Asm- panlea failed. Aggregated 1318,009. tatlon wftli L. K. Ilny|», thrlr Duncan, city building Inspector. go. .|. Other in ,'Ji r ' tg lettuce, IS tn I18 , that glvl\ig Ps nmir m m etiK tu t i ­ I ' t *###-! t ultl (i i n ', one of the • ttcinev, ay reed to ta k a s'eps to Tills represent* a more Ui*n Bt’»'.- ing* sre i iceberg elation. Doctor Floyd Eastwood of 000. Ii^r j*.f *ii. 000 tncreeae over permit* wlihh acre#; -s'diflow er. ;,|i bi 6? atrS -i Irr CThrtitrrlns, sr* for tlist • i*lliige-,1 new pipers, died Purdue U niversity said Uw* of A record death toll is expect*d have the h n titst moved and right PVf fin ,I the SI d»atha, • two occurred In to be .revealed whnt fttaUstles have nf wavv cleared, Included In the In IMS totalled IHW4W0 tn value *" ' ’ I l.i I" i“ th ti ni-tning *t the and miscellaneous vegetables, IN the d o tin g ilale lor the r.'hru.tiiut w,lt^fr! ^ i,, tl v»l(k 77 Permit* for 70 tsomes for white acre* in IW5 tn l.vj *cie* In U I5. Heal BsV has not yet bc-n «n- for 13 (Oilers ranka. Eastwood recom­ been nxnptled Th* Wtnecort Hotel ditcujslon w as whether tn move mended that • com mittee ba sp- tragedy tn Atlanta on Dec 7. in o r to cu t n f r p»rt of the Mills and &l hvne* for colored residents Romsine decreased (rum 153 In twHinced.'’ Mr. Ttethy declared ••I .1 i t t e-t Ml. Ilrrsh l when ntsd to e tu d - tbs d*sltm s of which i l l persona died, climaxed Filling statio n , to perm it the road were Issued New business building 13R seres and Ro»ton lettuce Roy Holler, chairman of the ' Miami wa-. a small town and he tsar* aa a possible ihsans of a aerlea of hotel fires which w rrr widening# . permits totalled 37. Building of planting# from t’.t to 'bree acrei. lo r g e Olfln Gominlllre u#xev all 7 - i t - t it.* n»i>«r ttiiough (he iSr ‘safeguarding p la y srs. M 11. Bmlh,- who w ith Mrs. ! five cabins for motor courts * u rfrnong th* worst In hlatorr. The** Tlie tnl»ceHa»ie##u« v ejetsb lei In buAlnrw: flrma and reript'nU «#t 1 „'•-#! I t i FI * real estate boor.1 Tbs coaches, m ssnwhile, recom­ Included th e .U Ball# Hotel ftre In Bmlth n p ejated the County Home j authorised. Private garagea. olher elude Fnglish peas, rsrin ts, iieetj. his Ttpnrlal G ifts' letter to r-a , P - t# M.e tlv ra ld 'j advertising mended that w esrln r a p p a rel of Chicago where HI were killed, the f’n the. O rlando Highway for the ■th an 'three wlUi new homes were broccoli, turnips etc. Total es'l nrember th * t tlie drive -.till u, A H'lr* * 11. * * jlc players be softened wherever Can O ld Hotel at Dubuque, Iowa, past '10 y ears, was presented bv 30. I-#.. 1#- !#.l ti.. ra-w ipvprra'of the mated planting In the 3anfn(d- progrem and a ^ o to note (h it nil V. - ] i ,, ft f ihe Commission with a lio n check PposslblB, It w as pointed o u t lh»t w ith IB dead, and s e m s l others -#' t He -Id the piper in 19.17 H i ere was much alteration. ie- Oviedn aectlen U 3,d72 acres. contributions to the Ttibcrcotoitv v# ffrao, t-Sfl .pi-iHfM# i**s fim. * In appreciation of these services, many Infurka had resu lted ,f t.ii .- Knight. Aisnclallon are it<y|<ictib!f trim duties *, j, , (•- _ Although the hotel fires attract­ and w as'personallv eommended for modellng end repair of structures hard - elbow pads • .M Bfa rm atuT tlie Income la*. ed the iwwt attention. W . K M a I. faithful service by Commissioner during th e year said 137 permits •end e uJti i>\4 # #|» #r | knee braces. 61'R I’I US VEHICLE BALK fo kfirff #f! I] t laileu. general manager of tire Un­ W. G. Kllbee, The Board received were issued for this purpose. A >* %#• ra#A ! -L, j ’ - - derwriter*' Hoard, points out th a t 'jfrpm W. I, Kellis of F u n Park, JACKSONVILLE, Isn. 7. ffl1**— uN rt th* t. * fi'T "an average of 37 persona died and- front H , E. Brown, applica­ FRENCH I’HF, I’A RA TRftO I'j Almost a million dollat* worth nf Oil? Ccmitlli*Arm F.rrifM. |{. ‘x -~£ ev n y day tn soroo of th e 6S0.0D0 surplus motor vehicle* are In he fst » p V ViIHift.*Kr i , ,1t#r> .ii||. J | f I'A lestser known fire* of IB**," . * tion* to o p erst* Ih* home. Any veteran In need of seraoffered for r.aie sa lt ai at ora tpe ............... Jackton- , rw eren inr . RIB, Jan. 7, )#l*i Thr I i-i.. >> morning. W. F, Prescott, representing a Inr I hrir, bsttte h e (free of e b a rg o In an y of TW rty-aeven persona were killed vllle fvaval Air Ktatlou to certified ' , , . ______ .Mf f JHI’A 1-1V Tf ■ f j ! l * V c the following categories Is reWendv Barrie, form er serren v eteran , and other pnerlly grmtpi f i g ? '" 11 J M - N nm Jrrarei „ In one day In New York when * gkoup of home owner* in 1hs. m u Oi conitm )-')■-# #|i ll.tl, qtieite,i -to visit tlie office .of SCRANTON, Jam T. <AV-Th« fire in an abandoned Icehouse Brantley I^ike region near For­ and tadlo actress and now Mrs. It w a. announce,I (qdav. t h e A"" ,1 ™ ]^ ,1"' "*“ u" * h tie* re vpnn.il bla a*"nrl-» listed yrho former Ierred 1 "*1 _ .man who helpod found th e Amer caused * tenement building to col- rest City, applied for th* building David Meyer, will be Ihe guest —iti t . n rrt I ■'(borne force* was mode a» the | French fanned o#u fBekm Hanoi did not -h o - i in .igsin f.n below; an d ten ^ £ a n tradition of honor a t th# Ju n io r Chamber wUj begin Jan. 1 The vehicle, on »ale. Include | „h,, f|, d r ronlro! to the office ■ Frank Mdl»r, former rtf a mile an d a half road Into the of Commere* m eeting Thursday Sumner cen t stores. Coordinator - K B C arter T tc m « i cnaUy flro bf th* y*nr, property from tit# Apopka Road. a t ISilB o'clock In ' the dining ayary kind except those m o»l, Namdinh. French Colonial Min- . |l v judge io I • ......... .ini -I'-iioi, AlUnric Nslinnat Bang Buildwidely desired, passeflger eara. | | , (#r M ,r |u . Moulet I. ready to ln«. withdrew hii rrmultfacy in Invar acoordingr to U>* board Is rticardn, Courtly E ngineer M. C, H al an room of th* M ayfair Inn, accord­ un Employment —. U. B. Emleave fiaigon tomorrow to report of Mr. Carraw ay, * to. m oeverel week*. Wm* the burning of 4 whiaky ware­ was Instructed to m*k* a survey ing to Jacl^ R attgsn. president of pluyment BcrrVw, u j North opposed. It*. to I l,|i fact. n-> ♦ Woolworth WdOlworili opened opfnfd bo la i l dr first house * i FYeano, C klif. on Aug. to the P sria government #.n h i. th* Jayrae*. and to get th e deed* fo r the right primal v ele-ti'-n wa > held. Mr Park Avenue. efforta In reach peace with the atora in Scranton «8 y e a rs ago. FLORIDA SENATORS ACTIVF# AtU ntlon is called to the fact a with a Joes to the government, Vocational Training and M u ­ Carrawny wa* elect",I t • office Viet Name*e. L ater he form ed , t f c « F . $■ alone, <pf. close to BU OQOOOT In nf way of th e road. Considerable th a t th* luncheon will b* held at nitio n — 7*. W. iaiwton, Oourt In the general tire linn of Nov. * Wooiworth Company building o f home* w a i reported th e hotel Inetaad of the Motors WASHINGTON. Jan, 7 - U P ) liquor ts s W Rl addition, th e House *i«| 6. 6 OXVGF.N EXPLODES b r o th e r Frank- I t was Inn aa usual. Florlda'* * United States senators vaJuo of U « spirt tc dnatraywd in the section. !#eg*l AMltUrx'e, lloaptutlxa-QUINCY, Mass.. Jam 7. '/P * •V ..... .............. ........... amounted to m ore th a n $3,000,000 tlon sort Blato nvrrtcw Officer W. C. B erg er and G erald Jon** RKDH WANT RADIO STATION were assigned to im tortanl com­ ■Afle ran all night search flte TERMINAL LKAVI u m .IT T IN its Mora th an IOjOoo bagnsla of bran-' o f the m * l* Auditing D epartm ent — c o n ta c t th tough fjo rd T . WABIIINC.TON, Jan. 7, l-T> Chart** was trad I SHANGHAI. Ja n . 7, {/Pk-Rus- m ittees In the new Cchgreaa today. officials announced lodair tbs! no dy. 3jO O O barrels of whisky and BOyle. County oerrlce Officer, Th* W*r Deparment *nno'itt;«r J one w as traoned last night In an g the firm «« elan representative* today asked 7/000 drum s of alcohol, each, hold­ w ere introduced by County Clerk th* Chinese for permission to ( • ' A Democratic caucus placed Sena­ explosion of ZflOO o trg e n ta n k , today th si wi.lo1*-. children - 1 T akseh BvRdmg. to r Pepper on th# Labor, A g rl; at • W eal Quincy plant. At flrat o th er survivors of fernicr Roldlers O. P. H erndon. ‘.The m en a r t her# Home- Bervtca AasLvtanra tn in g IS gallons, wera lost. . open their rad io station In Hervlcemen. ei-Oerrtcemcn , and industry wwa h u d - h i t by bthcr to m ike' th e regular a u d it, of th f hal. The station w as dosed t>E culture, and W olfar Committee*. it w as feared th a t a t least one who, died a fte r hnmirobte diattm lr Dependents —• American th a t county clerk 's office. polls* yesterday under a govern- S en ato r Holland i* s|st#d for the • o r km an had bogn killed by tho rh arg e fumi tbt! arm y .an d . wltu Hod Grok*. lAkefronl Boulevard, Rule* Committee and tho D istrict blast but a search , nf the 'ruin* did not claim tho yctitrauS te rm ­ ertttratn t ’order banning forelfn-owrra.l Commissioner Dodd Is**‘m over* • Veterans Administration — ia h h well as station*. Th# Roaslan station was of Columb1* Comoiittae. Both at th e A ir Reduction Sales Com- inal leave pav ore entitled ‘n IWfk4ttAmA Hum* #d somewhat from * h ip Injury said to h* th* only on# th a t had aa n a to n . o f oourea, in this Re­ nsrur proved th e . fear w*» un­ collect theio payment*. Il it G eorge' S. Anderson, S h e riffs < Office every Tueaday. I operated in Chino since New public Congress, w lD -sit on th# founded. E ight persons w rre in­ estimated thnt 340,000.000 is due m inority side of the com m itted. jured in th* explosion, * eligible survivor*. (J F h -G en. Celery Grower.s I'Vd Capers Open Ni*|»ni Wurkinau PrrdicI Shortaue Toi,^ h,1 InTrurk Acriilenl u /' D avlona Reach I m W inter t r o n Dies ( H i p u i r c s Record N um ber AI lend M eet in g ()T T ourist Club Sni reify ('jtu.sed liv \< iatifins Of (irowtli Fire Ttlil For' Pope Is Elected 1946 Reaches Chairman Of All .Time High County Board •C I First 11 M on tli : i Record Death Toll Football Directly Responsible F o r 21 Deaths In 1946 T o He ConfiniieH T h rou gh J;iini;ny $603,361 Worth Of Buildings Topo 1013 City roitiliiissjriii '-l ie Flcrj Mav., - 'I ssiuraM C. 8. \yoolworth, Dime Store Founder Wendy Barrie To Be Guest Of Jaycees Veterans Service rr.irv*“ JSl >■ - fti �T H E S A N F O R D .HERALD, SANFORD, FLO RIDA fb* Sjui fort} Herald aMtofcv^aaHl*- *a* p»«>r «« i i r t ® . tl'MSt MIITIO* RATB* P a,saw u t a u n t , w*«k —>. n , M s rs U I s w U tM to a a « w k w •* « * P»*aa whtok to eseta- # v .lr i s l i l M to IS * fee » • a A M fS lIe * • ) aO ttm m m tm k f ■ rS illae la II ae- a a l a ik * r w l» » . v # L t o « la l*ta a a » * r * 1*" , * 4 U ra l b» n i p k illib M M i ikipalM fi aar TUESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1*47 BIBLE TEMUR FOR TODAY OlVINO IS TJIK P1RBT FRUIT O F LOVE IF WE BAY WE l-DVE CIOD YET OlVK HIM NO TIME NONE OP OUll HUUHTA.NCE. WE DISPROVE O PII OWN UOABT Oco *o loved- llie wotld th a : re gate.—John V.b Strikers’. Right* It m ust bo ad m itted by ull A m ericans th a t in th is j free country, individually and se p ara te ly , we have "a rig h t to strik e." If It were otherw ise we would be, In some degree a t least, v irtu a l slaves. Hut it is cusy and danger* i ous to c a rry this principal too far. H erb ert Hoover, w rit- 1 iny in This.W eek M agazine, m ad e th& 'problcm c lear. Inrtim es like these*w e tend to acquire m ore m oney 4 than usual in our pockets and in th e b ank, and th ere fo rv " >imaRine we have grown more prosperous when th e fac ts • 1lire just the opposite. The w ar am i its requirem ents have, j eaten up a lot of w ealth. It tak es tim e, lab o r and p ittan c e ! . to go hack where v.’e were. * In o rd er to resto re our loBt w ealth, everybody J iiu s t’ . work h a rd e r and co operate m ore effectively in buaineaK and industry. T here m ust be new initiative, labor-saving devices and enterprises. Common sense demand* th a t • trikes shall not c a rry to exc.css, lest everybody auf- M fe r more th an is neceasafy. "■a " . if "The tim e is now here," insists M r. Hoover, "w hen W. strikes which en d an g er the life and living of hosts of y peopie not party to th e dispute m ust have prom pt settle- tor m eat. We Jiiusli have more effective m ethods of collective Owl bargaining and m ediation before a strike is resyrted to. {I’" In addition the judicial m achinery of the country s h o u ld ,' be given pow er and penalties to end nny strik e w hichj th e President, through the A ttorney-G eneral, declares irr: constitutes u" d an g er to huge numbers, of innocent peo- ' pie." * • : , li.S j Such procedure would require d irect co -o p eratio n | ;#< with d eleg ates from both sides, und a final n in jo rity | ■( votq witli independent fticmbers. Says Mr. H oover: "I jiiy e nlways opposed com pulsory a rb itra tio n as r a lim itation on Ule riglth to strik e, hut, th a t rig h t bus jstf now been curried to extreme)}. It Is necessary to check l , th is destruction If th e people a re to be m asters in th e ir ow n houses. *aai "T h ere Is a heavy responsibility on nil of us as we 3m nlove into the new yeur. We jn u st m aste r the difficu lt IjF a rt of working together* Nit country can move forw ard ■ Co-operate wilii th* Jo u ru t Club to heln provide enteilalnment for Hanford’* growing crop of printer vilitor*. * TUESDAY, JA N . 7, 1947 and ton* of food *r»nt up In k ■, Smoker*' rare Irasnea*. lack of 12.000 000 lire on M atch 31. A. automatic sprinkler* and fir* . rwParl*. UK drain mill lire on Sept, c a p o , delayed fire alarm s a n d t coat U.OOO.OOO • | antiquated . construction wera Three other t2.000.000 firm were amosig factor* brought o u t by to ­ rn Cleero. 111. picture frame p!»nt .v«*Hg»41on of tlie disaster* Tha on Jan 2. five building* in the National Hoard of P llf Under­ ! butlnet* district of Mudtegon. writer* distributed a suggested M ich. Feb 22. and the S talen ' Ordinance Providing Safety to bland. N. V . frrry terminal fire life In P l^ e a of Asaranbly," and .on June 25 , | various cities set about m la to g HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE MRS. BEIJ.K O C H ILTR EE of M iam i. N ationally know n in te rio r tlocgrator nnd le c tu re r on flow er arran g em en t* will Hidcct h e r container* THE MUSIC BOX (Building Formerly Occupied By Echols < Bedding and Furniture Co.) Owned and Managed *By •• ♦ ' ■( # Mr. ad Mrs. F. C. Winn, Jr. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Jeweler LECTURES A t TOURIST CENTER January l.Tth. 2 P. M. and 8 1*. M J a n u a ry N th 10 A. M. and 1:80 P. M Sponsored by S anford G ard en Club INSUPANCE Monday and Tucaday—6 A. M. to 8 P. M, Wed., Thurs. and Fri.—7 A. M. to 7 P. M, Saturday—*7 A. M. to 2 P. M: 406 W* 15th Between French St Elm . . A venues St 1 1 3 Yt M a g n o lia A v e. IhousniidH, ncvordliiK to one enthusiast, I*. J . ttp ffm a ste r, D irector of CoiVseWAtloil in MhhlRaB. ' The sport is followed in at least '20 sta te s. One «>f th e most p opular a reas in W isconsin’s lU.OOO-acre gam e r e ­ fuge in Juneau C ounty. Some slates, am ong them C olora­ do and M ichigan, IniUte special provision for the Robin Buislan W riter Wouldn t Have Hoods, giving them a month m ore huntiiiR th an they. Five those with r u iis . In New Y ork's W estchester County, Mew York, Hr Says.” * Not even at the original bargain where deer have becom e too num erous, the bowmen have M m of t - 4 7 — I’hU Barney exclusive huntiuF privileges, th e ir sp o rt boing considered T h a t’, one nlnrr where we agreeless dangerous to th e heavy population th an th a t of with th# Rusilan*. fire arm s. ' It seem s a stra n g e enthusiasm , this bow -nnd-arrow The Ilepubll pastim e, to have developed on th e heels o f a w a r th a t 'll.-a *>n saw nhe invention of the deadliest w eapons known to m ankind, it is an exam ple of the cycle tim e keeps m aking And re-m aking. N othing is new u n d e r th e sun. said continue aid fuV ualicnU. Solomon, blit spiral progress does give th e old th ings "Th# National Foumlatinn has plrdired it* aul for as long as different uses -and aspects ns they reappear. T h a r* h a v - l« ^ n 570 n r v Fire Tnll For 1941) Reaches All Time High w a te r How To Fight Crime m iters Installed ip Hanford slm-e 7941. That represent* art Increase from 1000 meter* to 2470. V ' boom, mind you, hut good healthy They growth. • M iami imw«pa|H>ni ra te d to tasch their »ub»crlb#r* Sunday ahrt Monday for Hie flr»l tim e In $0 Year*. A prolongnl meeting tying held by the pressmen wa< the v iru s* ; no itrike, mind you. should spend more money on schools, suys J . E d g ar Hoover, c h ie f.o f the M il. If they dislike th e idea, they should rem em ber th a t crim e costs m oney, too, nnd th e m ore' th a t is spent on education, th e less will have ,o fo r c H m ,.p rc v ttn lio n .________ ;__________________ 1 , . , . . . . . . . S While H onda »olon* are conMarino what to do about the nlaerably low nay of Florida chool teacher*, they thould U se ote of what other »Ut*». which (ready pav more than Florida, ry currently doing. \Va will n»t (tra c t batter teacher* unless we nervate the pay to mot# than Id I tf .llu U IB a rt* I * • I) e n t r i i r n t l i u r , 1 o lio , patient* need medical care, it ha* kepi th a t nlrdge even through the worn epidemic In Foundation history, an .epidemic paralleled onlv by tha) of I1M0. "If .w i attain the $24,000,000 ........ ............. ........... ......... wm t,« exceeded-the local chapter* will have f l 2 .ooo.ooo to carry S . -m have $12,000,000 to enable It to headquarters' t ° workln* fpn* of the Founoatlon. NEW YORK, Ja n 7, (H peciail— " . " " . Fighting tha ravaging polio apid* _ emir oi lino, tne .rvanotiai roun■mu- of IMS, th e,N atio n al FaunY Y T Y Y Y ' I 'I ' ► C* # \ A T / Y C ’ datlou for Infanlil* P aralysis, lu date, he* spent $10,575,000 for medical and hospital care of p a lirn ti, Basil U't.imnor, founda­ tion president ileclarrd today. He •aid: . • • "T h a t sum I* only the firat cost of the epidemic, roust devastating .. "W * Spaclall*# In Tough W ork'/ In Foundation history. W ith the numlter of case* above tha. 25.000 mark and Foundation fund* at a S I. C l o u d S anford low abb, a minimum of $24,000,000 m ust ba raised In th e , coming Starch of Dime* drive—Jan . 15-50 —*o that - th* unified attack agninst the disease can continue." Th* f24,000,000 estim ate for th« drive was determined a fte r » financial survey of the entire In­ fantile paralysl* situation, O'Con-. n> r -aid. The disease of th a In­ visible pvary stole v iwxuaa virus wa«o*> .Invaded ... In IlMfl. but ibe brunt of tfur r«ging epidemic was felt-principally la &> state*, which had a total of about 22,000 rasa*. Minnesota, with *2JI29 case*, topped tha list-, with IlltnoU. California, New York and Wisconsin close In lln*. The averalre cost of each rat* of Infarlll* paralysl* U $1,200. On this bail* the S3 »tote» badly hit by th* apldemld far* tha stunm dous • cost o f |20,a>0,000 ch a rjo al I* to tha 1040 epidemic alone, O'Connor »aid. Local chaptar# of tha N ational I n San KrancUco a Chine*# lllor I* being held In connection Nh a >150.000 fir* In a w aterSDBt building. Ha la accused of it« the flra on account' of idga which may hava been *«*# for a number of other , fire*. P u ttin g a few eulIBt* th a t In th# alactria chair, they have been ' properly and convletoo,'brooM go a way toward ellm lnatirg aid is-n o t tha only currently having trpurlnt. Th# T**«i u* today with FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM ' . TRY FW*- Personal Mrs. Gilbert Blocker Honored On Saturday Mr*. (Jeorge Stjnv and Ml*. John Hughe* epttertolned on S at­ urday with a luncheon at the M ayfair Inn honoring Mr*, (illbert J . Blocker, th e former Belly King, jvhote wedding wa* «n c re p t of Sunday. The gue*U gathered at 1:00 o'clock In the private dining room of the hotel. The long table fra* covered with a white linen cloth centered wiu> a large low arrangem ent of white carnation* *nd gladiolus#*. Frrn extended down the full length of tlie table from the centerpiece and wa» lnten>pemrd with white, candle* in crystal holder*. Undid placecard* m*rked the *v»tlng a r­ rangem ent of tha g u v t* . " Mr*. Blocker wore for the occa*ion a black dre*»maker suit with a dainty white blou*e and a w hite flower In her hair. Mr*. Stine wore a »oft gray wodl *uit with fu»chla hat . and HtlneMunv Jewelry. Mre. R. A. King. Mr-. Blocker's .mother, wore a black sheer cre|t* gown with black at • ivssories and Mre. Hughe* ch.i.e a grmv word d r a y varlcoliurd *equlne and black acressoriea. ' . . The hostesses presented the honur gueat with a large pottery Activities PIW rmwr Miss Elizabeth June Kii^: Becomes Bride Of (iilbert J. Blocker In Lovely Cerentonv There la a Bible sto ry which tell* about a fnsn newlng seed*. Some of the »red* fell «n barren Those enjoying the affair with k snd do not if row. vRouie of Mr*. Blocker were Mr*. WlllUm toed* fait on good, rich soil Stapler. Mrs. King, and the Mi*•nd grow in ti heslthy s|a1k* that M artha Page. Shirley Smith. bgar m uch-fruit.-, Jane Thigpen. Nancy CoJIum. In like manrmr two ehildien C harlotte Trua. Mary Ann WJiel-. cam* to our rla*»c*. Both thlldrwn chel. Jan et Hettel. Mary Thomas went home nnd n»ke<l th e ir fathers Wilk* and the host***#*. Friends uf J . - J. Dolly will be If they coul,} "tak e dram atics." glad to learn th a t his condition The one fath er said: "T h at 4* la much improved afte r having the bunk. None o’ this play actin’ souUuide P. T. A. meat* at 2 :0 0 ...... ........... . ' iieen. ... ci.nl ined ............ to the ........ F'ermildfe r »ou." t ’irrlc No. ll of the Wnnifift By Jack O’Brian T h e' other fath er asked »ome P. M and U>a board m#*U a l 1:W LAUfhlon Memorial llcuptUl. lie NEW YORK Freddy lUfUrol- Society of Fhrisllaii' Service* • of j iiutationa atwi iiie p n ea n n a im* o clock. * * ___. _ j relum ed y e ttffd a y to bis ho me omew makes Id* odull movie de- ! the Methodist l-hurch met at tlu , K t o sakU o hu7 hnd "Yo*u can | ^ W ..t F i r . , tore*,. but t-s a gueat nlar lu tlie other- ' iiume uf Mi*, H etcher Bull* nn l*k# dr*m*tlAs.' ' ___ i . f M ' d c,u ^ _ w‘11 10 00 A> “ • Tommy Vaughan, Billy firny. wIm' all-Negro fllmuvliii!. '-arpta .Unfidav afleiiiooii witli Mr-. B. B . I t 90 happen 'd th a t th e m other i ib * Tourist Oen . i fiene lla rris o ti Neil Howell,' Jo*h Cinderella " . . . Oall k en t a young Ciumlev a- actlilff chairman. of the second child wa» a school j . FR,rki Flection of officer* wa- held den Club w ill1 Bhillips, Hilly Brum by. M. 1.. UHO entertainer wounded on Balteacher. A fter one month h a d , circles of the _circle w ith ' Rabom , Jr., FMwnid H urt mid paii. Ira* been stgnnl by P ara­ with the following tu-jrjg ojecte.l passed this m other called to tell meet aa foUoara:_ LOOP U for I OHnn Odhuto have ull rctuntrd mount ■— ’ ’ -;~ " r *-■“ -‘-*1-1 Mr*. J . A.‘ Bondar Blie wa* wllb Hie Oeor- chan mao |oo lein, Mr- 11 I (he U niversity of F'lmidu uf gle Je*x«.| troupe when die wa* hit W right, t o . . tuiii man. Mr­ getting from our rlnsses. She nl»o covered dkvh supper, antral circle! I. Bulk-. -«•« ic taiv . M i, B l< 1* at to 00 ter spending the holiday- with by shrapnel •aid that *he was recommending wtth Mrs Frances Fiuiilley lie n -u lei. lit*. U ttilin circle with *h,,lr P«r!-n‘*' our claue* to the innther* uf A. II.. Dirt Comto Ei Idle Onrr U making hU Boll-, -un. lime . Iiirir man. Mr* H arden\ at 10:00 A children in the puldle *chool so comeback after a lengthy retire­ l) Fmol.on .11*0111111*1 rhuilnian th a t they could g-’L some of thi* . m . ||tbt*cus circle jellV *4r» Herment after a New Outnni Jrej ac- M l-. I > llrtlkev. ml —mn Stud) . wood. cblent In which lie lav-led liLx back. Mr* \ddle Ware. I litl.ttan ,e* t«l • Ijjf you w ant the name of thin nolla circle with Mrs L w -D u uanleU i h : . ., - . . • .» g %• ■ i, _ . . Hei! d a coat*to-co*»l Vaude­ relation*. Mr* I H. Foglann teacher and several other teach­ a t 2 30 P. M.. I W clicle w i t h ' H e l d B > ’ C i r C 'lt * h C V C Il ville lour utter lie fliitxlie.x al the pulilii'tt) i tiarinian |»t** tent. Mt U m' ers who havo found hoW helpful Mrs. n . B. Crumley a t 10:00 A M Bull Fruncbsco Copuiubunti . . . t'laiidr Herndon our dram atic clawc* nre in teach an<l Jacaranda with Mrs Fred i F leetnm of officer^, wb- he'd A hug# restaurant ixatlng 1100.Aflet the lajslmt** meeting tv Ing ipaech, • diction, read ng. po*. Miller. 2418 Palmetto Avenue at | ut the regular monthly Iitv meeting uf ooo entirely devote,! to Ham and fraahment* weir .riv e d to the tur*. and poise, thea w rite to The 3:00 P. M. Circle No. 7 of the Women* IVgs ojrelied a l Icxlnglon nnd 46t)l following MlCrumley, airs L fu ter D ramatic Studios, I*. 0. The Kalll* Harrison ’Chapter i.f Society of C hristian Service, of . . , Nlrky Blair's Carnival will Wine Mr- John I'ont-on, » n Box 5540, Daytona IJeacb, Fla. the F'irst Methodist Church which Mr* M I. Flirike. Mis Sanford classes meet every the Daughters of th* American was held at the home of Mr*. clnae for nine day* while tlir |»re- Boll-. \V .1 I lav nl Mr* llnckev. Ml* Revolution will hold its regular mksra undergoes tttl.000 alteration* Thursday .afternoon at Hie R. T. W arten with Mrs. W. F. J F McKmlev. Mr- Wlight a».| - Woman’* Club. .115 Oak Avenue. monthly meeting a l 3:00 I'. M. rt Lewis e» co-hosles*. A regular for 111# Impending OUrn und Mi- Heriidoo Th# Cost Is low. W rite and ask the home of Mrs. L. P. Hagan. bu.itia*. meeting was held wi'h Johnuin opening January '* H ie linrtmaiLs.- lucky. clianu-trrs. j^w ut a Free lesaon. Adv. , 1702 Park Avenue. All visiting the officer, tieiiii; r lrrtrd ami u tliinghtcr* are invited to attend. social hour wn» enjoyed at the turned down three trutslcal* m i far to Itodrlv pete adding a Wxik of this year—"Hweet Bye and Bye “ filial dt»al>proval conclusion of the luisines*. "Daddy 1 !«n>e you're tirtmt f*it New officer* for the coming “ tlie Dutclwaa M ls tu -h a v e * ami Take advantage of M rCrary’* Wonderful Roee Hale! At the same year nre acting chairman. Ml- a third turkey slslcl to cloxr am U) m other’-- lire )oui»*»ter *atd. K. II l.un*e; vice chairm an. Mr,. day . . . Meanwhile they're M»lll fjrrtinitA IlflrH tim e help the C arden Club mak# 10*4. Adviee the rlock you IVIe did a righteous diatlile M. It. Strickland: secretory. Mi« anxious for a musics I' which will J. .F. Courier: treasurer. Mr*. K. fit their duffy talent*. toke and recoverrsl He rrheictly are baying them through th e Carden C lu l « . Hickson: publicity chairman. Margaret . -Martin, 14-year old pointed to a marginal note "X — Think* to you and McCrory'* Mrs. John Higgins. daughter of Pete M artin, magnuue Ney, hi* mark." . Refreshment* were served to writer, wra* prrturbed when idro Mr. N„ he explained. It MUs Mra. Laney. Mr*. Striekland, M n . saw a note to Iter father from Carson'* hudttohd. *Woa ll all right Courier, Mr*. C. B. Hoover, Mrs, Oreer Oanum wlilrti mentlonrsl nn nowt Ruth I.undqulst, Mrs. Illgglns. Intervlaw. the screen star adding “I guess lt'a ciknv D.atdv.'' w».i Mrs. W. I*. Heard. Mi*. Hobart hesitant reply llhr ri*. Ml»» KIU llnliun4^M rL at tlie Ixiltom- "I wtsfi wr w a , Marjory'* |M r say* UUs tittle livid,nl how old ocqualntaivr*." W arren and Mr*. I^wi». TliLs apparent coilnev. era* le t has forever deglsnmttoed MUs O'* mik-li for Margery, who showed ii letter * : j January 7 Joseph Vance Jamjne* Mr*. H uth Cumtning . Mr*. A. L Htary Mr*. U m rlne Beal Mr*. J. I - lngley 1; FLORIDA •1 f Beautv Notes 1 ■ ix r MciuIhts And Guests; Enjoy Sunday .Supper _ Methodist (iroup Has Meetidg" On Monday STATp t h e a t r e s Thursday Friday - Saturday This Week Only Ono-hnlf off regular price on two tnhlcN. Merchandise of finest and nationally known. You nre not obligated to buy, just conic in and see for yourself. “ *“ iMerebandise sold from these tables will not he boxed or Kift wrapped. Please do not ask us. - - Wm. E. Kader J l:\VKLER 112 -SOUTH PARK AVE. PHONE 357-W FINAL CLOSEOUTS DKKSSKS HANDBAGS PICARDY GLADIOLUS IIULBS ^ S e v e r a l th o u s a n d e x t r a f in e h i g h e r n w n b u lb a o f , v a r io u s size*. T h e s e b u lb a w e r e d u ff, c le u n a d a n d g r a d e d b y h a n d l o nvoirl b r u is in g . T h e y a r e c le a n a n d f r e e f r o m d is e a s e a n d r e a d y .to p l a n t . Also several bushels o f h u lb irta. For price* write W. W ayne LaM ar. 32<>0 C heverly A rt., Chnvtrly. Md. 4 LADIES FELT HATS * SW EA TERS On Sale Wednesday 14c-Opena 1 2 t4 5 p 4m.-40c Today & Wednesday ANT JOURNEYS Grand Opening SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th JACKSONVILLE . ' F L IG H T D E C K KEY WEST .......... - . * ’ * .• .. rt* ^ M tlM bucklad down with rtcoovtrsiotT tlcttlar ?- TAMPA......... ' COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND PESTA U K A N T md too, haa aat about to do ita own p ar• * . « , lateaalfying Ita effort* end iccsl • o.H v t Am erica th* fiaaat bua troniporto■®®WRa 1. : rytiouad I* back la atrU *. W ith naw egulp- a • um laalt NEW YORK.......... • • “Florida’s New Smart Spot” s ri-d . . A ll w o o l » o d P * rt w o o l B M itgriaU M a n n U h G r ty , G ra y GOOD FOOD AND GOOD ORCHESTRA A n o th er m ble of Horn! p n tle rn ed c ra ili mnlfrialH. 8 9 c yd-' • • DRAPERY CRANES Wom 1.H9 pr. pr. Tlie Public la C ordially In v lttd j . NEW ORLEANS ... To A ttend T he O p e n iif ’ ‘ , Located Second Floor O peration* Building ' i t :. *.1 r- « - . -X'4' ■•+*Lj'»>4 ; SANFORD MUNICIPAL \ - IF*., kj. t?. . . ■• }£’JB ^ * *r: cS ’, I ;; I- ■ S.'-.l .ALL COATS-AND SUITS GREATLY REDUCED FOR THIS FINAL CLEARANCE Visit th e classes co n d u cted by Mrs Ib-llc O ch iltree in the T o u riit Cen­ ter Jen. 13-14 on flower nrrnnjrem en|a nnd flow er hata. ■j . F lo ral patlortiLMl I’erniii-C otton, tu b faat nnd minrn.it color*. O ri­ ginally 2.98 y a rd . Close Out $ j CHICAGO.............. . C -' DRAPERIES AND SLIPCOVER a # MATERIAL J /J 8 yd. W. PALM BEACH W. .,rV ST. PETERSBURG re .. By Deity Clarke kla.ii' |llo ineriitu-is nod guest* Mis* K liiaU 'th J a n # King,. M i.• M anila I’ag#. h rr- cou.in. AP Newidrntures Beauty FXtlt,»r w e n - pie-eti! playing golf und en­ — TELE. NO. 148 ,|uught*r __ H eigh; who w ire a gown of pink chiffon of Mr. and Ml*. R aleigh; joying the - ui>ICi ut the Seminole The smart teen-ager p> the girl ‘ bodice and fac livc.'l Austin King. Ix-cnme tinbride ywith ith u filled \>odic* et F o u n t i y F lu b lu*t Sunday even­ of (Sllb.it J . Blocker, son uf M r.'h s a rt neckllue. The gown featur. who kJiown Ui.q .w hatever bit o( tin g \ d rill i ii r - -u g lie r w as p r e and Mra. ticurge William Blocker, e,| throe-quarter Ivngth sle»-ve» beauty alir m/tiage* to numutur1 p a ii.l t.\ Mm K.l \Yhitti«*r *nd of Del-pml. on Jan. _5 in an and a bouffant skirt. She rallied turs- l«-rself today will jkvv divt- j 1vi-m-tl iM«ff«-• «tvlr Spring flowImpressive ceremony a t th# j a nosegay of blue delphinium dends tomoi to* I pi 4 writ* u*t'«I «n ilevomting th# And you c-an manufacture beauty F’irsi Presbyterian Church. Dr. with mulching flowers in hei r l u h arul Ituitniii' •■•••wllr* .K. H. lllownlee of(iriujisl at the hair, Her bridesmaid w*. Miss say the wise gltks Ail )ini do ltii Itw'Liiti.' th*. iiuhvlduil double-ring ceremony which we* Mary Mott of Tam pa who vote toke a heaping trx*p<xiit!u', ul ‘ lulilru. III It III \N N O l N( KM ENT \ iiiniiL ihu^e |iir«rnl fur tntf performed at 5:00 o'clock. a dies* made sim ilar to that of cununon aeiwe and mix It with The church was Iwautifully the roaid-of-honur in blue rhifftm milk, vegetables, water and good A lining tln»e present for the *upMr. and Mrs. W. \V. Ilm kelM ' |ir| w Mi. und............... Mrs. (i. W . Span decorated with a profusion of ami her flowers In her bouquet hung plus a dash ___ . of . . .exercise. _______ You'll . . .rrr . . ............ ipen\V. -lev, Mr. and NUt. Douglas Garitec ha* returned while snapdragons and glaiho- H,id hair were pink ro«»s. see tile rusers pop out on y o u r1 utinuunced tmlay the b irth of n |J .pJ. James P. West served Mr- cheek* and your figure will take • <bi"gbtvr Mary Limln on J**txu-. Kl|rj Higginlmthum and daughto Lang|ey Field, Va. when* he Iu»e* and banked greenery with die Feriiuld Ijiughton Mr. and Mi* ............. .. •­ *nd ary I• Floyd Womack will continue his, work at the N. cnmlles in graduated candelabra Blockrr as best man and hi- on hour-glo-v. proportion*. d n ugbtei. HiKo'hy I'owrll, F re ad s casting u soft glow over the ushers were John (Jodlwe, Jock A. C. A. Laboralotie*, The m atter of sleep l» live must Metnol l.ll Hospital Muhtmry. '• W. Austin. L. B. scene. * lltndg ami Richard Bell all uf im portant In this |gogT.im le t Charles Vlning. AETM, I c end Smith and John I'lriure. Mrs. lieoi>gc Touhy tendered n Itel.and. your girl friend* *tay up until the Mr*. Vlning left for Key West program , uf nuptial music which The brill?'* mother was gowned . Mr. jn,| Mrs. Joseph Uomlrich MXBBIM.K \NNOl N( F.D a fte r visiting friend, In Sanford includ'd "To A Wild U«>se" by in navy blue crepe with matrh- wee houra tf tltev (Ike—Ih ey ll te- tmiiouiirrd today the bjrtli of u g rrt |t In n few <yrnr* when you Mrs. Beatrice Hillman l* an­ Mar Howell.-. “To An Evening mg accessories and wore a cor. snatch all Hie eligible beaux In -«on on lire. 4 at the Fertmbl S tar” from "TMtirdtarr-cr." "My ( *ug,. of pink rose*. Mr». Blocker, the mn usage ,,h,*tr I night, n Memorial Hospital. nouncing tu ,r. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph I.. Went d e a lt al Thy Sweet Voice" from ! mother of the groom, wore a town. Make suit* you get your Mr*, fh.rdrlch will b# n'menibcr- ♦liiuk'Lti r. L uiilb Virginia lin teight hour* sleep and your ryes and daughter Susan huve moved "Samson und IM ilu h " und during dress "of Mark nnd while print lo Alfr.d Li»k. sun of Mr*. nl o- the former Marjorie, Mr- man. th sir residence from 10H F ast tils1 ceremony she softly played Jersey with black accessories and will keep sparkling and you won't Fi-Unnil,' l.oinu l.i*k of llrmiksvUlc. The have any tell-tale wrinkles or Eighteenth S treet to E ast Palmer "l.leliostrnum ." Traditional weil: lier corsage - was wedding wu- an event uf J»t>- * crow'* feet pi m ar your school­ •It 1U:»HI u ’c lm -k in I o r is o n . I i* . S treet in Orlando. ro* -s. ding marches were u*«U. trip IM I milled lately following the cere- girl complexion. # Th * bride, who wa* icWtn in »*.vt all fhr green vegetable* nnd After a short wedding ink# their horn* And you can lu»ve a pink nnd (Iruik all tit# milk put tmfore vou I collide plan* Bubo Dean • has returned to m arriage l»y hi'r father, • WM lliunv the rouple left for a short Phillip* E xeter Academy in New lowly in her urrtliliny ffowii which wedding trip nnd upon their rc white dewy epidermis If you will -- ’ Hampshire a f te r spending the wan fftahionttl . with n moMed turn llicv will make their home * * --holiday* with hi* parent* Mr. and Ivory la*'** bod lor with, abort U** in D*l.an<L For g'dng nwav Mt-Mrs. Rolland Dshiii. |kr|>lum. Thi* Ionic •ifwva* formed llliH-kei wore a black and nqlis point* over th# hamU. Beneath print creiM* yrith wide black sn»h Mis* W ilhelmina I-cm.'n uf the peplum frtl a full ivory aatin nml Mark accessories. Her chiDuka U niversity who has l>een akirt which eiltm lw l into a cir­ .a g e was of white camellias. a liollilay gue»t of her brotlier- cular tmirt* • Her veil uf ahwer Out of town guests for the In.law end sister. Mr. nml Mr*. wedding were Mr. nnd Mr*, fl. I^*on K. W alker., ha* rvturne* t« rap civil clod witli tiny s|irwy» of W. Blocker, Mr*. Jnrk Bragg, Durham, N. C. orange bbissotns and »eedip#arl*. Mrs. Ted Drnwdy, Mis* Kvelyn She rarrie,! „ colonial houqust Trundle, Miss- l*atler»on. Mis* Mr*. W,. L.- Harrison and nicer, of white ro-es centered with Connie F’oril, Mis* Helen BlockJoanne Spaulding, have retunird white camellia* and her only from Miami where they visited Jewelry was a single strand of ef. Mi** Mlbtrvsl Blocker. T J Blicki i nml Thomas Ford nil of relatives during the holiday*. pearl*. While there they attended the She clinse ns her mm of.honor Heluind. _-f O range Bowl football game. | I*and Clearing Anti Dragline Work ‘ W# not* w ith 'In terest th a t the Italian Prem ier has com# to this Country with hi* hand out. No doubt a lot of our soft-hearted and • f»t-headed sentimentalist* will say it l» neerw ary to »ly# him all th# money h# w ants in onlar to b#ep Daly paaeaful ami K ii: friendly. But for our part, w# will not fo rfe t that our Inane after R » la at w ar did not provant w hat Ians . did to T-thlopla, Bpaln N orth Africa. . TUESDAY The Paughtera of Weslev of the F iu t Methodist Church will havo their buiinea* and auclal meeting at the home of Mr*. Chester Daniel*. W8-. E ast Twentletn Stieet a t -8:00 P. M. w ith M p. R F. Cole'* group a* bosteAey. f W FJINKSDAf TUsgular lunoliron and program meeting of the Woman* Club will be held at 12:30 a t Ute club house. Tha guest speaker win be Mr*. Edna O Puller who will have a* her gubject "D epartm ent of leglslaUon. FfTWC." Tlie sponsor for the mreUno win be Mr* O. P. Hemdon. president, and hnfi'.ruea are M n. P, E. Bolls. Mr* J . W. Hall. Mrs. U A. PalmA.' Mr*. C. W Redding and Mrs. Prances E. i 1previous vea-' regulred advance* epidemic aid, and to restore, th* oatlonal And Social Calendar PAGE THREE | THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA B=«sr= msa Election Of Officers ! lh#t , v , n . . n 4L» mIdat of the iye, , t,rf t|>P epidemic nld fund of j raging epidemic of 1040 n total • l)nQ llna wined out. to re,,f 6M I,er c tn l u t 0,1 *h"P, *r» *n pay monl** taken from fund* ear*ounl,M ‘ hel ,,#<1 ............... lh * marked for leeearch and I for E b l d g m i C I r,,,n — BROADWAY N o A p p o in tm e n t! national — I f the C ilU ens- Committer Education has Ita w ay,.Floridi Soing to have public school* which it can h* justly utoud. Social w BIBLE STORY v TELLS ABOUT ' SEEDS FIRE and AUTO • — i Regular monthly meeting of th* W kA N C £ M f Kvungflis} Perry ffood, who 1* condurttng evening service* at ,7:.1t) oVlpck-st the Ship* Service building *L th e .Sanford Municipal Airport, in connecjion with th# program of Fellowship Collet*. Sunday service* ate held *L.2:U0 P. M. There will lie special m ade, vocal ami iMstrumeiital and th* public I, welcomed. ~e.' a n Has Moved Into a New Location At 119 West First Street Wm. E. KADER Modern Robin Hoodrf Sena’or Pepper l» »g»tn.t in* o n ly It ItHIltMUl 01 lOJIOWCRi WHO tlflltt ll i r , n iu ir m w c n |m n Ul»al**lppi senator j Senator H«1-1 l o s fa |k b ig R o m e. In 1 9 4 5 t h e r e w i r e 1 0 ,0 0 0 h u n te r s .land undecided. , |t (| fe w yeal1J t h e n u m b e r w ill g r o w t o h u n d r e d s o f T •▼ \ # | TUESDAY, J A N ..7, 1947 �» Vf - .V ' *"’1*■“1 *r'*-.13' *'* 57 -7J 2''" . • J: " j H ' T H E S A N FO R p HERALD, SA NFO RD , FLO R ID A ------------------------- n BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS C*«h+ b a l a n c r * « H h o i l i e r Venotinn blitttlti made lo fit any size windows - Free EHlimatca . Wood and mcLU filats — s. Ilepairing — IleriniHhinj? SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. 820 W EST T H IR D STR EET v r tn tr ^ n ^ o n r s r r fo S o r^ P f .O H lD A 1 T A T E » % * K O P S A N F O R D I N T i l K U A T K O P P 1.0 111D A * A T 1 IIK n , n * r . o r n t h i m « i O N o K i T . N n r n t i, m t r in im if :i) i> iik ^ o jo b t o c a m . m a u k nr n iM n m u .u ji • T I I K C l f t H R A C V . I ’ N I I M l NK4 *|TO\ B i l l |\ I . n H V M K D J T A T t T K I . A H ilT T B W# cnn iimkn nprnugc* morits for you to finnncn them on EASY TEEMS! PH O N E IIB2-W ).n i , k ± w T » » T A I . L I A I I I L r r i K R <fi>d InrludlM R - D v id ln a O d a f d l g p f f O W n lirlofcr] J _ . . .. . . . ifliiii ■--I -•- .-?^ WHISKEY total WINE A. . . GI N : * 4i* *****1**♦***** L iA im .m ^ a m Norm None ki . pluln^.l nr Inf tilli.f pur|«BM t ll.T lt .lt t l .J i l 4. M l . i l l 1) IT .tT f « » i*.m .»7 Non. i N'.li. Non^ Non. Nmip . . T 0ttl.U2.47 In ..r tim llahllltl** anil , . ^ M talalrla K IH Ia H a rr ---- S ,'I* K i t . I (O a la lr la l l a r r l r, <Hd K to rtk k ln h tr. I 'r l . r n , M n Hhln*. Ta w n y T r l x , H iilnw rn Hah*, l.u r k y Hlmnti. f a n H a n r r r , H a p p y C o m ratla. alitfc H a rr — K a t a r lly i H ta la lrla H talalrla . tll.*M.*4 1 S’n 'i . wjj^woR/ry? 1 CARRY ANTI* WORRY INSURANCEA Regular Ad ?n This Newspaper , . _ NORTH D A K O T A CERTIFIED RED IN l l i n I'OUflT o r T in: riH-'NTY Ji I mJK. HKMINOl.B ro rN T Y . I I ' >ltlLA. IN UIDHIATK In f* Kaim« of MAHIIY W KAIIL ALL DtCfiilfd, iMtELITC iHH IIA V IS r . Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND A SA N FO R D Legal N otice -------------- Ti * \ L L BLISS PH O NE 3B8 lla rrl Ima IM m k. Z ip C it y , J o lly J u n a l - . I l.t w lk t , K .lly O .Itrlrn , H a rk T h o i e M * . M ig h t I ’a an. |nn,bto K r * . lar#. R .n r a in n n J a iih .^ n h .if f e r ln r . .ma Ih la *IH rla r nf J . n n a r r IM T* . m l I 'h u p b r n .iilf t ' Ip n f I «n » lt«f *h n f f l r .r n r d l r .r ln r nf **>*. >•••'•■< IIE T .B M JV B M n i l N n |* ry I’ublte I S'l i f A l i t " 1*1 111.10 . '15 t n in m liilr m r i n l i n D cltiliA i I I . l i f t . PACKAGE STORE H arr) * Ix r r y Hoy, H n .w Itn ll.‘ B u r k t ’ p Pal. O u r H ally, IK iu h l. K d k r . T n a a Iia ri A tn m lr laarly. N r v r r K r a r , a m . i k ll a r r K w ta rtty i H t a la lr la Ita r rt p w llr lim a n I 'r t r . W r a r l r , O ra y ln>>.. M a rtilr K a w n , Han K r rn a h d n , llr.i W a .p , K it M a tro n. M y J * l)/ B ran . K l,k lk H a rr— K a la r tl, i H t a la lr la l l a r r l p.,1 r lu ld r. T o m m y Maftnoa. S lim II. n. k K II n F la h e rt y . H lr Ito rk y 111*1*., V r ro n tr a llr*t, H ra rf i r . I l . ’ony ' h la Ik H a r r — K a t a r tfy i H t a la lr la l l a r r , l l r n r y A rm a tro n * , |lal*y llaltl**, T M y llr w a r d . W h l l r P la tt. d a M t t M *Iro n . B lack l a r r y , Itu n n ya M m * tar. M ia . M ayo, T r a i n l l a r r — a / ta M llr t I T l l 't '1 til i; r i ' f ' K K lf. f i i . h l ' i ^ l ' f l h r i|l(0» r | i « n i H barn It. tl’J ti.l.m n l, >-anr t h .i i l l . « I « i k l« lf u » , »ni| l h » l tl f n l lr • r.cl r p n n '! l t r M i t p f . n l . i|ir r t t i . M . l r nf | h ,.H .a r r n l m . M . r . - h . r . l n rnn<.l,tp>l .in i . . I Im lit, In th . h . t l nf fn» h n u n l r r t . . .m l It.llr f r o rr K t ~ A lin (: ------------ — — — T K T t 'I'K K I I K M IIIIK W T t l A T l 'I I K U W , A. 1‘A T I I H 'K . . • a . K. (1 K l U M T I i U ' K , J i t |l|rirlM I : Mi*t. 6f rinrlil*. Cottnlj’ nf B*mlsol., Nil ’ lla rrl I. f i a r i r r . *10.089 06 •i.no© no iW-rond p ra fo rrrd P u f k w |lit (fftal l»«•r value o f f | Nnf'Pr le flll r id It s l»!o valkfl | Nfnii* u td ip H a t no fra atul rO h eiif urea■*uf f J iu n t, ....... ,l« , fk ..l it . h >U. It .... tlninninri with i».r. uf# jtt*>.64fl 64. ft a l l H ally H a a b l r f H tatatrla lla rrl M i'kr ft C o n n o r, fkawn . M lu t n n , llu lr h Itnll. H p a r k lr M n im n . A ir A r r . It*n;k laland. K id H u k a . C han* ),««• , *s»/, I I 2 I .2 I M 5 i t a Ii a c c o u n t * H am M a r, Ann I x r . Carttmu,. fia rk Hhaitr. I t n R . r . l l . . itram t Ifftundlr. J o v ia l I t r i , . N r v r r 'V r a r jr , llr<l 'h 'r if r . , K a a rfa H a rr — K a la r t ly ■ ■ None Non# %„ - » < ai lU al 27.1I5 «h » • jr.ru .7 5 , ( h l l l . l l n n . > u | > "i'lin a lH In r ln lt p . **t .I» iT ‘.|I*» i . dnfl u l h . r rf*(Tlthr». Hnl I n r lu 'ln ^ In lla h U lll.a ^ RUM k .421.979 14 t Npnoiiiniitl rHlrittitr Aiihir f N»»nr ■ r.\ m ^ ■# Nona Nona ’; •, ■_* *1 1 #Th i* La n k'a r n p lt a l « «tf; U O * t preferre d atoek w it h lo ta) p « r r « lu a of H a n — r a l.rllr i m .l.l.ln IlS.VtfJ 92 if f f lliB t ft»r | !tf)frlN it m p it a ll TOTAL <’AI*ITAL A**<*tiUNTH EN TR IES I ’. l O r l . n n . K . n , Hhrfrt (T o ld l. D . l p h . B.I1*. r .o ll C a p ta in , Q ra n J K f fo rt, I^ a k y J u d t* . M i|ir*.kr O f i r . , ft*. l x . lx * . It a r .— rialaarttf i i K i r . I H a lf H a lly I m a h l r ) P r a n k l . Rn|t, t ia i.w n o d , I l u . l , T a l r . H la rd rlfl. l . u r k y i lr a n k , t x r d C r .h n .i, Harlnic Nawa, J a n a W r i t .t n .r . . T h ird lia r .— !• M l l . i 491.702 S2 2.977,C M I f f-AriTAL A H O I / m L'ladtlJdnd |*i ofbMr ‘r J ^ r i r .1 or 1.197.711.I I T O T A L A K U K TH • L I A IIII.IT IK h |lfNi4{nl d v p d iH i of ln*l!%■Idiials*, piirtprrafrip*,/ etn! ftlfpom tlflfl# ... -vL,; „.___ ' *nni® of IntJI y I i I ii h If , p,i i in crrh lp e , and * fW|vir4MI««iift __ i _ : D f j v u l l i o f Un ited M * t r n ito v r r m iie t it •(ffirlu d ln g |»OPl»| PttVlflffM |»rp o fllf »»f K i i l c i 3«i*l tod H im ] a iitM lIvnita niL^L . DtfkOAllK r»f litlflks ^ ___ T_._ . f lt lir f tl#|io*|lM f ref i Ifttut Atn| n f l t r i f i 'i i K o f l i A «t>* I T O T A L I »I!|M*HITH . , f f , « TT.A44I4 fill!# ]M > u tih . M d L c r iu n ir , «n d o l h r r U a tiiU lL * for t**>f f ..a . (| ii, n^y M nHifPffm « r o lh r r l t m » . I H rji# on hank p r t m l f N and I Nano iiti n lh r r roi*I A rrrp tiitirf 9 •>i c c t i l h> or fop i^«-ro|int of ||iI m hank and aujifantffftn . . t H h f f lin N illt I# ru idtai* R n r p lu T O N IG H 13 luclu d ln t r t s » n t Lalcncea, *m1 fSfth Mrine In proefiu of to lte rtlo n IJn llrd Hint*-* flov^ron*f*fil ntiijgattnn*, iJIrw tl aruf IUi I hhI pmI . .... OhtlRRl l«»nn of nn<l p o lltlra l «uhi1l% |«|ona tH H rr trarnl*. itultx* ariil <tfn>fttur*H . __ " I ’u fim ia ii p t u flu ( i not in ! I dm I N n h f o f , p>r|<»r«l ll r r r r v r (tank > ________ *. . ;I\ __ , , ^ _ I^rtjin* tint) »n*r»it*ni it tlnrturU nj? f None nV e rtlrnf|«Tk JtAOk p r r m lM » own**1 f2flrpfiOJ4*fi( fu r n llu ro ' am i uo . . It* A l owrinlf o rlip f than f*«rtk iire m l8 »i Invrslm * n f - and o t h ^ r ftid trf rlljr tr* |inr«# 1111n fc l.uiuk prrfiti**** or « t l i* r r r s l r M i t lr .. . t'llPtofru t* ' I U M U tv til tli I m luink on arraTtinFit*!** iiulilM ml I tig O lt t t f NMtllft ------_ .. . H fp n r* TUESDAY, JAM . 7,* 1 9 4 7 ANP U L A t U ;l OH PER ]>K* FOR RENT 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE 8 HELP W A N TED O m C E 8PAOB In n * . s ta te RECONniTIONKD R.C.A. I’hono 01R I. for n*da fountain a t L a n d _ndr>k_ flee Mr. K ll* tric k , Karim conaole. (lonil condition, ey‘a lira s Store. P a r t *.ime or Rood tone. Uatirr Apl'lianrrs. full lima.' 3 FURNISHED bedroom* for rent, 800 E m Are. IMITATION Uather* in m o l I ...................... colora and larya aeleetlne of (l7 n t) MAID. Phone 440-M after I'A BT o r MY Iiomr with kitchen rood^upholilcry fabric*. RkbaA , O F . If. ... prlyUecr*. 301 E. 10th St, Drown, 2911 N. (Iran ir A»e„ Orlando. Fla. SETTUED woman for g e n a n l tkouarerork, can B*e on premlae* 2 W AN TED T O RENT UARDRN and .awn n n l ; Vlforn 107 N. 1/kcuet, Phone 734-M. 1 F crtlllier. The Sanford X*Cel Store, 2nd A Sanford. P U R N IS Iifn flit u n f u r n i s h ­ .' — * -;r ' iRELIABLK MAN with c a r tb citllR e d apartm ent by veteran and r~ , (iBlvaniicii roof in j nail*. .1 hone . (in fa m e re }n Seminole County. wife, permanent. Call GH2-W. 1x1’ <312._______________ p _ Womlrrful opportunity. $IB to FL0W K U8 120 in. *, d*F<, No experience , 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE for ell oeea.lon. ! ” r«Pital required. l^ rm en e n t. McNKILL A TOST, FLORIST W 'lle today. MeNBSS COMt.elery A re. Juat off Sitmi l A . S t , Dept. A. F re e p o rt III. FOR SA I.E; Rood 5 room houae with bath ar.d runnini; w ater, Office ph. 403, reeidenre oh. Ill OK electric store, telephone, .1 aerr* Rood farm land. Can give Im­ OKANUKS-GRArEFRUITS, 12.00 EXHfJj.LENT earning opportunbuthel. R. W. I x rd .’ Phone r-irira In turto- body' A fender mediate poMcaainn. Phone Coun­ work, indltiding welding, arra y 788-W. ty SAO.Vafter « P.M. painting g|t4 m etal work. Eaey FOR SALE: Plante. Call after to learn ncPs^ln your e p a r a g Hrud. tim e. Chknre for a good job 12 o'clock, Grecnleaf Chry»»nM0DKRN B room home on 2 or a ihtyt-of yot»T own. Wa'R theum Garden. Lakr Mbry,,’ lot*. JO hrarinR Dull tree*, show y ^ .h o w . H ere's ona of IB.OfiO.OO* 1/3 II P. Motor. AIR THERM ELEfrTKIC HEAT­ the most profitable branchee of Phono 0168. ERS reduced from 116.67 to th e big Anio buainees. Q. i SI.1.B0, Two burner electric hot Approved. W rite today. Autoplait latee. $9.40. H. II. Pope Co. C rafts T rai/tlnr. Bo* A e /a DAltOK LOT, dudrable for bulldInc. Ph. 860. H erald, Hi « IhR, ^ a rk A re, d ta te in. 780-W. --------------rr-^------------ -— 1— TOR BALE. S room house, b ath and Karate, house newly painted Inside, price I8M 000. Thl* la a 'rira|rwbto homo hi Ban ford Hrlghtu ltnm rdliU i pom cnlori w a . Wmtarrvi. lire to r. n o S Park Are., Phone JUO, FOR SALK: 4 BEDROOM H 0 U 8 U 3 tip and 1 down, in food downtown loctiHon. A thorouzhly good houve > and worth a*kinR price, j MODERN APARTMENT build■ Ing. recently decorated, close In. containing 4 two bedroom apnrt\ inenta, one com pletely farntkhett 1 and available fo r immediate possession. TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, rlose In ^ w ith jjo o d Income ami vat-anrie* for Immediate pn*. session. WELL FURNISHED 6 ROOM house, in good location, modern with garage, close to stores, on two lots—a good houte fairly priced. Call 9196, Renton's furniture EXPERIIW young woman stenographer, Muet Ttnow typKaehange. ing and shorthand. Chase A . C73.F31Y JlIJTAomNC] pa'pre and Comp a n y 1 ____________ ( wire Htnttgh for 6 acres. J. D. lJtlle, 37:. BIB-Il. WANTED: W aitress, good pay— short hours-^6 days a week. A pply Roy Johnson Grill, Mag­ HTARTAN * all aluminum trailer, nolia Ave. 3 memtha old, Naval Air Due, M EN—to team DIESEL, - Naw Rev. CJtas. Oiltnore. " uses open huge field >n *n duetrlal aud farm lhg commun­ TTlAVIiO houte trailer, Clean, ities. Reliable, mechanically In­ aleejw 4. Mm. nWiop. Apt. 3. Oil clined men with fa ir cducatlbn Park Ave. preferred. Training start* a t home, will not interfere w ith m your job. .If you feel qualified, ICE CflEAM cabinet. 3 hole. Phone wrtte. for free facte. UlllItMs “ 1Z30-J.-------------Diesel Training, Box D, d o Herald, JlkSTUO niA T O fl. WesUngtsotkA approximately 0 cu. ft, First claw TRAINED PIlA C flC A L NURSES are in demand—full or apare CfilidlUon Cull Oviedo 2*03. lim e. Easy to learn a t home with Wayne' plan. No * high CUT FLOWERS, ti[>otted plan's school or. previous, experience and complete landscape servdee necesssrv. Get free Inform a­ a t rensonnblp price*. - A. F. tion. Wavne School of P rac­ Ramsay, Florist, Hlpes Ave. at tical Nursing Box N d o H er­ railroad. P hone 319. ald. | MANOR AOAINHT HAIL ATL GO 6 ROOM HOUSE on lake. Y•»u nml etch of you atn hereby GOOD 'n 'm o d e r n . seres of land. n n iir iM fl ltd r*f|iiirfMl to present 0 W ORK W A N TED 13,600.00. TUXEDO FEE D S—complete lit:;. vri» c la im * anil #!emftfs*if » liicti sou. nr F ifh e r of you, mas Have MRninst 27 ACRES HEAVY hammock land H unt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. GENF7RAL contracting, pU ntlng, ( h ' M t a t e of I I A l U i r W . K A I I l —22 acres tiled, eleven wells, .roofing and carpantry repairing. ALL late of lilil tile In goof| condition, tenement MEATS, Groceries and Purina I), li* the r«UiHY Judg** of Sem« G uaranteed satisfaction, g, fl. IfUrtle <*4NiOlr, PlnriilM , i t h l» 4T*f#h’* house and barn. $8,600.00— Grogan, Phone 783-J. feeda at Touchton A Wa'son, In Ilia tiflU#« o f fiiilfl U k iiiiily Ip rtn * / '* 1201 Criery Ave. Plume 1199, -il SAtiforiii "Floridi, within eiBhi B ROOM H OU SE In good 10 Business O pp o rtu n ities t ralendar month* fmm the • I!»»** of enndlUoit, on 3 lots, modern, the lira! pllMLafloii of tfila notice, DAVIS ENAMELS, all colors, .t.o RAI INROAD MAN to sell exK«trh rlaiiii or (iPiirAiiil ill* 11 he in some fru it—$4,725.00. a i illne t and ahall *iale ftii hi are r lour A Deck enainels, oil stain clusivo Ram to railroad men — ail re m|#f #isre a mi |H>i| olMce eiltlFesta IIUILDING with living quarters, R. E. B. Company, 230 B o u la-, ''■ 'nH h and all colon in Oil, containing 3 stores, one with ■if the j *Ialio " H i t , and ehall lip *ww» (JiinMly palm A enamel priced vard Bldg. Detroit 2. Mich. i « b / l h " r L Ir n n n t , agent, n r a l stork of merchandise and other to sell.* Riihson Sporting tJotHU, tufliry, * m*I nili nUin i iditti or *i%two rented, $6,000.00 for m er­ I t marttl not so fileil ahali !** vtihl Lo a n s 308 East F irst Hi. chandise a t inventory and build­ Kiel tYl» KUHHV ing. As m ill i l l relciF c*f Mir* LirLOANS MADE ta lp of I I A f t R Y W f A llt* FRED W. HUNDER FROM 11$ TO 1*06 ALL drchrswl. 6 BURNER FLORENCE OIL Room 2 -Fla. S tate Hank Bldg. Klral luihllrAtloH 13/17/14, s tr ic t privacy; fast atrvioa RANCiJ^ good condition. Rt. __ _ Phone IMO FLORIDA LOAN CO. 2, Box 103, Sanford. N* l-aniTo: JOHN If, TlfOMAA, 14 Old 102 Sknfcrd Avenue berg, IH ACRE FARM— 2 aetes muck. I k r tlu r linad. Atlanta, Ih o rc ts. Ynu »r # h ereby requlretl and 6 room house. 98 ft. well g ooj ELECTRIC VACUUM CLKANn rd v trd I t i lw ^ m l ap|tpar wjmi» (lie , water. "60 cUrui trees. Located BORROW HERB W H E R E Ifd d a y n f F r lii uar> A O 1917* *B8, lawn mover, electric radio, PRIV a CT IS RESPEC TED . on Old Ijtke Mnry road. Cor­ le lh a h ilt i.r 4‘n m |iLlrit f lln ! b attery nullo, 8 day atrlcking YOUR nature! iW tra Tor privacy a g a ltiil y o u In $nla rauae In the nelius W. W right. clock, guitar, circulating wood In m onty m a tu re la a t r i e t l f # f*fr «-till I ’nurl* nf Heiiilfinle f’rtiinfjr heater. %F rrd Myers, 311 E. a I Ha it fo n t. F lo rid * . ItJP He ber$*a FIVE ACRE 1»FARING GROVE respected hare. F rltnda I M Th nrna* . being an action for dlv2nd St. Phone II7-J. . relatives a re not aueatlcma). with f i n room house needing orf*. T h e Hanford llafald* la de* a S tc t your credit. T our a » repairs, a good tmy at $55.00. signaled a* the nearn|iap*r In whh’h RUTGER »^uT MARGI.OBE UmT. ••'o y e r or buslneae associatM T erm s. hla Order ahall he p e W U liM for ato plants. -Phone 81,1-J. four p o n iw u lh f werfcs. will not bee. of y e w personal RDREKT A. W. WILLIAMS. W I T H I N . U , V. Ile riid o n , C le r k « f , affairs. Thar* U no cauM fm . “ Realtor Oft A M G EH, Sweet, iu Icy, „ tree •aid UniiVt at Hanford. Florida, and embartaaamaitL A tlantic Bank BMg. ’ ripe, 86c bushel. IJ.35 crate. the offlelal eeal lharvof. !h*" Ihe Phone *^32 Reaaonsbla ereolt requirem ent* 24th day of Oerember AO 19 44. Bring containers. Hawke, Paola. iX I* IIKHNIRLN* Uletk FIVE R0 OM COTTAGE on ed’r « No co makers on money loaaa roel Of fire. ■ <H#al|____ of town paved a tre e t with all VarlaMe pejrmen, * city conveniences. Priced at FOR SALE: Windows, all*" c>$3750.00. PIm prrsa, standard sites for Im­ Florflfc Bank RMg. Robert A. Williams. Realtor mediate d e liv e ry ,' 1120 17tli 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Rt. Orlando. Fla. Phone 9732. D r. Laonan! Herker I"~ 1 —" ■■ -~J I r • O ptom etrist FOR SALE 23 fL TROTWOOtT hotisV trailer, FULLY LICENSED A uctioneer Byta eian ttn ed —Cilstse* (IttW Two story fram s houae East front Jtu t startin g business In San­ furnished, like new, likeable 103 R. O range At a. with large living room end ford would Ilka lo h e ir from prlee. Behind Junior Officers Orlande, Florida plenty of porches. Building, Naval Alr_Base. ^ j any ponon or business firm Phan* 4 H 1 Three bed room house close t > w ishing to have auction tales. f l~ ARTICl-ES W A N T R D ~ . Reply flo* "Auction" e/o Hsr* school. A t a real hargln;. Smnlt stucco Huiigalow. Lest buy I'L L BUY your car regardless! In Florida. ,» I* *i»i» S i h NS of age or condition. Roy Reel,, A beautiful country home with aoa W. 2nd SL I fru it of all bind and five acres o ^ jp K ir T s 'lG H * good Celery land. WANTED TO BUY or rent, 10 good 0. n. tandrea*. Pbon. V.». J One five room bungalow beet ptanoa. aluminum boat 5 motor. residential **ectlon of the cUy. Ur. S tarke, rriknrahlp rrtm t, Apartment houte close In fu r­ l» \ C K M . C S I O f A I r Sanford, Fla, \ nished- t ringing In good Income u m 41 UC»H HlUU T U M each tponth. In a location th a t will always cause It to be 7 PaU , U vaatncb, Hupp lice rented. Good Investment. 48 acres Ignd on brick road with b a r y , c h ic k s ' tlx room house, 4 flooring w sllj, ... *• v T '. V t tractor, tool* artd 'tom* -furnlSanford X-Cel F red St* o tu re . 66 fruit tree*, DEPEND! 1 A nle« comfortable boms with Music. severs! extra lota. - c------- *— —’ A nlre flaking and hunting eamp VOH BALB: Very choice Houtctn. Ouemaey,- Aryahtre and Jersey WATC» REPAIR, Diamond Mtlocated on a baautlful lake. m Mr. W lk tfalry hedere, M M inch. Non I ting, Make Ufa worth living as you ner at a. One wAik’a enjoy seeing the quail p ic/ related mala (no with | head. atrvlek^U. I foment cod rarm s, MoOraw. N. around your front door stepv. — 1 '• bearing the flak jumping and PIANO tuning ^ ’flay in g In the lake, aea the L. L. SUIc r ' Saeutlful moon lig h t on the T lF O JERSEY oowa, frtah, M.*B W or Mqale hike end foal th a t cool breese. la k e Monroe, EDWARD F. U N K. Realtor EXPERT HApio REPAIRING, Roderick Adama. Saleswan Fred M y e ry 111 tt. 2nd S t TO R SALE; I Jersey tniOc cow. 1 I Phossa t l 4 l _________ electric h o ttjw tn l cook range. LQ*nr * f o O n d tx * T. U . ItogUah. country Club 14 I ARTICLES FO R SALT :-TiM>9g« RADIOS, h O W .« pigs 4 week* old. Phone sheet music, gut 2022. Box, phone 063 lA R K L U 'S BBRTH BKWlwSl Build ““ ‘a pcruble alactrie. �J r~ JTT}-; ’.3 r roJliJvS?^ »»”!»■ " W g g p & g jjp g W Wanted Iferalu In Unity There* U Strength— To P nU K t th e P m i of th e W orld; To Prow oto the P ro f r u n of A m erica; ■T * Prod nr# Prooporlljr for Hanford; AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPBH SANFORD, FLORIDA, E stablished 1908 VOLUME XXXVIII Tresses Snipper Truman Declares Lower Prices Are 'rosperity President Cites Need i For Greater P ro-, duction, R e a s o n ­ able Pay Demands A ssociated Preen Leaned W ire .’ WEDNESDAY. JAN. 8. 1947 Selection Of M arshall Is NO. 50 IFive Persons Hurt As Fire Destroys Pier rhreo Killed In New Jersey Plane Crash Installed,. As . Kiwanis Head . WKKHAWKKN. N. J . — Ja n . 8. (A1)— A apoke-nnar. *■- ^ for tin- N ew York C entral Hailroiiil snltl Utal d am ag e is e x p t'flfd In run into sev­ eral million dollars in th e general alarm fire to d a y In two of th e road’s e x p o r t piers at W eehaw kcp, N. J . New York Central Fir* ^ A S H IN G W N . Ja n . 0. (A1)— I h r S rltalr unanimously tp prosrd the - .rdlnalltui of (ieerge .VlatsbaU a> H rrrrls rj of S ta tr ("day. It tried less than an •"■ur aflee ihe President the nppiditlra.s t to Capita) Mill f ir* r dppiiital. ... • : 34, • W ASH IN GTON, J a n . H.* “ (/P)— P resident T rum an told ^C ongress totlay ho thlnkn .r y a E m lo rs c th e key to A m erican pros- v 1u,> ' ° l t , s e b lu lo rM . ment Of City Plan perity th is y e a r is low er prioes. And he added th a t For Colored Park m eans inbor m ust sto p p u s h -’ Ing wage dem ands th a t will l i s t e r Thnrp was today ini keep prices high. .S aid th e • tailed m» president of rite KiwaqIs flu b , and retiring President p re s id e n t: J . U \ Hall was rtiiq;ralulat<-d on *4 9 Damage Estimate Is Several Million In Ruilroad'H E x p o r t Dock Fire In Jersey Appointment Is Ap­ proved In*Washing­ ton, Entire World; Marshall Is Silent . “THE WEATHER Mo-.Hr cloudy end ueciilonsl B(M te t i in eity rm e north portion. Pair in south and rrn tral portion*. Cnn>idrrable cl.nidlne** and fog in north portion tonight. Coolerr tlr r m r north. otherwise1 little change in tem perature. Genii# rant to southeast wind* in aouth and gentle rariab lr triads o re r north. I ) ASSH tiA TKH P R R S a! • •rneral Marshall said today |l at |n< would l*r fooli.R to estmACCOiDINO to the Sant* M.rntca, metti nt this lime >n m n llen ifo f C h in Kitirvi W et ill expressed Calif., poUc*. William Pyle l above), Sinie liepartiiiriil policy. In fdet, a heliei I hat. the blu/e was started 16, of W u t l a i Angeb-a, I* rrp u rteJ the (ieneral refused to say i»tySHOWN ASOVI la • general view of "A s the >rar I*147 open* A m tica hi* adm inistrative record (nr the In the Igniting nf gas when a drum to have, admitted that h r bad lliitit* nhout his plans as numbertb« M iami-to-Nowatk plane which has never h ern *t» strong o r vo pine- P»M -eu r hv Lieut, (h o rn ie r (Jengmt of r.tthtdr sprang 4 Irak and the anlpped tbe tresses of atx young on- Cabinet o f f i c e r . crashed Into a wooded area uear 'p e t o u * . For nrver have our pros- e.nrl Myers of Kurd is. Mr. Ih a rp , cathidr came in runt act w ith w ater, f wnnteo With barber them* he 1* >farsh” tl talked to newsmen -vp*n Carmel, N. J , w ith at least three who is iiiaiiNKi-r of the Imal STTIce holding. In each case the women ihe plnnc carrying him home wf,rois hern h rig h lrr." known dead and all the survivors Ih e to e tv.t- tanned hv hfch >•( th e W estern Union Telegraph were waiting on b ut Isencbes when flout <’Hints -topped at (itn ittJ U e f \ repoi ted injured. The DC-3 can U-d Anti tlien lie went nit to say: Company, tins served ditrliig tit vs .ml- .up! drn»c vbinds Pi smoke -apl that he hod discussed \h e he approached lltcin mid cut their k30 passengers and a crew ot three, " I irjrc t, and I know the past y e a r a , first vice president ttiivrtfrd u \c t the lliiduitt River* hair., (/fltrri.ational .Voumiphoto t |*>*-lLility nf h i, ii|)|>olntin*nt t i Shown In the Drblgetou, N. J., IlosAmerican people teject, the- notion f the Huh. with President T ium an, hut the) tt.ilrrltttn i up|Hisitr m i d - t o w n ' y 'iiie i pltat (left) a rc hcutlaaa V enitU Britt, O ther officer* installed were that w r m ust .have another d e­ (it'iieral's uldr explained th a t ^hr . i . S fbJf Lamberton. N. C , talking to Paul M aithattau. T n c railroad em ploye­ T rank Latttson a* first vice J.renctual appointment was mil known pression. I am referring to m inor , 1 Fuclra of New York City, a passenrs u r r e ' injured when the fire siflenl; W. A. Morrison n* second .to Marsjinll until lie In-util it n tr i detours and humps in the m ad vire pre»idt*nt; P. I*. Cumpliel! ns - * i fee on the ill-fated craft. The couple luulic not no p in three, which was tlic rndiii in the plane, as it f W ahead—these we know we shall trea su rer; Oscar H arrison a* fin­ -iS tH -' • • are hailed as ''heroes" of tragedy by ile-ti<i|*cil. T h r llattics spread to cn.twrfrd from China. r, f h e lp in g p assen g e rs from . th e ancial, secretai* and Italpli A, have." The a|t|»iinli)ifqt of* (ieneral pier four and thousands of N ew * ttti wrecked airliner. The transport wus In an economic message to Con- S m ith u* secretary. Mm-hull was .hailed lollay by Director* in-tailed w ere: U<>y ™ w ithin 76 m ilc ^ o f It, destiualiute *1 nrt botind I'lupiiniters watched —gfrs*, President T ru m a n outlined James A. Parley a- an excellvni Mann, Joel H eld, Luther Doss, when the crash occurred. AH of tho spurts ot tlam r leap hundreds of hoicr. Former I'nstm aster-*#n' h i * view* on how depression can E d u n id I-me, Sanford Dou.lnoy Injured were taken In nearby hos­ fen into the air. be avoided. H e raid w r need m ore and B. H. Crumley. K, (i. Kil­ I f t ul Turley said that President p ital, (Inlrm aliiituil .Vowndphofol Trum an u m frtrtunale i.t being • \ tier! til lb trr N ru 'lu lk Cily production— about 5 percent more patrick was a t sent due. to illness. ntile to obtain M ar-ball for the Kdwanl Lane. Julius Oingfeldcr 11f rf* ...I- ii.giii lirillr.d JO railroad th an last year, l i e said, we’ve Rot j prst Tarlev added “ I think He — -to keep employment at its record- and W. U. Zacliry were arre te d ! Kid illi.l I'l'.ir.itin lim n VVc| • ill carry on in the -arue excel­ as oust lieutenant governur*. a« breaking hiph level, lint to do were the followmif past presid­ rhjkt kri. \ \ r- i N ru 'lu rk and lent m anner s- did secretaries both of these thinRs, tiir |>copIe ents of the Sanford Club the . Ilyrne, anil Cordell H ull." t Hu •t t ’lM \ . 1 I In Washington, where tha Bpliave Rut to be able to buy the Itcv. E. I). Urownlee. •>'. f . 11a. 1 i n r v.r .i '0 ladiuad »ai v oi Sfm lndn (Vitmtv (' ohiiiii****»»»«•t* pointinent is lu-int: applaudM. l>er, \V. II. Zachry, Kd Randall, Rood* to keep production RoinR. lirii; 'll .01 i'll i tlu rr when the ImoP .bplotualir nod ropgresaioSel 1 nrr furl'd with a n*tt Fred Wilson and Julius DingM.IM r. T rum an said th at means lire .lulled in 1 .11 but about icn c r.' "Pop" t Campbell »a« highly how to ptnv dp inoit wiittit- for lenders nurred Hint the (irn i.'sl / , price* have Rot to come dow n so commended for hi* 10 years of rrnm|H*<l df purtmrnW in tn«* Stiiii- likely will follow the internstlonal \\ i*f r 1. Il.i/.cil 1 hr railroad said nrtl* Count v Court 111h i Tli i *4 line set by Ilyrne, and that TliM *• the people can buy. H e asserted service n* club treasurer JttyiiH’Ht fni fill'll]I't i * nf Hii' |n«-jsl tlr.it .ill ..t I t Origin cart on pier include .. firm stand toward Ha*- . Men.»e.sh«. en . he N ' imi*sita poknrtaiimi, that businesses should reduce prices imilr l minty, . I ivtr 'I iiaIv y 'll.ur were raken in v ilcti. “*rhn*r who h«kf* brant whenever it can to increase the * tt. . a - * i 1 nodal ton haw Iutii mgilril hai»tl a w Sob*vicff% concerts pbv that *t S. t rrnicinlfi ti* « j . the file that l-om ifn nuarivra - re ># |j||Sl of fhrni «|lmaM purchasing ppw rr that w ill bol«trr these Mini other possibllilf?*. rcachctl holder* hv ihi« mornimf, f i« difficult tn in tliir (hut the black clouds of stpoks lolled a* markets. H r added that labor Chinese political circles lit H hant- tni,I II. I! ♦ idunnifi. i»rcj»idi*ui •♦flprcty youtij? j;IrI who i« rhnrm cross from the we,t >i.l» and spread should (flra in Horn dem ands for voted to endorse the C ity program Ion the inerrnsv out this hui believe the M arshall appoint- thr rnunii’ u'tmip The fu st imc I ih^ them with ber artU try hnover the tutdtmvii M unhattan arra. excessive w age increase* that w ould fo ent of„ a . recreation-1 Judge W are pointed for thew* I’tiriU >vdi hi* .Kihlny | ovm ten yearn of concert work mem means th r S tate D epartm tnt io rr establishm .................. .......... th a t hr rerpt n il more i to hi*r credit in a ' p i l e of lvr<*‘ I r k for young colored people, |nte | morning re to star.- valuable re­ will give ils chief attention 'to rerji^re price increase o r prevent til_ p. aark I lir New 'im k k-nr D epartm ent m mi' and flvr yru i- uf a ir," ht* also to assist in "* the program' In .v‘••"ti a u lt space in *ed lli..I [lin e lias Jtussi (A nirriran rrlntsoiie', wS h M*y*>r II Jaim -] l . u t wa» reprice reductions. every way possible. Dr. Urownlee cords, also d rrlat niM Tlfth “ In addition to the*;*. ele cted f o r n second one ye ar rsd 41 least tu « l.iKc alarm s frocn in the bust finphasis mi. tile Tur East. T l f T h e President called lor labor stated th a t the colored people had , been quite an increase ninny concert*, »hc h*a been beard t erm , nml A n d r e w C a r r a u - u y -tgn- excdr.l M anhaitan^rcsidcft* w h o iiie • Jaws that dh n o t punish labor, h u t made a very careful earvey In ness of his uffigr, vsiUi a* tunny Chtpesa Comniunisl* ere keepfig in fie*pii*iil recitals and u- n e.l Ills o a t h of l o n i m l», l.'Ht-f '* i.rllrvr.l tile irrllirm lous b la re to as VtHI to ;)6U persons n dny, apply ­ quiet, fo r the niofnenl. Miiiiiit with major symplumy offtci- for r. thr.-p yen. l e t ... ot '**tTuf’ 15o put a Strip to jurit3?ction- regard to establishm ent of« this ing fo r some sort of service. The be .... the N ru \ , . i k side ol the Hut in th r first expression of I otchr%tras tliriHitjcbou! the al strikrs and some secondary boy­ project. unity judge's office issue-, many ..pti.lon from f(u**ian-<onlr..lird It.e in itial 11*4“ m ee tin g . t 'b e I wo »:ilt» .ante iiotn loca­ Slnle*.” Si.iifor.l t it) . oiiii.ii-sii.n *i ' t i . t ri cotts. •tW- tR s Z?Ch.r> , r1rp " 1r, r ‘' !,w l. Vy7»'ra o f 'TirenseV tnel„.|i..v .»*.- v.ntrrfr. the Berlin nevr»|.aper I loriHk! the past two m u»«m * ev en in g . tions J4 lib - As away iiotn the siw anls had hestr, other civic iBU,„ .iriver*. ..... .. ..ml T h e President does think some Klwani* linn inms-.,, ___ ulmir MIm Solovieff lift* perform ­ ehtb* nml organizations o rgan lrat on* by raUh)n|f ,|ceMWfc ,i...ri. Night Express welcomed Mni shall Thills for n IJU.niili slrni.d -.(.•••I 4 Jiid’strrct. fet H slq. in N ew Y ork ra ls-1 fi, '.‘“.“T ........... . us u tnan of what It called inorst wage adjustm ents are necessary. clubs mid for ed in concert and with orcbestiaT and stucco building to l*e erected Ing f-0 2 fo r the .Salvation Maltatlon Arm Armyy are |f j.a| m gttera j>*...... „«!•*•« (I.slide views and |udlcirs th a n ' ft oin Richmond, Va.. to .Sao ul *Palm etto Avenue and Second which is d itr s th ..|i|s.sitr h tr blaz* H e said management must recogn­ C brlslm ai fund. (.apt. Capt. Byrd H u d - ',,r,f lce•divorces 1 talnlng tn hristm as Hud,|ra t|Ui andP Tthe .lelallrd f.yruest It predicted that M ar-' Franciico, ('allf. and from Maine Slice! by, tbe Holler Motor Hale* iiir railroad pier. ize that greater production can p er­ son of tha local .Salvation Army work on all county court proceed­ shall would work fo r closer co­ to Arixorm* Many of thear up* Company, were submitted hv Hob m it bigger j u y checks ft* well a* post congratulated the club on ings. operation with Russia. . icn r one en have been in citic- that, 1'ax A ssisso r Hanford Dotiilney si - • Holler, J r uml liv Frank Asiilow er prices. T h e President de­ th A llWll isWTeat. English and French journal!.1* InivinR heard her play, bitvr ................ - ' uT. Mask H enry Mcloiuliit and Hasky said today th a t lie had brought up me m easuring the switch in lerm a contractor, I wete up clared that the minimum wage her bock for mure ••Snr.f.x .1 i* down, the m atter of more .space fpjhi* proved, H N Sayei .■.*\ mno Wight atlendaucc prD rs. Jack departm ent last year, but that the j [jf p a r ty tactic*. with M r>TrwTVIBM, won ------j . should be raised above its present ItusscJI .mU'c.t f o r t u n a t e to l is v , ‘ 1 ■L' -ticket* announced th a t ticket* (<iin|>lishe,| an artist upl.iai m I nger. said tml») ^ 40*ctnt base—and the la ir labor were for sale to the colored motion ( oiumission did not agree w-ith j mll|| ,j,Ua having made another iiit’#'e’lti iii l ( i.ncrrf here*, -aid Mr l i . l v m a x . l G \V *-p.-m-t-i. hi* request*, lie said that he would , . , ..... ,, standards act should hr extended to pictures of wild life, sponsored not hr>og up more requests of thi J "»ov» dealing wtHi the pmhl-in "n n .l I an. -n ip ll.ai il.p full I lu'erised .-if|..re.l ln-n •|ii.-stvd th at Iiie I 'd ) ...I, .jit ,-■<( - classes id .w orkers that now a te by tho boy scouts, to be shown t.slurp until building i- on a .....re I "f orgn.iDIng n, , t year . p r.-u |. ia-lsllip will ta k e a d i a x t u v c ,»f ordiuHurr _ ■■-qulrli.g •.-■titlrut.-s tit the, .South Side I’rim sry School. h’l ib.tahtiul t*aKtn. At prrnfm , ro * u tminpilgn. excluded. _______•_____ t h i s r a r e t r e a t . " -•* •«.... , (iuests were Mr. Myers, T. II, from nil pra.Tiviiig beauty double to iwq and a »half Unu -s !i V I be Italian press is lalUing "Y»u Name It", n combination Beyond i Rat, the P resident Adams of Gainesville, C. U. Brad- arc Toll.iwi.ig one on her it.q il «p treatm ents. what they have been. h. said. about political crisis in America, I’lir lily Atl.iiuey, talent uml minstrel show, will — t n . . - ■* thinks taxes ought to stay high lor Adam* prurances in n*sir!Tl in Net. YorX lsv A. J. Thomason of Or commissioner* yesterday ! although in Italian jo u rn n h i'ic Fieil it. Wilson, a a , d u et tr.l In be presented at Ihe High Schoal Icy ami »i The tiding | parlance any V abinet change a Oily, the Herald Tribune s»r..te, draw up such an ordinance, re ­ Au.iiturium by members of the a while. H e agreed jh a t they ought ■'py ' F rin k D«e. of J ? } ™ passrd a. rcsululhm col Itmelts. ...„ . . o. to come dow n as soon as possible, C. 1L Clouts, retiring com missioner I crlala. ■ quiring Hint beautlealn,. wltlln or Seminole' High School Glee Club night a t 8:16,oVlock when' Mirin n "Once again Miriam Solovieff proved th a t she is one /if the _ Ilia “ *Germans, probably b ut he doesn’t feel this is the tim e. A V CUrk of Sunford *nd Ciyjj* who was present, for his service* | than * others, -*1— -*■■inhl’nilg niora nVPr Holovlelf is nr.--ruled In a violin most gifted to our yuuitgrr viol- colored, In- required to secure u Thursday evening at H:00 o’clock. ' an y ur* nrhvou* over H u ll and Harold iK aitner of the lo the nennie of Seminole County Tillm *hnw. first fir given on Dec. W hefl taxes do come down, M r. Byrnes' resignation. They n-em concert at th.' High School A udit­ onist*. Her tone U exceptionally S tate certificate attvsttug (bat is in'lnj; rrpi* epcated by popular they are qilulified beauty ..peraKey club. orium. while in office. to be so rry because they feel ih a t & T ru m an believes tlse cuts should large for a ulayer »f (he gentler tors, befoie being allowed t,( prac­ r**qursl untl sum Hilton Brown ’of (')mltiotn was mine mure m ui leal "Mis* Solovieff i(«« had :> bu-y he distributed fairly so as to anpointed u* superintendent of the Ilyrne*’ speech In H tutlgsrl last season and tier t.|q»-(«ianre* on ses mid it* Iex u re is luiliiuuli - and tice. imitilirri ai«» U’l tu-lng added. It is last September save them a li.qie sensuous.” lighten the load on the m ast of i’urrhsee .if IT. refunding S e n e * ui HH*r (III e*4‘l ton (,'ounty Home. f Miss Ollie of exlsence. Now he won't be on the m any concert ^ugr* of the While sttemlance at the 4"«iiu’f r t Securing of rig h t o f way* fo r A bonds at I'bUI apiece wti» up Rifv'o W hittl «•, consumers an d still give business hand fo r the approaching (■•-ace eastern pari of tin- (o ile d S ta le , U limited to membcrH of tin* Stale Road -tilt was reported ns |.roved, -aid Mr. Sayer \ p ree where she la - h e x playing hove I'l.e csm wi II include tho fol­ the incentive for high production. romplet* except a stiinll strip .•(inference on Germany. u*qOviaUuri, 11w*i um* miiiio of f t 2b pel lilt ...I- estuM.-be'l , io , me llar.d ,| k a il tier Interaeelaimed w»tb -iq.erlntive* intuit* T h e President called for an exthrough no orange grove for which , But Lieut. (Sen. Lucius B. t lay, been tii li««fi* iiv ftiiiiiilf nr tin' \ "iif i *t for sttllolu. 'I 'I red lot, ... (Ill l.e\> ! of |.is i-e ,‘' ,1.-. 1st. .1 M. t'o lem v i. imsiim, H u .ton tlscock, band • tension of ren t controls. H e said the Commission is now ncgniatlng *hu becomes the European • ”m- "She e.i|.a;» to S u x t-.il ii-fir.InT ( tHiri for wiiiit'i kuitiii* .. i.-- section of tbe vetnet«-ry ju-t o|ie.. dit*-cl.»i - lt.e end men w ill be in March, told (Sriman ..f wfiiild like to avrtii tl*rtii4«*U w e ought to - start a* long-range r ' f Contract was l e i 't o .1 If. Winls- inuiider ed. ilu ieu c e G rantham , Bill Ludwig, leaders In .Stuttgart today thi.t he frmn n brief u,.-atx>, duiing the the opjm rt unit y t n I i r a r I In Vrlh and Hon of llaiu rs (Tty A letter was read from \l t housing program to reduce the cost i a pn.grnio Spencer Harden, t'a rl WillUtmt, E aparim rnlal work has tt> move Itopstt awny from the Lellrve.1 Marshall’s appointm ent holidnyv to ,>r r(iin|tll«h(*d nuiftirian. Webb, wbo -ut.t lie wishes to Karl I me and Jack Nil.ye. , t, o f housing and help sta rt a m il­ going on fo rs e v a ra l w aeki road which runa from Oviedo to would not change American tmiicy that pronti.es the »ti.u.«l t.f roerect a g ain g e on West Firs. The opening chorus num ber will C entral Florida E xperim ent ^Sta­ the Orangd County line. lion new houses tills year. in. Germany. S treet between Tam arind and he "Dark Town S tru tters Bail". and a t east and xrM valde About the happiest man In the Receipt o f flO.OOO, the firs t inM r. T ru m a n said that Social tion 1‘ertintm ott Avenues, request intf forma In celery and vegetable IIO Y Ht'OilTH M E L T Specialty number* will include: Security benefits should be in- blight control by mean* of fog sU llm tnt on this y ear’s Racing entire picture aeemed to he th a t th is block be re-ione.l from "Bicycle built for two," by 1‘eggy Commission fund*, was reported to llyrnet. W hetf a group gathered residential to commercial statu-. Pippin uml Kay Shoemaker j "M os­ . created. A Buy Scent board of review _ — , hroduelng generatofa which w ere th# Beard, according to 0 . 1*. around B rm ra a t a diplomatic The m a tte r was referred lo tin* quitoes" by double q u a rte tte . Herndon, county’ clerk. O nr-half nf was held Monday evening n t the reception in The W hite House L e flriflln H n it I*11*1 to w w n troopi With a .Song In My l i s e r f It O l a t i o n U i r e r e d .. *,landings during the war. A genara- this am ount will go to Ihe County last nig h t to w ith him well, hx Ep'ncopal I’ariih House, and work , F. C. Winn ha* moved his Music zoning comtpittee.* . Nollir Tram i; "Blues in Ihe School Board heretofore agreed. of acouts was pa.e.l upon prepara, Box store from it* former loca­ said w ith a smile: Night” b r Nancy W H lU m l| Application of Ruth Ht, Jo h n . "There, are two happy day* I t tory fo r tho Court u f Honor which tion in the Princes* Bunding In ■■Shortnin Bread" b y ' Clarence Carles to o perate a liquor’ the life of a man in public office will be h. Id oh Jan . 20, 'It waa re- room ier quarters n e ^ door in ■tore at Klv* I’oint* on the Orlatulo —-thtf d ay he is elected, and the of acouts^wns lin.ssrd upon prepara- Iiie east h ajf of the form fr Table (■ranthunti "S t. Louis Blues" w u approved. ported by Ralph A. Sm ‘ln, scout H upplr Store, which for the ;xut Ihdorcs M cLrlland; Betty Rene who It now ataydng at tha May- Highway day he itep a'o u L " he Board confi confirmed all present Ball, A nita Aiken, Betty Dun­ executive. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. W ) - /air Inn. year has been occupied by the . > ne Copeland, Cope can anil Ucttv Jane and Legislatlon was presented to - II# explained that the Ineectl appointm ents in the present sta tu s, 'Echols Bedding and Kqrnlturo In 1808, th* United States had Tire jtrent resp irato ry power* Company, " I . Got Plenty of N othin" by Congrats today whicn would have clde. Id- the form of hot gaaaee Mr. Herndon reported. A* d a rk , a horse population o f 20,($>0.00 Jan Jrnklnaun. ” fitf-reaehlltg effeete on Labcr covering Urge arena hav# better he waa dlrrcted to advertise fo r and a truck population of on*, of th e fox led th o ancient* to i Th« Echols firm , which still fo r two dump tniekrf to be believe th a t lt« lungs, uied m ed l-' . . . . .......... ...... .. Klolse Cook will perform an h i t a a s o c i A T K i t r-n»:s«» union, and their contracts. Under penetration qualitiea than eprajra. bids in 1040, there w ere 10,000,00 used by th e County Road D ep art­ einally, w ere good fo r asthm a, j iwcupica th* rear portion of the ■lance. The finale. ___ S late S enator (Edwin G. Fraser acrobatic a measure offend by Senator and alao envelope all part* of ment. hors** and 6,000,000 trucks. -l..p—linn will move It, restore section, It* re filed action today with tbe State "Swann##" will b« giv»n by tb e A tttrn e y L. F. Boyle was In­ Joseph Bell of Minnesota. Con- plants. U Is hoped that this new ' j tall display today to Its new Supremo C ourt to ottg Clarence entire cast. to attend th* coming m eet­ . Jfrgea would outlaw fclosed shop rajaareR will open new po*«lbl- structed : quarters a t W8 Sanford Avenue, M. Gay front the office and surren­ o f the Slat# Road D epartm enL . Cf^imts, unloq.shop unions and BUea In fungicide control. Re de­ ingJamea C. Rhode* applied for a i The m attrea* factory established der the position to him. The court PARIS GUILTY O F BRIBING maintenance -of membership eon- clared. lease on R a t Island which is south • here 26 years _ag o is still in did not Immediately set a date to CoL J. If. William*, represent­ of Lake H arttev and “north of hear both sides of the case. NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (A V - The Minnesota Republican seeks ing tha Lister Company of Ehg- 8 ta ta Road 48 where It crosses ■ The atm osuhrre was fur verdict In the Alvin J . Pari* greemenU which require Jand. Who spent » yean in Burma Uta S t.J o h n s Rlveri Action waa * cleared »• a!u» th is step late yesterday when the j( (iul,[y Th# 28-year-old novel to Join a union before breeding and training elephant*, deferred on the request pending Echols operate the firm , which S tate Suprem e Court refused to j ran be hired., lie also la and who served In Mesopotamia study of 8 ta le Road D epartm ent and dapperr Bro«ciw»jritt 1804, th e Brjliah fleet, commanded reports a growing business lit accept an action filwsl bv A ttorney I By Wlllsrd Co*wally r to end contract* under th e Seminole, Orange, le k e and today bysLord Nelson, handed the French General Tom Wateon. The Slat*’* convicted requirem ents. * ;. non-union men may be hired nnniiS, .brl1.** ‘u tw o New York°f c S S f ' . . .^V fLW ot a knockout blew and Count Phil- Voluila county areas, Gallipoli in World War I, Rae been legal ex p ert sought to force both *“ back field star* In an e ffo rt ’to en raaie to jo ln a union several weeks study to LA w ton B a c k , C oIIh Phlillppl. a tltDd^Frenehmsn. and llppl w aa taken prisoner and sent to •present their contenlclaim i a i i i i aants m e _ LONDONERS GO HUNGRY ”Supreme '— c,(* ourt, but fix the |iro-championahlp gam e to the Bahama Island*. pray the Idea feg spray work with idee tions lo th e pioneer whit# **tU*r of Ht* P n*’‘ maintenance of membership Th* akill with which he dealt • > -•e-AiS the high irirmnai tribunal niiu said tins th e action on Dec. 16. of _ using it to tame death dealing M eeting- O f B o a r d Is* peninsula,- 1* . credited with with LONDON, Jan. 8, UPf— Millions Jin * nign agreements which Ball want* to tneeeta fever In the islands won the tn Africa tod India, such as planting the failed to comply with S tate NKW AIRMAIL STOP bo* barred, n* on* la com eeteem end g ratitu d e of the of residenU are threatened w ltlirwho,l>' Iiudlan statute*. fltea that snread dyaettUry and SupL T . W. Lawton, after m onths (n Florida near people en d within two years he h u n g er today In th* mounting 8 I W atson’s petition was striker, n , _ i i ___ cholera and malaria earning of absence due to Illness, hss re­ where he flret set Usd prior to won hi* freedom. H e flret settled Strike of truck drivers. Strike Jan. 8. UP)—Ocala wilt rentals tk# record and the docket getOCALA. at*. He hae also sumed hi* duties a* county superin­ locating cn the weet. abort of old •(C h arlesto n , S. C. L ater he moved le a d e n estim ate th a t from 12,000 from It. first airmail service Fri­ wae cleared for a suit by F raser. at tbe Mayfair Inn. tendent of public Instruction, and with his family and 100 sieve* 14,000 men a n Involved in the Th* sen ato r was elected Comp­ day when an Orlando has been welcome) at the Court ^ ± i ' u D . B . S , X , x S - to ■ s ite near Ft. Leudsrdele, end to wUkout which ha* halted tho tro lle r in Novtmber. But Gover- Ulan* comes*in with mail atom bomb c a su a lty mar publisher of tbe Tampa Ti then settled near th e Indian Rivet movement of food from all of tho r M illard Caldwell refu ted to Tha mail-will be carried a greet nephew Count PhlUIppI was great n*P KWAJALE1N, J a n ^ ^ H where he planted ritru e slock se­ elly’s principal m arkets. Many u# F ra se r a.com rafctlon on th* line's Orlando-TaBahaaaee morning., he said. Thirlng hi* ab­ cf Xing Louis ___of XVI ofFrance. Franc*.He H* cured fro m the Baham a Islands. London butcher shop* had no grounds th a t he> was a member of sence, Herman EBMorrl*. princ'-pal w u a schoolImat* and Intimate Th« Indians ran him out, end m eat a t ail and t h e n waa a heavy the legislature which railed th* During World War II, SemlnoU High Sabool, sssumburned ell hi. building.. He trlsta found more mental , Bonaparte, Com ptroller’s salary. ^ J lssnw hllc. drain on vegetable stocks. T he dutlea of the superintenden l fam ily and tlev ea on a boat. of France. He strik e started Moaday following Caldwell appointed O ^ T o a#iSra as Htmong troops led by poor e A meeting of the County Doaru * chfsf surgeon ------- arottnd south Florid*, and on failure rite a new contract Com ptroller and Ga^ refused to than among thosa ltd by of Public Instruction will be held ■y*|YV of VI a » friendly r>*wvw »- w ----pirate chief | *•••—* to r. At the greet adrice officer*. . . * Gome*, ••U i*d,ne*r Tam pa B ay. la f te r nlae months of negotiations. rellgqulsh th e job. ■ • life , Need Is Revealed For More Space At Court House,ft Ware Says Increased Records, .S e r v i e e Call For Addition H. James Gut Is Music Association Presents Concert By Miriam Solovieff Re-elected Mayor By Commissioners Andrew Carraway Is Sworn In As New Member Of Board Glee Club Will Repeat Show By Popular Request JS^BSTasSa w s Experim ents Are Matfe With H o t Gas Insec Music Box, Echols Retail Display Move F raser Files Suit In Supreme Court To Gain Position to .pwtjaw cfosed ^ f s s B s r u a n s y E S French Count, Great Grandfather Of J. M. Moye, Planted First Citrus Grove.*™* ^ X s 2& IX K '* W i£ - __ . K *- * • i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 07, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 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/6c3315253d9e1ae9d9a15fc1c05c95cc.pdf 33e4fa6fc0672e224221a60c8e1d140e PDF Text Text » Vf - .V ' *"’1*■“1 *r'*-.1 3' *'* 5 7 2 '" 7 -J ' . • J: "j H ' T H E S A N F O R p H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ------------------ n v r t n t r ^ n ^ o n r s r r fo S or^ B E AU TIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS P f.O H lD A 1 T A T E » % * K O P SAN F O R D IN T i l K U A T K O P P 1.0 111DA * A T 1 IIK n , n * r . o r n t h i m « i ON o K i T . 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RUM k •i.no© no • t Npnoiiiniitl rHlrittitr Aiihir f N»»nr iW-rond praforrrd Pufk w|lit (fftal l»«•r value o ff | Nnf'Pr l e f l l l r id It s l»!o valkfl | Nu fnii* ■ r.\ m ^ ■# * 10.089 06 L'ladtlJdnd |*i ofbMr ‘r J^ ■--I -•.-?^ ’ ; •, ■_* * 1 H fp n r* ifliiii iffflliBt ft»r |!tf)frlNit mpitall TOTAL <’AI*ITAL A**<*tiUNTH %„ t o t a l L i A i m . m ^ a m » < a i i t a Ii ac c o u n t * 1 #T h i* Lank'a r n p lta l « «tf; U O *t p referred atoek w ith lo ta ) p « r r «lu a o f ^ ^ Ima IMmk. Zip C ity, Jolly J u n a l-. Il.tw lk t, K .lly O .Itrlrn, Hark T h o ie M * . M igh t I ’a an. |nn,bto K r * . lar#. . 1 tll.*M.*4 w jj^ w o R /r y ? W ORRY , . INSURANCEA Regular Ad DcltiliAi I I . l i f t . ?n This Newspaper _ PACKAGE STORE N O R TH D A K O T A CERTIFIED RED BLISS Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND A SANFORD P H O N E 3B8 A R T IC L E S FO R SALE 8 -------------rr-^----------- -— 1— TOR BALE. S room house, bath and Karate, house newly painted 'rira|rwbto homo hi Banford Hrlghtu ltnmrdliUi pomcnlori w a . Wmtarrvi. lire tor. n o S Park Are., Phone JUO, 1 CARRY ANTI* . '15 t n in m liilrm r i n l i n 8 Inside, price I8M000. Thl* la a S’n 'i. R .n ra in nnJ a iih .^ n h .if fe r ln r . .ma Ihla *IH rlar nf J .n n a rr IM T* .m l I'h u p b r n .iilft' Ip n f I «n » lt « f *h n fflr .r nr d lr.r ln r n f **>*. >•••'•■< IIET.BM JV B M n il N n |*ry I’ ublte I S'l if Alit" 1*1 111.10 FOR RENT H ELP W A N T E D O m C E 8PAOB In n *. state RECONniTIONKD R.C.A. I’hono 01R I. for n*da fountain at Land _ndr>k_ flee Mr. K ll*trick, Karim conaole. (lonil condition, ey‘a liras Store. Part *.ime or Rood tone. Uatirr Apl'lianrrs. full lima.' 3 FURNISHED bedroom* for rent, 800 E m Are. IM ITATIO N Uather* in m o l I .................. colora and larya aeleetlne of (l7 n t) MAID. Phone 440-M after I'A B T o r MY Iiomr with kitchen rood^upholilcry fabric*. RkbaA, O F . If. ... prlyUecr*. 301 E. 10th St, Drown, 2911 N. (Iranir A »e „ Orlando. Fla. SETTUED woman for genanl tkouarerork, can B*e on premlae* 2 W AN TED TO RENT UARDRN and .awn n n l; Vlforn 107 N. 1/kcuet, Phone 734-M. 1 Fcrtlllier. The Sanford X*Cel Store, 2nd A Sanford. P U R N IS Iifn flit u n f u r n i s h ­ .' — * -;r ' iR E LIA B LK MAN with car tb citllR e d apartment by veteran and r~ , (iBlvaniicii roof inj nail*. .1 hone . (in fa mere }n Seminole County. wife, permanent. Call GH2-W. 1x1’ <312.________________ p __ Womlrrful opportunity. $IB to FL0W KU8 120 in. *, d*F<, No experience , 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E H t a la lr la H a rr ) for ell oeea.lon. ! ” r«Pital required. l^rmenent. * Ix r r y Hoy, H n .w Itn ll.‘ B u rk t’ p McN K IL L A TOST, FLORIST W 'lle today. MeNBSS COMPal. Our Hally, IK iu h l. K dkr. T n a a t.elery Are. Juat off Sitmi lA .S t , Dept. A. Freeport III. FOR SAI.E; Rood 5 room houae Iia ri Atn m lr laarly. N rv rr K ra r, a m . i k lla r r K w ta rttyi with bath ar.d runnini; water, Office ph. 403, reeidenre oh. Ill OK H ta la lr la Ita rrt electric store, telephone, .1 aerr* p w llrlim a n I'r tr . W r a r lr , O ray Rood farm land. Can give Im­ OKANUKS-GRArEFRUITS, 12.00 EXHfJj.LENT earning opportunln>>.. M artilr K aw n , Han Krrnahdn, buthel. R. W. Ixrd .’ Phone r-irira In turto- body' A fender llr.i W a .p , K it M atron. M y J *l)/ mediate poMcaainn. Phone Coun­ Bran. work, indltiding welding, array 788-W. ty SAO.Vafter « P.M. K l,k lk H a rr— K a la r t l, i painting g|t4 metal work. Eaey H ta la lr la lla r r l FOR SALE: Plante. Call after to learn ncPs^ln your eparag p.,1 rluldr. T o m m y Maftnoa. Slim II. n. k K II n F la h e rty. Hlr M0DKRN Hrud. time. Chknre for a good job 12 o'clock, Grecnleaf Chry»»nB room home on 2 Itorky 111*1*., V rron tra llr*t, Hraror a ihtyt-of yot»T own. Wa'R theum Garden. Lakr Mbry,,’ lot*. JO hrarinR Dull tree*, f i r . Il.’ ony ' show y^ .h o w . Here's ona of h la Ik H a rr— K a ta r tfy i IB.OfiO.OO* 1/3 II P. Motor. AIR THERM ELEfrTKIC HEAT­ the most profitable branchee of H ta la lr la lla r r , Phono 0168. ERS reduced from 116.67 to llr n r y A rm a tro n *, |lal*y llaltl**, the big Anio buainees. Q. i T M y llrw a rd . W h l l r P la tt. d a M t t SI.1.B0, Two burner electric hot Approved. Write today. AutoM *Iron. Black l a r r y , Itunnya M m * plait latee. $9.40. H. II. Pope Co. Crafts Trai/tlnr. Bo* A e/a tar. M ia. Mayo, DAltOK LOT, dudrable for bulldInc. Ph. 860. T ra in lla r r — a/ta M llrt Herald, Hi « IhR, ^ark Are, dtate in. 780-W. H ta la lr la lla r r l I T ll't '1 til i; r i ' f ' K K lf. f i i . h l ' i ^ l ' f lh r i|l(0» r | i « n i H barn It. tl’J ti.l.m n l, >-anr th .i i l l . « I « i k l« lfu », »ni| lh » l tl fn llr • r.cl r p n n '!lt r M it p f.n l. i|ir r t t i. M . l r n f | h ,.H .arrn l m . M . r . - h . r . l n rnn<.l,tp>l .in i . . 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Jo via l It r i,. N r v r r 'V ra rjr, llr<l Non# 'h 'r ifr . , Norm K a a rfa H arr— K a la r tly ■ None M ta la lrla lla r r l Mi'kr ft C on n or, fkawn .M lu tn n , ), « « • , *s»/, I llu lrh Itnll. H p ark lr M n im n . Air A rr. It*n;k laland. K id Huka. Chan* I. fia rirr . KIHIa H arr---S ,'I* K it . I (O a la lr la l l a r r l r, tll.T lt.lt <Hd Ktortkklnhtr. I'rl.rn , Mn Hhln*. Taw ny T rlx , Hiilnwrn Hah*, l.u rk y t l . J i l 4. Hlmnti. f a n H a n rrr, H appy ComM l.ill 1) ratla. IT.tTf «» a litfc H arr— K a t a r lly i TIIK ClftHRACV. I’ NIIMl NK4*|TO\ B ill AHilTTB C*«h+ balancr* «Hh oilier ).ni,k±wlucludlnt rts»n t W# cnn iimkn nprnugc* morits for you to finnncn them on EASY TEEMS! s. TUESDAY, JAM. 7,* 1947 Legal Notice--------- IN llin I'OUflT o r Tin: riH-'NTY Ji I mJK. HKMINOl.B ro rN T Y . I I ' >ltlLA. IN UIDHIATK In f* Kaim« of MAHIIY W KAIIL ALL DtCfiilfd, Ti * \LL iMtELITCiHH ANP PER IIAVISr. ULAtU;l OH ]>K* MANOR AOAINHT HAIL ATL Y•»u nml etch of you atn hereby nniiriM fl ltd r*f|iiirfMl to present vri» claim* anil #!emftfs*if » liicti sou. nr Fifher of you, mas Have MRninst (h' Mtate of IIA lU ir W. KAIIlALL late of lilil I), li* the r«UiHY Judg** of Sem« IfUrtle <*4NiOlr, PlnriilM, it hl» 4T*f#h’* In Ilia tiflU#« of fiiilfl Ukiiiiily -il SAtiforiii "Floridi, within eiBhi ralendar month* fmm the •I!»»** of the lira! pllMLafloii of tfila notice, K«trh rlaiiii or (iPiirAiiil ill* 11 he in a i illne t and ahall *iale ftii hi are ail rem|#f #isre ami |H>i| olMce eiltlFesta ■if the j*Ialio "Hit, and ehall lip *ww» i« b/ lh" rLIrnnnt, agent, nr altufliry, * m*I nili nUin i iditti or *i%marttl not so fileil ahali !** vtihl Kiel tY l» KUHHV As mill ill relciF c*f Mir* Lirtalp of IIAftRY W f Allt* A L L drchrswl. Klral luihllrAtloH 13/17/14, FOR SALK: 4 BEDROOM H 0 U 8 U 3 tip and 1 down, in food downtown loctiHon. A thorouzhly good houve > and worth a*kinR price, j MODERN A PARTM ENT build■ Ing. recently decorated, close In. containing 4 two bedroom apnrt\ inenta, one completely farntkhett 1 and available fo r immediate possession. TWO A PARTM ENT HOUSES, rlose In^withjjood Income ami vat-anrie* for Immediate pn*. session. W ELL FURNISHED 6 ROOM house, in good location, modern with garage, close to stores, on two lots—a good houte fairly priced. GO GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE on lake. 'n 'm o d e r n . seres of land. 13,600.00. 27 ACRES HEAVY hammock land — 22 acres tiled, eleven wells, tile In goof| condition, tenement house and barn. $8,600.00— Iprtn*/ '* B ROOM HOUSE In good enndlUoit, on 3 lots, modern, some fruit—$4,725.00. IIUILDING with living quarters, containing 3 stores, one with stork of merchandise and other two rented, $6,000.00 for mer­ chandise at inventory and build­ ing. FRED W. HUNDER Room 2 -Fla. State Hank Bldg. ____ Phone IMO Call 9196, Renton's furniture EXPERIIW young woman stenographer, Muet Ttnow typKaehange. ing and shorthand. Chase A . C73.F31Y JlIJTAomNC] pa'pre and Comp a n y 1 _____________ ( wire Htnttgh for 6 acres. J. D. lJtlle, 37:. BIB-Il. WANTED: Waitress, good pay— short hours-^6 days a week. Apply Roy Johnson Grill, Mag­ HTARTAN * all aluminum trailer, nolia Ave. 3 memtha old, Naval Air Due, MEN—to team DIESEL, - Naw Rev. CJtas. Oiltnore. " uses open huge field >n *nduetrlal aud farmlhg commun­ TTlAVIiO houte trailer, Clean, ities. Reliable, mechanically In­ aleejw 4. Mm. nWiop. Apt. 3. Oil clined men with fair cducatlbn Park Ave. preferred. Training start* at home, will not interfere with m your job. .If you feel qualified, ICE CflEAM cabinet. 3 hole. Phone wrtte. for free facte. UlllItMs “ 1Z30-J.-----------Diesel Training, Box D, d o Herald, JlkSTUO n iA T O fl. WesUngtsotkA approximately 0 cu. ft, First claw TRAINED P IlA C flC A L NURSES are in demand—full or apare CfilidlUon Cull Oviedo 2*03. lime. Easy to learn at home with Wayne' plan. No * high CUT FLOWERS, ti[>otted plan's school or. previous, experience and complete landscape servdee necesssrv. Get free Informa­ at rensonnblp price*. - A. F. tion. Wavne School of Prac­ Ramsay, Florist, Hlpes Ave. at tical Nursing Box N d o Her­ railroad. Phone 319. ald. | 0 W ORK W ANTED TUXEDO FEEDS—complete lit:;. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. GENF7RAL contracting, pUntlng, .roofing and carpantry repairing. Guaranteed satisfaction, g, fl. MEATS, Groceries and Purina Grogan, Phone 783-J. feeda at Touchton A Wa'son, 1201 Criery Ave. Plume 1199, 10 Business O p p o rtu n itie s t DAVIS ENAMELS, all colors, .t.o r lour A Deck enainels, oil stain ''■'nHh and all colon in Oil, (JiinMly palm A enamel priced to sell.* Riihson Sporting tJotHU, 308 East First Hi. 6 BURNER FLORENCE OIL RANCiJ^ good condition. Rt. 2, Box 103, Sanford. N* l-aniberg, RAI INROAD MAN to sell exclusivo Ram to railroad men — R. E. B. Company, 230 Boula-, vard Bldg. Detroit 2. Mich. It Lo a n s LOANS MADE FROM 11$ TO 1*06 strict privacy; fast atrvioa FLORIDA LOAN CO. 102 Sknfcrd Avenue To: JOHN If, TlfOMAA, 14 Old IH ACRE FARM— 2 aetes muck. Ikrtlur linad. Atlanta, Ihorcts. Ynu »r# hereby requlretl and 6 room house. 98 ft. well gooj nrdvtrd It i lw ^ml ap|tpar wjmi» (lie , water. "60 cUrui trees. Located ELECTRIC VACUUM CLKANBORROW HERB W HERE Ifd day nf Frlii uar> A O 1917* *B8, lawn mover, electric radio, P R IV a CT IS RESPECTED. on Old Ijtke Mnry road. Cor­ le lha hilt i.r 4‘nm|iLlrit flln! battery nullo, 8 day atrlcking YOUR nature! iWtra Tor privacy agaltiil you In $nla rauae In the nelius W. Wright. clock, guitar, circulating wood In monty mature la a t r ie t lf# f*fr«-till I’nurl* nf Heiiilfinle f’rtiinfjr heater. %Frrd Myers, 311 E. aI Hait font. Florid*. ItJP He ber$*a FIVE ACRE 1»FARING GROVE respected hare. Frltnda I M Thnrna*. being an action for dlv2nd St. Phone II7-J. . relatives are not aueatlcma). with f i n room house needing orf*. The Hanford llafald* la de* aStct your credit. Tour a » repairs, a good tmyat $55.00. signaled a* the nearn|iap*r In whh’h RUTGER »^uT MARGI.OBE UmT. ••'oyer or buslneae associatM Terms. hla Order ahall he peWUliM for ato plants. -Phone 81,1-J. four poniw ulhf werfcs. will not bee. of ye w personal RDREKT A. W. W ILLIAMS. W I T H I N . U, V. Ile riid on , C le r k « f , affairs. Thar* U no cauM fm . “ Realtor Oft A MG EH, Sweet, iuIcy, „ tree •aid UniiVt at Hanford. Florida, and embartaaamaitL Atlantic Bank BMg. ’ ripe, 86c bushel. IJ.35 crate. the offlelal eeal lharvof. !h*" Ihe Phone *^32 Reaaonsbla ereolt requirement* 24th day of Oerember AO 19 44. Bring containers. Hawke, Paola. iX I* IIKHNIRLN* Uletk FIVE R0 OM COTTAGE on ed’r « No co makers on money loaaa roel Of fire. ■ <H#al|____ of town paved atreet with all VarlaMe pejrmen, * city conveniences. Priced at FOR SALE: Windows, all*" c>$3750.00. PIm prrsa, standard sites for Im­ Florflfc Bank RMg. Robert A. Williams. Realtor mediate d elivery ,' 1120 17tli 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Rt. Orlando. Fla. Phone 9732. Dr. Laonan! Herker I" ~ 1 — " ■■ -~J I r • Optometrist LICENSED Auctioneer FOR SALE 23 fL TROTWOOtT hotisVtrailer, F U L L Y Byta eianttned—Cilstse* (IttW Two story frams houae East front Jtut starting business In San­ furnished, like new, likeable 103 R. Orange At a. with large living room end ford would Ilka lo heir from prlee. Behind Junior Officers Orlande, Florida plenty of porches. Building, Naval Alr_Base. ^ j any ponon or business firm Phan* 4H 1 Three bed room house close t > wishing to have auction tales. f l ~ A R T IC l- E S W A N T R D ~ . Reply flo* "Auction" e/o Hsr* school. A t a real hargln;. Smnlt stucco Huiigalow. Lest buy I'L L BUY your car regardless! In Florida. ,» I* *i»i» Si h NS of age or condition. Roy Reel,, A beautiful country home with aoa W. 2nd SL I fruit of all bind and five acres o ^ jp K ir T s 'lG H * good Celery land. WANTED TO BUY or rent, 10 good 0. n. tandrea*. Pbon. V .». J One five room bungalow beet ptanoa. aluminum boat 5 motor. residential **ectlon o f the cUy. Ur. Starke, rriknrahlp rrtmt, Apartment houte close In fur­ l» \ C K M . C S I O f A I r Sanford, Fla, \ nished- t ringing In good Income u m 41 UC»H HlUU T U M each tponth. In a location that will always cause It to be 7 PaU, Uvaatncb, Hupp lice rented. Good Investment. 48 acres Ignd on brick road with b a r y , c h ic k s ' tlx room house, 4 flooring wsllj, ... *• v T '. V t tractor, tool* artd 'tom* -furnlSanford X-Cel Fred St* o ture. 66 fruit tree*, DEPEND! 1 A nle« comfortable boms with Music. severs! extra lota. - c-------*— —’ A nlre flaking and hunting eamp VOH BALB: Very choice Houtctn. Ouemaey,- Aryahtre and Jersey WA T C » REP AIR, Diamond Mtlocated on a baautlful lake. m Mr. W lk tfalry hedere, M M inch. Non I ting, Make Ufa worth living as you ner at a. One wAik’a enjoy seeing the quail pic/ related mala (n o with | head. atrvlek^U. I fomentcod rarms, MoOraw. N. around your front door stepv. — 1 '• bearing the flak jumping and PIANO tuning ^ ’ flaying In the lake, aea the L. L. SUIc r ' Saeutlful moon light on the T lF O JERSEY oowa, frtah, M.*B W or Mqale hike end foal that cool breese. lake Monroe, EDWARD F. U N K. Realtor EXPERT H A p io REPAIRING, Roderick Adama. Saleswan Fred M y ery 111 tt. 2nd S t TO R SALE; I Jersey tniOc cow. 1 I Phossa t l 4 l __________ electric hottjw tnl cook range. L Q *n r * fo On d tx * T. U . ItogUah. country Club 14 I A R T IC L E S F O R S A L T :-TiM >9g« RADIOS, h O W .« pigs 4 week* old. Phone sheet music, gut 2022. Box, phone 063 l A R K L U 'S BBRTH BKW lw Sl Build ““ ‘ a pcruble alactrie. �J r~JTT}-; ’ .3 r roJliJvS?^ »»”!»■ " W g g p & g jjp g W Wanted Iferalu In Unity There* U Strength— To PnUKt the P m i o f the World; To Prowoto the P rof run of America; ■T * Prod nr# Prooporlljr for Hanford; AN SANFORD , E sta b lish ed 1908 V O LU M E X X XVIII Tresses Snipper Trum an Declares Lower Prices A re 'rosperity President Cites Need i For Greater P ro-, duction, R e a s o n ­ able Pay Demands IN D E P E N D E N T FLORIDA, D A IL Y NEW SPAPBH Associated Preen Leaned Wire .’ W E D N E SD A Y. JA N . 8. 1947 Selection Of M arshall Is NO. 50 IFive Persons Hurt As Fire Destroys Pier rhreo Killed In New Jersey Plane Crash Installed,. As . Kiwanis Head . WKKHAWKKN. N. J. — Jan. 8. (A1)— A apoke-nnar. *■- ^ for tin- New York Central Hailroiiil snltl Utal damage is expt'flfd In run into sev­ eral million dollars in the general alarm fire today In two of the road’s e x p o r t piers at Weehawkcp, N. J. New York Central Fir* ^ A S H IN G W N . Jan. 0. (A1)— I hr Srltalr unanimously tpprosrd the -.rdlnalltui of (ieerge .VlatsbaU a> Hrrrrlsrj of Statr ("day. It tried less than an •"■ur aflee ihe President the nppiditlra.s t to Capita) Mill fir dppiiital. ... • : 34, *r • WASHINGTON, Jan. H.* “ (/P)— President Truman told ^Congress totlay ho thlnkn .r y a E m lo r s c the key to American pros- v 1u,> ' ° lt,s eblulorM. ment Of City Plan perity this year is lower prioes. And he added that For Colored Park means inbor must stop push-’ Ing wage demands that will lis t e r Thnrp was today ini keep prices high. .Said the •tailed m» president of rite KiwaqIs flub, and retiring President president: J. U\ Hall was rtiiq;ralulat<-d on *4 9 Damage Estimate Is Several Million In Ruilroad'H E x p o r t Dock Fire In Jersey Appointment Is Ap­ proved In*Washing­ ton, Entire World; Marshall Is Silent . “TH E W E A T H E R Mo-.Hr cloudy end ueciilonsl B(M teti in eityrme north portion. Pair in south and rrntral portion*. Cnn>idrrable cl.nidlne** and fog in north portion tonight. Coolerrtlrrm r north. otherwise1 little change in temperature. Genii# rant to southeast wind* in aouth and gentle rariablr triads orer north. I ) ASSHtiATKH PR R Sa! ••rneral Marshall said today |l at |n< would l*r fooli.R to estmACCOiDINO to the Sant* M.rntca, metti nt this lime >n m nllenifof Chin Kitirvi W et ill expressed Calif., poUc*. William Pyle l above), Sinie liepartiiiriil policy. In fdet, a heliei I hat. the blu/e was started 16, of W u t l a i Angeb-a, I* rrpurteJ the (ieneral refused to say i»tySHOWN ASOVI la • general view of "A s the >rar I*147 open* Amtica hi* administrative record (nr the In the Igniting nf gas when a drum to have, admitted that hr bad lliitit* nhout his plans as numbertb « Miami-to-Nowatk plane which has never hern *t» strong or vo pine- P»M -eur hv Lieut, (hornier onCabinet o f f i c e r . (Jengmt of r.tthtdr sprang 4 Irak and the anlpped tbe tresses of atx young crashed Into a wooded area uear 'p e to u * . For nrver have our pros- e.nrl Myers of Kurd is. Mr. Iharp, cathidr came in runt act with water, f wnnteo With barber them* he 1* >farsh” tl talked to newsmen -vp*n Carmel, N. J , with at least three who is iiiaiiNKi-r of the Imal STTIce holding. In each case the women ihe plnnc carrying him home wf,rois hern hrighlrr." known dead and all the survivors Ihe toe tv.t- tanned hv hfch >•( the Western Union Telegraph flout <’Hints -topped at (itnittJUe f \ repoi ted injured. The DC-3 can U-d Anti tlien lie went nit to say: Company, tins served ditrliig tit - were waiting on but Isencbes when -apl that he hod discussed \he vs .ml- .up! drn»c vbinds Pi smoke he approached lltcin mid cut their k30 passengers and a crew ot three, " I irjrct, and I know the past year a, first vice president ttiivrtfrd u\ct the lliiduitt River* hair., (/fltrri.ational .Voumiphoto t |*>*-lLility nf hi, ii|)|>olntin*nt t i Shown In the Drblgetou, N. J., IlosAmerican people teject, the- notion f the Huh. with President Tiuman, hut the) tt.ilrrltttni up|Hisitr m i d -tow n ' y 'iiie i pltat (left) arc hcutlaaa VenitU Britt, Other officer* installed were that wr must .have another de­ (it'iieral's uldr explained that ^hr . i . SfbJf Lamberton. N. C , talking to Paul Maithattau. Tnc railroad employe­ Trank Latttson a* first vice J.renctual appointment was mil known pression. I am referring to minor , 1 Fuclra of New York City, a passenrs urre' injured when the fire siflenl; W. A. Morrison n* second .to Marsjinll until lie In-util it ntri detours and humps in the mad vire pre»idt*nt; P. I*. Cumpliel! ns - * i fee on the ill-fated craft. The couple luulic not no pin three, which was tlic rndiii in the plane, as it f W ahead—these we know we shall treasurer; Oscar Harrison a* fin­ -iStH-' • • are hailed as ''heroes" of tragedy by ile-ti<i|*cil. T h r llattics spread to cn.twrfrd from China. r, f helping passengers from . the ancial, secretai* and Italpli A, have." The a|t|»iinli)ifqt of* (ieneral pier four and thousands of N ew * ttti wrecked airliner. The transport wus In an economic message to Con- Smith u* secretary. Mm-hull was .hailed lollay by Director* in-tailed were: U<>y ™ within 76 m ilc^of It, destiualiute *1 nrt botind I'lupiiniters watched — gfrs*, President Truman outlined James A. Parley a- an excellvni Mann, Joel Held, Luther Doss, when the crash occurred. AH of tho spurts ot tlamr leap hundreds of hoicr. Former I'nstmaster-*#n' h i * view* on how depression can Edunid I-me, Sanford Dou.lnoy Injured were taken In nearby hos­ fen into the air. be avoided. H e raid w r need more and B. H. Crumley. K, (i. Kil­ I ft ul Turley said that President pital, (Inlrmaliiituil .Vowndphofol Truman um frtrtunale i.t being • \ tier! til lb trr Nru 'lulk Cily production— about 5 percent more patrick was at sent due. to illness. ntile to obtain Mar-ball for the Kdwanl Lane. Julius Oingfeldcr 11 f rf* ...I- ii.giii lirillr.d JO railroad than last year, lie said, we’ ve Rot j prst Tarlev added “ I think He — -to keep employment at its record- and W. U. Zacliry were arreted ! Kid illi.l I'l'.ir.itin limn VVc| • ill carry on in the -arue excel­ as oust lieutenant governur*. a« breaking hiph level, lint to do were the followmif past presid­ rhjkt kri. \\ r- i Nru 'lurk and lent manner s- did secretaries both of these thinRs, tiir |>copIe ents of the Sanford Club the . Ilyrne, anil Cordell Hull." t Hu •t t ’ lM \ . 1 I In Washington, where tha Bpliave Rut to be able to buy the Itcv. E. I). Urownlee. •>'. f . 11a. 1 in r v.r.i '0 ladiuad »ai v oi S f m l n d n ( V i t m t v ( ' o h i i i i i * * **»»»«•t * pointinent is lu-int: applaudM. l>er, \V. II. Zachry, Kd Randall, Rood* to keep production RoinR. lirii; 'll .01 i'll i tlurr when the ImoP .bplotualir nod ropgresaioSel 1 nrr furl'd with a n*tt Fred Wilson and Julius DingM.IM r. T ruman said that means lire .lulled in 1 .11 but about icn cr.' "Pop" t Campbell » a « highly how to ptnv dp inoit wiittit- for lenders nurred Hint the (irni.'sl /, price* have Rot to come down so commended for hi* 10 years of rrnm|H*<l df purtmrnW in tn«* Stiiii- likely will follow the internstlonal \\i*f r 1. Il.i/.cil 1 hr railroad said nrtl* Count v Court 111 h i Tli i *4 line set by Ilyrne, and that TliM *• the people can buy. He asserted service n* club treasurer JttyiiH’Ht fni fill'll]I't i * nf Hii' |n«-jsl tlr.it .ill ..t It Origin cart on pier include .. firm stand toward Ha*- . Men.»e.sh«. en . he N ' that businesses should reduce prices imi*sita poknrtaiimi, imilr l minty, . I ivtr 'I iiaIv y 'll.ur were raken in vilcti. “ *rhn*r who h«kf* brant whenever it can to increase the * tt. . a- * i 1nodal ton haw Iu tii mgilril ai»tl S. t rrnicinlfi ti* « j . the file that l-omifn nuarivra -re ># |j||Sl of fhrni «|lmaM haw Sob*vicff% concerts pbv that *t purchasing ppwrr that will bol«trr these Mini other possibllilf?*. rcachctl holder* hv ihi« mornimf, f i« difficult tn in tliir (hut the black clouds of stpoks lolled a* markets. H r added that labor Chinese political circles lit Hhant- tni,I II. I! ♦ idunnifi. i»rcj»idi*ui •♦flprcty youtij? j;IrI who i« rhnrm cross from the we,t >i.l» and spread should (flrain Horn demands for voted to endorse the City program Ion the inerrnsv out this hui believe the Marshall appoint- thr rnunii’ u'tmip The fust imc I ih^ them with ber artUtry hnover the tutdtmvii Munhattan arra. excessive wage increase* that would for of„ a. recreation-1 Judge Ware pointed for thew* I’tiriU >vdi h i* .Kihlny | ovm ten yearn of concert work mem means thr State Departmtnt ior establishment .......... .... ........ that hr rerpt nil more i to hi*r credit in a 'pile of lvr<*‘ I .ark for young colored people, |nte |morning re to star.- valuable re­ will give ils chief attention 'to rerji^re price increase or prevent til_ park I lir New 'im k k-nr Department m mi' and flvr yrui- uf a ir," ht* also to assist in "* ‘••"ti space in *ed lli..I [lin e lias Jtussi (Anirriran rrlntsoiie', wS h the program' In.vault M*y*>r II Jaim-] l.ut wa» re- rsd 41 least t u « l.iKc alarms frocn price reductions. every way possible. Dr. Urownlee cords, also drrlat n iM T lf t h “ In a d d it io n to the*;*. elected for n second one year in the bust finphasis mi. tile Tur East. T l f The President called lor labor stated that the colored people had , been quite an increase ninny concert*, »hc h*a been beard term, nml Andrew Carrau-uy -tgn- excdr.l Manhaitan^rcsidcft* w h o iiie • Jaws that dh not punish labor, hut made a very careful earvey In ness of his uffigr, vsiUi a* tunny Chtpesa Comniunisl* ere keepfig in fie*pii*iil recitals and u- n e.l Ills oath of lonim l», l.'Ht-f '* i.rllrvr.l tile irrllirmlous blare to as VtHI to ;)6U persons n dny, apply ­ quiet, for the niofnenl. Miiiiiit with major symplumy offtci- for r. thr.-p yen. let... ot '**tTuf’ 15o put a Strip to jurit3?ction- regard to establishment o f« this ing for some sort o f service. The be .... the Nru \,.ik side ol the Hut in thr first expression of I otchr%tras tliriHitjcbou! the al strikrs and some secondary boy­ project. unity judge's office issue-, many ..pti.lon from f(u**ian-<onlr..lird It.e initial 11*4“ meeting .t 'be i.t ri I wo »:ilt» .ante iiotn loca­ S ln le *.” Si.iifor.l t it) . oiiii.ii-sii.n * i't cotts. •tW- tR s Z?Ch.r> , r1rp" 1 r, r‘' !,w l. Vy7»'ra o f 'TirenseV tnel„.|i..v .»*.- v.ntrrfr. the Berlin nevr»|.aper I loriHk! the past two m u»«m * evening. tions J4 lib -As away iiotn the siwanls had hestr, other civic iBU, „ .iriver*. .... . ..ml Th e President does think some Klwani* linn inms-.,, ___ ulmir MIm Solovieff lift* perform­ ehtb* nml organlrat on* by raUfi, h)n|f ,|ceMWfc ,i...ri. Night Express welcomed Mni shall Thills fo r n IJU.niili slrni.d -.(.•••I 4 Jiid’ strrct. fet H slq. in New York organizations rals-1'.‘“.“T ......... . us u tnan of what It called inorst wage adjustments are necessary. clubs mid for ed in concert and with orcbestiaT and stucco building to l*e erected .Salvation Army Ing f-02 for the the Maltatlon Army are |f j.a| mgttera j>*.... „«!•*•« (I.slide views and |udlcirs than' ft oin Richmond, Va.. to .Sao ul * Palmetto Avenue and Second which is ditrsth ..|i|s.sitr htr blaz* H e said management must recogn­ Cbrlslmai Capt. Byrd u d-',,r,f lce•1 tn Christmas fund. fund. (.apt. Byrd H Hud,|rat|Ui divorces andPTtalnlng the .lelallrd f.yruest It predicted that Mar-' Franciico, ('allf. and from Maine Slice! by, tbe Holler Motor Hale* iiir railroad pier. ize that greater production can per­ son of tha local .Salvation Army work on all county court proceed­ shall would work for closer co­ to Arixorm* Many of thear up* Company, were submitted hv Hob mit bigger ju y checks ft* well a* post congratulated the club on ings. operation with Russia. . icn rone en have been in citic- that, 1'ax Assissor Hanford Dotiilney si - • Holler, Jr uml liv Frank Asiilower prices. Th e President de­ this AWTeat. llWll English and French journal!.1* InivinR heard her play, bitvr ............ and - ' u Henry Mcloiuliit T. Mask Hasky said today that lie had brought up me measuring the switch in lerma contractor, I wete up clared that the minimum wage her bock for mure ••Snr.f.x .1 i* down, the matter of more .space fpjhi* proved, H N Sayei .■.*\ mno Wight atlendaucc prDrs. Jack department last year, but that the j [jf party tactic*. with Mr>TrwTVIBM, won -----j . should be raised above its present ItusscJI .mU'c.t fortunate to lisv, ‘ 1 ■L' -ticket* announced that ticket* ( <iin|>lishe,| an artist upl.iai m I nger. said tml») ^ 40*ctnt base— and the lair labor were for sale to the colored motion ( oiumission did not agree w-ith j mll|| ,j,Ua having made another iiit’#'e’lti iii l ( i.ncrrf here*, -aid Mr li.lvmax.l G \V *-p.-m-t-i. hi* request*, lie said that he would , . , ..... ,, standards act should hr extended to pictures of wild life, sponsored not hr>og up more requests of thi J "»ov» dealing wtHi the pmhl-in "nn.l I an. -nip ll.ai il.p full I lu'erised .-if|..re.l ln-n •|ii.-stvd that Iiie I'd ) ...I, .jit ,-■<( - classes id .workers that now ate by tho boy scouts, to be shown t.slurp until building i- on a .....re I " f orgn.iDIng n, , t year . pr.-u|. ia-lsllip will take adiaxtuvc ,»f ordiuHurr _ ■■-qulrli.g •.-■titlrut.-s tit the, .South Side I’rimsry School. h’lib.tahtiul t*aKtn. At prrnfm, ro*u tminpilgn. excluded. _______ •______ this rare treat." » -•* Unu •«... -s!i V I be Italian press is lalUing , (iuests were Mr. Myers, T. II, arc double to iwq and a half from nil pra.Tiviiig beauty "Y»u N a m e It", n combination Beyond i Rat, the President Adams of Gainesville, C. U. Brad- what they have been. h. said. Toll.iwi.ig one on her it.q il «p about political crisis in America, treatments. I’lir lily Atl.iiuey, ta le n t uml minstrel show, will — -t n . . - ■* thinks taxes ought to stay high lor Adam* prurances in n*sir!Tl in Net. YorX lsv ami A. J. Thomason of Or commissioner* yesterday ! although in Italian journnhi'ic Fieil it. Wilson, a a , duet tr.l In be presented at Ih e High Schoal Icy »i The tiding |parlance any Vabinet change a Oily, the Herald Tribune s»r..te, draw up such an ordinance, re­ Au.iiturium by members of the a while. He agreed jhat they ought ■'py ' Frink D«e. of J ? } ™ passrd a. rcsululhm col Itmelts....„ . . o. to come down as soon as possible, C. 1L Clouts, retiring commissioner I crlala. ■ quiring Hint beautlealn,. wltlln or Seminole' High School Glee Club night at 8:16,oVlock when' Mirin n "Once againMiriam Solovieff proved that she is one /if the _ Ilia “ ** Germans, probably but he doesn’ t feel this is the time. A V CUrk o f Sunford *nd Ciyjj* who was present, for his service* |than -*1— -*■■inhl’nilg niora nVPr Holovlelf is nr.--ruled In a violin most gifted to our yuuitgrr viol- colored, In- required to secure u Thursday evening at H:00 o’clock. ' any others, ur* nrhvou* over Hull and Harold iKaitner of the lo the nennie o f Seminole County Tillm *hnw. first fir given on Dec. W hefl taxes do come down, M r. Byrnes' resignation. They n-em concert at th.' High School Audit­ onist*. Hertone U exceptionally State certificate attvsttug (bat is in'lnj; rrpi* epcated by popular they are qilulified beauty ..peraKey club. orium. while in office. to be sorry because they feel ihat & Truman believes tlse cuts should large for a ulayer » f (he gentler tors, befoie being allowed t,( prac­ r**qursl untl sum Hilton Brown ’of (')mltiotn was mine mure mui leal "Mis* Solovieff i(«« had :> bu-y he distributed fairly so as to anpointed u* superintendent of the Ilyrne*’ speech In Htutlgsrl last season and tier t.|q»-(«ianre* on ses mid it* Iex ure is luiliiuuli - and tice. imitilirri ai«» U’ l tu-lng added. It is last September save them a li.qie sensuous.” lighten the load on the mast of i’ urrhsee .if IT. refunding Sene* uiHH*r (III e*4‘l ton (,'ounty Home. f Miss Ollie of exlsence. Now he won't be on the many concert ^ugr* of the While sttemlance at the 4"«iiu ’f r t Securing of right o f way* for A bonds at I'bUI apiece wti» up Rifv'o Whittl «•, consumers and still give business eastern pari of tin- (o iled Stale, Stale Road -tilt was reported ns hand for the approaching (■•-ace where she la- h e x playing hove U limited to membcrH of tin* |.roved, -aid Mr. Sayer \ pree I'l.e csm wi II include tho fol­ the incentive for high production. romplet* except a stiinll strip .•(inference on Germany. intuit* u*qOviaUuri, 1 1w*i um* miiiio o f f t 2b p e l lilt ...I- e s t u M . - b e 'l , io , me llar.d,| kail tier Interbeen aeelaimed w»tb -iq.erlntive* Th e President called for an exthrough no orange grove for which , But Lieut. (Sen. Lucius B. t lay, of |.isi-e,‘' ,1.-. 1st. .1 M. t'olemvi. tii li««fi* iiv ftiiiiiilf nr tin ' \ "iif i *t for sttllolu. 'I 'I red lot, ... (Ill l.e\> ! imsiim, Hu.ton tlscock, band • tension of rent controls. H e said the Commission is now ncgniatlng *hu becomes the European •” m( tHiri for wiiiit'i kuitiii* .. i.-- section of tbe vetnet«-ry ju-t o|ie.. "She e.i|.a;» to Suxt-.il ii-fir.InT dit*-cl.»i - lt.e end men w ill be inuiider in March, told (Sriman ..f Contract was le i't o .1 If. Winlswfiiild like to avrtii tl*rtii4«*U w e ought to - start a* long-range r 'f ed. iluieuce Grantham, Bill Ludwig, Vrlh and Hon of llaiurs (Tty leaders In .Stuttgart today thi.t he frmn n brief u,.-atx>, duiing the the opjmrt unit y tn Iirar IIn A letter was read from \l t housing program to reduce the cost i a pn.grnio Spencer Harden, t'arl WillUtmt, Eaparimrnlal work has tt> move Itopstt awny from the Lellrve.1 Marshall’s appointment holidnyv to ,>r r(iin|tll«h(*d nuiftirian. Webb, wbo -ut.t lie wishes to Karl I me and Jack Nil.ye. , t, o f housing and help start a m il­ going on forsevaral waeki road which runa from Oviedo to would not change American tmiicy that pronti.es the »ti.u.«l t.f roerect a gainge on West Firs. The opening chorus number will Central Florida Experiment ^Sta­ the Orangd County line. lion new houses tills year. in. Germany. Street between Tamarind and he "Dark Town Strutters Bail". About the happiest man In the Receipt o f flO.OOO, the first inM r. Truman said that Social tion and at east and xrMvalde 1‘ertintmott Avenues, request intf forma In celery and vegetable IIO Y Ht'OilTH MELT Specialty number* will include: Security benefits should be in- blight control by mean* of fog sUllmtnt on this year’s Racing entire picture aeemed to he that this block be re-ione.l from "Bicycle built for two," by 1‘eggy Commission fund*, was reported to llyrnet. Whetf a group gathered residential to commercial statu-. Pippin uml Kay Shoemaker j "Mos­ . created. A Buy Scent board of review _ — , hroduelng generatofa which were th# Beard, according to 0. 1*. around Brmra at a diplomatic The matter was referred lo tin* quitoes" by double quartette. Herndon, county’ clerk. Onr-half nf reception in The White House was held Monday evening nt the L e flr iflln H n it I* 11*1 to w w n troopi . With a .Song In My l i s e r f It O l a t i o n U i r e r e d .. *,landings during the war. A genara- this amount will go to Ihe County last night to with him well, hx Ep'ncopal I’ariih House, and work , F. C. Winn ha* moved his Music zoning comtpittee.* Nollir Trami; "Blues in Ihe School Board heretofore agreed. of acouts was pa.e.l upon prepara, Box store from it* former loca­ said with a smile: Night” b r Nancy WHlUml| Application of Ruth Ht, John . "There, are two happy day* It tory for tho Court uf Honor which tion in the Princes* B u n d in g In ■■Shortnin Bread" by' Clarence Carles to operate a liquor’ the life o f a man in public office will be h. Id oh Jan. 20, 'It waa re- roomier quarters n e ^ door in ■tore at Klv* I’oint* on the Orlatulo —-thtf day he is elected, and the of acouts^wns lin.ssrd upon prepara- Iiie east hajf of the formfr Table (■ranthunti "St. Louis Blues" ported by Ralph A. Sm‘ln, scout Hupplr Store, which for the ;xut Ihdorcs McLrlland; Betty Rene who It now ataydng at tha May- Highway w u approved. day he itepa'ouL" he Board confi confirmed all present Ball, Anita Aiken, Betty Dun­ executive. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. W ) - /air Inn. year has been occupied by the . > ne Copeland, Cope can anil Ucttv Jane and Legislatlon was presented to - II# explained that the Ineectl appointments in the present status, 'Echols Bedding and Kqrnlturo In 1808, th* United States had Tire jtrent respiratory power* Company, o f Nothin" by " I . Got Plenty of Congrats today whicn would have clde. Id- the form o f hot gaaaee Mr. Herndon reported. A* dark, a horse population o f 20,($>0.00 Jan Jrnklnaun. ” fitf-reaehlltg effeete on Labcr covering U rge arena hav# better he waa dlrrcted to advertise for and a truck population of on*, of the fox led tho ancient* to i Th « Echols firm, which still . . . . ......... ..... .. Klolse Cook will perform an h it aasociATKit r-n»:s«» union, and their contracts. Under penetration qualitiea than eprajra. bids for two dump tniekrf to be in 1040, there were 10,000,00 believe that lt« lungs, uied medl-' einally, were good for asthma, j iwcupica th* rear portion of the ■lance. The finale. ___ Slate Senator (Edwin G. Fraser acrobatic a measure offen d by Senator and alao envelope all part* of used by the County Road Depart­ hors** and 6,000,000 trucks. -l..p—linn will move It, restore section, It* re filed action today with tbe State "Swann##" will b« giv»n by tbe Joseph Bell o f Minnesota. Con- plants. U Is hoped that this new ment. Atttrney L. F. Boyle was In­ ' j tall display today to Its new Supremo Court to ottg Clarence entire cast. . Jfrgea would outlaw fclosed shop rajaareR will open new po*«lbl- structed to attend th* coming meet­ : quarters at W8 Sanford Avenue, M. Gay front the office and surren­ . Cf^im ts, unloq.shop unions and BUea In fungicide control. Re de­ ing o f the Slat# Road DepartmenL Jamea C. Rhode* applied for a i The mattrea* factory established der the position to him. The court PARIS G U ILTY O F BRIBING maintenance -of membership eon- clared. lease on Rat Island which is south • here 26 years _ago is still in did not Immediately set a date to CoL J. If. William*, represent­ of Lake Harttev and “north of hear both sides of the case. NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (A V -Th e Minnesota Republican seeks ing tha Lister Company o f Ehg- 8tata Road 48 where It crosses ■ The atmosuhrre was fur verdict In the Alvin J. Pari* greemenU which require Jand. Who spent » yean in Burma * cleared »• a!u» Uta St.Johns Rlveri Action waa this step late yesterday when the j( (iul,[y Th# 28-year-old novel to Join a union before breeding and training elephant*, Echols operate the firm, which deferred on the request pending State Supreme Court refused to j ran be hired., lie also la and dapperr Bro«ciw»jritt 1804, the Brjliah fleet, commanded reports a growing business lit accept an action filwsl bv Attorney I By Wlllsrd Co*wally r to end contract* under and who served In Mesopotamia study o f 8tale Road Department the Seminole, Orange, leke and today bysLord Nelson, handed the French General Tom Wateon. The Slat*’* convicted requirements. * ;. non-union men may be hired .brl1.** ‘ u two New York°f c S S f ' . . ot a knockout blew and Count Phil- Voluila county areas, Gallipoli in World W ar I, Rae been legal expert sought to force both *“ back field star* In an effort ’ to en raaie to j o ln a union several weeks study to P h lillp p l. a t lt D d ^ F r e n e h m s n . a n d llppl waa taken prisoner and sent their conten- fix the |iro-championahlp game lclaimants i a i i i i a m e to •present _ o h LONDONERS GO HUNGRY ”Supreme '— c,* to the Bahama Island*. pray the Idea fe g spray work with idee tions lo the ( ourt, but pioneer whit# **tU*r o f Ht* P n* ’ ‘ maintenance of membership on Dec. 16. Th* akill with which he dealt • > -•e-AiS the high said th Is* peninsula,- 1* . credited with _ f using it to tame death dealing LONDON, Jan. 8, UPf— Millions Jin* nign tribunal irirmnai niiu tinse action agreements which Ball want* to o with fever In the islands won the tneeeta tn Africa tod India, such as planting the N K W A IR M A IL STOP bo* barred, n* on* la com eeteem end gratitude of the of residenU are threatened w ltlirwho,l>' failed to comply with State Iiudlan statute*. fltea that snread dyaettUry and SupL T . W. Lawton, after months (n Florida nearI X people end within two years he hunger today In th* mounting 8 I Watson’s petition was striker, n , _ i i __ cholera and malaria earning of absence due to Illness, hss re­ where he flret set Usd prior to won hi* freedom. He flret settled Strike of truck drivers. Strike OCALA. Jan. 8. UP)— Ocala wilt rentals at*. He hae also sumed hi* duties a* county superin­ locating cn the weet. abort of old •(Charleston, S. C. Later he moved leaden estimate that from 12,000 from tk# record and the docket get It. first airmail service F ri­ wae cleared for a suit by Fraser. at tbe Mayfair Inn. tendent o f public Instruction, and with his family and 100 sieve* to 14,000 men a n Involved in the Th* senator was elected Comp­ day when an Orlando has been welcome) at the Court ^ ± i ' u D . B . S , X , x S - to ■ site near Ft. Leudsrdele, end wUkout which ha* halted tho troller in Novtmber. But Gover- Ulan* comes*in with mail ato m bomb c a s u a lty mar publisher of tbe Tampa Ti then settled near the Indian Rivet movement o f food from all of tho r Millard Caldwell refuted to Tha mail-will be carried a greet nephew Count PhlUIppI was great n*P KW AJALE1N, J a n ^ ^ H where he planted ritrue slock se­ elly’s principal markets. Many u# Fraser a.comrafctlon on th* line's Orlando-TaBahaaaee morning., he said. Thirlng hi* ab­ cf Xing Louis X ___ e * cured from the Bahama Islands. VIo of fFrance. Franc*.HH sence, Herman EBMorrl*. princ'-pal w u a schoolImat* and Intimate Th« Indians ran him out, end London butcher shop* had no grounds that he> was a member of During World War II, the legislature which railed th* SemlnoU High Sabool, sssumburned ell hi. building.. He meat at ail and then waa a heavy Comptroller’s trlsta found more mental , Bonaparte, salary.^Jlssnwhllc. drain on vegetable stocks. The dutlea o f the superintenden l family and tlevea on a boat. o f France. He strike started Moaday following Caldwell appointed O ^ T o a#iSra as Htmong troops led by poor e A meeting o f the County Doaru * chfsf surgeon ------ arottnd south Florid*, and on failure to write a new contract Comptroller and Ga^ refused to than among thosa ltd by o f Public Instruction will be held VIf a » friendly r>*wvw ---adrice o pirate chief |*•••—* »r. A t the greet ■y*|YV officer*. . . * Gome*, ••Ui*d,ne*r Tampa Bay. la fter nlae months of negotiations. rellgqulsh the job. ■ • life , Need Is Revealed For More Space At Court House,ft Ware Says Increased Records, .S e r v i e e Call For Addition H. James Gut Is Music Association Presents Concert By Miriam Solovieff Re-elected Mayor By Commissioners Andrew Carraway Is Sworn In As New Member Of Board Glee Club Will Repeat Show By Popular Request JS^BSTasSa w s Experiments Are Matfe With Hot Gas Insec Music Box, Echols Retail Display Move Fraser Files Suit In Supreme Court To Gain Position to .pwtjaw cfosed ^ f s s B s r u a n s y E S French Count, Great Grandfather Of J. M. Moye, Planted First Citrus Grove.*™ * nnniiS, .^VfLW ^ X s2& LAwton Back, C II Meeting- Of Board K '* W i £ - __ . K *- * • i . �THE SANFORD HERa Ld , SANFORD, FLORIDA fihe Sanford Herald After* Stalk^.Who2 WEDNESDAY, JAN^-g, ifc7 PASSING OF 1946"? . 119 West First jj^eet v (Building: Formerly Occupied By Echols . . Bedding; and Furniture.Co.) , • . ^ Owned and Manned By Mr. ad Mrs. F. C. Winn, Jr. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US A T OUH * There tire, however, three other prominent candidate*: Zhdanov, central rommitternmn Of the Communist Party popular organizer and legixlntor: Malenkov, poraonnel administrator of the Party and therefore controller of all appointment*; Borin, head of the ’NKVD, the xecfel police, a* well a* director of all Ru**ia'* regearrti on the atomic homb. • The future of the world may he affected by what JD47 has.it) More for. ihcno-four Rusainn*.'------ -------- - NEW LOCATION car* d* on the downgrade. Th-‘ first thing yqtj. know you may*t«v kbit to buy a 19.11 Ford fur Ihr prlc* of a new Packard. , - if, Florida ia Tribune nominate* Year1' Hpcssard Holland, who re­ cently took hi* seat in the Senate, had for “ Woman of ihr Year" Marjorie Kitinan Rawlings. Among other icdimmrndaUnii* of tht (Tliien* Cnmmittrr on Education, which It making history with It* C-Mnprehensivr report n" Pint Id* school*, j, oiif urging 16 years of schooling for every­ one instead of only 12 a* at present. Thl* would give every­ one a ttilninftlm ^ f at least two kesrs of college as well a* a year In' kindergarten. and would nt*PAT* the average Florida rltlaeu to compete on a mental level with IJte citixen* of other more prog- loOyt at tha age of »*«ht. her ditxit a year Liter In TodcIi m . and later appeared Aqgelae PhlUiamtottlc Mr*. Koy| Till!* wa» elected charman forllite coming year of circle I, W.S.C.S., of the First Methodist Church when it held Its meeting *on Monday at the home of Mr*. J. H. Crawfonl with Mr*. It. F. Crenshaw a* co-hn*tc»». Mr*. Crenshaw, acting chair-, man, opened the butine** session and the following officer* were elected by ’ unanimous vote to serve for 1947: Mr*. Crawford, vice chairman; Mrs. Crenshaw, secretary; Mrs. George McCniin, treasurer; Mrs. W. C. Itekle. sin- Mr*. L i da Lord was called to Drain by the illness of her son who is confined to Monroe Mem­ orial Hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. I*. II. Tepsie have had as their guests for the past week at their home on Fast Sec­ ond Street Mr*. Stephen i-axich and daughter Miss Mildred loitich. 309 Elm Avemta Phone 833-W worjd citixen, the pew* about the world ia an Important romntodlty whlrh ha* a lot to do •with peiA-o. wttit tntxiUfteiu living «hd with bread and buller for There is a double obligati in involved—the obligation of every country to open the doors to reputable newsmen, qttd Die ob­ ligation of newsmen to be re­ putable. Some countries are re­ luctant to open the door* because they have to hide. Ths dosed' BIBLE STORY >. TELLS ABOUT SEEDS There is a Bible story which Dlls about, a 111411 sewing..needs. Rome of the seed* fall on barren cock and <fo not grow. Some of Jthe seed* fall __ on•* good, rich soil and grow into healthy stalks that bear much fruit. In Hka • manner twp children came to our classes. Both children •w ent home and asked th'lr father* lU ... a it.itl la k . .leA m a tlea ir they. could '".‘take drtmatic*." The ono father, said: “ That Is the- bunk. Non* o' this play actin' SALEM D IN N E R W A R E o f Distinction OPEN STOCK COME IN A N D M AK E YO UR SELECTION N O W SUPPLY LIM IT E D v" The other father asked some questions and nfter hearing the gnawers said to his child. “ You ran take dramatics." It 00 happened that the mother o f the second child was a school teacher. After one month had passed this mother rallwd to tell tUs how much good her child wa* getting front our classes. She also said that she was recommmditig our classes to the mother* of children In the puMir school *0 that they could get some of this I f you want the name of this teacher and several nth-r teach­ er* who have found how helpful our dramatic classes are in teach tng speech, diction, reading, pos­ ture, and poise, thea write to The LeOseet Dramatic Rtudios, p. O. Box 6640, Daytona Beach, Fla. Sanford classes meet every Thursday afternoon at the Woman’* Club, 315 Otk Avenue. The Cost Is low. Write and ask about a Free lesson. Adv. Miss Klloo Jaoimc* and htolher Kuln-rt Jtrmpct g p m , la»t week in Columbus, tin. visiting their brother and hi* Inmilv, Warrant tlffircr and Mrs. M. J. Jainmc* and children, who returned to The Colonel Theodore ttoosevrlt Sanford with them to spend about ('amp No. 1.1 and Auxiliary No. b. United Spanish War Veteran*, were host* tit the Central Florida Listi id council of U.S.W.A. on Suilduy at thr Tourist Center. A covered dish dinner was served at noon to about L'.- representing rumps and nuxilinne- from Ocalo. Circle No. II. Womens Society Ler-burg, Umulillu. Kuslis, De­ of Christian Services, of the Hrsl land. Daytona, New Smyrna, KUMrthixlist Church lield its regular tiniittee. St. .Cloud. Drlnnilo and monthly meeting and election o' Sunfotif.' officers for the coining year on The lm*itte»* meet mg ua- railed Mpnday afteemein at the home -if to order by .1. It l.tle*. jire*ident Mrs. R. W .‘Turner at T:»Mt o'clock. of 9 life eoimril; and lames G . Mrs. W> t-. Katnes prestdi'l Sharon, rommander of the Iw tl nvyr the meeting jSliich. wus opnb- post, welcopird the oal-of-town ed with a prayer-after which ways visitors. Installation of offh'er* fm anil means were rllscusscd for in­ tin; cooling year was conducted creasing the church building fund. Officers are council president, G. Offlgeri were elected as follows! W. Hankins of Kis-imime: fitsl chairman, Mrs. W. K. Haines; vice- ptesidenl, W K. ,Smith of vice-chairman. Mrs. C- F-- McKee; Dialn; second, vice pre-ldent. Mho secretary, Mrw. K. II. lteely; trea­ Irenp Young: secretary. Mr*. VI surer. Mrs. P. A. Rowland; aupprr K Smith of Drain chariman. Mrs. A. C. Star.ke; sun­ shine fund chairman. Mrs. W. It. Others present for the upcUm* Edcnfiehl: flower chslrnfan. Mrs. were Jerry Moriortv of Sl^-Toud. Louis Hughey; mission stud’ rcmmalidei uf thr drpai Intent of Florida I' S W A * \V llar-l ihnii, •>!•it lit 1 tier t ment rnni iiinmtt'i . Julia iunii»r vice of ausdiaiy ilepartito-ul of FTorida. Rose Steiger of Orlando, department hiatmiu' . two pa*i depart meld preahleiit- Ih-lla Neal of Daytona Reach and Mn,- Shea frr of Sanford. bumherahoots are pknsssfl. no doubt, aa dlsboaomry members. I I I A ta»n , gib rcW. a n climb over rkc edg f o l » a ,o r bUd* without nicking ItiUl. Bit it t • c/oic sAsve, though. I l f * Mrs. llrodic Williams und Mrs. J. J. Carver entertained Circle No. 6 uf the W.S.C.S. ol the First Methodist Chutch at the home of the former on Oak Av-.-nue on Monday afternoon. Mrs. L. P. Hagan gave the devotional and it wa* derided thjtf Mr* Mabel IlloUtrti Mrs. Ur-M- '*<■“ *« and Mr*. Williams would atfoml the tlLst(lCt meeting In Delund on Thursday. - . '• Officer* for the coming yoir wrere elected and nre .Mrs. C. L. Ilutner, chairman; Mr*. Williams, vice-chairman?.Mr*. Wi Hunter^ treasurer; Mr*, farver,-secretary: Mn. Carrie Draper.Tnis<ionl4 ody: Mr*. Hagan, urogram chairman; Mrs. W. P. Fields, sunshine chair­ man and Mrs. G. W. Hailey ns supplies chairman. Approximately 14 members » r ' r present foK the meeting, BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Harry llarvish announce today the birth of » daughter Handra Yvette on Jan. 3 at the F'ernald-Laughton Mem­ orial Hospital. Mr* HervUh la the former Katherine Arthur. ‘ IMan*. mull-1 the dneitnn Mrs. J. N Artaielh), lneal ptr I ent of the Women* Sneietj f Christian Service*, were made t r the coming year. Trimble’* Im- . “ The Christian Motive amt Method In Stewardship” , wns discu*'«l by the member*. *The Store •of Friendly Service1 Refreshments were served t‘> Mr*. Smith. Mr* Wililams. Mt«Jennie Putnam. Mr* C. C I’"* '• Mr*. Mitchell, Mrs. Mr<7*ll*« IMr*. Collum. Mr*. Attarelh. »■ d Mi** Bessie Zarhqrv. I W On Sale Thursday Only 9 a. m. To 6 p. m. ' »t, mm* Mlk HiitHHiiit'rtl thiM morttinir llrnn Mtl^iiiltn Jr Mniib**r« privately rxpreaaetl ihc opinion that 1‘reflilent Tru; m ans new approach to the problem, creation of an advisory com-, j milter to study the question, would not change the situation. . Republicans, who ore taking over the St)th Congress, are mora opposed to universal nam ing than were the Democrats who did little on legislation requested by the president despite their con-. trot nt tb<- Ttflh Congress • House Republicans are committed to back a plan advanced by Rep Martin I HI. Maaa thr new speaker railing on the president to negotiate with other nation* (or Universal , world disarmament Legislation to the rftr. t was troinlna’ ' CARRY 0 - 3 K a n t i. \ W ORRY ' IN S U R A N C E ­ ' Regular Ad St T ltis N ew spaper PICARDY (sLAI)lOLUS BULBS Several lltoutnntl extra fine high crown bulb* of vnrious sixes. These bulba were dug, cleuned and graded by hand (o avoid bruising. They are clean and free from disease and ready lo plant. Also sevt'rttl bushels of bulblctk. For prices write W. Wnyne LaM.tr. 3200 Cheverly Avr., Chevcrly. v^ 4 SATURDAY, JA N U A R Y lltli Tourist Center • All wool • crepe* In smart new (ptyle* • Part wool plaid* • Sixes 24 to 30 • R e g u la r ly 4.98 lo 6.98 - :'*fv2k'- MerchuttdiHc sold from these table* will hot be boxed or l.t*}tiott Auxiliary, a ill make (tfficinl v nil to the C«mph Lomtin? Unit N*». -r»'I on Jan TIIK CONSENSUS on Capitol lllll Is that any universal train­ ing program Dial Include* Instruction In military lactic* wdll get tin*liftr In CongffM * * * Grand Opening F lo w e r Arrangements . Jurt “ »•« bi and See for N fr* C H i ie v I r v f K y i n . • tln w twrtif prrMtilrnt »»f thr Amrrtt , . . School Of F L IG H T D E C K Conducted by Mrs. Belle Ochiltree y < M f r " 0t ° bll|rat*d to Mrs. (Jenevieve Ryan Episcopal Auxiliary To Visit Auxilitiry Has Mvoting: Monday Phone *»' ‘ .‘ tV’t One-half o ff regular price oh two table*. Merchandise of finest Slid nationally khowtt. ■ • KKW OHtLH NOWADAYS have to worry about. (adiUca Interferin* with their pnrapeoU of marriage unless Unit falhtr* »r« i die-hard Republican, or Denun'rau - Hut I'rtnceas Ellxabeth of England Is rinding her road to matri­ mony htreiallv strewn with the prtrkly thorn* of the British pollcj In Gleerr llmtah court circles mske no secret of the (set thsl inner I’titlip of Greece l* Eli,ibelh's leading suitor He l«<ss*en at pub lie function* with her frequently and he will gel bl* British cltusn ship In February • ‘ • • . ' ' ■ . . ' However, the goveVnrnrnt 4* divide.! over hU eligibility to be h*l pilme consort Some accuse him ol trrpig a monarchist. othen It,ink that Hrltaln* monarchlal system is under adequate contra an.I Elisa tieIII should tie. permitted to ehoow tier own husband. But' parliameut still is racked with widespread criticism of ihr government s policy of keeping troops In Greeco And It I* though' & . mpt* of the importate hoapltai facllltle* the pcnplb of 8»nmt*Ttlng when a with nexrpe* turned Hyinr* undoubtedly i« tonsulted on other mat­ ins of to und policy Hot. It Is pointed out, he has very little contact with other routine affair*, especially In connection with l-alln America and Officers elected to seive for the miiig year ure Mrs. Kilpatrie1, airman; Mr*. Fred *'•ilium. »-i -.mirman; Mrs. W. L. Harrison, crctkry; Mr*. IL F. Mitchell, rasur^r; Mr*. J. F. MeClellim, sunshine chairman; M> . Iinrles l^ird, devotional rim > an; Mr«. NV K. Smith. •ii|*t-" **? 4.98 to 6.98 All Wool tto lb ,r- duett evidentr to »up|kdt litis tliroiy hot gueasea sie based largely on the fair that Hyrors ha* devoted tils time m a**tdu„u*ty to Uir overwhelm-, lug task of denting with Moscow I f I I I fiorberk a n advised (a study psychology, oath, that would l tC p . ANNOUNCEMENT the average It * - to talk about To Step Down Shertly IHolcomb To Speak Methodist Circle Has At Baptist Revival Election Of Officers w •* lO 't U lV Stole Setralory Ukaly I S p e c i a l t o C e n t r a l Pi e\% Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Carver Have Meeting: Mrs. R.W. Turner Has Circle Meet Mondav m no season I United Spanish War Veterans Hold Meet DALLAS NKWH A GOOD THIN F« A RAINY 0 / * -Deaplte frequent disclaimer*. \Ui*ne who havt of Slate IlyiiiM' »• livltie* m the peic# uirty trail'll oiitr tl*c Ooiutitnlli foi IC»ii«»pe ar* 1(n- rrrrnmnv wg» |i<-rfurmril in | Athen* by llev. Singleton at tin1| Flrtt Mclhodl.t Church. The brnhchose a* hit only attendant the Krooni'* *litrr, Mr*. Steven Wolfe I loirna* Dickinson o f Atlant.i eervAl Mr. Conway a* l*»*t man. ' , • The bride wore for the ceremony ; a dusty roue wool .treat length j Kowit. with black arccuorie* and carrieil a bouquet of oink mi l . while tarnation*. Mr* Wolfe war j gowned In a black and white cre»ulire** und al*o wore black acre** 1 *orie*. FREEDOM OF NEWS Nearspaper people are human enough — and therefore self out greatly em.ugh to be highly sympathetic the wt lowanl anything thnt make* it ‘ t.lem ***!«■ for them ttrw u S T i living, j It will surpria* nobody, there-1 —^ — fore, that practically every news■ ■ paperinan favors the idea of freedom of news. , .!'. You cut call It freedom of the prtes, If you like, .but K U really an extanalon of freedom qf tha prras. Freedom of the press U Ute right to prut, wlthput being . thrown into Jail or otherwise being Mhitrarily prevented from print­ ing. Freedom of new* means the right to go whfrt the news la happening, observe it, record ILh fo il ning Mm. Cotiwav i* originally from Sanford and Krnduateil from Setn- ' inole. High School. The coujde (dan* to make their home ill Sno- j fold for a *horl while. TUBS DAY (Meeting of the Fldell* Cta«a o f the First Baptist Church Vrill be held at H:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. J. P. Cullen, 119 West Nineteenth Street. J. E. TERW ILLEGER KuroitoniiH, in their comment* upon the American of life, are apt to emphimize whnt they call, in a tjy ncid manner, our "worship" of tho mocbnnical rivimces which relieve our lives of many burdens. — • In Iter Intent book, "Singing Witters," / Ann nridges refers to electric refrigerators, for instance, as though ____ „ thuv loomed tip in American lives ns large ns skyscrapers, whereas in fact they melt unobtrusively into the back ground of ho ryes, seldom noticed or mentioned, contribut­ ing. In their silent way, to health and good food for babies and grown people alike. Observers nre mistaken when they assume thnt frivolity and materialism nrp the result of living with modern equipment, or that nobility of chnraeter auto­ matically follows tho necessity of hnullng Ice and chop­ ping wood. * • RE TELLING ME! first of a series of cancerU will bit held her* thia wtnmder the aurtkcea of tha Musk Association will be on Friday night when M u n fjDlovieff. gifted vtoUnat, 9 heard. Bhe began attidying . Character Without Axes . . Wa have Hot hail time to rend president Trdman's state of the tn{1on. message lo Congress, hul the little resume we saw Is all tb* goo<l. labor Irglslatiop *»ild b* gnornarhetl with ran'i»n ka It would not be Itard far Con­ gress to do more harm than gooil. Certainly, no on*, least of all Republicans, would like In sse Ubor strife intensified. As for tax rata, the President 1* right whan ha a*yg It Is more importmat to balance the Imdtet. (If hour**, It It loo hk<l no one—no Democrat, that i* _ « r a r thought of You a n 't convince Grind that' twfnrr, hut It It encouraging to note some thinking in lhal P*PPr jrnhlnt th*t S in ti C liu i r*n'f a m igichn. Crim p got j white shirt lot Chrhtm it. S fw daV Circle* of the Oankm Club will meet as folkpn; Am leu circle with Ur*. J. A. Ponder a i,T t« P. M. for armed dWi supper. Central circle with Mr*. Frances Dots at 10:00 A. M.. Dirt Oardetiers circle with Mr*. Oeorge Harden *1 10:00 A. U . Hthtacua drcle with Mr* Herhrrt Moreland at 3:00 P. M. M ilfhoUa drcle with .Mrs C. C. Daniels at 3:30 P. M„ Roar circle with Mrs B. B. Crumley at 10:00 A. M. tnd Jacaranda with Mrs. Pred toiler. 3410 Palmetto Avenue at Mrs. Roy Tillis Is Elected Chairman The Sul 11* llarrisoh Chapter «.f Ilia Daughters of thr American Revolution will hold ’ ll* regular mrrtinir at nl 1:00 P monthly merlin* P.. M. M. r.l r.t tha home of Mr*. L. P. Hagan, g702 Park Avenue. All visiting Daughter* are invited to attend. Partition Blocks Revenne-hnnKry cities pnrt at«te*. and w m UVirte Snm, ronld »*•» ft hint ffom, Rnhind.,The Rhnhh froli'chiment i* nollmR fancy rivIlUn tltfe* to r a tfrednixted fee. 4 Councillor o f S't«to,” wh‘lch aninfc*t* an ImjiortAnl govern­ ment position though It is actually nothinr of the aort, co*u >2,nno. People wanting tfomc title, »nv tltfe, and iiname to pay any *uch sum. can become "Director of Mimic" or o f Choir Singing. This coat* only |H, .. The idea h** Twiatbilitie* in the United State*, u is shown by the |K>pnlarily of hlifh-sounding .title* in the fraternal orders. Then! nro' limitation*, however, Title* of nobility are forbidden by the Constitution,- whether Kran ted byContfre** or the state*. No one therefore van hope to become Duke of Milwaukee. It Is not Vtieii that our faith In tba fundamental virtue* of human nature |s restored but > h m tomehue voluntarily pay* a MR which has beett due for 13 years. It soar* to new height*. "Hire is a cherk fbr |30," write* an individual from Topeka. Kan*, “which was ordered by the Blank company In 1931, and not paid for. Of course It was ori­ ginally a corporate obligation which, la outlawed now. but I want to pay It and unfortunately haven't been able to do *0 until this lime." nirurd are the pure tn heart lor they ahall see ood. J Social Calendar Mr. ami Mr. K f l.unilquist loiiay announced the marriage of ' their daughter. Alva IjiVem . t " ! Marian ir. Conway, nut of Mr. ami Mr*. M .11. Conway of Athen*. (■a., on Jan. 2. * * I . L 00 **. M Concrete Blocks—8x8x18' pray-—Luke 11:1. three Alva L. Limdqui.st Marries M. D. Conway Has Moved Into a New'Lbcation At O tm IKM NI'IK FATIIEH. HE IS ie o e r APPHOACHABMf W'A CAN OO TO HIM TOR WISDOM AND ADVISE. HE LB EXTREMELY REAR TO US. V*E N O T H a r VStB B T aT E n IANOUAOE TO •OUR FATHER:- ]s td tcac.T us to page TH E S A N FO R D H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JAN. S, 1947 •’ • .. of Miami Beach . . .. COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT • 2:00 P. M. Jnn. 13— A claw on short cut* nml quick ’ trick* in flower arrangement*. " “ Florida’s New .Smart Spot” 8 ;00 P. M.— Colored film* of unusual arrangement* and debutante* modeling hat* made from frcttlt GOOD FOOD ^ND GOOD ORCHESTRA J0JQ0 A. M. Jiti. 14— Dlxcuwion of church nnd afternoon lawn p * r ty arrangemeptn. . 1 :30 P. M.— Mininture flower novelUex, including hatx, conagee. etc. Visit the Tourist Cantor on Jen. 13 and 14 fo r tha toeturn by Mr*. Balia Ochil­ tree on flower arrangement* . * . • Tickets for all eeuiona— 1.60 each Tho Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend Tho Opening Lncntcd Second Floor Operations Building Separate classes— 60c each melon, cloud’gray. Sixes 12-20- Tickets on aide at Sanford Furniture Co. . , • r C om er. * I ,f Palmetto Avenue and First St. •- • SponioretJ b y • Crltp ond corelroo oi the groat outdoors...a Town & Country Club dratl ol deliboraloty cotual * design. Honoring, uncluttered tlmpRdty ol line, spiced with matletlul detailing. Note the lavlih employ of a liordon rayon fobric,..tho subdued alagonca of the * sprlng-tllagd shades. Aquo. mai/a, - ■>.: ' ” W , THE SANFORD GARDEN CLUB - SANFORD M U NICIPAL AIRPORT For Reservation* �f 1<A0E POUR Feds Unable To Hit Basket With Field Goal Shots White Platt Wins Feature Event At Longwood Track SOUTHPAW SHOOTER Bench Guards Snatch Many Sanford Balls From Under Hoop t Was roc. S\Cr 5 rb lfe id OXlAAOOXl f . %-0O rflvlVUdO Of J WiSc<vis.*fs Sttevie* <€AO. HC- s c 0« P - r. tot FrBWJ floats \ and f N e n tte. \-rtc<jvV5 itrsipes {1 r!> ^ lo o m ’ fsJ*4*4y %o-f pf efoes i C O 0C <i ICAPS A i OA id "friE Am A*IP P u p s ■To e eAu. ,>Hb r o e * . 'NAYK’e f ’ Wdjie» FAU.id6 * A d K • O t f b A i W A ddr/gPSi-tys Et'clJAfid'JAi. S o u t h p a w sviotvvWKtePs, Races To Be Held At Seminole Track Sunday Afternoon INSIDE SPORTS REPORT By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Me - , ,, * .. a- . eefz. C » a : I ! Sport* Editor. Hanford 'Herald, City. Itenr Sir: I feel rnlliiIn (hat nil biisrlinlt fun* will cohcur in the following suggestion, namely — to reduce the outfield, at the Municipal Park, to 3fin foot in center, and to 3’dfi feet in right and left. Center field la now 4C0 fret, while right and left are 330 fret, rrapectlvriy. It ia pracllratljr ImpuariMp to drive a fair ball over the fence. During thr 1(46 aeaaon, only one fa ir ball waa hit over thr frsire, that hy Oaalr (ilorig, Sanford’* third haven, an. Now. there is nothing in any baseball game more thrilling than an over-the-fence homer — any fan known thl*. Yet. Sanford fans are denied t,lis great privilege, Ltecause o f th e extra deep out- ] .----- ----- - Our Celery Fed* would benefit more l/y having (he shorter out­ field, than would any other team. l i t hom*rs. many time* Ihe b*U wm/Iil hit the fente. m ar re n ­ ter field, 400 feet away, with Ihe result that the,- runner would be held op at fiimt .or CHliy of Stall Gen. Dwlgti t D. Eisen­ hower makes an approach jthot to 11^ green pn the golf course at tt General Hospital In Coral Okbits, Fla . where hg has been mtlnb kni| undergoing a general checkup. Th# famed soldier rcsfnrpied hjg assertion that he Is not evaUabte ai a presidential candidate. He termed himself: "A soldier wh« ia devoted Jo ihe Job o f commandin: army.” (Infemotional Sound* ^ f'irM r iR ff — I ’ ul Iirltf I msny people. K lM ln lrJa ll a r e I rromoter Max A*!*h i 4 , G u t'll) k . 11It in , Lets hciir from the sports edi­ \ numu’Vd yesterday i ill*. U l t l a l'lU l. K lla J-*. Xln»*n tor and from some of the fans on *Tj»nl” Kmith ha* •Tile re,| hi* i *'!.*« Ii. iH iw n Urn I, (Jn M u rk thl* subject. And now U the time I urii* Special in the seven even, ! h r ta »4 H gp *— r u l i i f l l M lF lr * t H a lf lla llf l l o iiM r l to get tilings moving, for the auto lacing caul that will he IU k * f»* ItlrliM , Hus H unt. D n ll) pie-enlnl on the Seminole Speed­ i I linf*. Milter Itolly, Mr^iHwr Hill, { HM7 season U ai hand, and ll will l Mtiilrm Htittsin iMn llo ll. Miluhl not be long now. until we fana way Huminy afternoon. In udflitiun to Smith, n numlie1 Tr M r t l U r v - S / i n %titri will he In tlie stand.,, eagerly wait­ < l « » l l l » i r iM tlf llaawktr) ing (or that old, familiar cry — of nationally known dirt traek driven, have entered the contests. <C|alnlrlM I M r r ) "Play Mailt" Mltrk . W r Birinrr, Jlngi#* *11r I, Aiming Iho most prominent speedO. D. Farrell. A r l t y O r r h i d , I l f . • ! > , ||n*tu!» flA*»r, er* arc Speed Wynn, Southern UVjiiwfn rtp4H*k. T ra y ml llrrtr*«i, Tile atiove letter was received Tiiflw . yesterday, and it contains some Stale* Champion. Speed Funder­ tssurf k l u r r — KMtHrtlM burk, Frankie Luptow, V. D. rwrltrm points. fl| i*tn leU IlfitT l Morelock, Sweet Cur prnter, Bill I'rh n y Mita.in, H rtflgrt <1 I-ra rr. Now Is definitely the time for Larrimnre, Don Smith and Jwp Hut l.lttlr llifshflrr, H IU bt action to be (akrn In repairing tlie Colkiti, ballpark. * ' ° ‘i An eatiinated l.o(H) apeclalur* U 'h H » Hnl»hlrf. Thr writer has heard many will witness the seven contest* FtftW lt»r^— H i t HU*i 11| w I m I b I b l i a r * ) complaints tliay thr firld at the in which rtruriy (1,700 in prises Sfirth F IR *, M*-n' l.u rk y . lin t local pork Is too far from thr will ia* awarded the winners. Mfiidrr* W r jilr in M lrr*k. t 'niidv Itufw, Irluti l^it'tr, fii'rt# fflirliiitrr, plate. 1 am also of the belief Trial* will iiegin at 1:00 o'clivk h rl, that the fence should be brought and (he feature race* are slated iHltt lf c Hur t y i l w r H n to slort at 2:30 o’clock. In to a ITS foot distance, so tint ’ Inky Tunic W ait** SlntYlfl. many of the Sanford tram mem­ flrn t iif H ttf, H f u j r R t n , M a r t , bers ronld reap (hr reward* that J*I«hL Klrtrm I-. f lr t m d i llB r t— r « l H h l ) i home ran hitting tiring. , m ilN lr lB lla r*> By shortening the distance 23 Uhutir^p It, ilrhu. O ra l D u f I, !I m«I feet the local park would he bet­ F If»*lrr, ItiiB i) IU 4. Kltfban. I ter lighted. Tlie Holds could be G A tN E S YlLLV . Jan. K. m f- flh rtB l ( U f i, A r r t iM ' P o in t , R l*fc ffc H ift- ■FwtifrH) i refocused so that the outer gardrn Ray Catch, 2lM).pound All-Ontrnl «t|«UI»U Htfrv) Florida (Jnnfrrpnce fuliiiack from would be. brighter. T r )in n « l« , H tlt It M ia v e ’r t , T ra il R Y t n w In , U k li y O r r h ld , Three are now two light poles Cut I* High 'School, will enter (he lllrarlthr»(ff ' K'liiinhifi cttrl. Fh ink University o f Florida next June, Inside the park that present a haunt to all fielders who ap­ the university public relation* ileproach them when rhaaing fly parimont announced t»da>, In addition to winning confer­ hoiks. Shortening the field would place these poles outside the ence honor* last season. Catch fence and deemase the danger won l)onorattr mention on tho All-Southern high school selecof tnjvrieo frwti hitting a pole. Ray Gatch To Ent<*r Florida Next June second, on what would' have born an fiv e r -the-fence homer dene Hill, the 1M4 G-Man slug­ In other parks. I've seen the outfielder, rwea to the. fence ger pounded 11 balls over the 330 and make the eotrh of a 334 foot fence In aalneaville by midfan drive, thaa making an easy seoson. Hill waa sold by the CVs oat of a blow tha| should have for a largo sum of rash as a re­ been. In Wtl fairness, a home sult of hU hilling powvr, W hy can’t this fault be rem­ edied before the opening of tho coming season? ’Why should the Sanford fana have to forge iho thrill.of the mighty home run? While Platt, a popular grey­ hound favorite at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club, hung up thr fastest time of the current fill-day meeting in winning the frsture event last night In 2H.3 seconds for the futurity dlstanre. In raring to victory White i’lall defeated an even money choice, Tidy Reward, which hail previous­ ly scored two consecutive "hot no**’ triumph*. Another large crowd o f fans *liended , last nlghtS, . program which was marked by excellent weather and a neat program of 10 classy events. Since the track opened last week, ,the nightly Ihrongs have continued to exceed last rear’s turnouts which previously had established a record. The closing event last night ■'rut lucky ticket holders tome happy when the 4-7 ijuiniela re­ lumed a muluet of 177.40 for tha Istgest payoff of the evening. (Juinietas are sold on nine of the in event* with the daily -double* h<’ inj; run on (he second and third races. * In tonight’s ” hol box" attrac­ tion, the ninth event.- Racing Seeitiaty Lew Arnold will pit a couple o f fast youngsters against a field o f veterans. Deal Me In and Flat Bush have scored two »tisight win* to cam positions in the featurs rvent. This pair of juveniles will meet atem com­ petition from such veteran 'sprin­ ters as Able Pall, Fashion Guide, and Streak () Black. The Sanford-Orlando oval is iocsted mid-wsy between Sanford and Qrlandn on Highway 17. 1‘ost The Hanford Baseball Associa­ tion has asked for action to he takrri on'Uie job. The Fed manogewienl has offrrrd K pcopnsl- Barr School Of Umpiring Opens Here On 15th REVIEW O F YEAR IN SPORTS \ - ---------------------------------DECEMBER------------------- ■ - -— W Uaut Sa c k i j Tortight’s Feature Pits Juveniles Against V e t e rans DAYTONA BEACH. Jan. K. (Special)--Keabrcrsc High School Opened the I‘.II7 t a.kcthall •cn»nr> last night In n hlaxe of glory, trouncing Sflnfnpl High If2 to II In the var*lty tatn* and 22 to 12 in a preliminary it jupiad tussle. Etti ‘ W E D N E SD A Y , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A T H E SANFORD In Discussions fdft d.S PAUiS COP <6a M t& k f AUSfVfAuA, C fflja d-Kr i U t <eoPOi io M c io / Sad s~ X sdAt/ffee Jod4so4, raT y OJC OP FASCgaai '• i aa- iMg GCBA-ry, DiE(7AFttiP’A U7ri& t u o e s s i o e cAx.Ae>o v ,H 5fc'A< r o e >4 r«i;*v rixicGuniS tV • • • i o Win 1U& jc JsrTioriAL LgASoe\ G oof*A i,l c e o tiO AOO -rRC Cic0f.-LAOO gajw-41 wtrd o t e f iAc* ueot-fae* fA O xees rc* TitC AW,*AM*»iCA c o o fc p a o c e . ^ m aps AUftreu coftafXArl iM K ueTZr ' nr A r t i u i r n K C lt w in f Herald Sport* Editor On* weak from today tho (iroriio B*rr School for Umpire* will open In Sanford with nearly 85 young aspirants attending. Oeorge Barr, prominent Nation* al League arbiter, founded hit school eleven years ago, when there was no way for a man to obtain umpire training. This school will give Us men leclurfr. drills,, blackboard ttka and open air experience on The diamond under actual league con* ditions. , Itarr will derive in Sanford Sunday and will begin making the necessary arrangements foe the opening of the school before the men arrive. The' school, formerly held In Orlando, was moved to Sanford tkii year s'nce the needed quartera were not evailable for th« men. W Central Florida la an-ldeaYapot for the school since weather ton* ditirfhi are perfect f “ r such training and recreational facilities am unlimited al reasonable prices, Barr will hav* BUI Klem. um­ pire- In-chief at the National League and Lou Jorda. National League arbiter, to assist him in lectures and ducuision* in the detail and - mechanics of um- W p g J R fC t lA M P lb d , W o d A .O - ft X W I DBCiJlad OfoKOe AMAMS During tire opening weak. mi Ing, afternoon and evening sea­ sons will lie devoted mainly to that fillies do their best running. lectures. Following the first week I later in the season. field drills will lie employed so I Kdiuftiton. leading 3-year old that tlm students will leant coit of tatd. has many supporters ing and actual participation In Iho NEW YORK—OFi-The 3-year ili Uie most likely to succeed As­ Night lasaions will b# hsld dur­ oid thoroughbred racing situation sault as a 3-)car old king. may go through the winter as a Veteran racing secretary Charles ing the entire flv « week period. wide open affair, veteran horse­ J. McLennan believes Blue Border The evening lectures will prov da th* instructors s means of glvmen feel. of the Oreentree Btabie will be a First Flight, outstanding Juve­ star next season. Secretary John ing a play-by-play appraisaljpf the work done on tho diamwld nile filly of IMS. will pass up the B. Campbell feels that William day and will give a Jn)**n* Kentucky Derby on the theory Hels’ Cosmic Bomb, winner of the that of helpful constructive criticism Arlington Futurity, is the moat of the student's work. * Dotty. promising. m a n , lia r ,— F o t a A ly i Both ^McLennan and Oeunpbell H la ln lrta Harm llooter. Hull,, IOi|,rr. Ilrnl It. In. picked l/yrd Boswell as the likely have gained support In th» HIreal, n ltt.,ek. t'l*i [tnah. IV,.|, 3-yrar old star of IMS. In one of who rankings as Derby possibilities .art ItV Cine. Ante I’aL !-*.,■h!r*n llulfle. ihe year-end polls, however,- lend Double Jay. I WHL Better Value. T e a I h k a r r — )/|S M lln U ta la lr la lla r e l Boswell was voted the year’s big- 1Royal Governor, Grand Admiral. H ally Hiiray. li t- flu v M ine, H". gejtt disappointment in racing. Phalanx and Jet Pilot. f a i r I r k l> t lllo , |l> II,,1,1,, ULll. Among last year’s 3-year olds Country 8n-, (-aitlnlo lleir»o Horsemen Differ On 3-Year-Olds NOTICK— NOW ROY JOHNSON’S GRILL ’Serves Beacon Dairies Ice Cream “ Roy Wants To See You1’ SEED POTATOES NORTH D AK O TA CERTIFIED RED BLISS Hlint’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND St SANFORD lion to the city whereby he Hanford tram will far ntah ill materials nnaaaary, |f the c4ly of Hanford will furnish the labor according to an announcement made by John Krider. Ict’a alt get behind this move(pent. TYtmorrow may be too lata, More comments are nypiraled 4x6t). vJx IO h 2 x 12 b FOR THE,_ BEST ICE CREAM A IV 4 ■s h e a t h i n g 1 x 6 , 1 x 8 a r id 1 x 1 0 s SIDING • J THE STORE IS NOW BEING REMODELED A N b W ILL BE FORMALLY OPfcNED 1 x 6 ,1 x 8 a n d 1x 10b Ffttorv Still Located at Celery and Sanford Ave. Jb I’HONE 3Sk �ednesday* ^a n ; a, iM 7 T H E S AN FO R D H ER ALD , SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE R FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE • In Flu .Bank Ker Mr Kilpatrick ARTICLES FOR SALE m «(e ( I'T FLOWERS. putted F lV b R____ HELP WANTED idlin'» l it kI M l * |*|* A« l Ml' i.AltUK U tO N T ROOM, n o t hoalding house. Tin Magnolia .Ur, I'htiiic SVI-R, U WORK WANTED W A N T E D TO RENT MAVIS FN'AMKl.s. .-*11 r.J..i «|. , Floor A On k cunrurl*, nil -n'i td illih nni| nil r*d-*i - in O'" tjualily pnnit A.etuimel priced In -ii-ll. Hnliinli Sporting Gi.nd», • :ilir, Haul First Si VYMtll RIADINO Ml* OAIIT HIWSPAMR, Mr*. Carolyn 7alr ny. r>7. of Chicago, 111,, wits overjoyed to see the picture nl her inlying t>el, ■•Cookie.” She rtmlaclcd the Anittial Shelter, amt In tin time, the ilog was back*with her mistress. Here Mrs. Zalosny U shm*n being affectionately gieeted bv the pel who has two n,.*e» (fnlrrmttinij.il V ’undnbrt’nk 10 J R E A L E S TA TE FOR SALE I.O A N S LOAM* WAHL FROM IH> It) f .100 ■lin t privacy; last M>rv FLORIDA MIAN CO. Ill'* Satlferd A venue n ili LONE RA N G ER on 2 IS T H A T T R U E , P O T T E R ? D IO YOU S W E A R T H IS M A S K E D M A N |N A S , A D E P U T Y ? y \ r ----------------- Y - Y E S ,X 0 1 0 , M R r ------------ 1 B A R T O N AN D WVULG I W E A R T H IS w B A D G E , I'L L B A C K A\V WORDS NOW, B R E A K IT U P ' G E T AW AY F R O M H E R E ! ALL OTY O U . y ~ ^ )/ ^ i l i 'i i n c i f O p p o rtu n itie s 11 ee * I'L L G E T VOU F O R T H IS , PO T TER Motor, PHIVACV IS ItKSPI tTC O final 'e.ilte for privacy ey mniu-ra I* atriclly <1 here. 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D A T 1, l l ' S THE MASKED MAN 4 A G A IN I TMOUc-liT BA R ION WOU' 0 11AVI HIM tM FORE nmy 1J Sanford \ 1 '■! h IT NOTICES— PERSONA! ETTA KETT / w h o IS 1-! J E T T A S S U N N IN G F O G L THE n e W M ’ M A Y O R • DUCING-VOUTH I3 C Y F Q IE N 0U WEEi^T THAT'S H E » *%“ C A M P A IG N M A N A G E R am ateu c v\ ITU IN THE. J.VOC-. ‘ 1 v ) B u r. FY20T V%E g o t t a /pur the ditl o j vouc o ld man rot* • * CAM PAIG N STUFF, H U H W HAT DOES A ' iOUNG TWERP LUCE HIM KNO W ----------* a b o u t F o u n c fe 6 A R T IC L E S FOR SA1 E n-eitr'l*. e Millie 8 HELP WANTED ♦*»*t my a tm l 1 mi re fifnnit if ytiu join ii|i with mPr |)on*t worry i»*M**»t \*mt family, for Hi*’ A1 my j*i ih utik* rt liKvntl ilciicfuli'NiiH riw unir. (in to v **111 iii-jm * L hiv Ifrrur!iff 11 fC i ’ .*' ■■ * *L» *wh% i#fi*l iill ’ 1 *« * R yurt ymi on W *«I 1L1 -It"' R +» Kh i IutuI I I n BY PAUL ROBINSON J O D N T V O U TELL H E R YOU GAVE TWENTY DOLLAR — 1 T O H E R C A M P A IG N r : [V notvet Ue-E-EiC" RICKY. NW m an ag er O R C H ID S . W 0 W »^ THERE'S A rrr • A SOFT-TOUCH^M lN U T E .p , Sweet |ieaa, IhillinKcr, :um- kV. IM ITATIO N leathers In moat colors and lnrga selectloe of Itooil upholstery fahrin. Hobart & drown, 2911' N. Drains Ave„ Orlando, Fla. iT > M U S T h a v e f K K X E D rH '/ , I KNOW O f i BORN FOfZTY.F iv e T E A R S UAKDRN and (awn teed; Vigoni Fertilirer. The Sanford X-C«t Hton>, 2nd 4 Sanford. flalvaniretl roofing C#. 4312. BY PAUL ROBINSON J W H AT G O E S U i O N ? THdUGHTi THE FO O TBALL I SEASO N W A3 / -----re CVEQ * I aent job I’M-* not nrer-■*!,! v Mechunn nily me flo w Itn.li.i coiooile, (Joint coinllflntr, gm.il tone. IlLier Apiiliance*. SUCkLER &OPU EVERY r EV^BYTHING' nail*. Hhono f"* ■•*-! ail*, mill Ification Churl tin . lln* H r < ACr.I.I.K.N 1 ml lung «Ji|><*Hn Itle* in auto lm<|) (t- ferni.t work, itiilii’liug wi-litin*. -tiro, painting ami metal work. Ku*> lo leant now in y*mr *|>hm* time. Chance fur a cuod J■’*■ or a .hop of your own. We 1 Show you h »» Here*. ..tie of th«C most profitable hiant-he* *1 the big Auto business, t. I Approve.!. Wrile t<»!»y. A ut»*CrafU Training, lb** A *' « ileralil. FLOW KH.H for all occasion! M cY H II.L A YOST. FLORIST F.XHKKII.TtLI* young **ui Celery Ave. ju»l off Sipe»_ nlenogrupher Must ktluu I Office ph. 4071. retidenre tih. *10-R ing ami .hoithapd. t ‘ha*r Company, OHANOES-GRAPEFRinrs, *2.00 bushel. R, W. Lord. Phone I W ANTED: Wnllte.*, gocal pay-* 78K-W. »hqrt hour. - C. day. a week. Ajjply Roy John.on Grill. Mag­ •FOR SALE : Plant*. Call after nolia Ave, ______ __ 12 o'clock, (lieenleaf ChryBati* theum Garden. Lake Mary. MEN—to Itarn DIESEL New u»e« open huge field in in* aY r ~THEHM ELECTRIC’ HEAT. duitrial and farmin* eommunHRS rrductal from |IS07 to iti*.. Reliable, mechanically In­ 9I3.AU. Two tillrdtr-electric hot clined men with fair education plate.. 99.40. H. H. P»pe Co. preferred. Training atari* at Inc, 1 % 960. „ , t .; A home, will not interfere with your job. If you feel qualified, KOlt Ha L B : Small pony Middle, write for fine fact*. Utilities Call OlOfl, Renton'* FurnlUito Dieael Training.. Hn* D. e/o Exchange. ____ _ _ Herald. c ttJ B Y HlSAOim m p " ^ * ¥ wlrh. Rnmrgh fpr 9 IcrfA. J. B. SALES PERSON, for [ departiuent, .toady-year jab. l'iggly Wiggly. — ____________ lO S T A FOUND kl in 1 1 Ml .s.kl i: nuy Un< coin /.tphy 1 i new lire** ■•in- "ir rccenllv 1 ertimli tinned. f 1 1 .ill.llll. ( kl. Hoyt), II,on# HU. lis t : I!':HI HHMI ( ‘.kit over en, tiiin lone* \k H |nick. Ill f(. flaks ii-ly. 01-» imiot. 7 -Urea and nhii-H. e.xiellent ciitnlltion. f'i'lli. Olio I'.i lll mmlel A „’t dr h -i Ihm, na i- l.'oii. One It>-14 Willyi sftlah $17fi. One IInick '•1 |mk tin n'uck fHl.’i. I truck load iiM Ores for firin* oianr.* Iflute* Ilk- each Heel'* U»ed f'nis A Hark. Orlando Highway. NKW MO NEY FOR YOUR O L D TH IN G S Tour Di.eardr4 Farwltiir^ fte##, Radi#. Ricyrta,T#«d% fe# Co*, eaa be wld with A W A N T AD IN N1W9PAPER �W E D N E S D A Y , JA1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA By STANCE? THE OLD HOM E ( o t e y /th at) PI A N 0 S flilrr* 293 o. C r im e Are. FO O O S T A ie ’T S * < l Reconditioned lAonard lltrk tr Optometrist Bye* (iin ln t d —OIi u h W H PA 4 M Y F A V O R I7 B . V Does — IJr CH AS/A4' C A T S - I 51GN T H F F > L E O «S E Orlando. Florida Panne ‘ 4>87 • WEENIE T H E .M U S IC B O X III W. I 't HI. . . Phone -C O M F ^ B AC K t* HEf« 5 L H O T DOG! Be HAMBURG S T A N COM STOCK T h e A n n u a l M eetin g o f th e F c i-n a lil-L au g ltlo ii Mem* a rio l H o ip ita l A tio c ia lio n w ill be' held at th e Court P I E S E a. c >c Houne, S anfo rd , F lorid a* at Tw o O 'clo ck on T h u n d a y A fte rn o o n ,'J a n u a ry 16, 1947. * T . W . L A W T O N . R rm id rn l S. F. D O U D N F .V , S e c re ta ry That Hang. On kden phlegm, and aid nature be and heal raw, tender. Inbronchial raucous m em . Tell your druggist to sell you abotUe of Crtomulslon with the unosntandinf you must like tbs way It oulckly allaya the cough cr JPU are AT A IUNCHION given by the American Relict tor Italy Association In New York City tor more Hum 030 ulQcert and men of the Italian mer­ chant marine, ■ new outflt ot clothing. Including shoes, shirts, a suit and an overcoat was glveh to each ot the sailors. The men came to the U. S. on Nov. 20 to man 84 American freighter* now being purchased by the Italian government. Her* white-bearded Kmrllo Muro, 84-year-old sailor, la helped'ou with hi* new overcoat by U. Todh (International) « S m O w io n h r Cov^ i i , Chvtt CoM i , IroncMtb l l i W E S T FIRST STREF.T 55=* A H O T H E R 6 0 0 0 / R C S O L - llT lO A i & C T S O F F f| T O A fc b N M IN * - S T A R T T ---V corn u « a»a rurvnts sisuc-Tn t-c wonoo atom N n r d LAXATIVE? 1-tW b BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK JUST ARRIVED By R. J. SCOTT RRONZE SCREEN WIRE . A L L SIZES -NAILS—CtifttotON WIRE -PRICES R EASO NABLE ' H ILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC IS YOUR UVER RYING FOR HELP B obby N ew m an P h o n e 446 216 O a k A v e n u e AecAUM* or coniupauon or jxuny u*- * lertlont I f you feel blUmtf, sour, I )tooted with gas, headachy. blue, trouchy. you may bo putting tro big a burden on your liver. Re UdaH un­ digested food become* putrr»cu*«h muse* toxins, which overly* the Iver, keeping It from vrorkliiinprop* srly.lTien Uie lime to rtnevayour t lr r i liver by tolling CiloUbsIhelp gravure sweep tne putretacUve ana partially digested matter from your atoiuHrii and intestines. Nothing acta just like Hood old Cato labs, the as dl- ^T h e B o d y of T he f i r s T Pl a s T i c A i r p l a n e WAS STAMPED OUT OF DUR.A.MOLD |M Tw o HOURS AMD A H ALF • $ C qapS. S A ID Hen ^Tac How women and girls may get wanted relief w No - T h e y c o m e lo o si READILY IF DAMACED BY AH OVER-AMBITioul >HR1MP SPAv/N ONLY ONCE DURING THEIR LIFETIM E lay., IM*| Phone 1186 a llo n o r s h la ll. W. IV A IO L soil f o r filial Itlarharaa as n r r u lo r 1.1 lha aststa ot 11ASt#« I, HAND MCIIIWITTIIKIt. ilrra*a**l. on ih l* 71li ilay of January, 1*17. ■'llAltl.ISM J. MKHIWNTIIRII K irrulor at lha *s U la of IIAkt!l. H A N D M KNIW KTHK lt, dacaaard. IM B A l. l daughter, Phono 160 P. O. Box 332 elk alatars and IkM KAtlL The Making "• bottor your opW the b o lU tgour am f - three St. Cloud F A K K I i ■ f i t i 's w i f Success In M f JItA>ILIN«S. rVl'FlMI N*Hl, t>l1 F of PH14 t VlUHtJP, If# < ‘n iit it y 111*1 g r of H rm ln o l# * l^rvnljPs PJ«H4 ft, vti hi* nfflc** in (h r e£tfrf ho 13*0* of *jiLI ul nf ih U fio ll# *! a u . c n n o ir o iu t a n i * u im . NONH HA VINO C U k lM f O R . HU­ MAN OH AO-tINHT HA1I> KKTATB: Von ami ani-h of ,011 nrr lirrahy nolltlaat snil reijlllra.l In l.raaanl . l- llliln l S M I ’ Ll S I* > p h nul Ni I kt».I t h i l l k • ha V llb t As (irtmliilslrfllnr <’.T.A.- of Ilia C a la is „ t C I.I.A • IIIA S II.IN Ii. a f r f n .n l. H r .| M |>tthllraflnitr I I / l l / U . We wish to congratulate the Sanford Garden Club on ILm aponsojralifp of the hcHcs of lectures to iju K * v u'ii u j, i i i i i s . Belle u t i u c Ochiltree u u i i m i u of A iiu a iu i u « bvh) ^ bo kivl h by Mrs. Miami Boach, Ipithority on Special ArranK^menbi and Flower HnUW 1 •The lectures will be given Monday and Tuesday, Jnn. 13-14 In the Tourist Center nnd wd would like to urge all the Indies in Sanford to take advantage of thin opportunity. The Florida State Rank Of Sanford' ’ i » * : r o « t d p L 'o v n iT in v u p T U B (T T IK B N * BANK OP U V IB h o IV T U B ST ATI; OP P h U H llH AT TH K IT.USB OP I I O I V K H OT tlK IH V IU .H PtlRMNIIKtl IN HBSPOVaSl TO CAt.1. MAtIH nv COM] •r T U B P F M N K «ry , V NU BIl Nl^ riO T * « | g. a. Rgvtnm m T t i m A lie n Prices1 “ Adul|s*40o-Chlldr«nJ14c Cash, b a ls a m with olhsr banks. rttsluillR* .. balsnrrs. SWiWaah Rams In. ptorrsa of roM*n|^n^. . Unltr.l Hiatts Oevrvnmsnt ohllyalton*. tllrtrl sruj yuaraeuad ' .. ............. ,„v, OPll«atloa» of klalFs am t pollllral «uh,IU1»i,,|j, , Othsr boutfs, aulra, amt lta b rn lu ras , , N ous Nop* C orp o rale sto rk s tlm -ioa ioa | n ,,,,,, » i , ,. Ilaarrvs Baek). . . ,w. taoaas and dlacounti tlnrlu<lln« i s „ .j* n iiV e l d j a f t i) . . . . THURSDAY and FRID AY! fu rn ltu rv and f t K I u m tt*al ratalr ownnli olhrr ihsl, lisnk IPrmlaas lavsslmsnt* and o l h r r --------■ ifaT" .u?!r*r<>|r r'i’rr"*,’,l"k h*lik [his hank on arrsptanroa uuistaodtu^ i,*:i,is s if if j Somlnels Couniy. Tlorlds. . 'l i y f k . L . Hum, i»,ii KTATB OF I tons Id noy . (h r r * l « l r n f R | , U Ap Ki matrix «»f 1!»♦* r^lntr hf f o fil, K lu fid f t , h IO i Jh e t g t il r iilf 'lirt it f MRU BVHLYK M* llKHlRVi: m«#riihp fr»*m Il»n Mm* of ita*« fir** to ■VOT7CSJ TO APFKAM TO. A III.KN W . COUKMAN. whoa* plsrat of rraldsar* I* tins 111 (Isa(no la. N. li Top ora harrby ri-iult—l . to sphas file d hla lt*lhh>ti paor no (hr 1th day of Fsbruary, rtlsrhark*. and that ha * A Ik 1*17, In a rrrialn aull for ■Uvorr* iMndlna' In Ih* I’lrcult Court o f H*mln«l* Couniy, Florid*, an ahbrrvlalad lllla of aahlrh said ras* FU NERAL NOTICE la m 'H T l.R O. ITOUKSIAN. i'lalaCharles C. aheffltld, colorwl. llff va. A III.KN XV. UOCKMAN. D*. died Saturday morf)lng at 11:00 landanl. Wlinaaa tar hand and offtrUI o'clock. A restaurant manager, seal at SsnlorA. Ksmloola couniy, hs had lived most of his life In pi si — et Florida, Ikls Tlh dgy ot January, A- D, 1*17, . , :_L o. r. it BnNuoN, Land Clearing Anri Dragline Work Sanford w bl« h y i'b , t»l rHft*T fiY Ihtl, initj Ia*> (l ||III li* t i-lnlni « r .In iiin .l .h iill lir In w ill In *, unit rlm ll -ta la Ik * |il*Ca ut irt t i i r troriiT o f n l k c o u n t *; M-<i<tr(irr nttrt W 11 nfftcu NiUhana JUlMIt* KKUINOl.K COUNTY, t i f l h a rlH lm aitl, ainh shall l>- sWnrti - WlfOluT'A. IN I'ftoKATK )n li> Ihi. afntm anl. a e a n t,‘ nr »1> In r«: Kslsla .if I'Ll,A M. IIUAM . e n t u n ti. jn ilN X n N I.JNU, Iiarassail tuinay, Hint tint sui-h ’ .'Islti* » t risrk C.TrcnU Court, "W * Specialize In Tough Work" a n y ittaifiiK a n t l i u h it r n t i n n ~ I'.iunir Ju<la> >'( Hamlltols Cminln Ulorhla. nn «hs 7«h dsy ot Falltusrr. JV1T. fs r appr'oVal «t u s - In r* lha Batata ut IIABKL HAND MKIUWKTIIBK, llaraaiad TU A M . W IldM IT MAT IM S . (JHIlN; Nollra la hsrsby alvsn Ihsl ciiA ni.K n J. m lilt l W writ Hit llli-d his final rrppri as **»cuior isi* ..r a '/i : i . i i a N ij o f ' lh a aalatr of h HASH MHItl WBTIIBIt. dm asrrt I'mnitf* MID*. ilKOKfJKNA M IIA M IU STUNTED C O lIN Tr. CO UNT*. „ „ H#*mInfill* K. 'USIflSit, iDfraiiil oPPosiTk SIDE. W IL L B E Legal Notice ut r IIf Itf tll P *rii (A l •» 4*f M11HL IZV tl l.«V M- th** ^ ilia Jmiff P lu flA i, *fn tin* 1*1 h day «»f fcVfirtm ry, 1MT, f**r l| »p r q t«l ««f >*«»»■ xn4 for fin**I 4|WIm i **' «• lux**tn* ll— 1» lp h > , la .V a li l(Vll nsnii IN UOIIRT OF T U B JUPUB, HkMINol.K m-ATB m KOUB'S HOME BAKRRY iy h i'M S I D E H IS A n Tler s oH TH E la H O U T H F U L a IS Se r io u s l y W j i in j u r e d jL A ON ONE. W j A re T he T eeI i I of S H A R K S T u jH fL y S E T? from functional periodic pain L.0NI1DIRIN0 THI AltMV'S O m « , Charles J. Henn, Jr, (left), ot Dam­ mars, Md., who recently became the father ut quadruplets, sees wbst he would receive monthly It he re-enlUled. Henn was offered a staff sergeant’s rating by L t Sol. John Shettle (right), Army recruiting officer. Pay and allowance* would total 3383.73 per month (or Henn, his Brit­ ish bride and their five children. Sgt, A. Harris looks oju_1international) H - MfiM.1* — i,a v i.u a iiH postal »aVln*a i >a and pollllcal •ubdfvlilnna • J.Ml.SO Cde.ieo.st So*a’8l««fi!r! Mall Addrssa; m i Kast Tlrd Strati SaattU. Washlnalon , ToU ar* haralry prdarnl and reaulrtd le b* and appasr befor* Iks - v f Fl| I U « r i J V S I WWI «S \rt tkrroit Uourl of IB* Ninth Judlrlal Arr*pfanr#« est<ii(#4 or fo r Uvoi flliMlHHafthU' -- iClrrull of Iks h u t# ef FlevlO* In and for M w laola Copnlr In Chaa- {Dth*r tubtinifs w ry on ih« U ih day of February, !>. »»*7, at tha Cokrt llo t it al II.1TIKH (nnl'jHrlodloK aabordlnsHd nford. Florid*, lo saswtr a «*o rn 1* S h u w p l>-l,,«r | II of eenptalnt Blsd a «a ln ;i you ih* a hors sljrlod C*ofi ttf Murltl Dtria XVUssy, aa w a baiaa a bill for a final d tw *e of divorr*: otharvrlaa, a d*cr»* pro rosfw ad wilt ho rnlarod agslnsr you on said data, ’ ............. " « Th* Baa ford Harald Is d.slataal wl aa th* aoorspapor In whlrn lh|a TOTAL I, .rt-o rm . , nrdar shall bo nubllahvd one* *»rh w**k M r fopy eeaaaaoU** woak*. W IT N R M w y hind and afflolal , § • u y s a •s s & s z x s 'c s & v * hal oalaa and d#b*niurr* of t Non*.” buaintu iSKAL) OUrfc oircull Coen Swiiiaolo Oooaiy, v By a U. Hem. ».c . , PEGGY ANN RANDOLPH LYNN-, �i'c»*<>' ■m- -n X ^ m. * ; flffig g g L In Unity There U . - ”*-■. f'\ Te Pretect tha “ Te THE W EAtHER Strength— re Mi>-.il, cloudy through Friday. Cooler In north portion, this af-. • trrnoon and tonight and r on tin* * , urd cool Friday. . o f th# World; l of A merle* ; T» for Sanford; •,»' -. « • vu~ . • i W •* . a n t e d I f # r a l i i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI’ EK SANFORD, FLORIDA, EtUblithed 1908 VOLUME X XXVIII THURSDAY, Jnn. 9, 19*46 . Associated Press Leased Wire N O . 51 ■kLU-Ll Case Offers New Version mOf Labor Bill ■ *t$ Council Opens Discussion On Rail Chairman Cabinet Joins Truman As He Goes To Address New Marshall Is Taking Brief RestlnHawaii Congress iii? H i * /•* Measure Would Re­ strict Unions, Also Protect Their Right To Strike Or Picket United Nations Group Is Urged To Hasten; Warren Austin’s Ap­ pointment Approved General. Keeps Quiet About Appointment; Russia Feels U. S. Policy Will Change WASHINGTON, Jan. 9— LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y.. HQNOLULU, Jnn. 9—</P) (IF)— Representative Francis Jan. - 9—(A’)—Tlie United ;—General George C. MarNations Security Couueil to­ " " Case tnduy offered a new shnll kept his silence'hero' version of his labor bill day opened full-aenlc debate today where he rested on his which passed Congress last on a basic arms reduction way back from Chinn to the year but was vetoed by proposal. The Ai|strnllitn United States to take over President Truman; T h e delegate called for harmony sa Secretary of Stnte. The South Dakoln Republican and speedy deliberation of General's plane stopped o ff declared thnt the now mansthe issue. Said the Austra­ today at Honolulu where he W. a (tube) Dou*U», former lian, Norman Mukiiu "Thin . ure is intended to let labor CohiroMk posed for pictures smilingly. esmuty sheriff and rr*land management live to­ drat of Gskf (<ly, h u beruror is not the time for conflict," Only a handful of people gether in pence. Case added rhalraun of the Florid* lla'lroad Meanwhile in Washington knew he was coming be­ % that he hopes that his bill Commission. turrredlng . Eugene H. tiie Senate. Foreign Rela­ cause ho had radioed ahead ithras of Ntarhe. recently re­ will allow Congress to meet M tions Committee put Its. asking for absolute secrecy. tired. Douglas K*j> been chairman its responsibilities In a com­ before, boa been * nK-mbrr of the stamp of approval tin 1lit*^ For • newante 11 Marshall iinmiuntion of (). Max Gat'dprehensive way. • •• nimmitViw (uurteen years, had only this .to 4a y " I - ___ ■ Vdtrlier, Senator -James. * S _______ ner,.former ambassador ,ln Itnvt’ no alatomcht 1q make (Treat Britain.>Tltis pula’ l lip Murray predicted that If a .s 'Seciolnry** of <t?late at nomination b e f o r e I I I u A PPA R E N TLY IN good spirit* ber of (hr Iluuar In Washington, n«n; ’ ‘ Congress passes d r a s t i c Mr*. Trnmalt, President Ayrinilturt* Clinton ,\mlor*ont this Linn*." This was nxactly Sennte tomorrow, and con­ member* of hi* Cabinet Join I). C. Left to right , t n Frcretary ' Truman. Ml** Margaret Truman; SMTclary of t'nmmrrrr \%rrill labor legislation It will whnt ho had saitl yosterday. firmation there is regarded President Truman and hla fhmtly of Navy Jam,* Forreatal; Altor- Secretary of thr Treasury Jam,* Harrlm*ii| nml Scvrrtar) of La ­ and confHckI„r atnt v.ttr Marshall is [daiming to ns certaih. . .. at. the I'hlrf kxecull\e atarla fur n,y General Tom Clark; Swrr- . , . ; Srtrt-tary „ .. create serious bitterness nnd o f Inlvrlof bor l*"»U Stnnvltrnharh. re>t it few days unless hG'a tarj hf War Robrt;l I'aMaraon;' I ha Capitol to hddrea* the joint Here are some other nomi­ conflict. Tiie M o n t a n a f lntrrnallooal) asked to rush Lack to WnshJuIIuh A. Km *) S c r r la f y '■ ol nations which the committee session i»f Cuivgre** In the Cham­ S m eU vy of Flat, Jamr-< I'. 11%rDemocrat added that.if no. tliRFDlL * ■ '* r approved i&¥ny— former such legislation wore pnssed, Meanwhile (lie Russian he believed labor nnd mana­ Meet Sponsored By Senator Warren Austin of Daily Nous of Shanghai, Vermont as United Slat"s gement could get together which i> nuni'tl by the--Roth Chambers Of representative on the United and work out their differ­ Smiri>. I'l.u-i'il Marshall’i Nations Security Council, S. Commerce and City a npiit It sail I that ences. Murray offered his views after a conference The Southeastern States Soar* Pinckney Tuck as Ambassa­ I'tnies' i< u rig a policy was with CIO lenders. lie told Ine Contest y llj be held at tha dor to Egypt, and G eo rg e impiuiali-tii. and in i»any“ Wadsworth of New V<nk us \Vrii«U Pa i fir v i. hi lit** fftir«t of |S ,‘t <• thr ilntr f*»r h dlnitfi .ftt newsmen that last night he Municipal airport on Marrh 1 wilts jit*>ii-i| .in obstacle to IlfMutv tit tlir mrrl'ilig nf thr .M*« j whii'h turn* n Prnuty Qtifrn anil nmbnssmlor to Ira«| solving .i lot of important was the host at U dinner Sid 2 *n«l will award championior riwM»il'**r nf ( 'm n m v r c f n! thi*jh. r rnurt will bn ^elected linr Which was attended l,y|rhln* In .'andanl Cilrus Commission In Mrivfnii Inn today. Shp 'Vn* nt- .Ion Hrmtlrv vnliinffrrrtl in hr Uolin* Wen* Chasing t|ueslion.s lo'fore Ihe United troilucftl JnrW Pntik'nn, |m»*i ^rlinirmitn nf flit* tlnnr* ffimmitlfr CIO President Philip Mur- "5” * f f i 'two d.v V r V u "! Automobilf (*oinur Nalioth. Of Opinion Florida flent, and in ft «lnirt ttalk «Y*,arit1 Ciuy Alltn i« hfitl of ih* Now, I'ont Milled the Soviet ray, four or five other CIO u .poured by the Junior prr*«e<t her apprrt inlinn for •trt*' rominittrr judging thr brmity ‘ ‘M) Miles An Hour organ, things will he better Quality Improving rnurtr^Ird leaders and several Demo­ and ‘ Senior Chamber* of Comthnt Snnfnrd had ri- j r o rlr «t. mtre* nnd the City of Snnford. —starting perhaps with cratic senators. Jnn •> id*' LAKELAN D . Jnn. 0 (Special) tnufrd fn hrr nnd lir t . hiinhnful j Mr, Odhnm anid thnt nlnnr nrr * UllANOK, Trx Activity In relation to the nnd sbifI. Hint *hn hnd ftirnford' i hrftiir disnltprd tn suxiimoi- n flnnf ^ ^ VV(l, (i dT.iOUtii todllV 1 China. Kor. milled the RuttAmpng other things, the celebration will l*e under the co— The recent sharp slump In 11 *' ’ . . . %vh»«*h ' -siaii paper, it serins hardly present Case measure defines {■hnlrmnnehin of Jnck tlatigan, California orange prices • ha* FAnil In her *hot* and wobld rr* ! frtuurini? the hrniity quorn nml WARHINGTON, Jan. 0. turn in thr .Spring for nnnthrr her rourt In thr G**narilU Pay ' w^,rn x" e ’* ’ ,, „ likely tltal General Mnrshnll unfair Labor practices by president o f the Junior Chamber rial)—grnator Claud, I'rpfw-r, It. mai|e the western fruit . more visit, parade in Tamp,, on Felr tf). ' 'h-v riding w s i » « • 1 vs ill I'optimie whnt it. called FI*. In t’l, ro-ali?pm,iit of ioiii of Commerce nnd Ed Higgins, competitive with Florida orctlg*1* workers Id a way closely The Jovce- • nre tnkine over , »od plunged Into I he^Sid in..... . O nr.i- T»uhi| iirgnt nil —We­ ntltlros In (It* S#imlr ha- L»-*o front one standpoint, hut i|uaU5V bers the policy of backing righttg n'(Oncenffgt* d ef­ | parajit'jing the rest lections manager o f the f senior trad* yivvtt a promhtrat po»t on th, of Floridn frull ha* improvAI fort to put the Rout iiea-tern tTeorgo Tfiuhy ha* been I** T I ' l t o Xt o & n o n l ' f i Xm r n! u;s , o m . ■ —- - * - , - ..... . Z r v**r. t t S ? - * :« < W 6 llo S w l ten woum now cover cm group. made gc-nernl manager and will Conlhiillro on Agiiiulturc. Tills somewhat in the meantime, er- Stntra Soarim- Conte* I arms*. xvn rlrtVK fif hiM work for Iht^ : inivHInir V Ryrnes. m\\y no h«nr ployers under the Wagner lUpcrvUa all' detail* relating to I* tin- flr*t time In mmiv yrur% eordlng to report* of Florida The meet, whlt-h wiil lie held at member* and 'heir wi%>. ..... m l- it *>ent off the d<«k b e l i e f that there will th. mr*t. I that a Florida Senator ha* lieeti Act. Tlic legislation would thp John i to-The me<t. A profe--inonl u?*-l ' ' -.oiii,- i baoges made * in on thi» conmilll,,. ill, wort of Fitrus Commiaalon dc«|er service the Municipal airport on \la- I •ui* to Mr, Odharu rtisiensn I.f i ivrr Roy Ilrownlnir. niannarr of thn restrict Labor- unions in and 2 i* sponsored bv the Jsy- Irelh the Tamps noil l'alatkn o>' Innrr- leaped iuo* t*i wliich ,o Irn|M%rt u>i 11% i> fell m Ih men. Amencatt policy in Chinn In n report for the Chicago rees, Mr. Toohy pointed out that "O liv lllf* of the club |* A. R. [folly clothed and **Ved 11 f" rth some respects, Jmt it still airport, ha* been Inatrumrntal in vast farming anil Hvriiock uulu |a Iso i% shared , by ninny nrausltut Inl,rest nf the -natlopal V W the time is short for tinamount area for I lie period ending Jan. of I lie slate. Luke. ’ hoy, a brother o f one of l'" would protect their, right to society In th, facilities uvalla ‘ hie irie* , American* They forThe senior senator fnmi Fhirltl* 3. one dealer *e/vi<-e man %*ld nf work left to he an'nmplishril •lack Haligari noummc>d thnt itipi*. , . look , . strike, picket peacefully, and here for handling large number* had been «erving on the Foreign that movement of fruit I* *loW, to assure it* -ucres*. hut ftikfrd pinna for ne»t week's nireiiug in- ! xiie dead were lh‘n lorduli.. II vv.ttil to two tlt!VtlopniPIlta nasomble in an orderly man­ of plane*. Collaborating with him Urlalluns ( ’ommilloe tr» th*. Inrt nnd that "the wholesale trade on that the benefit* drivo.l by San- dude - “loud Me nnd soct" cm- id Gene Uerreil shriy.t nf |now: Tire abolition of the ner. It would deny exclus­ are Paul Tuntland together with Congress, hut relim|iilshcd nt* the whole believe* the lagging fool from lli«* I'optesl should t' *L Th»re will be b priie for ; Moscow, Te*. hip! dtc cm's leriv e x e c u tiv e tn ie e lu'm liinartern ptev* and Virginia Rennie, na­ pine- nil lllis group to u si.|1*l«.l acceptance of navel* I* due main­ more than repay their effort*. the loudest imlividunl hern ns r. driver, »h.» wa- not ">'in« |( |»,.|p|lltr \ft«'r tluit, tho ive bargaining rights- to tionally known *oarlng plane or gieulei ►enlnrilv in Ihe uppei ly to their generally |»>or raring Itrailey Ddlmm nniioonced Fell o,<|| n- n conihinatioO. futrlv i.|.ipifunl [ [ ,|ir„rt,"i wiibiliawnl of the United I-abnr organizations which pilot*. chumtier The Hron-aMiration ucl qUAllty," JoriUvi. »r* engage In jurisdictional and W. V- Bitting, ■president o f the reduced il>e ipemWnsldu on tlii* ' Niaiea .M.iruus front China. IJe added that “ one opinion exi f Don. 'v'i' n*bi (,,,i | \|iir.-hiill tbtiii't want to sympathy strikes and would ftenlor Chamber of Commerce, romniitlre and liecatlse of the Rc nressrrl fre<|ilently with regard to M ia m i ( n ic k s D oavh K o v ( h itte n d o n s Pol It*# « hi.I H.n In.thin ,| wIn'ii lit* arrived moke them liable for civil announced that hr had appointed iiuldUun o.njoritv In ihc pn-em Florida orange* — and th*- 1* it itiI H < nf 'H ]l | k in I II » 1 II. H. Coleman, Ix>* Lecher Clar­ Couglis* tils*, prinocintlc ie|u<- borne'nut by obtrrvatlon m re­ O n (sa m h iin t; E le m e n t Are Visitill‘d Here it al rftnp#r Hi llirm m Honolulu from Guam and damages.. i* i‘. who ' a ence Redding and At Lee to Jeittalion was rhanpii from II tail store* — I* that Florida h < ‘ rabbnil a ivijtiest for Cnse also ‘ would grant aerve MIAMI. Im l . i .|‘ i • \ ir*.k io u . on the committee. Mr, Rati, Mr nu#l Mi*. E 'ln j I' * It i absolute seeivey. But whotf It U «ignlflcant thnt the m- grading standards should I- de­ i' iiw li mi Kiiinlilinjr in Miami ha, l»n*l»'n hnvr Niiivnl fruiii Ailmjc. congressional* recognition of gan will have Rob Carnes nnd finitely lightened UP nml ntrictly proportions *)f FlinMa rcniillfil in the arrvH nf " I |*s-r• tnnt Vit, to vUlt Mr. <'hitlrii<li*nV B r itis h IN vlicy In t > J j l " ' Iiewsmcin finally found tiie right o f various states Chick Laailter collaborating with creeling farming were recotninil by the adhered to In order to nhtojn sous, inrtiiilimr two woman, mi ■UiiTi, MLte Kilim t'|iltit*ml#n mut him. i>..L.uiint> r t a r i f i c t l l,im* tho (Iiuiontl told them: to enact Iowa forbidding assignment of tin- peninsular liiHikmakintr iliaigin. A ll lhi**e Until recently the extremely slalcVAimnlnr, who will now hate maximum prices." MIhh Imiiru t *liilltMi<li*ti. nl* thi-ir I a ltS tfn t "A ll rlBlit, hero I nm. You closed-shop agreements There were several commenta accused were irtra-fij nil hon I Soaring Contest Will Be Held At Airport In March 3 Boys Drowned Drop In Prices In Wendy Barrie. Is Guest O f Honor At Jaycee Luncheon As Car Plunges California Fruit Into Texas River Causes Rivalry Senator Pepper Is On Committee On Agriculture HI U. S. Reminds Poland Of Election Pledge W ARSAW , Jan. U, {,1V The * United Staten again reminded 5 Poland today to honor her pleibre to hold frea election*. A dip­ lomatic note to the Polish foreign minister rharged that the Proi vUional Warsaw government has V continued It* intimidation of the Oppostien and h u violated both * the- letter and the spirit of the Yalta and Potadam agreements. Washlngon delivered similar notes on Aug. 10 and Nrv. 22, bat they have not been answered, •E ,7 The Polish general election has been set for Jan. 10, but It Is not rat certain whether the Opposition Peasant Partv will participate. Last, night the leader o f tho Peasant Party, Vice Premier Ktanlstaw Mlkolajexyk. announced that hta follower* would context the government coalition despite • • hi* party's charges o f inlimlda. tlon, political arrests and Irregu arttles. However, Mlkolajcuk said that hU partv aUR might hoveptt * the elections tf i f .the last minute ,75* i It appeared that free voting was .Impossible. * * • I ±2 Sub-Zero W®*the* la In New England firi7 ■ NEW YO R K CITY. Jin. 0. (JP) —The nation axperjeneed nearly normal winter wwatner today ex­ cept in New England and northern 3i N fw York Stow, where tempera, tare* of sere and below were rerted (Me reported b0U« MAi ‘a generally today re row, ‘ Charles W. Blow Of Oviedo Dies Suddenly Charle* W. Rlow, 72, resident of Oviedn for the past eight years, was'found dead yesterday morn­ ing In an oranse.grove near his borne: # . lie I* survived by a brother, Obit Blow of West Palm Beach and four .slaters: Mr*. Kate Keynold* o f Abbeville, Ga.j Mrs.-W . “ B. Blakc^r of Arcadla, Mrs. Essie Butler or Jacksonville and fe ala tar whose name has not been revealed. Funeral arrangement announce.! by the Erickson Funeral Home, will be held' Friday: afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the Ovlado Ceme­ tery. ns-L. i*. POLICE ACTIVE The back door of A1V Tavern on Sanford Avenue was found by police to have been broken open Tuesday evening. The' thief was apparently scared e w iv by ap «»# nolle#* *rbo under dir#c* tlon. o f Pollc* Chief Roy O. WilRam* Bre keeoln# close walrh on buildings and atom , and am seeing-to it that when door* are hfl * . u BUILOIN< vs* sv. ‘IWisconsin P J ?. favorable thermal conditions that prevail here were unnoticed, but at a meet held at the airport a few- week* ago, tho glider plfittr were most enthusiastic about the atmospheric conditions. Thia meet ti sanctioned by the Soaring So­ ciety of America, whose head­ quarter* are at Elmira, N . Y. and authorised by the National Aeronautical Association. In addition to the soaring championship events, it La con­ templated that there will be an riaborata a(r show. - R, -T. Cowan baa obtained city permit# for erection ofjtwo frame « i u b« , e th northern ready erected a number o f homo*. lemon The estimated value of each »f »ba two house* te h ip r Iiuiiio mi I'alniHtn Avrtiih* Mr^. about the alow retail movement petnlinic nrraignniriil in munii'ipal ritit 1i*ntltMi nvt iv«*«l !*y ti uiii an I (tj, o f fruit during the period front rimrl Tuc-ilni Mr t 11itMMiilri.li was fhmti fr«»m t almw s«m m > mitk,. a, of 1'hristnun to early January, and , Tin* u n i'll, nrn* mnilt- by i Wrtsh'niylnn by Don Wi l pii-i wbo A P n lea tiu f scb.-ibib il d » r i a , th i* time most of the reports *nid that the secret police c.unblinc stpiail Uli I’m hnppy to it nlrtnninp In Atlrnil thi* .m mril day wan ..iiio-lb 'd S » " « ' * re juin Mrs. Mnrsiiall." I trade thought the shipping holi­ tier Hir i Im-m I iiiii .if J'nlice f'hli'f in .Miami ■ k rank .Vlilclicll tint! ! ‘*|il. * . 1 1 . day which extend**! from Dec. Mr, f l H I 1rh.ini I n ill rrlitiii n»i clone in l*riii'»* At Mi'-. Marshall obviously Mnil in* scllni* rim f "f ileleclbes 2141 wn* helpful. Smi* ti} v hut hi v%.ff r«*in.iM m .*aill that ili'Clsioim alieailv in'i’jiv (n rt'-joln the Mitrbi'll I nnk ■*•■ the p.lln "Among the'chaln* and wlnrlei .--I Hindi' ijiiii i i irti'R *1"' U -I ( i ,d s lip g a ve him a »n|frs I have not heard on- crl- force m Ihe fn-l I ibe year nnilei Slfufimt for an imlvlnnir Flans are being made by the j Lam l " ih grirtlu bllv b eeon io j g re a t big kiss. llclsm on the shipping holiday," liistiuciiniis fi.iin i iiy Mnnagii Tourist Club for a I’t™'*: n" 1* a citrus commission man In New RUlinril 1tunnel in ch ar up gamb­ outing almot a week from Sat­ ling in Miamj. 1 T in -C u b im is sai«i to , urday at the' Florid* Methodist York wrote. Another New York representative said that “ fruit, In Home nl Enterprise where they granted ranted General Sir A will be guest* of the Rev. and general, has linen o f good qual­ TinninRiibin. H igh C om in ts - 1 Miss Beulah Dean, 75, resident Mr*. Harold Barnes. It was an. ity and ha* hrmigb* g°°d price* h itiinnr fo f«»rr PalustinV, raiOMilU*, w i t l f f M**‘|** than 7f» ha%kctff of food of Sanford for the past 20 years, ftlonor nounced today by E.M . Armltage, on the market. However, the no w orn to llo u l with v io le n - j nv«-ia.mg fs.r.o each In value, • market la atlll lower on the died last evening at the home of director of tourist activities. Miriam Solovicff, concert viol­ i .1 lin vvpvor tlio ro is tin IH- 1 " !t " “Imv grocerv orders, wees The glee club of ‘ the Home, average than la necossary. due to ist, nhil former -nlnUt. w il Ii tie* her brother-in-law ami sister, Mr, CO. lio v v iv i I , vni II giver, to needlv families at Chrlsttinder the direction o f Rev. fruit which I* poor nf color, San Francisco Orcbstra and lln* and Mrs. A. L Kelly, 200 I-uircl (llcntinH *»f a n y d ecision on i tMH, umPi na^ revealed today te** Angclc* 1'hilharmonlr, will Avenue, fallowing an illness of p a rtitio n o f P a lestin e in to s.i t'aptf Byrd Hudson of the Barnes, will entertain the visl- hniUed or rear red." It was reported that the Roe- climax a rnasl tu c*1**! tour wit Ii four weeks, tor*. A bus will bu-aent to #etwist who — . Jewish nml Arab slab's nm b«.al Salvation Army/ pt__ “ has shown -oma a concert In in* irivcn Friday even­ rommodale many tourUts, said ton market Sire was born, June Id, 1S71 any indication of on appeal rani that hr had sent totters of atrength." though Immediate ing at R: 1T>o’clock at the Seminole Mr. AfmlUge. in Evergreen, Ala., where she wax to the United Nations for a appreciation to each of the clvle On Tuesday evening at <1:30 store delivery was curtailed and High School Auililorium. orgamissLloii't which aided in fina member of the Baptist Church. store traffic ITHIte* to hare e*. Admission will I.. only bv tic­ o'clock a chicken pilau supper aihlng thr donations, settlement. Remains were sent to Evergreen kets purchased or loaned by mem­ wtlj be served at ih* Tnurlal i**ntUU hecanxe o f mad rendi­ The*# organisation* manned lha today, and funeraf service and ber* of the Seminole Gountv Music Center. A fter the ripper and tions and slippery sldwalk* re­ Xavlaiion Arm y k e t t l e s and interment were scheduled to be raised more than |72fl as fol­ business meeting, colored motion sulting feom 'snow and sleet Association. Those attending the held there tomorrow afternoon. lows; Klwanis, f2ir.»; Veteran*, of picture* will be ihqwti. i storms. .The retail trad# fe*l«, concert are Irinr reminded to be Thera were funeral services | In their scats before the Martlne Foreign Wars.. ITU plus canned »tho report said, that good reel- Km# to prttliiri# poMlblliy of food* valued at *75; Rotary, llOOt RIOTH IN BOMBAY sumer aeeeptanc# will he enjoy­ dlitrirtinx nolt#* #fl#r th# «p« here, according to the Erickson1 Campbcll-LoMing Post of 1 thp Funeral Home. * . Any veteran in need of serv­ ed “ on Florida eltrna from now pcsrance of the artist. American Legion, $128; American BOMBAY. Jen. 0. (VD-Uioting until the deal ends." ■ M lja Dean Is survived by two' ice (free of charge) In any of Legion Auxiliary, 111]; Kanfonl broke out In Bombay today be­ U n . Albert Hines of| the following categories Lx re­ "On good nuality fruit retail T H E B A B E IM P R O V E S r Evergraen and Mr*. Kelly Pilot Club. »oH; Mon* Club $64; tween Hindus end members nf th* price* are In Una with wholesale dly of quested to visit the office of and (Inter o f Eastern Star, $40. the responsible agencies listed croup rommonlv referred La as Sanford; and two brothers, Tob« nrlce*," the Boston nlan found. In addition, mure than 236 toy* 1 “ Untouchables." There were atom Dean o f Evergreen and Cullen below: Coordinator — S. D. Carter valued at Il.&O to $2.00 each ware 60 easuelHee In tb« new outbreak# “ On poorer Quality fruit retail Dean o f Montgomery, Ale. Atlantic National Dank Dull cl­ distributed to u n d erp rivileged which only eervret to compi Irate "rice# are discounted In proporchildren, alony with 100 boxes ing. th# serious strife between tnb tlon to the qunlltv. It U noted Employment — U. fl Em­ of randy nml fruit. Twenty eight Hindu* and Moslem#. Officer* that not too much o f this poor ployment Service. 113 North CITRUS PROGRAM children were given clothing and fired repeatedly to brefck tip nuality frotfc remair* In the Park Avenue. shoes. fight# which apparently resulted hands nf th* retailer." Vocational Training and-EduLA K E LA N D , Jin. 9, OF)—The from the stabbing* yeeterdny nf fn Fhlladalphla. U waa found federal govarnment today award­ cation — T. W . Lawton, Court K IXKLKSS DRIVING ■ Hindu a tS * le#d*r of the that "despite the thlpplng holi­ ed contracts totalling nearlv House. "Untouchable*. The lenaion waa day lust ended, there appears to Legal Assistance. Hospitaliza­ 1480,000 for 200,000 gallons of Charges o f reckless driving a acute and nollce announced an be nlret* o f Florida fm l* at Oil, oranga concentrate. The contract tion and Btate Service Officer hare been made by police against all-nlxht earfaw fo r the northern tevrie." The report added that1 went to the Pasco Packing Com­ — Contact through Lloyd T. L. L. Slkas, Silver Fleet taxicab area at- Bomfcav. aheap California price* wnre got. Boyle. County Service Officer, pany. and the Wert Coast Grow, driver, and MU* Jane D. Town i ting a big play, with the trait FOOD PRICES CO DOWN era Cooperative, both of Ihule Ttkich Buildtrvg. nf DeLsmi, following a reUltkm MERCHANTS "MEET Borne Sendee Assistance to City. between the Plymouth sedan which The Faiiford Marchante A v advertised at IP cent# to *9 Servicemen, ex-Senioamen and .. The. concentrate will be dietriMis* Town waa driving north . aoelatlon will hold It# aniiuat rents a down. their Dependenta — American bated to schools throughout the It waa predicted that "orange* Park Avenlm at Second 8tr meeting this *vvn»nr at 7tO0 Rad Ofbaa. Lakrfront Boulevard. country fo r use in -th e federar and the taxi which waa at ms j , o'clock a> Out Tourist Center for and »*ngerlp*o apriving hi good school lunch program. The gov­ Veterans Administration — . time pulling a wav from the Ihe ctrctlen of officer* for Ihr rendition will rereiva a ready ernment purchase hsil been hailed Roth automobiles were dan George S. Anderson, Sheriff** ramlng year, areordlng.to Andrew market" In Baltimore where ren­ previously gs a possible help to Office every Turedsy. hut no Injuries were reported OF Stine. nm U enL Dtnoee wRI be ditions worn reported to bo grad­ the faltering citrus market police. served by Mr*. M - A OatcbaU. . ually Improving. u chance to use hi* Influence for the betterment o f this proininriil revenue prislucer In his home tttcll »■< oilier agricultural stales ,l.ONIH ONDON. Jut. y—(A al1y.k!'»w " hal K°inir ; *)—!j xu I have no slntem unt to to Brilbh S.-. .vtary Stnte Tourist C)ul> Plans . Trip To* Enter prise Solovicff Concert I tomorrow Niff hi Iluulah Dean Dies A fter Brief Illness i I*"v*' Salvation Army Has *“ Rf|>0»t Oil DonJltlonS Veterans Service NEW YORK, Jnn. 9-r(/P) —The french Hospital in New York disclosed today thBt Babe Ruth suent a rest­ less night mid suffered some psin. The former Home Run King's condition has been described as satisfactory ince he Underwent delicate neck operation last Monday. J CHICAGO. Jan. B—(ff) —Brokers on the nation’s commodity exchanges think food prices will (to lower in the months ahead it’ was re­ vealed today. • .v ; * * •■. ■ v. ■ " 'C : - • •>■ ■...- • 11 .:&• . r** V f : ^ -. mm » ■ — f . . fe w ;• ■ - •- * /. . .. ; ■ •; ;• • i ■ * ” •• " ** : i .. . ‘ l l � 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, January 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6791b0bb7ff4359493e6197fc8ec7f2f.pdf 00c0a5278228d39437645e0730148ebb PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, JA1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA By STANCE? THE O L D H O M E ( o t e y /th at) WHPA4 M Y FAVORI7B. V Does — Bye* FOOO STAie’T S CHAS/A4' C A T S - - * < l lAonard lltrk tr Optometrist (iin ln td —OIi u h flilrr* 293 o. C r im e Are. Orlando. Florida Panne ‘ 4>87 • WEENIE I 51 G N T H F Reconditioned IJr PI A N 0 S TH E .MUSIC BOX III W. I't HI. . . Phone -C O M F ^ B A C K t* H E f«5 L F>LEO«SE HOT DOG! Be HAMBURG S T A N COM STOCK P IE S E a. T h e Annual M eeting o f the Fci-nalil-Laugltloii Mem* a rio l H o ip ita l A tio c ia lio n w ill be' held at the Court c >c Houne, Sanford, Florida* at T w o O 'c lo ck on Thunda y A ftern oon ,'J a n u a ry 16, 1947. * T . W . L A W T O N . R rm idrn l S. F. D O U D N F.V, S ecretary That Hang. On kden phlegm, and aid nature be and heal raw, tender. Inbronchial raucous m em. Tell your druggist to sell you abotUe of Crtomulslon with the unosntandinf you must like tbs way It oulckly allaya the cough cr JPU are « S m AT A IUNCHION given by the American Relict tor Italy Association In New York City tor more Hum 030 ulQcert and men of the Italian mer­ chant marine, ■ new outflt ot clothing. Including shoes, shirts, a suit and an overcoat was glveh to each ot the sailors. The men came to the U. S. on Nov. 20 to man 84 American freighter* now being purchased by the Italian government. Her* white-bearded Kmrllo Muro, 84-year-old sailor, la helped'ou with hi* new overcoat by U. Todh (International) O w io n hr Cov^ii,ChvttCoMi,IroncMtb 55=* A H O T H E R 6 0 0 0 R C S O L -llT lO A i & C T S O F F T O A fc b N M IN *- S T A R T T ---- N n r d LAXATIVE? 1-tWb BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR l l i WEST FIRST STREF.T / f| V corn u « a»a rurvnts sisuc-Tn t-c wonoo atom SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K JUST ARRIVED By R. J. SCOTT RRONZE SCREEN WIRE . ALL SIZES -NAILS—CtifttotON WIRE -PRICES REASONABLE ' H ILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC IS YOUR UVER RYING FOR HELP AecAUM* or coniupauon or jxuny u*- * Bobby N ew m an lertlont I f you feel blUmtf, sour, I )tooted with gas, headachy. blue, trouchy. you may bo putting tro big a burden on your liver. ReUdaH un­ digested food become* putrr»cu*«h muse* toxins, which overly* the ^T h e B o d y Iver, keeping It from vrorkliiinprop* srly.lTien Uie lime to rtnevayour of T he f i r s T tlrri liver by tolling CiloUbsIhelp gravure sweep tne putretacUve ana P l a s T i c A i r p l a n e partially digested matter from your atoiuHrii and intestines. Nothing acta WAS STAM PED OUT just like Hood old Catolabs, the as dl- OF DUR.A.MOLD |M S. $ C qap L.0NI1DIRIN0 THI AltMV'S O m «, Charles J. Henn, Jr, (left), ot Dam­ mars, Md., who recently became the father ut quadruplets, sees wbst he would receive monthly It he re-enlUled. Henn was offered a staff sergeant’s rating by L t Sol. John Shettle (right), Army recruiting officer. Pay and allowance* would total 3383.73 per month (or Henn, his Brit­ ish bride and their five children. Sgt, A. Harris looks oju_1international) T w o HOURS AMD A HALF • H ow w om en and S A ID He n w g ir ls a A re T he T e e I i I of W IL L lay., IM*| ^ irt t i i r troriiT of n l k c o u n t *; JUlMIt* KKUINOl.K COUNTY, - WlfOluT'A. IN I'ftoKATK In r«: Kslsla .if I'Ll,A M. IIUAMI.JNU, Iiarassail t o a u . cnnoiroiut a n i * uim. BE m-ATB m C O lIN Tr. CO UNT*. „„ In r* lha Batata ut IIABKL HAND MKIUWKTIIBK, llaraaiad TU A M . W IldM IT MAT IM S . (JHIlN; Nollra KOUB'S HOME BAKRRY Phone 1186 la hsrsby IVAIOL I'.iunir Ju<la> >'( Hamlltols Cminln Ulorhla. nn «hs 7«h dsy ot Falltusrr. JV1T. fsr appr'oVal «t u s - Legal Notice alvsn soil for filial Itlarharaa as n rru lo r 1.1 lha aststa ot 11ASt#« I, HAND MCIIIWITTIIKIt. ilrra*a**l. on ihl* 71li ilay of January, 1*17. ■'llAltl.ISM J. MKHIWNTIIRII K irrulor at lha *s U la of IIAkt!l. H A N D M KNIW KTHKlt, dacaaard. Ihsl ciiA ni.K n J. m lilt l W writ Hit llli-d his final rrppri as **»cuior isi* of ..r HASH h a '/i : i . i i a N ij o f' lha aalatr MHItl WBTIIBIt. dm asrrt has filed hla lt*lhh>ti rtlsrhark*. and that ha * FUNERAL NOTICE Charles C. aheffltld, colorwl. died Saturday morf)lng at 11:00 o'clock. A restaurant manager, hs had lived most of his life In ■VOT7CSJ TO APFKAM TO. A III.KN W. COUKMAN. whoa* plsrat of rraldsar* I* tins 111 (Isa- IM B A l.l daughter, Phono 160 P. O. Box 332 elk alatars and Ik M K A tlL bottor your opW three St. Cloud F A K K I i ■ f i t i 's w i f The Making "• th** <‘n iit ity 1 11*1 g r of Hrmlnol#* l^rvnljPs P J «H 4 ft, vti h i* nfflc** in ( h r NONH HA VINO C U k lM f O R . HU­ MAN OH AO-tINHT HA1I> KKTATB: Von ami ani-h of ,011 nrr lirrahy nolltlaat snil reijlllra.l In l.raaanl nf ih U S M I’ Ll S fioll# *! • I*>ph i-lnlni « r .Iniiin.l .hiill lir In will In*, unit rlmll -tala Ik* |il*Ca ut M-<i<tr(irr nttrt W 11 nfftcu NiUhana tiflh a rlHlmaitl, ainh shall l>- sWnrti )n li> Ihi. afntmanl. aeant,‘ nr »1> .entun ti. jnilNXnN tuinay, Hint tint sui-h ’ .'Islti* » t .l-llliln l n u l N i I kt ».I t h i l l h a V llbt As (irtmliilslrfllnr <’.T.A.- of Ilia Calais „ t CI.I.A •IIIASII.INIi. afrfn .n l. M Hr.| |>tthllraflnitr II/ll/U. We wish to congratulate the Sanford Garden Club on ILm aponsojralifp of the hcH cs of lectures to iju K*vuii uj, Mrs. iiiiis. Belle u t iu c Ochiltree u u i i m i u of Aiiuaiui « bvh) ^ bo kivl ' h by Miam i uBoach, Ipithority on Special ArranK^menbi and Flower HnUW 1 •The lectures will be given Monday and Tuesday, Jnn. 13-14 In the Tourist Center nnd wd would like to urge all the Indies in Sanford to take advantage of thin opportunity. The Florida State Rank Of Sanford' ’ i » * : r o « t d p L 'o v n iT in v u p T U B (T T IK B N * BANK OP U V IB h o IV T U B ST ATI; OP P h U H llH AT TH K IT.USB OP I I O I V K H OT tlK IH V IU .H PtlRMNIIKtl IN HBSPOVaSl TO CAt.1. MAtIH nv COM] •r T U B P F M N K «ry , V NU BIl Nl^ riO T * « | g. a. Rgvtnm m T t im A lie n Cash, b a ls a m with olhsr banks. rttsluillR* .. balsnrrs. SWiWaah Rams In. ptorrsa of roM*n|^n^. . Unltr.l Hiatts Oevrvnmsnt ohllyalton*. tllrtrl sruj yuaraeuad ' .. ............. ,„v, OPll«atloa» of klalFs amt pollllral «uh,IU1»i,,|j, , Othsr boutfs, aulra, amt ltabrnluras , Corporale storks tlm-ioaioa | n ,,,,,, » i , ,. Ilaarrvs Baek). . . ,w. Prices1 “ Adul|s*40o-Chlldr«nJ14c , N ous Nop* THURSDAY and FRID AY! i,*:i,iss if if j H - MfiM.1* i • J.Ml.SO Cde.ieo.st — i,a v i.u a iiH postal »aVln*a >a and pollllcal •ubdfvlilnna Mall Addrssa; S o *a ’8 l « « f i ! r ! m i Kast Tlrd Strati SaattU. Washlnalon , ToU ar* haralry prdarnl and reaulrtd le b* and appasr befor* Iks - v f F l| I U « r i JVSI WWI «S\rt tkrroit Uourl of IB* Ninth Judlrlal Arr*pfanr#« est<ii(#4 or for Uvoi flliMlHHafthU' -- iClrrull of Iks h u t# ef FlevlO* In and for M w laola Copnlr In Chaa- {Dth*r tubtinifs w ry on ih« U ih day of February, !>. »»*7, at tha Cokrt llo t it al II.1TIKH (nnl'jHrlodloK aabordlnsHd nford. Florid*, lo saswtr a «*o rn 1* S h u w p l> -l,,«r | II of eenptalnt Blsd a «a ln ;i you ih* a hors sljrlod C*ofi ttf Murltl Dtria XVUssy, aa w a baiaa a bill for a final d tw *e of divorr*: otharvrlaa, a d*cr»* pro rosfw ad wilt ho rnlarod agslnsr you on said data, ’ ............. " « Th* Baa ford Harald Is d.slataal wl aa th* aoorspapor In whlrn lh|a TOTAL I, .rt-o rm . , nrdar shall bo nubllahvd one* *»rh w**k M r fopy eeaaaaoU** woak*. W IT N R M w y hind and afflolal , § • u y s a •ss& sz x s'cs& v * hal oalaa and d#b*niurr* of t Non*.” the bolUtgour am f - k KTATB OF I tons Id noy . (hr r * l« l r nf R | ,U M f JItA>ILIN«S. rVl'FlMI N*Hl, t>l1F of PH14 t VlUHtJP, If# Somlnels Couniy. Tlorlds. . 'l i y f k . L . Hum, i»,ii Land Clearing Anri Dragline Work Sanford w bl« h yi'b, t»l rHft*T fiY Ihtl, initj Ia*> (l ||III li* t (no la. N. li Top ora harrby ri-iult—l . to sppaor no (hr 1th day of Fsbruary, n iiV e ld ja fti)... . A Ik 1*17, In a rrrialn aull for taoaas and dlacounti tlnrlu<lln« i s „ .j* ■Uvorr* iMndlna' In Ih* I’lrcult Court furnlturv and ftKIum of H*mln«l* Couniy, Florid*, an ahbrrvlalad lllla of aahlrh said ras* tt*al ratalr ownnli olhrr ihsl, lisnk IPrmlaas -■ la m 'H T l.R O. ITOUKSIAN. i'lala- lavsslmsnt* and o l h r r -------ifaT" .u?!r*r<>|r r'i’rr"*,’,l"k h*lik llff va. A III.KN XV. UOCKMAN. D*. landanl. [his hank on arrsptanroa uuistaodtu^ Wlinaaa ta r hand and offtrUI seal at SsnlorA. Ksmloola couniy, pi si — et Florida, Ikls Tlh dgy ot January, A- D, 1*17, . , :_L o. r. it BnNuoN, risrk C.TrcnU Court, " W * Specialize In Tou gh W o r k " I'mnitf* any ittaifiiK ant liu h itrn tin n STUNTED ll— 1» lp h > , la .V a li l(Vll nsnii IN UOIIRT OF T U B JUPUB, HkMINol.K H#*mInfill* ~ la ilia llonorshla ll. W. H O U TH FU L ut K. 'USIflSit, iDfraiiil MID*. ilKOKfJKNA M IIA M IU e£tfrf ho 13*0* of *jiLI ul Ap Ki matrix «»f 1!»♦* r^lntr hf f o f i l , K lu fid ft, h IO i Jh e t g t il r iilf'lir titf a MRU BVHLYK M* llKHlRVi: m«#riihp fr»*m Il»n Mm* of ita*« fir** READILY IF DAMACED BY AH OVER-AMBITioul oPPosiTk SIDE. >HR1MP SPAv/N ONLY ONCE DURING THEIR LIFETIM E S I D E H IS A n Tle r s oH T H E h e y c o m e loosi Jmiff PluflAi, *fn tin* 1*1h day «»f fcVfirtmry, 1MT, f**r l|»prqt«l ««f >*«»»■ xn4 for fin**I 4|WIm i **' «• lux**tn* r IIf Itf tll P *rii (A l •» 4*f M11HL IZV tl l.«V M- Se r io u s l y W j i in j u r e d jL A ON ONE. W j SH A R K S T u jH fL y S E T? No - T iy hi'M ^Tac IS m a y g e t w a n te d r e lie f from functional periodic pain Success In Phone 446 216 Oak Avenue OUrfc oircull Coen buaintu iSKAL) Swiiiaolo Oooaiy, v By a U. Hem. ».c . , PEGGY ANN RANDOLPH LYNN-, �- ”*-■. f'\ i'c»*<>' ■m- -n X ^ m. * ; flffig g g L In Unity There U . Te Pretect tha “ Te vu~ . • THE W EAtHER Strength— re o f Mi>-.il, cloudy through Friday. Cooler In north portion, this af-. • trrnoon and tonight and r on tin* * , urd cool Friday. . th# World; l of A merle* ; T» for Sanford; •,»' -. « • i W •* . a n t e d I f # r a l i i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAI’ EK SANFORD, FLORIDA, EtUblithed 1908 VOLUME X XXVIII THURSDAY, Jnn. 9, 19*46 . Associated Press Leased Wire N O . 51 ■kLU-Ll C ase O ffers New Version O f Labor Bill m ■ *t$ Council Opens Discussion On Rail Chairman Cabinet Joins Truman As He Goes To Address New M arshall Is T aking Brief Congress RestlnHawaiiH * /•* Measure Would Re­ strict Unions, Also Protect Their Right To Strike Or Picket United Nations Group Is Urged To Hasten; Warren Austin’s Ap­ pointment Approved iii? i General. Keeps Quiet About Appointment; Russia Feels U. S. Policy Will Change WASHINGTON, Jan. 9— LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y.. HQNOLULU, Jnn. 9—</P) (IF)— Representative Francis Jan. - 9—(A’)—Tlie United ;—General George C. MarNations Security Couueil to­ " " Case tnduy offered a new shnll kept his silence'hero' version of his labor bill day opened full-aenlc debate today where he rested on his which passed Congress last on a basic arms reduction way back from Chinn to the year but was vetoed by proposal. The Ai|strnllitn United States to take over President Truman; T h e delegate called for harmony sa Secretary of Stnte. The South Dakoln Republican and speedy deliberation of General's plane stopped o ff declared thnt the now mansthe issue. Said the Austra­ today at Honolulu where he W. a (tube) Dou*U», former lian, Norman Mukiiu "Thin . ure is intended to let labor CohiroMk posed for pictures smilingly. esmuty sheriff and rr*land management live to­ drat of Gskf (<ly, h u beruror is not the time for conflict," Only a handful of people gether in pence. Case added rhalraun of the Florid* lla'lroad Meanwhile in Washington knew he was coming be­ % that he hopes that his bill Commission. turrredlng . Eugene H. tiie Senate. Foreign Rela­ cause ho had radioed ahead ithras of Ntarhe. recently re­ will allow Congress to meet M tions Committee put Its. asking for absolute secrecy. tired. Douglas K*j> been chairman its responsibilities In a com­ before, boa been * nK-mbrr of the stamp of approval tin 1lit*^ For • newante 11 Marshall iinmiuntion of (). Max Gat'dprehensive way. • •• nimmitViw (uurteen years, had only this .to 4a y " I - ___ ■ Vdtrlier, Senator -James. * S_______ ner,.former ambassador ,ln Itnvt’ no alatomcht 1 q make (Treat Britain.>Tltis pula’ l lip Murray predicted that If a .s 'Seciolnry** of <t?late at nomination b e f o r e I I I u A PPA R E N TLY IN good spirit* ber of (hr Iluuar In Washington, n«n; ’ ‘ Congress passes d r a s t i c Mr*. Trnmalt, President Ayrinilturt* Clinton ,\mlor*ont this Linn*." This was nxactly Sennte tomorrow, and con­ member* of hi* Cabinet Join I). C. Left to right , t n Frcretary ' Truman. Ml** Margaret Truman; SMTclary of t'nmmrrrr \%rrill labor legislation It will whnt ho had saitl yosterday. firmation there is regarded President Truman and hla fhmtly of Navy Jam,* Forreatal; Altor- Secretary of thr Treasury Jam,* Harrlm*ii| nml Scvrrtar) of La ­ and confHckI„r atnt v.ttr Marshall is [daiming to ns certaih. . .. at. the I'hlrf kxecull\e atarla fur n,y General Tom Clark; Swrr- . , . ; Srtrt-tary „ .. create serious bitterness nnd o f Inlvrlof bor l*"»U Stnnvltrnharh. re>t it few days unless hG'a tarj hf War Robrt;l I'aMaraon;' I ha Capitol to hddrea* the joint Here are some other nomi­ conflict. Tiie M o n t a n a f lntrrnallooal) asked to rush Lack to WnshJuIIuh A. Km *) S c r r la f y '■ ol nations which the committee session i»f Cuivgre** In the Cham­ S m eU vy of Flat, Jamr-< I'. 11%rDemocrat added that.if no. tliRFDlL * ■ '* r approved i&¥ny— former such legislation wore pnssed, Meanwhile (lie Russian he believed labor nnd mana­ Meet Sponsored By Senator Warren Austin of Daily Nous of Shanghai, Vermont as United Slat"s gement could get together which i> nuni'tl by the--Roth Chambers Of representative on the United and work out their differ­ Smiri>. I'l.u-i'il Marshall’i Nations Security Council, S. Commerce and City a npiit It sail I that ences. Murray offered his views after a conference The Southeastern States Soar* Pinckney Tuck as Ambassa­ I'tnies' i< u rig a policy was with CIO lenders. lie told Ine Contest y llj be held at tha dor to Egypt, and G eo rg e impiuiali-tii. and in i»any“ Wadsworth of New V<nk us \Vrii«U Pa i fir v i. hi lit** fftir«t of |S ,‘t <• thr ilntr f*»r h dlnitfi .ftt newsmen that last night he Municipal airport on Marrh 1 wilts jit*>ii-i| .in obstacle to IlfMutv tit tlir mrrl'ilig nf thr .M*« j whii'h turn* n Prnuty Qtifrn anil nmbnssmlor to Ira«| solving .i lot of important was the host at U dinner Sid 2 *n«l will award championior riwM»il'**r nf ( 'mnmvrcf n! thi*jh. r rnurt will bn ^elected linr Which was attended l,y|rhln* In .'andanl Cilrus Commission In Mrivfnii Inn today. Shp 'Vn* nt- .Ion Hrmtlrv vnliinffrrrtl in hr Uolin* Wen* Chasing t|ueslion.s lo'fore Ihe United troilucftl JnrW Pntik'nn, |m»*i ^rlinirmitn nf flit* tlnnr* ffimmitlfr CIO President Philip Mur- "5” * f f i 'two d.v V r V u "! Automobilf (*oinur Nalioth. Of Opinion Florida flent, and in ft «lnirt ttalk «Y*,arit1 Ciuy Alltn i« hfitl of ih* Now, I'ont Milled the Soviet ray, four or five other CIO u .poured by the Junior prr*«e<t her apprrt inlinn for •trt*' rominittrr judging thr brmity ‘ ‘M) Miles An Hour organ, things will he better Quality Improving rnurtr^Ird leaders and several Demo­ and ‘ Senior Chamber* of Com- Is thnt Snnfnrd had ri- j r o rlr «t. mtre* nnd the City of Snnford. —starting perhaps with cratic senators. Jnn •> id*' LAKELAN D . Jnn. 0 (Special) tnufrd fn hrr nnd lir t . hiinhnful j Mr, Odhnm anid thnt nlnnr nrr * UllANOK, Trx Activity In relation to the nnd sbifI. Hint *hn hnd ftirnford' i hrftiir disnltprd tn suxiimoi- n flnnf ^ ^ VV(l, (i dT.iOUtii todllV 1 China. Kor. milled the RuttAmpng other things, the celebration will l*e under the co— The recent sharp slump In 11 *' ’ . . . %vh»«*h ' -siaii paper, it serins hardly present Case measure defines {■hnlrmnnehin of Jnck tlatigan, California orange prices • ha* FAnil In her *hot* and wobld rr* ! frtuurini? the hrniity quorn nml WARHINGTON, Jan. 0. turn in thr .Spring for nnnthrr her rourt In thr G**narilU Pay ' w^,rn x" e ’* ’ ,, „ likely tltal General Mnrshnll unfair Labor practices by president o f the Junior Chamber rial)—grnator Claud, I'rpfw-r, It. mai|e the western fruit . more visit, parade in Tamp,, on Felr tf). ' 'h-v riding w s i » « • 1 vs ill I'optimie whnt it. called FI*. In t’l, ro-ali?pm,iit of ioiii of Commerce nnd Ed Higgins, competitive with Florida orctlg*1* workers Id a way closely The Jovce- • nre tnkine over , »od plunged Into I he^Sid in..... . O nr.i- T»uhi| iirgnt nil —We­ ntltlros In (It* S#imlr ha- L»-*o front one standpoint, hut i|uaU5V bers the policy of backing righttg n'(Oncenffgt* d ef­ | parajit'jing the rest lections manager o f the f senior trad* yivvtt a promhtrat po»t on th, of Floridn frull ha* improvAI fort to put the Rout iiea-tern tTeorgo Tfiuhy ha* been Z r t t S T X & l f i X ! ; * - - ..... . ? - * :« < W 6 llo S w l ten woum now cover cm group. made gc-nernl manager and will Conlhiillro on Agiiiulturc. Tills somewhat in the meantime, er- Stntra Soarim- Conte* I arms*. xvn rlrtVK fif hiM work for Iht^ : inivHInir V Ryrnes. m\\y no h«nr ployers under the Wagner lUpcrvUa all' detail* relating to I* tin- flr*t time In mmiv yrur% eordlng to report* of Florida The meet, whlt-h wiil lie held at member* and 'heir wi%>. .....ml- it *>ent off the d<«k The b e lie f that there will th. mr*t. I that a Florida Senator ha* lieeti Act. Tlic legislation would thp me<t. A profe--inonl u?*-l ' ' John i to- -.oiii,- i baoges made * in on thi» conmilll,,. ill, wort of Fitrus Commiaalon dc«|er service the Municipal airport on \la- I •ui* to Mr, Odharu rtisiensn I.f i ivrr Roy Ilrownlnir. niannarr of thn restrict Labor- unions in and 2 i* sponsored bv the Jsy- Irelh the Tamps noil l'alatkn o>' Innrr- leaped iuo* t*i wliich ,o Irn|M%rt u>i 11% i> fell m Ih men. Amencatt policy in Chinn In n report for the Chicago rees, Mr. Toohy pointed out that "O livlllf* of the club |* A. R. [folly clothed and **Ved 11 f" rth some respects, Jmt it still airport, ha* been Inatrumrntal in vast farming anil Hvriiock uulu |a Iso i% shared , by ninny nrausltut Inl,rest nf the -natlopal V W the time is short for tinamount area for I lie period ending Jan. of I lie slate. Luke. ’ hoy, a brother o f one of l'" would protect their, right to society In th, facilities uvalla ‘ hie irie* , American* They forThe senior senator fnmi Fhirltl* 3. one dealer *e/vi<-e man %*ld nf work left to he an'nmplishril •lack Haligari noummc>d thnt itipi*. , . look , . strike, picket peacefully, and here for handling large number* had been «erving on the Foreign that movement of fruit I* *loW, to assure it* -ucres*. hut ftikfrd pinna for ne»t week's nireiiug in- ! xiie dead were lh‘n lorduli.. II vv.ttil to two tlt!VtlopniPIlta nasomble in an orderly man­ of plane*. Collaborating with him Urlalluns ( ’ommilloe tr» th*. Inrt nnd that "the wholesale trade on that the benefit* drivo.l by San- dude - “loud Me nnd soct" cm- id Gene Uerreil shriy.t nf |now: Tire abolition of the ner. It would deny exclus­ are Paul Tuntland together with Congress, hut relim|iilshcd nt* the whole believe* the lagging fool from lli«* I'optesl should t' *L Th»re will be b priie for ; Moscow, Te*. hip! dtc cm's leriv e x e c u tiv e tn ie e lu'm liinartern ptev* and Virginia Rennie, na­ pine- nil lllis group to u si.|1*l«.l acceptance of navel* I* due main­ more than repay their effort*. the loudest imlividunl hern ns r. driver, »h.» wa- not ">'in« |( |»,.|p|lltr \ft«'r tluit, tho ive bargaining rights- to tionally known *oarlng plane or gieulei ►enlnrilv in Ihe uppei ly to their generally |»>or raring Itrailey Ddlmm nniioonced Fell o,<|| n- n conihinatioO. futrlv i.|.ipifunl [ [ ,|ir„rt,"i wiibiliawnl of the United I-abnr organizations which pilot*. chumtier The Hron-aMiration ucl qUAllty," JoriUvi. »r* engage In jurisdictional and W. V- Bitting, ■president o f the reduced il>e ipemWnsldu on tlii* ' Niaiea .M.iruus front China. IJe added that “ one opinion exi f Don. 'v'i' n*bi (,,,i | \|iir.-hiill tbtiii't want to sympathy strikes and would ftenlor Chamber of Commerce, romniitlre and liecatlse of the Rc nressrrl fre<|ilently with regard to M ia m i ( n ic k s D oavh K o v ( h itte n d o n s Pol It*# « hi.I H.n In.thin ,| wIn'ii lit* arrived moke them liable for civil announced that hr had appointed iiuldUun o.njoritv In ihc pn-em Florida orange* — and th*- 1* it itiI H < nf 'H ]l | k in I II » 1 II. H. Coleman, Ix>* Lecher Clar­ Couglis* tils*, prinocintlc ie|u<- borne'nut by obtrrvatlon m re­ O n (sa m h iin t; E le m e n t Are Visitill‘d Here it al rftnp#r Hi llirm m Honolulu from Guam and damages.. i* i‘. who ' a ence Redding and At Lee to Jeittalion was rhanpii from II tail store* — I* that Florida h < ‘ rabbnil a ivijtiest for Cnse also ‘ would grant aerve MIAMI. Im l . i .|‘ i • \ ir*.k io u . on the committee. Mr, Rati, Mr nu#l Mi*. E 'lnj I' * It i absolute seeivey. But whotf It U «ignlflcant thnt the m- grading standards should I- de­ i' iiw li mi Kiiinlilinjr in Miami ha, l»n*l»'n hnvr Niiivnl fruiii Ailmjc. congressional* recognition of gan will have Rob Carnes nnd finitely lightened UP nml ntrictly proportions *)f FlinMa rcniillfil in the arrvH nf " I |*s-r• tnnt Vit, to vUlt Mr. <'hitlrii<li*nV B r itis h IN vlicy In t > J j l " ' Iiewsmcin finally found tiie right o f various states Chick Laailter collaborating with creeling farming were recotninil by the adhered to In order to nhtojn sous, inrtiiilimr two woman, mi ■UiiTi, MLte Kilim t'|iltit*ml#n mut him. i>..L.uiint> r t a r i f i c t l l,im* tho (Iiuiontl told them: to enact Iowa forbidding assignment of tin- peninsular liiHikmakintr iliaigin. A ll lhi**e Until recently the extremely slalcVAimnlnr, who will now hate maximum prices." MIhh Imiiru t *liilltMi<li*ti. nl* thi-ir I a ltS tfn t "A ll rlBlit, hero I nm. You closed-shop agreements There were several commenta accused were irtra-fij nil hon I Soaring Contest Will Be Held At Airport In March 3 Boys Drowned Drop In Prices In W endy Barrie. Is Guest O f Honor At Jaycee Luncheon As Car Plunges California Fruit Into Texas R iver Causes Rivalry Senator Pepper On Committee On Agriculture HI U. S. Reminds Poland Of Election Pledge W ARSAW , Jan. U, {,1V The * United Staten again reminded 5 Poland today to honor her pleibre to hold frea election*. A dip­ lomatic note to the Polish foreign minister rharged that the Proi vUional Warsaw government has V continued It* intimidation of the Oppostien and h u violated both * the- letter and the spirit of the Yalta and Potadam agreements. Washlngon delivered similar notes on Aug. 10 and Nrv. 22, bat they have not been answered, •E ,7 The Polish general election has been set for Jan. 10, but It Is not rat certain whether the Opposition Peasant Partv will participate. Last, night the leader o f tho Peasant Party, Vice Premier Ktanlstaw Mlkolajexyk. announced that hta follower* would context the government coalition despite • • hi* party's charges o f inlimlda. tlon, political arrests and Irregu arttles. However, Mlkolajcuk said that hU partv aUR might hoveptt * the elections tf i f .the last minute ,75* i It appeared that free voting was .Impossible. * * • I ±2 Sub-Zero W®*the* la In New England firi7 ■ NEW YO R K CITY. Jin. 0. (JP) —The nation axperjeneed nearly normal winter wwatner today ex­ cept in New England and northern 3i N fw York Stow, where tempera, tare* of sere and below were rerted (Me reported b0U« MAi ‘a generally today favorable thermal conditions that prevail here were unnoticed, but at a meet held at the airport a few- week* ago, tho glider plfittr were most enthusiastic about the atmospheric conditions. Thia meet ti sanctioned by the Soaring So­ ciety of America, whose head­ quarter* are at Elmira, N . Y. and authorised by the National Aeronautical Association. In addition to the soaring championship events, it La con­ templated that there will be an riaborata a(r show. Charles W. Blow Of Oviedo Dies Suddenly Charle* W. Rlow, 72, resident of Oviedn for the past eight years, was'found dead yesterday morn­ ing In an oranse.grove near his borne: # . lie I* survived by a brother, Obit Blow of West Palm Beach and four .slaters: Mr*. Kate Keynold* o f Abbeville, Ga.j Mrs.-W . “ B. Blakc^r of Arcadla, Mrs. Essie Butler or Jacksonville and fe ala tar whose name has not been revealed. Funeral arrangement announce.! by the Erickson Funeral Home, will be held' Friday: afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the Ovlado Ceme­ tery. ns-L. i*. POLICE ACTIVE The back door of A1V Tavern on Sanford Avenue was found by police to have been broken open Tuesday evening. The' thief was apparently scared e w iv by ap «»# nolle#* *rbo under dir#c* tlon. o f Pollc* Chief Roy O. WilRam* Bre keeoln# close walrh on buildings and atom , and am seeing-to it that when door* are re hfl * . u vs* BUILOIN< - R, -T. Cowan baa obtained city permit# for erection ofjtw o frame sv. ‘IWisconsin P J ?. row, ‘ « i u b« , e th northern ready erected a number o f homo*. lemon The estimated value of each »f »ba two house* te r v**r. I** I'lto to non ' h ip m rn u s , om . ■ —-- , Iiuiiio mi I'alniHtn Avrtiih* Mr^. about the alow retail movement petnlinic nrraignniriil in munii'ipal ritit 1i*ntltMi nvt iv«*«l !*y ti uiii an I (tj, o f fruit during the period front rimrl Tuc-ilni Mr t 11itMMiilri.li was fhmti fr«»m t almw s«m m > mitk,. a, of 1'hristnun to early January, and , Tin* u n i'll, nrn* mnilt- by i Wrtsh'niylnn by Don Wi l pii-i wbo A P n lea tiu f scb.-ibib il d » r i a , th i* time most of the reports *nid that the secret police c.unblinc stpiail Uli I’m hnppy to it nlrtnninp In Atlrnil thi* .m mril day wan ..iiio -lb 'd S » " « ' * re juin Mrs. Mnrsiiall." I trade thought the shipping holi­ tier Hir i Im-m I iiiii .if J'nlice f'hli'f in .Miami ■ k rank .Vlilclicll tint! ! ‘*|il. * . 1 1 . day which extend**! from Dec. Mr, flH I 1rh.ini I n ill rrlitiii n»i clone in l*riii'»* At Mi'-. Marshall obviously Mnil in* scllni* rim f "f ileleclbes 2141 wn* helpful. Smi* ti} v hut hi v%.ff r«*in.iM m .*aill that ili'Clsioim a lie a ilv in'i’jiv (n rt'-joln the Mitrbi'll I nnk ■*•■ the p.lln "Among the'chaln* and wlnrlei .--I Hindi' ijiiii i i irti'R *1"' U -I ( i ,d s lip g a ve him a »n|frs I have not heard on- crl- force m Ihe fn-l I ibe year nnilei Slfufimt for an imlvlnnir Flans are being made by the j Lam l " ih grirtlu bllv b eeon io j g re a t big kiss. llclsm on the shipping holiday," liistiuciiniis fi.iin i iiy Mnnagii Tourist Club for a I’t™'*: n" 1* a citrus commission man In New RUlinril 1tunnel in ch ar up gamb­ outing almot a week from Sat­ ling in Miamj. 1 T in -C u b im is sai«i to , urday at the' Florid* Methodist York wrote. Another New York representative said that “ fruit, In Home nl Enterprise where they granted ranted General Sir A will be guest* of the Rev. and general, has linen o f good qual­ TinninRiibin. H igh C om in ts - 1 Miss Beulah Dean, 75, resident Mr*. Harold Barnes. It was an. ity and ha* hrmigb* g°°d price* h itiinnr fo f«»rr PalustinV, raiOMilU*, w i t l f f M**‘|** than 7f» ha%kctff of food of Sanford for the past 20 years, ftlonor nounced today by E.M . Armltage, on the market. However, the no w orn to llo u l with v io le n - j nv«-ia.mg fs.r.o each In value, • market la atlll lower on the died last evening at the home of director of tourist activities. Miriam Solovicff, concert viol­ i .1 lin vvpvor tlioro is tin IH- 1 " !t " “ Imv grocerv orders, wees The glee club of ‘ the Home, average than la necossary. due to ist, nhil former -nlnUt. w il Ii tie* her brother-in-law ami sister, Mr, CO. lio v v iv i I , vni II giver, to needlv families at Chrlsttinder the direction o f Rev. fruit which I* poor nf color, San Francisco Orcbstra and lln* and Mrs. A. L Kelly, 200 I-uircl (llcntinH *»f a n y d ecision on i tMH, umPi n a ^ revealed today te** Angclc* 1'hilharmonlr, will Avenue, fallowing an illness of p a rtitio n o f P a lestin e in to s.i t'aptf Byrd Hudson of the Barnes, will entertain the visl- hniUed or rear red." It was reported that the Roe- climax a rnasl tu c*1**! tour wit Ii four weeks, tor*. A bus will bu-aent to #etwist who — . Jewish nml Arab slab's nm b«.al Salvation Army/ pt__ “ has shown -oma a concert In in* irivcn Friday even­ rommodale many tourUts, said ton market Sire was born, June Id, 1S71 any indication of on appeal rani that hr had sent totters of atrength." though Immediate ing at R: 1T>o’clock at the Seminole Mr. AfmlUge. in Evergreen, Ala., where she wax to the United Nations for a appreciation to each of the clvle On Tuesday evening at <1:30 store delivery was curtailed and High School Auililorium. orgamissLloii't which aided in fina member of the Baptist Church. store traffic ITHIte* to hare e*. Admission will I.. only bv tic­ o'clock a chicken pilau supper aihlng thr donations, settlement. Remains were sent to Evergreen kets purchased or loaned by mem­ wtlj be served at ih* Tnurlal i**ntUU hecanxe o f mad rendi­ The*# organisation* manned lha today, and funeraf service and ber* of the Seminole Gountv Music Center. A fter the ripper and tions and slippery sldwalk* re­ Xavlaiion Arm y k e t t l e s and interment were scheduled to be raised more than |72fl as fol­ business meeting, colored motion sulting feom 'snow and sleet Association. Those attending the held there tomorrow afternoon. lows; Klwanis, f2ir.»; Veteran*, of picture* will be ihqwti. i storms. .The retail trad# fe*l«, concert are Irinr reminded to be Thera were funeral services | In their scats before the Martlne Foreign Wars.. ITU plus canned »tho report said, that good reel- Km# to prttliiri# poMlblliy of food* valued at *75; Rotary, llOOt RIOTH IN BOMBAY sumer aeeeptanc# will he enjoy­ dlitrirtinx nolt#* #fl#r th# «p« here, according to the Erickson1 Campbcll-LoMing Post of 1 thp Funeral Home. * . Any veteran in need of serv­ ed “ on Florida eltrna from now pcsrance of the artist. American Legion, $128; American BOMBAY. Jen. 0. (VD-Uioting until the deal ends." ■ M lja Dean Is survived by two' ice (free of charge) In any of Legion Auxiliary, 111]; Kanfonl broke out In Bombay today be­ U n . Albert Hines of| the following categories Lx re­ "On good nuality fruit retail T H E B A B E IM P R O V E S r Evergraen and Mr*. Kelly Pilot Club. »oH; Mon* Club $64; tween Hindus end members nf th* price* are In Una with wholesale dly of quested to visit the office of and (Inter o f Eastern Star, $40. the responsible agencies listed croup rommonlv referred La as Sanford; and two brothers, Tob« nrlce*," the Boston nlan found. In addition, mure than 236 toy* 1 “ Untouchables." There were atom Dean o f Evergreen and Cullen below: Coordinator — S. D. Carter valued at Il.&O to $2.00 each ware 60 easuelHee In tb« new outbreak# “ On poorer Quality fruit retail Dean o f Montgomery, Ale. Atlantic National Dank Dull cl­ distributed to u n d erp rivileged which only eervret to compi Irate "rice# are discounted In proporchildren, alony with 100 boxes ing. th# serious strife between tnb tlon to the qunlltv. It U noted Employment — U. fl Em­ of randy nml fruit. Twenty eight Hindu* and Moslem#. Officer* that not too much o f this poor ployment Service. 113 North CITRUS PROGRAM children were given clothing and fired repeatedly to brefck tip nuality frotfc remair* In the Park Avenue. shoes. fight# which apparently resulted hands nf th* retailer." Vocational Training and-EduLA K E LA N D , Jin. 9, OF)—The from the stabbing* yeeterdny nf fn Fhlladalphla. U waa found federal govarnment today award­ cation — T. W . Lawton, Court K IXKLKSS DRIVING ■ Hindu a tS * le#d*r of the that "despite the thlpplng holi­ ed contracts totalling nearlv House. "Untouchable*. The lenaion waa day lust ended, there appears to Legal Assistance. Hospitaliza­ 1480,000 for 200,000 gallons of Charges o f reckless driving a acute and nollce announced an be nlret* o f Florida fm l* at Oil, oranga concentrate. The contract tion and Btate Service Officer hare been made by police against all-nlxht earfaw fo r the northern tevrie." The report added that1 went to the Pasco Packing Com­ — Contact through Lloyd T. L. L. Slkas, Silver Fleet taxicab area at- Bomfcav. aheap California price* wnre got. Boyle. County Service Officer, pany. and the Wert Coast Grow, driver, and MU* Jane D. Town i ting a big play, with the trait FOOD PRICES CO DOWN era Cooperative, both of Ihule Ttkich Buildtrvg. nf DeLsmi, following a reUltkm MERCHANTS "MEET Borne Sendee Assistance to City. between the Plymouth sedan which The Faiiford Marchante A v advertised at IP cent# to *9 Servicemen, ex-Senioamen and .. The. concentrate will be dietriMis* Town waa driving north . aoelatlon will hold It# aniiuat rents a down. their Dependenta — American bated to schools throughout the It waa predicted that "orange* Park Avenlm at Second 8tr meeting this *vvn»nr at 7tO0 Rad Ofbaa. Lakrfront Boulevard. country fo r use in -th e federar and the taxi which waa at ms j , o'clock a> Out Tourist Center for and »*ngerlp*o apriving hi good school lunch program. The gov­ Veterans Administration — . time pulling a wav from the Ihe ctrctlen of officer* for Ihr rendition w ill rereiva a ready ernment purchase hsil been hailed Roth automobiles were dan George S. Anderson, Sheriff** ramlng year, areordlng.to Andrew market" In Baltimore where ren­ previously gs a possible help to Office every Turedsy. hut no Injuries were reported OF Stine. nm U enL Dtnoee wRI be ditions worn reported to bo grad­ the faltering citrus market police. served by Mr*. M - A OatcbaU. . ually Improving. u chance to use hi* Influence for the betterment o f this proininriil revenue prislucer In his home tttcll »■< oilier agricultural stales ,l.ONIH ONDON. Jut. y—(A al1y.k!'»w " hal K°inir ; *)—!j xu I have no slntem unt to to Brilbh S.-. .vtary Stnte Tourist C)ul> Plans . Trip To* Enter prise Solovicff Concert I tomorrow Niff hi Iluulah Dean Dies A fter Brief Illness i I*"v*' Salvation Army Has *“ Rf|>0»t Oil DonJltlonS Veterans Service NEW YORK, Jnn. 9-r(/P) —The french Hospital in New York disclosed today thBt Babe Ruth suent a rest­ less night mid suffered some psin. The former Home Run King's condition has been described as satisfactory ince he Underwent delicate neck operation last Monday. J CHICAGO. Jan. B—(ff) —Brokers on the nation’s commodity exchanges think food prices will (to lower in the months ahead it’ was re­ vealed today. • .v ; * * •■. ■ " ■ v. 'C : - • •>■ ■...- • 11 .:& • f : . r** V ^ -. mm » ■ — f . . fe w ;• ■ - •- * /. . ** .. ; ■ •; ;• •i ■ * ” •• " : i .. . ‘ l l �THURSDAY/.Jan. 9, 1948 THE SAttFORb HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA M e Sanford Herald ■ad I n t e l M ' fHlJHBDAV, JAN. V I H I m ale V b k n * r o n T tibA Y IN ROME U I s h K MUCH Iri DONETO KEEP PEOPLE FROM WORSHIP. SUCH LANDS AUK POLICE STATES AND TH E PKOPbri LIVE IN FEAU AND BON DACE TO FEAR. WE M A Y W ELL BE CLAD TO U V E IN A LAND WHERE WE ARE IN ­ VITED TD COD' HOUSE AND WHERE' W ti SUFFER NO SUS­ PICION UY UOINU THERE: I US* glad when they said unln nte, let Ve vo Into the’ hou*# of the L o rt.-P e . 122. I. : Flortila bond*, say*. El, Ball .if th* DuPont estate. art wiling today for the heat price* In hie Murnhall'K Appointment S U N NEVER Bending The Twig A n g e lo P a id , w ritin g w ith his Usual In spired com I M *o oT<L oiiu'not because h<| the c h ild re n . S h e acq u ired m an u al d e x t e r it y and known leek* nubile support but becau*e h ow to a p p ly it to lea rn in g a nfew tank.-She learn ed much k* need* a rest. Hi* »uceee*ot A t>out rh y th m , h a rm o n y and cp -o p era tio n , w hich e v e ry t e * ihinC ^ w oll-ru n h o u seh o ld need*. better qualified for "he job." No knowledge la wasted, no experiment performed ------------------ to fight It, or a genius of finance who raised the funds t No, not one of those. Their pay woe In- Durbin wat third with .. The nation pay* more gind relax than to survive, nr tor rfo rm er New Dealer, a chief, of the NRA * loading labor attonjoy. wordi of Donald Klca(Rlftettt'•Compuj.cry, iye and droetie labor- legUl* wooded to curb IrroeponIlona” , he fare, adding that unions night oven throw nitsd State* into a civil war1 ho preservation - o f our free my and out inetltullone of P Several thousand extra fine high crown bulbs of various sixes. T h A e bulbs were dug, cleaned and graded by 4»and to avoid bruising. They are clean and free from disease and ready to plant. Also savcrnl bushels of bulbletfl. For prices write W. Wayne LaMar. 3200 Cheverly Ave., Cbeverly. unanimity of opinion may be altered somewhnt, and what­ ever ■hia counut inay-bv-in- Ute-fttaty Department ho can coupt on incurring sqme opposition from the ranks of which will arise those who will call him names. Ncverty appears likely that he will survive it all to during the presidential year of 1948 as the nul­ ling Democratic political figure. For, it cannot be assumed that in nnming Marshall as Secretary of Shite President Truman watt entirely innocent of the political implications of this move. He must know that ilia own chances of re-election are virtual­ ly non-ox latent, *»>d those of any ordinary DcmAcrat would be extremely »Hm. Only a man of Marshall's stature, willing to run, ami properly groomed in the meantime, amid overcome the obvious Republican surge. That Marshall is willing to hm may be assumed from his-acceptance of the number one cabinet position. Moat Afm y min prefer to remain nloof from politics, and c present time General Marshall hat not differed * rule, but when he becomes Secretary of State .... Trumau’a Truitian’i cabinet be definitely alllgns Him­ FiimIn Prealdunt politics up to HI hi«h neckself with. the Democrats anti Is in polities -It is a smart pulitieal niovc And one for U'hish Mr, Truman deserves, great credit. In our opinion (ieneral Marshall will make .an admirable- Secrulasy of State, jind, if he,Is nominated by the Democrats in. ljM H , Jus will make them a standard bearer whojn the Republicans will find extremely difficult to beat. mon sense abbot children, advisek parents not to worry if the adolescent states a desire for some impractical, out-of-the-ordinary occupation.- He should be helped and encouraged, thinks Mr. Patri, whether the undorfaking The Preaiden* of the University Ini sculpture, himt-huildiiig, archaeology, automobile of Minnesota warm against n mechanics. The cn^y-through to completion of any pro­ poerible tie Itime scandal if unify*■lonallxm In college football con­ ject, however visionary, is a step in growth toward tinue*. Undoubtedly eolltge foot­ maturity of character. ball la heailln- for a revolting It may be added that only by working bard at‘several spectacle If Its direction I* not occupations, thus learning their advantages ami draw­ changed. Hut worsa than poa- backs from his own standpoint, can any young person be lblllty of such a bettini (caudal t the aubatltutioh of professional sure of finally selecting a line lie can successfully follow athlete* for college atudenla on later. He may end in some field which seems far re­ football teams-s1 moved from the experiments of youth, but If the course be traced, it will usually he found that the experiments The outstanding out* landing man w the had qn influence, either for or against the field maturely Roosevelt administration and the chosen., f. Truman cabinet ha* rciigncj. The ndvicu is not limited to boys. Girls need to try Bec/etary of Slate Byrne*. wh> might have been nominated’, for things, too. Teopie sometimes say, "Ixiok at Jane! She vice president In had he been spent all that time studying music and then gut married abta W "clear" wllh Sidney HIIIand wasted it by doing housework and bringing up _............ . t__ __ _ ___ children But it wasn't wanted. She ningn to and with , Did you are whom over half . Milton dollar* wprlh of properly was destro-ed by flrd* durinj th# ■Ingle year of 1040. The greeted death .toll in the history of the reunify ll expected to be revealed when -the final count for the year is made whin something like T7 pentm* perished every div of ! H yett Ip flree throughout the coun­ try. When you think of the tremendous coet In lives and pro* per tv which flree cause, you'd thtnk people would be more c*r»- PICAKOY GLADIOLUS BULBS - . ed/fcA i The appointment of General Marshall to Micceed James F. .Byrnes ns Secretary of Stale is belrtR hailed with unusual enthusiasm on all sides. Throughout his long military career, the General has steered elenr of politics, though his position as Chief of Staff during the past few years hns brought him into close; contact with members of Congress and virtually all important poli­ tical figures. * In his dealings with the foreign members of the Allied General Staff, Marshall is reported to have shovvn all the skill, tact, and firmness of the most astute diplo. mat, and hla patience as well as his perHcverciicc In such dealings have repeatedly won him the respect of all In vain. But let 'em finish what they sturt, learn to at* tack tnflks of a size not too big to finish. / TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY By RUSSELL K A Y Uriel Davis, prominent New tenge every American, through a York publicist and publisher of national campaign, ‘ to "Share vhe Public Relation* Directory A Florida’* Future". Yearbook, recently me.lo a whirlEatlmatea place the tnurbt in- 'HASS £ A &* s ■> — & enterprise* to sell their locat pmduet* and attraction*, but his surprise come, he says, when he realized that Florida, rich a* it I*, -®1?" tIurl« * lh* preaent season. Might not an apnreclable number of these four million people remain or return a* permanent realdaiP* if they became better acquainted cultural, Industrial existing rganlzatlon. l apporuflitlee thv» Itnvi* ■if a membership’ fee of |5 or JI0 i «n organization. per y»»r, enoujh Florida visitor* mlivldunl member-U«uld lie found throughout the u!d he non-profit nation to create an organisation at. It might 1*> of at least 100,000 members. Thu Kim ills'* Future", rnnney derive from auch memberlie see* iurh Jtt ship* would be ,p*ed to erigigo 1th mom member* expert* to make similar eutveys i« State than frmp to I hog# made by big. Industrial ip largely of tbotu concern*. Th#»e survey# would y intimated from *how the nesrt* of a Riven area of prospective In- nn,t the opportunities for new meaeiker*. hu*lne#tc*. One.- for example, enough to simply miirht cover agricultural ooportbut to Uevrliio the State’* limit purtunUit* emi so on. It would 1e»» resource* ntnl bring in per­ reveal what each community 'hi manent rr*id#nl», you mu*t> go further than that end supple * a shoe repair shop, another a "blueprint .if action” , He point* doctor nr lawyer. All rnembir* out that when n firm like (jenerat wouhl receive thr*e surveys for Motor* or*the A A I' Tea Co, their own Information. consider locating nr investing In Davli emphasize* the thought a given locality thiy make .an that *uch an organization. If it .... ...... . , I* to *erve the beat interests of just what they may expect In In'S Florida, must concentrate lie actiuav of a return on their Investttient. Thev don't depend on statements found In advertisjmeat* or In Chamber of Com­ merce literature. They want to know the dangers and pitfalls u I t ’ is a swell Idea and nn one welt as t{it uromiilng aide of the wit| quarrel with Mr. Davla 6n picture. The email bu»lne»* concern a that score, but the development Individual need* th* same kind cf nf such an nrcanltatlnn l> a Information hut cannot afford ti elsable chore, makin* survey* of hire ** perla to make *uch a *ur- the State area hy area U a blzg:r vey. If Florida had aom# indipenunit, non-profit. nnn-|«dlllcat or­ ganisation that could gather the Mine sort o f information a* b> opportunities area of - the busin*** man, ____ _________ ___ ... It In Hw form, of carefully prepared bub let ini, It would jn*«t This netel that is not now being mat by anv traceable rweulta. He hesten* to add that this I* not criticism. Such a program may well be out­ side the framework of gqveruDavis contends, that the State la not making the'effort it should to via th# lasting friendship of the** vislton should be made t > two)si what the future hold* In store (or Florida and urged to •Hare In the profit* of It* rich resources - as thev art developed. To him. a share In these profit*, or, at he puts }t "8 haring klorIda'e Future" cart be the result o f a sound public relalionk policy for tbs State. He explain* that if overy tweourcs. mo matter what I kind or where located. Is explored and the Inforniatlon passed on, people everywhere would take e rest Interest In the State, H» from such action a modration of capital and tab«tr State, and he could chat- PrlcBol Adult*-40o- ATTRACTIVI Sirs. Jem Bernl (above) la reported to have wit* neashd the shooting of Oscar Cata­ lano by her husband, Dr. Daniel Bern I In Bakersfield, CaUL She re­ cently obtained e divorce from Dr, Bernl* with Catalano acting as jter lawyer. Dr. sad Mrs. Bend later wars reconciled. .(International) one And tho*# who a n ’-radical and n wee bit *keptlea! will prubahly a&k WHO i* going to DO IT and WHERE Is the monry coining from? Quilted Satina Values to 23.95 Quilted Cottons Values tor 16.95 -Rayon Prints Values to 12.95 Chenilles Values to 14.95 W e C lo th e the F b u IIjt— W e Furnish th e Hom e'* 16 B . l » t 8 L Phone 174 i ~ C h ild r «n 4 4 c )| t fft A Y and FRIDAY I THE STORE IS NOW BEING REMODELED AND Rtcondlllonod ‘ ‘ Sf•’* 4'^, P I A N ! , »*• O S THE MUSIC m W. U I 8 L . Fh- W IL L BE FORM ALLY OPENED •'!V. • �. _ - , ‘K !V ; rmgs^m k r " T H U R S D A Y , Jan. 9, 1946 tm r n m m m m * - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA And Personal Activities Daughters Of Wesley American 0 iris More Has Monthly Meeting: Beautiful For 1917 PAGE THREE — year ii .-*1J- • •"vT"- indulgenri- •hi* Hi* pal* even huvr gone so far a- to tdead with Broadway rolumnt-t> to peck awn „i the wealthy Piano pound* 1 penchant for ailmem top pircrs. with the result that Eddie now 1* mentioned r,i arriving i,t the ^Verlgrw-isnd (loom of the Watilrrrf-Astoria in a “ suit pi 1 1vil War Gray." is described a* "the Shubin R.-iilevardier." ami similar lalteietl plita*e* which' ateit't n< alt sle-i-fved. loll give his cocktail hour circle a now w--rd game to ittay. Hu •llgll tl all Eiklto. a loilliou* •lire, . almly talk * hi* fas! way. bavin!* a nail uf broken * bal - luhlml. rrftDiiijf ftr buy a III-w - kininici ttn 11 bis -l>emirtirfy * jnrliiHU> 1il*lt* S u t*p I y T Mimttr pa*dng Tltfi *■ M a A-travr- scene from “The Strange l-ove Of Martha Ivors ' starring amon, In* frien.t*. howi-yer, to tile effort that hi will start going Barbara Htanwvck, Vati Heflin and Uujftein B tott RU* Hun Mon —hnj (e»«- nnci' hr** -beK-i - -sif,* ic-i rant. . Mr*. Elizabeth Kirchei enter­ By VIVIAN BROWN — T E L E . N O . 148 tained member* o f the Dang liter AP N’ cwsfenttire* Writer A»f We»ley l"ln«* of tlu- First The Golden Era of the Amer­ Methodist (Church at their "regular ican Woman is upon u*. Look busines* and "social meeting he.) for it in BUT, says Rolf A r t i­ recently nl (hr; home of Mra. st mug. calendar-girl artist, Hi­ Chester Daniel*. *20 Kn*t Twj-n ndi!*: tieth Street. ’ " -\iiicfstain women have been Mr*. Edna G. Fuller, first wom­ .Mr*. *C. II, Winn, president, gruuing steadily- more perfect In I’ hlllp Grashoff has left for FRIDAY an legislator of Ihr Stale of presided over the meeting'and melt's eves, In-eause they are ,ii*i Florida ami n member of the Belle Glade on a business trip. • the devotinnnl wn* given hy Mrs. carding ‘ artifice for- rralitv and Circle* of the Carden Club will Department o f legislation of Mis* Doris McCall ha* left for J. P. Thurmoml. After regular naturalness." ■mm u fottow*: A n h circle with F.F.VV.C., was the guest speaker Tcpoii* (he business meeting was It used in tie. say? Armstrong, M a J. A. Ponder at 7:00 p. if, tor at the monthly luncheon and busi­ Tavare* after spending the holi­ concluded and Mrs. Kirchet played that finding a eulendpr girl model eormul dtah supper. Central circle ness meeting o f the Sanford Wom­ days with her patents Mr, amt several selection* on her accord tan was a liig tinier - *o mnov girt * With Mr*. Fnmce.-i Bolt at 10:00 an's Club which wa* held yester- Mrs, George McCall. and group singing was enjoyed. spnileil their natural beauty with a ti— !■ A. 1L , Dirt Oardenera circle with day at the club house on tt:t\ Refreshment* were served' hy the Ion much makeup, hirairc, tinRobert McCnll ha* left fur Met­ Avenue. hostesses, Sir*. II, F. Cole. Mr*. flat tiling clothes and Mi|thi*lir*tfil t r». Oeorte Harden at m oo A. eor University in Macon Ga. after The meeting opened with the I. Hibiscus circle with Mrs Her­ Daniels, Mrs. Clarence Smith. Iwar* bert Moreland at 1:00 P. M , mar . luncheon nl 12:10 o'clock and attending (he holidays with hi* Mrs. II. A. Swanson nnd Mr*. Rut today if is diffetenl, Armparents. ho.trises fuy the occasion Were noli* circle with M n E. C, Daniels C. 1. K. r.. Mi Kee. Those Ilinsc attending i stmpg. catted alfi’d -''the -‘‘the pappy of Ida Ri-» Wete MT5.—J.“t~rttn11,—Mr e r W t M. j attrmltrr girt'."'cn ir find m many at 3:90 P. M., Rose circle with Mrs. Fletcher Rolls. Mrs. J. W7 Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Denmark Mr*. B- B. Crumley at 10:00 A. M •tall. Mrs. L. A. Calmer, Mr*. C. of Brooklet, (ia. are the house Rluckj Mis. E. It. . Lnney,^ MU' 1girl^ exactly lire type of brnuly tad Jacaranda with Mrs. Fred I-. Redding and Mr*. Francis Bolt, guests of Mr. snd Sfr*. George IJessie Zachary, Mrs. W. E- - ho ,, looking fori vl vat lint- spflnRaines, Mrs, M Tyre, J|rn-|tainsiu« fnH-ldu**timeil .loveliness sturdy fashion. Rut Iris hats Miller. M il Palmetto Arenue at The oluh was attractively decor­ Sic Call. ated with pastel gladioluses and somehow look on a discouraged J. O. I.atioy. Mr* J. K Courier, j (ouplct willt a wcil-ptopiotinm I 1:00 *». M. greenery by the hostesses. Mr*. droop, which *ug;«—tr,| a new Mrs. Rnulie William*. Mrs. J. II.j fi*tin- .tint lustrous hair. Miss Helen Masters of Miami game*.t„ hi* friends. flu -.modern girl is all of Ilia'. The Sal lie Harrison Chapter r.f O. P. Herndon, club president,' spent the weekend with her aunt Anderson, Jr.', Mr*. R. A. Futtell,; b > j a c k irm tiA N presented each officer with :t Mrs. Roy 1 ill is; Mrs. J. C. Davis, j and tiinio, he feet* sure. Whenever they *rr him in an the Daughter* of the American camellia corsage. * Mra. Cart Bradbury, She returned old lid. which is all the.time, the.Mr*. J. E. McKinley, Mr*. M. I- ] \\ |,% loutpate the trend in Revolution Will hohl its regular to Stetson University after spend­ Mr*. Herndon introduced Mrs. WHght, Mrs. G. W, Raitey, Mrs-i unnmnhiMaf h i „ | calendar appeal NEW I nllK — Eddie Durbin immediately take it and tear :t flpnthly meeting at .1:00 P. M, M Fuller, wh« pointed out In her ing the holidays in Miami. P A C K A G E S T O R .IV up, a* they might a used paper t Ruth l.umtquWl. Mrs I P. Thur- j Aim-tri-ng says ti 1* bern.-se the came out of the Navy after *cv w e home of Mrs.* 1>. P. Hagan, speech the ■need for women to Ik"Ml ■,»*«**■ IT male *IF Ilf " S uni *•••• mum*. Mr*. l>. V. White, Mr*. I. ; *evji 1 ol his gnl culetnlats these crnl highly cirdilalde years of hat, Rut *0 far Eddie'* 1702 Park Avenue. All visiting well informed on vital affairs of flkM M MtCACt itoo. JitoxfSM Mr*. Carl Bradbury had a* her miinerous C* William*. Mrs. Pearl i ’rW|, 12d "years ha* been that hr drew, shooing away Japs anil Narlr. linery seem* sufficiently nume/eii* Daughters are Invited In attend. government. She spoke on cancer guest over the weekend her niece Mr,. Claude llerndmt* Mrs, .C. H. » theni to please men, not .women, i bgikeil over hi* wanlrolie, dlscuv- to slave o ff anything any thing ie*s !e** (him » control and .unfed the Woman* Miss Bessie Adkins who is a cadet Winn, Mr*, W, A. Iluhter. Mra.EThnt i-"why hi- me-w-ar catendarx j eted all his clothes were In fine MONDAY Mr*. Paul Ochiltree will cornin' i Club to support It to the fullest nurse at Emory University in P ." N. Whjtehuisl, Mrs. P. ■ '• !*« closely- resemble his post-war I shape and decided not to buy Rowland and (W'n visitors, Mr*, j colonials; In- knew what men J anything neiv . . . hi* dozens o* “a claaa in fln-wer arrangi-mcn's eaten hint (minted out the need Georgia. Janie* Perry of U niter Reach amt: wanted ami stilt * want. Rut it suits, overcoats, even a fur-lilted under the iponsorshin of the Gar­ for raising spiritual and moral | concepts. Mils flrltta Wihlen of Stock­ M i- Kirchet and the hmlesstH. dwa-n’t until riWeitlly that wolin’l. i-|ienny of venerable vintage, wen-i den Club at 2:00 P. M. and at Members present for the meet­ holm, Sweden, i* the guest of -------- ~ . tiisim-vietl that a man's idea of till of the finest prewar material* *:00 P, M. »how* films on the Mr*. Olga Hunter ■white she at­ ing were Mr*. Irving Peinberg. j wmnait’s beauty never e*gi get I ■Object in the Tourist Ccqjer. aud Eddie couldn't see why he tend* the Sanford Vocational Sirs. Herndon. Mrs, J. E. Baker. Wi'iiu-ti learned front the w.V, should rush tight off to his ex­ Mr*. Paul Ochiltree uhiler the Sr hotd. • Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Nettie he say*, that tut 11 prefer ill*} pensive tailor and buy a flock of * apices of the Gulden Club will Epperson. Mrs, "Edgar Mitchell, "slmi'lc tiling- tn lite They like fresh haberdashery lust becnti--* id a . discussion of church amt Mrs. E. B. Clements, Sirs. II. W. Donald Jones _ hns returned to a gill who sets herself apart tile war tins over. Further mine, afternoon lawn party arrange­ Goodtpred, Mr*. J. E. Courier, (he University ’ of Florida in fr o m n u r s in g *ty b ** and husk* ments nnd at t :0O P, M. she lee* you couldn't gel (lint kind of goo I Fli Halt* of West f‘aim i loach Itfci nn xtutiTidtinl legardle-* Gainesville after "spending th tures^of miniature fluwej- novelties Mr*. J. N. Gillnn, Mrs. C. good- unyuiorr. 1* here for a few ilux* lie r* rliiiogi-s to fn-hion Earle. Mrs. K. C. llBr|>er Mr j holiday* with hi* parents Mr. and T U E S D A Y . J A N . 1 4 lli— 6 :3 0 I* M "at the Tourist Center. So Eddie jusl pickl'd up. clothe* Maying with Ml. -n-1 (Its R N. George-F. Well*. Mr*. E. A Mon-| Mra. T. W. June*, Mora gnl- have (hi. -inaLiy wi*e, where lie left off, which Hlrevelt. 'TU ESDAY . fort on,* Mra. It. T.-Warren. M itoil.i) hisu-i- (hey .i-o l-i-ing. gives hi* pat* log DiMaggio. Miia Heckman Tiom llielttm, O. even in *tnall town*, wh-rt (Meeting of the .Fidelia Class J.. B. Craw-fonl, Mrs. Wurt, W. ■'It | Nicky llhnr, Jerry t 'sniper, .Inck^f, P ila u , C o ffe e , etc w ill b e furnisher! bv C lu b. i i vIGIing HJr. iKiludfather, 1;**- -Armstrong UujiiS "the Ihg city of the "First llnfitist Church "will Warner.'Mr*." John ‘MeJsch; Mrs. Gleason and the reel of* Id* gang tcr Truesdale. and family. be held at V 0 0 P: M. at the W. A. Vossler. Mrs. F. K. Unlit,: e-inipleV." I*nr uric (thug, women, i " Mr mid Mr*. I W. Prevail in setting hack feminine grace*, mi upportunite to give him an home erf Mr*. J. P. Cullen] 110 Mrs. J. T. Newbv, Mrs. B. 11 P ic n ic b rin g in ln iD , b rea d o r rolls nntl rlcssrrts. unmerciful ribbing. had-ns llit-ir guest* foi tin* week­ We»t Nineteenth' Street. Reck, Marv Rohcrlsun, Mrs. J. me -helling the liigli. - lar tueied 1 ' Now Eddie's dinner jacket*, Memtwrs of the Santont Garde 1 end Mr. amt Ml*. R K Griggs Wadsworth, Mrs. O R. Dawso.i. Club have arranged an enleitainhand.is. .flu* Mpsweop. he .ays, ( business suits.-lop-and overrun' b „ , 1 Mr*. William Hchnalud. Mi*. J. II. fng atav for Mr*. Paul Ochiltree and daughter Shtney is the t tggesl fashion mi*rlike -hills, cravnls and jltst uVoill Ml ninj 'lr*. Witsnn Geiger M o n tc k a m t M r * h j . t .e h .„ a n women. eVyi mude .nut i'td> be ft of Coral GnhW who i« arriving F o r I'u r tiio r In fo rin a litm Plioin; 51 laughtci Rcvi-rty. Mi. add C1IU- men dislike. It. (nil hrcnil*- t-vervlhiiig sixcept hat* slthlil Ui', .iidmnuHly in thru Vlosels while | the ugliest jtai! of 11 woman in he wa* prowling ills' Pacific. At- ■ * — : —« I he hut k of her hurt isand Mediterranean • IB • Mr», J. IK Davison h**iuir*ui 1-III V if she iur- 1, ni?*r niul MiChimp R by h?injr presented with g hlrih-|i«MTi Mi- M K Ihritlt ,1 - ij - tin* i-aiiit.'-' day cake at the regular monthly •III V* ri \\ nl* i P hf k- Vl sit Ifl loll - hot' i-x.-o meeting of Ihe k^iendshlp league t t| \h 1.1* Ukc mis iti i. poinpailoiii - wei of th* Congregational Churrli pnyL........... ing she will -luthe honor go*' uii.l Ml1 \ \ D--le Mi Sirs. H. Nicholl. Mr* John Kick. It, (o e fe i. hixinelle. which was held on Tuesday aftei 1at a dinner at the Home of Mi* a. tlu♦it hot Vi "t Itci i lie . tiiix,- IU'-I Mrs K. W. Fite. Mr* H C Hei noon at tin- I’urish House. | A. W. .Epps, president "f the week a fi ' i f br Ii>»' llni ilc Meriwether lr, i 1.1,-mil -I - tel Mrs. O. M. Zittrower called the rel, Mr*. Francis 1 elnti, sad .on Mon.lai at lii-i-n , I'm him ! All' 1 Mr . t-u n ltj | i ,-iih mi- i n scion " e e t in g to order amt presided Mra. II. H McCnslin. Mrs E •( "ark will give u nf Mi \ ri null, Ml 1-n tiu-l fn- f,-,-t to ,. no -<r>. I-in height while regular business wns'earried Clements. Mrs. Edward Kirchet. I ■ ■ ' .......... . Mrs 4 i uiil | ) M il Sunfii llini r lit I If- -4l' let l-lll-e if the gill on. The meeting wa* closet! wi'h Mr*. Roy Tillis. Mr*. H M Pap luncheon, That evening Mr*. 11. W lluik John Tli*»niti» i *i id '. worth anil Mrs, A. M. Philip* i- til,, well-t-e-toled I’, tie who hi er Is entertaining with u dinner the Mispah Rennticaliitn. n -Tx. e-f « The ‘ VVoiimnN S r Guest* were Mr*. Jack McDon­ , and on Tuesday at noon a limcheo.i IMS! rito-t-rtl The' presenUlion of the cake mrel11<1M Service bail Bn ati ilay ald, Mr*. Eitna G. Fuller, Ml*. It. White all gill* found w'.o took plare at this time after G. Rtsser o f Ptari-rvilte. Cal amt (w ill le given by Mrs. C. II ('" « - ing at tin- Meih cnil'l •' hurrh plea-r a pin op ailt-t * St-ldoui which'« social hour was enjoyed Mnt. 'FHinlielh Kirk of Steut>en- burn in Mrs. Ochiltree's honm Tttesilnx t-> finish t Ih-ii -duly in m.-ilel uL'em u-s. when- Al'nShe will la- the house guest of rititri-i- Etn ■iw liir and refreshment* served to Mrs. These pt j ■ Mrs. S. C. Dickerson ami plan* *11 Mllt ttiir Mr'. .Nell.- Mi ollllll, sttong -ay- th. g ill inually are Davison, Mrs. J. R. Root, Mrs. villts O. ...ptii*t! ..loti amt ldtt«v to Imleave Tuesday night for Winter Mr*. ^ W hIioi Ni»it mnugh. Mrs. Elirat elh'Jewett. Mrs. Joe Meis.-h, YOCNG pETH't.Efl MEET painted ivol. a big happy smtl* Mrs. Anna Srhinnh. Mr*. John Pal k. All* i ' MfbniiM- CtilU Mt.1 rtb »m|hi mt | 11111*1 Jones, Mr*, llcnrv Mikel. Mrs. Kv L-Ull 1*i,iin-l*. Ihut I- • it 1'll ll-'C ii. Capt. Hynl Hudson'»f (In lucil -Ui "t S^lllt.-t 1 > I1 E MARRIAGE ANNO! V KR ■Tarry Kent. Mr*. Aiire McMitlun, I Ii-U:i , Mi-. M t *. W 11 h Army imsl «'1R ;< n » ' mi* c -..it t: i **• ill atil#. ^fr*. F. P. flnsutinser of W'nitly, Salvation and K i IIms-# *Vli ?, J. \ t^ig.ic nine young people on Friday eve­ in tin* rti 4p nl J.rfth <‘*M.I1III tlf interest to friends In San­ Mr. M K A la, Mra. A. K. Foster of New­ ning to Jacksonville to attend the hi* I 'l - m- mIH .if n ■ tifi» « buryport, Mass.. Mrs. Craig of special young people* council lit ford is the announcement of the Mr 4iit*! M i* J r m . ia. IlloUn a; <1 Mitf**|..M tliM'rln » "'ll* marriage of W inoitn K. Hrngg have at thefi K,1,‘ .1- Mi M Boston. Matt, Mrs, A. IT Knight, 1. . . iftunf hr* ’HIM' which more than 500 wilt take to It, E. purlfoy on Jan. 2. The You i Mr*. Zlttrow*T. Mrs. E, T. SlinpI jiim'- mother />>"*\ liji-tln-i M part. They will return Sunday hr Arni** r.M vr yan - II ftiffoi Mra.’ Bonner Carter, Mr*. evening. There will 1«* no services ceremony wns pcrfornteil in Thom- C. 1 HlUVi'l! A Nil \\r K V 1 I lo w s Jufin 5* i-cn f HMl11> *» ui In \ if ■svitle, Ga. at the Methmlol from Columbia. S. C. H. Vemay. Mrs. Adairte and nl the local post on Sunday. Hut Church. ohl: Martha Jones. Mils V. Roldnson. Mr*. Ruby Combs and dnughf-i she tvim two in\ ^ ti .If* lil*l tn these will he resumed during the j Ho y»»i *cr. JERen garter and Julie Vrrnay. Alice Iwe spent u few day* vi-i pfn *fr-rti* ihe week. : fw« Piirr. hr ITft o*f ” NOTICE ing frlentts in l.nrgi>. Y e s — an d "S a ve y o u r ntttncy" is s till i;ootl a d v ic e . . . .. . * , ____ Mr. and Mis. W. G, Anders an I crmlle a d v ic e lh at is so ea sy and p lea sa n t to la k e at T^oticbThe regular meeting on Tuesday sorts have returned from Gaineto n ’ s w b e r e you get your fn y o r it e n n tio n a lly a d v e r­ of Ihe Fidelia Class of the First ville where they spent the ha'i I'Mnu Jin iri'iiiivn, I* r ilapti-l Churrh has been postnoncil LvhlU I.iiiictii Mtufin ainl MiMrciI tised q u a lity produ cts nl p rices da lo w ns \\r can , day* t/ until further notice it was att- j Chief John riioma* left Siimla Mai hu4u* s Ainu Ki'imtiL Hiifripossibly m ake them . In fa c t, m an y o f ou r p rices m e notinred t™luv hy Mrs. J P Whi­ J I,, leporl |o Ch«rtest«n, H • t--< EOK. Jm f. Shiiiv. <UH* r Mulhieux, as deep dow n lo w as th ey w ere in 1939. T b in k ol taker, reporter for the circle. *i*i,*i \|i **iil| f ii ■cher orilCis * Prune* * \\ S i R'lli ISlI't I Witlliri I t h a t — and think o f T o u ch lo n 's e v e r y lim e you need .Ml atm Mi - Fit Ctu.'it, I- >- AU m Mi NOTICE , N n llin anil l i 'i L i ti fin m j drug store m erchandise. W e h a ve lire In mid-, r n Vet getines. Vt, art ii ed » « -1* i- 4 • Httnfxril *mne iTnit* hen- with . thefi T liter- at p rice* llin t sin e you m on ey. ' The annual Parish House aup- tn-law and daughler. Mi a- _ hr Mini Mr* I: \ Hnii«r fr*>m Aniiltion* Alii u«*“ Ii«,t*** « lieiifli11if er « f the Episcopal Church will Mr*. Don Norton.' , fI M e held at the Pariah House toA weiner roast was enjoyed us j n frw tlay* in llivii witilrr liume* ‘ =• night at 7:00 o'clock. the shdt’es of l-ake Harnev r< | Mr. V n«! Mr*# Js T. MrldHin. Sr. . cimtly. Those present were Mi—i- j uprni HiimlMV hi Orlumhi vUltln* L SI.M Take ailvsulaRP of I at Verne Dunkrl, Hetty Faye Y »' ' with Mr. mill A fiv llnh lh»rnr«. the d a u n t on flawr r (iilf Ironizod Y e iis l arrangrmenU hy Mrs. ONCE A YEAH O N L Y I 7Sc Belle Ochlllrr. Jan. 19c D oans P ills 13-14. Sponsor nl hy Sanford Gsrilrn Club. Yu ' Womanb Club Holds I Luncheon Meeting P e r s o n C a len d a r . j I- BROADWAY lA R R E L L 9 - . A CHICKEN PILAU SUPPKK TOURIST CLIIH GENEVA NEWS. (>arden Club Honors Mrs. Paul Ochiltree ra. Davison Honored At-Friendship Meet «- f e g -wlfiM -M -' m // > ■/-■ X * I ‘I Ai Smasher // \ I.IGfERiKE fruui I'ASTE *r E Alisorhino Jr. K9c ' \ l Lf* m / "J CDcW lPu lt3 On C- *. S a le F R I D A Y 9 a. m. To Coming fJan. 15 -19c SP E C IA L D R Y - S K IN M IX T U R E O n ly 6 p. m. . Girls* and Children’s t ERGMO SELTZER ■ •Or Custoria : $ lc fiftr 19c Fasteeth Sic J * . J Baby Powder 21c Miles Nervine KJe *1.00 ^ > ■ t! 3m m :ivAM **e »*•w- k-eep » and Confidence Confirmed 5,ZS* 1 ^ ' 11.00 Size _ Tlje Regularly priced up to 1,98 • 8 Washable Cottons* •I*ea 3 to 6, 7 lo 14 M b SWEATERS: [*Url, 1.98 W«0l Cardigans Red, Brown i n ,u, « Vs,-J ij-.-l*. : N ow —save hall on llii* luxuriously lubricating night cream for flaliy-dry skin. Helps make atin supple ami aoft . . , an arch-enemy o< rough spots and tiny line* due to dryneao. Col your sup­ ply now aa the time ia limited. • ■ its •v. i , Thai doctors so firqurnllr say—“Dave this llllnl at Touchlon's" — Is continuation of (he confidence (hey hsir tn our ability and our re­ liability. They know (hat we ■dll carry out thetr Instruc­ tions with painstaking rare; follow Uveir stye!notion* lo the very letter. Bring your next prroerfptlon to os with fall confidence In our ability and readiness to fill It lo perfection with fresh drugs aI the highest quality. t/‘ ORDER YOURS N0W1 - Add K % Federal nets# tax to Cosmetics * 3:30 P. M. E V E N IN G P E R F O R M A N C E '.... 8:00*P. ' / A D M IS S IO N —6fic . $1.20 ( tax Inc.) . QpnwnnDcn BY nv unNit u in SPONSORED LIONS rCLUB BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY ' r- .__________________ . waEswtBi r \* * - * 1 "T -l A, mm Alka Seltzer 49c Citro Carhonhtc 57c Bisodol 49c BC Powders 19c lets SSS Tonic 99c u i* *• • • Pctrosraiar 89c * it*"-’ \ M A T IN E E ............ r - 7 19c Me SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Jif-' , :V-,*( lie Carters Pills T O c7 Ac U C H ’v'/tA x/d ./ T D N c o . jQ su iO 9 lo iL SANFORD,FLORIDA t ‘ j �-* - mtrnrn---- rHURSDAY, Jan. 85 1946 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A «****»■ Coach Hknk Iba Always Stresses . Defensive Game INSIDE SPORTS REPORT Bj ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. BMP SCHOOL know “ the acore. At ta il the Florida Stale Lc« ue la taking some initiative in taking Interest in the mfn in ic much discussed umpire squabblack and are willing to drag the whole meaa into the open _______ directors have The. league for ■ public hmue-cleanf ng. finally become aware of the de­ Certainly it 1* a aUp in the trimental situation and are mak­ right direction. Since our league ing plana to remedy the whole received an many ream* o f ad> matter by inilalllng N school for verm- publicity laat season, It waa ’ arbiters In Orlando. A pre-re­ obvious that something had to be quisite to enrolling in the Flor­ done. Since, the lde» o f an um* ida State la-ague umpire school pi good it might be twill he five ear* participation welh to give the present »et-up organirei mcbali. This _ will a gotsL alrLng_iu_unlt;p .bhat I SEED POTATOES NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED Quiniela Returns $229 For Largest Payoff Of*Evening REVIEW O F YEAR IN SPORTS SEPTEMBER B, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Although mint college baske’ ball coaches are streisinic nffen«r rhc«e day,. Coach Hank Iba of Ok’ shnma A. and M. Still, hat hla team drfenelve minded, ami the A (trie style la continuing to ' In the fifth race at the Sanfonl Orlando- Kennel Club last night Ben Lucky and Irish Lover hung 'up a 3-1 combination in the *iui nicla event to return a mutual of $229 -for the tartreat payoff of the CORNER SECOND & SANFORD PHONE 358 HEALTHFUL W H IT E & D A V I S Land Clearing And Dragline Work "W e Specialize In Tough Work" Sanford St. C lou d Phone 160 I>. Q. B ox 332 rd hid (he players bprn cf higher clllbr*. In the FBL, like many other league*, there were Inegperl enred umpire* trying lo run the gamr* and, alnce they hall re­ ceived no training, were Inferlnr. They did not know how to clamp down on the plsyrrn for rules. Infractions arid nl"rnndud. Therefore, a* th* sea­ son progreaaed when mope ser­ ious problems arose, the um­ pire* were practically power­ less to enforce rules. Now that the league ha* decid*d to solve the umplro problem* before the season starts the Florida State league should en­ joy a much Itelter season this year than it *11*1 In 19IC, since the player standard will also be There Is reason lo believe that the Gainyvilln G-Men will add two former ihilalka Axalea play­ ers to their roster in the near North Dakota Certified* future. It I* rumored that Mike Kofi* RED BUSS AND PONTIAC and lilarkle Blackmon wilt be in tha Ceincsvllla fold. Should - ffnag sign these two youngsters the G's will lie well on their way to rebuild their dub since both are Infielders. ISLANDERS It has been revealed that In formal discussion* between the Daytona Beach Islanders and the New York Yankee* *ro under­ THE SANFORD way. Unde Padgett h*s disclosed the receipt of • letter frees George W«i»*. general man­ ager of (ho Yankee farm aysstem, discussing the pooelblllty. of the Islanders Joining the New York chain. R o b e r t E. 'P a r k , M g r . Ph on o S a n fo rd A v e n u e a t 2nd S treep 154 A lto of Interest was the state­ ment that Larry RcPhsil, Yan­ kee president, was considering e visit to Ihe rovort rity to Inspect Bering training facilities for 1047. Padfett at*ten, “ Of course there ta nothing official y*t. but It wenid be fine If we could get the Yankees here In 1»4«." The Yankee* hav* signed to snltt. their Spring training nrtlrltjr between Puerto Rleo and at, Petersburg In 1947. A* matters now gUnd, the lelandera have no backing for the 1947 season elnee th* Daytons Beach board nf directors severed relations with the Brooklyn Dodgere at the termination of the 1946 campaign. SATURDAY, JAN U ARY 11th J. E- TERWJLLEGER 309 Elm Avenue l)|»!>l,la Harrl lile Itld, Kalla rtiv, Oklahoma Hum-. HMdetila. Kanry IVentr. Art Thou, II lllla II. Ilrltlla Judaemalil. »M »«a Kara—KHlurllM fKira* Halt tlallr liar Jo. Inwky Ttm. iMarrtrlM. Krankla Holla, leiril l‘a'aho<i. Kan Ilarirrr. t.urky Krrtnk. Had *Jorgr. Third Kara— -VI* Wllrl lima* Hal* Hall, llaaklr I malalrla Harrl Cvritinu. 8irnniK> KulI r.t|»Uln. SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED MODEL 1-J STANDARD SINGLE Cis t .p r i c e $127.00 •n Holt. Jealnu*. «'h*n* k»I'hsn* t.lltl- Hose. I*ajni Town Hull. KlfH tlolite. Mary. Snrsik Mace—KalartO i , (Hulalrla llsrsl Iteln* sllrl. glow Jl*-'. S|i«r Mmrun, liHtiiceSl Thunder Ho, Lf|il<iwti B* U. Of Fa Library, Scholarship Loan Graduate School Fund Of $1,000 Is Growing Rapidly Given To U. Of F. GAINESVILLE. Jarf. it, (Spe. cisl t—Growing spare from modest beginnings the Library and the ti* admit*- School of tile Uhlversity of Horida have come forward in the intervening years since Its founding to take llisir places rs two of the mimt rapidly growing compnnenU nf the University. Hum 3.000 Imilks in 1907 the Library has grown to the present total of approximately- 300,000 volumes, while the Graduate ■School has groan from an enroll­ ment of seven students in ltk»d to an enrollment o f 255 in 1910 From the outset, the record of the Library and the Graduaf' Srhooi ha* been one of niutu d cooperation for the Gtaduatc stud­ ents make the Library their head­ quarter* and on completion of their studies contribute a volume nf the Imnk* alrrady reposing in the Library. The Ubrarv is housed in a four* stnry brick building in the north, east section o f the campus. Tbs Graduate J-whool lias no separate physical plant, but from its an­ nual budget it contribute* to tige purchase, of library book* nod periodicals and asais in purchas­ ing equipment needed for research in various donsrtment*. ■EAch graduate student is re­ quited to -complete either u mas­ ter's thesis or n dnetoral disserta­ tion. both o f which are based o« research In a special field. Tim nrigtnal copy of each of these, most nf which exceed 150 page* bound aim and piacou placed in length, nr* bouml In the Library to form Important contribution* to language and. lit­ erature, education, history, econ­ omic*. science, agriculture,* enajneerjng. and many other field*. Among the more then 700 roas­ ter*' tbess anil tho 40 I’h.D. dis­ sertation* are many Important pieces of research of value to the state. GAINESVILLE. Jun. 9, (Spe­ cial)-—A $1,00(1 scholarship loan fund has been made available to I Diversity of Florida student* by thr Vrrne K, Munich Educational Fniinilallon, Bean It. C. Beaty an­ nounced todav, A*lministrre<l by the University Committee on Scholarship* and L-ans, nf which Bean Beaty is chnirmatij the loan fund provide* that applicant* who are graduates of an accredited Florida high school ami bona fide residents of Florida, and who.have com­ pleted at Irsst two semesters* of college work with a scholastic average of not less than " C , may borrow up to 1250 per year. A ls o A lu m in u m C a r T o p B o a ts GETS NOMINATION CHICAGO, Jan. 9, </P>— A member of last. Fall's Notre Damo football team has been named hear! coach of Chicago's Mount Carmel High School. The appointment went to Robert Mc­ Bride, n taoklo *on the unbeatrn Irish grid squad. He will take over hi* new duties late this Applicants for these loans will month, following his graduation. be required to furnish a satiafaetorv endorser to the note which will bear four per cent interest not to accrue until the borrower is graduated or for any other after Iftvlng the University complete payment. to The Munich Foundation became Interested In th* University or Florid* thtough Jack Thompson, Miami attorney, and former stud­ ent, Bean llealy »ahi. The d!?JJ of student* added that the I1.WH1 tendered bv the foundation I* per haps the beginning of conlrlbu lion* (o this loen fun<L Officials Miss o o v n o s t e z . Tes. — (A5)— The spectators finally got to decide a was a good thing there were fans present or they might bayo Travl* Bruce of Best Ttata* Btfta and Max MoOleertn « Bud Cen­ tral plowed heed-on toward the :OCKTA!L LOUNGE AND R E *f AURANT “ Florida’s New Smart Spot” » GOOD FOOD A N D GOOD O R C H E S T R A jWAVrL */ -.ttyy-.-t. + L : - ->-■■■. ' i ' V; ;j r\ . From 9 ’Till T o A tten d T h e O ffenlnr D 1 D Y O U K N O W I T IS POSSIBLE t O F A M IL Y W A S H F O R 7Bc? v ‘ •• DO A : MAKE WASHOAY A HOLIDAY. WASH THE "HELPY SELFY” W A Y Monday and Tuesday ........... T h e Public la CordU liy In vited v v -= 6 A. M. to 8 P. M, Wednesday, Thuieday and Friday 7 A. M. to 2 P. M, Saturday Ph on e 8 3 3 -W Klnl b t a —PalartiM T O U j A c r a ! kT?AAtt?« Wo*l i!\ e i *’ A lA ^odA L'^sJdirO V W toJSLP. PAjPdfJ e o f i WcvJ-TrtB vNbvtWV Phono 1166 Partition Blocks Den Roll and-Tar to formed the winning daily-double pair to re­ turn llon.no for one of the highest paying dally, double* of the year. The veteran Able Pal crosaeu the finlih line Juat abend nf Oe.il Me In, a young rabbit chaser that shows great promiae, In the feature race of the evening. * * ROBB’S HOME BAKERY Concrete Blocks—8x8x16 evening. - The Aggie* have averaged only 42 point* per jfame, but the op­ position, - Including such strong teams as Long Island, Temple, Kansas, Kentucky and Texas, has W n limited to an average of 3*1 points. Although h* slway* stresses defense in hi* coaching, Iba says he was forced to concentrate on that type of ganie this season out of neressity, As ho explains itt "This season we didn't have one good shooter, so we had to J o e L o c h s wrdockfeD * j develop a good defensive machine. 1 Shooting i* a gift, but nnV boy OdY•fAvli MAJPiCU-o can be taught to be a good defen­ ul A HdAVY/Jet&At* sive player." CHAMP,oJSVliP PiOAT aPtlfK, iWoMidilYflS ArJO/Ji<J0. SdCOrJoS Of5 frl6A<4&jflSAoP Worl X laedAtiQciAv j AMAffedRSotFORLANDO, Jan. 0, (/»•>—l^ruti CAA^PlolSdiP I Revil, pltcher-rtutfleldsr on Orlai «|o', championship I9trt Florida Slate league team, today was named manager of th» Brian l • Ffeu.ee, cteVdi-Adp MoJdp . Senators for the DM7 season by Business‘ Manager John (lrg»a#1. a c c , cf?Ac*dgp w e e WAppew.'jl Bevil broke into profesaiona! . SfiPixfPojt'eecwtt baseball with DtLtnd'a Florida X o p 5*13 tfAfffeRS IfjTApudtJSlate League team In 1039. He joined Orlando in mid-season last vr-ar and won nine game* while losing three for the Senator*. Ix)uis Bevil To Pilot Orlando Ball Club Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Clearance Sale 7 A# M, te 2 P, Ml, L o c iiM Second Floor O fwretioiu Building On Route 92 Midway Retween Sanford ai 1 HOUSE A N D DUKART LO T LU M BE R -A t Cas8eibeirry Promoted By AJex P. BREWER �■e. . * * * *• 7 ^ k • *1 ’ *. THE SANFORD HERALD/ SANFORD, FLORIDA ^ - -*■ i — * f *" x .. i . 1! tii K » . ■ • I LKGAL NO I ICE 11 #: im l n : n hiiv,«j iv u n m*.*» |*11vn IfI!.*irir tl1 III m it «'ttt*ti|rt IM. El«r|tl.l M itlU cw , I'J II i .ittii tuli *1 IIIF Its*’ I 'H lrig ili -i i Il-t il 111 S v m liin l* PtoritL*. will be 'uffefH .*1:111 a jt* 6 l ) | l | l l I I fill lilt ami l.. *t |.|«\ Ml the Him.I lix.% 1 Ilf t|».- N,li|i|)ti|p b .1 |•itk• 111 ** » p a g e f iv e 1 ii i. 1 1 lYxtv..*. » in«i«r t ’> |.*«* i i III m. L «.1 M M.|i, i |M|i) t t i . ' j 4 L i . I A ** l »*i b« \ *»*» I*in- i*t**-» ii * ii ; |mm : i I * |(li.. i. t f ,ti,• l\ tii ii it i l i i B h U I *1.«| 11e---L %* ts»l> - l A H V l . . , k i * • !.« ! 1. kf tVjBL * ii 'm** > h -r t i-ij-f* J ..t* P l«t »,M » t, II ■LisL4_ I He uM Pint IliH-k ] piiCr Z |MH- I I P -’i . » ♦ «r \ n ittu.k SI 1,f >|Vg t :», .if How To Relieve Bronchitis nmulAon relieve, promptly bo« Creemulalon cause 11-------it com right to the Mat o f the e to _help _____ loosen____ and.... expel trouble . I.f ill*, - I f , Mt M\ fbinisr fl Pit*i lU.i.k lit vt| * l it 11« I |tafc* i IU...W i - l M r..Ml.. \\ CREOMULSION At laal. l b t r a h li la Classified Advertisements rot *-«# rlit# in • b -»> h *••««# M ft iiiii Will, fo4gIf Ilk* M««*l dlMalaU Im«. •i*■oa m4 4« hI« i * * 2 TtltU imiA HKLUi • O. UpperBronchial Irritations — Wk#f» .ti«ir.Urftf hHftrr funrtPn r.imh. pdinMmiMlUf la trm+ln In y<i«r (| f i* F *T »4i f Ce*4 f »• P'-O §•!»•** *allt*l, tilth Mill a *4 *•»*** ■**». $ O N * D 'O i *»>ir,.f — m » ♦* rk4 irBU4rnB B »tB *h«k^hw rkwumstp-i-olri.. i!kW|r'i‘ l^ p l i M'j t,;. hllktlM’ [rnffineti iinder Ihc m * ««•*••• Ii*- Bftit dUliibr.* Prr-,»^M Of grant. ' i.AIKiK \>r. i l” (lf> II ‘hu KC ItN IS HKD BOOMS, tii s e ll H07 M u c 1 1 111 I HI’ ) h i H N IS IIK Ii , ‘ ,Y k - I’ hnno I 1T-J. r Kl >UN IS 11Kl * tiftn tmvnt nt. htiu.r, OltANl.KS, Swvi-I, I • IR E STATE FOR SALE -A I I I .'- - .j ,» i Horn III. I Pi uiih i.iiii a« ( HHfimg wiii» j **1 I ' . NO. I giitnl I a I HI in i'tl * .Hi KIM* If it fill*’ (l 31' 4* !* li' l IHtl U tilifif* * i *•»If I t\ *‘.i» . i f I f f *. P \1 POTATOES FRESH T R IM K IA . M < >1 if l ; \ I %:ifd» mt t Ubftie •LETTUCE 2 Igc. heads l!)e BEANS CABBAGE 3*/2c CARROTS lb 4‘/2c CELERY 5 lbs. 2!)c ONIONS Git ke n '• Ih IDAHO BAKERS ... | l* NICK’S Bunch ■ i I.IIHI VS FANCY- -PICKLES 12 oz jar 33c PEARS . No. 2 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM tRY Can 27c OOUIKN KEY—TALL CANS \ Cans Nick’s Own Ice i!lc SALMON 45c JEWEL 4 lb. Ctn. Cream $1.35 W# Make Our Own Ice Cream, All Flavor* Tnkly - Dclicioua - 1Irnllliftil MAYTIME. GREAT VALUE or BURY YELLOW C1.INU PEACHES No. Can 25c NICKS HTOKKI.Y'S NO. I CAN * (-I’ M- Ul 780- vv CRANBERRY SAUCE KAUM 414 S U n fo rd A ve n u e * till n is tiirn , k iy rr -i' ■ t’ 1 t. VI I I t s I I’ ll. »l| I-*- r.v.i' iitii tint.iwnti • | Wf* t K i t . I .*-! T (V I \• Ii F ll1- VltIM. I.IHtV K m'|, t ii ' Mini Imii-i- ini-.Jntfc •pa" . v—l inn .i’ ....... I ■-1in ItllllKIt r A VV. VV 11X 1A MS. Hr,ill'll A ’ Iiiii Ui IliUif 1* dg KIVU BOOM fO T T A O E mi .-.Ign nf tpwn pavwl alrent wllli all MU i .invi-tiii'iii't', i’ i ti .-.I a* t r;,.ii mi llidmil \ William- ItralliK C l,...... : :-J V Unlit I. I Ml HI 8111 AH| 1 H ank II .|g ...... V .- I .. . - i nii sai » rat.ln, KI,t k iu t t h iT r*B*1 III W tfl l! j I I lit' 'It iit ' >i, |d,..,.r PM HOKKN’i I o il ’ :1 lllltf n o P1 i: \ \« . 4 ' .‘ V i pei fi'i-1 lb I BALLARD'S. FLOUR • 5 lbs. 43c 10 lbs. 88c 25 lbs. $1.94 FANCY K R A F T ’S t II 83c MAYONNAISE 8 oz. jar 23c MIRACLE W H IP 8 oz jar 19c (Until One) APRICOTS M oz. pk. 49c . FANCY PLACE-PAR Peaches or Pears 14 -oz. pk. 35c HUrr Prepared PEI. MONTH Prunes No. 2Vt can 26c McDonald Juice 46 o*. cun UhhFa SUrer Flee* 17c Kraut no. 2ty can . PMiAdrlphU Cr. Cheese 2 for m i ; 16c 26c b. no. 2 can H a lA rr Cat BeeU N *. 2 cant T V **, Pcaa 17e IH nu 28c No. s 2 can* i S p ag h e tti ■— 17 it , gr. and wh an 19c Ptuiwi 27c S T Okra "**2 for n a tu re I— Flour 2 pkga 25c D IX MONTE era— I’ INEAFP Limit a Pine and Cypress 2x4 h 2x6h 4xf»« 2x 1(Ih 2 x 8s 2 x 12h SHEATHING lx(i, 1x8 ami I x IO h p ou rs PINEAPPLE • JUICE No. 2 Can 16c __ _ can 25c V*a Damp's, la Mat Fee. LUM BER COFFEE lb. 41c OraiHtr f. i. V tA id llN K SHOP ■ 'j j i SIDING 1x6, 1x8 and I x IOh __ ' l.m rtY’s FAN C Y CAtCHUT ~ >4 I , , Q t BtL 15c • - I |,Iir, fur nil marhinri. lift St, Kratirli Ave. I'ltnnr lit*** •• * ^ ' Phone *o2l HillVI-. TOOI.S V -. . . ' ' ' in mid l" " l ’ hi-rt, 1 lia itlw n lf t :0J -.irt C | SI. I‘hour H AND RAW S D K I'K N D AH LK ir ,m n-rvira. Tha Mtiait- Itox, Phone l*5X M a t c h K K PA IIt, Diamond *et* ting, t'l'grtiving. *ee Mr. Falkini at Ma’ ln-l'-i O il, week’* 1 •| VM l 'o i I I -ill VVo ha vi* , e and irpaiting. • !,l*'li* r I 't o 'lir *111 H.iv I 'h o u r 1*5 .1, "“I aiintdv - f D> |li*l II i-d ir.rr Co '*01 tfft H Kit ,t 8* I V IV i 1 VIHI ItF.D lady wnulil t . t,. i. t a- f-niti|talit*ttt to a,»l* ttv.I lm|> * all . . mi ■11y t i l t or . n t , ,|* it Hoi 1-85 JiillN I!.. Vm en|oymg a 10-rlay * .'ealiMt, with pa* . . on th* t.It'llt'r of H hobii VVnlta L lfrt Nut a worry in the world. I SHH US F O R . PIANOS - liar’ll - IrrnndlU'U rd and Phone M . VHMF.ctHtAPM PltlN TJN U giiaiiint«-rt|. The Munir- Ho*. A N D T Y P IN G Il'.i VV 1-t Street. Phone UAIM iKN ID'S*’* ’*- .... 50 ..... t IIKH IT IH HllAl OF HANFORD —end 1’uali‘ v 11*11 Hat-la at*HU N. Park Phone ISO C U T F LO W KBS Snapilragon*. Co. HOI .run* K. Find Si Phone Svrrrtpena, Iloilinger, ILTJ-VV. ralt-mltlla* W. lat St. Mr*. Phone 5.1. 15 6^ ARTICLES WANTED IM ITATION leather* in mo*t colon anti larg* aelectlor of go* tl uphulatery fabric*. Hobart .S Brown, ZVI1 N. Drang* A ir . Orlando. Fla. .AltDHN and <*wn »eed; Vigorn Ftrlillaer. The Sanford X-C«l Stotw, 2nd A Sanford. P 1J, HUY your i-iu iPKardl."-* of nee or rendition. Roy ltr<-t inn W. 2n*l St AU TO S FO R SALE A l(TO FOR SALK : PJ39 Lin­ coln Zephyr cmi|te-new tireseticine revrnllv rrrmtditioned. 51! 50.1*0. C. M H">d, Phona Hit. 7 Pali, Livestock, Supplier f*NK 1'*Hi FORD CAH over englor lont*"Wll tnirk Ifi ft. stakn IhvIv. new naint, 7 tires and wheels, excellent rcOidition. ” " Sanford X-Cel Feed St* e K*(W. One non mmlrl A 4 dr fo r ail occaiiona »e,tan, as is *’,nn. One l$M McNKJLL A YOST, FLORIST SOW. 8 pig* t weeks old. Phone U'lllrs seilati 1175. One Bulek Celery A t *. Juet o ff Sinca 3022. ._________________________ ’H nlrk-un truck $1*15, 'I Iruek Offiro iih. 4B.1, reritlerc* ph. 610-B load old tires for firing ornnge FOR HAI.K: Jersey c**w. Milking. i—nve« KV e»ck Reel's Used OHANGKR-GRAPEFRUITS, *2.00 Reasonable price. VV*. ft Hrtilgt-r, Cur* & Park, Orlando Highway. burhet. R. W. laird. Phone Rt. 1, Box lid. Sanford. 788-W. 1941 PONTIAC CLUB .COl'Pr.. AIR THKRM ELECTRIC HEAT- 8 HELP WANTED gtyi.1 condition $1250.00. Phone KRS reducerl from $15.87 to $l.‘t.50. Tw o burner electric hot plates. $U.40. II. H. Pol*# Co. GIRL for eod« fountain at Lanr.| VMOUTU. 4 door s-dan, ajr'a Drug Store. Part lime or Inc. Ph. HfiO. ___ ___ _ new oalnt, oerfeet eondlH full tTma. ar*usl nules 18,0b0. Ro>" c £ m B L K A c n m a p*p«*- and :tOfi W. 2 n d .______________ wire, Knough for < herte, J. D. GOOD MAID. Phone. 449-M aftvg IP4*! Four Ihwir Deluxa Plymo Utile. PH. 419-B. » P. K .» ___ __________ s't.tan nerfeel rae.lirton. TUllEIM) FKKftS -complete lina. BALKS PERSON, for produce Ilk- *,-w. nrlcetl I t 100, Phone Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. department, ateatly- year round 1HW-W. Job. Pljotly Wiggly. m" k ATS, Groceries and t’urina i2' HAHY CHICKS FLOWEttii •IIIO-VV. m Or II,nlil y.itn |m-jfitl ntnrhii'f tun, a purl able clwlrlc. Itt-lnll ihv Itaikwniil and forward nllarh nu-iit. Kertair all makr* Sup Un­ ' 1\ t 1* f I Vtilt i irk I-V tltlM l. I .. .1 M . ll K ,*n.| At I, Vim, DUMP-PAH ii, U io lr e u , VV ,.| VI... t" , - II it H ir e s sK.wiNt. Spring River \ in live | p| *. MSiS'TlI P Vlt'l S AM * SI It Vl i t 1*1*1 I'alvtirtlii Air Phone Itlll ll«r,| null a f* '* ■> .1,1,. IP *\ V tA|| IT I'llON B 701 M fill h I \ M* MirKIMSOR • DID*" I. II IN* ; " Il 1 * • 1.04 knur! ....Bift»ih\|-i*oi nr »' no 1 u r i f s if<mnI KtitV* 1,1 if*»l»Ie*i tart Ian maun*. -7m* Idm -t. I. ltiil, pity VMitet. rlm rirty. til*:*! l-ark «k|til'4,« itml irliuol, Quit’ll |»u* .n%B|oh. Impure l#»hr M»*y D lV IV fl P * m i VI i i ill ' • Serine S!a1t*»t» i-haii * I ,n n ■ ' , *' * 6 ARTICLES FOR SAIE fi.-r iiihi*1*i 'v .* , 1 ...... . It,,,I............ II. \,t. t uiiii-rr KhM 7r i M-i’i f l* S E R V IC E S | It l \SM * V in I ... I.... IH iM I ltd S I , mi'ii t |iiiiii>"grapb*. I’hiMia M Uli.o.. I I'M) I.A h K I- lit IN I i HKD I.h m 'I I K,l|l Imtigalt.w, f, nnlf* ....... Snitftt* d. * 1 It A Dios, Your o i» ussoelaUi« .Ain NS Kliow Kimw curd* fiird* ami am (|...l If tt J SKRV1.CK O ...t’ KKS S HUIU O Miil lni if i»f •n4 miestlnn^ , 1 , t (t ‘ lu* i .. MM ill Kll ti­ lt . t v* j t»t • •M heat f l toil ft* ill ’ ale i. I IM A 11**8 I lt|( I I I I I l> I S I. « It IS I IN. (IN VV r u n s i i i 8't [ S P E C IA L I., i" L e t u e i 'n F n c h li nut jfiiiir r m l l L «f husuirjs* i i ll V II , VV f in ci heie mrr - ** i 12 built, w*w. Hintm a' .[ * netQllei’ ll A mi enlilfM * i Jo •* llc ft’ii t il It p. W IIK IIK . IS I I I S I ’ H T K D , I'lorld* |U nk Hide. vi = A vem it* I • .... t. I . I ’ll u m ir e wit] n»t i«er» of >.*or p4»monal nffiiit* then* is no cnu«o fni imliiLf r met 1, IliuftAoiittble em iil refjuirpmwilA Kn rii maker hi i»n ninney loiRO* \ a rin Ide ftriytitei't* plana. U AM II.Y I.ilA N C*H 1*1, 1.... I’ M. t..- ; f too (m t ,S *t»( r*1 r f ijN T fri i in \ tM it iib tu14i 'pNir** r«»r privacy m tiiiifiey iTii*»U'r* is s trlrtlf t,kt ill Ml f i . l h«M m a im it r iv l p f iv m y , IP. V .\.s III III IMIVV I’ ltlV VI V 2 *h i p * mill I , aIn ft m il’ ir. gidlata. 23c \»* *' V .1 itllfTI, PINK. TAIJ, I ANS— I.IMIT ONI. I IN Lge. I’ kg. 33c » it strt’ hlp for butlrt- i .i i a |ila ; > * itim , <.it.l, it VI iMim itnU'cil \ 1 it 1.mil*!\ ll.l'l tt,*'.i f . '*■* Mil' i , mi tt t lt-n i-i08 1 vhI*11 I'll** f 1**1 in*' y i it ft , n t . l % 0 i-i|, i , . 1 1. ........ 1 ... Ml.l l-tik.. M,.r i •lilt I ’-il I ( UNCI! TK 7H*Vs■ I P 't mini VV VV t it lit t n t i k <*>* I tt' V* III I'liiiiir ITJ MILK $1.10 tin i imi. I'll Mi A f (1REEN Libliv'a Sweet Mixed 3 lbs. h ir itif But t .>* j I I.AfttlK I / r r GROCERIES CR ISC0 i on in tVRNTRRN CANADIAN RUTABAGAS £» I 2 ' lift* I*4 In..img ff■lit 'i H'>1 \ U T NTRlNOl.l hs IIK ID .IIO LOANS MIM.M flu I 1 J l/ ^ 4 ! 11 ' 1 fM' j f ill in «1 hh I tike pi * Iltdiri r I i t-r fliH f- lit1'' ’I* P . i v » H 4, DHIVK.lt i)|i|'|JltiiL FMMMUA f.n\N €€1 f «•t* M « -1**v* f !■li-pIlHfn, *4 m ii * .CAULIFLOWER ill jtmy. F « Ml 8 U ,K \V u n|tm -. |i|a.-w-* -4 him F.. .) Ih mi ■• | 111 I K - ! n t lull S. fl. lii-tl .mil iii<1 afmift Jf wmk. , Kurnixli gat'd rt'fvii'itt'i". A ilin t l |* ii Hi,, I Ch!. Satifttrd, Fla.' |tvitiitnii'ia „Mtilt-ni*, gttw.1 ,*»t- pi"*. I'tt-*Iii’1.—?1 ',+ gr11'i 1'IMiv.h,. t^ill 118. J Itiii'g ’•••ntalni'M Hank,. I'n d i ' I'", I llffli— rt' 3 RKAf V* .m ill' j- 111* n . l It nil.I M U K .I Mill: mu plant,, t'lnmi- *|.'l I Kl> u,.a .l.m n t l,y vH , , , , , « „ ,l wilt-, |tt‘lttimit'nl t'nll tiMJ-.U lu ll licil My,-r*, .111 h. -ii-t St. I 'N T T H N IS I I ' •r u ,' f r - . 1 Inntvi. t nil 11>» nit ” «•*"• w anted 11it,,i n’ttM’,1 -at t-fact i"ft. tiit'ifan 1’ll'tlte Ti J ’ .1.1 \ N ,-1♦ *11* i .i-I'.i lav ' . i- k i.- 1II tn>» n mi’Vi-i (irlandn. tiK N K H A I. emitrarlin g, printing, iiHitni; atnl rar^M'iitry repairing. a Y A ft 111 l lent rr*l gimil n-lecvnic« lt«if»$ci¥i S|t« hut! h i S p H rilh K : t Nnnnii Dillnian, IlnciAwny. Wo r k Hhi Fn*t r ll *t St .. U .« P o * , ', 1-111,. N|ii, Quality iisiut tinmel pi lit A A «rtminel |t ire.I Y v i* lIOl Sj'* HELP WANTED i|iinlifii-i,tl"n. I Hi » ’ L M > J l ■F I* M’ AIITMKNT i UTMKN Itc r m a n e n l r d 'li- n iv . W "'*li-n. f^*e.»r7olT«™ \'t.Vr7i'l’ ’ 8 ----------------------------------------- 1|.l.m’ r AVON I’ ltOIM i IS, IN*’, will min.M pTlUN18UE0 A P T ; MAVIS ENAMKI.S. all ifilnM. ,.1 •iitull l tHlriii’iii. tilt* W. 1*1 St , Ulnoi A Ite Iktk r|irtttirl-. ml ^,if ,fi, i F I mi i A c k el lit ii h •|~, nil tin rhilihrn. y h i nUh ami iill’ ct»Hr» in Oi! i t FANCY AKTICLtS FOR SALE I»|’ C T-rivn-rj' tiniir wonim In . .t’ n $1 ”0 a n l at H -aw m l’Ir p tirri. I’.. limn |i,-r hmir imr Bam .ay. KlorUt. Sipes Avc. lit ‘ |>nt<hirlv W «m rn n >«ciyplnye,) talhm il. I’hoiie 111*. | u n v I nnt rt|iply. W n te giving iH-M Mngrtnlr, I '.All e m e ik f u c lu y ^ d . • C*Ni6IO‘ ....... Touchlon Drug Co. BOOM. WANTED TO RENT l * 9’A*r* * itb tm iilin tf * n i k-irnlnjr + >rw . >*—. i F> I'h’ ilir Till - It. rf.KAN i w **i# « I i l M * C"*r**’i "V** I " * * '1 Mttt.M Itt-ntditig-luul.r f: j »■*•»"» «• »*•**« *■ »k»»| »M*taa. | HWf• 4h-..* tk^f^\, V.lofl< * J,h *■•***•■* UrifoUid *f*b.**«i a«if »*i* k*rd *»w*fc j |i»iiF kl.fnr)* or bladder. •• IHlIl. H«hm4i ,4 CtMilte * »1 N > I *.*i C .'Z Z ’l i A.b F"ir rfruial.i f„r tv^*-. • *♦* Ui W*»fli KOh KENT ---------------i. OKKK’K HI’AOK In F^ii H tilr , H.ntVKltS. Itnik H w Mr KHpntrKk. ami cn’mi’lt'lr laml-,* Say "Buckley’s Best for Tired Kidneys Children's Coughs1' Often Bring When Duo To Colds or Sleepless Nights '* Mr. ad Mrs. F. <\ Winn, Jr. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT PS A T OCR NEW LOCATION M l A ?! A l'i»! Jk |*H«. ♦• » T IR R M h iX HI* i k --f P l t r fi i t t ’i'iii I i n iitiH .. K liiM da 4fC-rnI♦ IEENITE ffre Brvihlcn VVo Canadian M o th e rs w V I A, PI At 9 41 •• A ui I IlM M kI dria 4«nt«t i-lai i * lad in4Sw«'|t‘4 |||> . 1.40 Gtt Klrrnilr tmla) at 1 * 0*m— l pfltP- **** A 91 A | |m 4+*f M 4 i.li -- Ikr •M fin*! • B t»*l|klo»»* ItlBtKa! IP* M i l , ««•««■%'• A*k i * « i 4 i* i | i t i Ur Kbinttr t*»4 *‘* for Couthy, Chctt Cold*. BronchiH, n e k * ! »•* *• Owned and Managed By CLEAN OENTAl PLATES q u ic k ly a lla y s t h e c o u c h o r y o u a r e t o h a v e y o u r m o n e y back . WaJUf ■ ! (Building Formerly Oeeupied By Echols Bedding and Furniture Co.) ■ * P i ,i(tV tin T i l l 4 * i • tu (j. i* |..| ll Ghvii » MH.miw’Mill Pfjt fry this Cosy Way to... term laden phlegm, and aid nature I — V‘Jl . In soothe and heal raw, tender. In­ _ -I flamed bronchial m u cou i tn em K/Jjjkdj brants. Tell your drugcUt to tell you a bottle of Cmxnulalon with the tin- i demanding you must like the way it | A lA jJjLjI .. tvt•U’ll t*tal M""k 3 a *♦-! ju m*M, k ; i»i» ittiftt*bi ui.it K T dm ti-bllt *1 SmmII I Ml i IU . m L A i l . - IM ii 3 t." : • 11!) West First Street 1,,-t i.: >•_irtkIHi l‘»im»* I’lrtl it., k *. tvifci* ;* I1*1 .M l-I I9U -VAfe A,1 |MKr IT Ftii;%ttkIfIi Tfl 1ti’r 71 m usic : box Hus Moved Into u New Ideation At . ! 9*e » II. I ;\ s iifl* t. m l S\\% * tI«.fi \ 5N t t* r. W ITr *! THE Hi A 11 1llsee L » 1*1 r rtiiiw ■*|i| |f< . k A 1 1MM** * * A ■•K $ ,\ •» » .*f HI A, ,|| K llM Ifn.of k « 3Sl.|fc, | Ilff-l' >11 fl ' p l . t I U A 1 licit* I I i i* .t*» *C“ P r.»»»k L " • "1 f*U t ; |.«k e. ti l A ’ !*■ Im l* *T a •*» ll • • • ..i M— k i’ lR t- J • A. 1.1 ' I * A \ 111*’, h. » I tie ».• . I ll-e-t • **iuri ftiiuw* y * n fim l. bf-jjin n tn u it I f i l A M « Inu u i i ’ ?TO. \ t» f . » 9 lll.M'k . I M n U n . lo I'l-BI O’ - -L 4 (M R*- * t i 1, r>t> t » & 9 S1 I m I .1 tut ! * I m l l |I1m» L 1* sliiiilAiitli* t 'L t i I iMRefr *** * ' 1 lu A 77 \ |M tei a :« h Ul... k 14 \ *•* l«» * » ..i.i n .i liiHiit 1 |UI K* ■ A (M il IliHlfl 1 |M»|t * , . �s ------- -- PAGE SIX THURSDAY, Jan. 9. 194C<> THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA W*M Min'd **(>«•(. Now Volk City, Now York. .V»u aro hrrolir required. in -ap, f»..r In the I'lroulf t*oii(1 ,,f Horn inolo C nu iilr, F lo rida. In Chanesrr. on I ho In i day of Febru ary, 1**7. Ill a rorialn •ull foe (Uvurcr there-In t>en>llnr- an*| a lib r/ v l.tw l * Hite *al n l Hanforil. F lo rida , lb nd d.ny of Ja n u a ry A .U . l*» . COtmr. RRUINOI.R COI7NTT. published l o v.rt.u n iD A . consecutive Herald. . IN ClfANCRHY. . “ , • W IlllfM NOTICK of which la .C h a rlie Ta llo n. J r .. I'la ln llf f vyrau*. J U u r lf s I T al ­ lon. Iletemlanl W i i u r ., my hand add official real at Hanford, M ono* , I ’M. l**h day of December, 1*«» h tatb a i*. u E k n d o n C lerk of above entitled IN THK M ATTER OF T ill: AIMfl*. TION O F l^e HI IT TIIUMAH COLOVA, Infant Minor. To:* Jean Wallis. -whore place .of Clerl. * ir, oil I't.tirl, reaidenro br wbereabouia la un­ itnoon. * V**u ore hereby noMfled thul a l-e111Ion for the adoption of le llo r Tboiaaa Coloya, an Infant minor, o r t w i Ur T h e nnniial m f»tln x nf th* m*m* of whom you are the natural moth, of lh» Klr*t Pnlfml Hxklnr* er. haa been filed thla day by • nil U » n A M fw U tlnn of H#mlnnlr ileor«e M. Mill* and Anna A. Mllle. ( ' ‘unity ttlll Itf helif nf th# f](fIrd* Ill the above emitted Court. Tou are therefore r-qulrr.t to of ih « A»M k i.iiinn. J »9 *(>aitinl| i iW fo tif, Hftitfunl. Florid*. on (f o l* appear In aabl Court, on the let day «f February 1*17. at the Court ttfoluv, Jnn>Mit lu, 1917 mI 3 |* rn lloav# In Hantr.rd. Florlrti. to ehntr lt(jH \Mi»S|i f *11 ,\ I*jkl N * a .1*a why raid |>etll|nn ehr.fild md Hft -Trp R M irrr he arantod. It |a urdored lhal thla nolloo bo . (O ftlcl.il tltal) J a m .a U . •.!>»»..«. Sc A tto rn -y , S .nfonl. Florida. L ittle change in tempera* lure tonight. W a rm e r Satur­ day wi th conridrrnble cloud inrsn. M « It Strength— tW Peare of tho World; th# Pto«rre* of America PiMpatlty for Ranford; O I*. lIKKNtMi.S*, GREATER AN INDEPENDENT- P AJLY NEW8PAPKH SAN FO R D , Established. 1908 VOLUM E X X X V III Retiring And New State Secretary FLO R ID A , Aaiocinted P r fii Learned Wire F R ID A Y , JAN. 10. 1917 TrumanGives Budget Figure A s 37 Billion Sanford Girls Visit Monkey Island N.A.M . F ile s B rie f In C ase Garden Patch Sweat S e n a to r Ball Quantity Rights Reserved CAKE 22Vi oz 55c Prices Good Thru Sat., Jan. 11 Vac-Packed Coifee Th* Soap With Tho Fragrance Men Lovo All Brandt • Evsporato d M illk 3 Tall Can* Rindloii Sli., ML Vermont m m um 7c ^ Cake* Ga. Sugar Curad Smokad Picnic je w e l Wash. Staid Winesap or Rad Delicious on sc o co SHORTENING Frash Cut Trimmod W estern Streak O ' Lean P A R K A. Y lb 36c f o lk Imperial A I A LL SWEET SWAN SOAP Apples 3 o>. 29c California 1JV I-b. Bunche* Florida F D LiVER P O R K KID N EYS l y ^ P A R E RIBS NECK BO N ES * WHO., LEG HALF P O R K SH O U LDERS FRESH M A D E BULK SA U SA G E l ''V ® ‘ ^57/ suced Dr.* & Dr. Kina. Shipped Fryers • lb Mackerel Rr.nrl«i.i Shoulder M ra ty Frrsh around Lb ,ib Crisp, W h it* Florida - - lb Carton Lind O'Sunxhlnr In Mtxh B ig !1 —Juicy Fix. FANCY YELLOW Oranges 8 Lbs 25c SNOW WHITE Tin gy pi IMat« Who. or Hh | j ( Half Cooked Shoulders Lobster Trout CAULIFLOWER Lb Lemons 2 Lb* 29c FtUBIII TENDER .Idaho Baking' STRING BEANS Lb I.AIKiE JUICY GRAPEFRUIT Vac-Packed Collie Cake* DELL Cheese Potatoes 5 ■ 25c In Meah Bag*—Bupar Cauliflower Lb Yellow Kiln Dried Fancy Sweet RED Ill.ISH Potatoes 4 Lb* 39c POTATOES Or. A. Large Shipped Kan*. YELLOW- Eees doz 53c .... IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT DKK.H.SKD AND DRAWN Fresh Florida DUCKS California Battai Six Ways life IJ>. Hunt hr* Florida Broccoli Bch 19c CARROTS Lb 3c : PICNIC HAMS !b Rindltt* Sli., Mt. Vermont MORRELLH PRIDE COOKED ' HAMS, 11-12 lb avff. , MOIIRELLN PRIDE MORRELLS FRIDE 13c * ll> . BREAKFAST BACON ENDS AND PIECES Florida , ’ ' WESTERN AA Oranges 8 ;u» 27c T in g y , Lemon* 2 Lb* 29c Idaho Diking Cheese Lb * 49c BRISKET . . MORRELLS PRIDE WESTERN ‘ BEEF LIVER ,, , Klin Dried Fancy Bwsst OYSTERS * .... Potatoes 4 Lb, 39c LA R G E 25c M ED IU M P K G . 9c OYSTERS ' ■ VAN CAMP Sardines * 15 oz can 15c ANN PAOR Pork and Beans 18 oz. can 17c (WlfEN AVAILABLE) Roll Ib . ■. nt Kan*. Hhlppcd Rtcwlng Chicken* Lb tb Nlcklca and pennies plac­ ed in parking metcra a­ ________ , j $5,177.41 in mounted to 1946, according* to H. N. Sayer, city manager. Tht; parking meter* went into operation during midSeptember nnd during that month yielded $871.56. This jumped up to $1,566.­ 87 In November. There wns a small drop in.December when $1,496 was recieived. Trout Conked Sholilders Tomato Soup SULTANA 7 Olives 5Va oz. 43c SU IT ANA BARTLETT Pears no 2% can 42c A R P EUU 31TA #rfe. *H mm Peaches ANN PAOR TOMATO 29c Patentsd Suds D l t F T Lb 45c Lobster Cleanser ingn accounts opened In 1940. The total volume of over the counter business amount­ ed to more than $45,000,000 a substantial Increase over previous years. In spite of the fact that 1940 watt not a war yenr. Sanford and Seminole Coun, Over $5,000 Raised By Parking Meters 59c Hamburger Lb 35c V.F.W. Expects Large Attendance Membership Night (O M IlSM l M VMS* * " • » 49c (RHEN AVAILABLE)' * Veterans An earlier announcement said the latest violence was climaxed when two t nicks im b e d I n t o * funeral procession. Three person* wer* killed md W) Injured. ah T show opens MIAMI. Jan- 10, W V 1,500 and 2.000 i«rd c e md pri­ vate airplane* took to ‘ be skies over Miami today to uther In with a roar the 16U) annual A ll­ American Alt spectacle wa» diicribeil aa' t biggest air carnival In history. The three-day program of stunt flying, militate* alfermft maneu­ ver* and race*-will find more than 10,000 ptloU and vtiltora on hand. Colored Motion Pictures Will Be Shown By Audubon Society Member Ketchup 14 oz 21c SULTANA RED tbcan 12c 12c - lets) Sraford, FIs. 1 *1 i ri I, tl,, t.... )j. i .hi milliter Zoning Laws In Birmingham A ro Being Challenged a t tan thi Florida « 1.1 iji. i , *. dtirtioii pro1,1, .11 pill ! ••i v .i I ,| l»V ,111111' |ti ptitilu .hi Itui .Mr. I ru­ in.hi ••I>\i<•11*.I anticipated <;np ti* t -m 'n f his progr.nn t<>r In tmitly tlefend•, I lii, |iin|miuil for tax i .*.riHir .uni pending Ilia 1.1 (lr «| tt. r Gt ' e -,1 1 1 • ••••« A. p trnu lrfil **f th* S »n fn i«l M* rh.intn A ' w i a t i ' i» *«• *»»••< Amliw Htin*1. wh.» un S i« , r » r ..I.I Hl||* ih r 1/ 8:16 o'clock at tho Seminole High School -AndUorium. irrlred In 8anford thli afternoon by train, flhe la stopping i t the Mayfair Inn. ' Miss Sblovleff, former solnlit with the San Franeiaeo Orchextr^ and the Loi Angelea Philhar­ monic, la appearing under ‘ he (auspice* of tha Seminole County Music Association. Admission to the concert will be only through tickets pur* chased or loaned by members nf %*hllr hihI w *lf» f»r » rfrl rMtitiR A *- ’ " l*n iv . tim es ,prnt*&^ ,M I,, |,| 1,, * I m nun in111 mill nr h II,* ,i!i, tjii-il by Mr. Truman amounted, to nearly ft third of tho tot nl budget. O f ihii*. luTiiYutri. ill,1158B00,* noil would be given to the ' f,r? “ Vihlrn, nbti^inKh fr«im r 1 ^|,r •t,if «fi.unpiiinxht|i Agllltlit i f fulhrr. Klif hunt: th* ft*h n.til on 4 lrr«* nrxr Qinr hpmr tin I .ik* M im e l i m r Li vm Uti* Ad i n t . trgiM’i ('.n u t :t ml *1 U 3.0O 0.000 In tin . I \l iddllional II* . lilll,I 1. (•IIt iliule for \r, ■ hi 1 *. ,i\ v research- Hi, „|, 11.. 1, 1 ’ ' .ml th.it a n y ' km.ili o f the |, 1 the armed 1..1•. • l"K I" Jin,' in. ,.l‘, I . u* i t , 11 I,. I* i im I mumI !Vf«t i mm. I, ,.... | n, Ttikyti (ndav heard tinti M E R L IN . Ja u in, „ v > i - i ninny nf u|i American Miriim tn ih y'n m M %tn%« ««|*|*« .*t 1 ., *ntvivi,f nf Wiile I land. M ;igl. vamriR up inflay. Tilt* ’ ■less# Stewart.' *|ln. ii Si, la d ’s snowlftll nf (In* w ih tri Hf'ftmi xtnry. . 7. lu ll, the Japanese leipreter ' In tlir *'.«1 Atmrirati xvillnn p icm ci 11,, |n|i-ipi, t, i explained Hint the Amenratsa wire l«i lie xent to the-United State* and they lioiild put on thrir Itent rlothe-, s r s a £'££* Saturday evenlnr it th* JsyS i ft Mirf.ir n­ It u palnned to , ‘ h* •nd her court mUrod tn the Oas partlla pared# it Tampa on Feb. 10 and thery will l«*aj»ul Seminole County celery to tba byaUnders. L Is also planned to* ItU*r tf)«m. eiliry and all. In th# Palatka ’ |iif It >hr • r* M iniM vIrr a( W ake sent an in ----- - rwattaae# « • h f ih Hiiik f«»r hri 4ir. Ilri On ( h*l It in* It11* inr»A«. • l»4h * I„i« n fAlhrr, » 1.1irtift ’ tlir ftfllittful fm| j from the l>»i'>< " f v i e w -Of achieve­ ments Ly the Sanf-nt Mercli*nU AasiK-lation Maja.r actdevemenU cited hv M,rrr Veterans Homecoming O Lbratio* ■ giving of n birliecue with the Chamber of Commerce for viaUIng Brooklvn nnd fit. ratt^bail placers I front which dM-w mu Merch•port writer*; uui c and ants Association prom otTng^the hix Christmas P»rprum v - i n r oprogram v r a m or ^ " 't r o d S in ii ’Claus on which the merchant* apent more • F .'. t i V ililrn . fa m ily rsiisltl in Ifir St. Inhnu f'rr profession*1 Miriam Solovieff Arrives For Concert p io g i.tm .mil iln ii tiv in.nil*, it plain that lu* wanted a : urplus for lire excluivelv in cutting down tlir linfinfi.'il debt •Minim* born, d ry «-lem«r» son, d ru g xtor-.i; Redding nnd H dirertorx at laik'The nom inating ' Miriam SdovU ff. violinist who selected the dl|* will give a concert tonight at Gordon B r is io t *'• 1 a: frr f - l»r •• f l.f pl.t i firm s g re a te r ili.in tin* tot u .ii a v r r a g e i*it,I, i |’ i • idi-nt lim is rvelt *| | . I*..* t.(. i .i-itfil that Hi* i, i 1,** i u 'jtn .ttio n at p i . >iii f m i t i v in d u ction Year; K ln -te d '^BraVey Oitbam announced plar* fn. . JavCee sponaored b e « « ‘ Y - 200 M m olia Avem S u rressfu l D ir e c to r s At least 100 members -if nl fur Itit fine work *11111111* y n i bv Ifir nrwlv rli*r Seminole County Pont 22K2 p»*t i« Hnl «»f ilirw'hi win* m«tbof the Veternns of Forelpn jtelt rt Ilu »• ’ 1 f**l|u\ Wars arc expected to attend n at||t|M>f |M*-*-»M*V e••••»**le I the dinner meeting to »••• men* tlidti •ill tti*'t rlittvi* held Monday evening <t 7 .00 o’cltu-k at the L e g '*n Nut, and it in expected th o n record will he net on this "Membership Night" *•• cording to John U Suul.i, post adjutant. Arrangemcnta will he pletcd. he completed, no said, nain, for ior the me V. F. W. Fifth DiHtricl C o m -. volition to lie held here **m Sundny^Jnn. 26. "W e have had letters from nutneroua po«t.s throughnut E, t* H » i |h*i nur dlatrlct. nnd all huh* >- . I* *in,,ll, I,II* ' tionn are that «hia will l*e k*M. j t * -» » * r • i>«»' ■ •' 11 one of the livUest conv n- rspxii and * r i m tions ever held In our dis­ Sliatin*,*. t«*atl> t* trict," Mr. Sauls predicted. Ivny. men*'' ')''** He decldred that it is TrulurV. ImlliliiiK planned to give the viaitimr T. Until. Iced an*l lifter Mll'l delegates a "roynl Sanford Pmxrll. Inc* W. K. K u d u welcome." business; I'r. Mi the association. **« (Tm ’ t WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 , —(/P>— President Truman tfjday .proposed that the government spantl $37,528,(111(1,11011, or more than $8, 000 000.000 over tho limit sol by Mitfie Republican lontlen; in their drive to cut taxes and reduce the nation­ al tielit. for the fiscal year beginning next July 1. in his budget mosrajrr which he uibmittftl to Congress. Mr Truman ile-rribed hit liinlre), t*i newsmen as realistH .mil tight and de.da red ' that ho had boon more liard-hoiletl. than he l^l.pl t«,* l>e in enforcing bin •iwh eeonoiuv demands. on Ned Smith Is Elected Head O f Merchant Group Boraxo o * i r * Le ' » faoe Blstchea Pattntsd 8uds 69c Freth Ground ..... Ifeuts Sc Lb . _ Rout pt An n Fryer* IT, N. flood flranine Spring ’ EXTRA STANDARD DALTOfeORK M M Ib n e JyO } ’ A. L. Skinner reported that the box had Yuen completed In which Birch thi magician will be nailed and from whleh he will atUmnt to oacape next Wednesday at tho Lion aponsored ahow at the hlgn (School auditorium. Richard Ueaa reported lhal ticki l l for the ehow had been dis­ tributed* i t various schools. King Lion Henre Witte urged that Lion* get behind -the tirket xalrs In ordef that, the show may suefeid. A letter from thanks for rectlpt from the Lions of IM.3U during the manning of the down­ town kett\n end dime boards, w u reported as haring been reived from Army Cap- rtiTfc irom Salvation otuRii' sQV tain Byrd Hudson. Dr. A Dr. Kant. Bhippcd NECK B0NES^ W H O ., LEG HALF P O R K SH O U LDERS FRESH M A D E BULK SAU SAG E l Ib EXTRA SELECT HALTTMORR Cleanser ’ l y Ib BAG SAUSAGE Or. A. I-args Shipped Kant. [ . lb lb lb !b SLICED LIVER . P O R K KIDNEYS SPARE RIBS . IIONELESH CORNED flEET Potatoes 5 Lb* 25c In M»*h Bags—8up«r . lb CHUCK ROAST HAMBURGER BRISKET BEEF W HITE BACON Western Streak O' Loda lb SLICED BACON In XUsfi U igi—Juicy Fla. Froih Cut Trimmod lh SLICED BACON C l’ DAHYM Ga. Sugar Cured Smoked Picnic lb BREAKFAST LINKS ’(Jrorrr, Crisp Cabbage lb HWIFTA TENDER SWAN SOAP DETROIT. Jan. 10— </P) The National Association Manufacturers today nskcd for n $ot»A rejection of all portal claims Lfor back pay prior to June TO, 19*10. June 10 was the date when the Supreme • Court tnado the derision upholding . portal claims. . . . The NAM filed a brief contending thnt courts h*vo the power and discretion to make their decisions apply SICRITARY OP StATS Jim *. T. Djrfnt. <W »). only to the future. It also mm, from au -K W f o f bu Washington. D. C , apartment. after lie hiU argued thnt courts can rule announced hti re»i*n#tlP0 tor reasons orhfalth. Hei will be sucrertbd by Gen. George C. Marshall (tight). ««, now en route jom C ^ n » to the but nny retroactive applica­ tion.of their decisions.. . U. S. Following cnfapnnaUno by the Senile. M «rib“ H..wtll be tlfr Sr»l career soldier to bceOnic Scciel^ry o( Stale. (International fcoundpHoto) Tim NAM filed its brief in the ense of the Mount Clemcna I’ottory Company in Michigan. That case ia now back before District Judge Frank A. Picard on T »i» nf S'jnlmtlr II ik Ii Selmol’ Junior mwon, f.mjfcr* instructions f r o m * th n prrMir%i l.undquinl sml lVfg% I'lppin in Supreme Court. Picard is to iho«n on * rrrrnl %is»i In 'lun determine what money may Kf) Mantl in »ltr Miilll* » It* be title the pottery com­ pi| /.#*»* Snitirn hat pany’s workers for walkinir Ihrir utlmrihp t is ilu r l, lln p im n L lo l*r «|iii(r nh* 250 W a t t S ta tio n Is lime and preliminary activi­ rronliryg all rarrpi I i(tl«* |(«*<l who • ties under the Wage-Hour Mlltiril Ihr »«*lr i»I mntArt !»*• i E x p ected T o B e g in Art. ‘ O p e r a t i o n « Soon The Mount Clemens Pot­ tery case^et off a barrage of A i>funit . » • granted ••* •'"* portal suits All together F rd r ta l C om m u nka tinn* « now. the clnims come to xion y rs trrila v for th r exlal.lixh more than $*l,000,000 000. m rn t of a radio xtalion h i it was nnnoufcerl toaiy ny .1 I*- Some of the suits demand In g V y . p rrs ld m t o ( th r ;-aiifn^*‘ pay as far back ns 1938. That's when the work weak wns fixed bv the Fair Ijibor Standards Act. A sso cia tio n Kc|m r!s LARGE 25«C MEDIUM PKG. 9c Florida President Predicts Atlantic Bank Permit Granted Deposits Reach To James Rivers Lions Contribute $100 To Promote Soaring Contest Flood* O ’ Suds York Imperial • WASHINGTON, Jan 10 — (IP)— Senator Joe Ball df Minnesota Introduced a bill in the Senate today which Would put collcctivo bargain­ ing back on a local lavel. Ball cnld tho measure would “ Pretty .much prohlblt*’ bargaining on an in­ dustry-wide basis, ns in the ■oal industry. The Minnesota Republican stated that the bill also would reverse what he calls the trend which concentrates more and more power in national unions. Ball'n “ local, bargaining" bill will bo* the third In a aeries of four which he plana as chairman of a labor aub£ ommittec of the RepubliTan Senato Steering Commitlcc The Ball-Tnft-Smith Bill, a new voroion of the Case Bill- was introducod on Wednesday nnd the Min­ nesota Republican also plans legislation amending the Wagner Act. This hns not been introduced. Amount Is 8 Billion Manufacturers A s k Court Rejection Of * Portal Claims Pri- M e a s u r e Hits Col­ lective Bargaining; Would Limit Power Of National Unions Lb Saowhlte Florida . PEPPERS ONIONS Wash. Stato Winesap or Rod Delicious ! Bch* 13c 3c Oysters Breast The Soap With The Fragranco Men LoVo * SQUASH Hamburger Lb Lb Cabbage * Bettor Six W p ys CARROTS. 19c Utltlmor* Ext. Std. 8[wi klrd Lb Bch 0 nan, Crtap ) $ * 3 lbs. $1.12 TOMATOES ,* . . .S H O R T E N IN G SELECTED Spial.h Sirloin JEWEL COOKING O il Lb -49 c 17, M. (I ixmI (irnulor Spring II. M. Oood W n lrrg llrrl . 69c Kina. Shipped Stewing Chickens Broccoli DK.tO IM% ' THE WEATHER ri»«e * Piitiirci n r i*r in thf* .ih it« from b«flow /rro in |H i|«> m y a K o v i *. M o rr than H hi lift ,,M •Itf’fl At Ulf hfiifHl •*( IIn * • w rflth fr. T lo vovrtr rt»M u • flotliily I m l |»v« nil -•* of an aiti* ro a l s h o r t in lir in m n y M-.n fn r to rir t h»V*» |i,nt to rl«* • \>« for Inrlc *•! rnal Lions Club Is Sponsoring; Show By Birch, Master Magician, On Jan. I A strong box i.t being built by a local cabinet company in which to nail Birch, the magician, who Will appear Wednesday afternoon and evening nt the Seminole .'ii,I <•111 iiniiii'diatcly inti ruational Mi fnim.tu also rcitcra(i i| In -, plea to tin* Uopublii-an t’oiigD-Hi; to leave wnrliiin* income tax rates in . if.. I. in addition, tho Presi­ dent urged the lawmakers fti pit-vent a :u ht-duled cut in • xcise taxes on lit|uor. *fura, luggage, jewelry and other iti-uij. This- reduction* will go into effect on July 1 un­ ites Congress decides other­ wise. • M r. Truman f u r t h e r urged that postal rates be increased to wipe out the Post Office department's operating deficit of $352,(MMl.000. lie did not specify the. rates to be raised, but theje wre iudfeutiona that these suggestions will apply principally to sccond-clasa mailing privileges of certain newspapers and magazines on tiie ground that tho pre­ sent low rates constitute • subsidy. � 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, January 09, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/63f16f81f3e60c633e492efd3c57911b.pdf 89c79b93a0b6d41a6753a2654ff75cce PDF Text Text s ------- -- PAGE SIX THURSDAY, Jan. 9. 194C<> THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA *al nl Hanforil. Florida, lb nd d.ny of January A.U. l*» a i*. u E k n d o n Clerk of above entitled W*M Min'd **(>«•(. Now Volk City, inolo Cnuiilr, Florida. In Chanesrr. of which la .Charlie Tallon. Jr.. . CO tm r. RRUINOI.R COI7NTT. published l Now York. on I ho Ini day of February, 1**7. I'lalnllff vyrau*. JU urlfs I Tal ­ htatb o v .r t.u n iD A . consecutive .V»u aro hrrolir required. in -ap, Ill a rorialn •ull foe (Uvurcr there-- lon. Iletemlanl Herald. . IN ClfANCRHY. . “ f»..r In the I'lroulf t*oii(1 ,,f Horn In t>en>llnr- an*| alibr/vl.tw l * Hite W iiu r., my hand add official , • WIlllfM NOTICK real at Hanford, Mono*, I’M. l**h IN T H K M A T T E R O F T i l l : A IM fl*. day of December, 1*«» TION O F l^e HI IT T IIU M A H C O L- O I*. lIKKNtMi.S*, o r t w i Ur The nnniial mf»tlnx nf th* m*m* of lh» Klr*t Pnlfml Hxklnr* • nil U »n AMfwUtlnn of H#mlnnlr ('‘unity ttlll Itf helif nf th# f](fIrd* of ih« A»Mk i.iiinn. J»9 *(>aitinl| i iWfotif, Hftitfunl. Florid*. on (fol* ttfoluv, Jnn>Mit lu, 1917 mI 3 |* rn lt(jH \Mi»S|i f *11,\ I*jkl N Hft -TrpRMirrr . GREATER AN INDEPENDENT- P AJLY NEW8PAPKH VOLUME XXXVIII Aaiocinted P rfii Learned Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JAN. 10. 1917 Established. 1908 Retiring And New State Secretary TrumanGives Budget Figure As 37 Billion Sanford Girls Visit Monkey Island N.A.M . F ile s B rie f In C ase Q uantity Rights Reserved CAKE 22Vi oz 55c Garden Patch Sweat Prices Good Thru Sat., J a n . 11 Vac-Packed Coifee Th* Soap With Tho Fragrance Men Lovo All Brandt • Evsporato d M illk 3 Tall Can* 7c ^ Rindloii Sli., ML Vermont m m u m Cake* Ga. Sugar Curad Smokad Picnic je w e l Wash. Staid Winesap or Rad Delicious on sco co SHORTENING Frash Cut Trimmod Western Streak O' Lean lb 36c PARKAY . A I ALL SWEET f o l k Im perial SWAN SO A P Apples 3 o>. 29c California 1JV I-b. Bunche* Florida F D ''V ® ‘ ^57/ su ced LiVER Dr.* & Dr. Kina. Shipped P O R K KID N EYS l y ^ P A R E RIBS NECK BO N ES * WHO., LEG HALF P O R K SH O U LDERS FRESH M A D E BULK SA U SA G E l II. M. Oood W n lrr g llr r l Fryers • lb Chickens Mackerel Rr.nrl«i.i Shoulder Mraty Lb * * Cabbage ,ib - lb Carton L ind O'Sunxhlnr In Mtxh B ig !1—Juicy Fix. FANCY YELLOW Oysters Oranges 8 Lbs 25c SNOW WHITE T in g y pi Hamburger Lb IMat« Who. or Hh | j ( H alf Cooked Shoulders Lb Lobster Trout CAULIFLOWER Lb Lb Vac-Packed Collie Cake* Lemons 2 Lb* 29c Cheese .Idaho B aking' FtUBIII TENDER STRING BEANS Potatoes 5 ■ 25c I.AIKiE JUICY In Meah Bag*—Bupar GRAPEFRUIT DELL Lb PEPPERS Cauliflower Lb RED Ill.ISH Potatoes 4 Lb* 39c POTATOES Or. A. Large Shipped Kan*. YELLOW- Eees doz 53c DKK.H.SKD AND DRAWN Fresh Florida DUCKS life IJ>. Hunt hr* Florida Broccoli Bch 19c ’(Jrorrr, Crisp Cabbage lb HWIFTA TENDER Lb 3c SWAN SO A P PICNIC HAMS Battai Six Ways MORRELLH PRIDE COOKED ' CARROTS : !b HAMS, 11-12 lb avff. Rindltt* Sli., Mt. Vermont , MOIIRELLN PRIDE MORRELLS FRIDE 13c * ll> . BREAKFAST BACON ENDS AND PIECES Florida ’ lb SLICED BACON lb ' WESTERN AA Oranges 8 ;u» 27c T in g y , Lemon* 2 Lb* 29c Cheese Idaho Diking Potatoes 5 Lb* 25c In M»*h Bags—8up«r Lb BRISKET . MORRELLS PRIDE WESTERN * ‘ BEEF LIVER ,, , P o ta to e s 4 Lb, 3 9 c * .... pt OYSTERS ' nt EXTRA STANDARD DALTOfeORK LARGE 25c M E D IU M P K G . 9 c ■ VAN CAMP Sardines * 15 oz can 15c PAOR Pork and Beans 18 oz. can 17c (WlfEN AVAILABLE) Sc Pattntsd 8uds An n ’ A. L. Skinner reported th a t the box had Yuen completed In which Birch t h i magician will be nailed and from whleh he will atU m nt to oacape next Wednesday a t tho Lion aponsored ahow a t the hlgn (School auditorium. Richard Ueaa reported lhal ticki l l for the ehow had been dis­ tributed* i t various schools. King Lion Henre W itte urged that Lion* g et behind -the tirket xalrs In ordef that, the show may suefe id . A le tte r from thanks for rectlpt from the Lions of IM.3U during the manning of the down­ town k e tt\n end dime boards, w u reported as haring been reived Army Cap- rtiT fc from irom oSalvation tu R ii' sQV tain Byrd Hudson. Dr. A Dr. Kant. Bhippcd Fryer* Lb . 69c Kan*. Hhlppcd Rtcwlng Chicken* Lb 49c . Rout ■. ...... fa o e ' tb Nlcklca and pennies plac­ ed in parking metcra a­ _______ , j $5,177.41 in mounted to 1946, according* to H. N. Sayer, city manager. Tht; parking meter* went into operation during midSeptember nnd during that month yielded $871.56. This jumped up to $1,566.­ 87 In November. There wns a small drop in.D ecem ber when $1,496 was recieived. 59c F re th Ground T rou t Hamburger Lb 35c Conked Sholilders Lb 45c Lobster » Tomato Soup SULTANA 7 Olives 5Va oz. 43c SUITANA BARTLETT Pears no 2% can 42c A R P E U U 31TA #rfe. * H mm Peaches 29c ANN PAOR TOMATO Ketchup 14 oz 21c SULTANA RED Ifeuts tbcan 12c Blstchea 12c Patentsd Suds D l t F T Cleanser ingn accounts opened In 1940. The total volume of over the counter business amount­ ed to more than $45,000,000 a substantial Increase over previous years. In spite of the fact that 1940 watt not a war yenr. Sanford and Seminole Coun, Over $5,000 Raised By P arking Meters _ (RH EN AVAILABLE)' * Veterans President ’ t An earlier announcement said the latest violence was climaxed when two t nicks i m b e d I n t o * funeral procession. Three person* wer* killed m d W) Injured. ahT show opens MIAMI. Jan- 10 , W V 1,500 and 2.000 i« rd c e m d p ri­ vate airplane* took to ‘be skies over Miami today to u th e r In with a roar the 16U) annual All­ American Alt spectacle wa» diicribeil aa' t biggest air carnival In history. The three-day program of stu n t flying, militate* alferm ft m aneu­ ver* and race*-will find more than 10,000 ptloU and vtilto ra on hand. Colored Motion Pictures Will Be Shown By Audubon Society Member I, tl,, t.... )j. i .hi milliter Ned Smith Is Zoning Laws In Elected Head Of Birmingham Aro Being Challenged Merchant Group (lr« |tt. rG t'e -,1 11 • • • ••« A. ptrnulrfil **f th* S»nfni«l M* rh.intn A 'w ia ti' i» *«• *»»••< Amliw Htin*1. wh.» un •Minim* nl fur It it fine work *11111111* Si« ,r » r ..I.I F .'. ti Vililrn. I„i« n ’ " l*n ' Hl||* ih r 1/ l»4h * h |iif It >hr ,M f,r? “ f a m i ly rsiisltl in Ifir St. Inhnu f'rr % *hllr 200 M m olia Avem Sraford, FIs. at tan thi Florida « f ih Hi i i k w *lf» f»r » 1 fAlhrr, »1.1 irtift ’ tlir ftfllittful fm| j ^|,r •t,if hihI rfrl rMtitiR «fi.unpiiinxht|i Agllltlit if f«»r hri 4ir. Ilri fulhrr. Klif Li Vihlrn, nbti^inKh hunt: th* ft*h vmUti* Hi, fr«im r n.til on 4 lrr«* nrxr Qinr trgiM’i hpmr tin I .ik* Mime l i m r ('.n u t „|, l" K I" Jin,' in. ,.l‘, I I,. I* i im I mumI !Vf«t i mm. I, ,.... | n, Ttikyti (ndav heard tinti ninny nf u|i American Miriim ntvivi,f nf Wiile I land. M ;igl. ■less# Stew art.' *|ln. ii Si, l a d ’s xtnry. . profession*1 On (h*l 7. lull, the Japanese born, dry «-lem«r» • r* MiniMvIrr a( Wake sent an in son, drug xtor-.i; leipreter ' In tlir *'.«1 Atmrirati Redding nnd H xvillnn p ic m c i 11,, |n|i-ipi, t, i dirertorx at laik'explained Hint the Amenratsa The nominating ' wire l«i lie xent to th e -United Miriam S dovU ff. violinist who selected the dl|* State* and they lioiild put on thrir Itent rlothe-, will give a concert tonight a t Gordon B risiot *'• 1 8:16 o'clock a t tho Seminole High School -AndUorium. irrlre d In 8anford th li afternoon by train, flhe la stopping i t the M ayfair from the l>»i'>< " f v i e w -Of achieve­ ments Ly the S an f-n t Mercli*nU Inn. ' Miss Sblovleff, form er solnlit AasiK-lation Maja.r actdevemenU with th e San Franeiaeo Orchextr^ cited hv M,rrr and th e Loi Angelea Philhar­ Veterans Homecoming O L b ratio * ■ A strong box i.t being built monic, la appearing under ‘he giving of n birliecue with the (auspice* of th a Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for viaUIng by a local cabinet company Brooklvn nnd fit. ra tt^ b a il placers Music Association. I front in which to nail Birch, the Admission to th e concert will which dM-w mu Merch- magician, who Will appear •p o rt w riter*; uui be only through tickets pur* c and Wednesday afternoon and ants Association chased o r loaned by members nf promotTng^the hix C hristm as P»revening nt the Seminole prum v - i n r oprogram v r a m or the association. ^ " 't r o d S in ii ’Claus on which the merchant* apent more Miriam Solovieff Arrives For Concert MERLIN. Ja u in, „v> i - i tn ihy'n mM %tn%« ««|*|*« .*t 1 ., *vamriR up inflay. Tilt* ’ snowlftll nf (In* w ihtri Hf'ftmi Piitiirci n ri*r in t hf* .ih it« from b«flow /r ro in |H i|«> my aKovi*. Morr than Hhi lift ,,M •Itf’fl At Ulf hfiifHl •*( I In * • w rflthfr. Tlo vovrtr rt»M u • flotliily Im l |»v« nil -•* of an aiti* roal s h o r t in lirinm ny M-.n fn rto rir t h»V*» |i,nt to rl«* • \>« for Inrlc *•! rnal Lions Club Is Sponsoring; Show By Birch, M aster Magician, On Jan. I S i ft ---- - - Mirf.ir n­ I t u palnned to , ‘h* •nd her court m U rod tn the O as partlla pared# it Tam pa on Feb. 10 and thery will l«*aj»ul Seminole County celery to tba byaU nders. L Is also planned to* ItU*r tf)«m. e iliry and all. In th# P ala tk a • rwattaae# « • ri»«e • ’ pro- a: iv . t im e s frr f - l»r •• f l.f p io g i.tm ,prnt*&^ .mil iln ii tiv in.nil*, it plain that lu* wanted a : urplus for lire excluivelv in cutting down tlir linfinfi.'il debt s r Saturday s a £ '£ £ * A *evenlnr i t th* J s y - (Tm - lets) - *. d t i r t i o i i pl.t i f ir m s g r e a t e r ili.in tin* to t u . ii a v r r a g e i*it,I, i | ’i • idi-nt lim isrv e lt *| | . I*..* t.(. i .i-itfil t h a t Hi* i, i 1,** i u 'j t n . t t i o n a t p i . >iii fm i t i v in d u c tio n K ln -te d It in* It11* inr»A«. i , |ti ptitilu .hi Itui .Mr. I ru­ in.hi ••I>\ i<•11*.I anticipated <;np ti* t -m 'n f his progr.nn t<>r In tm itly tlefend•, I lii, |iin|miuil for ta x i .*.riHir .uni pending Ilia 1.1 At least 100 members -if yni bv Ifir nrwlv rli*r Seminole County Pont 22K2 p»*t i« Hnl «»f ilirw 'hi win* m«tbof the Veternns of Forelpn jtelt rt Ilu »• ’ 1 f**l|u\ Wars arc expected to attend n at||t|M>f |M*-*-»M*V e••••»**le I the dinner meeting to »••• men* tlidti •ill tti*'t rlittvi* held Monday evening <t 7 .00 o’cltu-k at the L eg '*n Nut, and it in expected th o n record will he net on th is "Membership Night" *•• cording to John U Suul.i, post adjutant. Arrangemcnta will he pletcd. he said, ior for the completed, no nain, me V. F. W. Fifth DiHtricl C om -. volition to lie held here **m Sundny^Jnn. 26. "We have had letters from nutneroua po«t.s throughnut E, t* H » i |h*i nur dlatrlct. nnd all huh* >- . I* *in,,ll, I,II* ' tionn are that «hia will l*e k*M. jt*-»»*r • i>«»' ■ •' 11 one of the livUest conv n- rspxii and * r im tions ever held In our dis­ Sliatin*,*. t«*atl> t* trict," Mr. Sauls predicted. Ivny. men*'' ')''** He decldred that it is TrulurV. ImlliliiiK Until. Iced an*l planned to give the viaitimr T. lif te r Mll'l delegates a "roynl Sanford Pmxrll. Inc* W. K. Kudu welcome." business; I'r. Mi iji. 1,1, .11 pill !••i v .i I ,| l»V ,111111' Association Kc|mr!s Surressful Y e a r ; '^BraV ey Oitbam announced plar* fn. . JavCee sponaored be««‘Y **« 1 *1 i ri 1.1 D ire c to rs Predicts WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 0 , —(/P>— President Truman tfjday .proposed that the government spantl $37,528,(111(1,11011, or more than $8, 000 000.000 over tho limit sol by Mitfie Republican lontlen; in their drive to cut taxes and reduce the nation­ al tielit. for the fiscal year beginning next July 1. in his budget mosrajrr which he uibmittftl to Congress. Mr Truman ile-rribed hit liinlre), t*i newsmen as realistH .mil tight and de.da red ' that ho had boon more liard-hoiletl. than he l^l.pl t«,* l>e in enforcing bin •iwh eeonoiuv demands. on T»i» nf S'jnlm tlr II ik Ii Selmol’ prrMir%i Junior m w on, f.mjfcr* l.undquinl sml lVfg% I'lppin i n iho«n on * rrrrn l %is»i In 'lu n Kf) M antl in »ltr Miilll* » p i| /.#*»* Snitirn hat It* Ihrir u tlm rih p tis ilu rl, lln rronliryg p im n L lo l*r «|iii(r nh* all ra rrp i I i(tl«* |(«*<l who • Mlltiril Ihr »«*lr i»I m ntA rt !»*• i V .F.W . Expects Large Attendance Membership Night (OM IlSM l M VMS* *"•» IT, N. flood flranine Spring Ib Permit Granted Atlantic Bank Deposits Reach To James Rivers Boraxo o * i r * Le W H O ., LEG HALF P O R K SH O U LDERS FRESH M A D E BULK SAU SAG E l ’ OYSTERS ANN Roll NECK B0NES^ Ib EXTRA SELECT HALTTMORR Klin Dried Fancy Bwsst M M Ib n e JyO } Ib BAG SAUSAGE Cleanser ’ l y SLICED LIVER . P O R K KIDNEYS SPARE RIBS . IIONELESH CORNED flEET 49c Or. A. I-args Shipped Kant. [ lb lb lb !b . Western Streak O' Loda . . CHUCK ROAST HAMBURGER BRISKET BEEF WHITE BACON In XUsfi U igi—Juicy Fla. Froih Cut Trimmod lh , SLICED BACON C l’DAHYM Ga. Sugar Cured Smoked Picnic lb BREAKFAST LINKS DETROIT. Jan. 10—</P) The National Association Manufacturers today nskcd for n $ot»A rejection of all portal claims Lfor back pay prior to June TO, 19*10. June 10 was the date when the Supreme • Court tnado the derision upholding . portal claims. . . . The NAM filed a brief contending thnt courts h*vo the power and discretion to make their decisions apply SICRITARY OP StATS J im * . T. Djrfnt. <W»). only to the future. It also mm, fro m a u -K W f o f b u Washington. D. C , apartment. after lie hiU argued thnt courts can rule announced h ti re»i*n#tlP0 tor reasons o rh fa lth . Hei will be sucrertbd by Gen. George C. Marshall (tig h t). ««, now en route jom C ^ n » to the but nny retroactive applica­ U. S. Following cnfapnnaUno by the S enile. M«rib“H..wtll be tlfr Sr»l tion.of their decisions.. . career soldier to bceOnic Scciel^ry o( Stale. (International fcoundpHoto) Tim NAM filed its brief in the ense of the Mount Clemcna I’ottory Company in Michigan. That case ia now back before District Judge Frank A. Picard on instructions f r o m * th n Supreme Court. Picard is to determine what money may be title the pottery com­ pany’s workers for walkinir 250 W att Station Is lime and preliminary activi­ under the Wage-Hour Expected To Begin ties Art. ‘ O p e r a t i on« Soon The Mount Clemens Pot­ tery case^et off a barrage of A i>funit . » • granted ••* •'"* portal suits All together F rdrtal Communkatinn* « xion yrstrrilav for th r exlal.lixh now. the clnims come to more than $*l,000,000 000. m rnt of a radio xtalion hi it was nnnoufcerl to a iy ny .1 I*- Some of the suits demand IngVy. prrsldm t o( th r ;-aiifn^*‘ pay as far back ns 1938. That's when the work weak wns fixed bv the Fair Ijibor Standards Act. LARGE 25«C MEDIUM PKG. 9c Florida .... IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT California • WASHINGTON, Jan 10 — (IP)—Senator Joe Ball df Minnesota Introduced a bill in the Senate today which Would put collcctivo bargain­ ing back on a local lavel. Ball cnld tho measure would “ Pretty .much prohlblt*’ bargaining on an in­ dustry-wide basis, ns in the ■oal industry. The Minnesota Republican stated th at the bill also would reverse what he calls the trend which concentrates more and more power in national unions. Ball'n “ local, bargaining" bill will bo* the third In a aeries of four which he plana as chairman of a labor aub£ ommittec of the RepubliT an Senato Steering Commitlcc The Ball-Tnft-Smith Bill, a new voroion of the Case Bill- was introducod on Wednesday nnd the Min­ nesota Republican also plans legislation amending the W agner Act. This hns not been introduced. Amount Is 8 Billion M anufacturers A s k Court Rejection Of *P ortal Claims P ri- M e a s u r e Hits Col­ lective Bargaining; Would Limit Power Of National Unions Kiln Dried Fancy Sweet Flood* O ’ Suds York Imperial S e n a to r Ball Lions Contribute $100 To Promote Soaring Contest Saowhlte Florida Yellow . ONIONS Wash. Stato Winesap or Rod Delicious ! Bch* 13c 3c SQUASH Breast The Soap With The Fragranco Men LoVo 0 n a n , Crtap ) $ * Utltlmor* Ext. Std. 8[w i k lrd Lb - . . Crisp, W h it* Florida TOMATOES , * JEWEL COOKING O il .SHORTENING 3 lbs. $1.12 SELECTED S p ial.h F rrsh around Lb -49c 17, M. (I ixmI (irnulor Spring Sirloin . 69c Kina. Shipped Stew ing CARROTS. Broccoli Bch 19c DK.tO IM% ' Bettor Six Wpys THE WEATHER Little change in tempera* lure to n ig h t. W a r m e r S a t u r ­ d ay w ith co n rid rrn b le cloud inrsn. M « It Strength— tW Peare of tho World; th # Pto«rre* of America P iM patlty for Ranford; OVA, In fa n t M inor. T o:* Jean W a llis . -w h o re p lace .of reaidenro br w b e rea b o u ia la un­ it noon. * V**u ore h ereby noM fled th u l a l-e1 11 Ion f o r the a d o p tio n o f l e l l o r Tboiaaa C o lo ya, an In fan t m inor, o f whom you are th e n atu ral m o th , er. haa been filed th la day by ile o r «e M. M ill* and An n a A. M llle. Ill the a b o v e e m itted Court. Tou a r e th e re fo re r-q u lrr.t to appear In aabl C ou rt, on th e let day « f F e b ru a ry 1*17. at the Court lloav# In Hantr.rd. F lo rlrti. to ehntr * a .1*a w h y raid |>etll|nn ehr.fild md he arantod. It |a u rd o re d lh a l thla n o lloo bo Clerl. *ir, oil I't.tirl, (Oftlcl.il tltal) Jam .aU . •.!>»»..«. Sc Attorn-y, S.nfonl. Florida. * I,, |,| 1 ,, *I m nun in 111 mill nr h II,* ,i!i, tjii-il b y Mr. Truman amounted, to nearly ft third of tho tot nl budget. O f ihii*. luTiiYutri. ill,1158B00,* noil would be given to the A d in t. :t ml *1 U 3 .0 O 0 .0 0 0 In tin . I \l iddllional II* . lilll,I 1 . (•IIt iliule for \ r , ■ hi 1 *. ,i\ v research11.. 1 , 1 ’ .ml th.it any ' ' km.ili of the |, 1 the armed 1.. 1 •. • .'ii,I iiniiii'diatcly . u* it, 11 <•111 inti ruational Mi fnim.tu also rcitcra(i i| In -, plea to tin* Uopublii-an t ’oiigD-Hi; to leave wnrliiin* income tax rates in . if.. I. in addition, tho Presi­ dent urged the lawmakers fti pit-vent a :u ht-duled cut in • xcise taxes on lit|uor. *fura, luggage, jewelry and other iti-uij. This- reduction* will go into effect on July 1 un­ ites Congress decides other­ wise. • Mr. Truman f u r t h e r urged that postal rates be increased to wipe out the Post Office department's operating deficit of $352,(MMl.000. lie did not specify the. rates to be raised, but theje wre iudfeutiona that these suggestions will apply principally to sccond-clasa mailing privileges of certain newspapers and magazines on tiie ground that tho pre­ sent low rates constitute • subsidy. �—iTil PACE TWO THE,XAWrfiHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Vhe Sanford Herald H O iU N II U UK** K4lla> tiuiuHi* oka a Meesert , iriiu iu tiu i rati rafaM* l» *<••»« Caitiff, "ffk —------- M a a lV ------- i > 1 t la a lb a —— — ..... — ;iMtlf —---- —------ T h t J t f i a l J la • M t a t i i >• l k . H w M IM I 'l w a k lr k U r k ,la t a ll . f illk a la I l f a*# fa r i f * .k ilt.ilw M a f a ll i . n i 4 l . f . i r l f . 0*4 1 1 * 4 ta li ar aal flln a l.. M in i la III. fa fr t aa4 a l«« >• l«# a l a i n a f«k ll.k M k a r a la ' M r fa b la l a f * a a k llr a O > a « ( I f f * 1 l l . ^ i i r l . i k r r r la a n a laa ra- Three Fears Lions Club Is Sponsoring Shpw It* is no secret, among observant people, that the world ijucbuuginjr. There are always changes going on, but they seem now* to- move more rapidly than usual. And * »___ th ereare inpny who fear any change. Dr. Frederick Slay HlufTTiWliflilon analyses the situation roughly ns follows, teresfing illusions is the viewriig it from thiVo angles: “ Vanishing Pony'.' in which First, he points out, the present-day world lias pro­ Princess, a 10-year old, 150 duced an enormous and one-sided advance in science anti pound pony, it* hoisted in technology, which takes time to digest. New instruments m id-air and then disappears of power have been p u t into the hands of the people at the snap of her master's of ma*y nations. They feel oppressed, and strive to break fingers. Other feats include their bonds. And in this straining, there develops a sort the illusion of slicing a of pagan spirit, of which men once thought they hail beautiful girl into quarters, rid themselves. Dr. Eliot fears the appearance of a genera­ shooting a live canary into tion corrupt and frivolous sweeping over the world a burning light bulb, vanish­ • But Dr. Eliot finds hope even in the gloom. “The ing ducks, doves and the more evidence piles up th a t the world is going to the ever important magician's dogs.” he says, “ the more it is neccssnry for the spirit* rabbit. Heading the Birch staff of assisting artists is Mabel Sperry, former xylophone soloist with the 100 piece Marimba baud at the Cen­ tury of Progress a t Chicago* Her Marimba - Xylophone, cover that there is a central calm existing a t the heart waif especially built for beauty as well ns tone. She of endless agitation." , will play during a musical FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1947 tors of the bank was held, a t ■' ‘ following officers 1e c t e a : J. W. iinirmnit of the board L. Ingley, preai- » ,m>*i dent; I- I. Lrazier, vice president; H. F. Mann, cash* ier; O. C. McBride, assistant cashier; It. W. Deane, asaiatant cushier. PICARliY GLADIOLUS BULBS Several thousand extra fine high crown bulbs of various sixes. These bulbs were dug, cleaned and graded by hand lo avoid bruising. They s i t clean and free from disease and ready to plant.' ' Also several bushels of 'bulb lets. For prices'Write W. mmI Wayne LaMar. 3200 Cheverly Avc.. Cheverly. 4x6s 2x10a 2x12a S H E A T H IN G in te rlu d e F r i d a y . I a n . io . h m ? Atlantic Bank Deposits Reacji All Time High m i l TODAY UIUI.K >1KN S II K k TTh IN C FROM CRK A T IN F IR M n iK .S HA VK C ON THIflU TK I* I* R I C F. I.KKt T it'-A till It F S i n I l l 'l l 1,11 ERA TU R K . OUR 1‘IM I.OHONIY AM * R ELIG IO N ANI> TO OUR ( IV IT I ZATI f , *; ~”1 r Unknown Explorer | H*l* COtT.ll BE F II.I.K I) W ITH .SIKH RKL u H n s. >(>U ARK NKVKIi BKATKN 111,1, VOII -BAY.YOU A S K ; If I m ust nt-W itlnfy. I' w ill I'lorv o f Hi* tiling- which concetti njjne Infirm ities.-—if C «t. mulched with oak leaves •We can recommend the new chef at the Mayfair - If you haven't tried his food, you haven't lived. Tile Gity of Bradenton has taken in $17,871 from pnrking meters since thev were first installed last while, it is a thnnkless join Rent controls have been removed from hotels And motor courts— which may be all right, Imt they should be left on houses until the present.shortage o f housing Is nt least partly overcome. A drastic increase in rents right now could create conaldernblu economic confusion throughout' the country. * Wnller Lrppmnn wisely suggested, than nnv ‘decision regarding atomic bombs or any other form of disarma­ ment should await a signing of the pence treaties In which the United States is lxp, 1x8 and lx 10m The Soviet wlinllng expedition to the Antarctic, just anounced, is not the first Russian venture into the South Polar sens. A century and a quarter ago Baron Tliatldeus Bellingshausen made one of the most important and one of the least known voyages of Antarctic din«Y*.ry. His record after, this long interval has final)' tv rilizcjis nurchased over been translated into English by a British geographical lialf a million in United States Savings Humis. society,. v -u • s • comparison of lmum Vrom 1819 to 1822 Dcllingslutusen cruised in tho andAdeposits a five yoar South Sens about the Antarctic below South America, period showsover the following: covering even ntort J^’olar longitude Uiat the famous Uiijns DunosiLs Captain James Cook, tho first** grrtft ‘ ‘ * • explorer of athe -.jl! 12-31-42 30.1.790 3.320.35JI <128. M I -1.291.113 tarc'tie continent, lint unfojluiltilriX veiled was this 12-31-13' I'J-HIH-I -193.073 ftJiBd.frOI a I..* K n n .k filo il I# m n S a t u im <4n m in tiP fin n iia r if*lrin «1 mist that liv recorded it imTely as "appearances of'lnnd," 12-31-15 859.575 7.300,713 never being qulfe certain that he had nctuaily seen any­ 12-31-18 797.321 0,500,378 thing more than icebergs. Mr. Ingley expressed his Willi such a promising start tho Russians might appreciation to thedireclors. have been expected to continue, but from that day to officers, and employees for this Antarctic discovery has been carried on exclusively 111*iu‘ loyalty and support bv other nations. Ivan Voronin, the leader-of the present which plays an important expedition, will gel down in history if he does even half part in the success of any as well as HellingshaiiHen. _ ’ ___ business. Ita stated tliat I ! '17 will iie an interesting Pneumonia Preventive year in the history of San­ ford and Seminole County, that the bank, is mindful of its responsibility in the com­ munity nnd plans to con­ tinue to assist iu the pro­ gress of Sanford and Semi­ nole County mi sound finan­ cial principles • Mr. |,n if hey? announced that the following directors were re-elected by tjte stock­ holders: George D. Bishop 1,. 1. Frazier. J. C, Hutchi-j son..J. L. Ingley, li. B. Pope, and J. W. Shnnds. Follow*. ing the HlockTiolden*’ meet ing. a meeting of the direc SIDING 1x6. U 8 and 1x10s Oviedo, Fla FL0,& dTArE Adujt* 40c—Children 14cOpena 12:45 P. M. Daily LAST TIMES Friday! iv u n a tx Sunday - Monday B, L. Perkins UOUHLCT MKN’S WEAR • DOUBLE FEATURE# ACTION AND HOMANCf IN t H C I A W L I J S W U T J N A T IO N A L BANK. TAN W I C K scorr Organi. tJ /Q2B wJ • (Al/ilialtJ IFidi Th< Atlantic Vnliqnnl Ihwt o/ /dil<—t ’ilit) - - - COMPTROLLER'S* CALL | -707.324.44 * Hanking Homs. Turnltor* nnd Fixlurr* ■ 48,044.30 _ ___ count* 33 5,S 5 5,032.£6 Butplu* 1Ip,000.00 -Undivided Profit* Overdraft* ‘ '4 r~c- 30,109.03 E«**rv*a 31,0*1.23 Hanking H o u sr, F u m ltu r j nnd F ls ttirc s Real K ita t* Oth*r Rveourr** C uitom rr* L iaU H ly UncJjr U tte r * or C re d it 181.400.00 Fidernl Hastrva Bank Stock U. 8 Oovemment O bligallona O ther Itre o u rrr* ,471,000.50 5,988,780^6 -r A- - r-_*•_ |' 0.844.508.30 S t Ca*h a n d Du» D*po(lt* lv c \i 100,000.00 *• . ^ 'V o u B ^ E ^ n J R ^ r R O G R A M 0 ' Prom Bank* 49,033,088.79 80.620,187.07 ,502.30 -AIso(CARTOON • 45,000.00 O bligation* ' 4 6 .3 3 8 .S 2 l.3 9 •. .■■’ .< O lhw M ark etable Honda 4,898,779.59 jjjj ,’n *’ I o V l1 e g 72,411-80 u* *S. Government *; SPI£S UNMASKED . 800.78 F ederal Itearrve H ank S tock • Companion Feature l-onti* an<) Pit* C apital S tock 11,01 HEFLIN STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER'S!, 1940 COMPTROLLER'S CALL- * STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF ^ECEMBER 31, 1946 OvcidraflA lolhcr Illustration of tho Ity of picking up hitch­ 's, If you wont to Uve \» from ContorvIUe, . A 88-year old former v lieutenant on hi* way 'loridn picked up’ two age boys thumbing « A few mlndtes later, SATURDAY ONLY ^ATLANTIC .Ixian* ami Uinrount* ino ono of-tho ,world’s teat newspapers. HOMICIDE & Monday 3133.400fl2II.4C O F F I C E R S -------- —4 •; . - J . W. 9HANDS .Chairman of th* Beard J . L, INCl.EY Surplus f ' Undivided ProfiU disarm v' Irf'tUc* of Cndit iit-rrHisok Nallaaal iS . DEPOSIT INS! If f. * k U * JTFTy m M *I <4 1 ' -' • - �r :- f Jr B ’ -?-»-.*• *. • ' C * V * ' o 3k»" 0 ; FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1347 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ...... . . i Social A n d Personal Activities — TELE. NO. 148 Social Calendar home of Mr*. J, P. Cullen, 119 West Nineteenth Stteel. All circle* of the First Pres, hytelian Womans Auxiliaries will m eet.at the church at 3:(K1 P. M. * instead of Monday as scheduled. MONDAY ■» Mrs. Paul Ochiltree will cornlii t At 3:30 Miss l.nuiso Miller, a re­ * class in flirts(T Hllatigtmru’s • turned missionary from Korea, nrulcr the »pons nrnhip of.the {Jar- will ho the guest speaker. ‘Mrs. Paul Ochiltree umlrr the den Club nt l!:<><> I*- M. and at * :0 0 P. M. shows flints oir the auspice* o f the Carden Club will lemi n discussion o f church and ilhjrct In the Tourist Center, i ®tie Womens Missionary Union afternoon lawn party arrange­ circles of the First Baptist Church ments and at 1:30 I'. M. she lec­ will meet at W P. M. nt the tures of miniature flower nnvrltir* following homes; Circle No. I. nl the Tourist Center. Mum Martha For, 1306 Park Ave­ nue: Circle- No—2, Mrr. H. ft." "Metnvln. 10lf* West Firsi .Strret, . Mre.. B. Johnson ns en hostess Circle No. H, Mrs. M. N. Clevoland, C-W3 Palmetto Avrtuiu, Mrs. Joe If. Wright ns co-hostess; Cir­ cle No. 4. Mrs. Roy. B ritt.'H U East Nineteenth Street; Circle N(P 5, Mrs. \V. P. Brooks, Jr., It00 Park Avenue; Circle N n .fi, January 10 Mr*. Hattie Mae Knascr, Country Club Road. P. A. Mero, Jr. 1 Happy Birthday TUESDAY (Meeting of the Plilrlls Class of the First Baptist Chureh will be held »t h:00 I*. M. at the January II If. M. Goodwin P e r s o n a l s Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mero, Jr. arc today celebrating their 2Mhi wedding anniversary. Mrs. Iloscoe Me Lane, Jr. of Gainesville spent Thursday in Sanford with her parents Mr. and Mrs, K. M. Bunt. Mr. am) Mi Mrs. Clyde have bad th »d ns their guest Masog Rohert* Roberta who left ncsilaL to return tflur to her ToleiiT, O. Ramsey Mrs. E, on Wed* home in Edward Ramsey hi* left for Carlyle' Military Academy after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ram­ sey, at their home in Mayfair. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Duller of Phoenix, Arinina and Betty June Woodcock have lieen the houseguests of Mrs. Versa Woodcock. Mrs. Anno MacNcill plans to leave .tomorrow for New Y’ork City where the will attend the various stylo marts and pm chase Spring and summer merchandise for tho Vowell Company. She plans to be gone about 10 days. Mr*. R. L. Garrison left today for Chester, S. C. and nn extend­ ed visit in North Carolina. White she is away Mr, and Mrs. Halim Mor/i* of Flushing. L. L, N Y. will reside in hrr home on Rich mond Avenue. •\ Lieut, and Mrs. R. W. Stewart and children of St. Petersburg are visiting Mr. ami Mrs. W. it, Stewart at their home at 711 On* Avenue.' Lieut. Stewart has jurt recently leturned from spending' idiotil a year and n half rtVih e-is, On Sale Saturday Only 9 a. m. To 6 p. m. r •* G.'JH WOOL SHETLAND JA C K E TS PACE THREE i. liFYnory University: T A Y’ L O R body said it before me.’ but I good-by*" (Jfi«d -h ve BROWN, DAVID JACKSON and did my little bit; "Always leave AMR CLARENCE MCKEE are attend­ them laughing when you say ing (Jeorgia Tech, while CHAR­ A U D R E Y M. BACH LENE CALDWELL and CATH­ Mr. and Mrs. R. I- Cunning­ ERINE CLARK.are also In Cent ham uf Bradenton nro announc­ Miss Gallic Magundl g |# —Macon, nt Georgia State Col­ ing tho engagement and ap­ Utopia Junior College lege for Women, Betty Corrodl proaching marring,- of their U topia is finishing her last year nt P O U L T R Y MARKF.T OPF.RATF.D daughter, Shirley, to I*. A. Mero, Dear Sat: Stillins in Bristol, Vs Out New As I .it here at my desk svoli^ Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. w'nv is MARGARET BY a full view of my picture bjwi><j Orleans Men'. Mr. of Sanford, DINGFELDER attending S-phie Wav up north in Mi»s Cunningham was boro in " y r ' r;| ''•«h rrilmhledi invitation.. | N„wt„ml, S T A C E Y a n d r .N A N N Suinmitville, Ind. olid is n grail- corsage cards, a fg» special the land of the polar Lears. SHIR Christmas cards. I’m inclined to LEY" KICK is going In Syracuse O P E N D A IL Y 7 A . M. l o 7 P. M . ustr of Bradenton High School. Among the i esi *f|f She attended Stetson University think it's just unhelievalJc that University. Christmas could have come and In tie Land for tw o years and is gone! 'B u t undobutedly it ha.i, the students In Georgia are /n :new employed nt Voting’s Sin- since I am hark'in my six-walled versily of Georgia students JHL BAKER.'WALTER SMITH. BILL tlonery Store. C o rn e r T h in l anil Mngnnlia room and the date on my calendar Mr. Mero is a native o f San­ declares that today I* J in. !tl, FLEMING. YV. L, BIERS ’and* HUGH WHKLt’HEL JR. ■ * ford whrre he received his early '47 . . . Ilow ever. I have alt my education. Following graduation memories to make the holidays and DOT MORRISON living the from Columbia Military Acad­ seem ns vivid now as they wrre life of a sophomore nt Ague* Scott, in Decatur. There’s ,n big emy ill Columbia, Term, he served two weeks a tiL . . *MfKjl'*rie* of group *1 Auburn University, too: in the U. S. Navy for four years, sparkling Christmas trees; glori­ RAY FOX. JIMMY INC. LEY, later attending- Stctsoe UtlWec-, ous and innumerable parties, JIMMY KIRBY. (V D -i-A N D ­ sity. He is at present employed showers, hinchetms'aud we’ddings; RESS and JOHN HELYEU . . . with Pan-American Airway a a* of over-ernwded hut extra-special Then there nre some of the girl* fraternity and sorority dances; of who 'are the only Sanford stud­ radio operator. school1;, Following the wedding which the thrill of seeing friends who ents attending their will take place ill the near fu­ have been away since September MARY ANN W H K L O I I K L ture, the couple will reddo In or longer; of the .hyrmtlting flick­ HHKNAU,Gainesville.Gn ; CHAR er of randies at midnight service; LOTTE TRUE. Marv Baldwin; San Juan. Puerto Rico, of the queer feeling of having lost LAURKLLK l)UTT\»N. at Jrf: something priceless yet gaining fersnn llostutal in Philadelphia something equally as valuable and ELIZABETH FITE finishing when thr orchestra played Auld her. senior vcu r'nt Qucen’a ColLnng Syne; of the laughter over lekr. Charlotte, N. C. . . . Guess such foolish things, ns New Y'ear'.i what Santa Claus brought ground Fred Dyson honored re­ resolutions white vuu thought in for our stockings Just before cently on his seventy-ninth birth­ wardly that you'd go hnnip and Christmas? Our grades! And day with a surprise party given jot down a few of your own. It's they weren't gift wrapped- . . . COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Le- a jolt l» realise that sueh^ good Now I have something cute I • land lleckstrom. I f »a« In the things can happen only onee a tell you Sal. but you'd b flter keep form of nn outdoor picnic with a year . . . The day that all of us the dictionary in your lap white huge table ‘laden with cookies, got back up here at the Female yotL rrad it. I had lo! U f the cakes and a refreshing drink. School for Girt* and Boys in the way. thi* was lifted horliijf from Music was furnished by Dill hills we were greeted with .» the Stetson Reporter, thanks. GOOD FOOD AND GOOD ORCHESTRA Martin, Itnv Lord, and David typical Tallahassee welcome « Shannon. Those enjoying th*- nC* deluge nf rain which la .let! all Tjilr A short short story. Setting ..•nir place, somewhere. Action elision with Mr Dvsnn were MrAnd. * **f ken * iitH** .V f i l l h#i anil Mrs Harry Paul and daugh­ through registration. ter. Air. and Mrs Ilent v Hines, course, it didn't stop until every t>. decide wfhere to send hi* .laugh Mr. and Mrs. Bay Lord.-.Mr. and Tally gal bad-heaved n- sigh .of ter to . collcgit, lie had alm ^! Mrs. lleckstrom, Mrs. Maude reliyf after struggling through decided that tt.dlins would be Itih Tin” I'nlilir fs fWilinliy ""htvIle.J Parks and J. V. Martin. all kinds nf tinea {o sign up for place for her to go. when a V ij classes which have invariably been Stetson alumnus took him in • To Attend T he Openitlg closed and which Nwill be given hand, "Do you rc|il!*e that nl on Tuesdngt Thursday, and JJatur- Rollins the Imv* and girl* mat ' . j '• " > d ay.' only!* Then the rain ende i riculatc togethrr?" asked the I j i r n t r d 5 rc n n d Floor O peration* Btillding ns if snmeooe had lurried off a loyal Halter. “ I had no idea, "And ‘I* f 011 tlli' IHal lime, whoever said the father A uf tin- pr minty Iflfich* faucet know that many of the no"1”'; CfTt nf Hrmlitalci ( ‘m inty watt held the faucet belonged to had an professor* are sexagenarians . . I a( thr trnrhrna*- Intin-r at ihY i awfully high water bill! I ••Why no" "And. what i. evc*i H a i t i i*i imni v Srh-sHil yt/*• 'didn't rraliie that SANFORD hat worse, do Veil know that thr toiytrr.fny jiftcmfwm Mi** ''itrnh *n mu HY n ill-sf-slsts *lu,t.,|llfi un­ girl» iis* the -moo curriculun I smi HJIIMrii-'Mil j‘i imah Mf* til the hnlulavs Dll.ON BAKU! ,t It,.nil.-'" "YVhv. that * a db> rialM "f thr htf’iit »irtrut and T«'l LIVINGSTON arc »< g ra c e ." g a sp e d the fa th e r Th e I 'lio n r lu rid .f Koiliit ,i.t ii>h in Tn Hill hi iivnkt? Southwestern In-lililtc In l.afay For H e se r v a tio o s g u t went In Stetsoft tu th** uiitiiii **n i hr «iihjr«“t nf ettr, u . : HILL BRAN AN at iratlMur im! *hr iKn r•»!***?»r*l m Miss Cunningham Is Tu Wed F\ A. Mero, Jr. Tally Lassies . -N O T I C E - STACEYVS CURB MARKET Grand Opening SATURDAY, J ANUARY I lilt Fred Dyson Honored With Birthday Party F L IG H T D E C K “Florida’s Now Smart Spot” From J) Till Meeting At South.side Held By Teachers Among those attending the per­ formance "La Bohcme" In OrLi-tdn last night weir Mr. mid Mrs. l i n k Aiken, Mr »nd Mrs. Jullui Dire felder. Mr, and Mr» M ills B"V'L Jr., Mrs. C, M, Hn>»l. M i s , .1 i* <-i Buyii, Dr. and Mr*. It W. Itup reeht. Miss Barbara R-ipreelil. In and Mrs, Orville Bark-. Iht- -m ivrv *if (hr I Infill.i * l( u n i ’s* Delores Sobieszczyk To Wed It. J. Proctor f 'umtnti h i ' tin ***! i »i *i! itifi * *rvenil •iTa\ in Srttiincil J (‘•unity v»-itmy* Mi j»ri.mnry tfrnflrA Af i n a imifitl L»hlr i|t>riMJiifin Itv (he nt interest to friends here i* irfr<’fvhm»*f»t* weir the announcement of the engage­ grn0|* hy M*5* Btlth Hafitl. nmntv ment and approaching marriage itiprrvipur uf ctiurnt imh, nn*| Mm. nf Delores Sohlesreryk. daughter J. « , Mfirhf’lj. |i|ih*i|ml nf »h«i of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solars* Hmitbiiilr Hrh'MfL cxyk of lamp City, Neb., In Ro­ hert Janies Proctor, son of Mr and Mr*. Clifford F. Proctor of this city. The welding will be an ryent Di I rank (Juitlotan wie-. • of Jnn. 12 at thr Catholic rectory with Father William Nnrhtrnh prrn, ipat sprakn in.l sli-twr.l m«» performing the ceremony lm turn pi, lu te. I., i he Parrol Year a mediately following there will he ers tisoelatian nl the rceulat s small Informal reception hr Id nil mi Illy Hireling liehl Wedne- da. aftetniion nt the Srnilhaiilr audi* at the Proctor home on West nriilin with Mrs J. P. Cullen pie ' Fifteenth Street. Miss Kobleerciyk attended aiding Thr nice ting opened with n jehonls iti Loup Ctty and grnd. div.iln.iinl led hy Mr. Donn'd rtaled from the high school there. Middleton after which plana 'were She Is now employed try Chase dl*i i*--,*'d (nl iorlirnveitlenl of Mn’ and Company Mr. Proctor is a echo'd llhratv. Mrs .1 C Mile'i graduate of Seminole High ell principal of the South nidi School and was a member »f tho .r tni.,1 announied iltnt alt th Army Air Forces for ai.'iit two in*. .Irinking fountain* had I,.-*" years, part *>f that lime IS'ing inslrtlle,| alof weir vel ) -lili-f.u ■pent in Germany. Ho Is now lor i In (Jtitllmnn then roll” attending Stetson University. dm,,I mid showed n film entillci “Tommy's Day" on a child’* aid STETSON HONOR ROLL vilies A count of the rnnin Five students from Sanford mothers w?a* taken, and it was made the honor roll at Stetson found that Room Four taught hy University for »lhe fall quarter, Mrs Jessie Russell. Mr. Camilla acrrtrding In report* from the Itnv and Mrs Nancy Brock wo > registrar’s office. Those achiev­ the prise for having the to"mother* Approvnnnlelv l**t* (»■" ing honor grade* were Woodrow pie ,vere In nttendnnre Burnsed, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Burnsed; Martha lemiso King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. FarutiLTunchurs Hear Dr. Frank QtiiHfiian SANFORD MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY ORLANDO Monday MUNICIPAL Jan. ‘20 AUDITORIUM 8:.'l0 P. M. Toast and Gray— or a pert littlo Fanama tivlt aeema - '-jto go with moat Anything. George A. Speer. William M>» (isnn, Fre<| Ball and Gordon Brad Icy were el O'lel to three vem term* <m the vestry, of Hot, Cross Episcopal l hufeh at th* annual Parish supper held In lh" l>arish House last night at whirl. delicious dinner was st-rved hv the latdies Auxiliary cafeteria’ style. Prior to the elect ion, of vestry men, the Rev. Mark Carpenln explained the budget for the com Ine year and outlined improve media whirTi have hern made t*1 the bUlldlniB of the parish during the past year. lie paid hig' tribute to the building committro whirh is com posed nf Randal! tthase, II. Jo Cornell and H. H Coleman. The tntal amount expended by this rommiltee on repairs and lm nrovemenla tn the Church and Parish House durino this perim, ggregated H.2B2.30, it was re vealcl. All bill* have been pm and at the preaent time there is ■ cash balance in the building in r o f U k e Monroe; Henry Rucker, Jr., aon o f Dr. and Mr*. II. W. Rucker; ' Davkl Hhannun. aon nf Mr. and Mr*. II. YV. Shan­ non; and Robert 8. Wilson, *nn. of Mr. and Mro. Fred R. Wilson. Th* la tte r - stu d en t received A’* In all aubjeeu. one o f II ntudenU .to achieve thl* honor for the fait term . T A R R E I I ’S C i f t e '/ r c i c * PACKAGE S T O R IV DMt tt vatact Bun m arl boro SPORTS WEAR SPE C IA L STUDENT M A T IN E E — 3 s 30 P. M .11ir Special S tudent Price f - y ( tl« " Adult* ... .* i Ventry men Fleeted At Parish Supper Picture, yourself In one of these pretty Straws for Sprlnjr! f>hlrry hlaclffl. also. Navy, „ B r o w n , .I j ■ P * t»H «u c S c "S h o rte e * *‘Si3Irrs «... v i— n .,- ... o u t w h e re the H»- o-usw — f r o s t b e g in s T IC K E T S ^ PriceH Include Tax Reserved Seats—$2.80 * $2-40 • $1.80 NOW ON SALE at" ^lip into thii M arlboro "Sh o rlo n " jacket when there’* a nip in tho air , , , and you give that nip tho slip. For "Sh o rte n" i» long on comfort . . . from It* inug waitlband right up to ill warm fur collar. Water-repellent and windproof, it’l alway* one jump ohood of the weatherl "S h o rte e V long on catual tlyling, too . . . a* you’d expect from Ihe M arlboro label. p YOWELL-DREW-IVEY STORE ANGEBILT HOTEL IN ORLANDO $ 19 .9 5 BUT YOU CAN ORDER BY MAIL Others From Enclote o«If addressed atamped envelope with cheek ©r money order made payable to Orlando Junior of Commerce. Avoid last minute ruth! Send for your tlcketa .now! (Only Mating capacity of Auditorium Sold) Sponsored By Orlando Junior Chamber of Commerce V + $ 6 .9 5 . B. L. • CORRECT MEN’S WEAR *• 1 *»=: * �FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA CAGE FOUR SEED POTATOES . At THE CHURCHES North Dakota Certified inn s s -----ASBKMIUA-OK-OUD---- H unt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND & SANFORD PHONE 358 . Twelth S tirtt ft Laurel Avenue X. I. Wright, p»*tor 0:45 A.M. S u n i l # ) ' Schooliam. A. WaUon. Supt.—- . — WHAT CAUS E S EPUSPSY? and AUTO A bootut • Ilf DO »t*»l f i l l . •I y ou OIVB YO0it TIKS L ir e C ., kkC . W e l s h 7:.TO r.M. Kvangeliitic Service. Subject: "Fireproof." ROBB'S HOME BAKERY 217 E. 1 at St. ' Pf C. A. Holcomb, .eeretary Of tha MUST ( IIriH II OK .Morality. The Choir will ‘fi'orlda Baptlei BroUternoodAa"Irt'IIUTKeeping ... < IIHI8T SCIENTIST In keeping with Ike eeriptur*' ..Nation and director of muek MM b u t Second Street trarhing, that elder# hoiiid be* for the Florida Baptist Conven Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. apt to tenth, the newly elJected Sunday School, 0:*5 A. M. i - ______________ ivnl .ervlcee, stortin g. Sunday. - .W e tl Xvenjng. a ;0 0 .|*. H u Killer*-. uf the t.'lwtrrh._ j «ill have Heading Hoorn, Tueulav and riiarge of the night service* next morning a t the F ifel BaptUt Sunday. Their thtjme will b*. Church. 'Evening .ervicea on I Krida/, 3:00 to 5:00 I'. M. "The 20th Century Church of day. Monday, Tueedair and V Chri*l": Thore acheiluled to *i»enk ntoday evening, will atart are, Je*« Durden. Alex Johnxon. 7:30 o'clock. FIRST HAITIST CHl'HClf O. 1). Lamlre.x and Iterator Tharp. • Dark Avenue at Sixth Street W. I*, ilrooka, Jr., paator Sunday Schoet at 0:45 A.M. Claanr. for everv age. At the rnurning and evening I hourat II V I- and 7:30 P.M. • Mr. C. A. Holcomb of Jack.unvillr bring, the tnea.agr. Tin* Training Union meet, al FOR THE BE§T JCE CREAM TRY Cream Ic e C re a m , A ll F la v o rs H e a lth fu l D rlirio u a 414 S a n fo rd Avenuo fl:lfi p. M. The Ijtymen'a Revival lieglita Sunday continue* through Wedne*da" evening. A cordial welcome lo all of Iheae .ervicea. THE SANFORD P I A N O S III Robert E. Parle. Mgr. PHon. 154 Sanford Avenue nl 2nd Street CHRISTIAN ft MISSION Alt V ALLIANCE CHURCH On Hanford-Orlando Highway ' (Beyond Geneva Avnnuel Rev. lilrnn E. Sm llh. p a .tu r , • 10 00 A.M. Bible ScliooL • It tM) A.M. Morning W or.hlp. Paktor’a Subject: "T H E <108 I'E L t PER FU M E OP LIKE, OR T H E FUME OK DEATH." 7: lb I’.M. •KXuolng ServHa. -— d ir e c t io n Yctur clothes are also in s u r e d for 30' days while in’ our plant. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICES BY FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS SHAKESPEARE - PFLUEGER - GLADDI CORTLAND - ASHAWAY - NEWTON - HE RAIN-BEAU - U. 3. WESTERN - FISH STRINGERS - FROG SPEARS MINNOW SEINES - FISH HOOKS SWIVELS & SNAPS . GAFFS FERRULE CEMENT - ROD VARNISI BAITS—WE HAVE THE • MOST COMPLETE LINE IN THIS PART OF FLORIDA COMPARE. EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR FAMOUS ORLANDO SHIVERS AND OTHER JIM PFEFFER BAITS F lltS T CHRISTIAN (ilH IM TI 1 U00 .Sanford Avcmi* William Perry Y cle y . Minl.U Sunday Church School, Wurahip and Sfrnmn, I I. 00 'Youth F ello w sh ip ,1fliSO IV M. Sunday N lih t Batmoii, 7:U) Or iconard Itarkor Opltunrlri.t • R;n Minlnn)—Glax.iw flttir 303 H. Oranaa A»a (wf.ndo, Florida pkana 4967 FOR SALE 1 HOUSE AND LOT DUHART LUMBER YARD iWMCRAfUtAW;/ • Mituia/ Saltwater Reels r| and complete IntuDcapc at icaaontble liriiv-. Wmm-u to*H employed . LIMSlClICIDt? i .j w**ui*. i .. ,j • '■• - • • •• w* W ANTED WANTED TO RENT w if e , pciii'm ni-ilt A lto a v d ila b lo m lx o d w ith c o p p e r o r sulphur* t Phone 914 113 Palmetto Avenue *. W ORK FI ItNISIIKD i it: UNKUKNISII Kir u|H uirprnt*by vcieran ami H igh control at low cost I CRY0LIH \\ DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AND LAUNPRY C u ll OHi-W 3 R JjA L E S T A T E F O R SA LE 0 m Ask your m iner I |M A DOS! OF PENC0 DDT INSECTICIDES I ASSEMBLY qf(.t)I) S u n d a y S e rv ic e # SANFORD Boat Works S u n d a y S c h o o l ................. 9 :-l.r> A ! M M o r n in g W o r s h i p .... 1 1 :0 « A . M. 0 (■hrist Ambassadors .... 1*. M Kviuiireliatic ................ 7:30 IV M GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY Ten percent cnimot bo found Twenty percent never pray. Twenty-five percent never read the Bible. Thirty percent never attend church services, * F’nrty percent never give Yd any cause. . Fifty .percent never go to Sunday School. ' • * Sixty percent never go to church on Sunday nighL Seventy percent never give to Missions. Seventy-five percent never engage in any church activity. . .‘ - ’ ■ F'ighty percent never attend prayer meeting. Ninety percent never won a soul to J cmiih Christ. The above is alarming but wu are glad thut there is a little Church -of God lotated at ItyHy Ave. and Fifth SL th at is vory different. The average record is: ’ i ' • Each member listed cxUta. • . * Flach member Is known personally to the pastor.. Ninety percent are regular prayers. * The youngest member U twelve years of age— the oldest past aeventy. AUJr member of this band cal­ led upon will fall to knees and lead In prayer. Every member reada the I|lblo. Every member attends ^church services (90 percent * P flueger Ohio & Akei HEW* W A N T F .6 Kl HNISII.-I* APARTMENT OR HOUSE, permanent le.ldenti, I'ihuI lefvrenet-N. Dull I IM. Kills m any sh ow in g Insects! Kryoddc • A cnnvnss of churches In America shows Five percent of reported members do not ejtist, rortllnlly invllrd « 9 You're headed in the right direction when you bring your dry cleaning to ui. . PKKHIIYTKHIAN UHUHUII In attend the«» Service., A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E IT KLOWERS, imtii.l tailnm il.' I'hnne 3l!t. Pa.tur’. S ii It i e c t: “THE SHORTCOMINGS OF LAW." Ai the Murning Wurahip Kervi,-.-. 11 00 A. M.. Dr. E. D. Ilruwiilee will uae a . h i. Sermnu Subject, "F our P ricele.. Trea.u rr* '\ Speria I Mu.ir fur the Set m e w ill lie: Orann Prelude "Im pruinptu" by MacKarlaml, (linin'*. "llelm unt". anil an An­ t lirm "The Publican" Van de W ilier., by th e Senior .Choir, with Mr*. C harle. Wilke and Dick Aiken a . .n lo l.ta. The O igan Pii-lluite will !«. n Fc»tlvnl Match. 5 Slate . Ham-ay, PtoHat, 8lpr A CHURCH THAT EXCEIXS ~ Silk and. Nylon bins* FO R KENT m C K 8PACK In PU. Hank Sec Mr. Kilpatrick 12th SI. and Laurel Ave. ShakeHpeare W onder Reels MODEL 1-J STANDARD SINGLE LIST PRICE $127.00 THE MUSIC BOX W. ta t St. Phone H. JAMES GUT AGENCY | l guest. speaker . * *• .1at the. Senior ,1 Kl. IkYoung II t*. Hcddon P al Rods Shakespeare Rods True Temper Rods Eaat o f P . O . ) H luck Phone 104 13Vi Magnolia Ave, SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED Reconditioned CONTRACT Mr. W. t ’. I.iiidlaw. authority on ile a ln e * . M ill hold a lielter hearing rlinli- al Vnldet Hotel W iilnr.day January IMh. I" A M. t» r. I' M. Free test of vnur hearing and n tlrnton.tralion of the umailog n , A r n u . U r i m Imperial an I Su|iei power hearing aid The SPORTING GOODS UtAMCt on ttrOMP THf* i, * ^ f »:!•*»• w f;i.|IK IS * lK II, i t r r r a * r t l I »r«* Hurd Of H earing „ _Subject: "Making Life A Hue* little »tudy In the Upper (H i," Special pongs to be buh«j of the Church. The cU m , Sunday Morning at the w ur»hip|i, taught \y Jay Walter. SSKVICi iiu im m u : -ARMY. BLANKETS eel Balancing H EALTH FU L »0 OAf • / *r .f Mid-week Prayer and Study, JO 1*. M. A .penal feature of the Sunday 11:00 A.M. Meseage by Fait#......------- —— OP^'O"! of fo« 9«| de(l6«l OA IN'I Ult#•»!•»»# RED JJLISS A N D J’Oi NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED PAGE H V L THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1947 * i„ .,,m lu M I ,( w * i,« il t n lo N P I N N J Y L Y A N I A w * i( ttfi I'U p l.N O ( M l WtMNII fH(IADliPNI4. T$ . SI !<V IC E S No Argument - - B. KITCHEN TOWELS of bright fatfcolor print* on coRont 2 5 csa* I * C. KITCHEN TOWELING. Primed cotton in fa*t color*! 28c yd Must Ease Your Cough Due To A Cold 70^o linen toweling Money Back If Not Joyfully Satisfied D. LUNCHEON CLOTHS In new leaf de*ign»! FaM-color craah-36" x 367 * ■ 9Qc Printed cloth*, 54" X 54" 1.5! Same In die 54" x 72" 3.4! E. PRISCILLA CURTAINS In dot. trd and figured tuarqui*rtte, full rul with nirc'full ruffle*! 3-9 Tailored marqui»ette« J > 2.7! 5 A R T IC L E S f. CHENILLE SPREADS,- rich, col­ orful «nd long-wearing! 8'9' . . G. CRETONNES. 8un-fs*t, tubf*»t, 36" herringbone. 9 34 yd. BLANKETS; 5- 3 0 C A R S ! JG E V E N T S '! FOR SA LE »;t K l> I nl; ' MlllWir.U \ 1*11 fltlNTINO * AND TYI'ING . Ilu ., phune lib-1 I*W’ 7 toilrm-t” frame Imu***. .' t ItKDIl HI It I.AI til S W'KOll lid N. I'aili* ■ t’lmim ISO .rrfrpi'd iMirrhe-., all m KIDN EYS GETTING r o n v e n le n rr * H I « n r i ,!* ' '• • ' AUTOS FO R S A U i !«.. on davnl »*•(*•! I" Gobi' ' 15 YOU UP N IG H T S? l .a k r « r r l|i- “ A M Iti m o H \|.K: I'JTO I.lnPhuni- rt If. W . • u.i|M> hi’W tiro.­ , ■i.-miditinnaii. 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D d. IImViI, I’hona vmir rm nr rnndiliiUi II. t door e.l*n, "ml St. A NOS u*nl - M-. omlill.iri ,I amt ,,-r.n -t r o m lit to n , ■ ■ ■ —■| new | b, ,n*d« . nmliiin* of 16 herU. ro»l>. guarniiti-nl. The Mu.ii* ll'>X. B o y tt r c i, Suniil ex ' nrliinl » » . » l * W r , , U l w m . - N « l u r « ‘l o W B W . y t o 111! W. I«t Street. Phone t'VI. 7 Pets. Llvealnrk - ' im w f i li t f . II* c .lln l It " S w .m p -R o o t" ao d m iliu m , of . i . l r f u l m»n .in i h*v* ItABY i’ilH'KS l . k t n II—(iflrn w ith a m .iin g m u l t , . CUT FLOW KBS Snap a » .rn p -N ...» t'K « n t h t t o »u*k to Sanforil X-Crl K»ed St Swretpra*. rnlrmlilln* ffu *h o u l kU ii*y«...lm -ff.«»« lh* (low <*( But Iir>*r«-r, W. I.t «L p**n*.h,l|*nr lo frllrv * ,,>**• a o d ity ...* o Tourhtun Drug (!o, th e ir iiid K l |,M a l« u d p u t. loo. M any irp o rt «*Min« a *'««l ai«*it’» tl**p . 11** lh* ( r i f f * » cfo*** C a u tk w it.x * • • itlfK ifd . P o f lr«* trial tu p p ly . **nd t o D *pt. S K llm rr f t C o . In c.. Ih>« U 5S, B ianih«d JClinA. O r - f r t fuJI tired hotel* of Swann Roe* today a t your diu«*lr*» School attendance la young to twenty-five.year* of age. ‘ . • there to warm the heart* ItAIHUS'. ntinnur 1aph*. kbcet mustc. uultai*. 3.70. W. QN leathers In m oit FOR SALK: Je r.e v r-»W. M M i". Rtaannahle nrire. W. Briillte*. and la r(* .election of Rt. 1, Box IIS. Sanforil. food upholitery fabrle*. Hohurt S Brown. 2011 N. Oranf* FOR RALE: Very ehotee Holstein, A Ja. Orlando. KU;___________ O uem iey. Ary»ldie nml Jersey dairy heifers.' 133 00 earh Non AltDKN and rawn seed; Vlforo K ertlltier. The Sanford X-Cul related male tree with 5 heart Homestead Farms. MrOraw, N Slur*. 2nd ft Sanford. A YOST, FLORIST Ave. Juat off Sloe* _ of old mid young. Office ph. 403, rw ld enco oh. OtQ-R To The . m i. I ’hnoa J1 A. TIRRY TOWELS-thVr big bath kite youYe watitcdi while*, wliito with borders, and the aolid en* kcilrblc color*! Big value*! 59 regularly). Ninety percent regular supporters of church. Every member mlsaion ininded. . . Eighty percent attend mid-week prayer meetirig. Forty percent of Sunday * people from thirteen _ _ ,_ l The Secret? The fire of God LOAN ,1c ORANGF.S-GRAPEFRUIT8. »2.00 buxhel. R. W. Lord. I'hon# Between Saaford and Orla Camel berry . 7IW-W. ____ . 8 HELP WANTED GIRL for aoda foonlain a ey'a Drug Store. Part 'Jml full tima. AIR THERM**KI.ECTRfC HEAT- KHS rnlucul from »1.Y«T to $|.7.S0, Two burner electric hot plate*. (9.40. II. B. Pope Co. r Alex P. BREWER ’ « • A d « rU **d ' ALF.S PKRHON. for *pr,Hjuce depertment. .teady year round lob.- Piggly Wiggly. ._______ _ W ANTED experienceii bookkeep m \ w a ii # ABOUT B U T IN A S TORN OONfJ^TENT ADVKRWUR s #WHJfBEM07K y o a L ^ U D i^ — ' * �•— r FRIDAY,'JAN. 10, 1940 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,* FLORIDA STAFFORD 6 M 6AGV > rooM vrtae 1A90UNC wrrH tOOK fkiAR ' ■mar-3 ok ha n o t MVXSinnOtr! CHICKEN IMLAU SUPPER TOURIST CLUB T U E S D A Y . JA N ... M i l t — 6 : ^ 0 I*. M P ila u , C o f f e r , r l c w ill h r fu rn is h e d b y C lub P le a s e b r in g *nln<l», b ren t! o r roll* m ill rlrsnorlH, For Furl her Information Phone 51 A rtav.v field of "hot bo*’ rantenders nil I u<> to post tonight j l the Kanford-Oriando Kennel.Club Id. he announced. At this time, said Mr. Odham, In the first feature event run Ihu season from the .five-sixteenths bout three truckload* of eelery of a mile ho*. This stellar con­ test will be offered as the ninth Javcee President Jack Katiga.i race of the program. told of plans for sponsoring the .Southeastern Slate* Soaring meet at the Municipal Airport on March I and 2, and predicted that current fO-day meeting an ability with proper promotion, It would to run with the best. All have scored at least one victory while four of tho contenders have scored two early triumphs, Tidy ileward, Chamber of Commerce and the While Platt, Mis* Mayo, and Boh- Junior Chamber of Commerce had . lander. Hounding out the all-star done ari-e*rtll«Trf Jdh ln *iromdlr rations! juvenile, Baby Rattle, Black I-arry. and Susan Stavrr*. The majority of the eventa have him far tvern from the shorter futurity ho* hut Racing Secretary lew Arnold announced today that the hound* weru quickly rounding Into shape and row capable of going the longer mute. The flvcRtxleenths distance i» recognised a* a lieller test i f greyhound running skill.1 In romping home in the feature event last night, Ilunny’a Master Iiecame the flr»t canine to hang up three wine of the meeting. Thl* performance wm considered HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW ATLANTIC GOLDEN PALE ALE? Ing and advertising Fanford d u r­ ing the past year, lie salt) th at he had enjoyed lieing president of the Merchants Association ami urged that new officers and directors In* given the co-operation thev deserve. Minute* of p a it meeting* and record* of Associa­ tion *chicvement were read by Secretary Morrison. F i r s t Itaew — F a l n r i . r . iq a la l.la H arr) C h a n * F i r m . I^-.tr P l a n n . KM. W a l t , r u m f lu lilr, i .u c h Mike. K o p . p e r l»M. T>ont T e r r y . H r n r l . t Ann. O r re e U H a r e —F e t e r d f i I F I r a l H a i r D a lly D e a h l r ) D o n n a A m r r h r , p a v o t , T r u a HIM. I>an l l e l l , l . t i r k y F o i , I t u r k C p p a l . Our Helljr, N . v . r Kr» r. T a t r a H a r r —a / | * Mil*. t fetal H a l t U a l l r l l a a k l s l i q a l a l . l a W ay.. . .n> >lr*vle<I. f llu r Hide. J o v e l l i e * . Air A re. ( ' r t . r o . O r a t t p r l n t . r , N o r t h F l e a , F.th-t. F a a rth H are—Fat a ril, t * iq a la lrle lia r.) Chr-na I H a a r r . P lay hr Pley, l e i e b v Hhelliv, Ji m I tred y , W i t h o u t a D oubt. I.u rk y W inner. Ih tw n M laalnn . M l k r It C o n n o r . F irttr liner— * / |# t t l l .l i q a l a l . l a llaea) H w l t r h m a h P a i r . W a a a t C flr* y l , e r k . M a r h l r F a w n , 11.4 W * . | i . Kll M a t r o n . T e w n y T rl* . t . a f r r lloy. a im lh J t a r e — F a l a r l t r i . AL€ a n d UfteR ac In T o u r !* W o rk ' S I. C lo u d Sanford P h o n e 160 SH E MUSIC BOX Ilati Moved Into New location At 119 W est First Street (Building Formerly Occupied By Echols Bedding and Furniture Co.) Owned and Managed By Mr. ad Mrs. F. C. Winn, Jr. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION B e a u t'ifu l C o lo r s ! j h’ i h i t t* Wlfkl** «p yaw. ham s with e i.ik -K .H I Par f M iln n . Ilaat.aa* *r . . . 4 t h a n . w . . 4 w a l .* 4 w allt. .C ta li* e l e*aov ,*r l.wt-fl.l* lielab. M.ul-K.i. D ID Y O U K N O W I T IS P O S S IB L E T O D O A F A M IL Y W A S H F O R 7 5 c 7 PtatH-gaS* gives key ta rta r# a htavMM, pratatMv* Ikthb that it «*iy la haap rlta a . M A K E W A S H D A Y A H O L ID A Y . W A S H T H E "H E L P Y SELFY M W A Y natatXM* ftahttlliaa.1 reqgkk ne *W |H -X ..i It l n p .r r i .v i I* w a it., aliah at L o a v e s U o B ru th M a r k t I Olv* ,•** #vS* W t.4 * t . kt#**v C .i a h i k l i a r * — F a l a r i O . iq aln trla H arr) l o k ThouEhle. K ll O F l . h r r i v , Hilo. Iliiirt), H o e * > l l l d i i . , Hlr Hnn w Itoll. H p an l.li M a t r o n , t-llfl* ■- e r r v , N in th H err— F a f a r llr i , i q a l a l . l a 11a m t l n h l e n d r r . T id y f l . w a r d . D r e l Me In. I l l . - v > t ^ r r y W h i l e F l a i l . MU* Movo, Itab y t t a t l t r . Hu*»n H l a v e r a T e n t h H a r r — B / i * Sfll.C iq a la l.la ll.rr) m i »* H * r r t i » r i . t v . . I n n , K*llv O l l r l e n . l i n e D i m . . Illu H . r . Hen F e r n a n d o , M r Jrll> l U e n , T r y a n Land Clearing And D ragline W ork and firemen slipped on the froien tpray from th-ir hnsra exceptionally outstanding In view nf the fact thgt this young puppy ran- hi*, firxt, race ’lea* than a month ago on the Sanford-Orlando oval. Post-time for the first event tonight is * n,m. The complete |... P i n . D u a l. Jo lly l-a .a , T r a a a D*M. ■an . D u a l* T at* . are the Leaders peny building. Four flie fighter* were cut by gin** uprinlem when ■ l»rge pjste window crashed t l lb* nevemeni from a second-story window. Anulhrr firrman was overcome by smoke inside the burning building. Hundredii nf spectators’ lined men. The blare burned out the the sidewalk* to watch the* speeupper floora of a creamery corn - tacuiar lira, flam es aim Laky arariL Six Firemen Injured Classy Field Of Ned Smith Is ^ In Creamery Blaze Hounds Will Go Elected Head Of BALTIMORK, Jan. 10, (A*)—A midnight three-alarm fire in Bal­ To Post Tonight M erchant Group timore last night injured aia fire­ M onday a n d T ucedny W e d n c fid n y , T h u re d n y n n d F r id a y 7 A . M . lo 7 P . M Saturday 7 A . M . to 2 P . M. — tatlty, eetsMy. A ru.ih*#»* nel.ka.t4. O* a * w a .le o - fir - V T - "" r ~ 7 Q U A R T Senkank (ilana & Pftint Co. Phono 320 Between French A Elm Avenue* �------------ ♦ #r ' t tt:*-.c . x .£ • •' _ ____ THE WEATHER * . . . m In Unity Thar# U Strength-— „ To Protect lha Peoet of th s W orld, T o Promote tho P r o f r t w of A n n ie * ; T\» Prodoia Pro*parity fo r S anford; % Parti) deed) tool|M and u»> CtctiaaC d a iiJ M "U VOLUME XXXV1I1 ■■1 Residents Of Haifa Placed UnderCurfew Survivors Of Volcanic: Peak Arctic Crash On Luzon Has Reveal Story Bad Eruption Rescue Sidewalk Cave-In .Victim Action Follows Ex­ plosion' A t Station; ~ British - Div ision. Is Being Transferred ■ i 4, Jj Jj AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK r -'- i.-ia' ■ J ■ 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JAN. 13, 1947 —- ■> ■! , " Establish'd 1908 Tors-' Associated Prea* Leased Wira ■■JM.. . . -■ I . . .. NO. 53 Congress Is UrgedToAct lit Air Crisis Budget On Way To Congress Representative Asks Inquiry Into Recent Series Of C rashes* W ar Probe Limited Commander Says He 2 U. S. Naval Officers Never Lost Hope; Are Air Observers* Lava Stream Rises Buried 3 Men Un­ Ten Thousand Feet der. Plane's W i n g r| LS r• - .JERUSALEM, J a n . 13r WASHINGTON, -Jan. 13. MANILA*, Jan. 13. (/P>— •ABOARD THE U.' 8* 8. (JV)—The 05,000 inhabitanU (AP)— Demands were made MOUNT OLYMPUS JAN. The Muyon Volcano, which of Haifa were held under today for a congressional in­ 13 (JP) The six survivors of hnd been threatening for virtual Iiouhc a rre st today vestigation of the recent the wrecked Navy seaplane five days, erupted today flo w in g an explosion which series of airplane crashes. todny revealed a saga of with a great shower of wrecked the city’s police In nn ntltlress before the terrific hardships encounter­ boulders and lava. station. The blast killed House of Representatives, Two American officers ed during their 13-dnys of four policemen and injured South Carolina Democrat testified to the eruption. complete isolation. 142 other persons. Mendel Rivers urged nn in­ But their commander, They were flying over the The explosion shook Pal* vestigation into what lie Cnpt. Henry II. Caldwell, lofty volcano on southern estine’s main port and dis­ termed the ’’inexcusable itover gave up hope of res­ Luzon when it erupted. rupted traffic and the tele* killing of American people” cue. His first words to (’apt. Navy Lieut. Robert Case phone system. Fire broke in plane accidents. Rivers George Dufek when lie went said, “The peak got redder out In the post office, next said : “The American people aboard the seaplane tender, i and swelled like u bubble, door to the police station, ' are horrified aird scared to* the Pine Island were: ‘There then broke. A lava stream i t # i other nenrhy buildings. death. If there is something wasn't tlu> slightest doubt went straight up to a Officials said that three wrong with the whole dogheight we estimated at 8 to you’d got us.’ men drove n car, labelled gone setup then something But before the rescue 1 (1,1100 feel above the 7tlilil police, to the police station ytouhl (•**- doite.” they expcriiu'ed nil tin* emo­ foot peak." and left the explosives. at Republicans in the Senate tions possible to persons Lieut. Case, n weather the Hide of the building. stranded hundreds of utiles agreed to restrict the au­ officer, was in ail army Guards fired a f\e r them A RON m o ASOUT HIS WAIST, Charles Sollno, S3, wait* for rescue from nowhere. The first lan** piloted by t'aot. Rnthority of the War Investi­ worker* to haul him to safety after being trapped beneath lbs aurtac# but they fled. A warning three days were the lough- ert Harris of Dayton, gating Committee. But they earth and concrete when part of a mid-town New York eldewtlk and was given to clear the build* by postponed until Wednesday cst. Tho.six men.were dazed roadway coil* peed. Three other* burled with Sollno a t the, time, were Ohio. The naval ' .officer lug npd approximately .15 otiltkiy treed a police emergency rescue equad. ' (fntem ailoiw l) •by the crash and -buffered o Senate test, of efforts to Went on to say : “ We saw luJico escaped. I from shuck. None could eat bilge rocks blown HtntilMll, WITH THI CAhtOl In lha background. H erbctl Miller. record clrtk al continue, tlie life of the in— the White Ibniw. innUiiU the "Senate klt-px fun ying ThoMi-nt Tnunun'i "Th rhe__BHtlah have doubled vestigatiilg grofip through for tlif- flm day and a half. Up: They looked like small budget lu (Vngira-. It railed for Ihr expenditure of $37,5011,00(1,001) and *61icb guards on public' 1917. Rut man's will to live houses ............... to os even at a dis h )j iu .Or i*’» Hr» of Republic!ht l l n j j submitted (liiteriialtunjl) uildings and established revived them. They hegar\ltaiice of a mile and a half, The chairman of the War road-blocks. , digging in the anow .andJTH p eruption lasted nlmut a , tmpiirv Committee, Owen Authorities- snid- the erin the wreckage of the plant* j half hour." • Brewster of Maine, said that ploslon.wns the work of the t he agreed with the Armed I HU/ Pr Af f P r l r p c ' food n"d 0t,U' r "uPPlle"*l. Two towns near the base notorious Stern gang. [Services Committee to limit Luweieu f N l C S T h e y set up a camp and !of ,he volcano were ordered [did little but rest ami sleep. evacuated earlier as lava • British officials did not future activities of the any how long the present Niehoff, Myatt And Growers G e ttin g GG ,(?n the seventh day Capt. pouretl (Inu ti th e e a ste rn Hivwster group. t^rfew would be kept. Meanwhile, Senator Ro­ a n d s o o th e tn slopes. Black Bass Will Instruct i P e r Cent Of Price j..... S ...... S , ^ 1........... ' T * ^, 1.^I.’ieriy uderly stuukc pooreil tin or miles •M eanwhile, British mili­ bert Taft of Ohio said that F o r December, 194G (buried till- three members into Ihe -k\ In Lookout School tary sources disclosed that ( 'urpenter A nnounces.Seminole Boulevard the Republican conference ______ of their party who failed the British 3rd Division is discuss further tomor­ Ity WILLARD CONNOLLY to s u r v iv e th e c r a s h of th o Cumiiuiffn To Raise i Is Scene Of Side- will .being transferred f r o m By ARTHUR IUXKWIT1I. Jit. row the iiueation of extend­ K ara Id Sports Editor produce for Ic y money | p]nlit* a g a i n s t n il ic e -|m c k e d Egypt to Palestine. One The Chattanooga Lookout* will is Morr Jumes Tew Receiver j. Fund For Negroes | s w i p i n g Collision ing the investigating group. .1 ......... . what the eepoi l of Deceml.er . . . . ™ ...... brigade of the division al­ open their baseball school at the sale- *1 the Hanfonl Stale barm- hill. They buried the men It also will discuss whether Air Medal Citation \ | A. O-buni of Del.and enter- *J Severe injury to tbr left atm to ready hns arrived • In the Municipal P ark next Monday ers‘ Market rrvenls, a* rampart'd under the plane’s wing with authorize It speclnl com­ mini'll Knlttrian- at i Iumi n iftilui latilon Ib'lllBlIy, JM, of Jnck mittee nn sntnll husioexs to Holy Xaitod. when 1B0 aspirants aro slated with pi ice* received by grower* an American flag whipping last year The report as i-Micd in the stiff wind. IJelO •'• iiii.Ii lame \<l.irtl Tew. weekly Inn. hr.or «l Hr.- lourisl sonvitte. re.-ulird Friday evening Two purposes aro being to report ‘for drills, according to by Manager II. J- l.ehntfti. shows i . . X), •> I. ol Mis. I Milt- Center today with u -m e - of at atxnil 10:00 o'clock whrn thr ..penile for eigiit months. Oii .the Back, Chattanooga grneral that grower* pre on the averau*? seventh day, lliev i Y(pln T*" of .no Vvih»iIh Avmir. -ligbt of hanil It irks wl.ldli kept j Plymouth ear Ire wa* driving, nec.miip|l->£d by tho truis- Zlnn irejagt-w— .. mr. - 6 *,* fb Tire-prortiMed Beck atated th a t Hert Neihoff, receiving only Of! |*ercenl of the also located medical stipplis | NS* ifffHwt « nrrniariMit Htlllutt his «...lienee rt.rs-ing nn.| pr..e-»d collided in n sidtk-wiping manner price for fruit* nnd vegetables ThrCc of the nien needed for tbr Air M.-.l*t fr«>m S.-.-r« very amusing. Mr Osborn. ** l.o 1with n IU12 Cb*vt>del driven t» removal of British forces K.. Lookout m anacar; george M y a ll,, received in Ilex-ember. I!><5 d a i ly doses o f s u l f a t a b l e t s 'ary »f the Nmv sens n.lrratiieed ••v Dr C W. link ward Hanford l>y Arthur Thomas, front Egypt. The other is W ashington Senator player ami tin er. i.a« U-en an ninntrur mgai. inn negro, on Seminole llo.tlrvard Unit* -old in lleeenilier. *'•'*'•' n, l ‘ e r v stn U Ilo tV ev er Ihe ini, I?., reinforcement Of the Dick Bass, former . (iainr«vil|e were Kh'i.109 for which R--.M.477 , ft,ul c r >;"jj11*- "»"« '• r- "•* l.iftit *ftitifi I • uht* ti.*i» i -.lire tire nge "f to and -lale.i ilia: midway between Krrncl. Avem wn. riirlvc.l, wbrrrns In |l»vr,n 1'lien lost liU le b lo o d . u,lrn.,««'il *»• inartiii » u l\, r»*rr*%ri! j h»««i »•( *lu* si uni h ti**r.| nn In nn.| |h e Dew Drop Inn It t» c.mP n ln o H n CH*n*>^Rhment in ahipper, are due to arrive Wrd ber laft. tfiT.THS units, nr C>,JII AMM William W arr nnd lie ownr.l for tit- action in petisl program were id In- owr. Iiiveri *i.lrreil prnltablr by pnli.-e lin t I aiesiluc, ‘ nesday to make neeesaury pre less dinn this past December, RM James Haskins Robbins lligbt during ..'pi'.a'im* ngatn-l lion. Mr. Ib.iiuelly ..«< driving - will, The commander Of B rit-, Paratlons for the player*. Net brought $ 12*.',Mid. Average unit the .Innane-e in lire It'ky.t x.ea of I're-td.'iit (1. A. Speer revealed hi* left elhow extending out of J u p . 13 — wore singled out for com dnh forces in Palestine is.hoff, Myatt and Ba*» will In priee frr the past month was $!.»<’• Japan. Doting the war. lita.i'.n* n letter of appreciation fr.mv Itie tho, c a r wind. W whrn the acci- t HJACKSONVILLE, p.i'nl l ‘‘W eather nnd Crop the youngster* difring a* compared with at. overture m e m llltio n b y titC o t h e r RUI- were Irmpo Mr*.*, nr incomplete, for Halvatioi. Aitov foe tire a-sbtftiiro .loot occurred. now conferring with the fi™ 1 * * “ ----------* ' comlitb.ii- (lav* cnmbinNI, through training period which will u n lt price of -about 12.70 per u n it • v iv o r s . T h o y w o r e c a lle d | -ecurily rea- Mi of the llninrv t'lnt. dorlnif tt.e British Middle East Com- their At the time iif the accident, Ihi- ...•.•k end. to prepare an exla st until Feb. 20. Chrialinnfood ear pnigti. II.d ex t h e m n iu s tn y n in h e l p i n g t " Text ..f'.t. • toll ••ItntlMi. a* Mr D.ini.elly, win. lx . mplwyrd in • » llt iu ovcr nll |Hrturr lor our apinder, General Sir Miles Dick Bass will manage the U monthr ago pre-Hiil l be appie.-inti.iii <*f ll<* f.tli.iW I Orlando by n Tnn.pn firm, wa* f t i$‘tti|« i ifii* Nntional l.«*uifiir of Dempsey. The cohference is K ingsport, Tenn. entry In the Vo.ltew Sl.iw fit. ' ; s . r ■r ! ! . ,hem ,h r ,u“ h * "For innilortmi- nclt'rvrmem in j *h<t l» WI .‘l« ,il- F»r**h Frtiii anil Vf(f#. 1 'r t driving from Orlando to Jack presumed to deal with the Appalachisn Ix ag u r, a class D Vrcj,;»r.>. i.ii.i in -air* value. T h u ! I lie m e n la id o u t r a d a r erial flight a- ••do • f « obii.e donatb.t. Ilf a III! .Illsg'9 Ilf '*' ' | •nlivlllfi to *ec In i Wlfr A. r.ird. • n M« 1 ' » ih u iu rx , in n , wa* no average pf $2.23 a b».a .j r c f l c c t o n i a n d t r i e d to o p c lsecurity situation in Pales­ circuit, n u t year according to IT atteeiied | traj^ ............... »' 'm b ‘»r'-l tug in Stole Highway RaUulmau. 'N iv\f I’nlm MfOA’L. *3iu Torped., UfW'age came .c.o n .l with tn .2 .o j n tv (jH>j r ra (jj„ s j,, a | , c f f u l l tine. Beck. .« tbe IkHS It. .riiel, .lor..., oluiia t i l.l. i . l I WlUtMl, |l|rC4'ts*l tlf , [ >T r . Hander, who invealigute.1 I \\ ell ■IM tlavl* Sandlin, Chattanooga It. v M,.ik 1 a n m .le i ,ni ...i..rrd , |(ip , r<.olnn(t Onnn.lly rontlmie.1 1 S^«»r \l:ivkrln( IthUy non* a.aln-t enemy .irtpane.e ,°; j s 7 j t , ^ ™">«« i»«aw« train er; Jimmie Johnson, park l!t'l»«tii« from f hrt»o$tli'*ti! fL** placni third with v.tkt'J crate- in g pnrties. But it was a ; fifrrr* in I hi* 1'mKv$» .»»»•• •*! J*»mh tbal ibe Hiinf-.i I M.i.i-'i rial V- i driving with i.ne band in tbr Dew I superintendent and a colored club ponging f-t.O'J a crate or 92V.IOM.j flrt* started by CI*M O w e n j . .11 Fell. 17. It't:>. Flyine tbroogti n.wiatton u o o p e.o ti.i. will, jt Drop Inn Wh*i<, he x|op|i,-d and Sl.ilev .mil particulsily from Hlale It of colored citiren* who are blew hi* horn fo r belli. William F n rim r,' M arket. Adjacent to houao attendant will airlv a In .Tangeriltfs had a food sale with McCarthy which attracted I intense anti-aircraft fire, Lieut. group conduct ing drive in r.ii»e $15,000 hirtley Hanford Saturday. and Al Wollacn came, Jr’: .1." "an: boro for the pdrena-r of land III Golds- from the Inn, nod Kirtlev applied WeM Palin lleacb. reveal.that the Jo* Rngld, Chattanooga presi­ fflS L 'S IS , a a f V n W i ' h i ' * n.teniion of th . tin.. ................ « | home ... nn atta.'k ngaliHt for uxe tix a colored r e t e n ­ a tourniquet to hi- bleeding arm. inovenu-nt of fioitx and vege­ dent, Is slated to remain In San­ «rH:t7 crate* twinging »2».04»* er rescue plane. nirftebl and. *!riking vigorously nt tion center and a-krd Ilie help of D ien^ rmdied lum In Fernald table, ront iiiur- heavy. Dial S print o"kbi*.i>h|rctlvr». Inflicted dr-lriirtlon ford f o r 't h e entire schooling nn nvrrngr of $^.0H a ern tf. In C farmers Aspirants Slated Report Reveals To Report Monday 150 S Man Injured In DeLand Magician Amuses Rotaiians Wreck Friday On At Weekly Lunch l.akeshore Drive Over-All Farm Conditions Make Accurate Picture Wednesday Last Day For 1 Securing'47Tag J s n . ]& will lx the deadline* for securing 1N7 licrn.# tag* for m otor Vehicles, Jno. D. Jinkln* to u n ty- Tax Col -.H ector, disclosed .today. Th# HH7 tag aalaa have Loan good, he said, w ith a total uf 3.4HS tag* having txan aold to iffbuiihva* ' tHa cIom of F riday night. Thla amount compare* w ith a . of S.TO4 taga aold laat y*ar. Wh*n applying for tag* thk registration cant ahowTnr old . w 'lnumber, ahould be presented, snd alto tf convenient, the Flor­ ida Title Certificate,,Mr. Jink Ini ponted out. Car owner* will tav* time for themaeirea and others he laid. If they will have theae pspera In hi hand* when they come to , office. PI . . Under the itreamllned ayitem •eed by the tax collector, re*li tration card* have been prepared In advance to that the time of t^ in g tkeaae tag* hai now been ruT to tha minimum thui laving time for the ■car owner. session before moving to W inter Carden on March 1 for the open­ ing o f the liookouts* Spring train in g activity. * W elfare League Opens Campaign F o r Playground The Colored Welfare League of Sanford la atartlng a cam ­ paign on Jan. 20, to ralie 915,000 to eatahllih a recreation project In Sanford for colored boy* and girl*. Thla program h ai received the Sanford M inisterial Aiiociatlon, and the Rev. K. D. Brownlee, pas­ tor of the F l m Presbyterian Church has ag re ed to participate In the drive by eervlng a* a truatee 'f o r the fundi raised. Th* M inisterial -Aeaoclatlon, of which th* Rev. Glenn E. Smith ii presi­ dent. donated I&0 toward the drive. th is ronheetkm it is In ttrw tU * not® that Host on Ifttur® biought only 11 J>7 a c r a llT u C l.lO r ri,,e ’ for". ‘ $1,744. Tomatoes brought $Mji!i2 for 3.IU4 unit* or $IJ>’» » emit*. • Green bean* were a good money crop ami averaged $3.2u per bo.het ham per with 6,i*Ul bam|wrx bring­ ing $l'J,17ii. G etting below Ihe $10,000 class we lino that 2,*30 boxes ol g rap efru it at $2 J« n bo* broufit.t a& tiol; 2-17d buahcla of I'epi'ev* yielded f<U73 and S73 busnets of yellow squash brought an of $&.34 a ham per or H ,•*<««• C au litlo aer brought • * ,» » w ith 8M crates bringing |3 ,0 I0 . - Wntrhr* and Jewelry valued a more lhnn $7U(I were re|M«rlril I police In have Iwen *tolen F ti.lay evening from the hiime of Mr. and Mr*. Ilnmrr Little, -101 ' \Vr*l Nineteenth Street. Mr. Little stated today that toIxllevi-d I hat entry In the hnu*e w as made during th r afternoon by mean-, nf a sKilelnn kry Insert­ ed into th* bark door. Thing* were not tom up In Ihe house, and It appeared a* If the thieve* knew where tip Jewelry wo* kept, he said. Police Chief Roy G. William* reported this morning that he la giving rloae attention to th>* case. Cordele-A. J. Lossing Company PurchaHijd Itin Rolan 4'lllb to furlliri Ibipurpo-i Andrt-xr Carrausy . emeoioi-r-t Dial .Ml- I'sill Dchlltier of ^llanii Iteai ti ix uiindiictiiis a -erie- ••( leelure- 10 Sanford ..n flower I aujrelorid- ao,l r x | i e ---it I'o t|| llirciatioo of Die , bib to Die (inrdrn I'luo for Die flowei rangrioentx in Die lo.iri«i t en ler. Edward 11Im n * called i\it"iiit.>o to an iiiileit-.a.V meeting <)( the bpard of director* of Die Ferneldl^iuybioii Meninrisl f|o*pitnl at the Court llouie Thursday offer noon and urged .ill Itotarioiix who are member* of the Iward to make It a point to !<e pfexent. Vixitora at tiHlay'- luncheon were Hugh Elder nf Amherst, Mai*., J. W, Hander- if Monroe. Ga^ Malcolm MeAlnlne of Plain Cilv, Kennihh Wacker nf klaltland, and Reed W hittle of Orladdo. Laughton Mi innrial ll»*pltal idaniiog-- are coiuplrleil Jr well whern bo was treated by Ih l" | uinlrr way and that in general, F. McDaniel. On Hstiirday hr • uiulllli.tir a te -ueb av to give “ »* »ent to Dr Jewell t buna the 1 1 ii11 and trgrtshlr dixtribu ini a very accurate idea nf our -piH'laliat In Orlando opeialtnli- and an inI'ulruluian Itei .l. i ,.„i i„ i, ,. 1 iinrntx! ,| I I In nm poleii1t.iI capa.'l'y Die negro iln u i ih> 1*1 , iii.h i i I I, i |if mtlli *lull lii.llf IWxl poll-,- i *i.| . 1,11, 0 ,|e vlaiket Manager Jnlui A Dtllputie* til wnieb all -e.'iiiol ban,I 1-sr deAlerx In be nil the lookout uii) ,,( tin- 1‘abukre Htale Form er*’ for a negro » h n wmilil i ■\ ■■> Maiket reported al the week-*n-l buy new feiuler- nr ilimr li.-mdlrx Dial ceb-r» quality lias ini|vrnved, .•,n*i| ilemand fur larger a is e a i.\ fo- xn '-III l ',-»vri,|r l. The S h eriff* office learned th»t fail, 'm ailer siie> weaker. One Thumaa had appeared at Reel'* day'* lunveineni from Die t.akr r ,, im ing ,u -nen pun*. U*«mI po aa rts asking forr xneh polls, UL e,v 11Wbee a*C11on, 1 ^?*..r ! o * and through Det.aml office ii*I- hl»»'aKJr Uuiany, Ineludwl - care Red Patrolm an Itrmler hv radio. « « rrl, r>‘ ,R .r a r * — iaides, nine prices quoted w ere: Ha -In tu rn telephoned Ilia S her­ S local llr l»f b f i n i | to IO IW VBI buyers, wu;«ia. if f - office In pick nn Ihe negro, wlm wax airr-ti-d by Deputy parking lum ss’ stock tn bushel Jack llick-nn on a charge of liainprrx, Black • Valentine, $2.70 $2.95; Trinlergreeii*. $2-12.20; cel­ leaving an accident. Thomas, who i* an employer ery f.o.h. sales, shipping point, topa, of the Ox 'F ib re llru*h Company |«l inch cra tes, trimmed near Fnterprlxe wa- releaxed on Cnldrii. fair to good quality, 3-4's $200 bail pending hi* trial* in $2.B:-$ t, d's $1.7.5 $2. IT*. #l.S<>. t'uunty Cnurt whieli convene- to­ Manager Dulany reported commorrow. Hix c a r is rrnorted to pjrticu of the snort ootato crop, hav* been showing bloodstains fair quality end condition. S ite A, 50-pound bag* selling fo r $2.50, Any veteran In need of serv­ and dam age from the accident. Sire It for $1.50. Cooler w eather ice (free of cigirgs) In any of the following categories Is re­ would im prove quality and con­ quested to visit Uie office of dition of all products, th e man#Uw responsible agencies listed g rr reported. below: "ShipQient* handled through the PAI.ATKA. F la., Jan. 13. (/1 3 Coordinator — X. B. Carter Director* of th e Florida State I'ompano M arket h a w been ru n ­ Atlantic National Bans Build­ League today approved a 140- ning about 60 cars daily, a w ire ing. from M anager J . U W arren re­ Employment — D. 8. Bkn- gam* schedule fu r tike 1047 base- veal*. Continued warm w eather Is Ball season opening Tue-day, ploymont Berrios, US North April 15 and closing latm r Day, bolding production of bosne In Park Avernw. th a t area a t high level*. The Vocational Training and Edu­ H»Pt. 1. Le.• ague officials alxo voted In Pnmnano S ta te Farm ers’ M arket cation — T. W. Lawton, court U guided by National Axsocia- which re n te rs an area concenHouse. Ilona rulas covering pla>vr clas­ ratlng larg ely on production of Legal Aaalalance. KospltelUabeans, na« on* shed over a thous­ Uon end State Benrtoe Officer sification In Class D Circuit*. O p en in g -g am es will bring to­ and faet In length, believed to be — Contact through Uoyd F. Boyle. County Barrio* Officer, gether th e Toon's warmest riralx. t h e 'la r g e s t platform under on* Gainrevllle will open at le r* . roof iu the country which la de­ Takach Build in*. ^Bocae ^Barrie*^jkaatetmtee to burg. 8L A ugustine a* Palatka. voted exelutively to tale* of JV Land a* D ayto»* Iteach and ve*elahle*.' “The Florida City State Farm­ their Dependants — Amertan Orlando a t Sanford. Bad Dross, Ukafroot Boulevard. { Th# Ju ly 4 gam e* *111 be play- ers' Market'* auction handled 27,- md heavy damage up.in ihe in -lallatioii. Ill- airman-hip. conrav.* Mill devotion to duly rrftrcl llu' l.ighrat eredll upon I lent • om.tr lew nnd the UntbM stale- Naval Service " Jewelry Tnken Front Homer Little IIouho ' h Hoopmun Trim • Fedw In 33-23 Tilt IOu h H BUSTLS. Jan. 13, (S ix c la D -^ Dig Ray Gatch tallln l 14 polnU m lead le a d the Eustl* Kuxtl* ba-kelcers to Ixskejeers to 33 to 23 victory over the poor shooting Hanfonl Celery Feds her* F riday n ig h t Tho Fed “ B" squad dropped th e prelim inary tilt . t o Ihe Euatl* Haby P anthe/s by a 13 to 10 SCOT*. L. J . Low* of Orlando has purchased lb* Cord*JI* and A. J. Leasing T ranSler Company a t 601 East Third S tre e t for #4* 000. Tho' deal Inducted acquisition of th a warehouse, 14 tru ck s and other Tha matter was directed to th* moving equipment, according to By RAYMOND BALL | consisted of th a more difficult attention of th* Hanford Kiwanls Fret! Bender, realtor, who handled Mtm Miriam Solovleff proved i concert arrangem ents. H er r*nth e transaction. Club by th* Rev. J. E. McKinley h er ability as an outstanding con- ditlon of “ Caprice Basque” by charred and burnt envelope Mr*. Uwe. who U «n •*Prr1' cert violinist at tho first concert Pablo Saraaat* was an outaland ‘ ing a hand written business and Ray. Brownlee, and tho Klwa- enced transfer roan, ha* emtabllshulan* agreed to aid In th* recrea­ scorehad at th« edges, tho Heminol* County Music Ing number on th* program. Sho ed his residence her*, lit te taking of program. wa# recovered from th* tion Association Friday evening at responded with th* popular ”Avs In a recent talk to the negro over SUta amt Federel -franruin* of fc south boupd committeeman, City Judge James 1 ohteoo in connection with the tb« high school auditorium. She Maria” by Frans Schubert, ployed to a near capacity houre Th* Frit* Krelater arrange­ ? a ^ f V * J .b Mi*S, 0. Sharon polnlod out that It Is transfer boalnesa. Charred In • Plane Crash ArrivcH Miriam SoloviefPa Concert Charma Near Capacity Audience Friday Night the duty of the colored people of tho Fruit Growers to toko care of their boy* and Company, who aold that Ralph Campbell Cut • had bom able to read tha girl*. Negro committeemen are J. Badly By Fan Tbday W. Knowles, chairman of tho i letter whan mailed drive, le v . 8. Slplan, Jr, Jemmle Ralph Morrison Compball. 40 polls, Minn, had boon post- Dee Dovia. Foat.r Hmith Be.sle severely cut about the hew Hawkins and Alfred Walters, when he fell Into Uio blade* of on secretary. electric fan Jt. about on# o'clock, today ot tea Patrick FruK Com­ on Thursday, Jan. Bpany where h* operated- a hand KFJBRVB8 BNJOY CRUISE --------- ••■■■Wff*1 tnstV Ho waa takrii to Fornold-Loogh. Members of tho Narel Unit of er reel* or waIvasyllte. r, will Central Florida had an enjoyahte ton Memorial Hospital where ho mooting hy*Df, t . K'MeDanteL Hla realClub on Municipal Dock at 10:00 o’clock. dene* is 111 Waat Fourth Barest.. t r a s s 'w w —. -• . ■ . tY - t . afc& i.- 1 W J. »? iu • :.i' ft • " 'J*y ' '.***"-- . ; - - # Veterans Service Florida S tate IriH>p Schedule Approved which ahowad Its appreciation of ment of a Tarttnl theme of Co­ tho bettor class of music. Miss relli demonstrated remarkable Roknrteff was ably aataUd at th* mattery of bowinr on th* part of plena by Bernard Frank. Miaa Holovisff. Tarinl waa on# T h o artists wore Introduced by of the moat faipou* violinists of H. H. Coleman, president of th* th. 18th century. Th# Relfeta Association, Who thanked officer* end member* for tholr co-opera­ arrangement of th* march .fc$r tion in bringing gifted nuistsa1 Prbkoflqff waa an entertainment novelty. Generous epplaD*# from talent her*. Mias Solovleff possess** an un­ th* audience showed appreciation usual tonal quality and masterful of tech number. technique. Her Intonation wa* The resumption of krtlate’ con­ Her asample of accom- certs In Sanford affords enter­ Valerana Admlnlatretioa — In early Uf* should b« tainment for the tourist*, mem- • Georg* 8. Anderson, Sheriff* J an insplretiou te all atudenta ofjbeiw of the Association and the I Office every Tuesday. music, th e program presented music loving public te gaueraL - '> iV ;.' . ^ ■ I w-V- „ .•• x - , • •t i ’J I : . ! I . , . • -- - I. ■ ■ ♦ - •' ^ t i . • ■■ ___ • --" ite B i Vi.' •S t ed at. Leexhur*. Palatka, Daytona Beach and S$uford, .with the Labor Day contest! scheduled fro­ th# other four towns te th* :: ’■’ ; * J . - ■ ■ ■ . I - r 000 lusheU field crate* of toma­ toes during the last week. Mana­ ger 0. R. Phillip* reported at the week-end. l. *3 � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 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/466702a69fe8f63073016c0fe18c1547.pdf d05c21ea13880786e43d1c576b64caf9 PDF Text Text •— r FRIDAY,'JAN. 10, 1940 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,* FLORIDA 6 M 6AGV > rooM vrtae 1A90UNC wrrH tOOK fkiAR ' STAFFO RD ■mar-3 ok n ot MVXSinnOtr! ha CHIC KEN IM LAU SU PPE R TO U R IS T CLUB T U E S D A Y . J A N ... M i l t — 6 :^ 0 I*. M Pilau, C o ffe r , r lc w ill h r furnished b y Club Please bring *nln<l», brent! or roll* mill rlrsnorlH, For Furl her Information Phone 51 Classy Field Of Ned Smith Is ^ Hounds Will Go Elected Head Of To Post Tonight Merchant Group A rtav.v field of "hot bo*’ rantenders nil I u<> to post tonight j l the Kanford-Oriando Kennel.Club Id. he announced. At this time, said Mr. Odham, In the first feature event run Ihu season from the .five-sixteenths bout three truckload* of eelery of a mile ho*. This stellar con­ test will be offered as the ninth Javcee President Jack Katiga.i race of the program. told of plans for sponsoring the .Southeastern Slate* Soaring meet at the Municipal Airport on March I and 2, and predicted that current fO-day meeting an ability with proper promotion, It would to run with the best. All have scored at least one victory while four of tho contenders have scored two early triumphs, Tidy ileward, Chamber of Commerce and the While Platt, Mis* Mayo, and Boh- Junior Chamber of Commerce had . lander. Hounding out the all-star done ari-e*rtll«Trf Jdh ln *iromdlr rations! juvenile, Baby Rattle, Black I-arry. and Susan Stavrr*. The majority of the eventa have exceptionally outstanding In view the fact thgt this young puppy him far tvern from the shorter nf futurity ho* hut Racing Secretary ran- hi*, firxt, race ’ lea* than a ago on the Sanford-Orlando lew Arnold announced today that month oval. the hound* weru quickly rounding Post-time for the first event Into shape and row capable of tonight is * n,m. The complete going the longer mute. The flvcRtxleenths distance i» recognised a* a lieller test i f greyhound running skill.1 In romping home in the feature event last night, Ilunny’a Master F irs t Itaew— F a ln r i.r. iq a la l.la H a rr) Iiecame the flr»t canine to hang h an * Firm . I^-.tr P lan n . K M . up three wine of the meeting. W C alt, r u m flu lilr, i.uch M ike. K op . Thl* performance wm considered per l»M. T>ont T e rr y . H rn rl.t Ann. HAVE YOU TRIED THE N E W ATLANTIC GOLDEN PALE ALE? O rreeU H a re — F e te r d f i IF Ir a l H a ir D ally D e a h lr) Donna A m rrh r, p avot, T ru a HIM. I>an lle ll, l.tirk y F o i, Iturk C p pal. Our Helljr, N . v . r K r»r. T a tr a H arr— a/|* M il*. t fetal H a lt U a llr lla a k ls l i q a l a l . l a W ay.. . .n> >lr*vle<I. fllu r Hide. J o vel lie * . A ir A re. ('r t.r o . Ora ttprlnt.r, N o rth F le a , F.th-t. F a a rth H a re — F a t a r il, t * iq a la lr le l i a r . ) Chr-na IH a arr. P la y hr Pley, le ie b v Hhelliv, Jim Itredy, W ithout a Doubt. I.u rk y W in ner. Ihtwn Mlaalnn. M lk r It Connor. F irttr lin er— */|# t t l l . l i q a l a l . l a lla e a ) H w ltrh m ah Pair. W aa atC flr * y l,e rk . M arh lr Fawn, 11.4 W *.|i. K ll M atron . T e w n y T rl*. t .a fr r lloy. aimlh J ta re — F a l a r l t r i . |... Pin. Dual. Jolly l-a.a, Traaa D*M. ■an. Dual* Tat*. AL€and UfteR are the Leaders Six Firemen Injured In Creamery Blaze BALTIMORK, Jan. 10, (A*)— A midnight three-alarm fire in Bal­ timore last night injured aia fire­ men. The blare burned out the upper floora o f a creamery corn - Ing and advertising Fanford dur­ ing the past year, lie salt) that he had enjoyed lieing president of the Merchants Association ami urged that new officers and directors In* given the co-operation thev deserve. Minute* of pait meeting* and record* of Associa­ tion *chicvement were read by Secretary Morrison. peny building. Four flie fighter* were cut by gin** uprinlem when ■ l»rge pjste window crashed t l lb* nevemeni from a second-story window. Anulhrr firrman was overcome by smoke inside the burning building. Hundredii nf spectators’ lined the sidewalk* to watch the* speetacuiar lira, flames aimLaky arariL and firemen slipped on the froien tpray from th-ir hnsra K*llv O llrlen. line Dim.. Illu H.r. Hen Fernando, Mr Jrll> lUen, Tryan In T o u r !* W ork ' SI. Cloud Phone 160 SHE MUSIC BOX Ilati Moved Into New location A t 119 W est First Street (Building Formerly Occupied By Echols Bedding and Furniture Co.) Owned and Managed By Mr. ad Mrs. F. C. Winn, Jr. W E IN V IT E Y O U TO V IS IT US A T OUR N E W LO C ATIO N Beaut'iful Colors! j h’i h i t t* Wlfkl** «p yaw. hams with ei.ik -K .H I Par fM iln n . Ilaat.aa* *r . . . 4 than. w . . 4 w a l .*4 wallt. .Ctali* el e*aov ,*r l.wt-fl.l* lielab. M.ul-K.i. D ID Y O U K N O W I T IS PO S S IB LE T O D O A F A M I L Y W A S H F O R 75c7 PtatH-gaS* gives key tartar# a htavMM, pratatMv* Ikthb that it «* iy la haap rltaa. M A K E W A S H D A Y A H O L ID A Y . W A S H T H E "H E L P Y SELFYM W A Y natatXM* ftahttlliaa.1reqgkk ne *W|H-X..i It lnp.rri.vi I* wait., aliahat Olv* ,•** #vS* W t.4 * t . kt#**v T en th Harr— B /i* S fll.C iq a la l.la l l . r r ) m i »* H*rrti»ri. tv ..Inn, ac Sanford Loaves Uo Bruth Markt I C.iahik liar*—Fa lari O . iqalntrla Harr) l o k ThouEhle. Kll O Fl.hrriv, Hilo. Iliiirt), Hoe*> llldii., Hlr Hnnw Itoll. Hpanl.li Matron, t-llfl* ■-errv , Ninth Herr— Fafarllri , iqalal.la 11am tlnhlendrr. Tidy fl.ward. Drel Me In. Ill.-v >t^rry While Flail. MU* Movo, Itaby ttatltr. Hu*»n Hlavera Land Clearing And D ragline W o rk M onday a n d Tucedny W edncfidny, Thuredny nnd F rid a y 7 A . M . lo 7 P. M Saturday 7 A . M . to 2 P. M. — tatlty, eetsMy. A ru.ih*#»* nel.ka.t4. O* a * wa.leofir-VT- "" r ~ 7 Q U A R T Senkank (ilana & Pftint Co. Phono 320 Between French A Elm Avenue* �--------- ♦ #r ' t tt:*-.c . x . £ • •' TH E W EATHER * . . . _ _______m In Unity Thar# U Strength-— „ To Protect lha Peoet o f ths World, T o Promote tho P r o fr tw of A n n ie * ; T\» Prodoia Pro*parity for Sanford; % Parti) deed) tool|M and u»> CtctiaaCd aiiJ M "U —- ■> VOLUME XXXV1I1 ■! , ■ i 4, Jj Jj AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK " r -'- i.-ia' Establish'd 1908 ■J ■ 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, M ONDAY, JAN. 13, 1947 Associated Prea* Leased Wira ■■1 Residents Of Haifa Placed UnderCurfew Tors-' Survivors Of Volcanic: Peak Arctic Crash On Luzon Has Reveal Story Bad Eruption Rescue Sidewalk Cave-In .Victim Action Follows E x­ plosion' A t Station; ~ British - Div ision . Is Being Transferred ■■JM.. . . -■ I . . NO. 53 .. Congress Is UrgedToAct lit Air Crisis Budget On Way T o Congress Representative Asks Inquiry Into Recent Series Of C rashes* W ar Probe Lim ited Commander Says He 2 U. S. N aval O fficers N ever Lost Hope; A re A ir Observers* Lava Stream Rises Buried 3 Men Un­ Ten Thousand Feet der. Plane's W i n g r| LS r• - .JERUSALEM, Jan. 13r WASHINGTON, -Jan. 13. MANILA*, Jan. 13. (/P>— •ABOARD THE U.' 8* 8. (JV) — The 05,000 inhabitanU (A P )— Demands were made MOUNT OLYMPUS JAN. The Muyon Volcano, which of Haifa were held under today for a congressional in­ 13 (JP) The six survivors of hnd been threatening for virtual Iiouhc arrest today vestigation of the recent the wrecked Navy seaplane five days, erupted today flo w in g an explosion which series of airplane crashes. todny revealed a saga of with a great shower of wrecked the city’s police In nn ntltlress before the terrific hardships encounter­ boulders and lava. station. The blast killed House o f Representatives, Two American officers ed during their 13-dnys of four policemen and injured South Carolina Democrat testified to the eruption. complete isolation. 142 other persons. Mendel Rivers urged nn in­ But their commander, They were flying over the The explosion shook Pal* vestigation into what lie Cnpt. Henry II. Caldwell, lofty volcano on southern estine’s main port and dis­ termed the ’’inexcusable itover gave up hope of res­ Luzon when it erupted. rupted traffic and the tele* killing of American people” cue. His first words to ( ’apt. Navy Lieut. Robert Case phone system. Fire broke in plane accidents. Rivers George Dufek when lie went said, “ The peak got redder out In the post office, next said : “ The American people aboard the seaplane tender, i and swelled like u bubble, door to the police station, ' are horrified aird scared to* the Pine Island were: ‘There then broke. A lava stream i t # i other nenrhy buildings. death. If there is something wasn't tlu> slightest doubt went straight up to a Officials said that three wrong with the whole dogheight we estimated at 8 to you’d got us.’ men drove n car, labelled gone setup then something But before the rescue 1 (1,1100 feel above the 7tlilil police, to the police station ytouhl (•**- doite.” they expcriiu'ed nil tin* emo­ foot peak." and left the explosives. at Republicans in the Senate tions possible to persons Lieut. Case, n weather the Hide of the building. stranded hundreds of utiles officer, was in ail army agreed to restrict the au­ A RON m o ASOUT HIS WAIST, Charles Sollno, S3, wait* for rescue Guards fired af\er them from nowhere. The first lan** piloted by t'aot. Rnthority of the War Investi­ worker* to haul him to safety after being trapped beneath lbs aurtac# but they fled. A warning three days were the lough- ert Harris of gating Committee. But they Dayton, earth and concrete when part of a mid-town New York eldewtlk and was given to clear the build* by postponed until Wednesday cst. Tho.six men.were dazed Ohio. The naval ' .officer roadway coil* peed. Three other* burled with Sollno at the, time, were lug npd approximately .15 otiltkiy treed a police emergency rescue equad. ' (fntemailoiwl) o Senate test, of efforts to •by the crash and -buffered Went on to say : “ We saw luJico escaped. I from shuck. None could eat bilge rocks blown HtntilMll, WITH THI CAhtOl In lha background. Herbctl Miller. record clrtk al continue, tlie life of the in— the White Ibniw. innUiiU the "Senate klt-px fun ying ThoMi-nt Tnunun'i "Trhe__BHtlah h have doubled vestigatiilg grofip through for tlif- flm day and a half. Up: They looked like small budget lu (Vngira-. It railed for Ihr expenditure of $37,5011,00(1,001) and *61icb guards on public' 1917. Rut man's will to live houses .. .......... to os even at a dis h)j iu .Or i*’» Hr» of Republic!ht lln jj submitted (liiteriialtunjl) uildings and established revived them. They hegar\ltaiice of a mile and a half, The chairman of the War road-blocks. , digging in the anow .andJTHp eruption lasted nlmut a , tmpiirv Committee, Owen Authorities- snid- the erin the wreckage of the plant* j half hour." •Brewster of Maine, said that ploslon.wns the work of the t he agreed with the Armed I H U /PrA ff P r l r p c ' food n" d 0t,U'r "uPPlle"*l. Two towns near the base notorious Stern gang. [Services Committee to limit L u w e ie u f N l C S T h e y set up a camp and ! of ,he volcano were ordered [did little but rest ami sleep. evacuated earlier as lava • British officials did not future activities of the any how long the present N iehoff, Myatt And Growers Getting GG ,( ?n the seventh day Capt. pouretl (Inu ti the eastern Hivwster group. t^rfew would be kept. Meanwhile, Senator Ro­ and soothetn slopes. Black Bass W ill Instruct i P e r Cent O f Price j.......... S S , ^ 1.......... ' T * ^, 1.^I.’ieriy uderly stuukc pooreil tin or miles •Meanwhile, British mili­ bert Taft of Ohio said that F o r December, 194G (buried till- three members into Ihe -k\ In Lookout School tary sources disclosed that ( 'urpenter Announces.Seminole Boulevard the Republican conference ______ of their party who failed the British 3rd Division is will discuss further tomor­ Ity WILLARD CONNOLLY to survive the crash of tho Cumiiuiffn To Raise i Is Scene Of Side- row the iiueation of extend­ .being transferred fr o m By ARTHUR IUXKWIT1I. Jit. Kara Id Sports Editor produce for Ic y money |p]nlit* a ga in st nil ice-|mcked Egypt to Palestine. One The Chattanooga Lookout* will is Morr Jumes Tew Receiver j. Fund For Negroes | s w i p i n g Collision ing the investigating group. .1 ......... what the eepoi l of Deceml.er . . . . ™ ..... brigade of the division al­ open their baseball school at the sale- *1 the Hanfonl Stale barm- hill. They buried the men It also will discuss whether Air Medal Citation \| A. O-buni of Del.and enter- *J Severe injury to tbr left atm to authorize It speclnl com­ ready hns arrived • In the Municipal Park next Monday ers‘ Market rrvenls, a* rampart'd under the plane’s wing with mini'll Knlttrian- at i Iumi n iftilui latilon Ib'lllBlIy, JM, of Jnck mittee nn sntnll husioexs to Holy Xaitod. when 1B0 aspirants aro slated with pi ice* received by grower* an American flag whipping last year The report as i-Micd in the stiff wind. IJelO •'•iiii.Ii lame \<l.irtl Tew weekly Inn. hr.or «l Hr.- lourisl sonvitte. re.-ulird Friday evening to report ‘for drills, according to Two purposes aro being by Manager II. J- l.ehntfti. shows I. ol Mis. I Milt- Center today with u -m e- of at atxnil 10:00 o'clock whrn thr ..penile for eigiit months. Back, Chattanooga grneral that grower* pre on the averau*? O ii the seventh day, lliev i X), Y(pln T*" of .no Vvih» iIh Avmir. -ligbt of hanil It irks wl.ldli kept j Plymouth ear Ire wa* driving, nec.miip|l->£d by tho truis- Zlnn irejagt-w — .. receiving only Of! |*ercenl of the also located medical stipplis |NS* if f fHwt « nrrniariMit Htlllutt his «...lienee rt.rs-ing nn.| pr..e-»d collided in n sidtk-wiping manner mr. - 6 *,* fb Tire-prortiMed Beck atated that Hert Neihoff, price for fruit* nnd vegetables ThrCc of the nien needed for tbr Air M.-.l*t fr«>m S.-.-r« very amusing. Mr Osborn. ** l.o 1with n IU12 Cb*vt>del driven t» removal of British forces K.. Lookout manacar; george M yall,, received in Ilex-ember. I!><5 d a ily doses o f su lfa ta b lets 'ary » f the Nmv sens n.lrratiieed ••v Dr C W. link ward Hanford l>y Arthur Thomas, front Egypt. The other is Washington Senator player ami ini, tin er. i.a« U-en an ninntrur mgai. inn negro, on Seminole llo.tlrvard Unit* -old in lleeenilier. *'•'*'•' n,l‘ ervstnU IlotVever Ihe I?., reinforcement Of the Dick Bass, former . (iainr«vil|e were Kh'i.109 for which R--.M.477 , ft,ul c r>;"jj11*- " » " « '• r- "•* i -.lire tire nge " f to and -lale.i ilia: midway between Krrncl. Avem l.iftit *ftitifi I • uht* ti.*i» wn. riirlvc.l, wbrrrns In |l»vr,n 1'lien lost liU le blood. u,lrn.,««'il *»• inartiii » ul\, r»*rr*%ri! j h» «« i »•( *lu* si uni h ti**r.| nn In nn.| |he Dew Drop Inn It t» c.mPnlnoHn CH*n*>^Rhment in ahipper, are due to arrive Wrd ber laft. tfiT.THS units, nr C>,JII AMM William Warr nnd lie ownr.l for tit- action in petisl program were id In- owr. Iiiveri *i.lrreil prnltablr by pnli.-e lint I aiesiluc, ‘ nesday to make neeesaury pre less dinn this past December, RM James Haskins Robbins lligbt during ..'pi'.a'im* ngatn-l lion. Mr. Ib.iiuelly ..«< driving - will, The commander Of Brit-, Paratlons for the player*. Net brought $ 12*.',Mid. Average unit the .Innane-e in lire It'ky.t x.ea of I're-td.'iit (1. A. Speer revealed hi* left elhow extending out of JA C K S O N V IL L E , J u p . 13 — wore singled out for com dnh forces in Palestine is.hoff, Myatt and Ba*» will In priee frr the past month was $!.»<’• Japan. Doting the war. lita.i'.n* n letter of appreciation fr.mv I tie tho, car wind. W whrn the acci- C 150 farmers Aspirants Slated R eport Reveals To Report Monday S Man Injured In DeLand Magician Amuses Rotaiians Wreck Friday On At Weekly Lunch l.akeshore Drive . . i .. •- > Over-All Farm Conditions Make Accurate Picture t Hp.i'nl l ‘‘ Weather nnd Crop a* compared with at. overture m em llltion by titC o th er RUI- were Irmpo Mr*.*, nr incomplete, for Halvatioi. Aitov foe tire a-sbtftiiro .loot occurred. comlitb.ii- (lav* cnmbinNI, through unlt price of -about 12.70 per unit • v iv o rs . T h o y w o r e c a lle d |-ecurily rea- Mi of the llninrv t'lnt. dorlnif tt.e At the time iif the accident, Ihi- ...•.•k end. to prepare an exU monthr ago th e mniustnyn in h e lp in g t " Text ..f'.t. • toll ••ItntlMi. a* Chrialinn- food ear pnigti. II.d ex Mr D.ini.elly, win. lx . mplwyrd in • » llt iu ov c r nll |Hrturr lo r our pre-Hiil l be appie.-inti.iii < *f ll<* f.tli.iW I Orlando by n Tnn.pn firm, wa* f t i$‘tti|« i ifii* Nntional l.«*uifiir of Vo.ltew Sl.iw fit. 1 'r t driving from Orlando to Jack ' ; s . r ■r ! ! . ,hem ,h r ,u“ h * " F o r inn ilortm i- nclt'rvrmem in j *h<t l» W I .‘l« ,il- F»r**h Frtiii anil Vf(f#. Vrcj,;»r.>. i.ii.i in -air* value. T h u ! I lie m en laid out ra d a r Ilf a III! .Illsg'9 Ilf erial flight a- ••do • f « obii.e donatb.t. inn, '*' ' |•nlivlllfi to *ec Ini Wlfr A. r.ird. • n M« 1 ' » ihuiurx, wa* no average pf $2.23 a b».a.j rc flc c to n i and trie d to o p clIT atteeiied | traj^ ........... . » ' 'm b ‘» r '- l tug in Stole Highway RaUulmau. 'N iv\f I’nlm MfOA’L. *3iu Torped., UfW'age came .c.on.l with tn.2.oj n tv ( jH>j r ra(j j „ s j,, a|, c f f u ll . « tbe IkHS It. .riiel, .lor..., oluiia t i l.l. i . WlUtMl, |l|rC4'ts*l tlf , [ >T r. Hander, who invealigute.1 I \\ ell ■I Ml I It. v M,.ik 1 anm.lei ,ni ...i..rrd , |(ip , r<.olnn(t Onnn.lly rontlmie.1 1 S^«»r \l:ivkrln( IthUy non* a.aln-t enemy .irtpane.e ,°;j s 7 j t , ^ ™ " > « « i» « a w « l!t'l»«tii« from f hrt»o$tli'*ti! fL** placni third with v.tkt'J crate- in g pnrties. But it was a ; fifrrr* in I hi* 1'mKv$» .»»»•• •*! J*»mh tbal ibe Hiinf-.i I M.i.i-'i rial V- i driving with i.ne band in tbr Dew I ponging f-t.O'J a crate or 92V.IOM. j flrt* started by CI*M O w en j . .11 Fell. 17. It't:>. Flyine tbroogti n.wiatton u oope.oti.i. will, jt Drop Inn Wh*i<, he x|op|i,-d and Sl.ilev .mil particulsily from Hlale of colored citiren* who are blew hi* horn for belli. William Fnrimr,' Market. Adjacent to .Tangeriltfs had a food sale with McCarthy which attracted I intense anti-aircraft fire, Lieut. group conduct ing drive in r.ii»e $15,000 hirtley and Al Wollacn came, f flS L 'SIS, a a f V n W i ' h i ' * n.teniion of th. tin.. .............. .1 . " "an: for the pdrena-r of land III Golds- from the Inn, nod Kirtlev applied WeM Palin lleacb. reveal.that the «| home .. nn atta.'k ngaliHt inovenu-nt of fioitx and vege­ « rH:t7 crate* twinging »2».04»* er rescue plane. nirftebl and. *!riking vigorously nt boro for uxe tix a colored r e te n ­ a tourniquet to hi- bleeding arm. tion center and a-krd I lie help of o"kDien^ rmdied lum In Fernald table, ront iiiur- heavy. Dial Sprint nn nvrrngr of $^.0H a erntf. In bi*.i>h|rctlvr». Inflicted dr-lriirtlon I tin Rolan 4'lllb to furlliri Ibi- Laughton this ronheetkm it is InttrwtU* Mi innrial ll»*pltal idaniiog-- are coiuplrleil Jr well md heavy damage up.in ihe in not® that Host on Ifttur® biought Jewelry Tnken Front -lallatioii. Ill- airman-hip. conrav.* purpo-i whern bo was treated by Ih l" | uinlrr way and that in general, Andrt-xr Carrausy . emeoioi-r-t F. McDaniel. Hstiirday hr •uiulllli.tir ate -ueb av to give only 11J>7 a crallT u C l.lO rri,,e’ Mill devotion to duly rrftrcl llu' Little II ouho l.ighrat eredll upon I lent • om.tr Dial .Ml- I'sill Dchlltier of ^llanii “ »* »ent to Dr OnJewell t buna the 11 ii11 and trgrtshlr dixtribu for". ‘ $1,744. Tomatoes brought Homer ini a very accurate idea nf our lew nnd the UntbM stale- Naval Iteai ti ix uiindiictiiis a -erie- ••( -piH'laliat In Orlando $Mji!i2 for 3.IU4 unit* or $IJ>’» » iinrntx! opeialtnli- and an inleelure- 10 Sanford ..n flower - Wntrhr* and Jewelry valued a Service " I'ulruluian Itei .l. i ,.„i i„ i, ,. 1 ,| I I emit*. • In nm poleii1t.iI capa.'l'y I aujrelorid- ao,l rx|ie ---it I'o t|| Die negro ilnu i ih> 1*1 , iii.h i i I I, i |if mtlli * lull Green bean* were a good money more lhnn $7U(I were re|M«rlril I llirciatioo of Die , bib to Die lii.llf IWxl poll-,- i *i.| . 1,11,0 ,|e crop ami averaged $3.2u per bo.het police In have Iwen *tolen Fti.lay ' vlaiket Manager Jnlui A Dtll(inrdrn I'luo for Die flowei putie* til wnieb all -e.'iiiol ban,I hamper with 6,i*Ul bam|wrx bring­ evening from the hiime of Mr. and Mr*. Ilnmrr Little, -101 ' \Vr*l IOu h H h Hoopmun Trim rangrioentx in Die lo.iri«i t en 1-sr deAlerx In be nil the lookout uii) ,,( tin- 1‘ abukre Htale Former*’ ing $l'J,17ii. Nineteenth Street. ler. for a negro »h n wmilil i ■\ ■■ > Maiket reported al the week-*n-l Getting below Ihe $10,000 class •Fedw In 33-23 T ilt Mr. Little stated today that toEdward 11Im n* called i\it"iiit.>o buy new feiuler- nr ilimr li.-mdlrx Dial ceb-r» quality lias ini|vrnved, we lino that 2,*30 boxes ol Ixllevi-d I hat entry In the hnu*e .•,n*i| ilemand fur larger aisea i.\ to an iiiileit-.a.V meeting <)( the fo- xn '-III l ',-»vri,|rl. grapefruit at $2J« n bo* broufit.t was made during thr afternoon BUSTLS. Jan. 13, (S ixclaD -^ The S heriff* office learned th»t fail, 'mailer siie> weaker. One a&tiol; 2-17d buahcla of I'epi'ev* by mean-, nf a sKilelnn kry Insert­ Dig Ray Gatch talllnl 14 polnU bpard of director* of Die Ferneldl^iuybioii Meninrisl f|o*pitnl at Thumaa had appeared at Reel'* day'* lunveineni from Die t.akr yielded f<U73 and S73 busnets o f ed into th* bark door. Thing* were m to lead the Kuxtl* Eustl* ba-kelcers Ixskejeers to the Court llouie Thursday offer U*«mI parts oar,, im ing ,ur -nen pun*. asking for xneh polls, UL e,v 11Wbee a*C11on, 1 ^?*..r! o * yellow squash brought an not tom up In Ihe house, and It and through Det.aml office ii*I- hl»»'aKJr Uuiany, Ineludwl - care o f $&.34 a hamper or H ,•*<««• appeared a* If the thieve* knew 33 to 23 victory over the poor noon and urged .ill Itotarioiix who shooting Hanfonl Celery Feds are member* of the Iward to Red Patrolman Itrmler hv radio. « « rrl, r>‘ ,R .rar* Caulitloaer brought • * , » » — iaides, nine prices quoted were: where tip Jewelry wo* kept, he her* Friday night make It a point to !<e pfexent. Ha In turn telephoned Ilia Sher­ with 8M crates bringing |3,0I0. local IO IW VBI buyers, wu;«ia. said. Vixitora at tiHlay'- luncheon i f f - office In pick nn Ihe negro, S llr l»f bfini| to Tho Fed “ B" squad dropped the Police Chief Roy G. William* were Hugh Elder nf Amherst, wlm wax airr-ti-d by Deputy parking lumss’ stock tn bushel preliminary tilt .t o Ihe Euatl* Cordele-A. J. Lossing reported this morning that he Haby Panthe/s by a 13 to 10 Mai*., J. W, Hander- if Monroe. Jack llick-nn on a charge of liainprrx, Black •Valentine, $2.70 $2.95; Trinlergreeii*. $2-12.20; cel­ la giving rloae attention to th>* Ga^ Malcolm MeAlnlne of Plain leaving an accident. Company PurchaHijd case. SCOT*. Cilv, Kennihh Wacker nf klaltThomas, who i* an employer ery f.o.h. sales, shipping point, topa, land, and Reed Whittle of Orladdo. of the Ox 'Fibre llru*h Company |«l inch crates, trimmed L. J. Low* of Orlando has near Fnterprlxe wa- releaxed on Cnldrii. fair to good quality, 3-4's purchased lb* Cord*JI* and A. J. $200 bail pending hi* trial* in $2.B:-$ t, d's $1.7.5 $2. IT*. #l.S<>. Leasing TranSler Company at t'uunty Cnurt whieli convene- to­ Manager Dulany reported com601 East Third Street for #4* 000. morrow. Hix car is rrnorted to pjrticu of the snort ootato crop, Veterans Service Tho' deal Inducted acquisition of hav* been showing bloodstains fair quality end condition. Site A, 50-pound bag* selling for $2.50, tha warehouse, 14 trucks and other Any veteran In need of serv­ and damage from the accident. Sire It for $1.50. Cooler weather ice (free of cigirgs) In any of Tha matter was directed to th* moving equipment, according to By RAYMOND B A LL |consisted of tha more difficult the following categories Is re­ would improve quality and con­ attention of th* Hanford Kiwanls Fret! Bender, realtor, who handled Mtm Miriam Solovleff proved i concert arrangements. Her r*nFlorida State IriH>p quested to visit Uie office of dition of all products, the man#Club by th* Rev. J. E. McKinley the transaction. her ability as an outstanding con- ditlon o f “ Caprice Basque” by Uw responsible agencies listed grr reported. Mr*. Uwe. who U «n •*Prr1' cert violinist at tho first concert Pablo Saraaat* was an outaland and Ray. Brownlee, and tho KlwaSchedule Approved below: ulan* agreed to aid In th* recrea­ enced transfer roan, ha* emtabllsh- of tho Heminol* County Music "ShipQient* handled through the PA I.ATK A . Fla., Jan. 13. (/13Ing number on th* program. Sho Coordinator — X. B. Carter ed his residence her*, l i t te taking tion program. Director* of the Florida State I'ompano Market haw been run­ Atlantic National Bans Build­ In a recent talk to the negro over SUta amt Federel -fran- Association Friday evening at responded with th* popular ” Avs League today approved a 140- ning about 60 cars daily, a wire ing. committeeman, City Judge James1 ohteoo in connection with the tb« high school auditorium. She Maria” by Frans Schubert, gam* schedule fur tike 1047 base- from Manager J. U Warren re­ Employment — D. 8. Bknployed to a near capacity houre Th* Frit* Krelater arrange­ 0. Sharon polnlod out that It Is transfer boalnesa. Ball season opening Tue-day, veal*. Continued warm weather Is ploymont Berrios, US North which ahowad Its appreciation of ment of a Tarttnl theme of Co­ the duty of the colored people April 15 and closing latmr Day, bolding production of bosne In tho bettor class of music. Miss relli to toko care of their boy* and demonstrated remarkable Park Avernw. that area at high level*. The H»Pt. 1. Vocational Training and Edu­ Roknrteff was ably aataUd at th* girl*. mattery of bowinr on th* part of Le.•ague officials alxo voted In Pnmnano State Farmers’ Market cation — T. W. Lawton, court plena by Bernard Frank. Negro committeemen are J. Miaa Holovisff. Tarinl waa on# House. U guided by National Axsocia- which renters an area concenTho artists wore Introduced by of the moat faipou* violinists of W. Knowles, chairman of tho Ilona rulas covering pla>vr clas­ ratlng largely on production of Legal Aaalalance. KospltelUadrive, le v . 8. Slplan, Jr, Jemmle H. H. Coleman, president of th* beans, na« on* shed over a thous­ Ralph Morrison Compball. 40 sification In Class D Circuit*. th. 18th century. Th# Relfeta Uon end State Benrtoe Officer Dee Dovia. Foat.r Hmith Be.sle severely cut about the hew Association, Who thanked officer* Opening-games will bring to­ and faet In length, believed to be Contact through Uoyd F. Hawkins and Alfred Walters, when he fell Into Uio blade* of on end member* for tholr co-opera­ arrangement of th* march .fc$r — Boyle. County Barrio* Officer, gether the Toon's warmest riralx. th e'largest platform under on* secretary. Gainrevllle will open at ler*. roof iu the country which la de­ electric fan J t. about on# o'clock, tion in bringing gifted nuistsa1 Prbkoflqff waa an entertainment Takach Build in*. novelty. Generous epplaD*# from ^Bocae ^Barrie*^jkaatetmtee to burg. 8L Augustine a* Palatka. voted exelutively to tale* of today ot tea Patrick FruK Com­ talent her*. Mias Solovleff possess** an un­ th* audience showed appreciation JVLand a* D ayto»* Iteach and ve*elahle*.' pany where h* operated- a hand KFJBRVB8 BNJOY CRUISE “ The Florida City State Farm­ usual tonal quality and masterful of tech number. their Dependants — Amertan Orlando at Sanford. -------••■■■Wff*1 tnstV The resumption of krtlate’ con­ Bad Dross, Ukafroot Boulevard. { Th# July 4 game* *111 be play- ers' Market'* auction handled 27,Ho waa takrii to Fornold-Loogh. technique. Her Intonation wa* Members of tho Narel Unit of ed at . Leexhur*. Palatka, Daytona 000 lusheU field crate* of toma­ Her asample o f accom- certs In Sanford affords enter­ Valerana Admlnlatretioa — Central Florida had an enjoyahte ton Memorial Hospital where ho the ------------youngster* difring th e f i ™ 1 **“ *' training period which will British Middle East Com- their last until Feb. 20. apinder, General Sir Miles Dick Bass will manage the Dempsey. The cohference is Kingsport, Tenn. entry In the presumed to deal with the Appalachisn Ixagur, a class D security situation in Pales­ circuit, nut year according to tine. Beck. tlavl* Sandlin, Chattanooga trainer; Jimmie Johnson, park superintendent and a colored club houao attendant will airlva In Hanford Saturday. Jo* Rngld, Chattanooga presi­ dent, Is slated to remain In San­ ford fo r 't h e entire schooling session before moving to Winter Jsn. ]& will lx the deadline* for securing 1N7 licrn.# tag* for Carden on March 1 for the open­ motor Vehicles, Jno. D. Jinkln* ing o f the liookouts* Spring tounty - Tax Col -.Hector, disclosed training activity. .today. Th# HH7 tag aalaa have Loan good, he said, with a total * uf 3.4HS tag* having txan aold to iffbuiihva* ' tHa cIom of Friday night. Thla amount compare* with a . of S.TO4 taga aold laat y*ar. Wh*n applying for tag* thk registration cant ahowTnr old . w 'lnumber, ahould be presented, snd alto tf convenient, the Flor­ The Colored Welfare League ida Title Certificate,,Mr. JinkIni of Sanford la atartlng a cam­ ponted out. Car owner* will tav* paign on Jan. 20, to ralie 915,000 time for themaeirea and others to eatahllih a recreation project he laid. If they will have theae In Sanford for colored boy* and pspera In hi hand* when they come to girl*. , office. Thla program hai received the Under the itreamllned ayitem •eed by the tax collector, re*li Sanford Ministerial Aiiociatlon, tration card* have been prepared and the Rev. K. D. Brownlee, pas­ In advance to that the time of tor o f the F l m Presbyterian t ^ in g tkeaae tag* hai now been Church has agreed to participate ruT to tha minimum thui laving In the drive by eervlng a* a truatee 'fo r the fundi raised. Th* time for the ■car owner. Ministerial -Aeaoclatlon, o f which th* Rev. Glenn E. Smith ii presi­ dent. donated I&0 toward the drive. n ow c o n fe r r in g w it h Wednesday It Last Day For 1 Securing'47Tag Jr’: W e lfa re League Opens Campaign F o r P lay gro u n d PI . . Charred In • Plane Crash ArrivcH charred and burnt envelope ‘ ing a hand written business scorehad at th« edges, wa# recovered from th* ruin* of fc south boupd ? a ^ f V * J . b Mi*S, of tho Fruit Growers Company, who aold that • had bom able to read tha i letter whan mailed polls, Minn, had boon post- on Thursday, Jan. Ber reel* or waIvasyllte. r, will mooting Club on — -• . Miriam SoloviefPa Concert Charma N ear Capacity Audience Friday Night Ralph Campbell Cut Badly By Fan Tbday t r a s s 'w w In early Uf* should b« tainment for the tourist*, mem- • Georg* 8. Anderson, Sheriff* J Beach and S$uford, .with the toes during the last week. Mana­ Labor Day contest! scheduled fro­ ger 0. R. Phillip* reported at the hy*Df, t . K'MeDanteL Hla real- an insplretiou te all atudenta ofjbeiw o f the Association and the I Office every Tuesday. th# other four towns te th* week-end. dene* is 111 Waat Fourth Barest.. music, th e program presented music loving public te gaueraL Municipal Dock at 10:00 o’clock. ■ tY - t . . afc&i.- . 1 W J. »? iu - '> • _________ :.i' ; - iV ;.' . I w-V- x :: ’ ■’ ; •--"iteB i ft • " 'J*y ^ ' '.***"-- . ■ - „ .• • - • • t iI ’J : # V i.' •S t , . . ! I . , . • -- - I. ■ ■ ♦ - •' ^ t i . • ■■ * J - ■■ ■ . I - r l. *3 �MONDAY, JAN. IS, 1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Imaginary Inland tlie Sanford Herald 1 The Byrd expedition to the Antarctic linn already made some additions to geographical knowledge. Swain ifcinnd and th Nimrod Island.'*, which have been on sail­ ors* charts for more than a century, must now be dropped, you:re telling mei — l y WIUIAM BITf Central P re tt IFr/f'er A F T E R three centuries Mas­ sachusetts has another Bradford for governor Heerr.s as though the family fust couldn't slay out A Canadian suggests grass hoppett at a diet lor reiuvetia lion. Somehow we -just can't get hopped -,p over lh e idea. •P P en tiV n o st asa-m* Parable la Aevaaea Junior, wha hos a Iramandou, V »« for b tw td u , new hepei le grew up le be en Army engineer to he cun leech oft same ef those V-l reckon. Racing Record Breakers , - ts i f i f a lirO U Is ' salsa. s e t talaaa RrssMWt ’ m iS 'r fV iis n is is s 5J.JS.I hs.iaaaH.m |M Saw Tara. la i V x * ' . Somt* people Iihvo-IoU oT iiiuitoy Or had. So much to lltf rnce« tbnt money wn« apnnt Innt yenr on K'di one horse and perhaps two hnvo » nllcnt eiiiinri-n ftjr breaking tljo record foh-the amount of mbnoy- woo- Uy h Ionto. Whlrlawnjr, the hlg-tnili'd Kentucky Derby winner of n few years aj?o; brought his owner $.181.1(11 before he wns turned out lo grate. Assault, last year's winner, has 1 1ready made $386,000, anti lias rit least a.Rood sporting V \ r ** Pr id a y . **. * —— v a The money spent on seclnjf Uicm star horse* per form might have been spent In ways which would have forred up the prices of necessities. Assault anil Stymie mav ncrhnps be reekuned itH allies in the war on inflation. JAN. to. lilt Home of the toot election campaign speeches will be televixed, we re told |»ity Ihr poli­ tician who dlacovera.lhnt while his speech was definitely on tbe . be am be. himself, was complete­ ly out of focus. The lef-gteqplled meter beat it ferecost. 'The eld peff-pvlf, It oppsart, will be replaced by the ilngl-iewiel An old-timer no longer yearns for • return to the horse and buggy day* He'd be perfectly * *kati»llfd Just to go back to theUrns when you could _g e t ' A shiny, new automobile for om thousand bucks, everything In eluded. LOT LUMBER YARD CASH DIVIDENDS TO T O U C t HOLDERS a complete, new lubricn lion sen-rice I (PURE SU R E- PREVENTIVE SERVICE A -a ls o - VIBRO CLEANING SERVICE P I A N O S r. w B U L B VRRXF. FOR TftDAT PILO T AND l-ADY MACBITTM r ie d iMn.it w a s h in g AFTER A t h e ir HORRID WASH OUTt BU W IL L 'AD r e d d e n t h e v e r y . io k e e i * y o u r h a n d s ||j According to the elsan'f piy hands hath he recom- uu.20. * you have noticed hnw Fort Mellon Perk 1* now that the sraleas wouldn't It In? nice If th* wt m ,1c wer* developerl right up tb» Mayfair Inn just a* the * tlid ha* been beautified? ♦aldent Truman submits a -at railing for »37.52H,000.or nine times more than it any year during tho pro*u, t»20s, whleh he seys ly cannot he trimmed, lAit a » commentator reveal, that Ided In the budget l» »n Item 4,000 to buy a ear for the President when there l»*\l Vico President. The fxdcral government ha* And of late has twen rea d in g to •vary means at It* disposal to forca In underground. Now H has filed • ault In Fulton county auparlnr court to collect $339.$66 in Income taxea fmm the ergAhlaaUon. H doesn’t approve of the Ku Klux Klan, but It mind participating In oat by the H t«l« of Florida to people who wer* without Jobs during the single *eek ending • Jan. 4. You may think that’e v money the State gets out op a allk . ► hat, but It cornea from you and k th* other taxpayer*, b*>lhn|-. ■f Thar*’* no magic about IL And f think of what the State could do aith that amount of money In ;* coarse of | year or l * » If were devoted to hospital*, hoots or other worthwhile pro- lustrial Commission have ' Jefferson notwithstanding, till men nrc.not created ctinal. Though mnnufactlircr of ImmIh have up to now agreed with the Great; Democrat, tliev nmv# realize that even he was* wrong Qn'somc tilings. There are tal.l men and women, anti short ones. AntMicda have been’built for the short ones. Up to 1B I7. •’ ’ - ' . • A new bed is now on the market that Is HI Inches long. Thus the six-foot-plus man w ilP ljt ably to lie full length and oven stretvh a bit. These bods, moreover, are equipped with" extra lcmrtlt-.smiiig.-. iuixl llmttrcMca^ * ., Now i f ’ some’ one will only make com farters a few inches longer, bed time will be n plensunt interlude for the tall. Sheet manufacturers have learned to put enough rlnth in their products to permit both tucking in nl the foot of tlie bed and allowing far covering shoulders. Hut some comfort makers. have yet to learn the art. The new long beds may inspire them. Prssidenliol Proclamation Shrewd Move Propose PWA Control •( All Fadtral Construction Special to Central Press • WArtHINGTON- Many Washington obeervera bellevs that PreslUnit Truman chfrtrd oft a ahrrwd pallftcxl maneuver when he pro­ claimed the t-raaauon of Woild War It hoslllltira. Tht-v |*»ihl out that thr prretilent left heavy responstbtllty on the new Repuhlltan-runtrollni CVngieae for enactment of legtflatlon lo till gaps rauenl t>v rev«etlon of war-time statutsa. Political vet­ erans spree that Mr Truman acted cautiously and cleverly A number *t war-time powers, like sugar and rent controls, that arr political dynamite were not included In th* emergency‘ laws u.minstcd by th* chief execu­ tives acti6n B P h on e 164 113)4 M a g n o lia A v e . YXRDLEY VENETIAN ateveniT. •IT W. Rebhmea Don’t miss this offers- Beau­ tiful pictures fhom your favorite negative*. 4 - 6a7 inch enlargement# • $ 1.00 Professional Double-weight Paper. . . Inquire about the M A IL ORDER CLUB, members all over the world. Wrltet TRAINER,- Rt. 1 Box 64, Winter Park, Florida COURT HOUSE CORNER . vstfLasssifi The difference In what will (<• effective tor you In Vitamin, is the same difference In Ihe elolhes (hat may be suitable tn you. • < ■ •/ -nrmdr’urrcipen tn flottwvrnr In the ram? manner, yon should consult an expert when it eomss.to the most.important •hing In your life, your health. l-et a doctor tell you whatVitamins your particular ayatern ronulrea. Be efficient in this aa in other Hspsrtments of your lift. BIRTH fresh ed ADMISSION— 60c - $1.20 (tax Inc.) SPONSORED BY LIONS CLUB This Is thi U'.’ nd of a Seriei of F.ditoHa| AdvSrflaement* *p rearing In lhl« paper eSth Mon BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY I^onard Barker OpWrartrlst Byes examined- C la w s fitted . SOS R. Orange Arn Orlando. Hot Ida Phone 4#67 . EDIT OR Roger Harris •----|Va. has arrives! riWntm, former )1B, Brce|ite,l n • of The Sanford | ntinole High ’n namiyl lo' the j guest of Mr. in lifiivrrsilv m ’ lm __ —._t__ Shnemaknr. D ry C le a n in g w ill you be In fu el, as w e ll lei of lllurfold. W. in Snntor.i and b"«ili"n nt the School, lie l- « and Mrs. A. K. L E I G H - RAINS a g ’n-nfvn' S 4 <*»‘j CAESAR a n d CLEO PATRA ’if.-ioucm *M0 MSCHU •’ • (’apt. J<din F. B, Marine Corpa »hn is El T o m .' Calif, has spend n liyAr with I non and parnit*. Mi Tnm Bolt in Sanfopl FRAIStNO THEIR TREATMENT In the United Stales, and branding “ r!it>llio storlr, of poveiiy and snobbishness prtnbal in I. >nd -n i M'ei’ , lltlre liiltuh war In ides enjoy tea with the lit Itl -•I t nn:iil-Cen i d at the I nglish-Speaking Union In New Y’ork. Pictured uie (t to r ) M, Helen Digrtstlna, Mrs. Joy l^ske. Mis. Ihway Caiiull, and -Sir f t-uuns iEva ns. Consul-General, who does the |><>ui1ng. (fnlcroafionol) A S P R IN G F E L T Among tho Seminole County teachers nl lending the lunrhron and niGRing of tho Della Kappa Gamnin society In Wlntrr Park on Saturday were Mrs. Annlco Thompson, tlvinln; Mrv May oil* Seig, Gcnevn; Mrs. M. II. Smith. Mr*. J . * * Mitchell. Mr*. Nancy llrock. Mr*. It. C. Maxwell, Ml** Ruth Hand, Mis*1 Ruth Halo nnd Mrs. Lottie Nix of Sanford. Del­ ta Kappa Gamma ls n national honorary society for women teachers. nlah you with telephone aervice <■ (ncreaalnt ftaU r th«n the amount Smasher T O ' C O R R A L T HAT G A L ' WEAR THE taken In. That’* btcaute telephone building coata have all gone up trenjendoualy, while telephone rates have PACKAGE S I O R F V IlMI St ascaci BlUO. remained aa low or lower^than they Sale Tuesday Only m.. To 6 /.). tn. WHIN svelte June Harrla left Holly­ wood two jreor* ago and went on th* atage, aho had an anglo In mind— a sizable movie contract. ADrr making good In Uie theatre, pntiy June got what she was flshinc lor. | She humorously depicts Uie Idea In this pt.olu wlUi a couple of movie lot props. (Inlemalionalj materials, wage*., aervlcea, and new were many years ago. Telephone earn- % Cotton Flnnnul -r 2.98 Fluid trim Inga today ara not only tbe loweat tn * , hlatory, but ara dangerously low dee• v •t , pita • record volums of butineta. • - ^ - .-> - -- ?* •. •; - -, at ClAUOF JACKETS '' Reasonable earnings ara required to fitly” w ill lm mightily impre«etl rhe Mallory D allas . Rakishly |>n>t lightweight fe lt .. . . with a slight Texa* accent— this daahiog hat g l m you a look o f rugged masculinity that’s really terrific. What’l more. The D allas w ill hold.lw jaunty Unci In all kinds of weather, foe it’* atyle-protected against tho elements by Mallory’s excluaire C raventllc process. You just can't go _ .c i. ____ i r — —■ f wrong on Hiac ’’certain when you date MflguartJ the full usefulness of the telephone for you and your community. loyment compensation roll* chtaalar* And loafer*. Sine# ly in Iht wlr (hare has barn I t exeat* for paying anyone 2 A 4 in. Barrel Lenglhn . ^ IVfeR JOHNSON and STEVENS SHOTGUN 12 Ga. single barrel.. . $21-50 has hews Introduced In making It unlawful for tnUaa, or Individual* to tkee, river* or etraams la America. On* would at such # law would » necessary at only tha our A MEMBER of the White II oum sec­ retarial ,talT. Jeanne Ix-ggctte, Is shown holding a printed copy of tho budget for, the period ending June 30. 1913, which President Truman will present to Congrcs, on January 10. The new budget I, reported to bo 337,000,000,000. ( Jolcrsotlonal) Friend* of I . E. T* w, Jr. will he interested to barn that he made the first regular afternoon flight of thn new nir mail ser. vice for FlorIJa Airways on Fri­ day afternoon from t)iland« to Tallahassee. Thero are two acheduled flight* daily. Mr. Tew now livm with his family at 1020 Elmwood Street In Orlando. Tha amount of monijr paid out to fur- WHISKEY C lean in g. 113 PalmcICo Ave. Plume 914 fleets, weedwetk •»* wettt •Dtiy M fU tg fte«n-gel* dost I, ■ ,»s»0«. dvrsWs ledrna. • D ry Downtown ( ’Ii'iuiers and Laundry mnr. »nn Mn . M. S. Wiggi... xen two of the M|J(J,|BIIRhlrr Ksthryn Wiggins hnr grandmotlu-r MIe .ponding s short while in ,,t. Atlanta when Mr- Wtggms i« rnnflnnl to Emory llo.pltal for tiraljmrrit. MATINEE Buy from an rthlral drutgl * by Tuesday and Wednesday SE M INO LE HIGH SCHOOL AU D ITO R IU M 8:00 P. M IM IU N E 0 5 5 ap p earan ce! U a v e s d fo *>uih Mkrtt.j # CONRAD HILTON, one of the nation# foremost hotel men" believes that the shortage uf hotel ruums'will continue for aeveraJ year*. . Hilton base* on two belief* hie contention that th* golden era of th* hotel buelneaa wtU last for aonie Urn*. SI3MINOLI5 V E N K T lA N H U M ) CO 8211 W E S T T H I R D S T R E E T ANNOUNCEMENT 36B eautiful ColOrsI ; However; the nepubltcan*. In enacting DgUla-’ tton tu rover the statutes that went by Ui* board. ing it* give CuugirM legislative which they claim wUI •Dllamust handle plan plenty of hot potatoes. . htlpii rnluc* guwmmriit *a|»nditur*e. For maUrice. a billion and a half dollars’ worth This involve* * prv[Mxal thr ■centrallaatton all government government1 of r actorfur is sea will ■be lost toofthe constrio-Duo umlerafter a single the does Federal Works July agrocy—(uealbly 1 unless Ctmgrraa something ats’lJI It.. . ' ’. , -a. . ” Thr Democrats nowexpenses can ait by hack Backer* of .the measure argue thatIn ftCongress should cut at P to construction make mistake*—be. least $0 per cent. and Theywait pointtor outthr thatIlO federal at pres­ cause thedepartments, president has given "the ball" to Ul*a ent is divided among many tauh of which maintain* majority party planning stall. Under thr proposal being advocated, the construction agancy would negotiate for the purchase of land, draw up plana and engi­ neer the actual work. turnUig the completed project over to the agency destined lo use IL • ' The agencies concerned, however, would be consulted on the loca­ tion. aiae and other details of the buildings involved.. Ut'pairinK — Kefinlshiiig L e t us show you h ow 's m a rt XYlOWONt EVENING PERFORMANCE F ree EslimatuH Wood and metal Klata — N0TK1S in hair dreasing, when it come* to making y/nir selec'lnns of tN-rsonal appearance aids. THE AMAZING NEW "«llOPHANE-UKt'" FINISH FOR ALMOST ANY SURFACE! • Mr. and Mrs. Chart*.* Vodopich are •nnouitclng tho Wrth of • son.- Denver Chsrles; on Jan. It at the Fertmld tovughtnn Mem­ orial Hospital. Mr*. Vednplch will bs rtmemhorrd a, thr former Evelyn Rtowe, tUnghter tvf Mr. and MrsI 'E. 'Ik Htowe of Indian Mound Village. By W. V. BITTING Tbarhton |trog Co. •Yoti" would not 'hesitate to IA 5 Y TO A f. Vt'iiotimi blinds mailt' to fit any sizr windows COM PAW V Efflciont Vitamins Pf A rhirken pilau supper will lx enjoyed when thn Tourist Club hold* its meeting nt the Tourist f f n lP f Tuesday night. E. M. Armitagc announced today that members unit gur*U uie asked to aisrinblc nt flJOO o'clock. Tho Mr. and Mm. Arthur Raymond J. W. Conte* of Oviedo pilnu «in| •vs'ffve. will Ias furniahKey announced today the engage­ Wednesday -Mu Sanford ment. uf-their dauglni«% Adelaide id by the center and guest* are Mrs. ham Levy. aA c, I (n bring salod*. pies, cakes Carman, to Ihmald Griffin Mw,e"ll, son of Hugh l.ee Mrrrell ami ' Mr. and Mrs. Frol Harrison ot rtdls tu complete the dinner. the late Mrs. .Merrell or Orlando, j **»>! » » ‘ heir guests over the The motion picture, "Keys to 1wrike/ul, Mr. and Mr*. Foru Hatthe Kingdom,” has l>ecn secu ted Miss Key was an honor grad- riaon. uate of the Ml. Dora High School -----—— • ' ' i for the evening’s entertainment and attended Stetson University. Mrs. lamrinc ’ Ileal was the and Herman Mortis will furnish where she was assistant editor of wvekend guest of Mr. and Mm. and operate the projector and the Stetson Reporter, a member* iyUi!Iey Glover In Tampa. They! sound track himself, A great of tho I V s* Club and Pi Beta 1spent Sunday at Tarpon Spring,.! dial of work was involved in ob­ Phi social fraternity. For three --------- . years she was secretary to th e ) Mrs. 1'. J. Wchcr o f Klder taining the movie and It is hoped district manager of the Equitable' Springs arrivrd hooic Thursday that there will la- a large ert»wd I.lfet Assurance Society In Orlan-1after „ month’s visit in Pitts in attendance. All tourist* visit­ ing in Seminole County arc lu­ do and for over n ^'rar has been ' secretary to tho lit. Rev. John I>. Willard Nichol Wing, Rlshop o f the Diocese of Tangerine and Kuril*. I f'wmrr sale* mans . tho American Fruit Grown Elr. Metrall attended Oriandb gurpt at the Mayfair Inn, schools, graduating from the Or-! ----, ----lamia High School In 1937 and j Peter Hayden Tcprir w was affiliated with the Southern spont th* past month In } ReJI Telrphone C«*. until he left with Mrs. Tcp»ic left to, M A G IC /4 ^ ’ SEMINOLE TIRE SHOI * TUESDAY Mreting of the KldelU Class of the H m t Haptl-t Church U’dl be held at 8:00 P. M. at the home of U n . J. I'. Cullen, 119 West Nineteenth Street. All circles of the First ITrsbyterinn Womans Auxiliaries will meet at the church it instead of llrfhday Aturhed missionary front Kona, ^ w ill be the guest s|tcukcr. aim. Paul Ochiltree under the auspices of the Garden Club will a discussion of chinch ami .........__............ . arrange­ afternoon lawn .party ments ami nt 1:30 P. M. she lec­ tures of miniature flower novelties at the Tiiurtas-Canirc — .THURSDAY Seminole Chsplc meet at-H;00 I*. 1 racuum process of thoroughly cleaning the in .terlor l e of your cur, B E A U T IF Y Y O U R HOME with V E N E T IA N . B LIN D S Calendar ''•> W ed D. Reconditioned W A R N IN G LUBRICATION w w v v w w v w w w w w i w ^/ u v v w w w v w w w v v v w v w v Tourist Club Plans Chicken* Pilau Supper FIRE ancfAUTO FOR SA LE 1 HOUSE A N D PAGE THREE 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 ifirjinrinnnm ‘i------- DUHART .T ie rrceet m ild weather drat due. we lead. to e warm breere horn Metico. Zadok Dumkopl c/ermi he distinctly noticed e slight odot ol t o r tilla and hot tamalet. M O NDAY. JAN. 13, 1*47 L. C. SMITH. Ideal Grade „ SHOTGUN Double barrel......... $|36.00 BAKERY ' $17 E- 1 .1 . ■' . ' Second Hand on you In Berkolty Jull^or$, locy prinl dress, topped with ihoulder bouquet against surpBcft soft rayon with Mack pfirrion •’ ' . WINCHESTER, 12 Ga. Automatic $55-00 LIMITED SUPPLY OF 22 CARTRIDGES • M d ; ...v , 12 Gauge SHOTGUN SHELLS ■ . : ? (!i •' V - - B lo c k ; ' C A X TG N Felts $10.00 ETCH ISO N Felts from $7.50 • Warns, practical )ack«U • Plaid front and cuffs • solid grey ba^k • Sixen 10 to 16 • Priced way, way. below coat .. 1 _______ �4 0 * S5?v--.'> t - ^ . r - ra fc s a w f Ok d h h u l d — ■1 " Even win, TrniMJoHH P ay Lurtfu Quinlela * * —JUST A R R IV E D — W IR E BRONZE ALL SIZI H A R D W A R E CLOTH P O U L T R Y N E T T IN G CLOTHES P IN S H IL L IM P L E M E N T C O M PA N Y , INC. Bobhy Newman Phone 446 216 Oak Avenue Even win anil Trull Boss com­ pleted • 0-8 combination In jhe eighth race quinlela to return 9104.00 at the mutuals Saturday night. The daily duublq wan copped by a 7-2 combination composed o f Red Hendrr and Tray of llharta and paid $40.80. r~ Streak O Black, Pak* Ijurk and Able Pall finished in order In the feature ninth race. Tonight's entries are: Fir*! Harp ■Fwmmri IQalnIfU Jtar«| .HMiukry 1*Imn|. Lilia J*», tin tilt? Jn^k., .Sin.rift* 1*1Ark, Mnrp I*4*rml(*»* Drlphft Iiftlli*. Miikrd Ahilr^ir, Wc#t IturrU *rrom 4 flur*— I' mI mHi * $ iPIral Half lially lla illr ) IlottX Orrhlil, tialr W.mmI. Hllrk WfitrrttiP, JBilvrf DaWn* Hilytr B#f ■ I), Bfnler Hill. Mutton ItliUnf), 1tally Tlinrit. Tfclrtl llarr—tt/M Hlfel ( U t l Half llatly llonklrf ., M|ii IsiteI» Karri it n f l i lllrt, lint Oftrtf*. Fm nkl«“ Roll. Chrlbou, Vlnfprftta Fool I’ w f , Ok InIn»ma Ij»*l( Ihppy (Vmr»*t# PaaMrlk llarie— I'alairitrf MlMlalrla Karri 1‘IHIV llul Pr fifty Hitftfffl, Tiny l*ak, Htr$, t’ftrni* JJI, Upp+r llip, N*"r«»r Wr#ry4 Lillie Pilot Piffk Karr—A/IS Kiln Mlalalrla Karri lire* Prlil*-. Finnic Nur**\ rnrokf^ Tut, <llee. liidfM'rrii luitliHr, Hpar MHlrcifi. Umy ItajR, lird » l l f * Karr— Fa lari If i Mlalalrla Karri Marvin. Ffrrl. Hippy Doll. Ilonral Itiill, Ohm* Kpnirl, Ulry 'O lwi»* liVRt), yrltk) N**M. Plight U •ryrNlk IItrr— F%|arily$ Mlalalrla Karri Uplnttn llalsr. Ml, Pi*»hllea. Ilf Mi. dir Yankrr. Kit Mtlrnn, Traffl** Nmp. 5*J|* Pity, Hs*trfi«ie lirnnr. Ikaihlr l-Valiir*1. . Legal Notice in c o i y r r J t n iiir i c o u r t sruisrn i.r ro esT V , Ktuniu.t ov chtatu i* j. jac kh o n , an., somallmaa known aa I.AWltUNUK JOIINHON JACKSON. Bit. XOTIMB TO C RK U ITO H I TO AM, KKIiMU.N’H 11A VINO CLAlUfl OR. OKMANtm AOAINHT KAID EflyATU: You and each or y»u *r# li,r* notified asd required to Ills any rlslma and demand* .wtirti you. or other dl you, they hay* against oald ealaio in th* olilre of non 1C W. Wart. County Jtxfg* ul M.-minute County, st hls oOIre in iho Court llouso In Hanford. Klorlda, within el* lit calendar mntilh, from Iho tliuo of iho Ural publication of this nolle*. Each claim or domond niu»l l>o In wrllln* and runtoln iho place i >1 rooldanro and pool olflra addrra# ol th* claimant and must ho ownrn in by Iho claimant, hi* agent or aliorncy, or th* earn* ahall l>* enbl. HDANCIIB MAII IK JACKHON Aa oaoealrls of ,* ld ,*»i*i» Ftr*l publication on Jan. It, 1MI Kllod Jan. », ia n It. W. WAIIK. fouoly Juda* iv t i i h t n i HT ok Tin : rut f i n JtJMJK, S K M IS M .H COUNT*', KI.OMIMA. I]t rH O ItATU . in r#: lUlalo'i.r ll._C. DuUNII^ I>ocosa*d. TU A1.I. CltEl*IT«ll«8 AND UKII,-iNH I1AV1NU l.'I.AItlS tilt URMANliN AtJAINHT HAlli KHTATEf Vou and each of you are hereby uMiltl.d and rwiulrod to proeenl any • lalmo and drtnando Hhirh you. ur ciilirr of you may have agalnoi Ih* calats ot It, C. Uullofo decoaaod, tulo of oald County to Ih* county Juda* of Hemlnol* County, Klorbfu, ot hi* nirice In the eoutl hoiioo of ■abl County at Hanford. Klorlda. within eight calendar month* from the lime of the first publication of l bl. mil Ice, llacb claim or demand ahull be In writlar, and shall slat* Ih* place of reeidesc* and pool office addreaa of Ih* rlalmanl, and •ball lie eworn lo by Ih* rUlmenl, agent, or attorney, and eny such claim ur demand mu *o filed .ball lea t old. ANNIB W. IluIJUHK Aa eiecator of in* Mat Will tvlflfalli llarr— Fafvrllf• ami Testament of It, C. lm> Mlalalrla Karri ItOHK, deceased, Oil I, Vrrnnlra ftr-rl* »*f»i« k* mire, Tlfnr•Llinil, Hwlmt FlrMf. f'lrst publlrattoii Jan is, iI,•?. Ttn*ml*r fl»», U* mum Pupprr, Rhwwn -Markiff}, FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TRY *l«lfc Karr— Palartlyi • Mlalalrla Ham !>rp#l»(liable Hlr* Pnka I’amrli, I um Pant, Kitral Ru*. Ihunty* Mai­ ler* 11lark <Slaty, ffnlijr IIa Ml#, Mira llttfj*.Tralk Karr—d/IS Kiln . A Mlalalrla llarrl Fair ’ Urh, i*»altrni, Itrana (IIrf* Uni |*l»ttrr. Herman liar, Hiiern Hell, jerry U», HyiwHi ’ * W * Make Our Own Ice Cream, AH Flavor* . . Ta*ly * Delirious • Healthful IN COURT OK THE COUNTV JIff HIK, HKMINOI.E t'OUNTV, ■TATE tIF FTAJHIOA. In Probata In re tha Eatale of JMKI’ lfl/ CAitlAMt, Deceased. , To All Whom It May .Concern: Notice la hereby given Ikel RUTH HT. JOHN l.'ARIAm filed her Jlaal reitori «* K irru tni or ihe eetafa bf MANCEIi CAIII.OH, d*r*aA»d; i hat she filed her psIUlqn for. final dlscherge, and that ah* will apply to ih* Honorable It. W, Ware. County Judge of Hemlhol* County. Klorlda, on in* l«lh day of Kebru* ary. IV4T, for approval of same and fur final discharge aa Kieeulrli of Ihe retain of Manuel Vnrloa. deceased, on HH* *lb day of January, l»4T. _ ' rUfSN TRIM DOT THU DOCTOTS HlCf RUTH HT. JOHN CAIIUW Esreutrlx 41 Ih# estate of • If you grt up nlghii—hsve frequent d#‘. Mnniiel Karins, deceased. nr* lo pas* your wsirr—but have only scanty panatri -yn, ami have backache, due to elect, aridity In thr urine, lie glsd you're reading this: Three gmcrelkaii ago Dr. Kilmer, a THE HTATE UK KI.OI1IDA TCI; farnoue ibtrtor, found hundred! of hil EVA I. IIAi'ON. Itt IH»1lKit AVE­ i'OIITI.AND, NEW YtlltK palientt with thi« trouble Painstakingly NUE. A assurii bill of roiniilalnl having he made a mnlklnt uf lb herbs, root*, lieeti filed in the iTr/itlt Court in vrfetablct.btiisint—Niturr’enarn way to and fur Hemlnol# fouiily, KlOrfda, relief. He railed It "Swemp Root" and In Chenrery agelnsl yoa'by llur* tnilllcins of grstrful men and women hay* ■etl* R. Ilacon for divorce. TIIEHB taken It—uilrq with ameiing results I'lUPtEffTH are therefore In rnmSwemp-Knot gott tight to work la msnd you to be and apiiear before /Tush ouf kidneys . . , increases to * uf said Knurl either In person nr by urine, helping ttlieve rtlievs rrsects im _______ aridity ... so allorney on or before the ..Ih day the Irriieied flush.n of February, A. D. l» lt , olherwle# rtitetrd bladder gets a good flushing cut, too. Many irpost getting s good a Decree lrro Coiifeeeo will be night '» sleep after the first /#w duett. entered attaint! you. ' Caulkxi: take *• directed. Tile Hartford Herald IS hereby “ lull Foe free trial supply, send trr Dept T, dealktinied.aji o newspaper in wlilcn Kilmer k Co. I nr , lies US!, Stamford .h is citation ahall he published o n te Conn. Or—get full turd battle of Dump. each week fo r fo u r t i l c to s e c u ilr e Hoed todsy et your drugstnre. W"\VITNKHH m y hand nhd o fflr t a l 414 Sanford Avenue W H Y G E T U P N IG H TS D U E T O K ID N E Y S ? S H IP M E N T JUST A R R IV E D MODEL 1-J STANDARD SINGLE LIST PRICE $127.00 seal ai Hertford, K ou n iy o f ‘•em lttoU nl„ , Hint* o f F lo rid a , 'h is ih e « lh (*f J»n««rir* A. I* a I** IIBUNDOK (*u »w o f t h » F ir n i l I Lou r I Hemlnulc* C oafiiy, Florid a. .i a i i i AWi h Wi h p k n k k r Hollclinr .for plaintiff tHejill ; iTliCTCg l ■ i t goes right to th «3 trouble to help looacn 3 1 g e m laden phlegm, sod aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in* ■ ■ a bronchial mucous m em Tell your druggist to gcll you i of CrcomuUlon wlUi the tin* ding you must like the way it (allay* the cough eg gpu V — ------------------------------------ -------------- N u rd a LAXATIVE; 3U«k-Dis*okt ■ ^ c ’ a^ ■ B S M il fjp|?yfi§ m Also Aluminum Cair Top Boots* m H ow w o m e n o n e / g ir t* m a y g e t w a n ted r e lie f from functions/ ptrlodic ptllt O _' J - A R B ' ■— i f— M M oa NOTICr. ■ 18 JIBllBOV « (I I TEN. r. Tbit I. tlKoniJK R WITKER. will 'gppy lo the Board of County Commissioner! of Bemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida., al II* mealing In Feb­ ruary, IMJ. to tips* a purl ion of lloniewood firle# aa shown u, the plat of leo-h Arbor, Cefatal leak.es Club Hectlon. as per plst recorded In Dal Hook ft, I’ubllc Itecnrda Seminole Coon Iy, Klnrhta, rnnre FOR RENT parllcularlr deecrlbrd a* fnlluwa lo-wllt ■ ; V ' ■ O m C B Hi*ACE In FU, BlsUt That pi>''b<n of Homewood lirlva Sink. 8 m Ur. lying Hmilh and West of lytke Roulevsrd ne h h u a to in ihw. tdai 7 f, Idvh Arlfcr. , t W B b a i^ e e h 4LEAN FU nNIHlIKU ROOMS, t lull gectlon. a* recordedeln I'lat ■fentlrmen preferred. 807 MsgHook S. page fl of Km Uubllr holla Ave, lit cord* of Heinlnote County Florid*, described by males and lM*urnrH ■* folluHi; i'rbm i Hp NIV 2 l.AHfiK housekeeping rooms. Cornrr f»f !*oi SIC of lha CuiAiir> l22Vk 1‘nlmetUi Ave. Club enlrauc* Hectlon o f leich* •Arbor a. recorded In Flat Book 2 W A N T E D TO RENT I, page It of the Public Records of Hemlnol* fnnniy, Klorlda. runNorlhes.lerly along iho HouthFURNISHED APARTM ENT OR *rly aide of la k . Boulevard **.»! HOUSE,- pernsnent rgsldenis, fret In llie point of beginning; good references. Call 148. run Ihenee lo Ih* right on a curie having a 1* root Radius II. :» feet, thence , Hnllttl along FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH­ the tt'eeierly boundary of HomeED apartment by veteran and Wood Avenua fSf.SS reel, tbenra wife, permanent. Call 082-W, run to the rlgbl on a curve hav­ ing a. IS foot Radius SUSS feel 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE run thence West along the .Vorth•rlr side » f Homewood lirlva tt.l feet in the KW Corner or L O T - d e s i r a b l e l o c a t i o n lad Mt* of Mid Crystal. Lakae . . f o r II U.I L 0 I N O HOME: Club Hectlon of Coch Artmr, run* CLOSE IN . ON W. 3rd ST. then. # Houth along the Westerly rilO N E 1I8I.J. Round*ry of a*Id Crystal laikea Club Hecibm lo Atnnry fakt, run ■ tbenra N'i.rtheasterly along th* FOR SALE ; Good 5 room house shnrq of Atnory Lwke to in, with hath and running water, ICaeierly boundary of said Homeelectric stove, telephone, 3 acres wood firlv*. run thenra North along oald ilrlve 111.Of feel, run good farm land. Can give Im­ Ihenee to the right on a curve mediate possession. Phone Coun­ haring . a IS Fool Radius 41.31 ty SCO3 after 0 P.M. feet, (n a point on the Southerly side of talk* Boulevard snd Ihenr* Houthwralsrly along th* MODERN & room home on 2 Houlherly Boundary of lake lots. ‘ 16 hearing fruit lr**s, flndlevard eSIrnded luJ.ll feat IG.9B0.DO; 1/3 II P. Motor. more or lees III ' 1lie point » f beginning. Phong 0188. Ikied al Hanford. Hendnnle Coitus ty. Florbla. this the Slh day of Jannsry, A l». I*lt. . a IH ACRE FARM — 2 acres muck, tlKOmiK H W frtfER * 8 room hoiiM. 98 ft. well gooJ Oartsnd W. Spencer water. 30 citrus trees. Located Allnrney for I'tslhllff. - on Ohl I dike Mary ruail. Cor­ nelius W. Wright. Iff COURT OF THE UOUNTV Ji'tuiE. S e m in o l e • p o u n t v . STORED UILD1 ^10, & gponi apart­ HTATE OF- FIJIIUnA. ment nnd' ’fillipg station, two IN I'lttlllATE •lory building; sire 3Q x B0 feet In re the Eslale of AI'HVHT IUHHANK. .Je,eased with stock groceries, counter, TO A ll. WHOM IT MAT CON­ shelves, show esses, b#th, wsler CERN and lights- M em garage 30 x Nolle* I* hereby given lhal 40 feel, frame building 18 x 24 pl Rlssene filed her final report n« Eaeculrls of the estate of August' feet, gasoline pump. Located Itlssenr. derease.l: lhal she filril 1 near city limits o f Hanford. her pfilltun for final dlscherite, < and Ihsl she, will *P|dy lo Ihq lloii- -. Price 27,600.00., W. R. William*, orahle II, W. Wan-. County Judge Realtor. 110 N. Park.Av*. Sanof Heiulnnle I'Aunlv, Florida oil Ihe rul'd. Phone 1120. 4lh >Ijsy of Fehrunry. IS4I. fur *pprotsl uf sum* and fur flnul dis­ REAL E S TA TE charge as Everulfii of the retale INSURANCE of Augusl lllstan*. dereaeed,. on this lid npy of January, isit. INVESTMENTS I.EMPI. HIHHANE RAYMOND M. B A LL Ks.-rulrls uf Ihe* oelat* of Registered Broker and AuHuai nisssoe. ilrfrSiel. Insurance Agent It in. 4 Florida State tlank lllilg. Would K ing Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains? Th# lcgeiid«ry Old Kina <V»|# mlalit not have been a inrrrv old soui If bn hs.l •inniarli uber pains Huf ferers who have to pay Ihe penally of siuninrh or ulcer p i in*. Indl*e«Hold bj- pslus. heartburn, buriiliiK sen*, linn, bloaj rid ..(her rood IHons caused by m-ess arid, should iry I'rtirn un.1 they, loo. may he merry. tier * fie hog of I'dgn Tablets from your druggist. Flr«t dose must t-nnvittre or reltirn ho* in us *nd get BOIH1I.B* VHUR MONEY HACK. Toiiclilon Duig l ’o and drug elor* *ver» where. Deafened Now Hear With Tiny SinRle Unit Science has now made It BossHits for the deafened Jo hear faint sounds. It l» a hsaring device so small that it fits In the hand anti enables thousands to enloy sar*n nions, music, and friendly enrnnairlonthlp. Accepted by the Council on Physlcel Mtullclne of the American Mnllcel Associa­ tion,' This device does not require separate battery (>ack, Itattery wire, case or garment to bulilit* or wel(h you down. The tone is • clear and imwerful. So made that you can adjust yourself to suit I your hearing a* y5ur hearing changes. The makers of llrllonn. Dept. 4940, 1450 W. 16th St.. iChicago 8, III., a n eo proud o f their achievement that they will gladly send free descriptive booki let and explain how you may get a full demonstration o$ this re­ markable hearing device in your own heme without rbddng a , penny. Write Belton* today. • . Ady i H HOM SS 2x6s 2x8a H e Y O (/ 7 R /E D ■ 4x68 2X10s 2x12s ‘ SHEATHING 1x6,1x8 arid 1x10s • SIDING A K amo Often 1 \ . ,Whdt"1l It that makes of m K ^ • 1, " s s s J ¥ MONDAY, jJ AN. 19, *1947 - _ *2 x4b / M — s a m tobd, f u m o p a ■iu‘? e M a e -!LJiLL'FU M „ jx « * m aV-.-S- - i ' ; ____ * I f i MODERN apartment building, re­ cently decorated, close In, con­ taining four 2 bedroom apart­ ments, one completely furnished and available for immediate possession. THE FOLLOWING U the best farm offering available any­ where In Seminolq County: l>8 acres of land, 22 acres tiled and In a 'high state of cultivation, 7 wells, 2 houses, 3 mules, about 23,500. in paper,. who. »eed lied cloth and other equip­ ment. Knrm will be available as soon as celery crop I* mar’keted. Buyer eon take over‘ as fast a* crop Is moved. Priced nt $11,000. with term* to re­ sponsible p m h s '*r. A SM ALL ranch, fairlv well stocked, 2700 acres, all under fsnre on a State highway. 900 acre* Improved and partially im­ proved. New building* and n *» equipment. Property will available Immediately. l^ t * show you this ranch. 1200 ACRES of good rapeh It I suitable for cattle prtaluc ;J‘\ ‘T on a paved hlghwayr am) Is reasonably priced. A VERY ATTRAC TIVE stucco house on large * lake, nice grounds, small grove. In a good neighborhood, and well worth thi- asking price. GOOD fi ROOM house on Uk". mijdern. 5 acres of land. 3.500. FOUR FURNISHED houses it prices rarylng from',93:900 l*» 18.500, all In good condlllon. SMALL COTTAGF. on downtown corner lot, with Immediate pos­ session. 12.000 will handle. FIVE NEGRO tensnt houses net­ ting 10 percent on the asking R ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 WORK W ANTED CUT FLOWERS, pottnl pl»n'a and complete Unilsegp* service JOB AS TRUCK DRIVER or . at rcssonnble prices. A. F. .service station operator. nv»* Ramsay,. Florist, Hlpes-Ave.- nt ried find not afraid uf work. railroad. Phone 319. Furnish good refeienee. Address 1*. O. Hoi J422, Sanford, Fla, MEATS, Grocertrg. anil Purina fe e l* at Touchtrm A Watson, EXPERT painting — contract or 1201 Celery Ave. Phone IltiO. hourly Aisfk. 8. CJ. Grogan, Free estimates. Phone 783-J. ORANGES, Sweet, juicy.y Ira* ripe, B&e bushel, 91,3.1 crate. LAUNDRY work at home. 612 K. Bring conlalnero-JInwIie, Pauli. 7th St._________*______________ Post Office. WATCH AND Clock repairing FOR SALE: Windows, all cy­ , Guaranteed work.- "The Home press, standard sires for im­ Shop" G. C. Fellow*. 1700 Sanmediate delivery. 112(1 17tlt funj Ave. Phone 1143-J. 8t. Orlando, Fla. Phone 9732. M AIN TAlNANC E and -ump icCONCRETE Sewer "“pipeT"Sdrptlir IMilr man. Free to go anywhere. lank*, Greeae traps. Stepping Plume 77D-XM. before B A. M. stnnes. Benches, Bird bath"*. or after 4:00 P. M Miracle Cnncrefe Co. 309 Elm ' Ave. Phone 833-W. LOANS F IL L DIRST, CLEAN. See I* G, Harrington, IS3H Jerry . Ave. T.ockhsrt subdlvlaimi nr* contael Lormanns, 2700 block S. Park. l.tiANH MADE FROM $10 TO $300 strict privacy; fast service FLORIDA LOAN CO. 102 Sanfcrd Avenua DINING ROOM TABLE, « poster chairs, Line Oak, used only a few months, very reasonable. BORROW HERB WHERE f 3 piece Maple bed room get, PRIVACY IS RESPECTED uaevt only a few months. In YOUR natutal dcslra for privacy perfect condition, very r » « » ° T'* In money manor* la strictly ‘ able. II. F. Hitchcock, 1-ifke respected her*. Friends and Maryj. relative* ara not questluuad. e'out your cradlL Your ana*.1oyer . or .buslnaa* a*social** wlU not hecT of yaw paraonal affair*. Thsra Is no cauaa ftn rmbanrassmanL Itcaionabla cratrit requlreraenia No eo-maktra on monay loan* Variable1paymsn* plan*. IRON double bed. roll spring, felt mattress. 10021k French Ave, NA ILS, Commons and Spikes, also asbestos while siding *hln^les. Phone Winter Park 380. FA M ILY LOAN C a SPRING. nUitia now. /X*dj- JrePbow 31 |)Utg, lettuce, Grcnl' Idiken a n il Florida Bank BMgImperial 1 44. Rutrer tomato, 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Fla. Giant, pepper, Broccoli, Eu Hive, Colljtrd* and Onion*. J. W. FU LLY J.ICENSED Auctioneer Bell, lake Monroe. Phon* 15. just starting business in San­ ford wpuld Hk* to hear from , N E W -2 bedroom frame'house. 2 any person or bij*lr>*»s Or*u ., screened .porches,1 all modem wishing to have auction - salcJ. convenience*. 30 acres land ur Reply Bu* •■Auction” tlo Her­ less on paved road In 'Golden ald. ^ Lake, section. A . M. Remnant, Phone flHUW. StwNB Show card* and poster* MAN'S BICYCLE. Electric *havO -UF.ES 8IGU SERVICE *r, 2 tennis raekels. Nnrvnl G. O. D. Landras*. Phone *031 UarlatL Rt. 2, Box 101 -A. San ford, HUNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT H AND MADE mgs. I22'i~ Pal­ PHONE 103 metto Ave. BTHICKLAND-MirKRISOV 'GDim/E-IT. IN C ORANGES—$1.60 flu. Delivered — R. W. Lord. Phone 788-W DODGE - P L V a O im t CIRCULATING Healer, u-w woo l PARTS A N D SERVICE Phone 1811 or coal, good condition. Phone 101 Palmetto A t *. 1113. DEPENDABLE 're J o service. Th« 76 LB, COOLERA TOR like new Mtulc Box, Phone 053. $65. Table top kerosene while range cook stove like new $76.00 WATCH REPAIR, Diamond net­ ting, engraving, ace Mr. Falkat A lf Bate first building oil per at Mather’s. One week’* left. R. M. llrnkle. service. GERMAN and Jnpanrte r ifle «, good condition. Inquire Office PIANO tuning- and wrepalrilhr. 1* L. Sill, realdence phone 011Trailer l*ark. W or Music Bnxc Phone 953. ARTICLES W ANTED EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, Kml Myrrs. 311 >R. 2nd St. I’Ll, I1UY your car reiaidlr*# nf age or condition. Hoy' Reel, * 300 W, 2nd St. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT IIIIRE a U OF HANFORD 7 Peta, Livestock, SupptiM 110 N. Park Phone 180 BABY C H irK S Sanford X-Cel Fred Hti .e SAW FILING nnd selling. K * w lf cqulppnl to, handle ail iy|te# except lumd’ ulHC*. Saw Hospital lit. 1 llox 205.,______________ SOW. 8 pic# 4 v.eak* old. Phone \INVESTIGATE Auto Body and Fender llcpdir profits. You'll t*> 3022.____________ ‘__ ____________ convinced. Practical spare lime home k'mlv and resident course FOR SALE: Jersey cow. MHkln?.{ Including welding, s p ra y paint­ *• Reasonsllc price. W. R. Briilgei.i ing, ntctsl wgrk. mav help you Rt. I, Box 113, Sanford. open your own repair shop ur eel a good job. G, 1. Approved. Mechanically-minded men S^t HELP. W AN TE D free «|FUU« today. Writ* AutoCrafl* Training, ABF car* GIRL for coda fountain al Lanpaper. 1 _________ ay'a Drug Htora. Part tim* or full tima 14 LOST * FOUND LOST: hand truck at eorner of Parle ftfitl Lika Skor® .Boulavarils. Prk*' FRED W .BENDER ! Atlantic. Beer Company, OrlanRoom 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. | ................ ’ ------ - — . Phone 1030______ • FOUND: Pair ladies gloves. Own6 ARTICLES FOR BALE AVON PRODUCJTS. INC. w ill) *r may have by Identifying and train women to earn $1.00 and I paying for this adv. RADIOS, phonograph*, records, - mor* per hour representing, our ' sheet music, guitar*. The Made product*. Women now employed ‘ IA1ST: Key ring. 1933'Centory of Progress with 3 keys. Return Box, phoog 963 tivii need not apply, Writ* giving Ut Herald. • qualifications, h qualifications. Naomi DiUman, B ERTS SEWING 810, Broadway, Orlando. M ACHINE SHOP AU TO S FOR S A LE Build your proeoai miehina Into a portable electric. InetiB Ihe AUTO FOR SALE: 193# Lin­ backward and forward attach’ attach* RELIABLE MAN srlth car to call coln Zephyr coupe-new tlreson farmers In Seminole County. menL.Repair (Mnt. Repair all, all m a k e a . ^ engine recently reconditioned. Wonderful Opportunity, $15 to plies foe alt mscr.... .. 91160.00. C. M. Boyd, Phone $20 In a day, No experience French Ave. Phone 1190. 104.______________ •, - • or capital renul-rd. Permanent. PIANOS - used - reconditioned and Write today. McN-ESS COMP A N Y , Dept, A . Freeport, III. 1939 PLYMOUTH. 4 tloor aedan, guaranteed.. The Music Box. paint, perfect condition, . 119 W. 1st Street. Phone PM. ■ 1; I •new actual ndlei 30,000, Roy Reel, CUT FLOWERS — Bmapdragon*. 300 W. 2nd. . GOOD J0BB FOB FORMER •Sweetpeea, calendula*. Mr*. ARM Y, NAVY, M ARINI/ A N D 1938 CHEVROLET COUPE with Bollinger, W. lat 8L Phtma COAST 0UARD SPECIALISTS radio 4 heater. Inqt Ire 304 339-W.______________ Job Mo*. Uradoa lEaei Second St _____________ 078 5 4 IMITATION leathers in moat I Electrician . *1942 NEW Moon 20 ft. house color* and Urge aeiecti** of Finance 1>ptst-C1*Tk 623 6 4 trailer, complete with porch A ironing, reaxQnebtc. 300 W. 2ml. r8. ,,H ^ t^8911 [ n f a Ne*Oranir# Stenographer . - .. 113 9 4 9 Brown, N . wiange St, Sanford. Phone 1001-J. Weather Obsenrer 784 5 4 3 AWu Orlando, FlaDental Assiotiutl 896 6 GARDEN and te Aerial Photographer 940 6 4 3 Fertlllaer. The Surglcgj Technician M l 9 « 194| Plvmounth 4 door aedan, hew .* »tcna, tod * BMtferdand many other skill*. Qualified milnt, 9979, 306 W. 2nd Roy Army, Naey, Marine or Coast BeeL___________— ? i FLO W W II * veteran* who held any of for all occasion* upatknal special soma 400 occupational special- 1547 8TU DEBAR K It Commander ' Club Coup*. Rgdlo, elr condltic* tie* for 9 month* months or mor* more may lost off Blpaa Uwring, seat coyers. Call 72now.enlist In the new Regular Office ph. 4tfL'mMenoe ph. 810-B Army at a grad* depending up­ m a m im m m m ■ne■■n■■■ m —a on the length o f your priwwus 1042 GMC 9Vk ton 10 wheel dual HEATrear end cargo truck. Good Urea. occupational specialty service, A-l condition. Ratliff A Son*. new Arm jt per end thq fo r edvanceoient n n o ii y i|t| fijkrt,*-, i io ijf A 5 P. 5L ' * H < M ” - atop In ind flod tnuU f<m will ^ *x r :: m tondl Trail**, s rJ .V \ i' ' ‘> V- A*, m ■ t;. - *e- ‘J?4: 3? �-t - * -. * a Tim T - ** * ’ *" ' . - 'tt • * :. * _:l .-. THE W EATHER In Unity1Then U 9(rta|lh— Partly ctjudy Wtdr.Mdtr, To Protect Urn Peace of the World; To Promote the Ffcogroa of Am trie* To Produce Prosperity for Sanford; AN INDEPENDENT V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1908 SANFORD, F L O R ID A , NEW SPAPER ESDAY, JAN. 14, 1947 Ships Enroute From Europe A re M aking P o r t Days Lato Fishing Boat L w — WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 — Attorney (General Tom Clnrk branded Inst fall's soft coal .stoppage an "un Insult to the* United Staten Itaeir' In the argu­ ment bsfofe the SUprtsme Court today on the soft coul caso. H o argued that the government sought only to maintain it ■ fnnetiona when It In te tl to the court* for an order t™ halt the alrike. The attorney general also askrd Iha high tribunal In uphold (hr 13,510,000 in contempt fines Imss#d upon John L. I.ewl* ami his nited Mifie Workers. Clark asserted that when Iwwi* disregarded that artier it was a rantempt that was «n • Insult 10 the eountry -and done that tainprorqlBt* all law and Invites mob rule. - . . 4k!lark tohl the justices. that in im* rasa the governnirnt'is uni seeking to infringe nn any rigiita of labor or on the freedom* guaranteed to all ritiaetis by the constitution. . * ' ThB soft coal case is expected to set far reaching precedents in Inlerpretnlion* of law* applying to organized I-ahor. On* of those law* is the NorrU-I-eGuardle Act which liars injunctions In strikes C t IttJSHIA’S NO. I pam with Field Imperial General of Moscow. Stalin * and James Pearzon. Tht post); aald Sauls, heartily •udoraea th# action taken bv the Semlnnle County Junior Cbamlwr of Commerce In sponsoring a soaring meet to b#--h«hl kjarcb 1 ami 2 at the. Municipal Air­ port, and a contmltt## headed by F. D. Scott, local merchant, waa appointed to volanteer aaaUtance Wtt th# the project. Carl Elsenhower, secretary of .tha Sanford Touriat Club, notified that tfie post had --- ------------. . . --------doraed the-------Uwriet program would sponsor eponsor a program fet for toe visitor*. A let tar from Mlea ■ « * Chittenden, thenkinr the poet for th# One tribute paid1 father, Joe Chlttlnden wa* read. Details lor the V* V district were ennrtntlun fo r Jan. » ^mplated. Men de|) atce «IU ^ B « t at th# Tourist < wnter and women delegates at HuL- where at ItOO P. gates will hara d|i cate* will the* be tak.n on boat Trip aboard Sub Chaser BTO to Blue Hprlni*. Each at the end of tha convention, wlB be ptweenled wllh celery. "Thle shape* up as the VFW convention etref 'Slanned for rhis d istricta ald BauU. f Tha Florl National Ai RMatera will WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 — </!’)— President Truman made u new gesture o f friendly cooperation toward the Republican majority in Congress today when he let it be known that Republican leaders in the House and Senate will be welcome guests at the White House. More Workmen L. E. Jordan Is Stage Sympathy ElectedHead Strike In London Of School Board t lie Governm ent, a* well. M orris Receives Vote] O f Thanks As A c t­ ing Superintendent! A vote of thnpk* In If. dC. Mor­ ris, princljml of Semlnnle High School for hi* service* n* tiding sunerintendftnt during the absence o f Supt, T, \V. Lawton, wa* given by tlie, county *rhn.<l b,h-rl at it■> meeting, Thursday Mr \|orri» wn* )irai-ei) for tlie fine, efficient manner in which-h- hsndied the work. At a rrorganiralion meeting, two day* prior. I.. F. Jordan- of Oviedo wa* re-elected clillntivn of the IhisiiI. Mr Jordan ami Mr. Walter M. Ilavoe* were re-elected in Novcmlier for four year term*. J, II. ttlslline of Igingwomt wa* elected in I!' I ft fnr_ a four year tarm whlrli rffilre* In Jnnuarv, 1840, The following appointment* were made at the Thursday meet­ ing: Mr*, lierlitn Mae Taylor was onpniuied to .uccaed Mr*. Ruth IVarson who resigned at Ihe-Wilson M-hiKii nt Paula. Mi • tiietle , Hampton nn* npnointeo in plan nf Mr*. Kilna Humphrey, who renlged at the I^ke Mary School. Prof. It. Il*tri* wa* nupnjutet as an additional teacher In science at Seminole High School. ■ Matiel'Carwiso wa* appointed a* an additional tearher at th* Oviedo nejrn school. All appoint­ ment* were mail* on the recunlmendation* of principal* and ichouJ trustee*, sold Mr. luiwton. A letter' wa* read from the teachers and principals o f the Midway negro School reipirsling (hat beginning next year the uchfKil ojH-inlc during the winter month* on the same schrdutc as other school* In th* county. For a number of year* th# school lias operated from July 15 to Febru­ ary, at which lima th# pupil* took • three month# vacation to a*ai*t in' harvesting th# e#l#ry crop. Supt. iuiwton wa# Initructed by the tunlrd to confer with the trus­ tee* of the Sanford ' district in which the-Midway School l* locat­ ed and to report at .the aixl meet- Ing on the subject. A request from Prof. J. N. Croom* for major repair* and Imirovement* Crpom* acs Academv prove menu to vrpomi <!«itiv Including addition# to th# pchool library, aleo fixing up of a foot­ ball field, were given careful con­ sideration by the board, and Prof, Croom* wa* ateured That alLpoa* siblt will be done for the colored school need* In that district. Thee# Improvement* and repair# com# within th# survey made by Elton J." Houghton of all school build* BECBVEa CERTIFICATE ing* and grounds In the 8anf*d TALLAHASSEE, J a n . t * ~ district, aald Mr. Lawton. ( Special)—The Rut# Department • BUTTER PRICES DROP of Education Issued S41 teach­ ers eertlfUetr* during the month By Associated ? Praaa of December according to figure* Housewives l» New Vork City released by Superintendent ^ of and other arena of the country muTInstructor,' Colin Engtleh tM price of or yesterday In contrast with: BOO gott a break today on tha tier foilawning e *h «p *™P In ih« whole**!# market. Chain stores in New York eut ttUll butter prices id* to eight cents a pound. A flood or butter reached marchantite excbin»aa not only in New York, but a l * \n Chbago a»4 San PrancUco. However, price , COURT COl — Semlaeta Cmmty . . 1— ik a b'aal ‘ K re nreekUag--Thq docThe 8Ule Road loonded, a number: of haa accepted the Inri] i estreated, and case# Seminole County C for trial. Court wlU Cnmmene to meet County Fishing Tournament To Start Tomorrow George Barr, Nalionai League Arhiter, Will Train ‘HI Men $1,000 Needed To \ Continue Work Of TB, Health Grouo A Si-minol, i utiuly fi-hliig c*m t*-t in l*c npiniMirrd l») (lie Sun ford liimnr I bamber of Commerce and mi-1 idiaill - of Sanford will open tnimiriow it wa* .’Itittiiimi*e-l (•.lay by Jack Italigan. president •d the junior trade body. Tbe ' fish.- ba** nr «porklcil pell'll, may be ranghl in Hemumte County or tlir waters, adjacent 1hereto, Roth banks of ||ie Welilva Itlirr are included ami bulb t>nlx*, of ibe ill John t Kivei from HusriMiibc llrancli In the mouth of the Wekivs aie also Included Stream* and cri-ek* enierllig on the Lake. Vnliifl* am) Hrevat I sijte, .if the St. John* and Wekjva Iasi An appro! to eenermi* sn.l • vm»*th#tlc hearted citizen* f t i nno In additional fond* witn whl'h carry on vltslly needed work bv the Parsjnn'- Co«n\v Tuhivmildili w d H^^lth ^(*) inn. w** made I'v h " hv ,Rov lt*i|rr eh«lrman nf *h« ,*, .r?p Gift* rinmn-ltirr for the Christ *--- v,,| Sal#. •<f e*«l *tro’,,r '••san'IWO1' ’ u, w^tni-n nor Uen-ln'1- Cntintv T,i**»-vulo«l« and H#*Hh cist inn ral*» •ufficlci'1 f'«rdwpt, which to n “ r o” H* •'P*l|> imnortant work. K#''w-in# #f th, r #„il#* >■##*, l wa* triad of th# nnrnrlt’ OltV to *##"“ ft* chair"'-''! Of th# t«r # n Glfl* Committee. *|*u fie used Tlie i-ontr*l will tun fiuiii dun I ft in Mar I and prize* will be awarded wiibin lb day* a'firi the clo'e iif the <onte*l. No person will >be __ awarded mure than one prize in each class. In the event , uf two or more fl*h of the xmno weight being entered, the fir.I fi»h dial is submitted will be drif.tved the winner I'lace* wherw fi-b may be en teted are L'-i-rybiMp s lluidwuie Fiimjiaiit. Hill Ituidwaie tom pany. Iltll Implement Company, Sanford llanlwarr. Stiver Kb*el t'ali Stand and Stanley itoger* llnrdwaie Company. Prize* will lie identical for both the lias* and the speckled perch division. First pritp will lie on Akron Heel, second prize will include a tackle box an,I the third prize N Id 00 worth nf fithiiig euulpmeni A second contesi i* scheduled In get underway on May 1 Maj. L. J. Wright Is G i v t* ii Bronze .Star Major Lewis J. Wnght son <>f Mrs. 1‘. ■F. Robson, ‘.'1)33 Mapl.1 avenue, wa* awarded the llrmne Star by hi* commanding officer, Lt. Col, Jess- II. Guthrie In n ceremony held at Krlly Field, Texas, January d. Major Wright was cited for his meritorious service from November IP 14 to May IP45, a* operation* officer of the d-’ nd AACM Group, ,whrn be wa* res­ ponsible for the effective opera­ tion of alroravi camniunlcatlnn* facilities and radio aide* to aerial navigation in Northeastern India and Burma. lie came to Kelly held in De­ cember 1045. HiverH Going Ahead W i t h Radio Station Fed Cagers T o Meet Mt. Dora Tonight Tha twice defeated Semlnoj# School Celery Fed. wilt open their basketball campaign High County Gets Money For Teachers Pay e-wwasM TALLAHASSEE. J a n . 14— IE N B )-The 9th Installment of 10 payments frefc tbe State Teachere Salary Fund to the eounty will be made tomorrow. According o Deurea released by tlon Colin Knyllth total payment to the 97 counties from the fund for this month la |j,TB2^1IA0. Seminole county will receive 918,39135 of which 917.16330 Ie for Instructional sglariea and Truman Bids For Harmony With G.O.P President Announces G.O.P. Leuders Are Welcome T o White House Conferences America, flagship of th* Unite State* Lines, dockfil last nigh two anil a half days behind ached ule. Tile, skipper, Ovinniodor Haray Manning, said -lie had beei delayed by one uf the wor* storms he had encountered in 3 yeara at sea. lie said lie had • rieer a zlg-zav cmir*e thrnufli th waves that were fu) to <U>, fee high and that lie bad In •** ilie huge 'v e o e l like a saillma •Three *l«nit-b*llered ship MAN, Joarf V. Matin 1right) drrwwd a* a nwrshal made poll this looming, one fron Marahal Bernard Montgomery, CWef of the ItrllUh Norway, one from Sweden ain Slafr, daring the UUrrk ri.lt to the Soviet capital one from Italy. Kadi was a da; late. * • ■ appears, to be h, the best of health. Meanwhile, the t’-nasl Court ^.(International lUdlopheto) prepared m ‘ renew Itw efforts li locale the fishing trawler llellt nf it,,- 1on, which has not i'ccr heard from since she last rrporte* engine trouble five days t«o. f Th# tanker Wlllhtmabur* W **wl* will not Iw on hand at Supreme Court, lie Is some­ where in Florida and he ha* ex­ pressed the- opinion that he I* not needed In Washington today resulting from the soft coal atrlke. Lewi* paid a hurried visit lo St, Petersburg yesterday. Hr visited hl» .family physician, Dr. Charles Co tap ton of,Springfield, I"c*» meeting *,f London dock III. Lewi* deelined to say whar-' workers voted"- to join w*Jtb the he would go from St. Patersturg. .3(1,000 unionists already on strike in protest nvrr the government's n*e of troop* to mare food sup. ft U illlif tlifl itrt'Uimi tiuiy In d u cts effect all of laiiulmi'* nriranizrd dock workers. - Th# sympathy walkout was voted at a noon hour meeting of between 1300 aipl 1400 dock work­ men who ignored appeal* of Twenty-five new member* of union leader* that tliey remain Seminole County Post 3202 V, I . on the Job. Th# itrike began originally a* W, were inducted l**t evening at a -dlhree held at the a wildcat move by an estimate.) eginn Hut nt which more than 15,000 London truck driver*. Tho k wef# In attendance, according truckmen nl*o Ignored nfftrinl union advice that they remain ut to John 'Hauls, post adjutant. The men Inducted were T®|" work. With food distribution through­ medge F. Smith, Raymond Lundquiet, Clifford Proctor. Jr., C. E. out Kngland threatened by the Gnrmly II and C. E.‘ GormV 111, growing walkout*, all parties con­ Don M#y#r*. Jamea Stewart, Jesse cerned are speedily laboring Jo Bennett. Samuel Martina Jr. Sam­ negotiate a satisfactory settle­ uel Cochrane. Aubrey Whitten, mentJamea Pearson and J. A. WrljhJ. ' Meanwhile, more than 3,0110 Wilbur R. Keeling. Jamea K. soldier* have begun their second Pearson, Douglak Brotrhle, Roy day of moving foodstuff# to re­ 10,000,000 n fitt, Clarence Milsted, Herald tail shop* serving dgalthsll. Victor McClelland. Ed resident* nf th# greater London Walthall,George .is llaien, Guy lTHIlHRMi .# ..., - # area. Allen. J. T. Brown, F, V. Bailey 25 New Members At Dinner Meeting Associated Press Leased Wire Where 18 Died In Virginia Plane Crash Stalin Poses W ith Monty Lewis1 Action Hit By Attorney General; Justices Asked To, I m p o s e P enalties a si u ik i through nn the lock) court tonight In a twin bill with ML Dora. , Tee Pad* have suffered defeat by Seabreeze of Daytona and Fust Is In their flrel two con- 7 I SIn sinking V *rr w difficulty their, ehote, but Coach Genaa h*» atreaeed field goal and free throw ehootlng during the past week In an attampt to clear hb charges shootl"« ________________ £ The regular monthly meeting of the [Mgrd of directors of the JWtnlnoW Count* Chamber or Commerce wOl be held at 3:00 'clock Wednesday evening i t the Tourist Center, according to Ed- Mr. Truman'* decision wa* an­ nounced by DemocratIe Minority Leader Sam Kay burn, former S|teakrr in ilie Home of Represcntatne- i t bum said .Mr. Truman decide,I to invite botit Republican and Democratic congressional leadrr* r„ the White House for fm jiieiit i-gii-uiialion*.. No date h*fi been set for tire* first biyarli an .-tinference, Rayburn ad­ ded, La-i year, the Prvsldent * had trgulaf Monday morning talk*, with the Democratic Iraderx Of th? | limifi* and Senate, bill Ihl* time he'* trying a new approach. The idea, -.aid itaybum. ia to get tL» Republicans un to the White lltjUM* evervlinut imn* lvgDIatlvS mallet cornea mi tbnl hn* a cliance of in partisan liacklliK • I Ke|ni hi tea ii, to whom such In'iiia tl.liji would be extended in! ,-lude Mtchu-ati'a Senotm Arthur ( 5andrulirry. pres itient pro-tem. feiie nl tlie Senate; Senator ma­ jority leader Wallace White of Maine House Speaker Joe Mar­ tin of Massachmelta and House majority leader Charles iitlleck of Indiana. The Democrats would lie represented by House minority An ordinance providing for leader itayburn, and Senator A l­ safely of life In public place* of lien ilarklev of Kentucky, minority assembly, including s c h o o l a, churches, |mt hotels, and cover­ ing provision* minting to new imnstruction of *uc|i places, wa* adopu-tl by llo CHy f'ommtnsliiu at It* meeting Monday even tug, Cily Manager II .N Bsyer re ported ihl^nioniing Fire i hie/ M N Cleveland w-a* mitto.-l-d to elifnree provision* uf the eldl nancr ridatlng to o|j const me lion. * It wa* reported to Commis­ sioner* that'the'W ar A**et i AdThe Junior Naval Reserve, mem­ minis I rut ion Had agreed to allow ber* t.f which hod n cruise Sunday use by tho public o f recreational about,I Submarine Chaser No. IJt'J, facilities West of the officer* wa- orguniled bv ■ group of hradigiurtrr* (ailldmg at (lie Said, 'd men iu give boy* of 15 Municipal Airport Those facili­ t„ t . an active outdoor program ties near the enlist, d men's bead roiut'llu-.t with a N*V3| Reserve ipiartrr* have !«-• ri lurne.1 user itaimiiy ptograni. so pronmiiiig i hr pro­ (o Fellowship fill lege Tin- public facilities Include two tcnlil* gram aie William J. Toll. J. A. court*, volley ball mid basketball Mei-cli A W. Lee, Andrew Cartawav. Hairy la1#, Ales II Johnson court*, shower and dressing loom aie, I Hie I' S. Tib District Naval farilltleo. Reserve director anil hi* entire A boll diamond, formerly n«eil staff. by the Navy for snfthiill, bn* The boy* are educated In hern converted by the City to a tpecialtlr*, deck seamanihip, itiarhasebtoil diamond and turned linspike. nautical rule*, naviga­ over to the Ciiy'rgc Harr *cjiool tion aid,, shipboard hearings. for umpires. The Cily has n|ao ii*nu| -ignaling, machine shop const me ted a practice field for practice, radio prtvediire, comus* by th# Chattanooga baseball niuntration shop jiractice, radar, aid, pharmacy, military School east of the laundry build­ fir*i ing and thi* will bo used, said training and etiquette. Valuable Mr. Mayer, for leaning cages, Inf,.i mation on electronic* and sliding and otb.-r heavy |.I set lee a.I\ame.l sciences, such as will be work. Intersiluttd game* will be id givul adcanlage in itarlllig a played at the Municipal Hall carver. Will be given. riiou'iiml* of dollar* svorth of I'ark. Commissioner* wore notified of equipment |u a*si*t Dev Junior the receipt of a check for |d,S35 Naval Reserve unit* U t>elng furnished by the U. S. Naval from th# War Assets Adminis­ tration for fln*| payment for pre­ Reserve at no coat to the boyj paration by Smith and Qlllosple of Jaeksonvilla « f plan* *nd specifications to rehabilitate the City's sanitary sewer system. Th# following City elcctrlc»l examiner* wrr# appointed: K. C. Harper, master electrician, Don­ ald Young, journeyman electri­ cian and Crady Duncan, electrical inspector. On tho plumbing board w#r# appolnled tho following: Harry Li*, master plumlwr, Roy Wall, Journeyman plumber and Grady Duncan, Inspector. A letter from the War Asset* Administration offering th# transfer to the City o f thu Nsvy Secondary Roads To built Oeceola Air Field we* read. Commlasloner* expressed -no In­ Receive Federal Aid terest In tha offer, a* the City already has a fin# airport. The WASHINGTON. Jan. 14—W )— Civic Aeronautical Administra­ Nearly 30,000 tulles of secondary tion in a letter, offered tho City roads In Alabama, Florida, Geor­ 95,500, or half o f the estimated gia, Louisiana ami Miuiiolpnl cost, fo r a seaplane base In Lake were approved today by the Public Monroe. Road* Administration for federal Tha City has been able to pur­ aid. Florida tops the list of five chase an attractive, llpk chain fence with rail at a cost-of 9008 southeastern states with BJIIB Bo>s In Junior • Naval Reserve i Learn Specialties to j * used at The cemetery, aald Mr. Bayer. A petition, protesting erection of thle fence and alerted bv IB persons, wae read. Chief objection to the fence wae hav­ ing , to walk additional distance to entrance* from parked auto­ mobile*. said' Mr. Sayer. The Commitsloner* will visit the cemetery before making any de­ cision on the matter. Manager nayer reported that the Junior Naral Reserve will C t t r t s n * Os rage r«a> miles approved. Georgia . la not far behind with 0,273. The others are— Alabama, 6,3(0; Louisiana, 6.5455 and Mlaalaalppl has M » miles of secondary federal-rid road* approved. < ^ v Meanwhile the State Road Deover $33,000,000, approxlraaUly the same a* tha 1949 figure. That will give the department a total of nearly 94.000,000 counting a 920,500,000 carryover _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 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/28d4f519e62b41ebf5656b13630b2b14.pdf fb220cadbb715ee0c09b37cfc7e340bf PDF Text Text 4 0 * S5?v--.'> t - ^ . r - — r a fc sa w f Ok d h h u l d . s a m tobd , f u m o p a — ■1 " Even win, TrniMJoHH Pay Lurtfu Quinlela * * —JUST ARRIVED— ALL SIZI HARDWARE CLOTH POULTRY NETTING CLOTHES PINS HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. Bobhy Newman Phone 446 216 Oak Avenue ■— i f — M M oa NOTICr. ■ 18 JIBllBOV «(I I TEN. r. Tbit I. tlKoniJK R WITKER. will 'gppy lo the Board of County Commissioner! of Bemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida., al II* mealing In F eb ­ ruary, IMJ. to tips* a purl ion of lloniewood firle# aa shown u , the plat of leo-h Arbor, Cefatal leak.es Club Hectlon. as per plst recorded In D al Hook ft, I’ubllc Itecnrda Seminole Coon Iy, Klnrhta, rnnre FOR RENT parllcularlr deecrlbrd a* fnlluwa lo-wllt ■ ; V ' ■ O m C B Hi*ACE In FU, BlsUt That pi>''b<n of Homewood lirlva S in k . 8 m U r. lying Hmilh and West of lytke Roulevsrd ne h h u a t o i n ihw. tdai 7 f, Idvh Arlfcr. , t W B b a i ^ e e h 4LEAN FU nN IH lIK U ROOMS, t lull gectlon. a* recordedeln I'lat ■fentlrmen preferred. 807 MsgHook S. page fl of Km Uubllr holla Ave, lit cord* of Heinlnote County Florid*, described by males and lM*urnrH ■* folluHi; i'rb m i Hp NIV 2 l.AHfiK housekeeping rooms. Cornrr f»f !*oi SIC of lha CuiAiir> l22Vk 1‘nlm etUi Ave. Club enlrauc* Hectlon o f leich* •Arbor a. recorded In Flat Book 2 WANTED TO RENT I, page It of the Public Records of Hemlnol* fnnniy, Klorlda. runNorlhes.lerly along iho HouthFURNISHED APARTMENT OR *rly aide of l a k . Boulevard **.»! HOUSE,- p e rn sn e n t rgsldenis, fret In llie point of beginning; good references. Call 148. run Ihenee lo Ih* right on a curie having a 1* root Radius II. :» feet, thence , Hnllttl along FURNISHED OR UNFU RN ISH ­ the tt'eeierly boundary of HomeED ap artm en t by veteran and Wood Avenua fSf.SS reel, tbenra wife, perm anent. Call 082-W, run to the rlgbl on a curve hav ­ ing a. IS foot Radius SUSS feel 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE run thence West along the .Vorth• rlr side »f Homewood lirlva t t . l feet in the KW Corner or L O T - d e s i r a b l e l o c a t i o n lad Mt* of Mid C ry stal. Lakae . . f o r II U.I L 0 I N O HOME: Club Hectlon of Coch Artmr, run* CLOSE IN . ON W. 3rd ST. then. # Houth along the Westerly rilO N E 1 I8 I.J. Round*ry of a*Id Crystal laikea Club Hecibm lo Atnnry f a k t, run ■ tbenra N'i.rtheasterly along th* FOR SA LE; Good 5 room house shnrq of Atnory Lwke to in , with hath and running water, ICaeierly boundary of said Homeelectric stove, telephone, 3 acres wood firlv*. run thenra North along oald ilrlve 111.Of feel, run good farm land. Can give Im­ Ihenee to the right on a curve mediate possession. Phone Coun­ haring . a IS Fool Radius 41.31 ty SCO3 a f te r 0 P.M. feet, (n a point on the Southerly side of talk* Boulevard snd Ihenr* Houthwralsrly along th* MODERN & room home on 2 Houlherly Boundary of la k e lots. ‘ 16 hearing f r u it lr**s, flndlevard eSIrnded lu J.ll feat IG.9B0.DO; 1/3 II P. Motor. more or lees III ' 1 lie point » f beginning. Phong 0188. Ikied al Hanford. Hendnnle Coitus ty. Florbla. this the Slh day of Jannsry, A l». I*lt. . a IH ACRE FARM— 2 acres muck, tlKOmiK H W frtfE R * 8 room hoiiM. 98 ft. well gooJ Oartsnd W. Spencer water. 30 citru s trees. Located Allnrney for I'tslhllff. - on Ohl I dike Mary ruail. Cor­ nelius W. W right. Iff COURT OF THE UOUNTV Ji'tuiE. S e m in o l e • p o u n t v . STORED UILD1 ^10, & gponi a p a rt­ HTATE OF- FIJIIUnA. ment n n d ' ’fillipg station, two IN I'lttlllATE •lory building; sire 3Q x B0 feet In re the Eslale of AI'HVHT IUHHANK. .Je,eased with stock groceries, counter, TO A ll. WHOM IT MAT CON­ shelves, show esses, b#th, w sler CERN and lights- M em g arag e 30 x Nolle* I* hereby given lhal 40 feel, fram e building 18 x 24 pl Rlssene filed her final report n« Eaeculrls of the estate of A u g u st' feet, gasoline pump. Located Itlssenr. derease.l: lhal she filril 1 near city lim its o f Hanford. her pfilltun for final dlscherite, < and Ihsl she, will * P |d y lo Ihq lloii- -. Price 27,600.00., W. R. William*, orahle II, W. Wan-. County Judge Realtor. 110 N. Park.A v*. Sanof Heiulnnle I'Aunlv, Florida oil Ihe rul'd. Phone 1120. 4lh >Ijsy of Fehrunry. IS4I. fur *pprotsl uf sum* and fur flnul d is­ REAL E ST A T E charge as Everulfii of the retale INSURANCE of Augusl lllstan*. dereaeed,. on this lid npy of January, is it. INVESTMENTS I.EMPI. HIHHANE RAYMOND M. BALL Ks.-rulrls uf Ihe* oelat* of Registered Broker and AuHuai nisssoe. ilrfrS iel. Insurance A gent It in. 4 Florida S tate tlank lllilg. Legal Notice FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TRY W* Make Our Own Ice Cream, AH Flavor* . . Ta*ly * Delirious • Healthful 414 Sanford Avenue WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED MODEL 1-J STANDARD SINGLE LIST PRICE $127.00 Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains? W"\VITNKHH m y h a n d n hd o f f l r t a l s e a l a i Hertford, K o u n i y of ‘•e m ltto U nl„ , Hint* o f F l o r i d a , ' h i s i h e « lh (*f J» n « « rir* A. I* I** IIBUNDOK a (*u»w o f t h » F i r n i l I L o u r I Hemlnulc* Co afiiy, F l o r i d a . . i a i i i AWi h Wi h pk n k k r Hollclinr .for plaintiff tHejill ; iTliCTCg l ■ i t goes right to th « 3 trouble to help looacn 3 1 g e m laden phlegm, s o d aid n atu re to soothe and heal raw , tender, in* ■ ■ a bronchial m u c o u s m e m Tell your druggist to gcll you i of CrcomuUlon wlUi th e tin* ding you must like th e way it (allay* th e cough eg gpu V — N urd a ------------------------------------ -------------- LAXATIVE; 3U«k-Dis*okt ■ ^ c ’ a^ ■ B S M il fjp|?yfi§ m Also Aluminum Cair Top Boots* m How women one/girt* may get wanted relief from functions/ ptrlodic ptllt O _' J - A R B ' M Science has now made It Boss Hits for the deafened Jo h ear fain t sounds. It l» a hsaring device so small th a t it fits In the hand anti enables thousands to enloy sar*n nions, music, and friendly enrnnairlonthlp. Accepted by th e Council on Physlcel Mtullclne of the American Mnllcel Associa­ tion,' This device does n o t require separate b attery (>ack, Itattery wire, case or garment to bulilit* or wel(h you down. The tone is • clear and imwerful. So made th a t you can ad ju st yourself to suit I your hearing a* y5ur hearing changes. The makers of llrllonn. Dept. 4940, 1450 W. 16th St.. i Chicago 8, III., a n eo proud of their achievement th a t they will gladly send free descriptive booki let and explain how you may get a full dem onstration o$ this re ­ markable hearing device in your own heme without rbddng a , penny. W rite Belton* today. • . Ady HOM SS x 4 H e Y O (/ 7 R / E D ■ 4x68 2X10s 2x12s b 2x6s 2x8a / Deafened Now Hear With Tiny SinRle Unit i H *2 ‘ amo O • fte n 1 \ . ,Whdt"1l It that makes of K m • 1, " s s s J f ^ ¥ MODERN apartm ent building, re­ cently decorated, close In, con­ taining four 2 bedroom ap art­ ments, one com pletely furnished and available for immediate possession. THE FOLLOWING U the best farm o fferin g available any­ where In Seminolq County: l>8 acres of land, 22 acres tiled and In a 'h ig h sta te of cultivation, 7 wells, 2 houses, 3 mules, about 23,500. in p a p e r,. who. »eed lied cloth and other equip­ ment. Knrm will be available as soon as celery crop I* mar’keted. Buyer eon take o v er‘as fast a* crop Is moved. Priced nt $11,000. with term * to re­ sponsible p m h s '* r . A SMALL ranch, fairlv well stocked, 2700 acres, all under fsnre on a S tate highway. 900 acre* Improved and partially im­ proved. New building* and n * » equipment. Property will available Immediately. l ^ t * show you th is ranch. 1200 ACRES of good rapeh It I suitable for cattle prtaluc ;J‘\ ‘T on a paved hlghw ayr am) Is reasonably priced. A VERY ATTRACTIVE stucco house on large * lake, nice grounds, sm all grove. In a good neighborhood, and well worth thi- asking price. GOOD fi ROOM house on Uk". mijdern. 5 acres of land. 3.500. FOUR FURNISHED houses it prices ra ry ln g fro m ',93:900 l*» 18.500, all In good condlllon. SMALL COTTAGF. on downtown corner lot, with Immediate pos­ session. 12.000 will handle. FIVE NEGRO tensnt houses net­ ting 10 percent on the asking Prk*' FRED W .BENDER Room 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. . Phone 1030_____ m aV-.-S- - i ' ; __ * I i WORK WANTED 9 R ARTICLES FOR SALE CUT FLOWERS, pottnl pl»n'a and complete Unilsegp* service JOB AS TRUCK DRIVER or . a t rcssonnble prices. A. F. .service station operator. nv»* R am say ,. F lorist, Hlpes-Ave.- nt ried find not afraid uf work. railroad. Phone 319. Furnish good refeienee. Address 1*. O. Hoi J422, Sanford, Fla, MEATS, Grocertrg. anil Purina feel* at Touchtrm A Watson, EXPERT painting — contract o r 1201 Celery Ave. Phone IltiO. hourly Aisfk. 8. CJ. Grogan, Free estim ates. Phone 783-J. ORANGES, Sweet, juicy.y Ira* ripe, B&e bushel, 91,3.1 c ra te . LAUNDRY work at home. 612 K. Bring conlalnero-JInwIie, P a u li. 7th S t.________ *_____________ Post Office. WATCH AND Clock repairing FOR SALE: Windows, all cy ­ , Guaranteed work.- "The Home press, standard sires fo r im ­ Shop" G. C. Fellow*. 1700 Sanmediate delivery. 112(1 17tlt funj Ave. Phone 1143-J. 8 t. Orlando, F la. Phone 9732. MAINTAlNANCE and -um p icCONCRETE Sewer "“pipeT"Sdrptlir IMilr man. F ree to go anywhere. lank*, Greeae traps. Stepping Plume 77D-XM. before B A. M. stnnes. Benches, Bird bath"*. or afte r 4:00 P. M Miracle Cnncrefe Co. 309 Elm ' Ave. Phone 833-W. FILL DIRST, CLEAN. See I* G, Harrington, IS3H Jerry . Ave. T.ockhsrt subdlvlaimi nr* contael Lormanns, 2700 block S. Park. LOANS l.tiANH MADE FROM $10 TO $300 strict privacy; fast service FLORIDA LOAN CO. 102 Sanfcrd Avenua DINING ROOM TABLE, « p o ste r chairs, Line Oak, used only a few months, very reasonable. BORROW H ERB W H ERE f 3 piece Maple bed room get, PRIVACY IS RESPECTED uaevt only a few months. In YOUR natutal dcslra for privacy perfect condition, very r»«»°T'* In money manor* la strictly ‘ able. II. F. Hitchcock, 1-ifke respected her*. Friends and Maryj. relative* ara not questluuad. e 'o u t your cradlL Your ana*.1oyer . or .buslnaa* a*social** wlU not hecT of yaw paraonal affair*. Thsra Is no cauaa ftn rmbanrassmanL Itcaionabla cratrit requlreraenia No eo-maktra on monay loan* Variable1paymsn* plan*. IRON double bed. roll spring, felt m attress. 10021k French Ave, NAILS, Commons and Spikes, also asbestos w hile siding *hln^les. Phone W inter Park 380. FAMILY LOAN C a SPRING. nUitia now. /X*dj- JrePbow 31 |)Utg, lettuce, Grcnl' I d i k e n a n i l Florida Bank BMgIm perial 1 44. R u tre r tom ato, 12 SPECIAL SERVICES F la . Giant, pepper, Broccoli, Eu Hive, Colljtrd* and Onion*. J . W. FULLY J.ICENSED Auctioneer Bell, la k e Monroe. Phon* 15. ju s t starting business in San­ ford wpuld Hk* to hear from , N E W -2 bedroom fram e'h o u se. 2 any person o r bij*lr>*»s Or*u . , screened .p orches,1 all m odem wishing to have auction - salcJ. convenience*. 30 acres land u r Reply Bu* •■Auction” tlo H er­ less on paved road In 'Golden ald. ^ Lake, section. A. M. Remnant, Phone flHUW. StwNB Show card* and poster* MAN'S BICYCLE. Electric *havO -UF.ES 8IGU SERVICE *r, 2 tennis raekels. Nnrvnl G. O. D. Landras*. Phone *031 U arlatL Rt. 2, Box 101 -A. San ford, HUNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT HAND MADE m gs. I22'i~ P a l­ PHONE 103 m etto Ave. BTHICKLAND-MirKRISOV 'GDim /E-IT. INC ORANGES—$1.60 flu. Delivered R. W. Lord. Phone 788-W DODGE - P L V a O im t CIRCULATING H ealer, u-w woo l PARTS AND SERVICE Phone 1811 or coal, good condition. Phone 101 Palmetto A t *. 1113. DEPENDABLE 're J o service. Th« 76 LB, COO LERA TOR like new Mtulc Box, Phone 053. $65. Table top kerosene w hile range cook stove like new $76.00 WATCH REPAIR, Diamond net­ ting, engraving, ace Mr. Falka t A lf Bate first building oil per at M ather’s. One week’* left. R. M. llrnkle. service. GERMAN and Jn p an rte r if le «, good condition. Inquire Office PIANO tuning- and wrepalrilhr. 1* L. Sill, realdence phone 011T railer l*ark. W or Music Bnxc Phone 953. — ARTICLES WANTED EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, K m l Myrrs. 311 >R. 2nd St. I’L l, I1UY your car reia id lr* # nf age or condition. Hoy' Reel, * 300 W, 2nd St. 7 Peta, Livestock, SupptiM SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT IIIIRE a U OF HANFORD 110 N. Park Phone 180 SAW FILING nnd selling. K *w lf cqulppnl to, handle ail iy|te# except lumd’ulHC*. Saw H ospital lit. 1 llox 205.,______________ BABY C H irK S Sanford X-Cel F red Hti .e SOW. 8 pic# 4 v.eak* old. Phone \ INVESTIGATE Auto Body and Fender llcpdir profits. You'll t*> 3022.___________ ‘__ ___________ convinced. Practical spare lim e home k'mlv and resident course FOR SALE: Je rse y cow. MHkln?.{ Including welding, spray p a in t­ *• R easonsllc price. W. R. B riilgei.i ing, ntctsl wgrk. mav help you Rt. I, Box 113, Sanford. open your own repair shop ur eel a good job. G, 1. Approved. Mechanically-minded men S^t HELP. WANTED free «|FUU« today. Writ* AutoCrafl* Training, ABF car* GIRL for coda fountain a l Lanpaper. 1 ________ ay'a Drug Htora. Part tim* or 14 LOST * FOUND full tima n n o ii y i |t | 5 P . 5L ' - fijkrt,*-, i i o ijf A *H < M ” ! LOST: hand truck a t eorner of Parle ftfitl L ika Skor® .Boulavarils. Atlantic. Beer Company, Orlan.................... ’------- - — FOUND: Pair ladies gloves. Own*r may have by Identifying and paying for this adv. | • 6 ARTICLES FOR BALE AVON PRODUCJTS. INC. w ill) train women to earn $1.00 and I RADIOS, phonograph*, records, - mor* per hour representing, our ' sheet music, guitar*. T he Made product*. Women now employed ‘ IA1ST: Key ring. 1933'Centory of Progress with 3 keys. Return Box, phoog 963 tiv ii need not apply, Writ* giving Ut Herald. • qualifications, qualifications. hNaomi DiUman, B E R T S SEWING 810, Broadway, Orlando. MACHINE SHOP AUTOS FO R SA LE Build your proeoai m iehina Into a portable electric. In etiB Ihe AUTO FOR SALE: 193# L in­ backward and forw ard attach* attach’ RELIABLE MAN srlth car to call coln Zephyr coupe-new tlreson farm ers In Seminole County. m e n L .R p air all all, m a k e a . ^ (Mnt. R eepair engine recently reconditioned. Wonderful Opportunity, $15 to plies foe alt mscr..... ... 91160.00. C. M. Boyd, Phone $20 In a day, No experience French Ave. Phone 1190. 104._____________ •, - • or capital renul-rd. Perm anent. PIANOS - used - reconditioned and W rite today. McN-ESS COMPANY, Dept, A. Freeport, III. 1939 PLYMOUTH. 4 tloor aedan, guaranteed.. The Music Box. • new paint, perfect condition, . 119 W. 1st S treet. Phone PM. actual ndlei 30,000, Roy Reel, CUT FLOWERS — Bmapdragon*. 300 W. 2nd. . GOOD J0BB FOB FORMER • Sweetpeea, calendula*. Mr*. ARMY, NAVY, M A R IN I/ AND 1938 CHEVROLET COUPE with Bollinger, W. la t 8L Phtma COAST 0UARD SPECIA LISTS radio 4 heater. Inqt Ire 304 339-W.______________ Jo b Mo*. Uradoa lEaei Second St _____________ 078 5 4 IMITATION leathers in moat I Electrician . *1942 NEW Moon 20 ft. house color* and Urge aeiecti** of Finance 1>ptst-C1*Tk 623 6 4 trailer, complete with porch A ironing, reaxQnebtc. 300 W. 2ml. r8. ,,H ^ t^8911 [n f a N Ne*Oranir# Stenographer . - .. 113 9 4 9 Brown, . wiange S t, Sanford. Phone 1001-J. W eather Obsenrer 784 5 4 3 AWu Orlando, FlaD ental Assiotiutl 896 6 GARDEN and te A erial Photographer 940 6 4 3 Fertlllaer. The Surglcgj Technician M l 9 « 194| Plvmounth 4 door aedan, hew .* »tcna, tod * BMtferdand many other skill*. Qualified milnt, 9979, 306 W. 2nd Roy A rm y, Naey, M arine or C oast BeeL__________ — ? i FLOWWII * veteran* w ho held any of for all occasion* u p atk n al special soma 400 occupational special- 1547 8TU DEBAR KIt Commander ' Club Coup*. Rgdlo, elr condltic* mor* m ay tie* for 9 month* m onths or more lost off Blpaa Uwring, seat coyers. Call 72no w .en list In th e new R egular Office ph. 4tfL'mM enoe ph. 810-B Arm y a t a grad* depending u p ­ mam immmm ■ne■■n■ ■■■ m —a on th e length o f your priw w us 1042 GMC 9Vk ton 10 wheel dual HEATrear end cargo truck. Good Urea. occupational specialty service, A-l condition. Ratliff A Son*. new A rm jt p e r end thq fo r edvanceoient ■ 1; SHEATHING 1x6,1x8 arid 1x10s SIDING A K MONDAY, jJAN. 19, *1947 - _ in c o i y r r J t n i i i r i c o u r t Even win anil Trull Boss com­ V , K tu n iu .t pleted • 0-8 combination In jh e c h t sartuui s ronv i . ri * roj e. sT j a c k h o n , an., eighth race quinlela to return somallmaa known aa I.AWltUNUK 9104.00 at the mutuals Saturday JOIINHON JACKSON. Bit. X O TIM B T O C R K U IT O H I night. TO AM, KKIiMU.N’H 11AVINO The daily duublq wan copped CLAlUfl OR. OKMANtm AOAINHT by a 7-2 combination composed KAID EflyATU: You and each or y»u *r# li,r* o f Red Hendrr and T ray of notified asd required to Ills any rlslma and demand* .wtirti you. or llh a rta and paid $40.80. r~ other dl you, they hay* against oald S treak O Black, Pak* Ijurk and in th* olilre of non 1C W. Able Pall finished in order In ealaio W art. County Jtxfg* ul M.-minute County, s t hls oOIre in iho Court th e featu re ninth race. llouso In Hanford. Klorlda, within Tonight's entries are: el* lit calendar mntilh, from Iho Fir*! H arp ■Fwmmri tliuo of iho Ural publication of this IQalnIfU Jtar«| nolle*. Each claim or domond niu»l .HMiukry 1*Imn|. Lilia J*», tin tilt? In w rllln* and runtoln iho place Jn^k., .Sin.rift* 1*1Ark, Mnrp I*4*rml(*»* il>o >1 rooldanro and pool olflra addrra# Drlphft Iiftlli*. Miikrd Ahilr^ir, Wc#t ol th* claimant and must ho ownrn IturrU in by Iho claimant, hi* agent or *rrom4 flur*—I' mI mHi * $ aliorncy, or th* earn* ahall l>* enbl. iPIral Half lially lla ill r ) HDANCIIB MAII IK JACKHON IlottX Orrhlil, tialr W.mmI. Hllrk Aa oaoealrls of ,*ld,*»i*i» W fitrrttiP, JBilvrf DaWn* Hilytr B#f ■ Ftr*l publication on Jan. It, 1MI I), Bfnler Hill. Mutton ItliUnf), Kllod Jan. », i a n 1tally Tlinrit. It. W. WAIIK. fouoly Juda* Tfclrtl llarr—tt/M Hlfel ( U t l Half llatly llonklrf ., M| ii Isite I» K arri i t n f l i lllrt, lint Oftrtf*. Fm nkl«“ iv t i i h t n i HT ok T in : r u t f i n Roll. Chrlbou, Vlnfprftta Fool I’w f , JtJM JK, S K M IS M .H C O U N T*', Ok InIn»ma Ij»*l( Ihppy (Vmr»*t# K I.O M IM A. I ] t rH O ItA T U . in r#: lU la lo 'i.r ll._C. DuUNII^ PaaMrlk llarie—I'alairitrf I>ocosa*d. MlMlalrla K arri CltEl*IT«ll«8 AND UKII1‘IHIV llul Pr fifty Hitftfffl, Tiny TU A1.I. I1AV1NU l.'I.AItlS tilt URl*ak, Htr$, t’ftrni* JJI, Upp+r llip, ,-iNH MANliN AtJAINHT HAlli KHTATEf N*"r«»r Wr#ry4 Lillie Pilot Vou and each of you are hereby uMiltl.d and rwiulrod to proeenl any Piffk Karr—A/ IS Kiln • lalmo and drtnando Hhirh you. ur Mlalalrla K arri ciilirr of you may have Ih* lire* Prlil*-. Finnic Nur**\ rnrokf^ calats ot It, C. Uullofoagalnoi T ut, <llee. liidfM'rrii luitliHr, tulo of oald County to Ih*decoaaod, county Hpar MHlrcifi. Umy ItajR, lird Juda* of Hemlnol* County, Klorbfu, ot hi* nirice In the eoutl hoiioo of » llf* Karr—Fa lari If i ■abl County a t Hanford. Klorlda. Mlalalrla Karri within eight calendar month* from Marvin. Ffrrl. Hippy Doll. Ilonral the lime of the first p u b l i c a t i o n of Itiill, Ohm* Kpnirl, U lry 'O lwi»* l bl. mil Ice, llacb claim or demand liVRt), y rltk ) N**M. Plight U ahull be In w ritla r, and shall slat* Ih* place of reeidesc* and pool •ryrNlk IItrr—F%|arily$ office addreaa of Ih* rlalmanl, and Mlalalrla Karri Uplnttn llalsr. Ml, Pi*»hllea. Ilf Mi. •ball lie eworn lo by Ih* rUlmenl, dir Yankrr. Kit Mtlrnn, Traffl** agent, or attorney, and eny such Nmp. 5*J|* Pity, Hs*trfi«ie lirnnr. claim ur demand mu *o filed .ball lea t old. Ikaihlr l-Valiir*1. ANNIB W. IluIJUHK Aa eiecato r of in* Mat Will tvlflfalli lla rr—F afv rllf• ami Testament of It, C. lm> Mlalalrla K arri ItOHK, deceased, Oil I, Vrrnnlra ftr-rl* »*f»i« k* mire, Tlfnr•Llinil, Hwlmt FlrMf. f'lrst publlrattoii Jan is, iI,•?. Ttn*ml*r fl»», U* mum Pupprr, Rhwwn -Mark iff}, *l«lfc Karr— Palartlyi IN C O U R T OK T H E COUNTV • Mlalalrla H am J Iff HIK, H K M IN O I.E t'O U N T V , !>rp#l»(liable Hlr* Pnka I’amrli, ■ T A T E tI F FTAJHIOA. In P r o b a ta In re t h a E a ta le of J M K I ’l f l / I um Pant, Kitral Ru*. Ihunty* Mai­ ler* 11lark <Slaty, ffnlijr IIa Ml#, CAitlAM t, D e c e a se d . , Mira llttfj*.To All Whom It May .Concern: Notice la hereby given RUTH T ralk Karr—d/IS Kiln . A HT. JOHN l.'ARIAm filedIkel her Jlaal Mlalalrla lla rrl reitori «* K ir r u tn i or ihe eetafa CAIII.OH, d*r*aA»d; Fair ’ U rh , i*»altrni, Itran a (IIrf* bfhat MANCEIi she filed her psIUlqn for. Uni |*l»ttrr. Herman liar, Hiiern ifinal dlscherge, and that ah* will Hell, jerry U», HyiwHi ’* apply to ih* Honorable It. W, Ware. County Judge of Hemlhol* County. Klorlda, on in* l«lh day of Kebru* ary. IV4T, for approval of same and fur final discharge aa K ieeulrli of Ihe retain of Manuel Vnrloa. deceased, on HH* *lb day of January, l»4T. _ ' rUfSN TRIM DOT THU DOCTOTS HlCf RUTH HT. JOHN CAIIUW E sreutrlx 41 Ih# estate of • If you grt up nlghii—hsve frequent d#‘. Mnniiel Karins, deceased. nr* lo pas* your wsirr—but have only scanty panatri -y n , ami have backache, due to elect, aridity In thr urine, lie glsd you're reading this: Th# lcgeiid«ry Old Kina <V»|# mlalit T hree g m c re lk a ii ago D r. K ilm er, a T H E HTATE UK KI.OI1IDA TCI; not have been a inrrrv old soui If farnoue ibtrtor, found hundred! o f h il E V A I . IIA i'O N . I t t IH »1lK it A V E ­ bn hs.l •inniarli uber pains Huf p a lie n tt w ith thi« trouble P ainstak in g ly N U E . i'O IIT I.A N D , N E W Y tlltK ferers who have to pay Ihe penally A assurii b ill o f r o in iila ln l h a v in g he m ade a m n lk ln t uf lb herbs, root*, of siuninrh or ulcer p i in*. Indl*e«filed in t h e i T r / i t l t C o u rt in Hold b j - pslus. heartburn, buriiliiK v r f e ta b lc t.b tiis in t— N itu r r ’enarn way to lieeti ln o l# f o u i il y , KlOrfda, sen*, linn, bloaj rid ..(her rood Irelief. H e railed It "S w em p R o o t" and aInn d C hfuern r eHr em y a g e l n s l y o a ' b y llur* Hons caused by m-ess arid, should tnilllcins of g rstrfu l men and wom en hay* ■ e t l * R. I la c o n f o r d i v o r c e . T I I E H B iry I'rtirn un.1 they, loo. may he ta k e n I t —u ilrq w ith am eiing results I 'l U P tE f fT H a r e t h e r e f o r e In r n m - merry. tier * fie hog of I'dgn Swem p-Knot g o tt tig h t to work la m s n d you t o b e a n d a p i i e a r b e f o r e /Tush o u f kidneys . . , increases t o * uf sa id Knu rl e i t h e r In p e r s o n n r b y Tablets from your druggist. Flr«t urine, helping ttlieve rtlie v s rrsects i m _________ aridity . . . so a l l o r n e y o n o r b e f o r e t h e ..Ih d a y dose must t-nnvittre or reltirn ho* in us *nd get BOIH1I.B* VHUR th e Irriieied flush.n rtitetrd bladder gets a good flushing o f F e b r u a r y , A. D. l » l t , o l h e r w l e # MONEY HACK. Toiiclilon Duig l ’o c u t, too. Many irpost getting s good a D ecree l rr o Co iifeeeo w ill be and drug elor* *ver» where. night '» sleep after the first /#w duett. e n t e r e d a t t a i n t ! y o u . ' Caulkxi: take *• directed. T il e Hartford H e r a l d IS h e r e b y “ lull Foe free trial supply, send trr Dept T, d e a l k t i n i e d . a j i o n e w s p a p e r in wlilcn Kilmer k Co. I nr , lies US!, Stamford . h i s c i t a t i o n a h a l l he p u b l i s h e d o n t e Conn. Or—get full turd battle of Dump. e a c h w eek f o r f o u r t i l c t o s e c u i l r e Hoed todsy et your drugstnre. WIRE BRONZE ■iu‘? e M a e - !LJiLL'FU M „jx « * I atop In ind flod tn u U ^ *x r:: m f<m will tondl Trail**, s rJ.V \ i' ' ‘> V- , A* m ■ t ;. - *e- ‘J?4: 3? �-t - * -. * Tim T- a * * * ’ *" ' . -• * 'tt * :. _:l .-. THE WEATHER In Unity1T hen U 9(rta|lh — Partly ctjudy To Protect Urn Peace of the World; To Promote the Ffcogroa of Am trie* To Produce Prosperity for Sanford; Wtdr.Mdtr, NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, ESDAY, JAN. 14, 1947 Ships Enroute From Europe Are Making P o r t Days Lato Fishing Boat Lw —WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 — Attorney (General Tom Clnrk branded Inst fall's soft coal .stoppage an "un Insult to the* United Staten Itaeir' In the argu­ ment bsfofe the SUprtsme Court today on the soft coul caso. Ho argued that the government sought only to m aintain it ■ fnnetiona when It I n t e t l to th e court* for an order t™ halt the alrike. The attorney general also askrd Iha high tribunal In uphold (hr 13,510,000 in contempt fines Imss#d upon John L. I.ewl* ami his nited Mifie Workers. C lark asserted that when Iwwi* disregarded th a t artier it was a ran tem p t th a t was «n • Insult 10 the eountry -and done that tainprorqlBt* all law and Invites mob ru le. - . . 4k!lark tohl th e ju stic e s. that in im* rasa the g overnnirnt'is uni seeking to infringe nn any rigiita of labor o r on the freedom* guaranteed to all ritiaetis by the constitution. . * ' ThB soft coal case is expected to set far reaching precedents in Inlerpretnlion* of law* applying to organized I-ahor. On* of those law* is the NorrU-I-eGuardle Act which liars injunctions In strikes t lie Government, a* well. **wl* will not Iw on hand at Suprem e Court, lie Is some­ where in Florida and he ha* ex­ pressed the- opinion th a t he I* n o t needed In Washington today resulting from the soft coal atrlke. Lewi* paid a hurried visit lo St, P etersburg yesterday. H r visited hl» .family physician, Dr. C harles Co tap ton of,Springfield, III. Lewi* deelined to say whar-' he would go from St. P atersturg. C IttJSHIA’S NO. I p a m with Field Imperial General of Moscow. Stalin 25 New Members At Dinner Meeting Tw enty-five new member* of Sem inole County Post 3202 V, I . W, were inducted l**t evening a t a -dlhree held a t the eginn H ut nt which more than k wef# In attendance, according to John 'Hauls, post adjutant. The men Inducted were T®|" medge F. Smith, Raymond Lundquiet, Clifford Proctor. Jr., C. E. Gnrmly II and C. E.‘ GormV 111, Don M#y#r*. Jam ea Stew art, Jesse Bennett. Samuel M artina Jr. Sam­ uel Cochrane. Aubrey Whitten, Jam ea Pearson and J . A. W rljhJ. W ilbur R. Keeling. Jamea K. Pearson, Douglak Brotrhle, Roy n f itt, Clarence Milsted, Herald d g alth sll. Victor McClelland. Ed W George .lla Guy l T HaIlth l H RaMll,i i s . ie # .n . . ,, - # Allen. J. T. Brown, F, V. Bailey and James Pearzon. T ht post); aald Sauls, heartily •udoraea th# action taken bv the Semlnnle County Junior Cbamlwr of Commerce In sponsoring a soaring meet to b#--h«hl kjarcb 1 ami 2 at the. Municipal Air­ port, and a contmltt## headed by F. D. Scott, local merchant, waa appointed to volanteer aaaUtance W tt th# the project. Carl Elsenhower, secretary of .tha Sanford Touriat Club, notified that tfie post had ---------------------. . . -------doraed the Uwriet program would eponsor for toe sponsor a program fet visitor*. A let tar from Mlea ■ « * Chittenden, thenkinr the poet for th# One tribute p a id 1 father, Joe Chlttlnden wa* read. Details lo r the V* V district were ennrtntlun fo r Jan. » ^ m plated. Men de|) atce «IU ^ B « t at th# Tourist < wnter and women delegates at HuL- where at ItOO P. gates will hara d |i cate* will the* be tak.n on boat Trip aboard Sub Chaser BTO to Blue Hprlni*. Each at the end of tha convention, wlB be ptweenled wllh celery. "Thle shape* up as the VFW convention etref 'Slanned for rhis d is t r ic t a a ld BauU. * f Tha Florl National Ai RMatera will WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 —</!’)— President Truman made u new gesture o f friendly cooperation toward the Republican majority in Congress today when he let it b e known that Republican leaders in the House and Senate will be welcome guests at the W hite House. More Workmen L. E. Jordan Is Stage Sympathy ElectedHead Strike In London Of School Board Morris Receives Vote] Of Thanks As Act­ ing Superintendent! I"c*» meeting *,f London dock workers voted"- to join w*Jtb the .3(1,000 unionists already on strike in protest nvrr the governm ent's n*e of troop* to mare food sup. ft U illlif tlifl itrt'Uimi tiuiy effect all of laiiulmi'* nriranizrd dock workers. - Th# sym pathy walkout was voted at a noon hour m eeting of between 1300 aipl 1400 dock work­ men who ignored appeal* of union leader* that tliey remain on the Job. Th# itrike began originally a* a wildcat move by an estim ate.) 15,000 London truck driver*. Tho truckmen nl*o Ignored nfftrinl union advice th a t they rem ain ut work. With food distribution through­ out Kngland threatened by the growing walkout*, all p arties con­ cerned are speedily laboring Jo negotiate a satisfactory settle­ ment' Meanwhile, more than 3,0110 soldier* have begun th eir second day of moving foodstuff# to re ­ tail shop* serving 10,000,000 resident* nf th# greater London area. A vote of thnpk* In If. dC. Mor­ ris, princljml of Semlnnle High School for hi* service* n* tiding sunerintendftnt during the absence of Supt, T, \V. Lawton, wa* given by tlie, county *rhn.<l b,h-rl at it■> m eeting, Thursday Mr \|o rri» wn* )irai-ei) for tlie fine, efficient m anner in w hich-h- hsndied the work. At a rrorganiralion meeting, two day* prior. I.. F. Jo rd an - of Oviedo wa* re-elected clillntivn of the IhisiiI. Mr Jordan ami Mr. W alter M. Ilavoe* were re-elected in Novcmlier for four year term*. J, II. ttlslline of Igingwomt wa* elected in I!' I ft fnr_ a four year tarm whlrli rffilre* In Jnnuarv, K — Semlaeta Cmmty .. $1,000 Needed To \ Continue Work Of TB, Health Grouo County Gets Money For Teachers Pay 1— ik a b'aal ‘ re nreekUag--Thq docThe 8 U le Road loonded, a number: of haa accepted the Inri] i estreated, and case# Seminole County C for trial. Court wlU Cnmmene to meet County Fishing Tournament To Start Tomorrow George Barr, Nalionai League Arhiter, Will Train ‘HI Men An appro! to eenermi* sn.l • vm»*th#tlc hearted citizen* f t i nno In additional fond* witn w hl'h ca rry on v ltslly needed work bv th e Parsjnn'- Co«n\v Tuhivm ildili w d H ^^lth ^(*) inn. w** m ade I 'v h " hv ,Rov 1840, The following appointment* lt* i|rr eh«lrm an nf *h« , *, .r?p were made at the Thursday m eet­ Gift* rinm n-ltirr for the Christ ing: Mr*, lierlitn Mae Taylor was *--- v , , | Sal#. •<f e*«l *tro’,,r '••san'IWO1'’ onpniuied to .uccaed Mr*. Ruth IVarson who resigned at Ihe-W il- u, w^tni-n nor Uen-ln'1- Cntintv son M-hiKii nt Paula. Mi • tiietle T,i**»-vulo«l« and H#*Hh , Hampton nn* npnointeo in p la n cist inn ral*» •ufficlci'1 f'«rdnf Mr*. Kiln a Humphrey, who re- wpt, which to n “ r o” H* •'P*l|> nlged at the I^k e Mary School. imnortant work. K#''w-in# #f th , r Prof. It. Il*tri* wa* nupnjutet #„il#* >■##*, l wa* triad of th# nnas an additional teacher In science rn rlt’OltV to *##"“ ft* c h a ir"'-''! at Seminole High School. Of th# t« r # n Glfl* Committee. ■ Matiel'Carwiso wa* appointed a* an additional tearher at th* Oviedo n ejrn school. All appoint­ ment* were mail* on the recunlmendation* of principal* and ichouJ trustee*, sold Mr. luiwton. A letter' wa* read from the teachers and principals of the Midway negro School reipirsling (hat beginning next year the uchfKil ojH-inlc during the winter month* on the same schrdutc as other school* In th* county. For a num ber of year* th# school lias operated from July 15 to Febru­ ary, a t which lima th# pupil* took • three month# vacation to a*ai*t in' harvesting th# e#l#ry crop. Supt. iuiwton wa# Initructed by the tunlrd to confer with the tru s­ tee* of the Sanford ' district in which the-Midway School l* locat­ ed and to report at .the aix l meetIng on the subject. A request from Prof. J. N. Croom* for major repair* and Imirovement* Crpom*i aAcademv prove menu to vrpom c s <!«itiv Including addition# to th# pchool library, aleo fixing up of a foot­ ball field, were given careful con­ sideration by the board, and Prof, Croom* wa* ateured That alLpoa* siblt will be done for the colored school need* In that district. Thee# Improvement* and repair# com# within th# survey made by Elton J." Houghton of all school build* BECBVEa CERTIFICATE ing* and grounds In the 8 a n f* d TALLAHASSEE, J a n . t * ~ district, aald Mr. Lawton. ( Special)—The R ut# Department • BUTTER PRICES DROP of Education Issued S41 teach­ ers eertlfUetr* during the month By Associated ? Praaa of December according to figure* Housewives l» New Vork City released by Superintendent ^ of and other arena of the country m u T In stru cto r,' Colin Engtleh tha price of or yesterday In contrast w ith : BOO gott a break today on tM tier foilawning e *h «p *™P In ih« whole**!# market. Chain stores in New York eut ttU ll butter prices id* to eight cents a pound. e -w w a s M A flood or butter reached marchTALLAHASSEE. Ja n . 14— antite excbin»aa not only in New York, but a l * \n Chbago a»4 IENB)-The 9th Installment of San PrancUco. However, price 10 payments frefc tbe State , COURT COl A t*-t ford and Si-minol, i utiuly fi-hliig c*m in l*c npiniMirrd l») (lie Sun liimnr I bamber of Commerce mi-1 idiaill - of Sanford will open tnimiriow it wa* .’Itittiiimi*e-l (•.lay by Jack Italigan. president •d the junior trade body. Tbe ' fish .- ba** nr «porklcil pell'll, may be ranghl in Hemumte County or tlir waters, adjacent 1 hereto, Roth banks of ||ie Welilva Itlirr are included ami bulb t>nlx*, of ibe ill John t Kivei from HusriMiibc llrancli In the mouth of the Wekivs aie also Included Stream* and cri-ek* enierllig on the Lake. Vnliifl* am) Hrevat I sijte, .if the St. John* and Wekjva Iasi *|*u fie u se d Tlie i-ontr*l will tun fiuiii dun I ft in Mar I and prize* will be awarded wiibin lb day* a'firi the clo'e iif the <onte*l. No person will >be __ awarded mure than one prize in each class. In the event , uf two or more fl*h of the xmno weight being entered, the fir.I fi»h dial is subm itted will be drif.tved the winner I'lace* wherw fi-b may be en teted are L'-i-rybiMp s lluidw uie Fiimjiaiit. Hill Ituidw aie to m pany. Iltll Implement Company, Sanford llan lw arr. Stiver Kb*el t'ali Stand and Stanley itoger* llnrdw aie Company. Prize* will lie identical for both the lias* and the speckled perch division. First pritp will lie on Akron Heel, second prize will include a tackle box an,I the third prize N I d 00 worth nf fithiiig euulpmeni A second contesi i* scheduled In get underway on May 1 Maj. L. J. Wright Is G i v t* ii Bronze .Star Major Lewis J. Wnght son <>f Mrs. 1‘. ■F. Robson, ‘.'1)33 Mapl.1 avenue, wa* awarded the llrm ne S tar by hi* commanding officer, Lt. Col, J e s s - II. Guthrie In n ceremony held at Krlly Field, Texas, Ja n u ary d. Major W right was cited for his m eritorious service from November IP 14 to May IP45, a* operation* officer of the d-’nd AACM Group, ,whrn be wa* res­ ponsible for the effective opera­ tion of alroravi camniunlcatlnn* facilities and radio aide* to aerial navigation in N ortheastern India and Burma. lie came to Kelly held in De­ cember 1045. Fed Cagers To Meet Mt. Dora Tonight Tha twice defeated Semlnoj# School Celery Fed. wilt open their basketball campaign High nn the lock) court tonight In a twin bill with ML Dora. , Tee Pad* have suffered defeat by Seabreeze of Daytona and Fust Is In their flrel two con- 7difficulty I SIn V w sinking *rr their, ehote, but Coach Genaa h*» atreaeed field goal and free throw ehootlng during the past week In an attampt to clear h b charges shoot- Teachere Salary Fund to the eounty will be made tomorrow. According o Deurea released by l"« tlon Colin Knyllth total payment to the 97 counties from the fund for this month la |j,TB2^1IA0. Seminole county w ill receive 918,39135 of which 917.16330 Ie for Instructional sglariea and Truman Bids For Harmony With G.O.P President Announces G.O.P. Leuders Are Welcome To White House Conferences America, flagship of th* Unite State* Lines, dockfil last nigh two anil a half days behind ached ule. Tile, skipper, Ovinniodor Haray Manning, said -lie had beei delayed by one uf the wor* storm s he had encountered in 3 yeara at sea. lie said lie had • rieer a zlg-zav cmir*e th rn u fli th waves that were fu) to <U>, fee high and th a t lie bad In •** ilie huge 'v e o e l like a saillma •Three *l«nit-b*llered ship MAN, Jo arf V. Matin 1 right) drrwwd a* a n w rsh al made poll th is looming, one fron Marahal Bernard Montgomery, CWef of the ItrllUh Norway, one from Sweden ain Slafr, d arin g the U U rrk r i.lt to the Soviet capital one from Italy. Kadi was a da; late. *• ■ appears, to be h, the best of health. Meanwhile, the t ’- nasl Court ^.(International lUdlopheto) prepared m ‘renew Itw effo rts li locale the fishing traw le r llellt nf it,,- 1 on, which has not i'ccr heard from since she last rrporte* engine trouble five days t«o. f Th# tanker Wlllhtmabur* W t In d u c ts Associated Press Leased Wire Where 18 Died In Virginia Plane Crash Stalin Poses W ith Monty Lewis1 Action Hit By A ttorney General; Justices Asked To, I m p o s e P enalties a s i u ik i through ____________ £ The regular monthly meeting of the [Mgrd of directors o f the JWtnlnoW Count* Chamber or Commerce wOl be held at 3:00 'clock Wednesday evening i t the Tourist Center, according to Ed- HiverH Going Ahead W i t h Radio Station Mr. Truman'* decision wa* an­ nounced by DemocratIe Minority Leader Sam Kay burn, former S|teakrr in ilie Home of Represcnta tn e- i t bum said .Mr. Truman decide,I to invite botit Republican and Democratic congressional leadrr* r„ the W hite House for fm jiieiit i-gii-uiialion*.. No date h*fi been set for tire* first biyarli an .-tinfe rence, Rayburn ad­ ded, La-i year, the Prvsldent * had trgulaf Monday m orning talk*, with the Democratic Iraderx Of th? | limifi* and Senate, bill Ihl* time he'* trying a new approach. The idea, -.aid itaybum. ia to get tL» Republicans un to the White lltjUM* evervlinut imn* lvgDIatlvS mallet cornea mi tbnl hn* a cliance of in partisan liacklliK • I Ke|ni hi tea ii, to whom such In'iiia tl.liji would be extended in! ,-lude Mtchu-ati'a Senotm Arthur ( 5 andrulirry. pres itient pro-tem. feiie nl tlie Senate; Senator ma­ jority leader Wallace White of Maine House Speaker Joe Mar­ tin of M assachm elta and House majority leader C harles iitlleck of Indiana. The Democrats would lie represented by House minority An ordinance providing for leader itayburn, and Senator Al­ safely of life In public place* of lien ilarklev of Kentucky, minority assembly, including s c h o o l a, churches, |m t hotels, and cover­ ing provision* m inting to new imnstruction of *uc|i places, wa* adopu-tl by llo CHy f'ommtnsliiu at It* meeting Monday even tug, Cily Manager II .N Bsyer re ported ih l^ n io n iin g Fire i hie/ M N Cleveland w-a* m itto.-l-d to elifnree provision* uf the eld l nancr ridatlng to o |j const m e lion. * It wa* reported to Commis­ sioner* th a t'th e 'W a r A**et i AdThe Junior Naval Reserve, mem­ minis I rut ion Had agreed to allow ber* t.f which hod n cruise Sunday use by tho public of recreational about,I Submarine C haser No. IJt'J, facilities West of the officer* wa- orguniled bv ■ group of hradigiurtrr* (ailldmg at (lie Said, 'd men iu give boy* of 15 Municipal Airport Those facili­ t„ t . an active outdoor program ties near the enlist, d m en's b ead roiut'llu-.t with a N*V3| Reserve ipiartrr* have !«-• ri lurne.1 user itaimiiy ptograni. so p r o n m i i i i g i h r p r o ­ (o Fellowship fill lege Tin- public facilities Include two tcnlil* gram aie William J. Toll. J. A. court*, volley ball mid basketball Mei-cli A W. Lee, Andrew Cartawav. H airy la1#, Ales II Johnson court*, shower and dressing loom a ie, I Hie I' S. Tib D istrict Naval farilltleo. Reserve director anil hi* entire A boll diamond, form erly n«eil staff. by the Navy fo r snfthiill, bn* The boy* are educated In hern converted by the City to a tpecialtlr*, deck seam anihip, itiarhasebtoil diamond and turned linspike. nautical rule*, naviga­ over to the Ciiy'rgc Harr *cjiool tion aid,, shipboard hearings. for umpires. The Cily has n|ao ii*nu| -ignaling, machine shop const m e ted a practice field for practice, radio prtvediire, comus* by th# C hattanooga baseball niuntration shop jiractice, radar, aid, pharmacy, military School east of the laundry build­ fir*i ing and thi* will bo used, said training and etiquette. Valuable Mr. Mayer, for leaning cages, Inf,.i mation on electronic* and sliding and otb.-r heavy |.I set lee a.I\am e.l sciences, such as will be work. Intersiluttd game* will be id givul adcanlage in itarlllig a played at the Municipal Hall carver. Will be given. riiou'iiml* of dollar* svorth of I'ark. Commissioner* wore notified of equipment |u a*si*t Dev Junior the receipt of a check for |d,S 35 Naval Reserve unit* U t>elng furnished by the U. S. Naval from th# War A ssets A dminis­ tratio n fo r fln*| paym ent for p re ­ Reserve at no coat to the boyj paration by Sm ith and Qlllosple of Jaeksonvilla «f plan* *nd specifications to rehabilitate the City's sanitary sew er system. Th# following City elcctrlc»l examiner* wrr# appointed: K. C. H arper, m aster electrician, Don­ ald Young, journeym an electri­ cian and Crady Duncan, electrical inspector. On tho plumbing board w#r# appolnled tho following: H arry Li*, m a ster plumlwr, Roy Wall, Journeyman plumber and Grady Duncan, Inspector. A le tte r from th e War Asset* A dm inistration offering th# tran sfe r to the C ity of thu Nsvy built Oeceola Air Field we* read. Commlasloner* expressed -no In­ terest In th a offer, a* the City already has a fin# airport. The WASHINGTON. Jan. 14—W)— Civic A eronautical A dm inistra­ Nearly 30,000 tulles of secondary tion in a letter, o ffered tho C ity roads In Alabama, Florida, Geor­ 95,500, or half of th e estim ated gia, Louisiana ami Miuiiolpnl cost, fo r a seaplane base In Lake were approved today by the Public Monroe. Road* Administration for federal Tha City has been able to pur­ aid. Florida tops the list of five chase an attractive, llpk chain fence with rail at a co st-of 9008 southeastern states with BJIIB to j* used at The cemetery, aald miles approved. Georgia . la not Mr. Bayer. A petition, protesting far behind with 0,273. The others erection of thle fence and alerted are— Alabama, 6,3(0; Louisiana, bv IB persons, w ae read. Chief 6.5455 and Mlaalaalppl has M » objection to the fence wae hav­ miles of secondary federal-rid ^ ing , to walk additional distance road* approved. < to entrance* from parked auto­ v Meanwhile the State Road Demobile*. said' Mr. Sayer. The Commits loner* w ill visit the cemetery before making any d e­ over $33, 000,000, approxlraaUly the same a* tha 1949 figure. That cision on the matter. will give the department a total Manager nayer reported that of nearly 94.000,000 counting a the Junior Naral Reserve will 920,500,000 carryover _ C ttr ts n * Os ra g e r«a> Bo>s In Junior • Naval Reserve i Learn Specialties Secondary Roads To Receive Federal Aid �TUESDAY, JAN. ,-14,. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SAhPORD, FLORIDA fhe Sanford Herald nd ..Personal iocializii g British Acres s f * M *rrk M 04.I.AND I> D K i « ••* * * ASCI**' The General Speaks TUESDAY. JANUARY 14, IM7 81BLB YFJtHR r OK TODA1 BUT BASKTHAT AFFIRM A TIUN ON THE CONSCIOUS­ NESS- THAT ALL POWER IS 1VEN YOU FOR AH LONG AH OU WILL ACCEPT IT THROUGH FAITH. ONE WEAK ? an B and god make a 1GHTY TEAM: t a t th s. weak la y , 1 am stromt. J » riT t:IO. ’ The Sanford Civic Music As­ sociation's concert series dot iff to sn excellent start* . ^ • ' —^ '* * *• ’ k W f see whet# the Review of Bclrntlftc Irrajruments reports ■ yew .gadget "which registers all Shades of opInUn." A perfect NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY Cupid Stub« IH Toe many other place* are Rood and nurd abeif. it. Cupid’s disillusioned once more. ' Some London newspapers .published charge* l'tnt are daughters of Britain in this country ns G. I 'brides " un t ______ ________ ____ ____ written of I being badly treated. A correspondent had Halt b ig T New’York^ hotci and finding abandoned bride* j living in squiijor, crowded wit]) their children into sm all, miserably furnished rooms. Though he admitted the Hed| Cross "gave them n little money each week, lie said i they had found marriage to Americana ami life in tills country unbearable, • "r‘ "Gross exaggeration,” replied Red Gross official* and seine British brides themselves whom American reporters promptly interviewed. Said Eileen Patterson, director of the English Speaking Union’s overseas wives’ committee, only five per cent of the fi.000 British-Amortcan marringe* had gone on the rocks. A good average ! this, she added, for any marriage statistics. But ns far iy approval aCall. • away as Birmingham, Ala., a judge s^t aside n divorce granted n serviceman's bride, who, bnck in London, had Keeping it* powder dry . * the Army Air Fnrc*« >* added her voice to the criticisms. oning" 1,500 B-20 S uperfortIt’a n tempest in a tea not. Newspapers in Englnnd, 1 ag ain st ru*L cntrpsm n.aiid ns In this country, apparently can’t resist pumping up processes of deterioratim in ato iag e for use in a po»- n good yarn once in a while on (too suinll n basis. British fu tu re emergency, in .actual American official relations won’t be nffected. But Cupid ,linn will I* some fl.000 alf­ may be dUcouraged. • ' * R«a. 4?e SfMrtng WHCfi 59INNER5 Rog. 59c RADIATOR HO! “ VISOR MIRROS B6c EXHAUST DEFLEw.. R .g .1 .4 9 AUTO BABY SEATS TIRE PUMPS ........ Reg. 1.79 BUMPER JACKS FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM f A K B t l l S LONG ARM I'ACHACsC S T O tir r TRUCK MIRRORS Nick’s Own Ice FOR SALE 1 HOUSE AND LOT DUHART LUMBER YARD W« Make Our Own Ice Cream, All Flavor* 'tasty - Delicious • Healthful Reg. U S . Krg. 4JK * . BATHROOM WICKER HAMPERS R e t. Ml SHOVELS Reconditioned CLORIDA STATp - THEATRES u CASEINE WALL PAINT 14c-OpSns 12:45 p_m.-40c Reg. 18a SCREW DRIVERS Today & Wednesday a 8I0.OO0 job on , wondste whether who la willing te Reg. Me ' PLASTIC MALLET • . A t the conclusion of ths tiuslness refreshments were served to M rs. Woodruff. Mr*, tang. Mr*. J B j . fL Rowland, Mrs. R. L Dann. Mr*. McKinnon, Mrs. Joho Lxidw fr, Mre. Cart Jater. Mr*. Dun. can. Mre. H. J. Gut, Mre. Shames, MM. Moral and. Mr*. John Fn*. Mr*. J. P. Hollxclaw, Mrs. Dick MdLaulln, Mr*. Chariea Morrison. Mrs- W, C. Batcher and Mm. Fred Zarrenner. NfFTICR Reg. 65c SPARK P, Th# Boelat Department of the Womans Club will have a des­ sert . bridge on Wednesday at 1 (80 f ^ M . «t the dub house. Flection of ciffleers will be held. H ostesses wilt be Mrs. Frtd WIItlarns. Mr*. A ..D . Johnson. Mm. J . J. Roccn. Mrs. W. B. Brinson amt Mm. W. A. Vossfer. S SUssssS& 1x6,1*8 artd 1 „ Mr. an,| Mr*. W. O. Slan*ell have returned from Gadsden. Ala. a fte r attending the funeral se r­ vice* on Jan. r. for Mr. Stansell’s In-other, C. B. Stansell, who died of u heart attack on Dec. 31 on hia way to Orlando. Flight Deck Cocktail LoungeHoldnOpening Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary Has Meet SIDING A town m ooting wa* h* lit on Mrs. W. C. Ti»nn wa- the <prakr r at the meeting recently of thr Jan . rt at the Community llou-e. I! W. A group of the Fn*t T he oath of idfice wa* iiilmin'iChristian i hurch at the lo>me of t,-rc | to Mayor-elect Howland I. Mr* A. V. Bandy. The Hireling Bevln by le liim g mayor, Gordon wa* presided over hy M il. It G. Kihhr*'. Mayor llivlti then in­ Fox and the devotional wa- givvn stalled the ncwlv circle,! aldeimen, taui* "Geisler, Jam es It. hv Mr*. J. I.. Horton. Mrs. Ti*on chose a* her subject H attnway, and ta o n atd l>.--el•"India" which wa* in keeping with berry. Paul Hale* was el ret g,l the missionary program. Mr*, president of th e Board of A lder­ ia-ater Tharp wa* Welcomed into men. the ginup and a *liotl hlislire** JUi-C L uii-e Clark. sl*t,'r "f Hireling wa- lirlf. 1 M is. t). E Wiuivcr, slopped over Kefie*hmeni* w eir »eivcd f*» for a short v i-it la*t w»ek on lier the following. Mt*. J. N. Da, way home to F t. Myers, Fla.. ,|rn. Mi* Fox. Mi*. I'aisy Bandy a f te r • VHUHog in Indianapolis, Wil-on. 'll* Hoi Ion. Mi* •) I Ind Pear son. Mr- Tharp. Mi* •> D The newlv org»ni»ed Ca- I l.aodre**. Ml- Ti-on. M t- ' II G rantham and Mis* Susan Wil­ ’ l»o,, y B oy.-' i lull mrl W-dne-dsy night si Ihe r'nm m untlv Hnu*e t,i liam*. olts i o ffi,-'* T he following wen- a “W arrants a ride o f , i n i| f M o ll- !'■ J Bev l-.iial Hale* were elected ,. „„ a Finance Com m ittw W atson, Church trea - *. CalhVrlttn Ta*wi* ut the Aialra Isslg lutt tho position o| u r ic Mt * ll.irtv I *M*k« M t* M»> Mi Im li, Mi 1.4‘f „Mn. M rnirl. Mi'* M r W. D ILilInnl. 'f \|t« K. H • ifTiMiit'. Mn iim«| Mr>. Jiim iirliJfr. NOW M|*. E C. Daniel* was ha*le*s In the Magnolia Cirri,• of the Ganlen Clul, at hnr Imme «n Fri. ilsy afteuum n st 2:30 P. M. Mr*. C I.. Powell presi'l-il over the meeting and among the Item* l|i*ru*seil wa* beautifim tlnn of ll,r Junior High Srh ool ground*. Membei* attending the ine-ting wai'i l’owe|t, Mrs. J. B. were Mr*. Prtrruon, M u J. C. Davis. Mr*. B«lr Mr*. E- It. f’lement*, Mr*. Bailiff. Mrs. t! G. Kil­ patrick. Mr- Jame* Mooghton, Mr*. |t C. " w a - Mr* Flelrher Bolls, Mm. II W. Rucker, Mrs. MrCall. Mr* It W. T urner. Ml** Irene Hinton," Mt* Jm ler Camer,m, Mrs. S. D. Ilighleym an and Mts. MrCaslin. M i- f! S U «k e \ . M l- Ernest Iteii*. Mi- ' C itanuey, Mt - It. L • ahlwrrll. Mi*. 0. II. Coghtim. Mr*. I D. I.ieske, Mrs M J. Loig. Mr*. A. F. C ten *h,tw. Mr*, II. B. Odhant, Mrs. II, C. HeUel and Mrs. Daniels. Crawford, Sale 7 uesday Only I/mgwoo,l Inn is now In fine comlltldn for guests, *»»•"* b««n, reilecuratrd w ithin and w ithout by handsome cretonnes and fresh pslnt. ’ It is under the m anage­ ment of the Sandress brothwr* and their wives of New Tork who am also th# owner*. F lo w e r -fr e sh , l a s t e f a l l y styled little dreaaes to com ­ b ine gism ou r w ith tha hutineea o f liv in g l In eaeyto-w sth cptton and rayon. 17-44. _________ . m. To 6 p. rn. Goodyear’s 50c & 60c “PlRsti-CIcar” 4C i BABY PANTS • Cigar plastic; soft, strong, acid and oil rtaiatant; water proof. ■ pjrov : daring U)*va»t f*w . an monthly meeting of tho ,f {stewards of the Comi'hur. h me.t on Jan. 0. at Magnolia Circle Has Meeting On Friday • ta k e n Casselberry News By Jane W illiam s Casselberry. . 1x6,1x8 and ta v * of Georgia and StrU oo Ir. Angel attended school* I l f , , id. He served with the for about three year*, many of which were spent over Hr ha* at!ended the UniV of Florida and Stetson , Mrs. Handy’s Home •Scene Of Church Meet ’ A capacity ciifwd w a s - in at-, ________■ tendance on Saturday evening at B a ll the Flight Iteck Cocktail ta u n g e when It held it* official opening M cG h sHil I s at 11:00 o’clock. The lounge i* located oh the second floor of the operation* building at th r S an­ ford Naval Air S u d a n with Ken Mis. II.. II. MeCa*lin wa* The neth Seth a* manager. tionoi guest at the trgulai moStn IUII) Art old'* O rchestra lv meeting of the Cenliai Clfclo Orlando played’ foi Ihe affan The uf the Garden Club when It met main lounge i* attractively ai lit th r Lome of Min - K K. ranged with groupings of ih a ir-. last Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. •ofa* and table- and i. lighted J. Petrisoli piesnltsl o v e r* th e with soft eoloied IL h l- Appr-xi meeting and urged all membe'* I,lately JIM) people attended .tho anil friend* of the dull to attend affair. the eln-.e* to to* conducted by Mi*. Paul Ochllliee al the Tourist Center. Mrs. Ittdi anil Mia. George Mc­ Call were elected delegate* to tho Garden Club convention whieh wid hr (tchl in Orlando thi* yeai Elec­ The Col. Theodore tion "f officer* w»» held with Auxiliary nuqtl er tht Mrs. McCall Iwiing elected chair­ Spanish W ar Veteran man, Mrs. Ira Southward , as Jan 12 at the home o virr chilli Ilia n and Mt*. B"li a* Sheafer at 3:0" P Weie installed for t vear They ai'e Mr*. < president: Mr?. L. Mvice prxsldfn t : Mr*. " •on. Jr. vice presidenl frn l Ericson, chaplain Hi-*l l.agerq111*1' Zada I-otd. inatructoi M. Swalm. conductor Affalter, assistant com G. It. Lyles, guard; David, assistamt guaril Sheafer a* secretary- MrH.1I.H. Honored At Meetings 4.»<-k>V-only- *Uei*dooU;uu*L ■Ma.JCleveland. Jr. o f Saiiforil set ved ti- tw-t man for the groom. The couple left for a wedding trip in Kentucky ami Georgia and nre now rr*lding In Del.and. 'I:*. Angel has attended the PAPER TRIM PHONE 3B8 OlMfW Play BLOCKS A .lot of houses are being built lee days, but demand for them ty not be * as enthusiastic as me had earlier supposed. One itlder told u* the other dae be 4 , Started out to boltd a IM 00 use.neut by tha tlma h* bad splanjr draSm be knew It was Ing to cost him 8 U 0 0 . - Now Mrs. J . M. Bu*hee and Mrs. J. K. Vertinn of A tlanta are visiting In Sanforti. They are cousin* of Mrs. Mamie I’aganhurt and Mrs. A rthur Itlount and are former resilient* of this city. U in I w iid M u-lrt* „f llitrIt Spring* »«■ the Key. lie WALL Reg. TVs If a doten organisation* byr). tong coming '-event* ■ sponsdred the Jaycecs are a fishing em­ it, a beauty contast, a coronan M . , the l'alatka conference. Ipud lie and so* contest, a der mart, an air rflrcut, a a pgrilta Carnival evant at Tamand a. winter visitor* card m iey.___ Friend* of Mr*. H arry Ic e will regret to leorn that shn I* confined to the O range Memorial Hospital -after undiuigoing a m a­ jo r operation on Monday. • r lavender ‘ttrchldei 'Mi*. S. I!. Dighton ».v named chan man of the J ohmial Tea whieh i» to ta- held in February and it wa* decided to ptircha** the ginger bread mix with is sold by the D.A.H. and Mr*. J . B. Hay will Is- in ch a ig r of arrangem ent«. Oelegule* to thr « 'a 'r nieetlinf to t»n hdd in Mar. w ilt lie Mrs. A. It. Key a* legent altern ate; Mr*. II. .1 la-timan and Mrs. Bay with M l-. F, -Kr--B«oimdlnl an-l Mrs C. It D.i**nn a* alternate*. Th* c h a l i t e r l u_aAPd cloth«j to t h r K»»tr Du ore it Sniith wnool in AU) •nmft v%h»rh i< th r iifurrtt D. A.R. approved school within • radio* of “•> mile*. *| . • pH 'gtom was under th l ion of M**, F. K. Bolt, Irani-m .md l»rfrn*r chairwho wa» a-«i*lri| hv Mr*. I Tunnir liffe. Talk* w ert by them un pieparednr**. ■--e» fur the iHcnsion wer# Tunniciiffe. Mi-. L I’. H»x* Irs. J . II. Menlck and Lena- MENS SOCKS Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND 4k SANFORD • The Misses Cecelia hiuI Nannlo Simms of Springfield,' Ky. are tho house guests of. Miss Susie Stanford At her homo on Maple Avcyiue. • In the first of a seites of lag. tuie*. Mi*. I’ay i. Ochiltree. under the »l>oo*oi ship of the Sanford Harden J'luli, dc*ctii>ed short cut* in' arianglog flow n* and ill us tinted with many attm etive ill* piny* on Mundny afternoon nl the tourist. Center. Mi*. Ochiltrre .who w.i, intro­ duced to the latge crowd by the pirsidrlit of she-club, Mr*. A. W. rpp*. opened hrt^talk h> remalking un the varied m aterial grown in Central Florida with which to work ami *nid that anyone is able to make good floral ariangeinrnt*. She added that there are threo geiiviul iiile* to follow. I—Traill Ihe eye to *ee the iwauty nlxuit yop, >*prti‘tliy graceful line*.and beautiful color*. 2—Learn to lie hnpov using the m ain in! >4 hand. !t D iam atlte thr beauty of sintpliritv. She -aid that ino*f people use too much material. Mi*. Ochiltree displayed *evetal of her arrangem ents around tl • Tourist C e.itrr and one which wa< rsprciallv attractiv e wa« named "P urity". Thi* arrangenient was in a low nMong con­ tainer and the final point wa< i tall white Madonna with a hackground of •tradevnntia. At th j Madonna'* feet were while lillies ■rif uitriest t» many friend* i» llir announcement <>f the wedding in f Doris Knn Oanirl. daughter f n f Mr. K m en K. ltantel of Mil* ! ten. til,., to John Gordon Anggl. ! .on of IV J. A ngel of S anfoul i th r i rtrmonv look piaco at the. Tio.it> MrtlimlWt Church in Me ! I .1 .1 .it ! INI ,,'clock on l*re J't I anil «a« |>eif«innetl by the Pa*tor | of the t huirh. Ihe church wa* beautifully dr - curated with whit* gladiolus** I mid palm*. T he while flower* j aioi oiailuiitnl candelabra were j tt*r,| mi ihe altar1. The hride w n | lovely in u town t colored, soft wool suit and black . nvce-.oile*. She wolf <• u>r*ar ■ R e g . 3 Sc HEM I D RESS RED BLISS 1 Kriends of T. M. Hill will Iks glad to know th a t he has re­ turned from the V eterans Hos­ pital a t Bay Vines a fte r spend­ ing several weeks theixv Mr*. r.dwin Mhlnholter er ,ertallied at li:0lt o'clock on Thur Jay afternoon with n bridge p art _in honor of Mr*. S, 0 . Hhinho sVr. Jr. The .p a tty wan given at the home of Mi*. S. O. Shinhober. Sr. on Oak Avenue. • Beautiful arrangem ents of ’red and yellow gladioluses, >weet fea i and rose* with greenery lieru placed about the room* and f*Ank> rd in front of the mantel. The hostess' presented the honor g*est with a enrtaye of talism an i**e' ami wore a carnage herself of g el ro»e*. Several ruhhei* of l ndg* w > played ami at the 'conclusion! of the game* scores w ere‘added pud first pi lie. a box of pastel ita t inner y, awarded to Nr*. Fred IIvll. Mt*. John Schlikrd received the ic rren o which wap a small Ira th rr r a te of lipsticks an I the traveling prixe given Sot Oraing a trick with the two | of trump* wa» given to Mr*, George A. Sneer. Mr*. Shinholaer, the honur guest, was pi e ,ruled j a linen luncheon set. Mrliciou* refreshm ents. conristin* of dalnlv sandwiches, cal e*. mint*, nut* and hot coffee w ire •rived by the ho*te»* ««M*trd )>y Mr*. W. M. Philip*. Mr*. Ca ey Fuller, Mr*. Guv W w l and 1 r*. Fieil Ball. Tho*e invited to he with Mr*. ShlnboUer were .Mr*. A. I.. Collin* Mr*. J. K. Iligg|n*. Mr*. W. Dietrich*. Mi*. JohnSchirntd. Mre? • 0 . \V. Spenaer, Mt*. J. C. Iliggin*. Mr*. |Ji.c* 11nil. Mr*. W. It. William*. .Vr*. II. It. bfrem nn, Mr*. Ha ry W oodruff. Mr*. Itamlall (’h«*e. Mr*. Itov Mann. Mi*. F ted Bill, Mr*. F. Scott, Mt* Sterl ng Bolling, M f'-'M atrw tw i' Higgb»'. Mi’*. F led William*, Mi*. Cam II* jlruce. ..Mr*. Orville Bark*. & r*. Chandler Sharon, Mr*. John I 'V , Itree Gives Lecture On Short 'u ts'In Flower A rrangem ents Doris Ann Daniel Is Mrs.L.I*. Hagan Holds Wed To John G. Angel I). A. K. Meet Friday 414.Sanforti Avanua NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED t Longwnod Mrs. J. D. Kuberta and daughter Frances returned to their home in Chattanooga after visiting Mr*. H olerin' mother Mrs. J. It.' Mil­ ligan and her sisters. Parly Is Given By Mra. Ed. Shinholier i Mr*. Frank ShaincH, Mm. W . M. McKinnon, Mrs. H w b«rt M oreland and Mm. Grady Dun. can were elected delegates for th e S tate convention of Gsrdfii Clubs at tho meeting of the lliblacu* Circle held on Jan. 10 nt th a homo o f Mr*. Moreland on P alm etto Avenue. The chairman. M rs. Seth Woodruff,' presided BATHROOM CURTAIN SETS GARDEN SPADES SEED POTATOES The m arriage of Helen ■ Jane Moye*, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. DeSha Pickett, formerly of S an­ ford now living in Cross Timbers, Mo., tu Charles tiuy Mixson, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs, Charles Cuy Mixson of Gainesville, was a n ­ nounced here today. The cere­ mony took place In Gainesville at the Holy T rinity Koiscopal Church on I>cc. IW with the Bev. George A lexander officiating at the ceremony. . The church w as decorated with arrangem ents of white jtladioli ami pompom Chrysanthemums an,| gtoupingi of palm s with Cathed­ ral tapers on the Altar. Miss Kleanor Smith played a ptogram o‘f nuptial music which included “ A doration", “ Ave Mnrla," “To Spring." "S alut d'A ronjr" and "Evening S tar" and the traditional wedding marches weie used. The. hride. given in m arriage by K..M . H unt pf Sanford, was gowned In a dress of w inter white sheer wool, sm all hat of whi'o frahers and h e r accessories were black. She w ore a shoulder bou­ quet of purplo orchid*. She chono as her matron of honor and only attendant, ‘Mre. Boscoe M c tan u Jr., who wnte a turquoise crep* dre**, a hat of pink rose* and carried a nosegay of shaded pint. ro*cs. •Kk Finley Cannon. Jr., served ns best mnn fo r the groom and ushers were Jame* K. Keith of Ocala and Bn*coe Moloine, Jr. Following the ceremony an in­ formal reception wa* held at the home of thr bridegroom’* parent* for the bridal nartv and wedding guests. At a -late hour the couple left for a.w edding trip to point* on the Fm»t C oast and are now tusking their home In Gnlnc*ville." • Out-of-town' guest* Included Dr. .1. F. Mi«son. Mr and Mrs. J F. Mixson, Jr., daughter*. Betty Sue and Virginia and son Joyce F Mixson, III. of Valdosta. On Mi and Mr*. K. M Hunt. Mr*. A M. I'hillipa and Mr*. W. F.. Betts of Sanford and Taylor Sam* of A»- DetegateB Fleeted By HibiscuH Circle s of all type*. Until n t* m vtntion* m.ake■ them, obsolete. tha U. A xmill be well p ro tected. , The Cltlxens Committee on Eduratlon, with whose reiiort on education In Fldrlda every citixen Should be fam iliar, recommend* that at least 82400 a year should bs paid to every rchool teacher ine plate and that they should select n l on a professional Mrs. R. P. Cole was In charge o f th« program a t the monthly m eeting of tho Woman'.* Society o f C hristian Service of the Metho­ d ist Church which met with its new president. Mrs. J. N. Axw errelin, Monday afternoon in the Rhurch auditorium. Mrs. J. J . Carver, secretary, read the final report of UUd juu recommendation* of the executive board. A report on finances wa* m ade hy Mrs. Bixxlte William*, trea su rer. . Two new circle* have l>crn rid­ ded and it was decided that the p ro ject for the coming year will i>e to enlarge fn-i educational Building fumi. .' N u rsery ’ .Mother*-for small C hildren will be furnished by. the soeietv In the church annex from 8:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. the fir*' and second Monday of each month and Mr*. C arrie D raper wa* a p ­ pointed to supervise the play IftfUHT- -The children'« group will havq for study during l'.H7 the subject of India' and Mr-. W. P Chapm an, who is In charge el th e group, said that they wi haVv irYPial who uill (give them first hand Information on th e subject. M rs. Edward Kircher thanked the W. 8. C. S. for funds used to aid in the mirrha*ing of mil1fo r the T. B. Association and Mr*. A txarvllo thanked members for th e fins attendance at the Detanrl S sm inar Meeting on Wrdnesday. Mr* Cute, secretary of i m ­ 203 n. Orange Ava. llktl 41 VltACt muo ? h * f W M eeting of ridelLs Claja • f th e H r*t Pmpflst Church wMI be held at h:OU I'. M. a t the hom e of Mr*. J , I'. Cullen, 110 W est Nineteenth S tre e t.' s '• WBDNFMHAY W A bridge . luncheon will be f lv<n h r , the Social Department • f the Womans Club a t 1;30 B. M. a t the club house after which •lection of officer* will he held. Hosteoaen will he Mr*. F m i WIN llam a, ty™* A. D. Johnson, Mr*. J . J . Rorrn, Mr*. W. H. Brinson And Mr*. W. A. Vosslrr. THURSDAY Seminole C hapter, O. K. S. will m e et a t H:00 I*. M. a t the Ma- Mrs. R. F. Cole Gives Program A t W.S,C.S. Dr ta o n ard Barker O ptoairtrlsl exam ined—Gl***r« fllUi* Orlando. Florida A divities Former Resident Is ' Wed In Gainesville TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’ With An Ad call** OONUOX U N A g In lw M llama' adjective*—It U because, both in llritaln and America, soil la often stubborn and drought! and flood*" without je sso n .. KtV YORK HKR a I.II TWlHUNtW____ * Many cities and towns have, hclrtdfnrr taken ror aft ready to believe that atgranted the ups and downs, the boom yenrs and depress­ Land In BrlnrtnT Ix-cause there to irrreasc dependably the n a ­ though the ta b o r government not too much ot It, hA* always tion’s food supply. Hut We think may pa» , it* bill, th# plan'* evenions, iwhich nrc th® result of the fact that the {town grew is meant more to it* owner or user •that * J«abcy governm ent .n u t .la. tu a lv iu rk lo ss —Ilk* "isnY a upjtrmirnl.n .alnKlcl industry—r . - ■;^ • ,r , th an lt hggM n 1>Ut Own widere Briti»h industry will find um betland field—will be far from ----- Civic leaders who have devoted thought to this spared country. This very natural srriaU agrictU uir a difficult thing to fit mhtter nre getting away from fllT old booster technique. attitu d e make* it llkrly th a t the into a tight Jigsaw pursle of o r governm ent can n« sure of Several amall husinesses, each hiring a fifw hundred men ata bconsiderable amount of deba'o govcrm rutal bossing, hor fa rm ­ and women, using materials which can be steadily obtain­ on it* agricultural bill Introduced ers tie. hv occupation, nuturai ed may be expected to bring to a community a health) in the Ilo0*c of Common* this I indlviluali»ts. They, nave ofte I economic life. The sad state of some cities in the depress- week - a bill revolutionary enough been called "unco operative" by em to perm it the dispossessing (after profiMlonal cooperator*. If they process of appeal and d u r compen­ someiimA snpear g ^tuhhorn and sation) of fa rm e it who fall to uiiiei-onshle —to quote Mr. WIIco-operate bv properly managing and e-.'ulppinx their land. * W hen, the program of nation­ alised ag riculture which the Dill ■epresents wu» first outlined in .Vovember, I IMS, by Tom William*, Minister of A griculture, restless­ ness prom ptly developed among those who listened to .Hr. Willi­ am s' h rn ailcaa j'w arn in g -th at, “a* a last reso rt," land would be taken " a t a valuation" from fArm­ e n who failed to “play p art." The opposition was kaps more the resuit of Mr. \Vil- > Ilam»' blunt way of sta tin g His The .bllstfrirtjr criticlam both of Chliing Knl-nlit-k rase -he used the word* "compul­ nmi Ihe Communwla In China, hy Gen. Marahull before sory direetlona"-—than in the B rit­ hin appointment ns Secretary of State carries oven more ish farm er's general reaction to the complete plan. For the mea­ weight th)\n It did when uttered as he* was about to leave sure is .now reported as l>ring China for a flight home. generally acceptable as a needed Chiqng Kai-shek and his followers "are Interested. move to stabilise m arketa and , • t»i their own feudal control of Chinn," his stntemcnf. said. price*. The R ritsh National Farmer*, The Conununist.4 arc determined on a communistic form with a m em bership of I6R.000, ha* •f government, arc anti-democratic and want to amuse announced Its support of the bill, bitter hatred of Ainericims. Both sides, hopelessly suspi­ which contain* features certain to he as popular a* it* d is p o n e t* cious of each other, could have put China on the are unpopularTenant internal peace had they agreed to propositions put before powers farm ers—of whom England hav them by him a year ago. Chinn’s hope now lies with the so m any—«fe given a guaranty liberals, a splendid group of men, and the minority parties. ag a in st luaa when they Improve rented farm*. There is « sys'em But these elements lack the political strength needed. of subsidies and there a r e >pro. These utterances, when delivered, were the expres- visions QuinSella* Daily Double loans to ten an ts who lion* of a high . placed American emUwiry from tlic want to, for each Race 2nd. & 3rd. buy farm*. « President of the United States". They now take on the except. 2nd. In an endeavor to soften , the RACE . anise of official pronouncement by the State Department. "bill’s -mn«t objectionable provision, Americans' cun be proud df the courajfe anti foifthrightnes-x ih e M inister of Agt»ft)Bure de­ th a t ih e government wa* of this statement. At lejuit.there is no h«dKintf here. A n d clared not "engaged" in a m easure to probably liuM' more aall ll elements e l e m e n ts "of China wifi ba't* respect "o dispossess fa rm ris.” He argued Midway belwe*n Sanford Sc Orlando th at society could not las exneetcd for Secretary Marshall an n on U. S. 17 & 92 to guaranty*’ prices and m ajkela tr I t 'h a d no "g u aran ty of ef­ TURN AT THC RED ARROW ficiency In some form nr other. The Idll seems ceilain of pas­ h sage Iarea use of the governm ent s I laige m ajority and because many folk* in* New York City, in Alabama and a K«h»cI LConservat Ives lielicvc it necessary three fa c e T H E S A N F O R D I E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A TUESDAY, JAN. 14, 1947 A ee fcyt the cam un- .oil of liras. Primary iy e f these accMenis YERS ntlrlv olliri merit coupon* and wg reserve one for you on request. on m a y n o w h a v o e x tr a i r o u i r r * « a ls o s e v e r a l p a ir s *»f "d«l tr o u se r s, Suita from $18.75 Slacks from ?14.50 CoatH from ^33.00 ' New improved atyle. - DELIVERY ABOUT 4 WEEKS # Sires small,, medium, large, r .'.“ .’2 . U ’ a . 7 RITA-COODE ADMISSION—«0« . SIX O .tU s i » t ) SPONSORED BY LIONS CLUB • Priced way, way below coat CORRECT MEN’S WEAR S t n r r s - S r h n e f p r Tni l or i n * �TUESDAY, JXN. T4, 1 » 7 THE SANFORD HERALD, ‘SA'NFCRD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Mutuel Returns At. Kennel Club High Last Night ReUrn* from the mutual* ran hieh * the Sanford-Orlanda Ken- FOR RENT ft ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 WORKWANTED EXPERT1painting — contract'« double combination of Bettv FLOW HUH hourly teiai.1, S. 0 . Grogan, OFFICE SPACE In Fla. State chid wd Fool Proof turned in a for all occasion* Free cellmates, Phono 783-J. Bank. See Mr. Kilpatrick. . A-tt event to pay 1101 I n . th; McNRIJX * YOST. KLORlt larged rrlurn this- year. LAUNDRY' work at home. 1.12 E CLEAN KURNISnKD ROOMS, CelerY Ave. just off Sine, 7th St. . *> The first <|uinlela taco,- won b) kantlemen preferred. 807 Mag- Office ph. 403, resldenrr lib. UP* II Market Andrew and Mora Pennolia Ave. AIR THERM ELECTRIC HEAT WATCH AND Cloek repairing nice, 1 2-1 combination, netted a Guaranteed work. “The Jlomu EltS reduced from I IA.fi’ <» |l7 fi payuff while a 1-6 pair run- 2 LARGE housekeeping room*. Shop" (1, L\ Fellows. 1700-San II3.G0. T * o burner electric hot J21"A Palmetto Ave. siatinf of Double Feature ami font Ave. Phone I143-J, plate*. f 9.-10. II. II. Pope Co. Mr. Faddle* In the *event h paid ■MAINTAINANCK and "limp te2 WANTED TO RENT Tolhtht'a entrlea nro: pair man. Free to go anywhere. TUXEDO FEEDS complete lira. Plrai Keen—F e ie m e i, Phone 779-XM, beforf 8 A. \J m alalfla Marrl Ilunt’a Tuxedo Fred fitiirr. or after <1:00 P. M. Duvt> K.|u»nb, ttroa.t <iilo. Damir FU R N ISH ED APARTMENT OR -HOUSE, perm anent resillrnt*. C. IIT 7 l . ( »W Kg S’* not ted plan's Candy, klr Saver Pall. l*ollrrttlr gaurMa. ialiliy Jsrk , good referencea.- Call I48r " a n d ’ complete Isixl-eapc service WANTED: ta in tin g by expert iiiii- J-.-t. — .'nerd painter by hour or job at reasonable prices. A, F. I m a t llsr*—ralartfv * a FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH­ Warren Bowman, Naval A) (Pint Half Hall, DaaMel Ramsay, Florist, Sipes AVe. nl ED apartment by veteran ami Station, Post Office Unx 13Ti9. Hilrrr llrtty. t.iirkr Prank, rtfarrailroad. J’tmn* 319. wife, permanent. Call CH2-W. itrlfi. twril t aahoo. I.ticky Tim. Troa (ini jim Hall. Hook l*p Pal. MEATS, Groceries and , Purina Tklrd Hare— Mile. LOANS at Towhttm A Watson, 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE feeds 12(11 Celery Ave. Phone HUH. I.H-ttir. Hotiy. f u l l i j plain. h as kr -J"il*r, Rquenk) Hhs.tr, JoVlul tmtle nice, (trace, - X*»ek Hurst Msrr ltr« . Ksant X»»» - r WkttlH itlk lslela H a m >(I-Ir* K . Illgwls, lllrrrllst. HparX | b (a.ir<in, llrrstlng Ij *I. Itork laUhd. Ka(irr I'rnor. «:h»»* U llb r u n H a r e -a /n Mile. (Italalela Hseet Hum.) ll-ad. Mary Ami I Or. Hprlular, Ethel, | b >rr Hwttehn atsfk H..ee—ra lu r tli, IHalalela Karel |lv th»rle. Ainaalna. i'l>» Never Krar. Pavnt. Mart, g s w l .'arson. Ilsrjo ieveask llaee— Vaiarllri m alalela Hare) 5 P ie c e M a h o g a n y B ED R O O M S U IT E N in th I-'tsK. O r s y l- a r k . In n * D ust, Im a D im a. C s s s ln s . Ill* Hoy, B lB S d .i.'S d , U r ja S T m a im 5 0 Jelly Ite n u . Hlafcifc Here—fe ta Hiss itlalalrU Herd flsit.S fat. Os*** Ku«. l.urkt (il.rlbt. Kll O flehsrir. Uttl* l-*rry. Dark Tl...uglile, HiuoUti Ueiroh • NITE TAItl.E • bench tttm a l i r l Thj* eu|U and many otlierH lo Kolcrl from. We have the largest selection of Bet).Room Bullet In Central Florida. Come In and look tiround SANFORD'S BI(i FRIEND LY FURNITURE STORE PHONE D»ai Vie Is - ■ . - ■■ Xlslk H*«—faterttr. (ilalnlrte Herd Trulr Hr. hllui Hurck,.,Ttd> Jleaeril, White Plait. Hjfrk tluntitMlr.’ Htrrak •» Hlsek. Pehe City Commission . Adopts Extensive Safety Ordinance LOT — DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR II D I L I CLOSE IN, <1 PHONE 1189-J. and domoitic anlmaU ate worth of peanut* produced in 1944 in Florid* and neighboring atatat. But part of thif mountain oi "gooban" vru utiliaad in ways you ««ldom haar about — in aoap, 1& shaving cream, massaga oil, fuel. And rasaarch Is proving that g u s t o can b u . d k teiSU, InMdlcld.., co m .tics, bnstlas, plastic* — literally hundred* oi othar useful products. f , s . Florida* "next door1' to the expanding Latin-Amarlcan - • • 8w CMflaa** V ein MODERN apartm ent building, re­ finanea placing of 27 new piles cently decorated, close in. conunder R» headquarters building tain in g four 2 bedroom ap a rton the lakefront . provided the inenle, one completely furnished thn carpenter furnishes City and avallaide (nr ini media |e work. possession. Numerous com plaints from HE FOLLOWING is the be-H farm o ffe rin g s available an y ­ residents th a t th* f^iulh A tlan­ where In Seminole County: i>H tic Gcs Company has failed to acre* of land, 22 acres tiled ail I put In new installations even un lit a high s ta te of (u ltlv atio n , requests mado l*»t summer, w*re 7 wrdls, 2 hnus*», 3 mules. reviewed 1/y the Commission. nt",in rt.6 w , City Mhnager Bayer .was directed seed bed cloth and other equipto w rite the company to take merit. Farm will be available action on theae complaint* In acas soon as celery crop i* m a r­ cr-r dance with their frnnehlee keted. Buyer can take over a* fa st as crop Is moved. Priced at 911,090, w ith term* to snonsihle purchaser. well A SM ALL ranch, fair! under H I’ p c ic n , U R u ntP 7i stocked, S tate highway. 600 acres Improved and p artially I tproved. New building* find r-w equipm ent. Property will I e available immedla’ely. Lei i:a show you this rftneh. 100 ACRES "of good ranch L? I suitable Tor cattle production, OMAHA, Nebr., Jan. 14, Hpron a paved highway, him! U clal)— A net gain of 22,720 mem­ reasonably priced. ber*, th* largret membership VERY ATTRACTIVE stucco growth since 1919, was made by house on large lake, nice tha .Woodmen of the World -Life grounds, sm all grove. In a good Insurance Society In , 1946, Presid«nt Farrar Newberry announced heru today. Tha lociety'p memberablp now totale more then 388,000 men and boy*. .Report* received In the society'll 1649 Service Center contest, in which 10 camp* wilt receive aw ards for (he most outstanding service, are being tabulated. Ser­ vice project* _ carried on by the ram ps last vear rover a wide t ange. They Include the presenta­ tion of ftage to more than 900 pubile schools and placing historic marker*, such as tnos* placed on the fo rm er home of tha late Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan in Lincoln, FROM (IU TO flOO alrict privacy: fast icrvlra FLORIDA LOAN CO. 102 Sanfcrd Avenua crate. Bring containers. iliiwkc, I'aoli Post Office. _ [ _ , OH SALE: Wlndowa. all ey press, standard sires fur ln» FOR SA LE; Good 6 room house mediate delivery. 112(1 17(1 with hath- and running water, Si. Orlando, Fla. Phone 9732. telephone,. 3 acres electric stove, (elrphon good farm land. Can give 1m CONCRETE Sewer pip 'm ediate’possession. Phone Coun tanks. Creese traps, ty 2603 after 0 P.M. stones. Benches, Hlr Miracle Concrete Co. Mo d e r n t> room borne on 2 Ave. Phone 833-W. lota. Jfl hearing fruit trees, fC,960.00;. 1 /3 II P. Motor. FILL HIRST, CLEAN. See L U, Rnrringtou, 1838 Jerry Ave, Phone 0108. Lockhart subdlvtslua' or cuntart l.uruiamu, 2700 block S STORE BUILDING, 6 room apart Park,. m enl and filllhg station, two sto ry building, su e 30 X 60 feel IRON double Iwd, ruil nprlng, felt with stock groceries, counter, mattress. 1£I02'S French Ave. -shelves, show eases', Hath, w ater AILS, Communs and Spikes * W d lights Metpl g arag e 30 x also ashestug w hile-siding phin » 4(1 feet, fram e building 18 x 24 glee, plume W ilder' Park 380 feet, gasoline pump, leg ated lim its uf. S an fo rd Price 17, I'RING plants nuw ready. IceRealtor. Ill) N. Park Ave. SaiD hurg lettuce, G reat Lakes and ford. Phone 1120. Imperial 44. Hutoer l»maln, Fla. G iant pepper. Broccoli, E n­ dive, Cotlnrd* and Onions. J. YV. HEAL ESTATE Hell, lj»kp Monroe. Plume 16, INSURANCE INVESTMENTS RAYMOND M. BALL • ‘ llrg istered Broker and Insurance Agent Km. 4 Florida. .State Hank Hide. W. O. W. Gains 22,720 New Members In 1916 People, clxcu i olo ORAfUtEK. MAN'S IIICY’CLE, Eleelric shav­ er, 2 tennis ’Tackels, N niral G Harlatl, Rt. 2, Ilm Idl-A , Han 12 SPECIAL SERVICES SlttNS RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PIIUNK 203 HTRICKLANIhMinlRtHON •MIIHVE-1T. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8R BV IO tOB Palmetto Ave,' Wnone DEPENDABLE rr^ lo service. The Music Box, Phono 963. WATCH REPAIR, Diamond set .tin g , engraving, sen Mr. Falk, n er at M ather’s. On* week'i service. PIANO tuning and repairing. L. 1». Sill, residence phobe f illW or Music B ui, Phone 953. met to Ave, ORANGES—11.59* Hu. Delivered It. W. l/ird. Plume 7HH.W CIRCULATING Heater, BORItbw HERB WHKItK * -. PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED YOUtt natutal dealra for privacy In money m ature i, atilctlv respected here. Friend* and ralativea art not Question*, a'uut your credit. your am* ,1oyer or buiineaa associate wiU nut lwr_r of jrear personal affair*. There la no cauee fee ■ rmbarrasemer.L Reasonable credit rrifulremenia No co-maker* ou money loan* Variable payment plans. FAMILY LOAN CO. Flurida Rank Bldg. Phone M ii- ch EXPERT- HAlTlO “ r e V a IHIN g ] F rol Myers, 3 R iB. 2nd ,St. giuil ' SHE UH FOIl MIMKOURAPII PRINTING AND TYPING 76 Ml. COOLER ATI) II like ne>y CREDIT BUREAU O F SANFORD lit] N. Pork Phone iso 3(55, TaMe l(i|i krrtmene white range cook stove like iipw 375,1)11 a t 7Air Ha.<e Drat Imilding on SAW FILING and selling. Newly equipped to handle all type* left. It. II. Hrnkle. except band taws. Saw Hospital GERMAN good condition. Inquire Offle* INVESTIGATE A uto Body and Trailer Park Fender Repair profits. You'll be convinced. Practical spare tim e 10 ft. inboard Correct C raft run home studv and resident course about. Phone 84K-W. Including welding, sprsy p a in t­ Cabbage and Collar,! plants. J . B. ing, metal work, m ay help you Little. Phone 619 R. open your own repair simp or get a good Job.^i. 1. Approved. ME 14 FT. BOAT and one J S M erhaitirany-inliulrd men get 1LI*. Evinrudc. 211 French Ave, free details today. W rite Al|t.iC raft* Training, ABF care ARTICLES WANTED puper. P JJ D on't worry about your income ta x return. See J« y Waite H a t Cowant Store. Phone 874. T>__l i „ _ LOST & Hanford X-Ccl Feed Htx ,-ie SOW. 8 pig* 4 week* old. 3022. DST: hand truck at corner of Park and l.akr Shore Bnulcygrd. Atlnnllc Beer Company, Orian* Phono FOR HALE" Jersey cow. Mllkinr, Hrasmjablr price. \V. R. Bridgev RL I. Box 113, Sanford. FOR SALK: 3 month old heifer, reasonable, -S. II, Buchanan,' Rt, I Box fid. FOUND: Pgir.ladtex glove*..Own­ er may have by identifying an J paying for thi* adv. LOST: Key rim Ijl33 Century of P r o ir e * * to Herald, w ill 1 kaye. Return - IjOST; Black leather key caaa One uf Sanford Beet A partm ent with 3 key*. Reward 36-00. house, a good hiV**tia»nL HELP WANTED Two *tory frame house, good loca­ V p CALDWELL NAMED I Boi id ly-Sanford. . chairman ;v tion. GIRL fat sod* fountain a* LanA beautiful bungalow clow U > TALLAHASSEE, Jan, 14— m AUTOS FOR SALE •y'a l>ni* Stare, part Urn* or School* ^ —Governor Millard Caldwell an* tu ll time. U n d on Iho Orlnndu ami JUnfonl AUTO FOR RALE: 1689 Lin­ nounced today he had accepte-l coln Zephyr coupa-hew tlr#eipolntment as chairman of th* GOOD MAID. Phone 449-11 after EDWARD F. LANE, Realtor reight Rate Committee of th* englne recently reconditioned. Roderick Adame. BaUoman Boyd, Phona jiithem Oovcraor’a Confereme. 31150.00, Phana >181 Tiie Florida chief axecutlr* euc* AVON PRODUCTS, INC. will 104. *d* Governor Chauncev Spark* train women to earn 11.00 and COMFORTABLE FRAME HUNGmote per hour rrbrceenltng our 1939 PLYMOUTH. 4 door sedan, ALOW, immediate^ p w * " * 10": new paint.; periket -condition, products. Women no* employed of til* committee since A-l residential reetHeted. Priced actual mlia* ofl.OOO. Roy Reel, need nnt apply. Write giving Governor of Florida, to sell by owner, 1619 Palmetto 308 W. 2nd. imliflcatlon*. Avenue. 1942 NEW Moon SO ft. house , trailer, complete with porch A awning, reasonable. 300 W. 2nd. Ht.. Sanford. Phone 108W . -Notice 1641 Plvmnunth 4 door sedan, new paint, *878. 300 W. 2nd -Roy Oluh Coupe. Radio, air eondlHoning, seat covei-». r*n 72. . PIANOS r ’SSStHi.i Q �♦ W : THE .WEATHER In Ualtjr Thar# I* S tn a tlh — T o P rotect Um Peace of lb* W orld; To Procjot* th a P rogress of A n i r t o ; To P rodar* Prosperity fo r Sanford; P arti? cloudy » n i w t r a th rsag h Thursday. * ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH . VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 D. E. Lilienthal Nominated As Atomic Head SAN FORD , Senator C apehart Deelaren T a x Cuts M ust Be Delayed Because Of Suits „ f . ; WASHINGTON^ Jan. 16, (A l­ ie n a to r Hamer C apehart expressed the hkdk'f today th a t nlanned Republican ta* cuta m ust i»e delayed tem porarily because of tho large-keal* ' portel-topo rto l pay suits. The Indiana law m aker made his statem ent to ­ d ay before a Senate Judiciary ."pucommlUee. He declared th a t t.,e potential U ia to tha T reasury in view of the p o rtal pay claims I* ao g re a t as tq -in a k e It neeeesary th at lax-cu tu n g be poatpfined until a “ remedy” is found. S enator C apehart pointed put .th a t th a claims already total itinrn than 14,000.000,000. and b* said this threaten* th e very d is ta n c e of thouaaiM* ■ of busi­ nessmen and in d u stria l, units. .• ( C a p e h a r t appeared as th e firs t w itn ess a t a hearing on aeparate bills which he and Senator Alexandar Wiley of Wiaconsln have w ritten to outlaw, o r curb, ptbdInjr ea well aa fu tu re portal suite. T h e Indiana legislator Is an Industrialist him self and ha warnad th a t "W a -are facing a national problem which, If not prom ptly solved m ay have dis­ a s t r o u s consequence' y o n .a n j 'commerce.' C apehart suggested th a t the subcom m ittee requeet th a Malimony. of the S ecretaries o f Comhierce, W ar and th e Navy, as well aa other top federal o ffi­ ciate. Ha aald th a t they should ute i| how these su its m ight bear on tha flaael aspects of their departm ents." Sew itor C apehart aald th a t If ^ j b a pending auita a re aueeeaeful ^ P W e n in a m inor degree" there would be an Inevitable lo st of • trem endous' sums of tnonty In fed eral - revenues. H a declared • h at the n nrtal-to-poltal *nl>* Impel Immediate, aeU rut.on. Urn p a rt of Congreaa. a Summer Weather w Worries Growers Of Citrus, Celery Bumertlke w eather, a Jo> to tha tourists and a sorrow to celery and citrus growers, continue* right «>n In January, and on the nth, Itih, 0th nnilTdth of the month the th erm o m eter w e n r clear up to W>, according to H. F, tner, weatherman. H em are the maximum temeraturea recorded In Sanford from M b * first to the 14th Inclusive: «3, 82, 82. 84. 79. 86, 7fl, 86, 71. 76, 78, 84 and 86 degree*. This m akes an average maximum . tem perature of 81; Aakla from Ja n . 10, when tha i early morning tem peratures dlpt ped down to 47, the mthlmum [ tem peratures were in the fifties J and sixties and averaged 88 I degrees. The hot w eather is cauiing eelJ y to m ature too quickly and It I* Expected th a t th a supply o f tha beat grade w ill he cut tow n least nne-lhird, according to shippers. C itrus fruit* i sreported to be dropping from the trees. Old tim ers hero fe a r th a t a sud­ den frees# m ight cause- a big .d isaster fo groves an during the lata nineties when a elm llar con­ dition of w arm th prevailed durth* early p a rt o f the winter. ------jnBe Applicants [ Rush Tax Collector office h f County T M ColJno. D. J Inkin ■ was Jam m ol w ith applicants fo r al day of doe - by Mr. ,«U U ken _jc In­ having In ad- A s s o c ia te d P re s# L e a s e d W i r e Battle It Out For Office Of Governor 57 Year Old Man E n­ British Tanker Has Damaged Rudder: joyed 31 Years Of Canadian Steamer Freedom Prior To Is B reaking Apart I I 1h Apprehenslori WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 — (A1)— President Truman today nominated David E. <|MIenthnl to b e clinirman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. News­ men arc waiting to see if Jt b r i n g s strong opposition from Senator Kenneth McKeliar of Tennessee, McK fllar la an old enemy of the fo r­ mer TVA rhaiixuau. Aubrey C tipp ' w ai nominated several daya a,io to succeed gMUrnthal an TVA brad, but MeJWIlar. said be I* going to try to block th a t appointm ent, too. W ID N E S D A Y , J A N . 15, 1947 'R ecaptured Two Ships Ata Prison Evader Foundering In Gains Relea Atlantic Gale Italian Prim ier Greets Cardinal — :— ip F L O R ID A , NEW YORK, Jan. 1 5 - t f 1)— TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 16, (*} — Fifty-seven year old C. A. Rescue shin* on .their way to Hoyett, who onjoyed freedom, h*lp the crippled steam er. T*cuuifrom a llf-t sentence for m urder >*h Park In th* Atlantic today picked up an S. O. S. from the 'f o r 31 years, is going to be f r a a British tnhker Foasularea. The again It was announced today.] .tanker said aha had a damaged But th is tim e he won't have tlfij rudder and could nut steer .In prison ssntence hsnging u rea the mountainous waves. Canadian steam er Teeuin*rh him. F o r a t >Vsn. Hoyett tr a d e d Park U struggling along at five police who sought him to sensg knots to keep from wallowing In a life torn* fo r the stednd degree* heavy seas. She taldoed yesterday th at site was breaking up 810 m urder of John Cayson, a frie n d a l ia s east of Halifax. Four of .d u rin g • braw l In 1914. A y e a j her deck plates bad been split by I ago, BoyVtt w as’ recaptured a n |, th* waves. .sen the- ---------Florida ------S tate — t to — ----- Prledn., 7 4 ^ The l i l t pship, n ijli H with um ■ a» |probable i r u t t a u i r ucrew rn Jfqwsver, on Jan. 28, B oyett w lgl of 41 aboard, U going south and gel h it freedom ami will rvturV o u g h t.lo he 470 uillti -outbesai * 1 of A rg en tin a Newfoundland. •Hut sh f’U still have 70 mile* Job '4«e held fo r 18-years undW more to go to find help. The an jiasUmed name. Coast Guard cutter iugrnnr and N um cronj petitions for hi* H - the N avy-tug Ni|lmuc nr* fighting lease were filed ■from friend* ft) the storm to roach the stricken Unlontown. Th* man whu lived ship. But thev. esn't meet her for Hi year* under >hr a lia s of furo .loinnrtfiw morning. . Wlill# the TeCuiineh Park fighla 8. H. Powers will be back on-hi* Job cutting hair, and will also Ua foV her life, the Army trau s|w rt, Under the supervlilon of th* Genrrul M. j- Herahey. on il» wav home with troops from (lermuny Pennsylvania parole official*. ■board," is standing by. The W ith h im .w ill go hi* second Teeuinseh l'ark says the weather wife, m other of his 24 y e a r old daughter. She ha* been llv In f is bad. the sea, are rough, ami a gusty northwest wind i» Idmvnear the sta te prison sinre th |rs > ul about ,'UI lii ill miles an previous bigamous m arriage wa* hour. Visibility i- ibree In five cleared from the record by a nilles,_ Rain i- furecast and il precedent making prison wedding may freeze. The tem perature in the area u ranging from d2 t» la st May. degrees. Boyett did his duty during th* war. He rerved in the Army uqder th e name of Power*. \ Legislature S e l e c t s Talmadge But A r­ il a 11 Won’t Quit; Near Riot Ensues Britiah Troops Set Jo Move Food • • . ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 16 —(/P)— The Government of Georgia la In a state of un­ precedented confusion todayas two rival claimants for tlie governorship wage a dramatic battfe for power in separate offices in the state capitol, just a few yards apart. - ■ 3 AS The two claimant* ate Herman I alinadge, a ho \ru* elected by the Georgia G eneral Assembly in a tumultoliv session early today, and Kill* Arti^}l, who has been governor fo r the past four year* and refuses to relinquish the office to Tatmadge. A* hnlli nien begin manuvering in their **, parate .office* today, ■„ , , apparently each Is - .try in g to • »J AFTU U l HO HAIUD a t'a Pontifical M au In SL Patrick's Cathedral in xriie control of the m ilitary deNew York as a defender of Christianity. Premier Alclde d r Oaiperl partm ent. As hi, first act when he (left) of Italy la shown shsktn* hands with Francis Cardinal Spell* strived in the office, Arnall named : roan, who presided ever the Maw. D» Oasperi « u guest of honor a t an It. W. ('ollins, commander of th# official d tv dinner. atlendnl bv 1,800 dignitaries. (I«tern4tlonol) State Guard, a , adjutant g en e ral, of lltr , t a tp Thru the four-ye.ir Governor telephoned Secretary of \\ at F a tte r,on in W ashington and n-ki-d federal recognition of Collin, a , a brigadier grnrrai and a- the -tntr*, adjutant general \itis ll ileclined to ,av what Fullerton answered, hut when til! HUCKIN0 STRIKI lit the Brilitli capital has tied up the itupnicnl of i lie tiling up, lie turned to newt- 1 i‘ • -MUfi Mere hundrrds of huge bags of foorl at tlie Kings Ciois *ta- I lion. London, ara Bed up us • result of the strike. Despite the threat* j torn mid -aid. "This i, tlie ad ju ­ nf warehousemen, porters and bus driver* to walkout In sympathy with tant general." Al the sam e time, Herman TalUiu striking truckm an, th* Government u n ified Army, Navy ami AirJ inadgr appointed Marvin Griffin _Pmc* units to bCftn hauling essentia) foodstuffs. (International)* a , the adjutant genera] of hi* adm inistration. G riffin is work­ ing closely with Tulmadge in th* By ARTHUR BECKWITH. lit Tatmadge nfficesi In nn a n te ­ Herald Sports Editor room of the governor's office. Seminole High S<h»ol and Mt. When Tatmadge heard of A tThree “ positive*" In spiritual Dora High broke even in the | LONDON, Ja n . 16—UP)—'The More th an 176 winter visitor* . . | noil'- cull to the Secretary .if .double header at th.* British Udav challenged a new values w ere today stressed In a War. he tidd hi* executive le s t# ' gym Iasi niffhl be­ Soviet claim tn th e Arctic t*lr.?d talk to ‘Kiwanlan* by D r. I kali* atte n d 'd , -‘he .TuswUy-^ ev en in g .?** , ' tary, Benton Odum, to block all of Medveihi In the Npltubcrgen P re li, M ethodist Church super­ m eeting, supper and T*cr**tloAi-fore a large, wildly cheering communication*. Then Talmadg? Archipelago. intendent of the Gainesville dis­ program of the Tourist Club at crowd. put in ii telephone call for United The Soviet New* Agency Tai* trict. He w as Introduced by the tho Tourist Center, and K. M. . Sanford won I he "II" -quad S late- Senator Richard Russell A rm ltage, to u rist director, today tilt by a 14 to 12 m argin a* declared that authoritative Riu- Rev. J. IK. McKinley. in Wa-diiugtou. *ian circle* feel that Medveihi The firs t "poaltiv**’ ho em­ term ed the affa ir an “enormous “Squirrel" Bowen tut the ntiddl Just a few minute* ago. Taisexually Is a Ru**im> island. phasized la th y t “ the Church is success," .and said II txok* the of the hoop with a field goal ill m adie took another step la con­ Tase announced th a t Moscow had deathlm*-'* He pointed out in this record for to u jiat program a t­ the last 3Q second* of play to ho give the Baby ted* their margin trol the m ilitary and governm ents! agreed with Norway an .the nece*- connection th a t “ hard headed tendance hero. . Iiusi'i in the state. He atvore in of victory. *il» of joint defense In the are*. builnes* men" need .to re-think Charles Bed wine of Fayetteville Led by their lanky crn lci Vin­ Today tha British Foreign th a t the church it one o f the- de­ T here was much praise, he said. Office declared th a t Russia I* term ining factor* In tho progress for th e chicken pilau prepare,! by cent and Keller, and accurate LAKiELAND, Jan. I f .- t/ty — WASHINGTON, Jmi. 1&—i.d 'i - ."I, contmlssloiter of revenue and bound by the 1920 international of the community. Mr*. Pearl Itanarll, and th e visi­ shooting guard, the Ml. l>orit With frw rxcrpllimx. weekly re ­ A War Asset* Administration of S tate Highway Fntrol t.leutenant varsity displayed a fine offensive J Find Sm ith a- director of treaty” which dem ilitarized the "We a re living In a day whan tor* augm ented this with food and nut-play*d th r Fed* in a port* »f the Elm Ida t'itru * Coni- liriul nnil an ex convu i were public -wifely. Islands. V iliiskioii'- iloater -rrv lte men re­ placed under srrt-»i luduy t.v the they had brought including pie,, hard fuught contest. people a re disturbed, and with The Russians alrrad y have flect somewhat tenter acceptance FBI. charged with mini: forged I'tieiu w a, a near n o t in the cakes, salads and pickle*. Many Ml. Dora led II to I In the flr-it claimed that the 1920 treaty could heart hunger era seeking some­ document* in n -nlr , ..mtn.'led t .'i e n i u i ', office la ,t night. It for Florida orange*, ronltm ird ex lrB chair* and table* had to In* thing positive," he asserted apd period, 16 to 7 at the half nod not ■remain- In force because ft* i.iti.-.j ,it 2 If* o'clock th * m orn­ used to accommodate the vitlUir, held n 23 to IP tnaigm m_ i.lu- popnUrtl v of Eloridii grapefruit, I.V liie WAM The lu n ruro „,-i. Di.'im. ing. I.. minute* aftei 'ttie legissignatories included nation* which declared Hull this was especially and an im-ali*rmi-li>iy ,itnatli>ii in iileiil ifieil a. Loui expediter for the War A-ael- luture had named young . Talfought ‘ against ’ the allies fii true (tyring w ar tim e when peo­ rrgaril to liin g erliic. A fter a b rief jAulne-,* meeting end of the third quarter. The Feds were completely out­ Agency, and lieurge liuim le, rt,i mndge to the four yeai term World V 4 r T w o - t h t l Is, Italy ple aought theJr paatora for a short movie of tarpon fishing It al*o a a* noted in tnoM of th* classed from the opening of the "som ething positive." vihicti hi, fath er didn't live to and Ja |(m . off th a key* wa* shown. Tin* contest and were behind through- report*, which covered the week ex convict. But the British Foreign Offbsa FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover an ­ serve, Conditions have changed and was followed .by the showing of ending -Ibii. 8, th at leduced retail nut <h* game. The Feds missed 32 rejects th at view. One spokesman th li la » amellar world, only 80 Talmadgc, accompanied by n prices on canned juice are result­ nounced that both are accused of remarked th a t many existing hour* aw ay from any p a r t by the fe a tu re picture, "Keys o f the flald goal shots, and failed to ing In heavy movement nf this com m itting fraud against tlm committee of 25 legislators and r make seven free throw*. governm ent. Hoover said Dionne treaties bear th« signatures of Kingdom." Th# projector ami Harold K astner paced Iht' Item, hul th a t some w h o lesalers mul Ourmley, both resident* of band of his followers, who were ex-enemy state*, including the airplane, he stated. To th a casual sound recorder which enabled tha Seminole attack by sinking four are hesitating to huv new plucks Washington, l>. C., bait evolved a whooping il lip, pushed into observer, there la turm oiland Montreux Convention and the club to present th* movlas wa* j goals, good for eiglit points. Run unlit the m arket become* mute .cheme to obtain textile through A m ail's office. Hague Convention. He. added: “ It chaos, he asld. and pointed out "I presume," Talmadge said, n tr-u p VIn* scoring .. .......... ... . . . _ for Sanford was stabilized altering sales document’ lli»>v>-i has never hitherto been suggested th a t organizations are try in g to loaned by Mr. Herman I Morris. I Willis Alulerion with six point Several report* pointed out that added th a t the i n v e s t Igalion tlm ■ "that you have been infprmed th a t these tgrcem enls he re­ play th eir p art In m aking a bet­ Monday evening a t th# T o u riri followed by Lloyd Swain wb» the uiiiiHiiaBy Ion- price, on thr far lias resulted in the recover" that I have been elected *» negotiated (because of this fact.” te r world, and b elter relationship Center will 1m Ohio night, and a I Hilled ***"' canned products ar eiesulting In of textile* vvhlch co*t the govern­ (iovrrnur be the General Assembly <>( Georgia." Uetwr<m man both In business program of entertainm ent will be Among UH>*e playing in th- cniil|wtitlOii with f rc li fruit. ment f m .o o o To which Arnall replied: "1 and aucint way, Some relatler* *li!l are trying to Tlie alleged fraud i .aid r» motei - land the General Assembly ut on sta rtin g a t 8:00. o'clock. c a n ity contest were Floyd Cooper, He declared th a t th* p rin­ [r, A rm ltage said today th a t In Jan^ J#nkih*on Buck Carnage, *ell both fresh and canned citro* have taken place at » *b- C*>n Squirrel" with rxhorbilant markil)is, il wa, dueled l>y the agency m Ale*.in allegedly has elected you, but ciples and ideals of service la try in g to arrang* plana for Clafkocr Grantham . "A Bowen- Anderson and tin airier, Indie*Ird, but other recent offen­ dria, Ve. Hoover -aid that, tin- tlie Genrrul Assembly cannot existed in the church before civic elect a governor. Accordingly, I tha proposed outing on Saturday, J»y ThosV. participating in the t club* like Klwanla cam e Into b«vder* in tbl* line have dronpe I textile guod* were seized In » A public hearing on provision Jan. 23 of th a tourists a t th* V w - g i h i e 'Y ''- ' B'lWin, Keeling. their price*. In dVd#r to gel back New York storage firm after it resiiecllullv but firm ly refuse to Ing. . yield the office to you. whom I for a channel at Rtf* Creek, a T ha second "poalllT*” h*alre*a- Florida Mathodlat Horn* a t Kn- Gamage. h erron, Cooper am! into competition with (lie large was traced from a terminal of * consider ■ pretender." trib u tary nf the St. John* River terpriae. * Harper. J trucking company. ed Is: “ The Bible is still th a outlela which have k ep t their TWy argued for a few minutes, and about fouiv miles downstream price* at a level to rrflect market won] of God, regardless of w hat The F n i announcement added and then Talmadge walked uut. from Palatka, was conducted by conditions. th a t th e two men, Gormlcy and Bill a group of supporters triad the United State* Engineer offk-o ou or I say or think about it. One of the most optim istic re­ Dionne, a re said to have met nt to force th eir way into A ntall’a of Jacksonville at 1:88 P. M. to ­ eople still roly on its funda­ port* came from Boston end a Washington hotel lavt Novem­ private office, and for a few ddy a t tha Putnam county Court m ental. tru th s and a ra y et hun­ several other New England m ar­ ber. T here, the FBI charged, minutes there wa* a lot of yelling g ry to learn more about it.” Ha house In Palatka. ket* In Maine and Vermont. (I **ld thev conceived a idnji which a s ­ and shoving around. Thi* was Tha esD tlng project for the quoted Woodrow W ilton aa s ta t­ ing: “T his la a book th a t re­ in p a ri)' • . .. . sured delivery to the ex-convict of ended only a fte r officer* of tha 8t- John* River, Jacksonville * to veals every man to him self as a "lea d in g northern handlers or more high-grade woolen goods Georgia N ational G uard claarad from th# ipovemment warehouse the outer chamber. L ater A rnall Lake Harnev to which the Rice moral being." Canfiald Cook, author and l*c- bador," and a giftad young sing. Florida citrus report th a t 1948 m an he had bought and paid for w-a, escorted from the Capitol Creak project *would b« a trib u ­ flod has n o t deserted the world, closed wllhc itru s' activity nt at th# Alexandria sale It**! -l>ec. ta ry , provjde* fo r a channel 13 he em phasised, as th e third posi­ t u r n , who ta praaanllng th # Ly t r , com poser and arranger. building by officers and friend*. Mr*. M ary Rawlins presided highest level. Trent rod u on* sales fee t deep and 200 feet wide from tion. "W e sing th a t w* are build­ c«um Series In Orlando, spoke to Thi* morning, T alm adga -era* the Florida E ast Coast Railway er# {Kiwania Bong) b ut we ran- member* of th a Pilot Club a t over th a business session, a t Increases have heea experienced hack in the Capllul before Gover­ bridge a t Jacksonville to Palatka. not he builder* If wa d rift Into th alr reg u la r meeting In tha which th ara were 17 members ami a continuation of upw ard rise nor Arnall. II* was u*herod Into and thence 12 feat iteep and 100 tha Idea th a t God has deserted T o u rist C o tta r t u t n ig h t Mr. present. A rep o rt from th * troae- in demand and acceptance i* prea room off th e Governor's re ­ feet wide to Sanford. ; the world. God I* husy In thi* Cook XriU accompanied by Mr*. uror rave tie d a total of |6 0 1 has ception room where A djutant dlcted for 1947. The effect of the _ _| General M arvin G riffin had *#t president o f th* boon m ade by tho club from tha shipping holiday became more world, sustaining th a order of Nona F arley , prozK Commendation for the scholas­ up his office. But the A rnall ■or* football game sponsored by the aof n atu re and sustaining -moral Orlando Pilot Club, cx>-i tic train in g given to Richard apparent w ith ' th# resu lt of, a forces remained entrenched. iro n la club, tha rummage sola and tha of th* iw k t with the order." - : . VP**; S in g letary at Srminole H iih g reater demand for Florida citrus ■ala of Christmas cards. This A. B. Cleric, M etropolitan U fa Club of Orlando. ami stronger prices. There Is n School ha* been given In a le t­ money will be used toward th* Following Mr. Cook's talk, Insurance agent, wa* Inducted as ______ club’s major project, th* "Milk very general feeling th a t the ter received by Principal Herman No city title ha* y at-h een ac­ a Kiwanlan by th e R ar, W. P. members voted ta sponsor a Bank," and* other worthwhile holiday he* mad# It poaibl# for E. M orris from W. T. Boden_ quired fo r th# tennis, h u k e tb a ll Yaalay. Visitor* w ere John Rhutt sari** In Sanford which will con- thing*. the market to adjust Itself and t of four Iwtaro* Ineluding and volley ball court* m ade avail of Mt- Dora, C. A. Holcomb of the prim ary nurnoro w as a suc­ aa 8ua Band, who broadcasts A latter was road from tha cess Jacksonville, John K rider and Ga., w har# Richard I* now a able a t th* Sanford Mui * to the Industry.” Elka Club, thanking Pilot* for A lease w as signed yeeterday Bobby P ark of th a Key Club. seven times a waak over Stationthalr contribution of tom for th* A irport for nubile uaa b A sim ilar story ram e from Mon­ etudent"I am happy to be prealdent with th* Rtoror interseta of W. B. Z achry and Fred R. Wilson WOB, New York City. T h# sec­ Community Christmas Tree: alio Sanford Municipal Alrpori volunteered as eorathittaam en -to ond lecture will ha given by Ho­ a Uttar from CapL Byrd Hudson treal, whtra the citrus commis­ of an iqitltutlnh where fine L acihurg fo r th* third floor of tho .public us* bv th# W ar J Bulldln* at sion'* mao found lhat “ the pic­ young people like Richard arc Pule* ton-Brom ley Adm inistration, C ity M anager. H. assist the Colored W elfare Lea­ bart Parker, author e( "Qaad* of tho Salvation Army thanking tu re look* b rig h t fo r Florida eltru* stu d en ts," h« wrote. “'You and Park Avenue and F ira t S treet N. Bayer aald t hi* m orning. gue In Its H B,00<) recreation :ri M the elnb for its participation In Budapest," * wall known F o r th is reason, no repairs^ or drive. Joel F1aid announced th a t fruit* at th* lim a of t h b writing. your, faculty are to ho commend­ where he studio of Sanford'* it-commentator, recently the Dima Board campaign. ^ Has Qsorg# B a rr Stocks of orange* have mostly ed for th e preparation given to new radio sta tio n will b# Installed, apeak to Ki­ from Europe. Tha third The Cham ber of C om m urn all been dlepoeed of darin g the thi* young man before h# enteretl it was announced her* today by by I S wanlan* .n ex t ’ Week about hi* will be given by Harrison solicited th e help of th e d u b In shipping holiday—moat roeelvera college. Jam es Rlvar. operator of th* tha tltl« It hopaa to is umpire train in g school hero. w ith th* to u rist pro- claim a t * to ,-.- Lot high hope* feature commentator on A t Norm an We endeavor to glv* Southeastern UroadcetUng System . secured, ha declared.. Rawlins appointed a are formulated by tha trade In a lot at Individual attontlon to ‘ - Matual Network, Th* local station will be ou a POLAND constating o f heraslf, general regarding Incoming ship­ o u r student*. G reat good la done national hook-up. Mr. ~ color motion plcWAb b a w , _____ v_ ments. The flral carloads of In sueh case* aa Richard’*, Young eU tad. but h* added th a t Comrim-iif - d om inated, Polish oriutgea have arrived and the people ilka him ara worthy of not a t liberty yet to dl governm ent tod#* tojd th e United platform. The B. H. Laney and MU* conpilmet\ta ' b#prd - reflected the ovary advantage afforded by col­ which o n e T lI# la leaving today states and Britain. In effect, to W ashington w here b e W w i tha mind tb elr ow# hu*in*aa |n con­ fourth lecturo (a the aariaa wRl Bamaey to assist C. If. Armltage satisfaction* of the trade. Quick lege!. Wa ahall be happy fo r you for In tna American favedu- nection w ith Bui i Scott, widely I in any pray they could la making sales at a good price have con­ to recommend other- etoJanta to confer .with FCC officials reg ard ­ __. b* given by Tc ing th* p en u lt for th e a ta tte i. firmed (hit general enthusiasm." o u r school" ' •- k»*wn «* "Th* tmerican Troo-'th# prograpi * «ueeea»- . ---------------------- - w s * ta ry il actions in flb v L t i y '- •' Spiritual Values British Object To Soviet Claim Stressed In Talk To Arctic Island At Kiwanis Meet England-Says Russia 3 Positives Are Out­ Record Number Is Bound By Inter­ lined By Speaker, Attend Meeting national Agreem ent Dr. Shuler Peele Of Tourist Clu^ Fed Varsity Drops Game As JayVees Cop Cagre* Contest Report Shows WAA Official Improvement In Arrested On Orange Market Fraud Charge Tanjfurlnu Situation Ex-Convict P artner Is Unsatisfactory; AI Accused Of Grapefruit Selling' I l l e g a l Plotting Public Hearing R eid O n Channel Project E ? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 14, 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/4f66656638a7004297081c94d6280ab5.pdf e4a89fe529c42c129e8a0c4550fd0602 PDF Text Text TUESDAY, JXN. T4, 1 » 7 THE SANFORD HERALD, ‘SA'NFCRD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Mutuel Returns At. Kennel Club High Last Night ReUrn* from the mutual* ran hieh * the Sanford-O rlanda Ken- 5 P iece M ahogany B E D R O O M S U IT E 50 ja S T m a im • NITE TAItl.E • bench tttm a l i r l Thj* eu|U and many otlierH lo Kolcrl from. We have the largest selection of Bet).Room Bullet In Central Florida. Come In and look tiround SANFORD'S BI(i FRIEND LY FURNITURE STORE PHONE People, clx cu i olo and domoitic anlmaU ate worth of peanut* produced in 1944 in Florid* and neighboring atatat. But part of thif mountain oi "gooban" vru utiliaad in ways you ««ldom haar about — in aoap, 1& shaving cream, massaga oil, fuel. And rasaarch Is proving that g u s t o can b u . d k teiSU, InMdlcld.., co m .tics, bnstlas, plastic* — literally hundred* oi othar useful -products. • f• . ,s . Florida* "next door1' to the expanding Latin-Amarlcan FOR RENT ft ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 WORKWANTED E X PE R T 1 painting — c o n tra c t'« hourly teiai.1, S. 0 . Grogan, Free cellm ates, Phono 783-J. double combination of Bettv FLOW HUH O FFICE SPACE In Fla. S tate chid wd Fool Proof turned in a for all occasion* Bank. See Mr. Kilpatrick. . A-tt event to pay 1101 I n . th ; McNRIJX * YOST. KLORlt larged rrlu rn this- year. LAUNDRY' work at home. 1.12 E CLEAN KURNISnKD ROOMS, CelerY Ave. just off Sine, 7th St. . *> The first <|uinlela taco,- won b) kantlem en preferred. 807 Mag- Office ph. 403, resldenrr lib. UP* II Market Andrew and Mora Pennolia Ave. AIR THERM ELECTRIC HEAT WATCH AND Cloek repairing nice, 1 2-1 combination, netted a Guaranteed work. “The Jlomu EltS reduced from I IA.fi’ <» |l7 fi payuff while a 1-6 pair run- 2 LARGE housekeeping room*. Shop" (1, L\ Fellows. 1700-San II3.G0. T * o burner electric hot J21"A Palm etto Ave. siatinf of Double F eatu re ami font Ave. Phone I143-J, plate*. f 9.-10. II. II. Pope Co. Mr. Faddle* In the *event h paid ■MAINTAINANCK and "limp te2 WANTED TO RENT Tolhtht'a entrlea nro: pair man. Free to go anywhere. TUXEDO FEED S com plete lira. Plrai Keen—F e ie m e i, Phone 779-XM, beforf 8 A. \J m a la lfla Marrl Ilunt’a Tuxedo Fred fitiirr. o r a fte r <1:00 P. M. Duvt> K.|u»nb, ttroa.t <iilo. Damir FU R N ISH ED APARTMENT OR -HOUSE, perm anent resillrnt*. C. I IT 7 l . ( »W Kg S’* not ted plan's Candy, klr Saver Pall. l*ollrrttlr gaurMa. ialiliy Jsrk , good referencea.- Call I48r " a n d ’ com plete Isixl-eapc service WANTED: ta in tin g by expert iiiii- J-.-t. — .'nerd painter by hour or job a t reasonable prices. A, F. I m a t llsr*—ralartfv * a FU RNISHED OR U N FU RN ISH ­ W arren Bowman, Naval A) (Pint Half Hall, DaaMel Ramsay, Florist, Sipes AVe. nl E D ap a rtm en t by veteran ami Station, Post Office Unx 13Ti9. Hilrrr llrtty. t.iirkr Prank, rtfarrailroad. J’tmn* 319. wife, perm anent. Call CH2-W. itrlfi. twril t aahoo. I.ticky Tim. Troa (in i jim Hall. Hook l*p Pal. MEATS, Groceries and , Purina Tklrd Hare— Mile. LOANS at Towhttm A Watson, 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE feeds 12(11 Celery Ave. Phone HUH. I.H-ttir. Hotiy. fu ll i j plain. has kr -J"il*r, Rquenk) (trace, - X*»ek LOT — DESIRABLE LOCATION ORAfUtEK. 8w FROM (IU T O flOO Hhs.tr, tmtle nice, Hurst Msrr FOR II D I L I crate. alrict privacy: f a s t icrvlra JoVlul ltr«. Bring containers. iliiwkc, I'aoli CLOSE IN, <1 K san t X»»» - r W kttlH FLORIDA LOAN CO. itlklslela H a m Post Office. _ [ _ , PH O N E 1189-J. 102 Sanfcrd Avenua >(I-Ir* K . Illgwls, lllrrrllst. HparX | b (a.ir<in, llrrstlng I j *I. Itork OH SALE: Wlndowa. all ey la U h d . Ka(irr I'rnor. «:h»»* Ullb BORItbw HERB WHKItK * press, standard sires fur ln» FOR SA LE; Good 6 room house mediate delivery. 112(1 17(1 -. PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED r u n H a r e - a / n Mile. with hathand running water, YOUtt natutal dealra for privacy (Italalela Hseet Si. Orlando, Fla. Phone 9732. telephone,. 3 acres electric stove, (elrphon Hum.) ll-ad. Mary Ami I In money m a tu r e i, atilctlv Or. Hprlular, Ethel, good farm land. Can give 1m CONCRETE Sewer pip respected here. Friend* and | b >rr Hwttehn 'm ed iate’possession. Phone Coun tanks. Creese traps, ralativea a r t n o t Question*, atsfk H..ee—r a l u r t l i , ty 2603 a fte r 0 P.M. stones. Benches, Hlr IHalalela Karel a 'u u t your credit. your am* |lv th»rle. Ainaalna. i'l>» ,1oyer or buiineaa asso c ia te Miracle Concrete Co. Never Krar. Pavnt. Mart, Mo d e r n t> room borne on 2 wiU nut lwr_r of jrear personal Ave. Phone 833-W. g s w l .'arson. Ilsrjo lota. Jfl hearing fru it trees, affair*. There la no cauee fee ieveask llaee— Va ia r llr i fC,960.00;. 1 /3 II P. Motor. FILL HIRST, CLEAN. See L U, ■ rmbarrasemer.L m a lalela Hare) Rnrringtou, 1838 J e rry Ave, Ninth I-'tsK. Orsy l-ark. Inn* Dust, Phone 0108. Reasonable credit rrifulrem enia Ima Dima. Cssslns. Ill* Hoy, Lockhart subdlvtslua' o r cunNo co-maker* ou money loan* BlBSd.i.'Sd, U r Jelly Itenu. tart l.uruiam u, 2700 block S Variable paym ent plans. Hlafcifc Here—f e t a Hiss STORE BUILDING, 6 room apart Park,. itlala lrU H e rd FAMILY LOAN CO. m enl and filllhg station, two flsit.S fat. Os*** Ku«. l.urkt Phone M sto ry building, su e 30 X 60 feel IRON double Iwd, ruil nprlng, felt Flurida Rank Bldg. (il.rlbt. Kll O fle h srir. U ttl* l-*rry. Dark Tl...uglile, HiuoUti Ueiroh with stock groceries, counter, m attress. 1£I02'S French Ave. D»ai Vie Is - ■ . - ■■ -shelves, show eases', Hath, w ater 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Xlslk H*«—f a te r t tr . AILS, Communs and Spikes * W d lights Metpl g arag e 30 x (ilalnlrte H e rd also ashestug w hile-siding phin Trulr Hr. hllui Hurck,.,Ttd> Jle- » 4(1 feet, fram e building 18 x 24 S lttN S glee, plume W ilder' Park 380 aeril, White Plait. Hjfrk feet, gasoline pump, leg ated tluntitM lr.’ Htrrak •» Hlsek. Pehe lim its uf. S an fo rd Price 17, I'RING plants nuw ready. IceRealtor. Ill) N. Park Ave. SaiD hurg lettuce, G reat Lakes and ford. Phone 1120. Imperial 44. Hutoer l»maln, RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT Fla. G iant pepper. Broccoli, E n­ PIIUNK 203 dive, Cotlnrd* and Onions. J. YV. HEAL ESTATE HTRICKLANIhMinlRtHON Hell, lj»kp Monroe. Plume 16, INSURANCE •MIIHVE-1T. INC. INVESTMENTS RAYMOND M. BALL DODGE - PLYMOUTH • ‘ llrgistered Broker and PARTS AND 8 R B V IO Insurance Agent tOB Palm etto A ve,' W none Km. 4 Florida. .State Hank Hide. DEPENDABLE rr^ lo service. The Music Box, Phono 963. CMflaa** V e in MODERN apartm ent building, re­ WATCH REPAIR, Diamond set finanea placing of 27 new piles cently decorated, close in. con- MAN'S IIICY’CLE, Eleelric shav­ .tin g , engraving, sen Mr. Falk, under R» headquarters building er, 2 tennis ’Tackels, N niral G tain in g four 2 bedroom ap a rtn er at M ather’s. On* week'i on the lakefront . provided the Harlatl, Rt. 2, Ilm Idl-A , Han inenle, one completely furnished service. thn carpenter furnishes City and avallaide (nr ini media |e work. possession. PIANO tuning and repairing. Numerous com plaints from HE FOLLOWING is the be-H L. 1». Sill, residence phobe f illmet to Ave, farm o ffe rin g s available an y ­ residents th a t th* f^iulh A tlan­ W or Music B ui, Phone 953. where In Seminole County: i>H ORANGES—11.59* Hu. Delivered tic Gcs Company has failed to EXPERT- HAlTlO “ r e V a IHIN g ] acre* of land, 22 acres tiled ail I put In new installations even un It. W. l/ir d. Plume 7HH.W F rol Myers, 3 R iB. 2nd ,St. lit a high s ta te of (u ltlv atio n , requests mado l*»t summer, w*re 7 wrdls, 2 hnus*», 3 mules. CIRCULATING Heater, ii - ch giuil reviewed 1/y the Commission. ' SHE UH FOIl nt",in rt.6 w , City Mhnager Bayer .was directed MIMKOURAPII PRINTING seed bed cloth and other equipto w rite the company to take AND TYPING merit. Farm will be available action on theae complaint* In acas soon as celery crop i* m a r­ 76 Ml. COOLER ATI) II like ne>y CREDIT BUREAU O F SANFORD cr-r dance with their frnnehlee lit] N. Pork Phone iso 3(55, TaMe l(i|i krrtmene white keted. Buyer can take over a* range cook stove like iipw 375,1)11 fa st as crop Is moved. Priced a t 7Air Ha.<e Drat Imilding on SAW FILING and selling. Newly at 911,090, w ith term* to equipped to handle all type* left. It. II. Hrnkle. snonsihle purchaser. except band taws. Saw Hospital well A SM ALL ranch, fair! GERMAN HI’ pcicn, UR under untP7i stocked, good condition. Inquire Offle* S tate highway. 600 T >_li„_ Park INVESTIGATE A uto Body and Trailer acres Improved and p artially I tFender Repair profits. You'll be proved. New building* find r-w 10 ft. inboard Correct C raft run convinced. Practical spare tim e ent. Property will I e home studv and resident course about. Phone 84K-W. W. O. W. Gains 22,720 equipm Including welding, sprsy p a in t­ available immedla’ely. Lei i:a Cabbage and Collar,! plants. J . B. ing, metal work, m ay help you N ew Members In 1916 show you this rftneh. Little. Phone 619 R. 100 ACRES "of good ranch L? I open your own repair simp or get a good Job.^i. 1. Approved. suitable Tor cattle production, OMAHA, Nebr., Jan. 14, HprME 14 FT. BOAT and one J S M erhaitirany-inliulrd men get on a paved highway, him! U clal)— A net gain of 22,720 mem­ 1LI*. Evinrudc. 211 French Ave, free details today. W rite Al|t.ireasonably priced. ber*, th* larg ret membership VERY ATTRACTIVE stucco C raft* Training, ABF care ARTICLES WANTED growth since 1919, was made by house on large lake, nice puper. tha .Woodmen of the World -Life grounds, sm all grove. In a good P JJ Insurance Society In , 1946, PreD on't worry about your income sid«nt F a rra r Newberry announced ta x return. See J« y Waite H a t heru today. Tha lociety'p memCowant Store. Phone 874. berablp now totale more then 388,000 men and boy*. LOST & .Report* received In the society'll 1649 Service Center contest, in DST: hand truck a t corner of which 10 camp* wilt receive Park and l.akr Shore Bnulcygrd. Hanford X-Ccl Feed Htx ,-ie Atlnnllc Beer Company, Orian* aw ards for (he most outstanding service, are being tabulated. Ser­ SOW. 8 pig* 4 week* old. Phono vice project* _ carried on by the 3022. FOUND: Pgir.ladtex glove*..Own­ ram ps last vear rover a wide er may have by identifying an J FOR HALE" Jersey cow. Mllkinr, t ange. They Include the presenta­ paying for thi* adv. Hrasmjablr price. \V. R. Bridgev tion of ftage to more than 900 RL I. Box 113, Sanford. pubile schools and placing historic LOST: Key rim Ijl33 Century of marker*, such as tnos* placed on Proire** will 1 kaye. Return FOR SALK: 3 month old heifer, the fo rm er home of tha late Wil­ to Herald, reasonable, -S. II, Buchanan,' Rt, liam Jennings Bryan in Lincoln, I Box fid. IjOST; Black leather key caaa One uf Sanford Beet A partm ent with 3 key*. Reward 36-00. house, a good hiV**tia»nL HELP WANTED Two *tory fram e house, good loca­ V p CALDWELL NAMED I Boi idly-Sanford. . chairman ;v tion. GIRL fa t sod* fountain a* LanA beautiful bungalow clow U > TALLAHASSEE, Jan, 14— m AUTOS FOR SALE •y'a l>ni* Stare, p a r t Urn* or School* ^ —G overnor Millard Caldwell an* tu ll time. Und on Iho Orlnndu ami JUnfonl AUTO FOR RALE: 1689 L in­ nounced today he had accepte-l coln Zephyr coupa-hew tlr#eipolntment a s chairm an of th* GOOD MAID. Phone 449-11 after EDWARD F . LANE, R ealtor reight Rate Committee of th* englne recently reconditioned. Roderick Adame. BaUoman Boyd, Phona jiithem Oovcraor’a Confereme. 31150.00, Phana >181 Tiie Florida chief axecutlr* euc* AVON PRODUCTS, INC. will 104. *d* Governor Chauncev Spark* train women to earn 11.00 and COMFORTABLE FRAME HUNGmote per hour rrbrceenltng our 1939 PLYMOUTH. 4 door sedan, ALOW, immediate^ p w * " * 10" : new p a in t.; periket -condition, products. Women no* employed of til* committee since A-l residential reetHeted. Priced actual mlia* ofl.OOO. Roy Reel, need nnt apply. W rite giving Governor of Florida, to sell by owner, 1619 P alm etto 308 W. 2nd. imliflcatlon*. Avenue. 1942 NEW Moon SO ft. house -Notice , trailer, complete w ith porch A aw ning, reasonable. 300 W. 2nd. Ht.. Sanford. Phone 108W . City Commission . Adopts Extensive Safety Ordinance 1641 Plvmnunth 4 door sedan, new paint, *878. 300 W . 2nd -Roy Oluh Coupe. Radio, a ir eondlHoning, se at covei-». r* n 72. PIANOS r ’SSStHi.i Q �♦ W : THE .WEATHER In Ualtjr Thar# I* S t n a t lh — T o P rotect Um Peace of lb* W orld; To Procjot* th a P rogress of A n i r t o ; To P rodar* Prosperity fo r Sanford; P arti? cloudy » n i w t r a th rsag h Thursday. * ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH . VOLUM E XXXVIII Established 1908 D. E. Lilienthal Nominated As Atomic Head SANFORD, FLORIDA, Senator Capehart Deelaren T a x Cuts M ust Be Delayed Because Of Suits „ f . ; WASHINGTON^ Jan. 16, (A l­ ie n a to r Hamer C apehart expressed the hkdk'f today th a t nlanned Republican ta* cuta m ust i»e delayed tem porarily because of tho large-keal* ' portel-topo rto l pay suits. The Indiana law m aker made his statem ent to ­ d ay before a Senate Judiciary ."pucommlUee. He declared th a t t.,e potential U ia to tha T reasury in view of the p o rtal pay claims I* ao g re a t as tq -in a k e It neeeesary th at lax-cu tu n g be poatpfined until a “ remedy” is found. S enator C apehart pointed put .th a t th a claims already total itinrn than 14,000.000,000. and b* said this threaten* th e very d is ta n c e of thouaaiM* ■ of busi­ nessmen and in d u stria l, units. .• ( C a p e h a r t appeared as th e firs t w itn ess a t a hearing on aeparate bills which he and Senator Alexandar Wiley of Wiaconsln have w ritten to outlaw, o r curb, ptbdInjr ea well aa fu tu re portal suite. T h e Indiana legislator Is an Industrialist him self and ha warnad th a t "W a -are facing a national problem which, If not prom ptly solved m ay have dis­ a s t r o u s consequence' y o n .a n j 'commerce.' C apehart suggested th a t the subcom m ittee requeet th a Malimony. of the S ecretaries o f Comhierce, W ar and th e Navy, as well aa other top federal o ffi­ ciate. Ha aald th a t they should ute i| how these su its m ight bear on tha flaael aspects of their departm ents." Sew itor C apehart aald th a t If ^ j b a pending auita a re aueeeaeful ^ P W e n in a m inor degree" there would be an Inevitable lo st of • trem endous' sums of tnonty In fed eral - revenues. H a declared • h at the n nrtal-to-poltal *nl>* Impel Immediate, aeU rut.on. Urn p a rt of Congreaa. a Sum m er W eather w W orries Growers Of Citrus, Celery Bumertlke w eather, a Jo> to tha tourists and a sorrow to celery and citrus growers, continue* right «>n In January, and on the nth, Itih, 0th nnilTdth of the month the th erm o m eter w e n r clear up to W>, according to H. F, tner, weatherman. H em are the maximum temeraturea recorded In Sanford from M b * first to the 14th Inclusive: «3, 82, 82. 84. 79. 86, 7fl, 86, 71. 76, 78, 84 and 86 degree*. This m akes an average maximum . tem perature of 81; Aakla from Ja n . 10, when tha i early morning tem peratures dlpt ped down to 47, the mthlmum [ tem peratures were in the fifties J and sixties and averaged 88 I degrees. The hot w eather is cauiing eelJ y to m ature too quickly and It I* Expected th a t th a supply o f tha beat grade w ill he cut tow n least nne-lhird, according to shippers. C itrus fruit* i sreported to be dropping from the trees. Old tim ers hero fe a r th a t a sud­ den frees# m ight cause- a big .d isaster fo groves an during the lata nineties when a elm llar con­ dition of w arm th prevailed durth* early p a rt o f the winter. ----- -jnBe A pplicants [ R ush T ax Collector office h f County T M ColJno. D. J Inkin ■ was Jam m ol w ith applicants fo r al day of doe - by Mr. ,«U Uken _jc In­ having In ad- Pres# L eased W ire Battle It Out For Office Of Governor 57 Year Old Man En­ British Tanker Has Damaged Rudder: joyed 31 Years Of Canadian Steamer Freedom Prior To Is Breaking Apart I I 1h Apprehenslori WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 — (A1)— President Truman today nominated David E. <|MIenthnl to b e clinirman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. News­ men arc waiting to see if Jt b r i n g s strong opposition from Senator Kenneth McKeliar of Tennessee, McK fllar la an old enemy of the fo r­ mer TVA rhaiixuau. Aubrey C tipp ' w ai nominated several daya a,io to succeed gMUrnthal an TVA brad, but MeJWIlar. said be I* going to try to block th a t appointm ent, too. A s s o c ia te d 'Recaptured Two Ships Ata Prison Evader Foundering In Gains Relea Atlantic Gale Italian Primier Greets Cardinal — :— ip W IDNESDAY, JAN. 15, 1947 NEW YORK, Jan. 1 5 - t f 1)— TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 16, (*} — Fifty-seven year old C. A. Rescue shin* on .their way to Hoyett, who onjoyed freedom, h*lp the crippled steam er. T*cuuifrom a llf-t sentence for m urder >*h Park In th* Atlantic today picked up an S. O. S. from the 'f o r 31 years, is going to be f r a a British tnhker Foasularea. The again It was announced today.] .tanker said aha had a damaged But th is tim e he won't have tlfij rudder and could nut steer .In prison ssntence hsnging u rea the mountainous waves. Canadian steam er Teeuin*rh him. F o r a t >Vsn. Hoyett tr a d e d Park U struggling along at five police who sought him to sensg knots to keep from wallowing In a life torn* fo r the stednd degree* heavy seas. She taldoed yesterday th at site was breaking up 810 m urder of John Cayson, a frie n d a l ia s east of Halifax. Four of .d u rin g • braw l In 1914. A y e a j her deck plates bad been split by I ago, BoyVtt w as’ recaptured a n |, th* waves. .sen the- --------Florida --------S tate Prledn., — t to — ---7 4 ^ The lilt p ship, n ijli H with um ■ a» |probable i r u t t a u i r ucrew rn Jfqwsver, on Jan. 28, B oyett w lgl of 41 aboard, U going south and gel h it freedom ami will rvturV o u g h t.lo he 470 uillti -outbesai * 1 of A rg en tin a Newfoundland. •Hut sh f’U still have 70 mile* Job '4«e held fo r 18-years undW more to go to find help. The an jiasUmed name. Coast Guard cutter iugrnnr and N um cronj petitions for hi* H - the N avy-tug Ni|lmuc nr* fighting lease were filed ■from friend* ft) the storm to roach the stricken Unlontown. Th* man whu lived ship. But thev. esn't meet her for Hi year* under >hr a lia s of furo .loinnrtfiw morning. . Wlill# the TeCuiineh P a rk fighla 8. H. Powers will be back on-hi* Job cutting hair, and will also Ua foV her life, the Army tr a u s |w rt, Under the supervlilon of th* Genrrul M. j - Herahey. on il» wav home with troops from (lermuny Pennsylvania parole official*. ■board," is standing by. The W ith h im .w ill go hi* second Teeuinseh l'a rk says the w eather wife, m other of his 24 y e a r old daughter. She ha* been llv In f is bad. the s e a , are rough, ami a gusty northwest wind i» Idmvnear the sta te prison sinre th |rs > ul about ,'UI lii ill miles an previous bigamous m arriage wa* hour. Visibility i- ibree In five cleared from the record by a nilles,_ Rain i- furecast and il precedent making prison wedding m ay freeze. The te m p e ra tu re in the area u ranging from d2 t» la st May. degrees. Boyett did his duty during th* war. He rerved in the Army uqder th e name of Power*. \ Fed Varsity Drops Legislature S e l e c t s Talmadge But A r­ il a 11 Won’t Quit; Near Riot Ensues Britiah Troops Set Jo Move Food • • . ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 16 —(/P)— The Government of Georgia la In a state of un­ precedented confusion todayas two rival claimants for tlie governorship wage a dramatic battfe for power in separate offices in the state capitol, just a few yards apart. - ■ 3 AS The two claimant* ate Herman I alinadge, a ho \ru* elected by the Georgia General Assembly in a tumultoliv session early today, and Kill* Arti^}l, who has been governor fo r the past four year* and refuses to relinquish the office to Tatmadge. A* hnlli nien begin manuvering in their **, parate .office* today, ■„ , , apparently each Is - .trying to • »J AFTU U l HO HAIUD a t'a Pontifical M au In SL Patrick's Cathedral in xriie control of the military deNew York as a defender of Christianity. Premier Alclde d r Oaiperl partment. As hi, first act when he (left) of Italy la shown shsktn* hands with Francis Cardinal Spell* strived in the office, Arnall named : roan, who presided ever the Maw. D» Oasperi « u guest of honor a t an It. W. ('ollins, commander of th# official d tv dinner. atlendnl bv 1,800 dignitaries. (I«tern4tlonol) State Guard, a , adjutant general, of lltr ,tatp Thru the four-ye.ir Governor telephoned Secretary of \\ at Fatter,on in Washington and n-ki-d federal recognition of Collin, a, a brigadier grnrrai and a- the -tntr*, adjutant general \itisll ileclined to ,av what Fullerton answered, hut when til! HUCKIN0 STRIKI lit the Brilitli capital has tied up the itupnicnl of i lie tiling up, lie turned to newt- 1 i‘ • -MUfi Mere hundrrds of huge bags of foorl at tlie Kings Ciois *ta- I lion. London, ara Bed up us • result of the strike. Despite the threat* j torn mid -aid. "This i, tlie adju­ nf warehousemen, porters and bus driver* to walkout In sympathy with tant general." Al the same time, Herman TalUiu striking truckman, th* Government unified Army, Navy ami AirJ Game As JayVees inadgr appointed Marvin Griffin _Pmc* units to bCftn hauling essentia) foodstuffs. (International)* E ngland-Says Russia 3 Positives Are Out­ Record Number Cop Cagre* Contest a, the adjutant genera] of hi* administration. Griffin is work­ lined By Speaker, Is Bound By Inter­ ing closely with Tulmadge in th* Attend Meeting By A RTH UR BECKWITH. lit Dr. Shuler Peele Tatmadge nfficesi In nn a n te­ national A greem ent Herald S ports Editor Of Tourist Clu^ Seminole room of the governor's office. High S<h»ol and Mt. When Tatmadge heard of AtThree “ positive*" In spiritual Dora High broke even in the | LONDON, Ja n . 16—UP)—'The More th an 176 winter visitor* . . | noil'- cull to the Secretary .if .double header at th.* British Udav challenged a new values w ere today stressed In a War. he tidd hi* executive le st# ' gym Iasi niffhl be­ Soviet claim tn th e Arctic t*lr.?d talk to ‘Kiwanlan* by D r. I kali* a ttend'd, -‘he .TuswUy-^ evening .?** , ' tary, Benton Odum, to block all of Medveihi In the Npltubcrgen P re li, M ethodist Church super­ m eeting, supper and T*cr**tloAi-fore a large, wildly cheering communication*. Then Talmadg? Archipelago. intendent of the Gainesville dis­ program of the Tourist Club at crowd. put in ii telephone call for United The Soviet New* Agency Tai* trict. He w as Introduced by the tho Tourist Center, and K. M. . Sanford won I he "II" -quad Slate- Senator Richard Russell Armltage, tourist director, today tilt by a 14 to 12 m arg in a* declared that authoritative Riu- Rev. J. IK. McKinley. in Wa-diiugtou. *ian circle* feel that Medveihi The firs t "poaltiv**’ ho em­ termed the affair an “enormous “ S q u irrel" Bowen tut the ntiddl Situation Ex-Convict Partner Just a few minute* ago. Taisexually Is a Ru**im> island. phasized la th y t “ the Church is success," .and said II txok* the of the hoop with a field goal ill Tanjfurlnu adie took another step la con­ Tase announced th a t Moscow had deathlm*-'* He pointed out in this record for to u jiat program a t­ the last 3Q second* of play to Is U nsatisfactory; AIho Accused Of m give the Baby ted* their margin trol the military and governments! agreed with Norway an .the nece*- connection th a t “ hard headed tendance hero. . Iiusi'i in the state. He atvore in of victory. Grapefruit Selling' *il» of joint defense In the are*. builnes* men" need .to re-think Illegal Plotting Charles Bed wine of Fayetteville Led by their lanky crn lci Vin­ Today tha British Foreign th a t the church it one o f the- de­ T here was much praise, he said. contmlssloiter of revenue and Office declared th a t Russia I* term ining factor* In tho progress for th e chicken pilau prepare,! by cent and Keller, and accurate LAKiELAND, Jan. I f .- t/ty — WASHINGTON, Jmi. 1&—i . d 'i - ."I, bound by the 1920 international of the community. Mr*. Pearl Itanarll, and th e visi­ shooting guard, the Ml. l>orit With frw rxcrpllimx. weekly re ­ A War Asset* Administration of State Highway Fntrol t.leutenant varsity displayed a fine offensive J Find Smith a- director of treaty” which dem ilitarized the "We a re living In a day whan tor* augm ented this with food and nut-play*d thr Fed* in a port* »f the Elm Ida t'itru * Coni- liriul nnil an ex convu i were public -wifely. Islands. V iliiskioii'- iloater -rrv lte men re­ placed under srrt-»i luduy t.v the they had brought including pie,, hard fuught contest. people a re disturbed, and with The Russians alrrad y have flect somewhat tenter acceptance FBI. charged with mini: forged I'tieiu w a, a near not in the cakes, salads and pickle*. Many Ml. Dora led II to I In the flr-it claimed that the 1920 treaty could heart hunger era seeking some­ document* in n -nlr , ..mtn.'led t . 'i e n i u i ', office la,t night. It for Florida orange*, ronltm ird ex lrB chair* and table* had to In* thing positive," he asserted apd period, 16 to 7 at the half nod not ■remain- In force because ft* i.iti.-.j ,it 2 If* o'clock th * morn­ used to accommodate the vitlUir, held n 23 to IP tnaigm m_ i.lu- popnUrtl v of Eloridii grapefruit, I.V liie WAM The lu n ruro „,-i. Di.'im. ing. I.. minute* aftei 'ttie legissignatories included nation* which declared Hull this was especially and an im-ali*rmi-li>iy ,itnatli>ii in iileiil ifieil a. Loui expediter for the War A-ael- luture had named young . Talfought ‘ against ’ the allies fii true (tyring w ar tim e when peo­ rrgaril to liin g erliic. A fter a b rief jAulne-,* meeting end of the third quarter. The Feds were completely out­ Agency, and lieurge liuimle, rt,i mndge to the four yeai term World V 4 r T w o - t h t l Is, Italy ple aought theJr paatora for a short movie of tarpon fishing It al*o a a* noted in tnoM of th* classed from the opening of the "som ething positive." vihicti hi, father didn't live to and Ja |(m . off th a key* wa* shown. Tin* contest and were behind through- report*, which covered the week ex convict. But the British Foreign Offbsa FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover a n ­ serve, Conditions have changed and was followed .by the showing of ending -Ibii. 8, th at leduced retail nut <h* game. The Feds missed 32 rejects th at view. One spokesman th li la » amellar world, only 80 Talmadgc, accompanied by n prices on canned juice are result­ nounced that both are accused of remarked th a t many existing hour* aw ay from any p a r t by the fe a tu re picture, "Keys o f the flald goal shots, and failed to ing In heavy movement nf this committing fraud against tlm committee of 25 legislators and r make seven free throw*. government. Hoover said Dionne treaties bear th« signatures of Kingdom." Th# projector ami Harold K astner paced Iht' Item, hul th a t some w h o lesalers mul Ourmley, both resident* of band of his followers, who were ex-enemy state*, including the airplane, he stated. To th a casual sound recorder which enabled tha Seminole attack by sinking four are hesitating to huv new plucks Washington, l>. C., bait evolved a whooping il lip, pushed into observer, there la turm oiland Montreux Convention and the club to present th* movlas wa* j goals, good for eiglit points. Run unlit the m arket become* mute .cheme to obtain textile through A mail's office. Hague Convention. He. added: “ It chaos, he asld. and pointed out "I presume," Talmadge said, n tr-u p VIn* scoring .. .......... ... . . . _ for Sanford was stabilized altering sales document’ lli»>v>-i has never hitherto been suggested th a t organizations are try in g to loaned by Mr. Herman I Morris. I Willis Alulerion with six point Several report* pointed out that added that the investIgalion tlm ■ "that you have been infprmed th a t these tgrcem enls he re­ play th eir p art In m aking a bet­ Monday evening a t th# T o u riri followed by Lloyd Swain wb» the uiiiiHiiaBy Ion- price, on thr far lias resulted in the recover" that I have been elected *» negotiated (because of this fact.” te r world, and b elter relationship Center will 1m Ohio night, and a I Hilled ***"' canned products ar eiesulting In of textile* vvhlch co*t the govern­ (iovrrnur be the General Assembly <>( Georgia." Uetwr<m man both In business program of entertainm ent will be Among UH>*e playing in th- cniil|wtitlOii with f rc li fruit. ment f m .o o o To which Arnall replied: "1 c a n ity contest were Floyd Cooper, and aucint way, Some relatler* *li!l are trying to Tlie alleged fraud i .aid r» ut on sta rtin g a t 8:00. o'clock. Public Hearing R eid He declared th a t th* p rin­ Jan^ J#nkih*on Buck Carnage, *ell both fresh and canned citro* have taken place at » *b- C*>n motei - land the General Assembly said today th a t In Clafkocr Grantham . "A Squirrel" with rxhorbilant markil)is, il wa, dueled l>y the agency m Ale*.in allegedly has elected you, but O n Channel Project ciples and ideals of service la[r, tryAinrmgltage to arrang* plana for Bowen- Anderson and tin airier, Indie*Ird, but other recent offen­ dria, Ve. Hoover -aid that, tin- tlie Genrrul Assembly cannot existed in the church before civic tha proposed outing on Saturday, ThosV. participating in tthe J»y der* in tbl* line have dronpe I textile guod* were seized In » elect a governor. Accordingly, I club* like Klwanla cam e Into b«vA public hearing on provision Jan. 23 of th a tourists a t th* V w - g i h i e 'Y ''- ' B'lWin, Keeling. their price*. In dVd#r to gel back New York storage firm after it resiiecllullv but firmly refuse to for a channel at Rtf* Creek, a Ing. . Florida Mathodlat Horn* a t Kn- Gamage. h erron, Cooper am! into competition with (lie large was traced from a terminal of * yield the office to you. whom I T ha second "poalllT*” h*alre*atrib u tary nf the St. John* River consider ■ pretender." terpriae. * Harper. J ed Is: “ The Bible is still th a outlela which have k ep t their trucking company. TWy argued for a few minutes, and about fouiv miles downstream price* at a level to rrflect market won] of God, regardless of w hat The F n i announcement added and then Talmadge walked uut. from Palatka, was conducted by conditions. that the two men, Gormlcy and Bill a group of supporters triad the United State* Engineer offk-o ou or I say or think about it. One of the most optim istic re­ Dionne, are said to have met nt to force their way into A ntall’a of Jacksonville at 1:88 P. M. to ­ eople still roly on its funda­ port* came from Boston end a Washington hotel lavt Novem­ private office, and for a few ddy a t tha Putnam county Court m ental. tru th s and a ra y et hun­ several other New England m ar­ ber. There, the FBI charged, minutes there wa* a lot of yelling g ry to learn more about it.” Ha house In Palatka. ket* In Maine and Vermont. (I **ld thev conceived a idnji which a s ­ and shoving around. Thi* was Tha esD tlng project for the quoted Woodrow W ilton aa s ta t­ ing: “T his la a book th a t re­ in p a ri)' • . .. . sured delivery to the ex-convict of ended only a fte r officer* of tha 8t- John* River, Jacksonville * to veals every man to him self as a "lea d in g northern handlers or more high-grade woolen goods Georgia N ational Guard claarad from th# ipovemment warehouse the outer chamber. Later A rnall Lake Harnev to which the Rice moral being." C anfiald Cook, author an d l*c- bador," and a giftad young sing. Florida citrus report th a t 1948 m an he had bought and paid for w-a, escorted from the Capitol Creak project *would b« a trib u ­ flod has n o t deserted the world, closed wllhc itru s' activity nt at th# Alexandria sale It**! -l>ec. ta ry , provjde* fo r a channel 13 he em phasised, as th e third posi­ t u r n , who ta praaanllng th # Ly t r , com poser and arranger. building by officers and friend*. Mr*. M ary Rawlins presided highest level. Trent rod u on* sales fee t deep and 200 feet wide from tion. "W e sing th a t w* are build­ c«um Series In Orlando, spoke to Thi* morning, T alm adga -era* the Florida E ast Coast Railway er# {Kiwania Bong) b ut we ran- member* of th a Pilot Club a t over th a business session, a t Increases have heea experienced hack in the Capllul before Gover­ bridge a t Jacksonville to Palatka. not he builder* If wa d rift Into th alr reg u la r meeting In tha which th ara were 17 members ami a continuation of upw ard rise C ollege President nor Arnall. II* was u*herod Into and thence 12 feat iteep and 100 tha Idea th a t God has deserted T o u rist C o tta r t u t n ig h t Mr. present. A rep o rt from th * troae- in demand and acceptance i* prea room off th e Governor's re ­ Praises High School ception room where A djutant feet wide to Sanford. ; the world. God I* husy In thi* Cook XriU accompanied by Mr*. uror rave tie d a total of |6 0 1 has dlcted fo r 1947. The effect of the _ ___| General M arvin G riffin had *#t president o f th* boon m ade by tho club from tha shipping holiday became more world, sustaining th a order of Nona F arley , prozK Commendation for the scholas­ up his office. But the A rnall ■or* football game sponsored by the aof n atu re and sustaining -moral Orlando Pilot Club, cx>-i tic train in g given to Richard apparent w ith ' th# resu lt of, a forces remained entrenched. City Hasn’t Acquired order." iro n la club, tha rummage sola and tha of th* iw k t with the - : . VP**; ■ala of Christmas cards. This g reater demand for Florida citrus S in g letary at Srminole H iih A. B. Cleric, M etropolitan U fa Club of Orlando. T i t l e T o Property Insurance School ha* been given In a le t­ ami stronger prices. There Is n money will be used toward th* Following Mr. Cook's talk, agent, wa* Inducted as ____________ club’s major project, th* "Milk very general feeling th a t the ter received by Principal Herman No city title ha* y at-h een ac­ a Kiwanlan by th e R ar, W. P. members voted ta sponsor a Bank," and* other worthwhile holiday he* mad# It poaibl# for E. M orris from W. T. Boden- Lease Is S ig _ n ed F o r quired fo r th# tennis, h u k e tb a ll Yaalay. Visitor* w ere John Rhutt sari** In Sanford which will con- thing*. the market to adjust Itself and t o f four Iwtaro* Ineluding & cffiSf.V N ^ -K a L B e d lo Station Studio and volley ball court* m ade avail of Mt- Dora, C. A. Holcomb of A latter was road from tha the prim ary nurnoro w as a suc­ aa 8ua Band, who broadcasts Jacksonville, John K rider and Ga., w har# Richard I* now a able a t th* Sanford Mui * Elka Club, thanking Pilot* for cess to the Industry.” A lease w as signed yeeterday Bobby P ark of th a Key Club. seven times a waak over Stationthalr contribution of tom for th* A irport for nubile uaa b A sim ilar story ram e from Mon­ etudent"I am happy to be prealdent with th* Rtoror interseta of W. B. Z achry and Fred R. Wilson WOB, New York City. T h# sec­ Community Christmas Tree: alio Sanford Municipal Alrpori volunteered as eorathittaam en -to ond lecture will ha given by Ho­ a Uttar from CapL Byrd Hudson treal, whtra the citrus commis­ of an iqitltutlnh where fine L acihurg fo r th* third floor of tho .public us* bv th# W ar J Bulldln* at sion'* mao found lhat “ the pic­ young people like Richard arc Pule* ton-Brom ley Adm inistration, C ity M anager. H. assist the Colored W elfare Lea­ bart Parker, author e ( "Qaad* of tho Salvation Army thanking N. Bayer aald t hi* m orning. tu re look* b rig h t fo r Florida eltru* stu d en ts," h« wrote. “'You and Park Avenue and F ira t S treet gue In Its H B,00<) recreation :ri M the elnb for its participation In Budapest," * wall known F o r th is reason, no repairs^ or drive. Joel F1aid announced th a t fruit* at th* lim a of t h b writing. your, faculty are to ho commend­ where he studio of Sanford'* it-commentator, recently the Dima Board campaign. ^ Has Qsorg# B a rr Stocks of orange* have mostly ed for th e preparation given to new radio sta tio n will b# Installed, apeak to Ki­ The Cham ber of C om m urn all been dlepoeed of darin g the thi* young man before h# enteretl it was announced her* today by from Europe. Tha third by I S wanlan* .n ex t ’ Week about hi* will be given by Harrison solicited th e help of th e d u b In shipping holiday— moat roeelvera college. Jam es Rlvar. operator of th* tha tltl« It hopaa to is umpire train in g school hero. w ith th* to u rist pro- claim a t * to ,-.- Lot high hope* feature commentator on A t Norm an We endeavor to glv* Southeastern UroadcetUng System . secured, ha declared.. Rawlins appointed a are formulated by tha trade In a lot a t Individual attontlon to ‘ - Matual Network, Th* local station will be ou a POLAND constating o f heraslf, general regarding Incoming ship­ o u r student*. G reat good la done national hook-up. Mr. ~ color motion plcWAb b a w , _____ v_ ments. The flral carloads of In sueh case* aa Richard’*, Young eU tad. but h* added th a t Comrim-iif - d om inated, Polish oriutgea have arrived and the people ilka him ara worthy of not a t liberty yet to dl governm ent tod#* tojd th e United platform. The B. H. Laney and MU* conpilmet\ta ' b#prd - reflected the ovary advantage afforded by col­ which o n e T lI# la leaving today states and Britain. In effect, to W ashington w here b e W w i tha mind tb elr ow# hu*in*aa |n con­ fourth lecturo (a the aariaa wRl Bamaey to assist C. If. Armltage satisfaction* of the trade. Quick lege!. Wa ahall be happy fo r you for In tna A m erican favedu- nection w ith Bui i Scott, widely I in any pray they could la making sales at a good price have con­ to recommend other- etoJanta to confer .with FCC officials reg ard ­ __ . b* given by Tc ing th* p en u lt for th e a ta tte i. firmed (hit general enthusiasm." o u r school" ' •- k»*wn «* "Th* tmerican Troo-'th# prograpi * «ueeea»- . ta ry il actions in Spiritual Values British Object T o Soviet Claim Stressed In Talk To Arctic Island At Kiwanis Meet Report Shows W AA Official Improvement In Arrested On Orange Market Fraud Charge E ? Canfield Cook Speaks At Pilot Club; flans Made To Hold Lyceum Series a IliEiftS&swkwBmk ---------------------- w s * flb v L tiy '- •' ^rfrSt'W -■ *. v . cm t >■ - i : r . t = fi i r * . ..■ * i 't ft A m t k x V . , u ka: 3*.:V'"- ~I... ■ ' | ■ ■ . • 9 * *v, ; E=^FT3 L-.v ^ ^ 3 3 O h 4 ^ 1 4 - 4 =T; - t ' • 1%v \ • a. V _ _ _» - •V i 1ffir'-w x* 1 �WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS, 1947* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Oie Sanford Herald Cities B etter Managed Arp mir cities bettor or worse jfovorneil tlinu 40 years ago? Luther Hulick, president. of the Institute of Public Ailnihiistrntion, answered this question fit tile recent ftilth anniversary of the National Municipal fx'ntriie. lie cites many gains. but much still remains to lie done. One definite gain is that there is far' less direct thievery from the public treasury. .Better accounting ...vstems are partly responsible. There is less political murder and other forms of violence, and less Vote ffatnl. Corrupt Ion in connection with the sale of franchises lias been reduced, and the patronage deals are less raw. The fundamental cause of these is the wiser and less partisan attitude of the average city voter. On the other side are the consequences .of a far more complicated scheme of government. Administration needs many more technical experts, and thus runs the risk of becoming bureaucratic. With governmcnl opera­ tions cin n far larger scale there is more chance for rake off and special privilege. A new area for graft Is opened >•»*—br-the-VHst- increase of new regulations.^iiiiiny of_wjil‘h list call for lawyers to represent the citizen. Finally city boundaries have not changed with the c h a n g e s of populari». tlnn. Ton many cities contain the slums, while the better citizens-have moved ou t to the suburbs. j£ ; Still, K> years ago few would have anticipated ■u. tile improvements that have come about in city govern- Jti— T K itar. y o u It. U always interesting to get the viewpoint n puhlic men known, or assumed, to be nonpartisan ii SOME O llU lir H E S HAVE BEEN HOUND ASLF.KP KOI. politics. When they are truly so. they occupy a jfosjtlnt Y'EAR.H: Therefor* “ let u* not which might be called a sort of political priesthood sleep a* do other*. I The**. 6:0. from the very fact of th eir aloofness and dim id crested ness. They naturally value their position accordingly.. Only 30 [n'r«nii» lost t h r o livt? It is hardly necessary, however, for a stntcsmni In fxnn »c^iilrlil* in Florid* '.last or soldier to show irritation, as some have been knowi y t a r a* colnpaied with .iJ to.: year before. _ Hut in aiblition to to (io, because newspaper reporters persist in askint those who were killed. their wrre them about public aspirations, limb a suggestion itsetl 2020 Injun** resulting from full*, farm niarhlnei y, burns, laddeis, is an honor which" most men would covet, and any mat | vnrluu* distinguished in public life has In recognize the fact: clqatrfcity, Itemvmbvi of tlu> situation. this wlifn you hear sloppy-vyeo , JNewspaper .men do not seek and perhaps M in o t sentimentalist, ilruulinu* about tlie public men because they want io, but because the very danger* of the poor duwti-trodden coal miner*. Their job* are not distinction of such notable citizens sets, them apart a i hazniduu* a* the country farm* from others in a sort .of "nohleiyic oblige" position that is obligatory on botii sidt?s. ■ . The reporter and photographer may seem a sort id A young iiiun driving on'Hcnile necessary note Boulevard i* ride, wiped !»,. nuisance, another automobile which fail* to man looks and sounds like. They are step though he lose* hli arm. One the citizen learns, through his paper, wuuld .think SciMiiiult. Boulevard If Wide enough foi two cut* t< criillc process. jo b l b J , A. Mut ray write* in the Tampa Tribune that a political frto-for-all may lie in the offing when the l.eirlrinture meet* in April. Homo of the issue* which may s tr the Governor tangling with pulitleal .npporienl* in the House and Senate me new tax*., n |w Htnte <on«t jtulinn, while Dkmocratic primary, water con. fervatlnn, revenue demand* of tit la* and countie,, Mute building program, school*. rrtlleges, huspitala, prisons, cow, and rlMeheit*, not to mention the Stale I'.nnptrollerV office. Taking tire optim istic view if , the Florida Supreme Cuur: has ruled, "Som e day It will he As rude and III bred to art the read hug or tran sg re ss mad man *' nara a, it la to eat pea* wl'ii a knife or lap soup from -i f ' spoon.” The Supreme f'mirl hn* spoken and the Supreme fou r Is the law o f the land. Hut it ia ■V v — -fprtny how -„m r |M“ t|Jr wepUlu'lg think of eating pea* with then | l i knlfa or lap soup from a fp w i, { but let them get liehind u alee*wheel and they Instantly f dliplay all the m anners nnd mure* l_ ft . The latest- leciult* In the work stoppage are 2,11110 Thu me* Hlvrr l,»r"e men and thousands of dock worker*. The worker, ate limi­ ting their pnM* in prole,I again,! the use of triinp, to tenlace «trlk‘ i'-g inirk driver* foi the delivery ,<f bowl. The uew walkout, occured whil” negotiation* *mighl an eutlv *•'* I tlemon! of Ihr original Iiurk di«- S T O I C .P * NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED i Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store CORNER SECOND A SANFORD - FOR SALE PHOI TRIM YOUR BUILT *IN KITCHEN WITH hCHROME TRIM. ! WE HAVE COMPLETE STOCK. 4x6s 2x10s YES! WE HAVE OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT . I Approved Type Korol Mall Boxes SHEATHING 1x6,1x8 and 1x10* SANFORI) HARDWARE tod ay paat, huj uurn i* the Magnitude of visual ilereiitlon that one often thinks he i* ■ut the aids of the Over 40,000* W orkers road when in reality he i< m the middle. It 1., not hard to h«v, On Strike In London * an aeeiilent thr*e ilgy*. llu i- i* hanl to save an arm, or u leg. LONDON' J.in. K> l/Vl The or a life, when an accident hap t»nli* i*f l.ntid'Mi Btrlker, were • pen*. _ •wrllrd today tn mure than llt.OfMI PACKAGE MkM tt tR eact Btuo. $hc/te9/4& 1 HOUSE AND LOT DUHART LUMBER YARD Public Celebrates WfcDNKSIUY, JAN. t s , IM 7 \ SEED POTATOES The Annual Meeting of the Femold-LaugMon Mem­ orial Hospital Association will be held at the Court House, Sanford, Florida at Two O'clock on Thurs­ day Afternoon. January 16, 1W7." ____L t T. W. LAWTON, President S! F. DOUDNEY, Secretary COMPANY 210 EAST FIRST STREET SIDING PHONE 1164 Sale-No Priority Needed Surplus Army Building, Portable Type 10 ft. . x 48 ft. — 750 sq. ft, floor space Oviedo, F t Phone 2691 Hi ft. x Hi ft. — 200 scj. ft. o f floor npnee ••*»> POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY Monday novelty drop tiding on Ihe outside. Sixteen windows nnd two doors in In rg e buildings and one door nnd six windows in llte small size. W ith TOKYO. Jan. If>. (#11— Ear K:i*t Air Knrrc hen Her* niiiitMilirc<f tmljiv lhi»P four jH ptnni** Hindi' n flight f f Hilt the Plifhit* film*' in Okitin wr . Tfip foist ii1(*ih = mml« lb** flight «f *»l*«ut 7041 milt** in Hiit* hour mid forty ml unit* avt*? niKIni? ’ hIkiuI I '-U milt*' nn hfiut ll wa* tht* firwt Limf dl— tunc** Pnrtftc Hiifflit by it*f pbinrNL ORLANDO Jan. 20 MUNICIPAL 8:00 P . M . AUDITORIUM Prices Include Tax Ideal for tourist cabins, lakeside cabin*, tenant build iAgs nnd other low cost housing. 16 ft, x 16 ft building sells for 8195.00 loddetl oh Truck, Reserved S eats—$2.80 - $2-40 - $1.80 16 x 4fi f t. b u i l d i n g se lls fu r $ 3 6 0 lo a d e d b n t r u c k |)r Leonard Darker Dpi utn rtri«1 Eyea examined—( i i i u n fitte d SOI fi. Orange Are. A- Orlando. Florida J'hnne 4BS7 Reconditioned P I A N O S THE MUSIC BOX III W. U t SL General Uon tract in it New homes built Old homes repaired Concrete Block Houses Windows, all iryprers, standard sizes fur Imme­ diate delivery. W. L. HOLCOMBE 1S03 Douglass Ave. Phone 944-J Phone tir call on us for further details. f) < e e M C \ w * A. D. ROSIER Phone 207 Sanford, Florida Phone of the most p rim itive savage. fey J *■ , England, which ha* a anclaliil govem inriit, la faring a* difficult a nroblrin in solving management Mbor problems, a* the more conISrvatlve A merican governmertr. »: - Million, of l^ n d m irr, are finding It next lo impossible to get uny5", thing U> eat aince truck driver* • Want nut on strik e and refused to move grocerlen. A general strike * is threatened which would psrallte the economic life of the whole nation. Tha answ er to such pro ­ plains is not socialism, communism % or fascism, hut in the developtncpt of a high degree of injelligenrc and character, rnupled with m utual respect and tolsratlon, Among al|^ the people. A prominent Democrat In the %.; Bouse of R epresentatives drnuA Is f| ' A gongressionat Investigation to 4 . • dAtatmlne the cause nf airplane y'. Accidents and the “ k excusable w iling of the A m crkau people" 1 '^ In them, if xurh An tnve,ligation o ’, u made, Congress may discover to Us ahiKked surprise that 1 dtrlkas, slowdowns, sb,enteeism. BOO othsr forpis of lab.ir strife have kept airlines from obtain, Ing nrw eejuipment nnd essential jy :' repair parts which m ust first i ha provided before airplane trali*Port a Uon ran b* (nadt -afe, The bast thing congress can do to K ; . ftravent fu rth e r loss nf lift Is SSIrjt’ tO g et ?»*opl« to go W k to work, i® " Ahconrsge prudortlon. f. • R am m iber’ a few months ago ypfptvilkan VOU couldn't find a pound m . AT butU r to »*v* your Ilf* and ^ L - Jia.so -callN l ' ‘llVeral'* politician*, jfc'jt As well ax tha CIO and other com* S S ^ ,' m uulsl Sgltators ware telling ym' f e t That If thgy took tha price catling* m \. off, tha b u lU r which you coidilr.'* ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS^ 5,000 & 10,000 VVnttH $375. nnd $475. Wallace* Miller if f Y y fW A Housewife’s 1 y M g d ? * a (w A (& 6 Davenport Seavice Station DAVENPORT, FLA. MISC. FOR SALE Firestone Stores 111 E. Ut Street TOILET SOAP 10c ALL SIZE CAMERA FILM IN STOCK. HYDRAULIC JACKS 3—8—8 TON SEAT COVERS FOR ALL .CARSjmOM U 34 to 1947 ELECTRIC RAZORS VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTRIC WH1PPERS BASEBALL GLOVES IRON CORDS REVOLVING LAWN . SPRINKLERS kADIO TUBES nnd. BATTERIES WINDOW SCREENING G A R M g H O SE A T O O L S TRAILER aOLTSH* c H E . SPECIAL STUDENT MATINEE—StSO P.’ M L , S U id k n t P r ic * .......^ ........ 111td y ***•#***** »**»»■*. , »*.. .. 1 1 .8 0 NOW ON SALE AT . r - - r . —- — ANGEB1LT HOTEL, . - ■ *• * t — - ,-^=— — — - =r - 1? * -f•ET^T ;:= • / : --J IN ORLANDO _ -- - . TH E BOOKERY WINTER PARK ■ but VOU CAN ORDER BY MAIL SEALED BEAM . , HEADLIGHT UNITS siiS OIL FILTERS* fcj-' ClLUngs off in a flU nf all tha G A S O U N l FILTERS II-' paopla In this country who think SHOCK-ABSORBERS m i+ J it r wwdd Ilka U> |lv« In Rui*ls BRAKE LINING h u t don't d are go there, and tha name hack. Not at 41 I'd, m V/* *7 , • 1 •Kneto* wH a d lm ia d nlamped envelope with check pv nvtaey prdeF made payable to Orlando Junior Chamber of Commerce. Avoid hut minute ruahl pcna to r your llekeU now! W V K-- V I p F O f l D IOYTUO UHSII AtfTMOkltT Of TNI COCA-COtA COlirAkT • ! • ■ • COCA-COLA BOTTLING ‘ COMP ANY (Only Mnttnc capacity of Audltoriam Soli) . Sponsored By Orlando Junior Chamber o f Cothiheit^ �We d n e sd a y , ja n . is , im t And Social THE SANFORD JERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Personal Mrs. Paul Ochiltree Completes Lectures WF.DNISDVY Street, TCKSii A Y Merlin* of Ore PaWis Cla** the F irs t B aptist Church will be held at 8:00 I*. M, at the home of Mr*. J. p. Cullen, l li l Weat Nineteenth Street. The K< W. IVattt Hi hie Class of the Methodist Church will hold Ita regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Wynn. SfllMJ Grandview Drive, with Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. J, N. A« xarello and Mr*, Kscar Price as hostesses. *This will not be a covered dish supper. “Warrants a ride of 100 m iles” . Orlando M orning Sentinel. Mri. Paul Ochiltree lectured. yesterday afternoon the Tour1st Center under the auspices of the Oardeti Club at l :3l) o’clock on the subject of flower noveltic*, miniatures and corsage*. .On Monday flight she displayed her flower hats which worn modeled by members of the audience and on Tuesday morning continued her Iceture of Monday afternoon on flower arrangements for the home, church and garden parties. Vrny good attendance has been reported for the series, the ptiu. ceeda' of which will go toward the building of n home for the (■aiden Club. At her lecture Tuesday after­ noon she suggested th a t similar colors he kept together in a cor. sage o r other flower arrange­ ments and that they he made simple. She advised that flower* ho worn as near as possible the way nature grows them and in the place that Is the must be* c o m ing,-not necessarily on th e , shoulder. • AH fhiwer* except roses, she *uld, s h ^ l d IA* cut in the coot of tfie-'Aluy. Fillers in corsages such as baby1, breath are not in the lies! artistic taste. Flowers should la* immersed immediately in water after cutting, she said. At the conclusion of .her informal lecture, she told how mUrh she had enjoyed her stay ill Hanford and thanked inemlAm of tho (ianfrn Cluti for their splendid cooperation. She, r.iu- PROVINCRTOWN PLAYERS ■— Casselberry, Route 17 Activities Presbyterian Women H e a r Utilise Miller H EALTH FU L " n I ucvlav ev ruing the w nntn nf- the I'leabytri ihm t hutch lo<i the pleasure nf hearing M l" l*'u)»e Miller, ii ictuinrd Misliunui \ ft uni Km ('a. Tin* wa* (he firm meeting In the Week *rf p I'inyri and Self IVni4| for F er­ ritin M i'iM u. ..—~ — Mi** 'tiller « b - mitinlUfC.I by Hi umlcv, pieiiiijent of veen: the dinner Ml*. \ \ . tin- Woman*** Aiwm;trr. *— Mis* Milter told the group of her r i |e i i r n ; ( i i a uitssh'ivarv Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Iliitlrr le- in hole* .nut ileaenln'il the pl|M tuined to I'hoenta, Arts, after where she worked. She euni|mml visiting Mts. Itnlici’s si ter* Mi** the Chinese, the Japanese, and Versa Wuodriak and Mr*, liny the *Kmeans, hv saying, "The Chinese ait> meichant*. the Jam Johnson. ane-e me w ar rnonret*. mid the Kilends of Mrs. Frank ChawMill teglel to Irani that she i.« confine,! to her home ns a result of an accident Inst Kilduy in KOMI'S llOMK 1UKKRY Miia Marian IVarson icbim ed la ,i vveyb to Manhattan. Knwhrrr she is a sophomore u Kansas State College after spend ing tin* holidays with her parents. Mr. amt Mis. Donald K. Peat She also -mike on the diet* son ami sot, Donald, Jr. returned of the Koie.m prple and showed to Gainesville after spemlinj the the alldieme the various slothes C hiistlitas holiday* with Mr. uni which tin* Korean women Mote. Mrs. O. T. Pearson^ Mis* Miller returned to tbl* F|<#|i|| wi„ interested la counti y in 1910 after spending 20 veins '.-eiving a* a missionary In Kurea and i* a native of North Hayes have sold their home Georgia and was a friend of Mm. Dtvniuwold to Mr. Hinl Mrs. C. ,\. Adam*. Mrs, II. M. Good­ L, (ilrnn of Charleston, S. C. win and Mr*. A* K. Iloaaetter. Follow in the mes-ting a ts*a wa* Miss Hally Pulratoii of Monti* held in the social room of tHe cello Is the guest pf Mrs. Kli»W* rhuich. brth Turnbull and Mi*. Maty Puleston aP theii h«ine on Mae Patty, Teddy Walker India A.VchUe Mr. and Mr*. \ D. William* • Fiuit Hill Farms. Ynle*vi|l«*t C a . , a te the gue-ts of. AJi. and Ml >. J. C. Mitchell at their home on Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and M i« William* b i b eiiroute to Miami. . Cupfs' Glenp Hov'oceks who .cully returned To the Cn State* from Kin ope and Ha* 1 spending a leave in Hahlold hi* family, left yesterday Kglin Field at Peruuicola ^REGINALD and . HITA GOODE • Company of 5 PAGE TH REE In the joyous comedy "A rl a n d Mrs. Bailie" Mi. ami Mis, tir o ig e D Wat -Oil. formeily of Sanlotd now living ..i Hebring, announce the marriage of their ilaughtrr, Dorothy lu*r. to Cecil >• Hmlth of Hebring mi Dec. On Sale Thursday Only 9 a. m. To 6 p. m. H o n o r v ± O n 1f i r J I n la y s nine* mid contests ® H r played lie vitimif guests wilii jirUe* g in ttmnt) Sinplmg, Sandra n amt Kilwanl McCall. At , ..in III*lull iif the games the l.liilutm , .ile- were rut and e.l III lie , I S’s in Sucker* Reports on the pail yrai were given li> ihc ta t mu- i<iiumiMre* when Circle N*>. | of the Fust |taptis| • Clmioii Hints Mom Is*, nlriimmj at the home uf Mi*. II li Melhv'in wrili Mr*. . Drittnu Johns.o. ... ... v| Fied Mv er - pi o— tiled ..vei I lie" meelilig, Hhe used as her tople "Oui Hull pt) Mor Id” I-dloi* rd uilh a pin) ,1 Mr * I It , iiliinm laugtn. lh ■ tl.l.l, . „,l I Mi Thomas b y H e n n W . Levy 1 y c itr on Broadway O pening Wednesday- 8:15 P. M For r v s e r v a l i o n s n h o n e Winter Park 827—J Of interest to friend* In Hanford i* the announcement today of the marriage of Mary K'*lyn Vaughan, daughter of Mi and Mrs. William Vaughan o f Comp­ ton.- Calif., to Ktlgene Smith, son o f Mr. and Mr*. W. 11. l.ymh «f Cameron City. The marriage was Oil event of Oct. 10. Mr*. Smith is the guc*i .d her pat cuts In Compton mid Mr. Smith U at present in the Navy and 1* oil an experiment on the HSS t ’urriluck at the South Role. Mr*. Fresi ti.im-. M> He will he released from the (ill)..... -Mis. S C, liia i am. .'I' Navy In the early p a rt of Ul 18. J. C. Hall, Mis. U S. llai key. Mrs. If. C. Haskins, MI*, lanv's ilughey, Mr*. It. <*. Metliv in, Alta-it Starke and M m Thmna* It " ly, Mr . W. If. Hu- sell. Mr*. W N O I'M K M KV I M is . Ja m e s H in t announce the tm ih Mary llo»*ehel H ran g e Memorial II Ktimey will la; tt-V llcrschej Hamby iORIDA STAT THEATRES Ileverljr G ray Beverly G ray ** one of the c h a r actere in n play p u t on by Tho Leuaer D ram atic {Studio*. These P**/1 »re produced to give the children « rhanro lo improve P belr diction, rra d in g and potae. .Claeses m eet in Sanford every Thursday afternoon fo r qualified Bbys and g irls age* 7 to 13. For F re e _ Lesson M T ry -o u t” w rite h 0X - 65 “ !l r lorida. 1 4 c-O p en > 1 2 : 4 5 p^m .-dO o L A ST DAY W E D N E SD A Y ! STAN COMSTOCK InreBtoMOl Bb««HUm c.\; nmi stmi CllOFAm rbon* MOt—Teletype DB M n **,on‘ (Adir,l DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY A TH URSD A Y F R ID A Y !! Phone 014 .................. P a lm e tto A ven u e i ik t£ tu £ NDABLE and PRO DRY CLEANING * Beni For speedy, depemlnble NIGHTLY EXCEPT SU N D A Y D ell/ Double M. *ImJ Qulniella* -a■ I Cl _ _ _ TERTAINMENT tr the Better" , 0 S, PALMETTO AVE. PHONE TURN AT THE RED ARROW SNAPSHOTS1 COHRECT M E N ’S W EAR �■ A ■• WEDNESDAY,* JA N . 18, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, f T O N IG H IS ENTRIES Flrtt liar#—raia rliM • IMilalrla Itarr) Lu^ky Judgrm*nl. Our llr*l Windy • Twlnhle. L illi. It'alnry Kupp.r Did. Il.auly COnteal.. do. jlu ia Hutda. ■■ —■ •aaaad Raaa—Pniartlyi IPIral Half Dally llaublai . Donna Amarha. I.urky I’ni. Cad' dy Maalar, Falla City. Inlla H'lorak Inky Mae, Amliar l.lpfil. 1>,,,|M, Htorvnalong. Mppy. *|ehu filth Mere—Palurlly , lt|H lelrle llaret Illuesey, Pardners |I r)» Iteut Ifotne. I^*nl While l.lpa. Put Klannagan. Tetus ,IUrt, Ml Pais, Our Hally. . Irvesvk flare—Fufurlly i Mlulalela llerel Chant Chance ” I WallsIt. Mare, Mark lluhan. Cl is, t It a lid Country jtue. F» Elfklk Kara—I .I B ,II ,I (Uulalala llara, Ruck, IRdK*. Hni.B- Roll Alll.l tka. Fan* Drllahl. ArroM I'.,lot flrih d 'Faalhar, Hky Hkl|>f*i llook tee—Pwtarltr i Ululalela llaret Hfavera, Tryanpasa, Tommie Maddov, I Aide Pell. Tau flit U S il, 1«aw i(d f Florid^ •A rU l i l t , kn^wn • • th* MUJII’IIY AC*T Ihk following iteacilLrU land In 5#mlnnU Coiiblf, I'l-.rl.la, will |»e ofr»r^<l for sal** m |»uMlr outcry for tfi* lilghrtl mol lien <a«h Lid. to ih* right o f »ltn Triiel.v. «*f th* Internal Improartn#m Fund to r«*Jrct any non all hit!*, at 4h* Courthouan h+glnnlftg at |0 ®o «»V?*»rk A.M. or> th*> I7lh day nf Krf.ruary, A l>. 1947. nuial«ta of municipalities raarrnant for road rlgltt of way 50«» fert %rW1* will l»a rM rrvnl from any |»ar<*«>| through whloh UTvr** !■ an aviating Htalr Ho "t Ak i*» ill famla n tir to ooa half of all priii.l#-um apd tin**#fourth* of othrr niinrrul* will ha HE'» o| S W i and E'ft of NEIft ••( HW Sr* t Imi 17 Tow nship X»» Hfiuih ItinK^ 3*» Ka»t. l/il» 39 to IX nhu’lt A >tlitwn> Height" fla t Ibxik • long# 41. |ptf| IS |llfM-k 3 F,nlfinlngf*f * AiMItlon N«. I .IM.ot llmik S p.ige* Si A 37. »:»l Of lllfM-k I Tier H The T'Uvii of KAnford. l.nt IS ltli»rk 9 1»r*1.inuold IMmI iiiMik a |ugM >'• a 9i a rut llofik 4 p.ige* in a 99 \j»t :t o»k inn iLiok a puir* I a*ft 12 Itlo* k » I »r ••Kinwo LI riul iLtok 1 |f.»gep Ilf A 91 * IM.1t lldtok t p-»tfd»k 3<* A 99 I«•fI :*• lllm-k 7 iMewiowoLf. IM.ll Monk I (Ulges 99 A 91 A. Plat llimk I INtgea 39 A 99. | a O | a 3.* A 2 i I I L m k ' fl 9I L I w m >. I (eight a Plat llook 4 page 41. I.nta 21 A 32 lllm k C MLIwuy llelghU Ptal Nlfe ( |f»ge II H S4<» ft nf HH of .SVVV* of NKV4 of NKM Hew N H'O ft of W I tot fil Nretlon S« Towrialilp SI Nolflh 4IANIM A'lAI E RAID ESTATE! V<ni *and aa .of you ar«' h.rab, fibllflrd a1td u unlrarl i» praa.ni any rlalma ami‘ dnnanda which you. allhar II■I mu. may liav. KKAln.i I lir ratal. •f lilfr.da II Iftashlann. ii.rra .i Id a nf aald County, i lha County Judy, of Samlnnla CoUhtM. Florida, ai hit offlra In -lha rnort .houaa of aald Caiunly. at Han find Florid*. wllhtn •••hi ral.nilar month* from lha lima of tha flrftt puhllrallnn of lhl» null,'. Earh claim or ilamand ahall ha In wrlllnx. and ahall atala tha plara of ra.ldanra and port offlra addr.ha of llir rlalmant. and ahull l.a .worn In liy lha olalmani, aicani, or aitorna,, and.any aucli claim nr il.-nn nd mu an fllrd ahall ho «uM. ’ JAUf.1l I! DAVIDKON t< ndintnl’iralor nf lha I.alula of CI.PIIb'IM II DAVIUXO.V. drceaaed IN Clil'IIT OF THE* COUNTV JCIMIK HEMINOI.E COPNTV HTATi: OP FLORIDA IN I’llOllATI: In r . Ih. Kalala of IIAF.EI. HAND MKill WETHER. I» ra a ..d TO Al.l. WHOM IT MAY c o y . CEIIN. Noll,.- 11 harahy Ml Van lhal 'IIARI.LM J ML'III WETIIER ha* flint fil* riiifl lepi.n aa avemilof Vf ° ' r '*•***+ «f -IIA/.KId IIANIi i)ar#isnl; that he ha* flloaf fils i»etlt|oti for final i|U«hr»«ge, utitl that he will apply to I He llonomhU It W. WAItlL 4’numy JtKfge of HeinlnoU County, KlorLU. on flit Tl If day of Pehruafy. |MT, for npprovai of o m r ntld ftil- final •liaoharge aa rlrciito r of ih* *»lal* of HA/.EI. HAND MERIWETHER, drriaard. on Ihl* *olar«t .mi .il.l.Kilr- S' Tit# Hanford II.r.M I* rtcxlxtistaa ■t ilf n*w*p*p#r In which Ihl* order -hall 1*. publlftfi.il uin*. *acb mftk 'tat four fftmn iiilv. w.»k» WIfNRHS rrv» hand ami official «.il tl Hanford. Count, »f AmHOTHK TO APPEAR Inol., Plata of Florid* ilila 71 ft TO; AIIDEN W. COCK MAN, whnaa January. A. r>. 1*17. plara nf r.ald.nra la tin* III n i l - 4*r ,i i<P. llKIlNIHftN inn l«. N. II . . Clark circuit Court You ara harahy required lo apHnnlnola County. Flnrldn paar on lha 7tl> day nf February, Ry D. U Hum, D.C/ A. D. 1*17. In a rartaln. ault for dlvorca pandlm In lha Clrrult'Court (HEALI nf Hamlnnla Cnanty. Florida, an s' nril'RT o p . THE COCNTY ahbravldad till# nf which aald raaa JCDlE. HEM INOl.i: OOCNTV. la MTHTI.i: H. COCKMAN. Plalnllff TA All LEM W.. rviCKMAN, Da. fandanl. Wllnaaa my hand and . offlrlal 1al al Hanford, Hamlnnla County, tat* of Florida. 11,1b 7th .1#>• of January. A D 1*47. O. P. HERNDON. . Clark Circuit Court, horn fu n ction a l p a tlod lc pain Hamlnola County, Florida, fly D. I. Hum. DC ijr of January, ll l f . CIIAKLKfl J M B fU V etllR n F iaru lo r of lH*. 4»t*f* of HAZEL, HAND MERIWETH­ ER. ilarraaad . OP FMtlllDA TO; I Lin-Id Hoy WlUey. realdenre, • HealfU, Waahlngton Mall Alfdreaa: • «S33 Kast 73rd Hireet Mm11U, Washington • You are* herehj ordered anil ra* qulred lo he and appear before the tMrruit Court of the Ninth Judlrlal fMrrult of the Rtite of LMorhlk In and for Hetnlnole Crtnnty In Chan­ cery on ilia loth day of Kehruary# A.I). 1947. at the Court House at Hahford. Florida, to answer a avaorn hill nf romplalnl filed agalnat you In Ilia aLova alylad <*ourt l»y Muriel llerta Wllsey, same being a kill for u final decree of divorce; other­ wise, a decree pro ronfevso will he ib llg allR H * n f H l a l n nm l j illin li n re m lie s va. lilV O R '’R WILMEIL M I’lHlIlt’ltN. (k N n d in l * ^ • O ltm ilt TO A»'l‘K<\lt • TH3 HTATK OF FUlltlHA To: Wll.MCIt 21 ffliJlin tN . 2 N It 9719934, Ollkri IJrAelal M*♦•|l|l a I. August*. <J#orgiii. Il *p|»^arltig frorn lh<* pUInllff* awnrn lllll <»f 4*<»m|illiltil fii» In fh# nl»*lVr rutltlnt <*bt|«* till, It ft I ti r hrttrf nf ttir platnttrf thM thr d*f#»r>d*nt. Wllfhrr \l • • « burn, I* • fr«ldrl»l "f ,» m.itr •••lirr than tha Hl;«ir of FNirtda ih.»» »»•• raaldrnrr. domlrllr and add***** I tha aald drfrudant. aa |>artl* ulnrl« Aa thr aim* I* k n o w n it. th* plaintiff aflrr illli**,it -• •»• li ••••» Inquiry, la a* allot#* *howr» 4H>I • tAtadi that Ih^rw I* no |»nao»» in tha Htatr nf Florida llir ••*,%L* g AUbpoana nr ■urtillioria upon » L* m would bind Ihr raid dafrtiilant an I that Ihr drfrndant I* ••%**« thr agr of twanty-nnw >»ara: I t IH. Til 15ftKKOflK. itHliKHKIi that Ihr drfrndant. Wllmrr 21 <*og. burn. app».<r hereto •>!> the 7“th day of February. A l> l»ll. In llir Bill of Cotopfalnt of it... ..!•! Elltabeth M. Fnablirn flint »xalo*i Mm In tha office of the r t.r u of file C'lrcult- Court to and for Hemrtnule I'ouuty, Flort.t* on Ihr .Kill day of J*a»i<r>. A I* IM7 the ■*n*riL nature of *ulil •••It heln* e and other relief liter he |tultl|et|.d aa* ikai fVI The IUr*M piper pwLllfhwtl In MmiiIi i t , fHorhla. oner « v%• • L (49 fORMfUllYf Mrrke I return «1ny sl»lr«l In iM« f|T N K M »ny L r n q l M in i l l» r ••• ftt 9Bld Cmirl thlw MIL e»*t% Jinuirv, 4 .I 1 1947. wl Hj$nfnr*l ••LI Hlntr und Cniinly. 4>. I*. IIRIINhOK I*lrrk r ir m li ■*Conti. Hwmlnnl* ,'oiinlv FhirLtw IIv f». is. iir .v r, in* (Cl. Cl H*al) AKHIIMAS. IHAI. A Sk III! MAN OfUn4». FlnrLIn A(lornw>f> for IMnlntlff NOTH’*!! —• MLMlMn.L CiHINTN i 'l j . l n i - i . JAKLAHY llth . 1941 NOT| Cl? is 111: 111:11v illv k s ihoi pur >u« lit til S*a I L*II 9 aef «*hit|*lrl n **H* i»wne«1 tla.flt.e7 •11.3ID.J7 Nona lt.7U.tV p rn flta • rid retlr.mdfit arcuur.t f«»r |ireferre ,1 alnekt L t a iiii.rrii:tf IS' T lllt i n r IIT n f T ill i TiI'NT* II'IUIE. HKMIN'i i LF '•'•I'.NTV. FLORIDA. IN I'ltORATi: In re Ratal* nf WIIJ.tAM I. TAl*l% I ih > s »h I T«» \l.la i *||KI Mt o II.h ASI» l*i:il HO.S'H II AVIS’, 1 I'l.AIMH ult !•»: m a n h h aua inut h \ i i » km tati * ton nnvl •*•$«'!, of you .•*»#■ l » »• I*% nollfle.f mill $e<|*t it e-tl III I*rr«rttl any clnliit" .»»»•! d* irui|nl* * Lie*I* >o || e»r rllhef of %*•*• t,i.$s I tt'r iltMiliel llir rwliilr of William I. Ta|t|t, ilrrrs ■«<1 Ll< of *»^10 ,'01111 ft tft^lfle* 1toltfe- «*f MfihIh olr riellfll). FlofliL* wlllllti e-l*fl», r»*I#li*l tl f iltonlh* ffeell* lit* ,iU»*« of Ih* fIf «l pllhtti *tloft «ftf Ihl- emllre 11*4*h • Isllll 4•1• ite-Mlf*lot "hilll If*' a riling, nml *11111 # lilr Ih* plare* of rr«|i|e*n<'# it Bit p«»"l nf fl. »• M«t«lr* of Ih** rlrtlmanl, mot «liall sworn In by Ihr rlalmaltl. iSHrnl, . nr Bllnrnry, snii sin "iirh I In lot nr 4t«*f|i«liil n*et wet fH*-*t -Its II N eed a L A X A T I V E That Hang On as' d c-a p i t a i , a i j 'd i 'NT!* MRMUtlANRt'M ft-il ,.r ■**i*nrd t« *«.eure JlalillliI. a rid • icr pur|Mi«** L tia ja i.e e did*, f'l.uplr of Hamlnnla, • V MAKS .aal.lar of Iht **• above-named hank, do aoDmnl] Ih* *hn%* alplcirirrif la r u e l o I l i a b * f tt o f m y k h o w l e d y A« rt«lrttlfil"lmfe*r nf III# !> Inlr of WILLIAM L TA 1*1 • lift PilRF'l Kiiel |euLlli'u 11•••* Ian. I *. I*•( ‘ IN T il K 41Hf||T 4»F II *1MIK. Mf.' \ I I St 11 ri.itlMMA, I In r* K"tal9 iff f 11ANI I »HO.V, | lr* rjai <1 T fL A U i HONS IIAVIMI 1’I.A I /[low!ForLimit* n m I I » your a o i e r S i c k '— ’ CARDUI . . i ‘v ‘•nvr.-.vr*..—^ iterCo»ihi,citwtCoU»,ifosciitH» c r e o m u l s io n <llrect«<L ioc MM » c t- l. oni««»«. CflLOTflBS iO K e v n L U I n i / u 12 SntN H . Plinw ranla ami poitara 0 -l;KK*S SIGN SKRVICK O. D. I.amlraak. 1’htyio « ta i FO R RENT I 1 REAL ESTATE W AN TED 6 OFFICE BPACE In PU. S tate Bank. See Mr. Kilpatrick. CLEAN FtJK N ISIIK Il ROOMS, gantlrmiui preferred. HII7 Msgimlia Ave. room! ARTICLES W AN TED HKN*T A CAK YOU HRIVH IT I’llONK IOJ MTKICKLANIIMifftlURON “ •IMUYlt.IT, I NIL I HAVE • csih hujrtr fo r th it I'L L B U t your ra r re*srdle*i home of your*. Phone H U , of age or condition. Roy Heel, Kdwsrd P. Lane. "The men who .100 W. '.hid St. knows Sanford." 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOM and Isiard fur elderly wo. man. 1*. 0 . H«x 314. RADIOS, phoiui aticcl m'u»ic, gul Ilox, phone U&3 7 Peta, L ivritoch, Supplies rrcorda, iio ix ii? • iH .Y S O tn rn PARTS' ANI> HP.HV1CK 109 I'alm rlli, Ave. Rhone H ER TS SKWINC MACHINE SHOP f u m lih r d bedroom. 515 lluild your present machine into WATCH HKI'AIR, Diamond aet u portable electric. InilaR the ling, engraving, gee Mr. Falk backward and forw ard nttach- FOR SA LE: Jersey cow. Mllkinr Reasonable price. \V. It. Rrldgei, meo|._. Repair oil make*?- .SupHer a, M allin'o. One wesk'i 2 W A N T E D TO RENT lilies fo r all m achinri, IIS Mo. ' lit. I. Ilox 113, Sauford. aerviee. FURNISHED APARTMENT UR French Ave. Rhone 1100. FOR SALK; 3 month old heifer HOUSE, permanent reiidrnls, . , reasonable, S. II. Ilnrhannn, lit gnod reference*. Call I4H. ‘ IANU., tuning aim) repairing. A PIANOS - u*ed -reconditioned am i, 1 Box Oil. L I.. Sill, reiidvnrh phone 011VETERAN — student, wife, hatty guaranteed. The Mode Box.I . . . . . . .T.T-', — '— ~ T W or Millie Ilox, Rhone 953. 11U \V. lit Street. Rhone 033. P ” 11 -SALE: Old Jenny Mule need imall * npartm ent. Rhone 611-J. • IMITATION leathere in moil colors add large selection of EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, 3 REAL EST A TE FOR SALE goo.1 upholatery fabric*. Hobart Frrd Myera, 311 F.. 2nd St. I.IIT— H ESIItAHLE LOCATION H. Brown, l u l l N. Orange FOR IIC I I . D I N G HOME. Av#_ Orlando. Fla. 8 HELP W ANTED CLOSE IN. ON W. 3rd ST. CARDEN and lawn iced; VI RHONE 1IMS-J. GIRL for soda fountain Fcrtllixer. Th* Sanford X FOR SALE: Good 5 room houie cy'i Drug Store. Part Stone, 2nd ii Sanford. full time. with bath anrp- running water, FLOWERS elr^tric itove, telephone, 3 acre* for all occailom good farm land. Can give Im­ SAW FILING and actllng. Newly mediate poiaenion. Rhone Coun­ McN e i l l a y o s t , f l o r i s t er|uipped Jo handle nil typo* Celery Ave. ju*t off Sloes ty 2503 after 0 P.M. except band saw*. Saw 11<>*pitnI Office ph. 403, reiidence oh. 010-R AVON PRODUCTS. INC. will 'lit. 1 Ilox 205. train wrynen to earn 11.00 and on 1 AIR THERM” ELECTRIC HEAT­ more per hour renreaenting our trtry p roil net*. Women now employed INVESTIGATE Auto Hmly and ERS reduced from g 15.44? 'o Fender Repair profit*. You'll b« Motor. nerd nnt apply Write giving $13.50. Two burner electric hot convinced. Practical (pare jime qualification*. Ndnmi DilLuan. plate*. SK.40. II. IL Rope Co. home atudv and re*ident coliran Mid. Broadway. Orlando. Inc. Ph. 800. ‘ STOREBUILDING, 5 room apart including welding, apray paint­ ihent and filling *tatinn, two ing. metal work, may help you I t n .l A B I . E MAN with~car ii .TT m TUXEDO FEEDS—complete lit tttirv building, *ite 30 x 50 feet open your own repair ahop or on farmer* in Heminolc County. Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. with ilook grocerie*, counter, get a good job. 0 . I. Approved. Wonderful nppnrtimlty. $15 to • helve*, fthnw caac*. bath, water CUT FLOWERS, potted plan'* $20 in a day. No experience nr . Mechanically-minded men get and lighta Metal garage 30 x ftee detail! today. Write Auto­ capital required. Permanent. and complete landscape aerviee 40 fret, frame building IM x 24 Craft* Training, AHF rare Write today. McNESS COM­ at reasonable price*. A. F. feet, g n o lin e pump, l-ncnted PANY, QKPT. A. Freeport. III. paper. Ramsay, F loriit, Sipe| Ave. at near city limits of Sanford. _railroad. Phone 31D. Price *7,500.00. W. It William*, EXPERIENCED biake man. Mual Realtor. 110 K. Park Ave. San­ MEATS, Groceries and Purina undaratand all type* brake*. ford. Phone 1120,’ P. O. Box 1101. . feeds at Touchton & Wa'sqn, 1201 Celery Av*. Phone (109. REAL ESTATE ATTENTION VETERANS. Have ATTENTION Ladiei! Bring till • INSURANCE your clothes, spreads, quilt* and opening fo r 3 men IH - 26, ORANGES. Sweet. Juicy, t r - . . INVESTMENTS Idahket* to "lielpy Selfy." You ripe, 86c bushel, 91.36 crate. free to travej entire U. S. Aver* RAYMOND M. HALL Bring container*. Hawke, Paid 1. age earnings $200. mo. Trans­ can do a fanillv wash in about nu r Registered Broker and hour for 75c. We have plenty of Post Office. portation furnished. No phono Insurance Agent soap, starch, bleach, bluving calls. See Mr. Rodrigues, be­ Itm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. FOR SALE: Windows, all ryavailable. Alio free drying line*, tween 3- nnd H P. M. Valdez pre*«, standard si*** fo* in<lawnled on West 16th St. be­ • H o t e l / MODERN apartment building, re­ mediate delivery. Phone U44-J. I tween Elm ami French Avenue*. cently decorated. clo*e in, con­ 1603 Douglaa* Ave., Sanford. 9 W ORK W AN TED taining four 2 bedroom a p a r t­ ' I.A DIRS—Do your arms ache at * manta, one completely fumlnhed CONCRETE’ Hewer ""Jdpe. Sepli.- EXPERT painting — contract or 1 night from wringing clothe* b y and available for immediati* tnnk*, Greese trap*. Stepping hourly Basis. S. G. Grogan, 1 hand? If >o make wash dav a possession. atnnra. Benches, Bird baths. holiday—Try the "lielpy Selfy" Free estimate*. Phone 783-J. ■• Way! Plenty of free InstrucTHE FOLLOWING is the twit Miracle Concrete Co. 300 Elm f i l m offering available any­ Aye. Phone 833-W. LAUNDRY work at home. 512 E. I tinny. I-ocated on AVest 16th H*. where In Seminole County: i>8 I>etwe«n £lm aipl French Ave7th St. FILL D1RST, CLEAN. See ll'(F. I nucs.____________ , __ Harrington, 1838 Jerry Ave. 1 NY'LOV Stockin';* Invisibly mendLockhart subdivision or. con­ rd. Phone 788-W. tact Lormann*. 2700 block S. Park. 14 SPRING plants now ready. Iceluirg lettuce. Great l^ke* and Imperial 44. Rutaer tonmfto, Fla. Giant pepper, Broccoli, E n­ dive, Collard* and Onloha. J. W. WANTED: Palnllng by cxnrri Bell, Ixike Monroe. Phone 15. enred painter by hour nr jolt. MAN'S BICYCLE. Electric shav Warrvn Bowman. Naval Air rr. 2 tennis rsrkele. Nerval O Station, Post Office Box 1360. Harlatt, IH. 2, Box 1PI-A. San HTKNOGRAPILER - bookkeeper. foni. 20 year* experimee. Seasonal work. Mra. Norman, phone 788-W» ORANGES—91.50 Btl. Delivered. 10 Btiabtaea Opportunities R. W, Lord. Phone 798-W_____ A Chance To Ixwrn Flying CIRCULATIN?} lle s te r, uses Wood or coal, good . condition. Phone GET off th e ground, you sm art birds, and save a real nest-egg a t th e sam e time! F it yourself 75 LB. COOLERATOH Ilka new w ith a flying fu tu re . . . a 995. Tattle top kerosene w hite career of tomorrow. Free q u ar­ range cook stove like new 975.00 te rs, free medical and dental at A ir Rase first building on ear*, rapid advancement. In­ left. R. M. lirnkle. creased basic pay plus 6 0 * flying payl Go to your nearest GERMAN and Japanese rifle*, A rm y Recruiting B u tto n for good condition. Inquire Office f u rth e r Information. 6 Rutland , T railer Park. ________ Bldg., Orlando, Fla. lfl f t Inboard Correct C raft aun I ahftii.L Phftifia H48-W. i ' LOANS Sanford Women Praise Veto! Women everywhere are praising V eto -C o lg ate 's new deodorant that checks perspiration, stops odor, yet la DOUBLY SAFE. I d fact. VETO la DOUBLY PR E FE R R E D by Registered N u rm i Nation-wide survey show* that nurses who tried VETO prefer it almoet 2 to 1. VETO U safe for normal skin. Safe for dothea. Contain. DURATEX, ex­ clusive safety ingredient. Stays moist In jar —nevor gritty or grainy. LOST * LOST: hand truck nt com er of Park and l.akn Shore Buulrvard. Atlantic Itcrr Company, OrlanE'OIIND; P air ladirn glove*. Own-i er may have b r Identifying and Raying for thla adv. 1933 Century of 3 keys. Return IdJST: Key rlni ProirvM witl to Herald. l<08T: Black leather key case with 3 k e n . Reward 96-00. Return to Roee Belle George, RL 1, Box 191, Sanford. 15 One of Sanford Beet A partm ent bouse, a good Investment. autoT fo r sale awning, reaft St.. Sanford. A beautiful bungalow cloae IMfl Chevrolet 2 door, t new tire * , other three good, 9450,00. J .t ? . Co. G arage. HJ*. Evlnnide, I I I French Ave. ■ * • • ■ LaM on the O rlando and Sanford KDW a V d F. L A N R Realtov CQlfFORTABLE FRAME BUNOALOW, ImmediaU pojaeMloo. A -l residential reatrlcted. Priced to soil b r owner. 1918 Palm etto LEAF MOLD 41 PEAT HUMUS, 10 VARITIES CTTBUS TREES, SOUR STOCK. COCOS PLUMO8O8 PALMS. CULTIVATED UUCKLEBERRIBS, WILL DELIVER t SET. PHONE COUNTY PM , CRY* 8TAL LAKE NURSERY. LAKE MARY. excellen Ssgiford M OAK a a i w .; •Sftct ; % ’s 1941 OLDSMOBlLE, all new tlrei, ear in excellent condition, price 91340JW; ■Phene 9112, Sanford. a j a f * 1 Vs m ■ e ■ I I ia m g 1 tire*, g o Roy Pori. SMASH!NO *HI»> iklppcr. ly e ln a l h l .1 i*e bow under and to w n the aprtyhtgh N orth Atlantic ilp n r i of ncar-trtplcal described.the m W ln f as tho roughest in tn g e re bom lurope. (Intcmoilonal). & - - tS S r * . V W r . - 3 f ATLANTATj^n. 1G-^ •A state highway natf sn said today th at o sm a r ga3 capsule had i oded fn the governoi reception roQig a t the state- £ capitoL** Tho • pA trQ lm sh.'^i G. W. If Am, lr.on. raid that a minor disturbance i,»d been caused, but not enough Jy> to force Fvaeuntion of tho room. Meanwhile tho Talrmidge forces staged h coup .? «iUt in the battle of t& fcgl governors,^ “ B right and o a r i y thfe . vnomfng, Hermnn Tnimodgw / moved Into the jssixatife *'| hfflpe c f hla rival, Elba 'Arnall. H q announced: “A s; j Governor of Georgin, I hsVS * ^ taken oompleto chnrgd of ‘ th o -executive offices a t the state caplto!.'' The Talinadge forces •truck * during the .nighf. They had the Jocka changed on the floors of tho governor’* offices in the c h d U o I buiidnig at A tlanta. Thi-ii the vynguard movetl in around * T:flO this morning with TalmadKe, hinuelf. commandeering A m ah's in­ ner office at 0:0«) A. M. Th* Tsintsdge crowd said that when tnoy came in they nnd empty, bi clear whathet ? & 3 ) * 2 S removed hU ti^lomjinRs be- Queen To En•nlatka ■Shew: ikcuUr.dWp), Jsvi cue g aartor dim orrery, nf -what be cal * ami * t u • ‘resident Jack Ratlgan, e Instigators uf th ll itrcclty, and wearing colored conflsjratfco 1 neck, w ai disqoali!h« c ntattt which WSJ ;F alh * r William Mach- vested 1940,046,390 Id U. 8. 3a Ings Banda, during 1949, an ava age of 140.29 per capita, accor In r to a rep o rt released today I Raloh f t Harwell- * la ta Direct of the V . ti. Savings' Bonds Dfi Glady»-P»ire and Mn. 'ion of U « T ntiU ar»;D tp»rtm et Of th i« . am ount 992,800.068 wr Bradley,-.eltv hall cm- In Oertogi E Bonds and $38,491 222 In S tria* T and C. FO UN D 1942 GMC Big ton 10 wheel dual 'It rear end e a r n truck. Good tires, A-l condition. R atliff A Sons. join th* thouktnda who use aod pi VETO I But auppiiea of thia special an Hmlted-ao ottfoaU GetVETO-tc Minor Di.durhnni SPECIAL SERVICES BED ROOM fo r rent. 311 I'nrk Avrinie. ' * _ .. AH.HEIM . LI NIII 1.11 Itrmanil Ilrpoalla of llullt niiial*. par a (m•r .*11*»,i • . rim* 0*|m«lta of In.llvliluala. parlnaral rotim railppi . . |i*|M>*n* of U nitc| Hlrilaa ftovarnotrol fmfttAl MYlllgO . . • • • I.f HIMm bii«| fmlHlrr*l yuhdlv I,*•§*vi*11* nf Lank* Othrr dr|mg||« IrFiHflNl and r«»hlrr*a cheeka^ etc. I TOTAfjl nriMlglTH o th rr h.iLIhllrr i huuarkerping U'fH Rulmetto Ave. »'"• ao u iu u j L> Link i •llt**r A 2 LSROK '.Nher Loud*, note*. Mint del CorfKirair Mucks tlurliolln of K»'lrr,il ltee«*rv«* La fgsniiv and itlsCuiiiils llfirlu H m k | i r # m l s * g •.W Jir .l f n rUliifM 4.c«? *2 IjC gal N o tic e C A P U D IN E hYa TE I II %II T l. II >*. I3I.V,—IIKIF.IIVI: niaTRICT l a . • r e p o r t npa r n * n m o l o p * I APoll If ATLANTIC V a TIOHIL BANK OP •ANFOHII. IN THE *TAT»: OP FLORIDA IT T ill: FLUNK OE III KIN>UII ON DEC. SI. I M If IN RESPONSE TO CALL MARE RY rifMFTHUl.I.IH OP THE I I IIMENCY. I'NIIKR SECTION Bill. F. S. REVISER STITI TES / ASSJTS r •'n»L. IiAIaiii'ts with Other a. InrludfnK raaarv* halftifii*-. ii ,i*| t ttnh Itemi prfM'aa. of rnllarllon | I’ti11r«| Htilea G iurm nuiit :atlon». dlrari and '• . • gl|l>|HlttP#>it IQnlalala llaaal III lln llnlllna. Kall> <• llrlrli Trail lloai, Minay M<>. Rtaiiw In. Rarsl Hpaak. 0 " n *l*»l.*l Plal Haiti . ' • Tteuralaia Liquid Beware Gouelis How women an c/ girls way get wanted relief 5 urtao of Hi nilnnlx Ip, on tba l»ih day .ft 1**7, for approtal ni final otri-baiaa a< lb . .* i . i . of si ft ft F.ionii. < i.i.»..ii sh ip tiK onoESA ii Aa Kl.rulrlft of Ihr MitH c v r . t .r s it 'RTATK •OP FMHIIllA. • W ' h • * » ■ . IN PRORATE In tr lha Eilat* of MltP EVELYN M <11:101 II, P acaft.il To All Whom II Sla) Conraru Nollra la brreby Milan lhai *1, MHH. OEnltOENA M IIAMII., Iiaia filed my final ralmri a . Executrix of Ihr aalata of MUM. EVELYN M. g E m r.lt. drcraaed; lhal I ha,a fllail m y. petition far flnnl dlachanr*. and lhal I will apply t" lha Ilonorahla II. W. WARE. Coun- coupe, good Condition, cheap. K W S C 'IIK « i ombinal *» UfV.hed a UAwltn 1 itin y ar.cne tn IL n , 1 ,ukt had a UP which Id iiedhirvaT andtaon red by Alvift Odham, !, Cojojltxrll, ^ a d Dick r wax plenty t i noise fug fer.avrvybo.Iy. ke .-Mhnrtdd .that formed Umt ho n o t e �■ A ■• WEDNESDAY,* JA N . 18, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, f T O N IG H IS ENTRIES Flrtt liar#—raia rliM • IMilalrla Itarr) Lu^ky Judgrm*nl. Our llr*l Windy • Twlnhle. L illi. It'alnry Kupp.r Did. Il.auly COnteal.. do. jlu ia Hutda. ■■ —■ •aaaad Raaa—Pniartlyi IPIral Half Dally llaublai . Donna Amarha. I.urky I’ni. Cad' dy Maalar, Falla City. Inlla H'lorak Inky Mae, Amliar l.lpfil. 1>,,,|M, Htorvnalong. Mppy. *|ehu filth Mere—Palurlly , lt|H lelrle llaret Illuesey, Pardners |I r)» Iteut Ifotne. I^*nl While l.lpa. Put Klannagan. Tetus ,IUrt, Ml Pais, Our Hally. . Irvesvk flare—Fufurlly i Mlulalela llerel Chant Chance ” I WallsIt. Mare, Mark lluhan. Cl is, t It a lid Country jtue. F» Elfklk Kara—I .I B ,II ,I (Uulalala llara, Ruck, IRdK*. Hni.B- Roll Alll.l tka. Fan* Drllahl. ArroM I'.,lot flrih d 'Faalhar, Hky Hkl|>f*i llook tee—Pwtarltr i Ululalela llaret Hfavera, Tryanpasa, Tommie Maddov, I Aide Pell. Tau flit U S il, 1«aw i(d f Florid^ •A rU l i l t , kn^wn • • th* MUJII’IIY AC*T Ihk following iteacilLrU land In 5#mlnnU Coiiblf, I'l-.rl.la, will |»e ofr»r^<l for sal** m |»uMlr outcry for tfi* lilghrtl mol lien <a«h Lid. to ih* right o f »ltn Triiel.v. «*f th* Internal Improartn#m Fund to r«*Jrct any non all hit!*, at 4h* Courthouan h+glnnlftg at |0 ®o «»V?*»rk A.M. or> th*> I7lh day nf Krf.ruary, A l>. 1947. nuial«ta of municipalities raarrnant for road rlgltt of way 50«» fert %rW1* will l»a rM rrvnl from any |»ar<*«>| through whloh UTvr** !■ an aviating Htalr Ho "t Ak i*» ill famla n tir to ooa half of all priii.l#-um apd tin**#fourth* of othrr niinrrul* will ha HE'» o| S W i and E'ft of NEIft ••( HW Sr* t Imi 17 Tow nship X»» Hfiuih ItinK^ 3*» Ka»t. l/il» 39 to IX nhu’lt A >tlitwn> Height" fla t Ibxik • long# 41. |ptf| IS |llfM-k 3 F,nlfinlngf*f * AiMItlon N«. I .IM.ot llmik S p.ige* Si A 37. »:»l Of lllfM-k I Tier H The T'Uvii of KAnford. l.nt IS ltli»rk 9 1»r*1.inuold IMmI iiiMik a |ugM >'• a 9i a rut llofik 4 p.ige* in a 99 \j»t :t o»k inn iLiok a puir* I a*ft 12 Itlo* k » I »r ••Kinwo LI riul iLtok 1 |f.»gep Ilf A 91 * IM.1t lldtok t p-»tfd»k 3<* A 99 I«•fI :*• lllm-k 7 iMewiowoLf. IM.ll Monk I (Ulges 99 A 91 A. Plat llimk I INtgea 39 A 99. | a O | a 3.* A 2 i I I L m k ' fl 9I L I w m >. I (eight a Plat llook 4 page 41. I.nta 21 A 32 lllm k C MLIwuy llelghU Ptal Nlfe ( |f»ge II H S4<» ft nf HH of .SVVV* of NKV4 of NKM Hew N H'O ft of W I tot fil Nretlon S« Towrialilp SI Nolflh 4IANIM A'lAI E RAID ESTATE! V<ni *and aa .of you ar«' h.rab, fibllflrd a1td u unlrarl i» praa.ni any rlalma ami‘ dnnanda which you. allhar II■I mu. may liav. KKAln.i I lir ratal. •f lilfr.da II Iftashlann. ii.rra .i Id a nf aald County, i lha County Judy, of Samlnnla CoUhtM. Florida, ai hit offlra In -lha rnort .houaa of aald Caiunly. at Han find Florid*. wllhtn •••hi ral.nilar month* from lha lima of tha flrftt puhllrallnn of lhl» null,'. Earh claim or ilamand ahall ha In wrlllnx. and ahall atala tha plara of ra.ldanra and port offlra addr.ha of llir rlalmant. and ahull l.a .worn In liy lha olalmani, aicani, or aitorna,, and.any aucli claim nr il.-nn nd mu an fllrd ahall ho «uM. ’ JAUf.1l I! DAVIDKON t< ndintnl’iralor nf lha I.alula of CI.PIIb'IM II DAVIUXO.V. drceaaed IN Clil'IIT OF THE* COUNTV JCIMIK HEMINOI.E COPNTV HTATi: OP FLORIDA IN I’llOllATI: In r . Ih. Kalala of IIAF.EI. HAND MKill WETHER. I» ra a ..d TO Al.l. WHOM IT MAY c o y . CEIIN. Noll,.- 11 harahy Ml Van lhal 'IIARI.LM J ML'III WETIIER ha* flint fil* riiifl lepi.n aa avemilof Vf ° ' r '*•***+ «f -IIA/.KId IIANIi i)ar#isnl; that he ha* flloaf fils i»etlt|oti for final i|U«hr»«ge, utitl that he will apply to I He llonomhU It W. WAItlL 4’numy JtKfge of HeinlnoU County, KlorLU. on flit Tl If day of Pehruafy. |MT, for npprovai of o m r ntld ftil- final •liaoharge aa rlrciito r of ih* *»lal* of HA/.EI. HAND MERIWETHER, drriaard. on Ihl* *olar«t .mi .il.l.Kilr- S' Tit# Hanford II.r.M I* rtcxlxtistaa ■t ilf n*w*p*p#r In which Ihl* order -hall 1*. publlftfi.il uin*. *acb mftk 'tat four fftmn iiilv. w.»k» WIfNRHS rrv» hand ami official «.il tl Hanford. Count, »f AmHOTHK TO APPEAR Inol., Plata of Florid* ilila 71 ft TO; AIIDEN W. COCK MAN, whnaa January. A. r>. 1*17. plara nf r.ald.nra la tin* III n i l - 4*r ,i i<P. llKIlNIHftN inn l«. N. II . . Clark circuit Court You ara harahy required lo apHnnlnola County. Flnrldn paar on lha 7tl> day nf February, Ry D. U Hum, D.C/ A. D. 1*17. In a rartaln. ault for dlvorca pandlm In lha Clrrult'Court (HEALI nf Hamlnnla Cnanty. Florida, an s' nril'RT o p . THE COCNTY ahbravldad till# nf which aald raaa JCDlE. HEM INOl.i: OOCNTV. la MTHTI.i: H. COCKMAN. Plalnllff TA All LEM W.. rviCKMAN, Da. fandanl. Wllnaaa my hand and . offlrlal 1al al Hanford, Hamlnnla County, tat* of Florida. 11,1b 7th .1#>• of January. A D 1*47. O. P. HERNDON. . Clark Circuit Court, horn fu n ction a l p a tlod lc pain Hamlnola County, Florida, fly D. I. Hum. DC ijr of January, ll l f . CIIAKLKfl J M B fU V etllR n F iaru lo r of lH*. 4»t*f* of HAZEL, HAND MERIWETH­ ER. ilarraaad . OP FMtlllDA TO; I Lin-Id Hoy WlUey. realdenre, • HealfU, Waahlngton Mall Alfdreaa: • «S33 Kast 73rd Hireet Mm11U, Washington • You are* herehj ordered anil ra* qulred lo he and appear before the tMrruit Court of the Ninth Judlrlal fMrrult of the Rtite of LMorhlk In and for Hetnlnole Crtnnty In Chan­ cery on ilia loth day of Kehruary# A.I). 1947. at the Court House at Hahford. Florida, to answer a avaorn hill nf romplalnl filed agalnat you In Ilia aLova alylad <*ourt l»y Muriel llerta Wllsey, same being a kill for u final decree of divorce; other­ wise, a decree pro ronfevso will he ib llg allR H * n f H l a l n nm l j illin li n re m lie s va. lilV O R '’R WILMEIL M I’lHlIlt’ltN. (k N n d in l * ^ • O ltm ilt TO A»'l‘K<\lt • TH3 HTATK OF FUlltlHA To: Wll.MCIt 21 ffliJlin tN . 2 N It 9719934, Ollkri IJrAelal M*♦•|l|l a I. August*. <J#orgiii. Il *p|»^arltig frorn lh<* pUInllff* awnrn lllll <»f 4*<»m|illiltil fii» In fh# nl»*lVr rutltlnt <*bt|«* till, It ft I ti r hrttrf nf ttir platnttrf thM thr d*f#»r>d*nt. Wllfhrr \l • • « burn, I* • fr«ldrl»l "f ,» m.itr •••lirr than tha Hl;«ir of FNirtda ih.»» »»•• raaldrnrr. domlrllr and add***** I tha aald drfrudant. aa |>artl* ulnrl« Aa thr aim* I* k n o w n it. th* plaintiff aflrr illli**,it -• •»• li ••••» Inquiry, la a* allot#* *howr» 4H>I • tAtadi that Ih^rw I* no |»nao»» in tha Htatr nf Florida llir ••*,%L* g AUbpoana nr ■urtillioria upon » L* m would bind Ihr raid dafrtiilant an I that Ihr drfrndant I* ••%**« thr agr of twanty-nnw >»ara: I t IH. Til 15ftKKOflK. itHliKHKIi that Ihr drfrndant. Wllmrr 21 <*og. burn. app».<r hereto •>!> the 7“th day of February. A l> l»ll. In llir Bill of Cotopfalnt of it... ..!•! Elltabeth M. Fnablirn flint »xalo*i Mm In tha office of the r t.r u of file C'lrcult- Court to and for Hemrtnule I'ouuty, Flort.t* on Ihr .Kill day of J*a»i<r>. A I* IM7 the ■*n*riL nature of *ulil •••It heln* e and other relief liter he |tultl|et|.d aa* ikai fVI The IUr*M piper pwLllfhwtl In MmiiIi it, fHorhla. oner « v %••L (49 fORMfUllYf Mrrke I return «1ny sl»lr«l In iM« f|T N K M »ny Lrnql Mini ll»r ••• ftt 9Bld Cmirl thlw MIL e»*t% Jinuirv, 4 .I 1 1947. wl Hj$nfnr*l ••LI Hlntr und Cniinly. 4>. I*. IIRIINhOK I*lrrk r ir m li ■*Conti. Hwmlnnl* ,'oiinlv FhirLtw IIv f». is. iir.vr, in* (Cl. Cl H*al) AKHIIMAS. IHAI. A Sk III! MAN OfUn4». FlnrLIn A(lornw>f> for IMnlntlff NOTH’*!! —• MLMlMn.L CiHINTN i 'l j . l n i - i . JAKLAHY llth . 1941 NOT| Cl? is 111: 111:11v i l l v ks ihoi pur >u« lit til S*a I L*II 9 aef «*hit|*lrl n **H* i»wne«1 _ .. AH.HEIM . LI NIII 1.11 Itrmanil Ilrpoalla of llullt niiial*. par a (m•r .*11*»,i • . rim* 0*|m«lta of In.llvliluala. parlnaral rotim railppi . . |i*|M>*n* of U nitc| Hlrilaa ftovarnotrol fmfttAl MYlllgO . . • • • I.f HIMm bii«| fmlHlrr*l yuhdlv I,*•§*vi*11* nf Lank* Othrr dr|mg||« IrFiHflNl and r«»hlrr*a cheeka^ etc. I TOTAfjl nriMlglTH o th rr h.iLIhllrr tla.flt.e7 •11.3ID.J7 Nona lt.7U.tV p rn flta • rid retlr.mdfit arcuur.t f«»r |ireferre ,1 alnekt L t a iiii.rrii:tf IS' T lllt i n r IIT n f Till i TiI'NT* II'IUIE. HKMIN'i i LF '•'•I'.NTV. FLORIDA. IN I'ltORATi: In re Ratal* nf WIIJ.tAM I. TAl*l% I ih > s »h I T«» \l.la i *||KI Mt o II.h ASI» l*i:il HO.S'H II AVIS’, 1 I'l.AIMH ult !•»: m a n h h aua inut h \ i i » km tati * ton nnvl •*•$«'!, of you .•*»#■ l » »• I*% nollfle.f mill $e<|*t it e-tl III I*rr«rttl any clnliit" .»»»•! d* irui|nl* * Lie*I* >o || e»r rllhef of %*•*• t,i.$s Itt' r iltMiliel llir rwliilr of William I. Ta|t|t, ilrrrs ■«<1 Ll< of *»^10 ,'01111 ft tft^lfle* 1toltfe- «*f MfihIh olr riellfll). FlofliL* wlllllti e-l*fl», r»*I#li*l tl f iltonlh* ffeell* lit* ,iU»*« of Ih* fIf «l pllhtti *tloft «ftf Ihl- emllre 11*4*h • Isllll 4•1• ite-Mlf*lot "hilll If*' a riling, nml *11111 # lilr Ih* plare* of rr«|i|e*n<'# it Bit p«»"l nf fl. »• M«t«lr* of Ih** rlrtlmanl, mot «liall sworn In by Ihr rlalmaltl. iSHrnl, . nr Bllnrnry, snii sin "iirh I In lot nr 4t«*f|i«liil n*et wet fH*-*t -Its II N eed a L A X A T I V E That Hang On as' d c-a p i t a i , a i j 'd i 'NT!* MRMUtlANRt'M ft-il ,.r ■**i*nrd t« *«.eure JlalillliI. a rid • icr pur|Mi«** L tia ja i.e e did*, f'l.uplr of Hamlnnla, • V MAKS .aal.lar of Iht **• above-named hank, do aoDmnl] Ih* *hn%* alplcirirrif la r u e l o I l i a b * f tt o f m y k h o w l e d y A« rt«lrttlfil"lmfe*r nf III# !> Inlr of WILLIAM L TA 1*1 • lift PilRF'l Kiiel |euLlli'u 11•••* Ian. I *. I*•( ‘ IN T il K 41Hf||T 4»F II *1MIK. Mf.' \ I I St 11 ri.itlMMA, I In r* K"tal9 iff f 11ANI I »HO.V, | lr* rjai <1 T fL A U i HONS IIAVIMI 1’I.A I /[low!ForLimit* i n m I I » your a o i e r S i c k '— ’ CARDUI . . i ‘v ‘•nvr.-.vr*..—^ iterCo»ihi,citwtCoU»,ifosciitH» c r e o m u l s io n <llrect«<L ioc MM » c t- l. oni««»«. CflLOTflBS iO K e v n L U I n i / u 12 SntN H . Plinw ranla ami poitara 0 -l;KK*S SIGN SKRVICK O. D. I.amlraak. 1’htyio « ta i FO R RENT I 1 REAL ESTATE W AN TED 6 OFFICE BPACE In PU. S tate Bank. See Mr. Kilpatrick. CLEAN FtJK N ISIIK Il ROOMS, gantlrmiui preferred. HII7 Msgimlia Ave. LSROK huu arkerping U'fH R ulm etto Ave. room! ARTICLES W AN TED HKN*T A CAK YOU HRIVH IT I’llONK IOJ MTKICKLANIIMifftlURON “ •IMUYlt.IT, I NIL I HAVE • csih hujrtr fo r th it I'L L B U t your ra r re*srdle*i home of your*. Phone H U , of age or condition. Roy Heel, Kdwsrd P. Lane. "The men who .100 W. '.hid St. knows Sanford." 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOM and Isiard fur elderly wo. man. 1*. 0 . H«x 314. RADIOS, phoiui aticcl m'u»ic, gul Ilox, phone U&3 7 Peta, L ivritoch, Supplies rrcorda, iio ix ii? • iH .Y S O tn rn PARTS' ANI> HP.HV1CK 109 I'alm rlli, Ave. Rhone H ER TS SKWINC MACHINE SHOP f u m lih r d bedroom. 515 lluild your present machine into WATCH HKI'AIR, Diamond aet u portable electric. InilaR the ling, engraving, gee Mr. Falk backward and forw ard nttach- FOR SA LE: Jersey cow. Mllkinr Reasonable price. \V. It. Rrldgei, meo|._. Repair oil make*?- .SupHer a, M allin'o. One wesk'i 2 W A N T E D TO RENT lilies fo r all m achinri, IIS Mo. ' lit. I. Ilox 113, Sauford. aerviee. FURNISHED APARTMENT UR French Ave. Rhone 1100. FOR SALK; 3 month old heifer HOUSE, permanent reiidrnls, . , reasonable, S. II. Ilnrhannn, lit gnod reference*. Call I4H. ‘ IANU., tuning aim) repairing. A PIANOS - u*ed -reconditioned am i, 1 Box Oil. L I.. Sill, reiidvnrh phone 011VETERAN — student, wife, hatty guaranteed. The Mode Box.I . . . . . . .T.T-', — '— ~ T W or Millie Ilox, Rhone 953. 11U \V. lit Street. Rhone 033. P ” 11 -SALE: Old Jenny Mule need imall * npartm ent. Rhone 611-J. • IMITATION leathere in moil colors add large selection of EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING, 3 REAL EST A TE FOR SALE goo.1 upholatery fabric*. Hobart Frrd Myera, 311 F.. 2nd St. I.IIT— H ESIItAHLE LOCATION H. Brown, l u l l N. Orange FOR IIC I I . D I N G HOME. Av#_ Orlando. Fla. 8 HELP W ANTED CLOSE IN. ON W. 3rd ST. CARDEN and lawn iced; VI RHONE 1IMS-J. GIRL for soda fountain Fcrtllixer. Th* Sanford X FOR SALE: Good 5 room houie cy'i Drug Store. Part Stone, 2nd ii Sanford. full time. with bath anrp- running water, FLOWERS elr^tric itove, telephone, 3 acre* for all occailom good farm land. Can give Im­ SAW FILING and actllng. Newly mediate poiaenion. Rhone Coun­ McN e i l l a y o s t , f l o r i s t er|uipped Jo handle nil typo* Celery Ave. ju*t off Sloes ty 2503 after 0 P.M. except band saw*. Saw 11<>*pitnI Office ph. 403, reiidence oh. 010-R AVON PRODUCTS. INC. will 'lit. 1 Ilox 205. train wrynen to earn 11.00 and on 1 AIR THERM” ELECTRIC HEAT­ more per hour renreaenting our trtry p roil net*. Women now employed INVESTIGATE Auto Hmly and ERS reduced from g 15.44? 'o Fender Repair profit*. You'll b« Motor. nerd nnt apply Write giving $13.50. Two burner electric hot convinced. Practical (pare jime qualification*. Ndnmi DilLuan. plate*. SK.40. II. IL Rope Co. home atudv and re*ident coliran Mid. Broadway. Orlando. Inc. Ph. 800. ‘ STOREBUILDING, 5 room apart including welding, apray paint­ ihent and filling *tatinn, two ing. metal work, may help you I t n .l A B I . E MAN with~car ii .TT m TUXEDO FEEDS—complete lit tttirv building, *ite 30 x 50 feet open your own repair ahop or on farmer* in Heminolc County. Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. with ilook grocerie*, counter, get a good job. 0 . I. Approved. Wonderful nppnrtimlty. $15 to • helve*, fthnw caac*. bath, water CUT FLOWERS, potted plan'* $20 in a day. No experience nr . Mechanically-minded men get and lighta Metal garage 30 x ftee detail! today. Write Auto­ capital required. Permanent. and complete landscape aerviee 40 fret, frame building IM x 24 Craft* Training, AHF rare Write today. McNESS COM­ at reasonable price*. A. F. feet, g n o lin e pump, l-ncnted PANY, QKPT. A. Freeport. III. paper. Ramsay, F loriit, Sipe| Ave. at near city limits of Sanford. _railroad. Phone 31D. Price *7,500.00. W. It William*, EXPERIENCED biake man. Mual Realtor. 110 K. Park Ave. San­ MEATS, Groceries and Purina undaratand all type* brake*. ford. Phone 1120,’ P. O. Box 1101. . feeds at Touchton & Wa'sqn, 1201 Celery Av*. Phone (109. REAL ESTATE ATTENTION VETERANS. Have ATTENTION Ladiei! Bring till • INSURANCE your clothes, spreads, quilt* and opening fo r 3 men IH - 26, ORANGES. Sweet. Juicy, t r - . . INVESTMENTS Idahket* to "lielpy Selfy." You ripe, 86c bushel, 91.36 crate. free to travej entire U. S. Aver* RAYMOND M. HALL Bring container*. Hawke, Paid 1. age earnings $200. mo. Trans­ can do a fanillv wash in about nu r Registered Broker and hour for 75c. We have plenty of Post Office. portation furnished. No phono Insurance Agent soap, starch, bleach, bluving calls. See Mr. Rodrigues, be­ Itm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. FOR SALE: Windows, all ryavailable. Alio free drying line*, tween 3- nnd H P. M. Valdez pre*«, standard si*** fo* in<lawnled on West 16th St. be­ • H o t e l / MODERN apartment building, re­ mediate delivery. Phone U44-J. I tween Elm ami French Avenue*. cently decorated. clo*e in, con­ 1603 Douglaa* Ave., Sanford. 9 W ORK W AN TED taining four 2 bedroom a p a r t­ ' I.A DIRS—Do your arms ache at * manta, one completely fumlnhed CONCRETE’ Hewer ""Jdpe. Sepli.- EXPERT painting — contract or 1 night from wringing clothe* b y and available for immediati* tnnk*, Greese trap*. Stepping hourly Basis. S. G. Grogan, 1 hand? If >o make wash dav a possession. atnnra. Benches, Bird baths. holiday—Try the "lielpy Selfy" Free estimate*. Phone 783-J. ■• Way! Plenty of free InstrucTHE FOLLOWING is the twit Miracle Concrete Co. 300 Elm f i l m offering available any­ Aye. Phone 833-W. LAUNDRY work at home. 512 E. I tinny. I-ocated on AVest 16th H*. where In Seminole County: i>8 I>etwe«n £lm aipl French Ave7th St. FILL D1RST, CLEAN. See ll'(F. I nucs._____ ___ , _ Harrington, 1838 Jerry Ave. 1 NY'LOV Stockin';* Invisibly mendLockhart subdivision or. con­ rd. Phone 788-W. tact Lormann*. 2700 block S. Park. 14 SPRING plants now ready. Iceluirg lettuce. Great l^ke* and Imperial 44. Rutaer tonmfto, Fla. Giant pepper, Broccoli, E n­ dive, Collard* and Onloha. J. W. WANTED: Palnllng by cxnrri Bell, Ixike Monroe. Phone 15. enred painter by hour nr jolt. MAN'S BICYCLE. Electric shav Warrvn Bowman. Naval Air rr. 2 tennis rsrkele. Nerval O Station, Post Office Box 1360. Harlatt, IH. 2, Box 1PI-A. San HTKNOGRAPILER - bookkeeper. foni. 20 year* experimee. Seasonal work. Mra. Norman, phone 788-W» ORANGES—91.50 Btl. Delivered. 10 Btiabtaea Opportunities R. W, Lord. Phone 798-W_____ A Chance To Ixwrn Flying CIRCULATIN?} lle s te r, uses Wood or coal, good . condition. Phone GET off th e ground, you sm art birds, and save a real nest-egg a t th e sam e time! F it yourself 75 LB. COOLERATOH Ilka new w ith a flying fu tu re . . . a 995. Tattle top kerosene w hite career of tomorrow. Free q u ar­ range cook stove like new 975.00 te rs, free medical and dental at A ir Rase first building on ear*, rapid advancement. In­ left. R. M. lirnkle. creased basic pay plus 6 0 * flying payl Go to your nearest GERMAN and Japanese rifle*, A rm y Recruiting B u tto n for good condition. Inquire Office f u rth e r Information. 6 Rutland , T railer Park. ________ Bldg., Orlando, Fla. lfl f t Inboard Correct C raft aun I ahftii.L Phftifia H48-W. i ' LOANS Sanford Women Praise Veto! Women everywhere are praising V eto -C o lg ate 's new deodorant that checks perspiration, stops odor, yet la DOUBLY SAFE. I d fact. VETO la DOUBLY PR E FE R R E D by Registered N u rm i Nation-wide survey show* that nurses who tried VETO prefer it almoet 2 to 1. VETO U safe for normal skin. Safe for dothea. Contain. DURATEX, ex­ clusive safety ingredient. Stays moist In jar —nevor gritty or grainy. LOST * LOST: hand truck nt com er of Park and l.akn Shore Buulrvard. Atlantic Itcrr Company, OrlanE'OIIND; Pair ladirn glove*. Own-i er may have b r Identifying and Raying for thla adv. IdJST: Key rlni ProirvM witl to Herald. 1933 Century of 3 keys. Return l<08T: Black leather key case with 3 k e n . Reward 96-00. Return to Roee Belle George, RL 1, Box 191, Sanford. 15 One of Sanford Beet A partm ent bouse, a good Investment. autoT fo r sale awning, reaft St.. Sanford. A beautiful bungalow cloae IMfl Chevrolet 2 door, t new tire * , other three good, 9450,00. J .t ? . Co. G arage. HJ*. Evlnnide, I I I French Ave. ■ * • • ■ LaM on the O rlando and Sanford KDW a V d F. L A N R Realtov CQlfFORTABLE FRAME BUNOALOW, ImmediaU pojaeMloo. A -l residential reatrlcted. Priced to soil b r owner. 1918 Palm etto LEAF MOLD 41 PEAT HUMUS, 10 VARITIES CTTBUS TREES, SOUR STOCK. COCOS PLUMO8O8 PALMS. CULTIVATED UUCKLEBERRIBS, WILL DELIVER t SET. PHONE COUNTY PM , CRY* 8TAL LAKE NURSERY. LAKE MARY. excellen Ssgiford M OAK a a i w .; •Sftct ; % ’s SMASH!NO *HI»> iklppcr. ly e ln a l h l .1 i*e bow under and to w n the aprtyhtgh N orth Atlantic ilp n r i of ncar-trtplcal described.the m W ln f as tho roughest in tn g e re bom lurope. (Intcmoilonal). & --tSSr*. V W r. - 3 f ATLANTATj^n. 1G-^ •A state highway natf sn said today th at o sm a r ga3 capsule had i oded fn the governoi reception roQig a t the state- £ capitoL** Tho • pA trQ lm sh.'^i G. W. If Am, lr.on. raid that a minor disturbance i,»d been caused, but not enough Jy> to force Fvaeuntion of tho room. Meanwhile tho Talrmidge forces staged h coup .? «iUt in the battle of t& fcgl governors,^ “ B right and o a r i y thfe . vnomfng, Hermnn Tnimodgw / moved Into the jssixatife *'| hfflpe c f hla rival, Elba 'Arnall. H q announced: “A s; j Governor of Georgin, I hsVS * ^ taken oompleto chnrgd of ‘ th o -executive offices a t the state caplto!.'' The Talinadge forces •truck * during the .nighf. They had the Jocka changed on the floors of tho governor’* offices in the c h d U o I buiidnig at Atlanta. Thi-ii the vynguard movetl in around * T:flO this morning with TalmadKe, hinuelf. commandeering Amah's in­ ner office at 0 :0«) A. M. Th* Tsintsdge crowd said that when tnoy came in they nnd empty, bi clear whathet ? & 3 ) * 2 S removed hU ti^lomjinRs be- Queen To En•nlatka ■Shew: ikcuUr.dWp), Jsvi cue g aartor dim orrery, nf -what be cal * ami * t u • ‘resident Jack Ratlgan, e Instigators uf th ll itrcclty, and wearing colored conflsjratfco 1 neck, w ai disqoali!h« c ntattt which WSJ ;F alh * r William Mach- vested 1940,046,390 Id U. 8. 3a Ings Banda, during 1949, an ava age of 140.29 per capita, accor In r to a rep o rt released today I Raloh f t Harwell- * la ta Direct of the V . ti. Savings' Bonds Dfi Glady»-P»ire and Mn. 'ion of U « T ntiU ar»;D tp»rtm et Of th i« . am ount 992,800.068 wr Bradley,-.eltv hall cm- In Oertogi E Bonds and $38,491 222 In S tria* T and C. FO UN D 1942 GMC Big ton 10 wheel dual 'It rear end e a r n truck. Good tires, A-l condition. R atliff A Sons. join th* thouktnda who use aod pi VETO I But auppiiea of thia special a n Hmlted-ao ottfoaU GetVETO-tc Minor Di.durhnni SPECIAL SERVICES BED ROOM fo r rent. 311 I'nrk Avrinie. ' * »'"• ao u iu u j L> Link i •llt**r A 2 '.Nher Loud*, note*. Mint del CorfKirair Mucks tlurliolln of K»'lrr,il ltee«*rv«* La fgsniiv and itlsCuiiiils llfirlu H m k | i r # m l s * g •.W Jir .l f n rUliifM 4.c«? *2 I jC g a l N o t i c e C A P U D IN E hYa TE I II %II T l. II >*. I3I.V,—IIKIF.IIVI: niaTRICT l a . • r e p o r t npa r n * n m o l o p * I APoll If ATLANTIC V a TIOHIL BANK OP •ANFOHII. IN THE *TAT»: OP FLORIDA IT T ill: FLUNK OE III KIN>UII ON DEC. SI. I M If IN RESPONSE TO CALL MARE RY rifMFTHUl.I.IH OP THE I I IIMENCY. I'NIIKR SECTION Bill. F. S. REVISER STITI TES / ASSJTS r •'n»L. IiAIaiii'ts with Other a. InrludfnK raaarv* halftifii*-. ii ,i*| t ttnh Itemi prfM'aa. of rnllarllon | I’ti11r«| Htilea G iurm nuiit :atlon». dlrari and '• . • gl|l>|HlttP#>it IQnlalala llaaal III lln llnlllna. Kall> <• llrlrli Trail lloai, Minay M<>. Rtaiiw In. Rarsl Hpaak. 0 " n *l*»l.*l Plal Haiti . ' • Tteuralaia Liquid Beware Gouelis How women an c/ girls way get wanted relief 5 urtao of Hi nilnnlx Ip, on tba l»ih day .ft 1**7, for approtal ni final otri-baiaa a< lb . .* i . i . of si ft ft F.ionii. < i.i.»..ii sh ip tiK onoESA ii Aa Kl.rulrlft of Ihr MitH c v r . t .r s it 'RTATK •OP FMHIIllA. • W ' h • * » ■ . IN PRORATE In t r lha Eilat* of MltP EVELYN M <11:101 II, P acaft.il To All Whom II Sla) Conraru Nollra la brreby Milan lhai *1, MHH. OEnltOENA M IIAMII., Iiaia filed my final ralmri a . Executrix of Ihr aalata of MUM. EVELYN M. g E m r.lt. drcraaed; lhal I ha,a fllail m y. petition far flnnl dlachanr*. and lhal I will apply t" lha Ilonorahla II. W. WARE. Coun- 1941 OLDSMOBlLE, all new tlrei, ear in excellent condition, price 91340JW; ■Phene 9112, Sanford. ajaf* 1Vs m■e ■ I Iiamg 1 coupe, good tire*, g o Condition, cheap. Roy Pori. K W S C 'IIK « i ombinal *» UfV.hed a UAwltn 1 itin y ar.cne tn IL n , 1 ,ukt had a UP which Id iiedhirvaT andtaon red by Alvift Odham, !, Cojojltxrll, ^ a d Dick r wax plenty t i noise fug fer.avrvybo.Iy. ke .-Mhnrtdd .that formed Umt ho n o t e � 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, January 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald