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To Protect the Peace
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To Promote tho Progress ~of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.'
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Pair, rmtlrr Ihl- afternoon and
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urday, Modrralr weal In north*
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
i_ m .
VOLUME XX XV III
Truman’s Rent
Control Appeal
S een As Futil
W EATH ER
SANFORD, FLORIDA
E s ta b lish e d 1908
On Speculator List
Caldwell Looks Back Over Past
Year,Gives Resume Of Progress
FRIDAY,. JAN . 2, 1948
Air Station’s
Activities Are
Seen As Asset
Associated Press Leased Wire
Tojo Claims ‘Self Defense’
NO. 293
France Signs
Conditions Of
Ur S: Aid Bill
lALLAHASSbC, J« n .
—Millard Caldwell, Matting hi* la*:
yc*i* a* laovrrnor ol Honda b.okril back on "lome progrrt* but
pot enougn."
.
_
i\pp*rav:np the lirtt lbi-c ye at? of Hu.trim. he raid ‘‘jterhapt
moit far-r;aching M.Tompli*!tmtnt of TliU aJmiiiittf*Ut>p ha* been the AirpDrt-Area Is E q
Sparkman Says That
Bidault .And Caffery
imiftbvemtnl of general and l*t«l*r*r education."
Relaxing Of Con-,
ual
To
One
Third
S i g n $328,000,000
In the fouiih yeaY'it will be mv purpote to hammer out i
---- fefficlencv In the executive de
trol More Likely
Has
i
Winter
Relief Bill
partment*. drive toward tha com*
If Changed At A l l
ph-tion of aa much' of the origin
Utilities
In Public Ceremony
al program aa poatlhle and, at
the
end
of
my
term,
leave
the
.WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 (/P)
.Final iliipoiilioq of (hr San
PARIS, jan. 2 (/l*) -France
slate's affair# in a aound busi
w _ President Truman'* appeal tor
ford Naval Ail -Station ha> work
Mgnetl i tiraly with thr United
ness-like condition.''
a stronger rent control program
States today accepting conditions
He gave thi* review of “note ed out lo the advantage of the
wai tiled up by Senator Spark
worthy and forward steps’* alnee City of Sanford and the airport
atfixcd by the U, S. Cungirn in
ht- wa* inaugurated Governor un is a gieal aurt ro the City. to-,
man (D-Ala) today , at a forlorn
gianling $522,000,000 winter aid
Jan.
2.
llM5:
hope.
day drrlaird Hdwatd Higgins,
to
FrJnrr, Italy and Auitria.
"The
Everglade*
National
Park
Troupe Will Start in the making for year*, ha# ho- manager of the- Seminole County
The Alabama Senator told a
V S
Ambatiadot Jefferson
Championship Tilts com*! a reality.
reporter be hat no doubt ConChamber of Commerce, o f whose
Caffeiv
ant) French
Foreign
"After
lung
litigation
and
diagrew will extend rent control*
part in the promotion <1 ihr pro
Mmitlri
Grotget'
Ridaulj
signed
On
Mayfair
Courts
jiutes, the (tingling ealate ha*
0V1RNOI It. II. Maw (above) of
beyond the tcbeduled expiration
ject.
Iir
declared,
lie
i»
very
the
ilocimirnt
in
the
cliwk
loom
been
settled
and
wc
have
taken
tah wa* amnpg.the 98 public of.
date of Feb. 29; but be *aid be
The opening match of the over the museum and the home prouJ
of the Fuirigu Mmistiy in a ses
filial* named by Secretary of Agrl
©ee» acarcely .any chance tlity culture Clinton P. Atideraon u* 1948 winter lour‘ for'the world* together with fl.200.000 settle
'T im airport proper, tlial wa*
sion open tu the public and
will be tightened up.
■peculating In grain lait September. women'* profrilional I r. li n I » ment for the residue.
called "A Folly" by many wbeii
heralded |>y 411 unutiul .tiitnuut
"The system of general educa
It *i» mote probalJp they will Utah* Chief Executive wa* listed championdtip will be played on
of pulihuty,
tion ha*' Iwen rotnpletrly revam- it wrat (tailed in |94(l," taid Mr.
at
having
held
5.000
buihalt
on
the
be relaxed. Sparkman, added, d
die Mayfair Inn couil* lirre in {H-d
_ ___
__I
I’affeiy said die .grant was
and will advance
Florida1# Higgmt. "ba* drveloprd into a
ON THAI At A WAR CMMINAl, Ccn. Ilideki Tojo ails In the witness box
long
aide
of
I
lie
market
Sept
IT
and
there it any change in the em to" have ‘ wuT the * aa™*''amtuml | Sanford on Sunday Jan. II be-U undjng among the stoics to an great aMet to Sanford. It hai an
UTore Die Interitntlonal Tribunal in Tokyo. With him li CapU D. S. Van "die respolite „f t|,r American
itting law.
September IB.
• tJnternalional) tween Sara Palfrey Cooke and acetptalde position. Constant and arra ri|ual lo unr lliiid ol the
Miter, of San Antonio, Tex., who administered,tha oath when thr ex- people to this emergency sitpainstaking vigilance I* necessary
premter Jrtttni’d nr ht» own'dcfrnic Tolu rtatmed Japan struck at ualion
The Senate Banking Com^
Pauline Bet/, it wa* announced 'to“ RM ihi«TiliJ#t Out of what wit area-nf-the-t^tTTTimf-i*- rmnpir?
Pearl Harbpr In “self dafrtue" after the U .S «ml Britain had pushed
miller expect* to atari Itearinge
with water, light*, *ewaye, vtirr'*
today by Uwoqtl Cooke.
Fiance will trtrive up lo
are spending.
Janan to lb#"uolnl of annihilation" In 1941. t lull rualtonri Aouitdpholo^
on extention of rent controli
The lrou|ie plan* an IH rt"Ilighi'r rduralion ha* .been a.I ■ltd lailmad tiding*, and it des
$ 128.000,000 „{ vd.e allolmcat,
shortly after the regtilar *r**ion of
lubitiuii tclirdule with the filial vanced in a w ry real aenae. The tined l*i heroine a laigr itiriutlii.il
vnled to tide over the three
-Tongtcit begin* Jan. 6. Spaikgames Iteing played lit Nassau physical plant* have horn ex- center"
cou'nliict until such a time as
paKilrd.
fai'illtio#
impruvrd
.anil
% ian it member of the committee'.
The rulin' property, in* reveal
on Jan. 24 and 25.
the Mai'lialt Plan fm Furupean
the ground work laid for out
In hit Nor. 17 menage to the
Mi*. Cooke i* a funnel Nat standing institution* hut, * hero ed. Including *5 building*, idee
recovery bee nines rlleclivr. Tile
tries
I
tint
ritmtion
system,
*nwprrrernt tpecial teuton. Mr. Tru
ional Women’* Champion, Wo again, much is loft undone. Re agt- sytleru an<l di*|>o*nl plant,
Manh.itl
Plan.
conlrnqtlaling
man taid in outlining hi* 10-poin!
men’* Clay Couit Champion, search and cxpo-rlment work i» in water work*, paved streets ami
American giant* «*1 $ 17.0041,000.- .
it*
fnfani-v.
Our
established
anti-inflation program:
National Indoor Mixed Double* m-hool* are not of the caliber to a great quantity of iM-rtonal
000 ovei lout veai* to western
is* i i i n m i : r w i n n
Broker Says General queen.
' ‘Next to food the moil im
National Indoor Women r b«t desired. More building* are projM'itv to furnish I lie building*
htmqKMtt count tie*., still mutt be
\svatiled Pres# Seirnre Itrportrr
will
is1
deeded
to
the
Cpv
to
use
Was Informed Of Doublet title holder and National essential.
portant element in the coil ol
approved hv die U, S . Congress.
ID
S
\Nt,l
I
Lv
.
Jan.
1
'1*1
A
lirw
iliitlument
drtIKlird
to
jpreil
ami
rent
nthey
mt
fit.
pro.
"W e have materially increased
‘ living i* rent. Under ihe modified
The treaty stipulate* that, un- •
All T r a n s a c t io n s Indooi Siqgtr* winner.
On* efficiency of IhP executive Vlilt'd liif receipts me luted to up th.tit’h tie* lone •>*!• t.f mi .puling the w.ndil of i jnetnlrott .md j le#* otherwise agreed l>elween llm
Mia*
Bets
lia*
won
tin* department#
Rent Control Law (enacted dur
of the state govern maintuiii and tH-rpetonie the air therrhy tlu ilrtt linin’* >ru«J. lor ihe trt irl id natui.d .itmuu eueigv iw-o goveinnienta, France would;
ing the lait tegular *et*ion)‘
WASHINGTON Jan. 2 </P>- Women'# National t'hampoinship, ment but much remains to he port.
•l'*e the nil! credit* to obtain *
National Indoor single# crown,
All **f the prnjirrtv, tiuiie«l h i* hern devcfeiird.
© e n tt are riting at the rate ol The Federal Bureau of Investiga National..
Hi- mrtiianisni t»l*l‘*', * * i-nlv id ii I l-ihi lei tmulwi* h ol g.t* .m.l commodities exclti'ivrly. front tha
Indoor Mixed Double# dune.
"over to tin* Crtv without nny
about one. per cent a month.
“Public health ha* been pushed munelaiv coitvideration, consists Ira I Ip i vhul.de l!ie * 1st'-*’ ui numu 14V* H1.000 Ire! above tile iinited Hintfi*. with the exception
tion ia inquiring inln grain trading crown, and
National
Indoor
* "A 12 per cent annual Increase by Brig. General Wallace H. Gra Women# National Championship, ahead: highway construction and of I.BOu acres of land, the build
"( petroleum, which she ihould
fr .’irllt. It* tlevHopmeid wa* n
' {if rent# imposes ait Intolerable
Klwood Cooke, manat.'!'i of lint it-pair wa* stepped HP and weld Ings. ami a complete airport w-iiji
nort oil if! the American Physical seek out#Ida it..
■train upon the family tmdgi’t ham, Vrrtidcnl Truman's (mnonat tour, l* a fortnrr 'world** chant ed into nn intrgratud svstemf four runways, d,Qt)0 foot long
Deposit in a spec inI fund the
Sueietv liobiv* by Dr, Rolteil It.
<r.m i>.r4 mh l*##e
phyiici.ui. Senator Know-land (R- pion'performer and i* vme of the [state advertising la performed in taxi striii* * riitii wm illing up up.
Ilro-h' of tl>o University of t'ldi- fillin' equivalent, ill the exrhnnga
top ranking professional itan i of © tHiiniC ©nil tangible way; tin* re ns.
Calif) aaid today.
in le of the Internnlinnal m onetary
fornla.
e*'
tourist Industry is served hy
“We me very ploud of the
'
'*
l'V.1* /wilt tlmh n vent Dr. fund, of the value of each item
Knowland made public a letter the 'country.
tighti
ni-d
regulation*
looking
to
part lilt* Semi noli* County ChamOn the' program at the Ma>ItriHte lilij other piiy*i#i*ts have irrditeil.
he received lliii morning from
ward fire prevention and sanita her of Commerce played in pren
l l m l l a w i l oil l ' » « i *'• • -»
ln'i'ti liuppuiy l otmie tnv* from
P lace, t h i s . fund—at Ann rlean*
tion;
the
beverage
hunine**
is
inotmg the constructiuii of ihr
the New York brokerage firm of
11-29 I>oml»-|!* high nlKtve llie disjiotal for any franr expenses
•art-fullv administered .in. the Air lhnw--m -file fir*t-pliuv," do.
earth— Ilorotofmw-dholr aithorni’ ; in ndminltlcrillg lhc aid,
Bache and Company, which hand
public Interest; th# rltru* lnd*«- etspy Mi. Higgins, "and (hi- tmnopaMitu# has- lieell nidi- to m en-! Have ("'fnitisliin iitllil turtt- 30
le* Gralum'i account, anti which
try, governing ttwjlf, i* succcss- at delivery of It praetirally intact j A T f l b - J e w i s h A t t a c k s
-un the tHK*til tint not the 1angel to diau 'on the fund "for effee*
fidtv
wi-sthn’ing
u
tough
market
•aid in pail:
to the C.ltv ofler it had senod
, 4 v,,,,,,,,
f. rto <if 1 osmic ru\ !. The new in still-j live rvtiiemeul of the national
situation: and welfare, under it« purpo-e during I In4 wnw”
BUCHAREST, Homania. Jan. 2,
Brinp Toll To 508 inenl wilt-pliable them to menJurr ' debt of Frnqct* or for irrevocable
Information in regard lo ihe
iiravllv increased loads, is doing
(A>— Tho Romanian government
He ul.»o pointed out tlial iht-re
innirc nl*<>
wrthdrnwtil of currency from cir
account
of
Brigadier
General
*|drndid joli.
asked today-for SB visas for f ir
Since Stale Spl it Ilnur
ha* liecn u tunsiderable esiH-tule
•Tin* ailih'd nl'ility to nwasure culation" or other stabilisation
"^Progress has iser'n^ made in tu ie -o l fund* l>y the t.’ity .in
mer King Mihai, Queen Mother Graham ha* been fumitlied lo the
rnngi* mean* I lint they will In’ measure* agreed hy* both parties.
(iN N lt M N M
na
l* i» M r
„
_
_ „
, , „ arousing responsibility' for local
Helen and their retinue to enter government a* the FBI hat called
|l Hi SALEM. J.tn 2 (/Hi
Uqti-r aide t» calculate the weight
Not h -cxpui t any gotni* reMrs.
Dora
O.
Brown,
BO,
widow
K
O
V
ernment
on
the
part
of
local
Switzerland.
A1.1t, injoeis.kvllrd .1 Jrwisft nurse of the mesotron, which is n ’tiny celved timlcr the act or goods like
of the late Charles T. Brown.
|i has Ireen deihunatralrd
Dfplolnatic paasporta were re upon u* and obtainrd tame,"
ilii-li
of
Ifjifflciidiui*
i'liergy
ieit, exiiqit in .".iili.tanlially xlteretl
.mil qu.iyrtl ‘.i Ji-ytitb tuini.d
quested for
miruni
ior Mihai,
sim ti, who
wno abdicated
aomcaini
No indication wa* given a* to Poatai Telegrnph manager at Spn* thul tjlp Municipalities and coUH
-11It log when 11 cosmic mv. lilt*
11
I'ntce I'.lahll
ford, and former resident here for
pin. itio.it wtlli build* tut tbc nn 111out of mutti't in (lie mt.
Tuesday, and hi* mother.
when the FBI began it* inquiry. four yrar#. died' late Thursday ties of the state can ami should
control their internal affairs.
Mulllll ol Oiivr* li»il.iv. |hi|ii ■
( luce tticlilitilt have the ue
The rause of water 'control
unlst-dominated "Popular
DctBoT but Know land .aid be i* trying to afternoon at an Orlando hnatdtul
unlst-dominated
"root
s.ntl.
.1- communal *lilfe ignite i i-iiinte weight of tiw mesotron
D h - f L v i i n l a f Isirl/ v e v
atlc Republic” .which succeeded find out from flic brokerage of after an illnesa of one week. Mfi. ha* been advanced somewhat but
Ihev
have advanced another
Brown had, also Hared at Bartow if the economic welfare of Flor-1 T OF LOUnly JUDgC hv llir l niteil N.tlioni ilntti.ui ilep will
the monarchy, said the request* fice.
toward li-nruing how this
and more recently at Jacksonville. idn is to be served, the people1
In pailitmn Ihilctltiir tnntinucil fa ill list leal I\ jMiwcrfid hlllt* ex*
may reach Swiss federal office*
Graham has contended lhat he
Funeral service* for Mra, Brown and the legislature must take]
Jnmr* G. Sharon. Sr., attorney- fm the Mill’ d#)'.
in Bern tomorrow,' hut that n
olosiun is pn«luiT*d l>v nature,
• reply 1* not expected before late gave Bache Ac Company a free will lie held at the First Uaptist |>ul,I but rurefuily planned' action j nM iiw pud Judge of Ihe Munici
I lie unofficial imml of tic,id ttiinv 1e s e a i<lo i 1- ftllen.lv are at
in
(he
Immediate
future."
!
Church
here
at
2:30
o'clock.
Sun
pal
Court,
tnilny
nliimiiiicrd
him
Monday or Tuesday, b e c a u s e hand in handling hi* account and
■litre Arslt-Jewnh violenre eiupl-j wot k trying to proiluye u tltesnl*t
day afternoon with the Rev, W,
self aa # candidate for the office
Swlta -offices close at noon on
It'H lIasM »p !••«* C iatll
1 ■ si
1 k s .,l.lu,a 1 «mh l»V artificial rnrnn* Imt Ihun
P.
Brooks,
officiating.
The
Erick,
NEW YORK .Inn. 2,
A
r.l at the end "I Nmembe U ^
not .Weeded.
of
County
Judge
of
Semitndr
1
Saturday.
son Funeral Home ha* charge of Red W riter Says U. S. County.
niiuin'eii
In iU(s, mi hiding ,-H |
'n ,P n,.w ninchine. soon to iw five-alarm office building fire
(A rendeavoui with Princess
arrangements. Interment will lie
Judge Sharon Is a well known Arabs .md 2Ifl Jew*.
Anne of Parma-Bourbon appeared Storms, Tornadoes
taken Hiuft in the Army-Navy which spread to two converted
Has Reign Of Terror cittsen
in Oaklawn Cemetery, DeLand.
apartment house* Idnnkrted Man
of Sanford,' having lived
likely in Swltxerlahd. The pretty
1
IirJcwitl)
nuttc
was
.iboattl
a
I
harked leseait -It. weighs uliont hattan'- west *idi< nl Columbus
Surviving are two daughters,
here for the past 27 years. He Is
-princes* said In Copenhagen yc»Hit P arts Of U. S. Mra.
i.u. , which
'x
;
,nB weighing » imich m Circle in den-e smoke today.
C. 8. Odom and Mra. K. T.
MOSCOW, Jan. 2—{AT—Burls a veteran of the Spunlsli-Ameri- 11. u u . 4h iu p ii.,i
terday it "wa# love at first sight’*
,
,
aXtimiicrd*
Fireatone, both of Cleveland, .Isakov, writing in Pravda, the rito War, and has ,t>ern active in cyrwitrvr'tct t.iul w.it itl.u kml tilt f f l ,
An itniletHmined number of*
at her meeting with Mihai In
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tetin.; three son*, J . V. Allison Communist l’arty organ, today civic affairs,
I O rIIhioiI * i P#«e TSiwi
Muimi .*itiqiuv by Arab* using I ’llu-.ncw in*iiument. consisting p!'rt<*nt, (mi tty i In.! in' nights
r-.Winter’s
moat
damaging
atorm*
- - ------ - - - - *
Cleveland. Tenn., E. V. Allison dcscritied present day life in the
He I* a meml*er of the Kiwanis
of ice and snow struck across the oh
.mil giruadrv. 1"I alternate Invct* of lead and clothes wore h-d down ladders
of Atlanta, Ga and I. D. Allison United States a* similar to thnti Club, Woodmen of Ihe World, ami autimuli! weapons
'
• Aral
-■ c | gn*. is intended to stop many of and nn K0-yi-ar-old' woman leaped
central
states
and
eastward
into
Coast Guard Rescues southern New England over the of Jacksonville; and one brother,. in Nazi Germany before Ihe war. is active In.work at the Fir*t' I'olice opriird Ills- on the
the - mesotron*. Und i» one of to safety in a life-net.
ii
Baptist
Church
of
which
he
and captured Die laiute from tin- most effective *uh»tamt- I"f
Eight firemen were overcomeIsakov said the United States
. 21 Men From Vessel New Year's holiday after a series Avrry Towel of .Wahala, 8. C,
i*
a
meniiier.
Judge
and
Mrs.
Wa* caught in the meshes of the
wlinfi lliry had furd.
of tornadoes ripped through five
oluiqdlig them,
This wandwhh by snn'ki»-ln lighting the tdass
F. 11.-1. and that at small reign of Sharon live #1*020 Mngnnlia Ave
southern Stairs.
OdfACOKETNrC., Jan. 2—m
A -ipi-uhiif Hagana men ludtecf will uri upon them much n* al which started hi the office build
The storms left a wide path of Schuman Offers New (error gripped the people.
Coast Guardsmen working against
< ( « ii« lf n u r #1 tim |*njmr I iI.MI«« I
ternate layer* of wi»h| aml'uijr ing-In West fiHrii Street at 7:19
/
"There have been no nass execu . . JAMRS,CAME DIES
heavy neks eariv today raa- destruction in their wake. The
would.act on u rifle bullet/ If n A M
Jame*
R.
Camp,
former
resi
At 9 .3(1 A M. (EST) fire Corn-'
Anti-Inflation Bill tions yet in the U, S. A,, such as dent of SsnfftiM, ami veteran u| # aw,,.
cued 21 men from a fishing property damage waa expected to
■ *.
mesotron penetrate# some |>ut
are being carreld out in Greece
steamer driven aground shortly run into the millions. The death
m.t ait ..r the putt*, the >>•- mlsiioner Etnnk J. ljuayle said
World War 1, dip] fifteen min- 4,000 I rapped Few
Die fire Was "still not under ronb e f o r e midnight on the beach of toll was near the 100 mark, not
PARIS, Jan. 2—(IP)—Premier with the blessings' of American Ut-* after tho New. Year started
Tlot find Hull 'iliere was danger
including the 20 persona who were Schuman prraanted a new anti* generals_and diplomats, -but the
^ lln v OcraAk# (aland.
Minutes
h
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b
w
a
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i
J
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S
f
S
S
P
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which Inflation bill to»th« French Nat rate of any American nowaday# at 11:00 o'clock at Bay 1‘inrs hos
-* Another- member-of - th r crew klllisl in the twisters
With thi# Inm-hint'. lilt Itroilc Some walls ni |h>- rear 'o f 230
p ital,'It. was reported hy Harry
of the steamer, the Charlie Mason struck in Dixie.
ional A»**mbly today fjtd threat i# in the hand# of the notoriou# Kent, hia former employer.
NEW
YORK,
Jan
2
(Ah
Foui
I
-aid,
It may ho possiltlt- to take West 5Hlh Street .might collapse.
More than So person* died In ened to resign if anyMthaqge* Fascist (Rep. John E.) Rankin
out of Morebead City, N. C,,
Firefighter# who rushed to the
thousand
(
h
im
iu
Were
I
Hipped
mciiauromenU
on a* manv n» tr>
Mr. Camp at certain interval*
(D.-Miss.) and any detective In
seem* through ley streets de
died of a heart attack after (cap- traffic accident* nver Ihe holi were voted in It.
.
in
*
I
Idled
subway
Train*
for
#'
mesulronl
an
hour,
compared
hit)! worked at Kent'* Garage fur
ing Into the water from the day period. Fourteen persona were
scribed Ho t'la/e as throwing up
The bill was deslgnetCTo rarlr the F. B. 1.
"What are Ihr limits to this the past £0 years. He Is survived few nilliiM'i, ItHiuy when wato with only one a day with I'K*I the heaviest smoke they had-sn-n
stranded vessH, Chief Boatswain'* killed in a crash of two Missouri attout 12i) billion franca—a billion
from
a
broken
main
pouird
iiitw
"*•*
Instruments
at
»ea
Invrl.
iittia terror T"
Isakov
asked. hy Mr*. Camp who i* expected tu
trains in a dollars,
Mate J . I- Gaskill of the Ocra- Pacific passenger
"'it 20 year# of fighting fires."
4
a si-rtiiin i> fine Broadway-’
*ok e Life Boat Station reported. snow storm In Otterville, Mo. The
Schuman decided to withdraw "Where Is the dividing line when airivr here soon from Indian- seventh Avenue I. It. T. system,
Police said the fire started in
The dead man wa* Identified tornadoes which twitted through a previous anti-inflation hill ap It becomes terror on a large apolfi, I ml. Funeral arrangi-menl *
20ih ANN I VERSA It Y *
u'four story building at 230 West
forcing a sliutdiiwn uf power.
will bo announced later.
only aa a negro. Hi* name wg# Louisiana, Arkanias. Tennessee. proved ‘ by the' (Jsembly, That scale 7".
11'aSllHnl mb I ' n - TSrre)
Tlie Lake Mary Community
I’olice win. niadc the estimate Presbyterian Churrh will cele
withheld pending notification of Mississippi and Alabama injured measure gave
Frenchmen
a
said Ihe |in*!>i'nger* were nn (ralc v brate the 20th anniversary of the
2B0, destroyed 240 homes and choice of paying
PARACHUTES *
next of kin. ISO billion
caught iwtwccn stallim when tiie laying of its eqrni'rslune. at -i
Gaskill, aeting chief of the damaged 2B0 other*.
WASHINGTON. Jan. , 2--</F)— francs additional Income tax or
puwrr went off. The liHsti'iigi-i * service a t . 3:30 o'clock 'Sunday The use of putariiule.x by com
The freezing rain and anow, of investing the same amount
stall on on thia 14-mile long lawere led
exit# to the strtei*. afternoon at which the Rev, J , M, mercial airline* has ireen called
near in government bond*. It waa de
land on North Caroline'* outer which yesterday centered
The wat-'r fiuwcd Into the Thompson of St. Cloud, who was impracticai-by President Truman's
banks, said the 126-foot vessel the Chicago area, continued today signed to help pay for a big re
miliwny from a l.rtiken ilft-lnch Ihe minister when the.rtrOfcch,was Air Safety Bnuril,
waa driven on the beach at 11:.TO In many part* of the storm belt. construction program and to drain
main at ftXlh Street and Anlster- built, will speak. Th# Rerix 6 ..C .
P, M. (R 8T ) last night hv south The Weather Bureau said tha off excess purchasing power, '
Th» Iftiard—»et up by the Preaij
By AHiMKTATED PRESS
westerly winds of SB to 40 miles f reeling rain* today extended
11nin Avenue <m the upper Wrst .White is now pastor of the.chnrch. dent after a series of air mishaps
Amendments In the chamber
over a narrow hand from lower cut the expected Income from tha
an hour.
which rust nearly IB0 lives lest
Ihe nation's violent death toll over the New Year holiday, an un- Side. All service oil the line be
Michigan across Lake Erie to hill by about a third. Deputies
tween Time* Square and '.with
summer—has sent the White T;
UCILUING-PEUMUM
official
survey
showed
-today.-wa*
130.
including
more
thin
lfMl
prc^
southern__MtaL-Eiudand,
exempted---- several---- elaaeee-----of
StTTf t ggs—smir m m 'n. At (did
T H E W E A X IIE R
Ruilding ■permits issunl in,San- House # report whicR- 'h as not
was expected to follow.
french citixans from lU provisions, sons who 1ort their lives m Irafftr and railroad accidents.
point in the subway the water furd during JB47 hy Grady Dun- yet >#ten made public.
Snow continued to fall in part*
Ihe total number o( fs 'ili'irt from 6 P, M. Wednesday to midnight was 10 inrhes deep Iwforo era*
Tha prrmiar said hia new bill
But it was learned that tha re
AKKI.AND. Jan. S—(AA—The of Illinois and Indiana and in
wa* a compromise and to ld .the Ihuriday. which included 104 in traffic-rail mishap* and 26 from urgency crew# began pumping it ran, rity building inspector, total port gave these reasons why
ral
SU
ta
Frost
led $058,107 a substantial gain passenger# should.. ,m>£ bail out
• Service
s£
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Thera waa
no miscellaneous causes, {omparrd »o 116 for the corresponding period uui.
forecast scattered frost shoot 10 Inches of new snow ort deputies ha. would accept
over the $803,301 permits issued «f airliners:
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tonight or tomorrow morning In tho ground at Milwaukee and from changes. The cabinet, at a meet last year. T h e'to ll waa far b e-f 1 1 1
1
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in 1048.
1. Few tier tons'' knew huw to
tha GabtetvUle and upper eaat six lo 10 inches throughout lower ing - Mrlier, authorised Schuman low the 288 violent deaths re
During the past year, 208 per ito.it co rrectly ,'J.-T h ^ r* ssblom c i
NO MAJOR ACCIDENTS
to drmfpd a vota of confidence
deaths with 13.
Thr toll by
coast districts,
Michigan. Tho fall in ndrthem from the assembly “aa often as ported over the Christmas holi states, listing fatalities from
luiw enforcement officer# re mit* were issued. Uf these, 70 I* time before g rrgxh; ,1. ModJrn AsaThe forecast was clearing a
day period.
Illinois, southeastern Iowa and necessary."
traffic and miscellaneous rauaea: ported a quiet New Year holiday permits were for rrection of plane* travel ton fast a‘mL too
colder In all district* with I6w
parts of Missouri measured from
The most serious accident over —fire*, falls, nlane crashes, etc: har*. and no major accident*. The houses. Permits issued in Decem- high.
’<
After hearing the premier's
temperatures in tha Gainesville four to six inches.
/.
statement, the assembly recessed. the new year holiday waa the
Sanford Fire Department also re- iwr totalled $100,616 in value,
Arison*
1,0;
California
8,2;
and upper east coast area* but
Temperatures in the midwest, until mtdafterdoon.
including the $4S,000 First Bap
“rinsls of two Missouri Pacific Florida 2A; Idaho 2,1; Illinois purled tImi the day wax quiet,
GIRL STABUED
38 degree* or higher In all other
Mch yesterday hit a low of 25
tist Church project.
passenger train* near Otterville, 72!; Indiana 2,0; Iowa 2.0; Kan
CLEVELAND, Jan. 2 - ( A V districts.
- - .
below In kfanaaoU. moderated
Mo„ in which 14 persona were sas 12); Kentucky 22>| Louisian*
The knife-pierced
Inxly of ,n
^' Saturday's forecast waa fair and throughout the day and nd »uhLAST CONVICT CAUGHT
killed.
JEW E L
THEFT
SCHOOL HR-OPENS* '
blonde,
eight-year-old
East Sidy
cool vrith no froat seen through xero mark* were reported early
l i t - Maine 2 .t r Massachusetts
CANON CITY, Colo., Ja n . 2 8T. HELIER. Jersey. Channel
The Sanford Vocational School, .girtw ho disappeared whila on.at
-an
j
Ice and snow-core red highways, lA f Michigan 4<0; Minnesota 3,4;
A Monday morning. ____
UP)—Jamrs '’Sherfcondy, 28 year decreased
Islands,
Jan,
2—id1
)—
Jewel#
today.
located
o
n
,
Commercial
Avenue,
und, " j
rfraud fur'her father, was found,
holiday travel , but Mississippi 4,0; ^Missouri 16,0;
W
LOW
Pgn
old mu rdf rep, was captured -at a many of the
valued
ni
$32,000
were
stolen
last
will
re-opan
for
the-pew-semester
late last night on a neighbor's
traffic
i Atlanta
82
rrada 1,0; New'Hampshire 2,0; night from tha Island villa of-tho next Blonday morning. It was an
ranch house three mltea north of were attribulrxl to*
nprch, less than a Mock from n fl * I
POPE CONFERS MEDAL
Boston
SO
ew Jersey I2>: New York- 3 J ; 85-rear old dowager Ladv Trent, nounred today hy M(*. R. C. home.
Canon City today, last of the dox- conditions’.
of.Jgads In
Buffalo
t
£3
j
eu Incorrigible--, ronvlrt*
who
North Carolina 0,1; North Dak police reported today. The loot Maxwell, principal.
*
Detective .Lieut. Peter Kekie
Oca Molnea •
. 7
VATICAN CITY. Jan. 2—M V - ■mashed their vfay out o f the and eaatorb SHAM*- ' V .y .
ota 1,1; Ohio >82); Oregon' 2.0; Included a diamond and sapphire
1
Punlls
who
wish
to
«nroll
for
identified tho victim as Shall*
I W ’ I ’ope has conferred upoq U. Colorado prison Tuesday.
New York
30
-Tha traffic toll, hmsever.fw** Pennsylvania 132): Rhode -Island bracelet valued at $9,200.
tha English and shorthanditoursea Ann Tuiey,‘ daughter o f a 34-year* 9 8- Arrty Brig. General.'W alter
under,
the
estimate
by
jtlw
-N
a
San AMonlo
■ 25
The killer of n deputy sheriff
1,0} 8outh Carol ink 32);‘ Texas
Lady Trpnt ia the widow-of the which start Jan. 12 ar« advised obi machine grinder. Kekie aald
Muller, head of the American gave up without a fight. He was tional Safety Council wBch said 82H Utah to p Vermont 22); Vir
' Seattle
43
Military Government of Bavaria, armed only with a bogus,-, gun 178 persons probably w£dd lose ginia 0A; Washington 1.0: We#t flrat Lord Trent,, founder of a to do'.so at one* by Mrs. Max. that what* jappeared to be stab
Montreal.
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5
chain nf drug stores. Ha died In well, aa entry tn these 'courses can wounds- from both a knife -and aa
the Croaa of Commander o f the similar to several others made their tives' in motor
Miami
72
a}*?* WUeonsln 42); Dia- |98l, leafing a fortune reputed he made only at tha beginning ve * pick were found on EhsUa'a
Order of Saint Sylvester.Pop*.
±
41
' Pennkylraola led
by tha escaping prisoners.
trwt of Columbia 12k
to U about $32)00.000.
uf tha aemaslar.
. back and M i
Cooke And Betz
To Open Tennis
Matches Here
8
FBI Investigates
Graham’s Dealing
In Wheat Futures
K ing Mihai,
Mother And Group
^Sleek Swiss Visas
New Instrument Aids Search In
Natural Atomic Energy Secret
Arabs Kill Nurse,
Toss Grenades At
Funeral Cortege
Mrs. Dora Brown
FormerXPesident,
Died
Jam es G. S h a ro n .
Reveals Candidacy
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Nation^ Violent Death Toll Over
Nlew Y ear Holiday Reported! At 130
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A HEAVILY ARMED ESCAPED CONVICt, Fugene Knrp (rig h t), 3.1. Ii ihown ntleMUe capture by * ih crlir* poet*
near San Ardo. Calil The cap lure clim axed an US-hour chaic dm ini which Karp ami In* pMnpanitin. Hcr»liri
Graham , kidnaped W. 0 M crU 7a rm .iticr, and Ills wife. Olive fte fl). nrar San Diego, C all*, nnd Idler
rc Ieared them unharmed. The ctmvtcU cm aped lu ni a ftate jnlaon lam p near Kacumildu.
(bilcnioilunaO
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n il* ' jirn/llntf 1ft. HU- * f"ir r u n - C«Urt
III twMilmili. •‘■•uniy, t'lorul. return*.
Ur. Chnrlm L. Fereona
. Optometrist
M e tu th e Ite tr !>i*y o f F e b ru a ry . Jftd
tjiiv uf **1*1 month,* 111*,
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til .»• 4ii»* i»*«i|»a|kr i« which ftifi
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ln*r, for four ron»rrvilv«- w«ek% itt rviiiltttcr |* nr>k no^v'h *’lTATlrtM. * ofilrr ftftftil he pill+fSlHHl ifftp# ra h
c l a»d rr* w n k for four coi»ecuUve wok*.
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4 J f ' tninf#
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nf ttrnrral eir^ulfttlAn ift **«! Cciun^
Ninth J**
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Hanford Atlantic Ilk. Uld|.
Hour*: t-12 l-S
Phone 2T*
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tftwl u ffL
tint Mill of of fire fit iHttfofd, Klflf* !
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m»|e,
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of
Dvrcmlief, 1117.'
Florida. * thu
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knafonl.
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piorMa ii. i ti.wrf .•
bill'
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rniiiijl.int llle*l ■«**!*•*« )"*< *h *•*
Enriched White
KITCHEN O V EN -B A K ED
The TafltittU. ToimflrHl,
Mcirtori'Noodtff* &
thicken
Thrift lent llrrad in Toun!
II
U. S. Good Grade Spring Lamb
Shankless Legs
lb.
Rib Lamb Chops
lb.
Shoulders
lb.
A GRADE BA BY B E E F
STEAKS:
Sirloin Club and Rib . lb.
Round and T-Bone
lb.
Chuck Roast
. lb.
In Our Self Service Case
U. 9. Good Grade Heavy Western
Stall Fed Steer B eef'
Round Steak
lb. 79c
Plate and Brisket For Stew lb. 39c
Standing
Prime Rib Roast
lb.
58c
Hatha* Tendered
Picnic Hams
lb. 49c
Little Pig Pork Cut Country Style:
Meaty Backbone
lb. 45c
Hams
_ ___ lb. 45c
Sides with Spareribs Left In lb, 33c
Trimmed Shoulders
Heads
”
Pork Sausage
'Kr.<ft« Knt N’p ju ial Mellow
Ripe Cheese
.
In 13 o i Heal T1*ht Carton*
—||, 1*^1.U
Cottage Cheese
Sliced Bacon
Mutvselman Apple
SAUCE
Dixie UarliiiR
*ol
Dixie Daillnc
Dixie Darling Whole or Crackrd
TABLE SUPPLY
E L O V E T T ’ SE
PIGCLY W IGGLY
Dixie Darling
Broad
1 5C
CARROTS
BALLARD'S
I’riren flood Thru Hat., Ja n u a ry .1
3 lbs. 32c
Canadian Rutabagas
Bunch
Florida Green Cabbage lb. lV2c
Grapefruit, large size
5 for 25c
Fresh Florida Tomatoes lb
Georgia Yams
4 lbs: 26c
Garden Fresh Onions 2 bunches 23c
No. 1 Potatoes
Pascal Celery
Giant Stringless Beans
Quantity R ight. R m rrteil
C H EES E
esh From The Farms
York Imperial Apples
16c
Oheliak Flour
p lx lt Darilt.R 6$a FaVhloned
Clinwood Hull
BU TTER
Urixikfirld Grade A Medium
Lb Cation
Del Monte
Del Monte Early Gartlen
Educator
Cookies
2
r
° h>
1 7
Armour'a Star
Tripe
c
24-oz 3!)c
TnmalcH 10-oz 19c
Vitnniin-Full!
Minrrul-ltich!
Liver Spread
3*/r oz 2 for 25oHhmom Time
VorkN for ConklnR Wash. licit Delic.
Kraft Phila. Cream
Cheese2pi<g>31c
Pewtler
SNOWDRIFT
N . C. Sweet Potatoes4»»29
PLUMS
(irren Top
Trailer Sugar
Potatoes
303 cans
CLO RO ^f
l.ley eerpl.
erd
ia ^ ,
25c
Q1 17c
Criapy
Denniadh'a
SALMON
Amazing. Sudxv
Crackers
.
SUced, Layer-Pak
CATSUP
14-oz. bottle 15c
' Mallard’*
Libby'a Sliced
JFLOUR
' BEECHNUT Strainad
S Iba
10 tba
23 l'»
55c
$1.09
$2.63
. Krolt'a
Libby'* Fancy Cardan 8ugar- (303 can)
M » F A fT tR I
Z^Cans 19o
Packer Trim. Leg Half Pork Shoulder
H IV ES
Rlrtoto or
2
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2 .z
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2
Bmall Wettern
1C i
PEAS
2 for
SPINACH
Trvilia Golden- (No. 303 Can)
Uncle William
CORN
HOMINY
Hunt'* Tomato
SAUCE
Gator
3 cans I9c
Pride of Farm Cranbe
SAUCE
Lb-^49c- tAftcrwlfttrr
Gets Dirt & Grraxe
Reg Cake
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MAYONNAISE
B A B -0
_Baby Foods
Short Shank Tender
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No. 2yt Can
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THE HANFORD IIKItAf.D. SAKKOUD. FI.OKIDA
General Defends
Ja p Economic Plan
Hit By U. S. Critics
irits-stf. wtiiiti'ii-cbamu
develop*
FIRST CHIMSTIAN CHURCH
( llisripte- o f . Christ)
Cortrer Sixteenth and
Sanford Arrnue
Sumtav Relrnrd, U;I5 A. M
Morning Worshiy und t
Witnessing
from under that fly so fn>t that
it fell cut the table ami broke it
luick." Iltipley, who receive* his
mnii at the SoUtliero l’acifie's vast
yard at lilt) thival St., Sun An
tonio, was declared the winner in
a close four-way finish. He sue*
reeds to flu1 champion liar title
now* held by Atnnagio tiurna. nt-o
of S«n Antonio, who wen Inst
year with n tnle ulmtit a fish th at
fought *a hard it woiketl up a
For
Clirisli”
lumdori in .Nove-mU-t utsd lin t
"wherever he gm -, I mil foljihi
bln had I - ell gl allied a Hum;at
ian tiansit vjso.l
= It was tmt rertnin (hal Sw*t - r
land wfiiibl grant all the -l.V va*P
Antliuritglive source*
aid tit
Swi— government i* nutn-rfM"
lilt- f inj iti)g-mn—nl’-nri—fm*m-*rs*
Atins
{{oiitl, Napa. Calif., who told of
cutting a huge pine through in
■Michigan about I MU. The tree
wouldn't fall. *•> Woodruff gave
up . luist year, bark in Michigan,
WiHsIruff found tile pine still was
hut the stump
had
standing,
rotted away.
O. M. Hagen, Itig South Hnnipton St.. Fniimoirt. Minn., who re-
made. Chit ley rlinthed his rite
—hoot,
I have
used .f u nimh't for.
." 'lii vontffi t with
is for ftv*i v iai-,am i
*v i efiev-dl
-
Aoiriln*, the ft rlit
th*: ■t'lininb, * * t l niim-n
lie iiitii!- \ehri Miun.-iir
.lath-urn tite; Si*Hlx t
tiM itm i, "v. .1.; Knexv
■sotlt
Is, altiiO-, slitbmaTte stun
,st, i In id, Miim,;"“Eti*
fvinith. * K \rk.i ■ Scab
Hi* kt*ry, N
niigtu..!!
iniliul
payment
o
would <4- paiil at in
( Mihal**' known it
time
of
alHlication
utll.i'otr a year fton
grant
Ale goal *101
d*! Tm'ilitW'
visil
Komnniufi “ ovi i mi - m is i
neai
the
and ■u>*,nil>sl by
enough.
piopeltv
Krii*ib
tfil-
UxLu'AibUig
Shamfl
lioinls for p-di-eharge." The deer,
a 17-oti rice, -olid nab Itrupsh'h i,
the
-
... if .iiuait .1 )i
la feeding and
itii-l u -land of huntei* U-cause
t Imre a sign advising nimrmts
‘ Doret-
Wit* hi tig Ion to hi t-p the
wb ere they go a n m n l tlt*l_ wbr* f
arnt change direction
eight*l*all, out
P. M.: ‘Evening Worship,
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UNITY
Tuesday
M*t i'ruyer K-*rvire' at
Valdes Hotel
•8:00 .p . M.: Class in "Lesson*
ill T ru th " at the hotel.
STATEMENT OK CONDITION
H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A
O rganized Ju n e 2, 19.1*.
DKCE.MMKIt .11. Ill lb
1>:I5 A M.: Radio Program,
"he Voice o f Unity", Station
FO R TH E BEST ICE CREAM
Oar-alive
FLORIDA STA TE HANK
Friday
Hvenlrn: Herr Ire
0:30 P. M.: Youth Fvllowi*hip.
7:.’to P. M.t Sermon tppte
'Preaching Je*u»."
•Time stood still,
ed. “ while the boyboohed
ji oil whether he would or not.
e fly al*o stood pat. Everybody
tile house ek|H*ete*l Charley to
t the rile liall *o it woubl light
on top of the insect and extermin*
5|inlaler
Iter. DwURlas K. Chnrle*, Pastor
3:IHi P. MI: Sunday Schigil. •
3:15 P. M.: Worship Service,
1I:0U A. M.: Sermon topic
'Victory Over Temptation.’*
t to all point* in
tonn’t/JloKM with
Hroaiiw ay
Noting that never before had
the lltlilinglori l.iant Club ever
picked two rlmmplon* from the
same town,
liars’ I'residcnt O.
C. Hulett said lie was ••beginning
to Irelieve (hose stories the Texun*
tell about Texas/'
malaria
"The Everlasting Ann*
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!As Champion Liar
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Sunday School for
Morning Service
drape* of hi* ri«m; hi
fought the flatte.*-. then
a hue*' hlnre^L’aiiine
tn* window
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become representative. . .
"E v ery Japanese ciliien
rnn
now for the first linio do what h<*
want* and <m W here he w ants mi l
ItU m .IN fiTO N , WIs.. Jan. J
*av w hst he want*, wlthtd the
ri>->ral h w s of hi* land—This is olh— A stratoirpheric story aladrt
11Kart V. Vet inherm t in it are it* the derdlse of a fiv in an tibia*
nMignlion* to a rt w ith -decorum homn (hhiI room, tislny Won for a
Rev. Ifouclas H. Charles*.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
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Her'. J “K. ------*
McKinley.
Pastor
C.tlde* lit it* mdlVttlct, the hatifprd School of Ayintton, which,
operated tiy liny Tiro wring. u*e*
the Hapget am| yveral building*
on the airiM.K proper. It'h a * 5<l
jlvm * students .*inl cinployl 15
tnsDuclois. .Mi Drowning i* also
llUttHgeFOf the airport for the
.
li. Itrownler, I). If. I'antor
T:-’tO P. M .. Evening Worship
rfflun J>y Rev. Charles.
1'ijtterpad. maker
tafv baby ilmpi-t... •hip ntwut
eight car* a month of their pro
duct slid employ 15 r)> 'JO rample.
This- imputation,
Mr. HiitJfin*
re Waled, ha* asked for hdditioiail
iiuddir;.*, nml cill manufacture
tmvel*. piil'etmn etc. and will rm»
|ll«V Utl to f.U |*!‘‘v.p|j
arouwit other, rt-dtreUfr fie
'
building ami ol*** in ndjoitlin
building ■
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KJ rente n fought,tb,- liiiiri -tij
lanemtsly at the bl|»tpc - tnliW ref
at J 'll \Ve*t ?*Mh Slit. :
he
apiirttoent liuihling iti m ind-" *
At THE CHURCHES
(1:50 t'. M.i Junior and Senior
Young People.
!i
Salvatore Brnm if *i le. =27, reel*
dent <>£.itn apartment* at.S S s W en
Will Street, said he awaken.-l .*
Other finalists inrluded:
11 :(M) A . M,: Morning Worship
8ervlce. Communion , Service
Sermon by ifr. RrnwnltW.
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dot in n aynthrtie rublief plant
and thatJm explosion juroittpaiii !
the *taj| of the flame*.
•The Mi.yeor*gld woman >■no
leaped lo rafety wn* bran itud
by firemen a* Mr* May - - Mrtjiin, n re* iilynt of one of ll:*i
apartment
; ‘
I*, who fl*‘*i i. tfi*
ml rhriel.nl for help. A”"lift**r.
I'a* -pii .nl and aheVHUU'iely Fli.t
Hell -aid she sllffi l i d mile li i
uric*.
f 1nil the
fire He
observed
through
l^iin* and Discounts
J'.».5lfi.mi
Dunking House, Furniture nnd Fixture
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None
Overdraft*
U. S. Govt. Dbiigntion*
Wc make tmr «m*n ire Cream/. AIT finvoni
»l;tU 7,75lJll
Other .Marketable D<>rid-
J.VI.Isrt.'.rj
Cash anil ilue from Ranks
lili|,7iJ3.5f)
Tiwtjr — Delirious — lleitlOiful
4 FI Hanford A» en tic
Dhune ^2IH
Capital Slock
■hlLptus
Dmliviili-1 Profit*
la paynlile Jnmmry I. IP 17
LIST OF HARD-TO-CET ITEMS
Deposits
I,nans
Totai
I3.OOOJI62.I13
DOOKS- PANEL- FLUSH-GLASS
F. S. Gov't, OliliimUlUlS
Other Mfirkulithio Bontls
Cash ami Due ft «*tn .Hank >
D I It F. C T O R S
C. It. CI.ONTS
Farmrr, Director Central Fla. Production Credit Cnrp.
Oviedo, Florida
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BU ILD ERS HARDWARE
A.NHRKW IfUDArJK.
HIGH-GRADE PAINTS
ROOFING* Roll & Shingles CEDAR SID EW A LL SHINGLES
KITCHEN CABINETS- Base & Wall
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f.’airiUtl Sl'N’k
Grower* and Shipper*. A. Ifuda A Sons, Oviedo, Florida
(Hlavlr, Florida)
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Surplu.i
FORRKST GATCIIKL
Inveplmenl*. Sanford. Florida
Lhlillviiietl FrbftU
C. Ill MeNULTY
DlWtlonda Huynhlu JiiifHury’ J
President of Iho Hank, Melbourne, Florida
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De|ids i'ln -rfr
- F_ G, KILI^ATHICK. Jlt.
Vic* President of the Hank, Hanford. Florida
MIC ART A BOARD for Top*
LUM BER- Fram ing- Siding- Flooring
W ALL PRODUCTS- Plywood-Hardboard, Plaster &
Security Lumber & Supply Yartf^
Hlxlh Street A Mjir I»* AvenDe
J /;McKay Truluck
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C. II. MeNULTY. Pre-Menl •
K. C. KILPATRICK. Jlt , Vice President
MARY I.YNI) RUSS. A s.U l.nl Cashier
COPPER SCREEN W IR E
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Diseottnls
Ovcrdnifis
T. K. TUCKKIL Cashier
SCREEN DOORS
SCREEN DOOR G RILLS
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Hanking llnti-c, Ft
II P F I « F. It H*
WINDOWS- Assembled or K .l).
J . Hugh T rtilu rk
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Tec* llutl t Home* occupy the
naintrnnnri* building and four
icre. of land with wanthouse* aril
wlhttHinitll
for storage,
anil employ lit to J " mechanic* to
falirirale sections of house* for
rapid election They expedt to
employ .*n to iU) mechanic*. *aid
Fire Marshal Thonuil Ui . rfliv
■aid th e'flam es n p p iiiiiib
Cti.i-
person
FIH 8T I'ltK SIlY T FItlA N
Corner of Oak and Third Street
5(1 |W<i|ilr
M •»'*!I»*»»♦*! I* ih I***.** UNp I
With Si ref* tindr -*(*crii,l |fi fl\|
other structuri'-d including Hrg«i
ffu-e bnUittnp'iit "Ortiaf*u j hi l
TOKYO. Jan. 2. (/ft — Gen*
•ral -Mac Arthur. in a New Year’* i a Mr A* LtHfilli
:L4iul
statement today defended hta
»M|. •*.»•, I Bill lo IJF l* »-«
economic policies in Japan against 1‘n.i*.-*,' aiuiic. ‘ 1 I '.i.i *'1
American critic* who hail chained 10 tail.!1 irfiit llaksf
• they led toward RociaiUm.
JiM Iri.* r, l l . n h . u i l U t l u i
Allied economic policy, he de! t o ci. -I*. I V i ' h . I>i* J l u l - j
dared, “Ijaii re-juired the breaking
t u i u i N i . c t m u util
hratuv, \ Mm ■
up" of a Japanese system under
which “a minoidly of feudal fam -itini|i . l u x J« m . ! |,
IIK.%1, I l u i i i ,
ilies'* owned and controlled most
tin) mt.riil t: etv* Ar
of Japan’* commeire. induttrv
. ami natural resource*. Thl* feud*
A ai *y*tem, lie *atd, "was indeed so
complete a monopoly a* to l<o
\V**li (I. I*. >!.<« Itulit 1*
in 'effect a form of SocalUm in
privute hands," .
. hart! II HmiUt r **1liv Vivian
I IM TTttf. WIIIIT ) li II
The ftatemenl was hi* fir»t
T-oite, r.imuml |i a u r Kula
public answer to charire* (n the KtOftdrt H i * * >I,| nil
United State* that' hK nolici;* v i t p i 'v iT io v n r guHTi
were leading •toward socialjiatlnn
of Japan. Senatorial demand* for
an investigation of occupation
policy had Ivrn heard In Wash T** t '" i .'.. M K i m l l t n r IW.<h1» '-J
ington In the wake of the Maul __S ^ a to i'l. A l b n i l r N a tio n a l
of the rrltir*.
i ■ |.*..1... ,, goatling *. ,.m|.
Only through di**olution of
K .1 *. f o n I .1*1 <i* 1.
\ n 'ln a - l
Japan'* feudal economic *r*tem. T** iro n * i* ftort^Ht** rt ,» i.
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T w ill ‘*if f
the aUJnient in*i*ted, “could the
way lie cleared for the emergence l ' m l » * i | V lr ls m i l |,!• », (<>t t h
of an economy conducive tn the
well-being o f th e, people an
of private rnpitati*m haned upon
free competitive entcrpriar - -an
economy which long experience
ha* demornitrated algnc provide*
maximun incentive lo develop*
ment of tho*e _ furninniental reliulrernenl* to 'hum an - Im ’Rre**—
imlividual initiative ami intliv*
(dual energy."
There ha* lreen eriticlsm
In
Japan, n* well as in America, of
allied economic measure*.
ineluding the recently pa**ed law tn
derehtraliie Induatrie* in which
•connmir power waa *xce**ively
conrrn tratrd .
*<iuaic feet, employing more than
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Court Records
W. A. PATRICK
PresidenI of Patrick Fruit /Corporation
Mrmler Federal Deposit Insurance Corpocatii
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
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Trouble In Panama?
" C iu k U im i la D M
. The Piinnmn Canal Zone, center of many n bitter argu
ment in former days, but latterly regnrded as a rather set
»mmlmi4. PlarMa .
tled problem, has.bobbed up into the news again. At present
t i l M a « a a lla A t o m .
the air is fpll of arguments and reminiscences.
The Cana), it should be remembered, was established
K > t« > 4
aa
h h M
't a n
n a lin
where it*is after a tremendous amount of argument ns to
U -« » b *r XT. I t l * . a l I M P«e« «M H "
t l l a l t t l . M a rta a , « H * 1 < t* *<• just where it should be situated, what compensation should
( I t 'a a a r r n a f
A i**T .
be rmide to proi>ertyrowners and what rights should prevail
in ItM use. It occupies a very important position midway be
u a i.i AMi i- J i m
tween the two great continents of North nnd South Amer
Kbit*.
•OORDOX URAX
ica, one whose importance was recognized from the earliest
l U t l a n t M a n a l'i
times In the development of the New World. The Canal haH
long* been recognized as essential to world trade and the
i c i i r m i T i u l h atch
United Staten by virtue of its ownership has naturally
■ r T a rrln
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<!»• Manlk
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. !.*• gained and maintained n primary place in thnt region.
T i n , M a a lk a -------- -rtU " 1 . M
Now, rather suddenly .nnd to most Americans unex
X U M a a lk ,
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pectedly, the fnptous route seems to be jeopardized. There
-O a r
T ra r
-l* .a «
1- - J j f z , » ,
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Jilt . *
in a rather natural impression that hostile and alien influ
AH a k l l a a f f
e r ljr # t
fa ila
al ences may be at the jottom of it.
tk a a k r r r r a la tla a * an a • •Uee* a l
The Zone itsolf seems to be safe enough. It is the re
( a lr t ta ia a x a U fa r Ik a ■ • (■ « ■ al
ta l a l a a fn a a r , will k r r h a r a a a 1 » tention of war lmscs In the Republic of Panama, an Inde
a t t v c a la r * 4 « * n H I * « raw *.
pendent country outside the Zone, which has been denied
liy" the PnnnmjHngiatehinrr-Thtr-Ur~&.--tH*>trt-'whieh-hHv**
l a la a a R r a i M I " B r R i r w a l a l l f r * been stationed on these bases are now withdrawing to the
lo r., r r p m r a t i T k r H rm M la Ik r
Russian, Gorman or
a a lia a a l lt«la a f M lv r flls lB g . 0 1 ( 1- Zone, which is American territory.
t r t a r * n a t a t a la r k
la I k * la ia rri Argentine influences, or a combination of all three, are supr l l l r * l a I k r tmmmtrr M ilk t , * a * i a i
,posed.by American observers to be responsible for the nega
U n la r k l r a a a a » 4 N ew T a lk .
tive vote in the legislature. There ,’v much unti-American
T k r l l t 'B ia I* a a rr m k rr a l Ifci talk and feeling in parts of South America, fomented by
A rra rla lra P r r a * w k lrk It ra tlllr a groups desirous o f having Latin-Amorkan citizens fear
r t t l a t l r d r l a Ik * a *« f a t rtpakH * .
• a lla a ml a ll l b * U r a l M w t p r la lr * Uncle Snm.
la I k it ■ t n t t a f t r , a * n tU a a ell
The present affair is likely to be ironed out without
A l* a r n t a U a a lrk r*.
much difficulty. Hut it is well for Americans to know what
is going on to the South of them.
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n tn u :
v r r .h r f o b t o d a t
BY BEING GUESTS AT THE.
LORD'S TABLE WE ARE AT
ONE WITH OUR HOST AND
THE OTHER OUE8TS. WE
SHOULD THEN OBSERVE THE
LAWS OF.-PROPRIETY BY OUR
LOYALTY: Ak often a* ye cat
thia bread, and drink ihii cup,
yc do ihow forth tha Lord's death
till, he come.—I Cor.-11:26.
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Ttrw(From The Washington Star)
Into the iky with dread and
reverent alare
He looke, plerrtnl the “void to
ita outer brim—
F ait aun and moon and nebula
to where .
Old ayatema pnd and, new une*
shape their limb.
Chill got* hi* cheek apd damp
hit hair,
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The ewrat of awful thought
make* lean hii fa«e,
He knowa — O God! —{he know*
out there
A million world* like hi* dot
space—
nim ielf a minute and a grata
hit race. . . ,
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Arrps* Un- la n d , Ills neighbor
. 'd e e p * tilt morn.
HI* day'* work done, untrou
bled, take* hi* raaej
Suva In m ip » ailly dream, perhapi, be
'T ha cutworm toothing ut his'rarnj
Or, waking, wonders If the rab
bits gnaw hi* pea*.
RALPH WEBSTER OILMAN.
D ie Wall Street Journal »ay»
the (rouble widi our foreign re
lation* i* til*I liny a ia ail broke.
The Michigan Wolverine*’ rout
of Southern California by die
|K>nderoui acore o! 49 lo 0 futthei
emphaii/ri our obiervation •hat
inflation ia really here.
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With the whole world more or
let* in a turmoil, our thought, (or
today it whether the .bowl gamer
on Jan. I raAg down the curtain
on the 1947 pigrkin iceqe. or war
the inaugural of the 1948 football
acAion.
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Now that Henry Wallace hai
announced hit candidacy for
presidency on a third party ticket
we may expect an accentuation
of the hackneyed phraaei about
"war monger*," Wail Street, and
"Cgpitaliiti." But after all, hatn i
Hank always been clotely identifi
ed with "corn" lince hit ratlin
day* at a tynlhetic fanner. •
A certain mge, well verted in
the tormrnti mulling from overemhuiiaitic celebration of die
New Year, hat luggrtled the only
lura cure for the "morning
•fttr." Ha recommend* the eat
ing ol a raw mackerai (or brVakfaat on tha theory it will taite
x to awful a hang-over will teem
miid by companion.
King Michatl. w!.« abdicated
hi* throne in Bucharctt, Romania,
two day* ago, bar ditcovered that
the . ‘ iron C urtain",'.ini,-been
magnatited and anyone wearing
bran buttona or metal *n*pi on
hit farter* hat a good chance of
caught in the' caltenb
I had lo change to. a bath
tub before he could faavj
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"Here the |jR(kMislblo In doner' wrote the poet Goethe
Ions nK‘»; "the eternal feminine drives us on.”' Just what
thnt moans is anybody’s Ruesa, but it seems ns if there
might lie a sort of connection with our modern discoveries.
There is tile astonishing triumph, for example, of our mod
ern speed which surpnaaea anvliiuig oLUmJtind known only
a few years ago. ‘'Supersonic," meaning "beyond sound,"
is tint word for it now, indicating a speed so great thnt it
may be ukeii unheard byv humnn ears. (Some animals and
4 tu^U -K 0 um-tu-hutAt-Warned-how to produce sounds un
heard by nmn even before we ever guessed that there could
be Huch powers.)
It remains to be seen how such magic may be used to
real advantage. Hut thnt can be left to the scientists, known
and unknown, who seem determined to discover everything,
useful or useless. And indeed, in' modern and ever expand
ing times, it often seems as if man has merely touched the
hem of the garment of scientific usefulness.
Find In Mexico
Thr moment you actually arc fhl* authentic Jarman
oxford...actually touch Ita rich, plump, saddle tan leather,
Work -aevcrnl months.
Since there ran (a* no plan
without C u u n -iV ap proval. Con
gress will tmve the Inst *sy . It
may ev en 'w rite it* »wq jilan.
W k lh a jdnii C ongress decide i
upon will lie tile filial plan.
There'll be u lot of fightings to
Congress before
the
plan
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finished..
7hf» story exp lain* »otne
tin- fighting point*.
.Under the plan, aq liandi-t
Cungrrss by ,M r. T ru m an , we'd
sjiend about * 17 ,060 ,000,(100 help
mg .Iti European nation* for four
year*.
But there's a way in which
soma of tha countries may be
Hide to pay bark: Ii; raw mat
erial* - wc don't have in this
country.
Fur riamplc: Rubber and tin.
Some of the European countries
could pay u* bark In raw mat
erial* from their colonies.
Then we could atom them in
Case of an emergency, aueli is
war. We were ahort of rubber
and tin In World War II.
Fighting point No. 6—
Mr. Truman think* the
shall Plan should he carried out
Ho lie n four-year plan,
by * new government agency—hn
th at'* the way Mr, Truman Want* naked Cm,ur0M to create tt—
Who lived in Mexico before the Mexicans? An answer
lias perhaps been found by an archaeological expedition un
der tiie auspices of the National Geographic Society, the
Smithsonian Institution nnd a Mexican scientific body. The
expedition hns unearthed u shell mound on the Pacific const
of the .state of Chiapas.
At first sight the finds seem trivial: tt few bits of
crude, worn [tottery, some flint knives and a few carved
animal bones. Yet mil of such fragments the patient and it to lie.
Ht want* Congress . lo * iliMU
ingenious scientists have been able to determine thnt these
on it *** B rnn
April
were the work of n population earlier than the earliest woik
J, IU4H. it would‘’run |dl June
Indian civilizations now . known In Mexico,- those of the 30, 1062.
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Fighting point No, 1-r- {
Mayas, Olmecn arid Zapotecs.
Should we lie ourselves -up in
This iMipulation was just beginning to make pottery,
lq tudp Europe for
and apparently was ignorant of agriculture. It may 'prove afourpriiinisc
y ears? ^A / lot Ttcpuhlic«'*-*
to be one of the earliest traces of human ^ife in nil North don't think so., I
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They think we' itudild give help
called the Economic Co-operation
Administration.
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It would have a staff of ex
pert* under, a top man, railed
an administrator, in this country.
In Europe there would be a kind
of roving ambassador to see that
tiie European countries carried
nut the plan as agreed upon.
Some congressmen have sug
gested the plan should tie handled
by an right-man board, font
Democrats, four Republican*.
So look for argument on t(iisTh* five fighting jiotnts out
lined here are only some of the
fighting
point*.
Then'll
he
plenty.
you'll know If* the shoe for you. Then, when you slip
It on and feel the instant comfort of Its super-flexible, handwoven vamp... It* exclusive "friendliness of fit,” you know
It's the shoe for your foot. Try a pair today.
$13.95
only un a ymfr-V-year
They want ihv.TnB year lo be a
tryout.
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THE WORLD TODAY
THE NATION TODAY
lly DEWITT MACKENZIE
AC Foreign Affairs Analyst
By JAMES MARLOW
year ami foreign affair* analysts
don thalr robe* of prophecy to
make learned forecasts for the
ensuing twelve montHi, and ao
your columnist, not to depart
from the orthodox, offers hts con
tribution.
As a matter of fact, prophecy
Isn't ao difficult aa the uninitia
ted might think. 1 really shouldn’t
disclose a top-drawer trade sec
ret, but will give you one small
tip from my colleague, A. P.
Science Editor Howard [Makeslee. When 1 remarked that I
was about to inaka a forecast
he replied':
•*Why not? All you have to do
I* look Into the mirror for 1047
and II will tell you what to ex '
pact in '48."
And of course It’s true that
we must read the future from
the past. The first thing Wa see
for '48 ia that tha all-Tmimtant
item of the year will be the
development of the now strained
relatione between -the world's
two dominant powers—Russia and
America, The very way of life
of mankind depends on* the trend.
The moat important phase of
this conjllot In '48 la likely to be
the battle for western Europe.
The outcome will hlngg on the
of success of the Marsh
all Flan for
rehabililatlon—a
program against which Moscow
has declared open and bitter .war
fare.
Herd-hit Italy and France—
both key countries In the rehabili
tation program-—material aid and
American backing have created
a much needed morale Which will
carry these nation* far,
and Britain will have to taka
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2
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itYou may know what the
shall Flan 1* now. A few month*
from now It may look different
President Truman turned (ho
plan—aa he and hia expert*
think It should be—over to Con
gress more than a week ago.
Congress come* back into *e«alon Jan . 6, Thu next day it
atarta work on the plan. It will
B
greaa ia being accompanied by a
political awing of both left and
Ight toward (he center.
.Tha conflict between the Bus•Ian bloc and the western Dem
ocracies ' will eontnue to ham*
atrlng many vital activities of the
United Nalipns,
It will be a wonder if twelve
months are enough lime to tiring
peace to Palestine,
Germany will continue to go
from bad to worse, barring big*
■cal* military assistance
from
outside. That vast country ia In
a atate of chaos.
Taking In all, I see ho reason
why we should be aerioualy pes
simistic over the coming year.
We muatn’t forget that the world
•till la suffering grievously from
the effects of the moat destruct-i
Ivi war of hlstore.. and a quick
recovery la impossible. Moreover,
we are' in the throca of the con*
fliet with an aggressive Coni_
munlam which derives ___
strength
from chaoa. Still, .the way "la
gettlog brighter.
Mr. Tm n m k and ht* ad vitert
argue th at, Tihle** th ey 'n f sura
oi getting long-range help, the
European
natlona
c a n ’t
plan
long-range rccnvrry for
©
S)
Fighting point No.
Some ?tepiibilcan* think Die
©
total ofi * 17.600,1)00,000 over
four yeaisT A lot of Repiitdiesii*
for u» to spend ou helping
Huron*.r
To Oi* iuicffcttion that
out auch large help Europe may
collapse. Senator fa ft of Dido,
,me of the Republican leader* la
Congress, *ay*:
, ,
,
•‘People don't completely col
lapse. they go on living any.
way."
righting point No. 3—
Mr. Truman, hi* adviser*, and
tha European . countries thrmselve* Insist the first !& months
of help will lie of the utmost
Importance in Europe’s recovery.
But how much help should we
give that first year and a quart
er? Mr. Truman says it .should
be *0,80(1,0041,000 o f. the total
* 17.000,006,000. That would leave
* 12,200.000,000 t« spread over thu
next three years.
Again aproe Republican* object.
They say that's too much money
to dlah out a* a atarter, Fighting point No. 4 —
_ Some of our IicIr will lie a
gift) probably moil of U. But
u nit will lie in the form nf’loans,
TIow •much do we gel back 7
No-one know*. There’ll be a'Jo t
of bitter words over this.
Should we expect repsvtucrit
from countrlea which might bo
badly crippled if they tried
pay hack? Mr. "Truman
A new year . * new plans
. new' hopes
..
new visions.
F o r twenty years The Sanford Atlantic National Bank
has supplied i San
ford
and Seminole County with the
-_
dk * , _
lifeblood o f credit to expand a growing community . . .
seeking always -- through sound counsel and friendly
service
to give practical help to the thousands of
customers who put their trust in i t
V
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FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1948
PAGE FIVE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Ttw m slvia-catrying mosquito
Malaria earning mosquitoes
Mali
~*--*-1 on their htau* when they requite* about 10 days to devel <p
stand
from egg to adult.
I bite.
|
c
Social
Caleodt
t l s i i l s s r * lists t
l«»i
fair Ion courts, E^wflod Cooke 1
will tiu-.-t one of the pro player
of Central Florida, or may tungbw iih' Eddie Copeland. Rollins..
College tennis coach, or Frank |
KoVirc*. During the tour he will |
-pirryihp ~pnr~nf~thtr ftntr'wTJTTtH
the matches ary being held ■#-. |
that bvul interest can be in* ,
crensed in the tournament
Aft-*r ti|x-ning on the May
fair Inn courts the troupe will
go ru Miami Beach -fur tw o ,
matche* then move to
Ii
l.uudi-idale. Hollywood
Beach,
Ml. Petersburg. Si' Augustlm.
Pomnaho. Hube Sound. Pulm-i
Bench, West Palm Beach: Jack- ]
sonviltei Daytorta Tlcnch, OilnndJ,"
Lake' Wake*. Sarasota. Poyte j
,
Vetlra. Delray Beach n'nd Nns-
e rs o n a l
• .
BUILDING FOR SALK .
FBfU A l
, i ‘ *l Approximately 3tk) gu#$l* atMr*. W. I - -Henley has return
The Anna Miller Cirri e will * tended the brilliant New Year"* ed to her home from Atlanta
♦i. "
*
~ * •- - ,
t*
mMt, at 8,3)0 P. M. at the Elk’* Kve ball held at the Mayfair fun when- she spent the holidays.
y
•
Club. All nfetnber* arc urged to on Wednesday evening in the
At eleven o'clock on Thnivilny npirninF. Jttn tin ry 8.,
be present.
main
ballroom.
llumWxi and
Mr. apd Mis Julian Ktrtixtiom
greenery were used in deeoraling have returned fnmr Alexandria,
• • MONDAY
Chapter* of the Women'* Am* the long room and red and green' I jt . where they sjiefti the huli
HUB, lh t‘ Hoard o f j'tth lic In stru ctio n for-H etninolc
lliary uf Holy Crotn Episcopal streamer* fell from tije lights, daV# with Mr*. Slemdrum s par
Church will meet a* follow*: Bt. while on the tables were favors ent#.
Agnes Chapter with Mr*. W. J , in the form tjf paper hats and
CoUJitv will receive neuletl bill* on one biiildih|f.iind a
Thigpen, 801 Park Avenue, at noiic-makers. '
' Friend* of Walter High will
Dancing wa« hnjo/ed 'from tx’ .gUd to ledm that he U'nhlc
""00 P. M>: St, Ann'* Chapter
th Mr*. K. D. Mobiey, 708 Oak | 10:00 P. M until 2:00 A. M. to to he Uiil J if l. r having been i onrtiti; known' ti* tbe janitor's residency,' near the Ly
Avenue, at 8:00 P. XL-, Si. Cath-J the music of Stewart Martin nnd fined to irW home with a foot in
tutu.
1
rrine'a Chapter with Mr*. W. A. hi* orchestra.
Breakfast was fection,
The* 1group • is making its
man school pi Longwootl. Floritht. The Hoard re*
Leffler, Hibiscus Drive, at 3:00 served following the dsnee to
winter headquarter* at the May.
those desiring i t
P -A L
Mr. and Mr*. William W.
fair I mi rftul are available fit
Among those aUending Wc Io White returned on Sumtax to
Circles of the Women** Society
serves the riK)|l to reject any or all bills. For de
tenni* instruetions, Manager Lljftl
of Christian Services of th* First Mr. am) Mrs. J .
Adams.* Mr. Athens. G a ., after__having "x-en
WljtJCT *'<T ' the
Muvfnir
li II
the
gut-,:
'
■
■
i
•-J4alhodirt—Cl|ur»b will meet at and Mrs. Fred Bell, Mr. and Mr*.
statetb
* the following places: Circle No. J . H. Crnpps, Cnpt. and Mrs. J , F. . .ru: the holidays.
scription; of profterly call at thu superintendent’s
Orien
"Richaril"*
Farrell,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
D.
Farrell
and
1 with: Mrs. Roy TillU, 310 Elm Bolt. Mr. and Mrs. Knrl Itroome,
graduate
of
Seminole
High
8chool
.1*
shown
with
Xlf*.
Farrell.
the
I,
•.
'
^
Avenue, at 3:00 1*. SI.; Circle No. Mr. gm| Mrs. II. J . Donovan.. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 0 . Baker
. n « " war vear ID-ID fouml^the
former Evelyn Wollram, a* they’ appeared in leading mle* in
* office al the court house, Sn.ijfortl,-Florida.
2 with Mra. K. A. immlrnberg, anil Mis. Glenn '(Angle, Mr, and ■if DcMind spent Christmas and
United
Kiiiles
iisipg
ulxmt
six
f-Hrown Avenue, at 2:30 P. M.; Mrs. K. E. McKeever. Mr. and the holidays with hr* parents, “ Dear Ruth'’ .is p r e s e n t e d in California ny- the State Tlwalrv tinti-s* ns much ehvtric power as
Players,
circle No, 3 with. Mr*. Fletcher Mrs. A, I- Estersoti, Mr, nnd Mr. am! Mis. J . K. Baker, Ifimt
il u-ed in 1918.
Holla, . 1 4 2 1 Valencia Drive, at
West First 8 ( M ,
Mrs.
11.
C,
Whilopcl.
Mr.
and
HOARD OF I T III.IF INSTRUCTION
3:00 P. SI.; Circle No. 4 with
by Bobby S a v e rs'
. . .
,
11*?" ts-sieced
h i.-a u to g ta p h .
following . «'uiia. Ceylon and the Nethe Sir*. L. 1. Ilughey, 2012 Palmetto Mrs. Harry K. Roliton. M r.. and j Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Corn at- Orien Farrell Stars
maity
f-tformam-e#
of
..u
ln'“U
E
um
Imhe,
p.mbm-v
nbog
Avenue, at 3;0O P. M.; Circle Mr*. Clyde-Tcrwiliegar. Jr..- Mr. ' (ended a New .Year's, party ns In Vasadeiia Theater
for. .SEMINOLE CoV n'TY. FLOIIIDA
No. 6 with Mr*. C. II Winn, 813
the guest of the laike Reresford
Ruth " Many film dignitaries ex- S" W T " 1 " f ,ht* “‘‘,rW ‘ ' XI,“"
Magnolia Avenue at 3:00 P. M.; and Mr*. Knrlyle llou-nottici, Mr Yacht Club Ip I h i. nnd which held
o r . I
favonliln comment com. j *' iL
pressed
rnvornlite
O. H Fin tell was .recently in
Circhl No. d with Mr*. R. U. shd .Mr*. W. D.- Hofmann. Mr. its formal upentn^ op.New Ycais
L. E. Jttrtlnn, Clinirmuit
T. W. Lawton, Secretary
formed by his i-erw Orien. that eernlng the 'Icaiting actor* nt a
Hutchison, Camerop City, at 3:00 and Mr*. Roy Holler. Mr. and Eve. .
t.U Yu, a pk'tliresi|Uo Chinese
Jie and hi* wife. Evelyn Wolfram, recent Performance at tin I’a-a
P. SI.; Circle No. 7 with W raJC. Mr*,. G. W. Sjiettcer. Mr. am!
ilena.
plnvluihse,
according
to
a
i clown of the filh Century wrot •
R. Jones. 309 West Fifth SUmt Mrs. Andrew Car r j way, Mr.*nnd
Sir. and .Mrs. Paul Brhcrf ar bad appeared in £1 perforruanres let ter recently rm lv n l hv it D. ! what i« believed to b« the fits'at 3:30 P. M.; Circle No. 8 with Mr*. E. Higgins, Jr.. Mr. nnd rived today by plane from An- of “Dear Hull!" in California Farrell.
l»«'k altoiil ted.
»
cYr*. Bill Tvrv, 2423 MellonvUle Mr*. Marrcl Faille. Mr. anil Mrs. d-iln-in, Ala. to visit Mrs. Kcherf'a with Mrs. Farrell as Ruth Wil
George Thurston. Mr. and M/#. mother. Mrs. S. E. A duev,., who kin* in the play nnd Mr. Farrell
Wvrnue. at 8:00 P. M.
The W. St, U. of the First Bap-, Joe Master*. Mr, and Mr*. E. ■ III nt lui hlUlle, HUI Palmetto a* Lieut. William Scaw right.
^ O *.
Ilrlen Farrell won, a Mate run-'
list Church wi|l,hoId an rxccutlvy Hofmann. Mr. nnd Mr*. Kortnv Avenue.
Powell. Mr. nrtd'Mr*. S. (f. Chase,
test ns a singer here. He servr-d
business meeting al 3:00 P. M. nl Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. A, K. Shinholin an iiimonsf divf-io'n in Franre,the church. All officers are urged
Forming a party spending I he Grrmnnv. Holland ami "Belgium, j
ser. Mr. and Mrs. Munson Titrr
You’ve wall I’d a lonjc time lor barffainn like these!
to be prelent with their reports. halls.'Dr. and Mrs. J . E. Browse, day yesterday at Buk Tower ‘and was wounded in Holland and was j
Following the meeting the quar Mr. hud Mrs. J . K. Higgins, Mr. c’yptoss Gardens* were Mr. ami. sent to an English hospital. A t;
terly ' business' ’meeting will be nnd Mr*. Jack Hail, Mr. and Mrs. Mi.. Frank Tliomas und dough- the Pasadena PinvhotiM' ho IIis
You deserve (his treat! Hundreds of terrific values in our
held at 3:30 P. SI.
In *'Aliie-Sit-hy the.
Earl lliggenlxitham,
Mr. and u r, I.nVerne, of Gadsden, Ala., appeared
The Juplor G. A.* will hteft at Mr*.
___ ’George Harden
......„
Fire' “The Morehant of Venice"
and Mr, ami Mi-. M. 3. Me-jo-ngcr. Xlt
the home of llerrrly Benton " a r M. . T f r A 7 X w'nmnT
rnn and the Atari” pmr~mnny
210 East Sixth Stieet at 8j 30
other*
Also Mr. nnd Mr*. Malcolm
Higgins, Mr. and Mi*. Roy
Evefvn Wolfram I uyyll Is an
TUESDAY
Green, Mt\ anil Mr*. J . J . Bloat,
East l.andng, Miclilgnit girl and
The Daughters of IVesley Ctn»» Mr. nnd Sirs. Wnllare \Y.. Bi ll,
!t PradilMtv of Hfl'tmeii*, College,
-of the First Methodist will have Mr. nnd Mis. Dnh- Scott, Jr., Mi
and wa> reet*ntlv fe a tim l in the
u regular business and social and Mrs. I. K. Batten, Mr. and .special lo The Sanfurd llrruld Pu-udeim Playhouse Dranfa fes^ meeting f t the home of Mr*. J . O. Mrs. II. M. Ki«e, Mr. nnd Mrs.
tival production of "Mrs Wings
ID M ARI AN It. JONES
, Laney, 1012 Sanford Avenue. Roy A. Uworn, M|j. alid Mrsr J .
of tin- Cabbage Patch". "Oh KimHostesses will lx* Sir*. M. R. Dlngfclib-i, Mr. and Mr*. J . I,
unrin'. “ Harriet'', "The
Avon
Take your pick of DRESSES formerly price tugfred•Strickland,
Mrs. T.
Bradford Hurt, Jr., Mr. nml Mis. A. I.
The Christina* Cantata, con- Flows" and many other*, has
Byrd, .Mrs, J . K.‘ Courier and Skein. Mr. nnd Mr*. Mum1 Wom ducted k\‘ the yotlllg pwif'li- uf direct or iul ambitioo- nnd shares
Mrs,. A. II, Sieve ns
S(L!)S, $7.UH, S8.98 NOW on this sale nick at
ack. Mr. and Mr*. J . N. Robson, I in- M cth\li-l and B imiUm Chur time lieiucen acting and dim-t
The, hoard of the Sanford Wo- Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. I>. Bishop, ch.
iimpt In-Id ut the Oyii-do ing.
'•
.man’s Club w-ill have its iegul*r Jr.. Mr. uml Mrs. II. E Tooke, Methodist t'hlirrh u bs n Icemen
C u h a rd im R n y m i Faith-*. Ilnymi Cri-p. , Prints, tin,- ami
All nu inliers of tho cast of the
J e e t ln g at 10:00 A. M.
Jr . Mr. rind Mr*. A. J . Williams, dims success.
Mr, mill Mrs. .lames W. WIL l-lay are gradual<-s of the Pasa
Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. Fleming,
WRDNESIIAT
In ,, piac.- Blyb-s. Black. Blown, Gim-it, Blue, Aipls Site*
dena Playhouse School of the
The
regular
business
and Xlr. nnd Mr*. Gordon ohlakrr, ->.n ll*dd ule-n house nt their j Theatre, designated by the legls.
9 to 15 and 12 to '.‘II
luncheon meeting of the Sanford Mr and Xlr*. Voile Williams, Jr.. home on Lake Charm foe the * lalure in 1937 as the "Slate
•Womans Club will !*• held The Xlr. and Mrs, Ed Pell, Mr, mid young people who participated in . Tlieiiiie
of
California,*^
The
program wilt be Used on “The Xlr*. H. P, Me.ller, Xlr. nml Mra. the Christm as Cnntntu uml who Playhouse, under the direct lun
Problems of Internationa) Peace' John Stuck. Xlr. and Mrs. K II. rode ul! on i town singing the of
Gilmore , Blown, hit# b elt
with Prof. George Saule of Rol Smith. Dr and Xlr*. Ilauv Wmxl- • iruU III*- f o l l o w i ii g night. training
student* of the theatre
lins College as the guest speaker. ruff. Xlr. and Mr*. Hoy Mann and Ilwigbt K, Wil-on, J i . of Benin, continuously
Save $2.00,
$1,11(1 -on every DRESS you choose
1917. .Many, of
Hostesses will lx* Mr*. II. Wavdc Xlr. nnd Xlr*. F. E. lioumill.il. 111. Conn.. *8 « al-«» n t - ie i ..f homu its graduate*^since
are achieving suc
Also Mr, nnd Mrs. II II Colei nt the oc<-n*lon.
Rucker. Mr*. J . W. Hall. Mrs.
Mr#. j C- R. Uhitit,-.. Jr . i-nter- cess in radio, moving pictures
from this salt* rack NOW at
Ralph Austin Smith, Mra. W. A. man. Mr. and Mr*. Wally Diet
l-rsvill. Mr*. II, II. XIcCaoRn and richs. Xlr. knd Xlr*. W. A. Ia-ff- tuint-d rot-ertlly with n Christ uml mi tin- stage, including such
name*
nDana
Andrew#.
Wayne
« r * . n t . R. fflkck. .
|er. Mr. and Mr*. II. II. lb)ham, inas lawn pnrty fur the nlrmlierr Morris. Louise ABultlon. Vidor
Mr. anti Xlr#, B, I., Pi-thins, Mr. of her Girl Keoub*. ..After itti itf
Rayon Ci ope and Faille Dic» v D ir- se* amt Tailored Hfvleund Marilyn’ Maxwell.
and XIrs, George Bishop, Mr: ami ternoon of gmm-s npd the ex- Maluii
l niih.ii i Biamls Im-hidcd Ktas-tn's N.w Colors. S i n . 9^ to
Suzanne Jones Given Xlr*, Harold Kiutnrr, Xlr. and i bunging of gifts, Mrs. 1’lnnts Mr, I ’in tell* i# reported to have
Xlr*. T. It. Moss, Mr. and .Mrs. served delicious, refreshment* to’
If* nb-^lk* 1-^ 19.
Party On Birthday Bill T rv e ., Mr. and Mr*. John her guests. Those .present for
Xleisch. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Pay the i*ccarinn wen* Ann l^inhart, liart, Mr. and Xlr*. Janies W.
Mr*. C. O. Jones entertained ne, Xlr. and Mr*. J . D. Wright, Joanne Fh-mniing, Vetoes Xtuon, Wilson, Mrs. Lena I. Hunt, Mr.
recently honoring her daughter, J r n Xlr. and XIis. Brack Perkin*, Shirh-v Jones, Cornelia Wellman, ami Mrs. Otcun Burnett, uml Mr.
Sutannc. on her fourth birthday. Xlr. and Mnu Roy Williams, Xlr. Connie Jm- WoorD, Annie Lee ami Xtr.-. Roy Clouts, Jr. were
the groups of .Methodists enter
The party was held at th e home and Mr*. It, K. Batchelor, Mr. Netties, and Sarah George.
Mr. and Mi*. J . It. Jones, Mr. taining tin- orphans front the
. of Mrs. June*' mother, Mrs. F. B. and Xlr*. Paul l.evnn. Mr. and
S lL ll.V S t t .U.~* S etiH u n V N ew
Our rinesl SI MW.
SIH.M
Mr*. W. M. Phillip*, XIV. and and Mrs. Fred Pierson, Reverend Xlelbudisl orpltanugi- nl Enter-'
Adams, at 200<J IJike Avi-mle.
prise
for
dinner
prior
to
their
and
Mr*.
J
.
N,
Thompson.
Mr.
A Christmas decorations In the Mr*. John Ivey, Xlr, * n j Mr*.
Torm of greenery, wrakths and Pricu Heard. Mr. and Xlr*. J..H . and Mrs. J , P. Cox, Xlrs. Daisy success program conducted at the
«
colored lights were used in the Ilatigan, Dr. and Xlr*. UrviHc Parnell, Mr. and Mr*. Xliltnn Oviedo Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs. Paul Campliell
Don# D'hIhi-ii tV.ml Cre|ie», l.midnndy Two-Piece I*r.--»—
y
Adam* home and a lighted tree Barks, Xlr. and Xlrs. It. It. Brown, Gere, Mr. nnd Xlrs. A. D. Met
Juan
. Wtrii! T'lnnU, Kuf SVisnfiilI TniluriHl t*lnBi*ii,Hf
llri-sf-^r Trinlv Hull RayulLT- ApeX ficttuill .T rim*. Tm iimn.
further carried out the Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Buyer, Mr. calf. Mr*. W. II. Young. Xlr. nnd and Johnnie Jones, ui__.llicir 1
. | Ji «*ny - n ipi —'Tipitlfrrrfi ~ A It
uh«I *5lx4*G
theme,. The birthday cake- Was and Mrs, Hugh Whe] click Xlr. Mrs, Paul Campbell, Dr, J , W. guest.. attended the Csypynters'
dims Savings!
In the form of 'a Christman tree ami Xlr*. it. It. l-aing and Mr. Xlnrlin; and Mr. and Mrs. Thont- irttlOn tin i-tmns pnrty at •S4n
ns II. Dsniptl, Jr. were the group foul tecenlly,
1
with decorations on the tree be- ami Xtr*, John Galloway.
The mcmta-i# of the Junior DeIng colored candle*. Favor* were
Also Xlrs, Xlayme Hodkin, Xlrs. who enlertaim-d the orphans
given to the young children and Lind Weber. Mr*. Johnnie Har from the Baptist Orphanage al paitment wore entertained with)
a Christmas par ty in the base*.
gam** were enjoyed during ths mon and the Xliaaca Janet Hct- Arcadia for the week end.'
T A B L E S 'and TA BLES of
NOW! Yttu Can llnve The Sensnn's
The Christmas , program, vtltlT ment of the Oviedo Baptist
afternoon. ' Refreshments Consist rel, Nancy Gpntalcs, Dorothy
ing of rake and Ire cream were Powell. France* Mahoney, Xlarty Buddy Kersey, as master of cere- Church recently by Paul Camp
Nejv Styles Al SttvittRs!
ftrved by the hostess.
Perkin*.
Xlargan-t
Dingfeldcr,- monies.'for the Baptist orphan* la-ll. Refreshment* were servial,
w Those Invirt-d lo lie with Sui- Jane Thigpen, Kathryn Wiggips, from Ai cad in, wa* a tremendous with Mrs. Paul Campla1)) a##ist
ing. after thm exchange of gifts.
,
anne were Pamela Jones, Bever Ruth Stenstrom.
.Mary Anne success.
All TfirmiRh The Slnre
Mr*. Augusta T). Covington'*
Xlr. and Xlr*. Charles T. Nibly, Wayne ami Donald Adams, Whelchet.
l.olo
I.ee.
.Martha
Elaine Echols. Anita Payne, Bar Drown, Nancy Collum., Jean Say- lack, Mr. and Xlrs. J . II. Staley, home was the scene of the DecSL IP S
« • 1-08
bara and Marr McKinley, Erie er. Margaret ’ Srenshaw and Lu Mr. .and Mrs. Xlerrltt Staley, Otnher meeting of • the Canielia
lll&ck Sii jin tft'tilitiIy tl-OHi Wl.ltc tifttl Tcai»>ft* in k i t i a
McDaniel, Mary 'Helen Wash cille Altman.
Reverend - and Mr*. Lionel \V. Gaiden. Cluli n-eently. Plans, for t
burn, Frankie Johnnie -and Con
Sl/t * to oft
—-----AImi W. - Ci llutchimin. Jr., Ncl.uii, Mr. nnd Xlrs, 4t. W, Ka Chrislma* ih-c-orations were ills- <
All WihiI ll.'potifiil ipuibiy
nie Currie. Barbara . , Bradley, Jam rs Custor, Hugh C. Whrlchel, te*. Mr, apd Mr*. T, L. Lingo, cuosetl by the mcmtier*; and a ■
Coat*-**
This
S.-ii-nri'»
New
Barbara Odham, Mlkie. Russell, Edward Lang, Malcolm McAlpin. Sr., Xlr, nml Mr*. J . W, McKin priie was offered by Xtr*.' Cov-I
"COTTON DKESSES _
1-08
Style * ul ttediielhm# " f 4ft.
* Ronnie and Patsy Davis, Kirk, II. B. Henley. Pete H. Brock, G. non, Xtr.'an d Mr*. George W iligtofl for the iiest Chri*t nuts
Junior Kites 9 th 16 In $3.9H Plaid Cottons, j
.
(Ill mi and flfi iitd All Sire' Cindv and Edward May. Rose T. Pittard, John IL Pope. Danny Xlorgnn, Mr. niyl Xlrs. Max Lein- decoration*
vliihle
from
the
12 to 44.'-— * ;
mary Southward. Judy Blixhall, Altman. In Levy. it. It- Dickcrt,
rtreeL The mpmla-r* exchang
SW EA TERS
2.DS .
A u g le Stenstrom; Mike (toberts, C. L. I’ark, Jr., Richard IL Vered plant* a* Christmas tire.
L'LflH Wool Hliiyivcrs, L't 'jH Ail Wool Cardlgmi*..
Sandra Karl. Jcnle Southward, nay. W. B. Don|el. B. A. Fog, R.
*ent*.
after
which
delicloua
Jll#t A Few t»f. Tin m‘ Belief C<*nt#.
Leo Watson, David Wilaon, Wy- H. Fox. John G. Dunn, 1* A.
refm hm rnt* werr served lo the
inruu ily I'rlrfHV tip 'D> $21.9,'. All
nelle and Sonny Mcaoer, Kenny Tale. John E. Pierce, Kirby Fite,
guest# from a la-autifully decor-'
.Wool Fabric*. Hi**-- ju -41.
SK IR T S
____ ____ — “V ;.; 1.9B —
Kirchcr. Katie Jo Aiken and A. L. Hrotk, Hobson tailrtl, Jr.,
•ted tea taldV by the hostesses!
Pacific AJhWmd Crtpu Bklrl*. Hixcs 24 to, no, Fonourly
$
I
(Mill
nml
$1.1.0(1
Johnny and Janie White.
namely, Xlcsdamc* Charles Smith
R. A/ Newman, J r .. Waller M.
$3.99.
Also present were Mrs. C, Lx Turner. Simon Dingfeldcr. llruce
G. S. Mmm, Merrill, Staley. 'J. II.
tuhri ACoat.— firigiriilly (39 91. t<>
Echols. Mrs. R. E. Adams, Mr*. Renew. Ed Fielding, li; W. Aus
Stab-y, W. It. Meek and Orton
2.98
S k ir t s
$19.96 NOW N'29.9.’i nnd I '19,96
Burnett.
J . K. McKinley, Mrs. David Ear tin. Dick Meriwether and XtrKay
le, Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom, Mrs. Trulu’ck.
Alt Wool Crepe* and Plaid*. Pirated Rayon Skirt*. For
Ben Currie. Mr*. * Leo Watson,
merly $1.9*.
Out-of-town
guest' ’ Included
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Sports
Roundup- *
Still's Spectacular
Passing
ny HUGH FULLFRTON, Jr.
Opens 12:45 ‘P.M. Dally!
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LAST I)AV FRIDAY!
Death MORGAN-JaM WYMAN
PAIGC•Bract UNNETT
Saturday Only!
• Double Feature •
"Red" Blasts Hi-Jackmf
Friday & Saturday!
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ANNAimA»l«4K<lATlM0H
, Jit KOII GRt'nil
FOWLKR
MIAMI Jan. .3 D IV A >pcrtaJ lo u lfc P a y s 1-rntar
*Tnnniip|f^*n(guimr»TiiTsmd
by lankv Jim Brill, and a fumble
$712.80 A f Race reeov»rv ' on th.- one yar.l line
romhinetl to give the Georsia
Track Last Night Tech Vrllow Jackets a hard ear
NKW YORK Jan. 2 0P I—
Michigan's thumping 49-0 Ro«*
Howl vlrinrv over Southern ' Cal-
under the holiest*'argument of
th* |9t7 college football season.
Notre Dsma's unbeaten ami un
* ;•
IUII J’srk
tied fighting Irish were voted the
Th* N r* York Giants Jinve al
outstanding team of the vear In
ready Iwgun to work on the Imll
ned e i i victory over tha Uni the Associated Press’ final (soil
liatk and have complrtrd much of
versity*
of
Kansas
Javhawkrrs
In
of sport* writers, but the Michi
A new dally double payoff rethe needed fare 'lifting.
^rord for Ih’e eur*v*nt greyhound •h» I tth annual prangc Howl gan adherents point to yester
football
classic
yesterday.
.
Hal Gruber. Giant executive raring me*-l a' the Sanfnrd-Orday's victory at Tasadena in lay
who la keeping n watchful eye Isndn Kennel Club was establish
A record crowd of flO.OOO nhirt- ing claim to at least a share of
on the progr*** of the workmen, ed last night when the 7 .1 row- slii vrd spectator* saw.'tip' gam*-. tho mythical rolleglate rhampionha* romplctnl (ho task of re- Idnstlon returned the fanry price
8ix-f>sil. Ihree-lneb, Still threw shin I l f the nation.
rlaying the infield at tho' park' of rm.HO. Nothing Finer, a 20 the thpre |ia»Mfn which gave Terh
Frit* Crialef> Rig Nine cham
•
and h a s' re-sodded many of the to .1 shot, romneil home In the Its three louchilown*.
pions, liy completely outeja-sing
first ha'f wh'le l-a'dv Fortuns
anft spots ip the outfield. *
Thi* first ram.- In the second the west coast standard-br^rer*
Thu soil that ’ has been used oared th- field by four lengths period when a Sd-rard pas* play hw thy most lopsided score In
from Btill *o Jim I’aitan gave the mld.-vn Rose Rosy I history, eelipcame fro*h around the edge, of in the closing half.
The nintfi and feature event Vcllow lacke's a <1-0 lead. Allen ke<| the .Mt-7- shellacing Notre
the field lust Inside the fence.
It Is hellrvrd that the work on on tonight's card will offer a test llnwco's conversion >«r«s good bante handed U.fi C. last-Dee.-A
It wax a duplicate of the 49-0
rebuilding the fences around the for sprinters, the- racy Is-lng run T h ; -c- nil Tech tourh<lnwn enme
'diamond will Itegin shortly after from the futurity box. Golden In the th til lu-Hod when Still tally by which Michigan's famed
the first of the year and will l>* Matron. I’aka l.urk, Itaddv's Girl fil l n abort, sissling paw to “point-a minute' H ain swamped
romnete for the HUB Florida and Jes« Greentoaf were all llilli i» men. . Ilowen again eon- Btanforil in the Inaugurnl. Tourgiven a rluinee to Vtuss the tape vcrtrtl. The thlnl Carrie 'only a namt-nt of Jloses dash Ift wars
State tongue baseball season
While we'^are on the ban-ball on top. T*-n events wifi complete few minutes after the second ago and it. was -the worst defeat
subject we might ns wg|| go on the niogmm which licgin* at H when BUR hurled a low. fast.pars in i'.U w ars of football at Bouthinto Hie.hi ms uf .l'attun. Rouen's -rn California.
Into the" Georg* Harr School. I* . M .
kick was wide.
George informed us* that he hn«
• AM America Hot. C h a p p u i s
,
T tiM d ir r *
i:x r im :s ♦
110 men enrolled at his school
g lu t l l a r - l m m l i ,
•
Kansas, uniting Its first Imwl sparked the Wolverines to their
for umpires which he will open
Its** l| ..n is i. O sb l.y Iw-I. •*»*•'» appearance and figured a nine- greatest -ureess. Registering *
here aMut thp Ifith of next U - l . l 'i m - i .lis t. I'n s a y lllt 'H " . ndint underdog, never conceded total of 37j> yards running and
II..It
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month.
dt'firnt until the gun ending the nassing for what may la- n (hod.
s ir s s s liv r lfa ttfA lj
George aim tinted thrit he is
A ffimbfe ern Individual record. *
H a lf S O f t K liltu * C r a r k r r , t > r . game was sounded.
not going to takn anv more n|i m o y 's r;» la .. p l i s s - r l* » l . Js a to lls . by Huarterbark Lynne McNutt , An estimated half-million spec
olirnnts for the training, since, M is l i . s k . i , \\.,i u fa a m . •>*») mnv cost the Kansans a lie or tators sat in nn the score or
he thinks that 100 men will Im’ , l * o - l
victory.
more* post-season offerings. With
t a i l * H e r e * */ 1 * m ils
about all he ran handle for the ,
After recovering a Tech fum- Pa«ad*na's 93,00(1 turnout top*
n' i-i .j e-si. Hods-, n>mr I mh,
coming year.
N tV .r l'a|l Ms, . I*avra. Husk C f ld« In ml,'-field l-an'ns dr-,
for the dayThe balding Major. League pfuy I -..' I .....I n . M l, , T n S r rliip •
within *i:i* vnni of arAriag W*«h
The clash of two of the na
I'MlIk
lln.r.lulur.l*
only seconds remaining l;i :hi tion’s unticatcn elevens la-fore
rnller Is expected to nrrKr in
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game, Tech'a JH.3-puund guard 47JHM1 In Dnllas* Cotton Bowl
Sanford In atxiut two weeks .nod
m ii'lin .'l r. Illjf. • U .jilr r . I.i> -i»'«
will start immediately to set hi* 11
l> nu aSI-r.
,\l| A IM lh .r,
Vkm ur, Rolfo I'hlllips dived on a had saw I’enn Slatr** NRtany Lion*
wheel* of progress Into motion, I ’h a a 's I '.s .r t
rlasa from renter to ehd the Kan romc charging hsrk from a 13*
lie ha* an appointment to Ik? in
sas threat and put Tech'a aevrnth 0 deficit si the hands of SouthM i l l.
l i s s » - .V I B
is lls
4tw l
rap
I* <rlrr It—t. r'..le A i, bowl app**nranre on Ice.
I'ass-A-Grille on Jan. 1‘J for nn
ern .MeihodlsU' Mustangs to gain
Aa predicted by (with Kansas a 13-13 tie.
Interview with the Veterans Ad H -l-vaky t i n ., I ’l s .- .i i T o e s, C h ie f
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ministration executive* so that
Head Coach George Bauer and
Tho rrnw-d__uf_C0J)0£L . which
il.. I
lie ran get the G. 1. training for C h e n 's > |toilk
Tech'a - IloU*v -Dorldj—it —wn*—u iuiP'-d out for the Oranrr llo w l
__ U a s . - T .I S
o«lls‘
hi* audanU'-eootpMed.
lln r k
l-ln n .l. Cur K r f| s , T o o i grueling. , hard-fought with*. open cta-h nt Miami ‘ Aas held spellHull, T»|. lluur, J l » i .'rll—ria,* I t . i n - y game.
Roth teams took Din the •“mod a* Georgia Tech lieal bark
Here 'a There
lii.'w
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Han
g .n w p 'lu ,
11>. t«i* v Air 10 times.
We now hear that there was a
Trrh ellrkrd fur Kansa- 20-14 -a fte r-th e JnyhawI u . rail
It mmplrtlnns and Kansas t*m ker* blew a goldm scoring op
proposal marie at the. recent FSL
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n
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in m ile
The winners portunity in the- final minutes.
niretlng in Gainesville to hike
T r ll.u n ..
i*h l. f
N avy. * Iju ty * . netted w|th- 10.
the admission prires to Htnto Mlu,.|..i-, c a s e I - ! I h ( S sit s- I —« , chalked up 120 yards gained from Trrh * * recovery of a Kansas
league parks to 76c , . , The K a iy itiK T ip p y *lH -t-. H|-*— I th .ir aerial barrage and Uni in fumble on (he onr-vnrd line sty
the ground, Kansas gained 127 mied the Javhawk*' rhanrrs.
vote was seven to one against l l s n a - r
c .ia k ik Iln r » .l s i s n i *
vnrd* front rushing and r>8
the measure which was Instigated
The versatile All-Amerira Hob
T i.i l l fit.—. T ru . i flat
l-v li
-N,
hv thf G-M*n representative at IV rrjr l 'i —k . H -n il-i.- l - . n y , I Mile, vardl in the air.
by Ijiyoe led his Texas IxipgKansas' All-America Rav Kvuns horns *to a decisive 27-7 victory
the meet. Wu wonder why the B r o a d l i n n , ilia s A lU fu r l
scored Imth the Jayhpwkcr touch- over outrlsssed Alstisma tiefore
Gainesville aggregation wants a
• .M sih H iW -s J J,.i O.IU
P U K I" I.tlfk .
llfiii.il
It...I.
H u . <iowns.
higher admission prk-e?
They
!* rapnrily rrnwd of 72.000 in
' lAtrfra H a l i u n r T U A .I r i f ' m il.
Tlie Jdyhawker’a first tally fulhad 89,000 natr*m* file t h r o u g h T
H m iie rflr g , J . . . u r«. i i i .s f , T h u m ls r lowed by only n few minutes in New -flrleanx' ' Sugar llo w l. An
their turnstile* last year.
expected aerial duel between
AfluSt
the wake of Tech’s opening, score l.nyne nnd Alabama's Harry Gil
Turn Lleh, former U of F nu nT s a l h II w. r . l 'i i l u r t l f
when
Kansas
completed
u
UStor. has liecn hark In the stnte
C i.p lil.K .)
C a u lll—a | j.d y , I tu U
mer .failed Jo maleriallte.
looking for grid prospeeta^for the lia r I,nr. V\ t.li.l. i l.fg.l *iui.lr, I'ls * yard downfield march and ended
Notre Dame, although not re
It
with
Kvnns
ramming
12
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Crimson Tide of Alabama- It |s
presented on the post-season
auk.
MlW> tla lr li
through
center
for
the
score.
rrnortrd that he has picj^l up
program, gained a measure pf
Guard Don Famhrough'a place th
1hree plsyers from the irowelful
r dav1* honors through the sen
kick
tied
tho
score
7-7.
The
sec
Hillsborough eleven . . . The Dr- Director« Meet To
sational performnnre of, R* Allond
Kansas
score
came
in
(he
l.and Red Huts are adveiUsing
period' when guar let l.ark America quartrrluirk, Johnny LuDiscuss Giant Dir«il Iffinal,
theln season pnsses to the HUH
III
Hogan
fli|i|*ed n llt-fsrd pass lark, as th* Hast mangled the
FBI. baseball games. Tire durals
West 111 9 lo .H f StuIn,, rhnrlty
inlu
Kvaru'
aims, who was ytund^
m
are worth *3n for ndnlt* ami $|0
Tlte Ixnitd of directors of the
game' before 00,000 ai Ban. Fran*
ing
across
.the
goal
line,
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Kamline.!
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for the kiddles , ... Johnnr Ton- Sanford, Rii.clinll Assuclntlun loel
cisco. I.ujack drove th* Kastrf.
cuff.' If I7 sklep-r of the J'alatka •'* Ih*. Tourist Center Wednesday bruugh again convened
ners to four .touchdowns and
Asalras.
. . . . . . has had a hone chip re afternoon to complete the final
Scored one himself.
movrd from hi* right ellmw and arrangem ents for turning bver 28,800 See Conerly
Charley Concrly (-hurled two
tIs
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he .report*.
the Celery
J-'ed entry in thp 'Flor
last-quarter tourhdown
passe*
In Delta Bowl Tilt that
ida S ta le League to the New
gave Mississippi a 13-0 vie.
Vmk liinnt ■. National leagu e
torv over Texas Christian in a
Club.
MKM11IIH, Tenn.. Jan. 2—</P| Della Bowl thriller tiefore 28,800
Football Results
J a c k Bchwars. tilknt exc-rutlvc, Charlie Conerlv wound up his at Memphis.
footbaH’s * Arkansas twice came from be
has given the local directors In- senson as collegiate
Hr the* Associated Press
slrtirtirtns concerning the trans greatest passai with a flourish hind to edge William and Mary
Rose llowl at Pasadena. Calif. fer o f ^
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prumuty. and the Iftcal yesterday as the University of 21-10 In ‘ the inaugural Dixie
'
—Michigan 49 Boiithcrn Calif. 0. j directors .have gone over -the de- Mississippi bested Texas Ch rist
Rowl game liefore 21,000 at Hir-'
la mingham.
Bugar Howl at New Orleans— tall work. It has been reported. Ian 13 to U in the first
Tessa 27, Alabama 7.
Howl grfme at* Memphia.
The Gator llowl at Jackson
Concrly—who set a new ’ rifcord
Fla., ended in a 20 20 tie
? S U S l£ e s A % ! Miami Star Captures of pass-completions during the ville.
lietween Maryland and Georgia,
rrgular season— provided a rtnvia- thus preserving Georgia Coach
‘V . * „ i w i Miami,
,unl«r Indoor Crown thriller victory for the Relwls Wdlly Butts' unt“‘>len record In
ntth- tttu. tuuchduwu-paaaoa In Ike fIV,1“tkiwl contests. A crowd of
<la Tech 20, Kansas It
— Hast - West -n f'S a n ‘ TTia n d - a - -;-NHW -1i|tnK ' Jkh. 'g - DTT '-S Iir first four minutes of the. final 20.000 sal in on this all-South
dev B-*hwsrt*. from the Univer quarter, TCU hsil, led '9 - 0 ’ from
Hast 40. West ».
classic.
,
Deltk Bowl at Memphis. Tenn. sity of Miami fFla.), Jolmul the the second iMrlml,
Missouri Valley Collrgc ran
senior
tennis
ranks
today
after
Koine
2KJU)0
iwraona
saw
the
—Mississippi - 13, Texas Christian
defeating Grant Golden of Chi T O I Honied Kroga giab the lh« nation'.' longest unlicatrn
0.
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cago
for lh<- National Junior In Iced when Ltndy Rerty
ny Inter
Inter- string to 32 by routing West
Dixie Howl at . Birmingham.
door Championship, his second re|ite*l a Itelwl pas* early
ly I1
II the Chester (P a ) Tearhrr* College
Ala.— Arkansas 21, William A in
two rears.
second guar ter und ran ,30
r “ Wards 20-7 before 10.000 In tho Cigar
Mary 19.
Hrhwsrts, displaying a torrid for a touchdown. Wayne
I* Pitrnck Bowl at Tampa. Nevada defeat
’Gator Howl at Jacksonville—
kicked the edlra pointt. olid a ed North Texas State 13 0 In the
Georgia 20, Maryland 20. (tie) servlrc. turned back I
western University opponent. 0-ft few. minute* Inter the Fn*gs gililcrl first Hslad Bowl game at Phoe
Salad Howl at Phoenix, Arit.— 0-2.
3 0, 0-2, In the lournev finsla two polnta moie when a ('micrly nix, Aria., while Ram Houston
Nevada 13. North Texas State 0.
collere won over rhllamlrr Smith
Cigar Howl at Tamna—Mlssou- after Ted Jnx of llamtramrk, limit was hlockerl’ by Weldon 7-0* In the Cattle novfl at Fort
rl Valley 20, West Chester (Pa) Mich., rallied to defeat I’ahlo Kdwards and fell Into 01* Miss" Worth. Tex.
Klsenlierg of Maplewood, N. J., end xone for a oafi-ty.
Teachers 7.
College , of the Pacific, playing
A Ing TCII line held th* Miss
the boy’r Indoor finale, 4-0,
Vulcan Howl at Birmingham, |In
issippi loaning ollnrk down nnd, iU sceond (“►st-srosrm game, rollAla.— Wilbrrforw 27. Grambling « j
together with nn ley wlml, nn- eil to a 2(1-14 vcrdlet over the
21.
Itearrd to hnve chilled the Conenv University of Wtrhlta In the. Rai
IIKAVY CARD
Hower llowl at Jacksonville—
NKW YORK Jan v 2 (A1)—An posting arm until the fourth sin Bowl at Fyesno, Calif. The
Rethune •Cookmgn of Daytona
Harlmr Bowl at {tan Diego saw
period opencil.
Reach (I. Lane College of Jack- all-heavyweight busing card’ has
llotdin •Hiinmong* trbunco Ban
l*eon mi iangl'd at Madison 8quare
eon. Tenn. 0.
.Galileo was the first malkema-' Diego 8tatc 63-0.
Bun Howl at Kl Paso, Texas— Gaidvn tonight with Jackie Cran tlrian to atudy. tha resistant
n n of ’ An assortment of ronti-sta
Miami (Ohio) IS, Texas Tech 12. ford. Wnihlqgton, D. (X, and
among all-negro tram*-saw
Lily Bowl at Hamilton. Der- Barnlo Reynolds, Fairfield. C o n n .i^ M * »" roptnro.
herforee e d g e Grambllng 37-21
muda—U. 8. Navy 12, U. 8. Air mrvtine for (he third time
Rheumatism Is comparatively in the Vulran Bowl at Birming
the main event at 10 rounds.
Porto 12. (tie)
ham. Bcthune-Cookman College
rare In warm climates.
Harbor Howl at Ban Diego,
HOBBY LOCKK TIIRKATT
Calif.—Hafdln-8imt\)ona 63. Han
LOB ANGKLK8 Jan. * WY—
Diego State 0.
, Raisin Bowl at Fresno, Calif.— Heightened bv the Presence of a
College of Pacific 2<t, Wichita 1^ real foreign threat in the tM>nu*n
of South Africa's Hobby
Houston Bowl at Houston, Tox- the annual I/*s Angeles Locke,
as—Texas 8tate U. for Negroes Golf Tournament gets underway
12. Prairie View (Tex.) U. 0.
Cattle now! at Fort Worth, today over the Riviera Country
10 RACES NIGHTLY
Texas—Samuel Houston 7. Phb Club Course for a f 10,000 purse.
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lander Smith College 0.
(Except Sunday)
Tangerine Bowl nt Orlando— Francisco Clipper* 85.
Ilamlxio
Bowl
at
Manila—
PhlCatdwba 7. Marshall 0.
RAIN or 8IUNE
Pineapple Bowl at Honolulu— lippinr Byukvus Command Seahoraee
,21.,
Hawaiian
Hld-PacUio
Hawaii U. M. U. of Redlanda 88.
POST TIME 8:00 P. M.
Youth Bowl at Albuquerque, N. Commando* 0.
China Bowl 'a t Shanghai
Me—Bethlehem 60, Sacramento 0.
Season Extendi Thru April 10th
Silver Howl at Laa Vegas, Nev. Guam Marine!' 46, China AH—Los Angeles Roll dogs 38, San Sfara 0.
Hr ARTHUR BECKWITH. Jit.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFQRp, FLORIDA
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GREYHOUND RACING
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of Daytona Reach, Flw.. beat w mi
Ijii *- of Jaekaon. Tenn.. ft.0. In
the Hower Howl at Jacksonville,
and Tesa* State U. for negroes
loustake Prairie View 12 0 at Hi
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A crown of I2,ia)0 turned out
STEIN W A Y and W URLITZER
at El Paso. Tex., for Ihe Sun
liu * ljn u s s in ^ k h Jk lU m L J& iii.
DHT
versltV of Ohio repulsed Texas
Terh 13-12.. Catawba of Salis
bury, N. G.. defeated Marshall
Mag^navox Radio-Phonograph
College of Huntington,. W. V*.,
7-0 in the Tangerine Bow) at
Orlando. Fla.
MR. R. F.re HERRINGTON
Hawaii University became the
Pineapple nowl champions at
Sale* Represent nil ve
Honolulu with a “basketball Mike
33-32 verdict over the University
will be (tlatl to contact anyone interested in
of Redlands (Calif.)
Other bowl -resu lts featuring
buying, selling or trading |iilino‘s.'
fuMT-college contestant^
Bethleham ( P a , I Bulldogs,
‘Make .The New Year A Musical Year*'
American pro, football league
chsmpions, defeated Bacramcnto
AII-Stars. MM), in * the Youth
Bbwl at Albuqueniue, N. M. The
Ia* Angeles«Hulldogs downed the
San Francisco Clippers. .38-36, in
20 West Church Street
P. O. Hox 226
the , Silver Bowl at Las Vegas,
ORLANDO.
FLORIDA
N ev.,
(Serving This Territory 26 Year*)
The Guam Marines ■triumphed'
over the China all-Aprs- in the
China Bowl a{ Shanghai. A Navy
team tied an Air Force clevrn,
12-12. ‘In the fifth Lllv Bowl at
Hamilton. Bermuda. The Philip
pine Rhykyus command Seahor
ses defeated the . Hawaiian midPacific Commandos, 21-0, at
Manila.
The Korea all-stars trounced
Ihe Japan all-star*. 19-13, In the,
Rice Howl at Yokohama, a game
KEDS
involving U. 8. Army troops. A
Stone Bowl was inaugurated by
the inmate* of the' Washington
State prison at Wdlla Walla, the
BA SK ETBA LL
All-Stars defeated the Comets,
PIA N O S
Cooper’s Music Store
PLAY in COMFORT
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ATHLETIC SHOES
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An Excellent
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(An Ideal Finhing Shoe)
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SPORTING
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Phone 008
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TTIR SANFORD IIEU'ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Phyne
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SCHOOL BU SES FOR SA LE
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1 9 1 8, Thu B oard iff P u blic In stru c tio n fo r S em in o le
I.
C ou nty will receiv e Healed bids on three* ( 3 ) used
school Iiusch. T h e R onnl re se rv e s th e 'r ig h t to r e je c t
SEA T COVERS
a n y o r all bids. F o r fu r th e r in fo rm atio n cnll th e
New D esigns
for
All M akes C ars
L acq u er & L e a th e re tte
3 1 3 .0 0
In stalled
h u p criiitenrient, Telephone S a n fo rd 113, o r call ut (h e
o f f i c e in thv co u rt house.
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HOARD OF PUHL1C INSTRUCTION
for SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
Iordan, Chairman
T. W. Lawton, Secretary
o u t THATS
_ TH* AgT
, S . ONE,
AH YE ALMDS
T SON..
SHOOK MAH
...AND TH END UFA Y (GtOAN)
GREAT F0OT&AWL 5CA- \ /AAH AFt AAj(
SOMD..WHY, YOU MUST J.CAN'T t.VEN\ .
OF PLAYED IN A D02CN / Lif t IT/ . 1 * OAMRft-WtIHOUr
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LATCH.
EVUH MFD ATT
ICflfON COUNTY
t i i i : rtiCitT u p th k Vul *s rv
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P A G t SEV EN
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WITH
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' HE DONE
BEAT THEM
FATFIELDS
PER US
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Seminole Tire Shop
201 N. P a r k
P hone .17
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th e
L«L*I| Mf W IL L IA M U . U L L U
IS VO*ARM STILL £ 9
A-HURTIN' FRUM ^
SHARIN' ALL THEM'
HANS.OZARKF
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REMEDY WHICH
NGVUH F A IL S ...
JU tT A U 3 THAT
►WING'WITH
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REMEM8UKCD
“V - AS,IN TH* BIG
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M tO N tT E , 1
NO PAIN
A-TAWL.MOAV..
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FO R H E M
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
O FP IC R i p w t In MetKh Uuildlnp, VKOirrAIlt.F * plant,
Iair*e light office., aewli’ u.xcreled. ell iittlitlei, heat and Uni
tor Mnric* fumlihetl. Cell F&IL
W. II. A A. Dept. Store* )
for .mull
ami Urge mm.Re. Cetib*pi\
ColUnU, Rrofculi, Pauli firm er.
Onions lettuce, Knenrote. Tom
ato, Strawberry & Recta. ). W,
licit. Lake Monroe, Kla. Phono
12
S P E C IA L S E H V IG E S
K E rfr A CAR
YOU PKIVB IT .
PRONB 100
am t ic k I..V.NU-M m nt is o n
* U pRIVK-IT. INC,
RECORD PLAYERS and radio,
RADIATOR -Vteaning' repairing.
for ren t Ry day or.week. Th*
New Radiator*, new- ru m . We
take off ft tnatalt. Jimmtc f'.iwr
Mu«l- Rot, H0_^W.__llt. SL CONCRETE newer pipe, ftcbm
an’* Sheet Metal Work*. Phpnc
Phone OSS.
_ trap*. *eptlr tank*, titoeka,
«HL
benchc*.
stepping
(tone*.
Mir
2 ROOM upBtnira apartment. Can
acle. Concrete Co. 300 Klm-Ave.
Expert Radio Repairing
Phony 1336.
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Fred Myer*. 311 L. tn d gL
3 R E A L E S T A T E KO lt S A L E ELECTRIC STOVE ami aewing
SE E US FOR
machine. Ph. tL*26-J.
MIMEOCiKAI'II PRtNTINO
AND TVPINtl
F IV E ROOM HOUSE, partly fur- -I WHEEL TRAILER. Pull with
CREDIT r.UItEVU OF
rar or traitor. ilSO x 11. life*,
-nished, 2 It'droum*. 1 f3 down,
SANFORD
alumni new. Will hold 2 ton*.
140,00 per monTg. For quirk
Phane 180
■ Ph. 810-XR.
______ ■ action. Call Phone- 9173.
■I BURNER 110 vottTtectric stove. FOR RENT—FfUir xandet. Easy
NHUHANCR
up.-ration. Reasonable rate*. San
One 2 burner efrriilating .oil
RRAL ESTATE
ford Paint ft d i m t;b. Phono
F.II.A. MOUTHARR 1.0AN8 . heater. Cali 402-R after 0:30.
RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor
ORANliES, sweet, juicy, ripe, II.
Rrgiatered Broker and *
bushel, tiring luuket*. Hawke,
d o ih i P. • P L Y M oirrn
Insnranre Agent
Puoln. Post Office.
PARTS*1AND SKKVICB
Rm. 4 Florida State Rank Hldg.
CUT F L O W ® Floral' De*igm. 10* Palmetto A*». • I’hone 1011
S M A L L ,1 RO O M rb tU g e , H aero
Stewart the Florist, 8 lt .Myrtle
lamt at Lake Mary, near atore*.
SIGN*
ffUHi.uu or equal value In ear
Show card* and ooatara
or truck. Can move in name FOR QUICK SALE about IGU.OUO— DRIPS SIGN HKJtVTCK
dav. Ilrown IL Votes, Rl 2,
worth of screen doors, .w in
0- D. landresa. Phone 1021
Ilex 181. Elder Spring*, Sandows. luRil>er ft chick liomder
fur $20.00. Call ut Palmetto,
■Inn's Itadiutoe Shop for com
3 miles out. Furnished Route, ‘ Otocery, 317 I'atmctto Aw .
pli-to radiitur aetvlre. _IW5 Sa.e
equipped with ga* : 18 atrva tt A ll I 1E L L S ' W A N 1 E D
k of land will sell with or with
out acreage. Ph. 122G-J.
iligheal email price pain for used AUTO REPAIRING. Hall'* Gar
age, Sanford and Colery Ave
furniture. Ted DaVih Furniture
nue*. Phone I0P0-M.
Co. 311 E. 1*L Ph. 968.
22 cleared lot* in city for cm H.
I'LL BUY jour rar regardlen of
aga or condition. Roy Keel, 304
6 ROOM HOUSE. 2310 W. l»t
Inquire after f> P. M.
GAN AS REFRIGERATION
SERV1CR
8 ROOM house fqrniahed with 8
HELP WANTED
Ph. r,70-\V
one extra lot, gooil neighliorhoodImmediate
poastfaelon. GIRLS WANTED. Lanay'a Drug
DIAPER SERVICE
Store. *
. Reason
for telling
leaving
For details of the safest "maid
1 town. Phone 7U2-W.
servire” now in Sanford .call or
WHITE! woman far kitchen work,
write HyAllY VALET. Daytona
Call 1176-J
Itrnrhr- Dtgpcfj' supplied.
WANTRD
colored
girl*
for
laun
1-30 GAL. and 1-36 gkllon. table
A NEW ROOF? U ral re!
dry Work. Apply Hill W. 3rd 8t NEED
top water heater*. Electric Serprcucnlativn will gladly help
Seminole
Co.
Laundry.
Vicc Company. 2U7 Magnolia
you. Trims arranged. Volusia
Ave, Phone 101.
Roofing Co. Phone 006.It San
2 COLORED WOMEN for kitch
ford,
en and rundwieb work. Apply
l.l e l .l l E Aluminum casement _ P ig S ’ Whistle.
,
COLD WAVE $0.05.
windows. Double hung alumi
Sanford Rcauly Salon. Ph.
num and steel casement win COl OUeTd ROYS "for curb *erdows.
Mir Hr In Concrete Co.
vlee. Apply Pig N* WhislJc;
300 Elm Ave. Phone 1336,
HOUSEIKEKPER to ^Ive nn pre OKt.ANIKl Morning Sentinel. Or
lando Elvening Stnr. Call Itulph
mise*. Geneva, rare for home,
FOR SALE— Ltmrrocl for drl**4. yra old child Contact Mug
wiys
and rendway*— Pbon*
nard at llua Station.
1141.
PLASTER ft STUCCO.' of all
SEWING M A itifN E S
kinds, patching. E’rec estimatea.
9
VfORK
WANTED
HALES AND HKItVICR
• 1‘hotttJ County 3022.
ll«it> Ssolng Mark. Shop- - PRACTICAL NURSE
116 H. E’hsneh
Ph. IIM ___
sitter, can gtvu
13 N O T IC E S — I'K ILSO N A I
L’hunc 11'iJ-IL
General Electric automatic blankets fo r sleeping com fort.
'<U)0H BANDING ft fintahlog,
ATTENTION LADIES]
cleaning ft waxing. Our power
[-80 GAL. Electric water boater. ‘-.unit enables US to work-where Make -a—tfrle-slop service for all
yopr IBundryTrnrt-dry ricanlng
Elfttxis-Service* Company. 207
there fa no electric ronncrtlo.
nerds by using' yournWOTtte
Magnolia Ave. Phone HG.
- available. 21 years eipericnf*
Self-Service luiundry.
H.
If.
Gleason.
L*kn
jt(ary,
Fla
CUT FLOWERS. Mm- Y. C.’ B oITUB HKLPY SELKY LAUNDRY
linger, West 1st S t,n e a r Mon Ho o f in g and roof painting.
40d W. 16 SL
' Sanford
roe Corner.
Smith Brothers. Phone 1188.
t a m p a Mo r n in g ,n » m u N B '
TUXEDO FEE D S—complete lino CARPENTER needs work.- 613
Delivered to your home
’* Tuxedo
Myrtle Ave.
Phono C-3106 or 294
HAULING from field or what
dor all ores*Ions
hav<^ you. Phone 19B-M.
l MrNKILL ft YOST FLORISTS
Il» hmtlnea Opportunities
• 8 lp « Are. j b t ' e f f Celery
Of fife ph. 4M residence ph. *1>-R
14
LOST A POUND
CHOOSE YOUR SCHOOL
Gaa apace neater* $14.98 up
BEFORE YOU EN LIST!
H. B. POPE CO. IN C
All Expenses Paid and $76' a
LOST* Jfhara 32" double barrell
Month While Learning I
shotgun. Dec, 28 bet. Rutxsnl*
• BOAT— NEW
Never before has .th e Regal
Roo*t Camp on Cow Creek and
This fine 16 fL Inboard, motor
A m y offered the
Bull Island- IJlieral reward. E#
boat has never been urjrrated
of America the chance
se
C. Hayman. 2265 Palmetto.
All bras* fitting*. Uwrk
lect one of the more than algty
no use for same. A re*
technical school* before enlist
gain for $800.00 cash. .
AUTOS hOR SALE
ing I But right now, for a 18
C. f c - Botren, £41 t l
limited timiq men with a high
Drive. Sanford, Florida.
school education or Iletter can
enllft for three years and life IB4t ' 0 L p S Teardrop, good con
assured of attending thP arhoil
dition., 1940 Dodge , Business
Coupe, new overhaul. Roy ,R.
of their choice! Th**fc tneq
may select from such diversi
ItedF, 306 W. 2nd SL Phone
1004- J , ..
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fied fields a* Radar, Radio,
M e d I e a I Laboratory work,
1930
Llncoln^Coupe
^-1 condi
AutomoBile Mechanics, PsraPara
S tra ta
tion. Pinehuret Grocery. Phone
chute Rigging—whatever yoor
30«-W.
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choice may be, the Recruiting
Officer will be able to guaran MODEL A Ford
d condition
tee you training la that Geld
1376. Charles
Powrll, St.
to long a* vacancies exist. A
Jahtts Electric.
young man who embarks upon
a Regular A m y career In this
rendition $176,way assure* himself of rapid
Jae. very goo,
W ek o w
advancemenL f Non-high achoot
00. Roy Ile«)
graduates may apply for this
training shortly after they en
10S3 Plymouth
Plymoutp Business Coui
Coupe,
1942
list-)
•Xrcllent condition. Holler Mo
iarly choice will afford the best
tor Sales, Second and Palmetchoke, so see your nearest US
A m y . and U8 Air Form Re- ■■yto. Phone 1234.
rrulting Officer today. Youll Vfti Dodge Panel ton truck, if
find Lira at Rutland * Bufldlng,
In tr-'ited see Mr*. R. n. Pip.
pin, W. Ut St.
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THE SANFORD IIERALD . SANFORDy FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TO W N
GAME COMMISSONKK8
TALLAHASSEE— Members of
the State Gam* and Fresh Water
Fi.lt Commission will hotd their
annua] rit-orjjtuif ration meet! nr
here Jan, 5, Director
Hen C.
Morgan ,*ald today, '
- Thu nuJuulluu of a-chairman to
serve in ftNH j* tinted as the raoat
important slngh action to be
taken during liitr business aeatlon.
lo iter -Vnni, of Jacksonville, has
Ut n chairman of the fiv*-man
rommluion since last January.
— Graham made . that *tnU.-uicnt
after his name" appeared on a
list of grain trailers luadn public
by the Agrlrulture Department
last Mohdav, Secretary o f'A rrlcultniw Andaumn bugatt pubii.b.
tni- Ilu-^IM of In n k ri nftbr Con
gress p.t •■*-(! n resolution nothnriilng liltu In dobio.
The brokerage firm, however,
uit] In a Halrment lunu-d in New
York Wednesday that Graham
way fully infimmed of all transac
tions made for hla arrnunt.
DKKIt.HUNTING *
The brief loiter to Knowiand,
OCALA. Jan. 2, W )— A total
under the name of William Reid,
n partner In- the firm, llache & of 3,875 .hunters, including men,
Company, said that Gittham lives women,,, tmy* and gtrla Invaded
at 7108 lllli Street, Northwest, the Ocala National Forest during
the month of December and bag
Washington. It continued;
HA» Indicated in h’L title. I" ged ,170 deer. According to Jack
is a Ilrigadicr General (n the U. Thurmond, district ranger o f'th e
S. Army and we understand that U. 8. Forest Service here. Thla
one of his duties at pretent Is was 40 more Imcka than were
that of ■•ring physician to the taken during the same month in
President of the United Slates." 1040,
"Deer this year were found
Knowiand told reporters he
telephoned lilts FBI whrh he re .in excellent condition,” Thurmond
ceived the letter un,l was told by said, adding “this waa primarily
Associate Director Clyde Tulton due to the uriti-tally excellent
that Tolaon has no knowledge of ftcnin crop which is one of tho
the -invcaligatinn— Jlm w vcr, lie principal, foods fur -door - in- tile
promised In check on it and lo Ocala National Forest.
call Knowiand back, the senator
aald.
•>
I'AHTY c h a n g e
Know In ml said be docs not
JACKSONVILLE, .Jan . 2-0P > —
know of uuy reason, why the
who ran
agency should lx- Inutiiring into t’nmllle \t, Grnetiu,
Graham’s
commodity
trading, against Rep. Emory If. Price .for
since it is not illegal to dejd in Congress' twtv years ago on the
Drmbrtulic ticket, today an
grain 'or other commodities.
Meanwhile, u Senate Appropri nounced she again Is a candidate
Ations Subcommittee, of which for the same office, this time on
*
Enow Inml is u member. diulp-ed the Kepuldicun ticket,
Price 'defeated Miss Getteju, a
th a t . 17 e mployes of llie Com
merce Department have arknow. bo no t - Jacksonville school teach,
lodged trading in commodities rr, in the Democratic primary
May 7, l!)4tl ,in their race for
sinee July 1,11140.
Congress from the Second Dis
FBI headquarter* turncd“A»lde trict 4If,&50 to 13,068.
irecifle questions concerning
r .r = r ;r
(ram’s New—srnrv—
, York 1n
brokerage
account, saying tho bureau would
CIGARS
DROP
not iltleiim nny individual grain
TAMPA, Jan. 2—tA*)—Cigar
account.
i".
prmluctlon by tlie big Tampa inIh e FBI -said it ha* U*i» con- dually deupped off more than
ducting it general investigation II.(MK).OtM) last year, the local
since ln:;l Noveriilx-r Into the ef- oflice of the Bureau of Internal
fret uf speculations in grain-on! Revenue reunited tmlay.
the n’tnil prirrs of ginin proin IDI7 .the total was 45CJI5U,ducts,
rids war undertaken nt *881. compared to 5b8,nO0,000 In
Sonnett
Asdstunl Attorney General in
Ruth years pindurtlnn reached
charge of nnli-lrust juomi ulirin*. It* |w»k In (tclqiwr, the munlh
Honnell ailed after Attorney Christinas orders me reflected.
General Tonf Clark announced he
had Ihx-ii asked by Mr.t Ttuman
Truman Appeal
In*inquire into grain siK-rulaiipu*,
. *I1ie attpinry general has. given
H-nllnofS IruiH !'■■* Il>,|
Sonneii's diviiion apedjdi' instruc
tions to , proceed* ngainnt any Tin- Kent thintrol l,aw shnuld
evidencii of "collusion' intendcii In' rxti-nded and the weaknesses
to incrcnw or maintain prices In in the pie sent, law , Inn,Id be corth r• final, clotliing and bousing
The President has Is1*!! Criti
cal of a section uf the law which
IHiiniU 15 in-r cent rent lllFrance Signs
«'iea»e where landlord and tenant
agree on this evchange for a leas?
barling fuither inert-asrs through
flnixlit-d products
f^om raw niAltriais.)
lie alfu lias elated that tin- law
In addition, France undeitnor; gives the rent jidministralnr lei
to "furnish such sU tem rnta ufld alternative licit to grant rent
Informnlion Minting to operations hikes ill rases where they have
under this agreem ent as may ts-eii _ recommended
liy local
from time to time Ik- requested advisory hoards. However, the
liy the government of’ the Uniteil udiniiiistintor lias rejected some
States
Increase rernmmandatlona;
The treaty remain* in effect
The Chicago board's petition
untit Dec. 31, 11)48, unless other- fur a 16 |ht cent increase, for
wise agreed liy the signers, hut example, has been turned down
the United States re*ervcil the twice {n Washington.
right to rease Its aid l-y unilai"I Just don't sea how we can
rial action. France- rwngnixed *1 lengthen the rent program ,"
that "this agreement implies no Spmkmnn commented. “ In fact,
present or future obligation upon I think we nro destineU to work
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instead toivaxil .decouUuL"___
The Alabaman said “There is
With this reservation, the Uni no way of backing up on tha
ted Slates undertook in the (rcaiy voluntary 15 jicr cent Increase
to:
clause." lie added that tu do si
"Aid the people o( Frame hy Would lie unfair to tenant* wito
making available such commodi- have signed leases accepting a
. tie* (Including storage, transpor rent Imost. '
tation and shipping services) or
Sparkman aald he does not
hy providing for tho procurement favor changing the law to per
through credits under the control mit a blanket rent increase.
of tho- government of tho United
"The principle of that aort of
. Slates of America as may ln> re thing is wholly erroneous,” ' ha
quested from time to time hy the declared. “It would permit in
government of the French Repuh- crease* in many case* wher-)
- lie."
they
are not warranted and
■• It doe* not mention any speet.- would tint, provide fttoUgh re
fle amount or commodities tty lief In uther case*.”
,
name/ except for the provision ‘on
Senator Cam-hart (lt-lnd), alia
petrolaurn.
a member <>f the hanking com
-The American embassy said, mittee, predicated that Congress
however, there would W> "im probably will leave the rent law
mediate shipment*' of •food, fuel, "Just as it is,"
medical supplli'*, fertiliser*, i-t-s"I don’t »ec Any reason .for
tiridc. and »cM "
lightening it or fooscnlitg it,"
In ht* siiswh, Caffery dwelt Cu|n imrt said. “It seems to Inon the aid already sent France In working out ail right.”
American wheat and coal, as well
T *“ 1ttrTfJP!til»hip Train.
Alt act uf Congress created
“The agreement which we have
<* po*t of attorney general of
signed today," he said. “Is in
c United Slates in I7t».
pursuance of the response of the
Atut-rlran people to this* emcr'-a g e n c y --* ih i» ) im r— in— tln r"t» m F
of sharks found
Spirit in whirh they recently dis
patched their Friendship Train, ths Caribbean Hea,
the American people, through
th e ir elected congrtt*lon*l reproseiHwfirr*. have allocated port
ATTORNEYS A ^U A Ll F Y
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2—GP>—
Two incumbent atata 'attorney*
today qualified with Secretary of
sState
j son is .’
Sb*
w jr
as-cp
v
*% i ■
R.
A, Gray
as
candidate*
for re-election.
They are Murray Sams of Da*
Land in the Seventh Judicial
Circuit and T. E. Duncan of
Gainesville in the Eighth 'Circuit.
Thomas Salt, Panama
City
attorney,
also qualified . as a
candidate for circuit judge of the
U lh Circuit In Group Two.
BTClay Lewis of Port S t Joe
afko has iiualificd for the Judge
ship position now held by Circuit
Judge Ire A. Hutchison of Pana
ma City, who has snnounced he
will not seek re-eiection.
Judge E. C. Welch Of Marianna
has qualified for re-election in
Group One.
m iim i
NO TICKETS
MIAMI. J a n .
2—UP)—T h r
Georgia Tech football squad and
roaches cooled theft heeli for
some 15 minutes yesterday when
guards wouldn't let them , into
the Orange Bowl stadium , for
their game with Kansas becauan
they didn't have tiekela,
I We were a ll . as .mail xut-.wo.
could tie," Dodd said. "The other
coachea and players were madder
than I was. Then I met a good
nntured Irish cop, and he aald
■I’ll get you In', and he did."
Dodd explained that the squad
went to a gate which fa some
10 feet from their dressing room
and which 'he had used in other
years before the stadium addition
waa built. He said the guard*
there were instructed not to let'
anyone in without tickets.
FRIDAY. JAN. 2. 1949
A SA D BLOW ,ID OSWALD -H E COMHs
AU-TH'WAYDOWAl FROM TH 'C ITY WITH
HIS TW O M ONTHS <S DIRTY LAUNDRY t
fo r
h is d e a r
o l d m a w t d w a sh y
AND SH E 'S PR O B A B LY LOLLING ONJ
^ M ____ | a J * m ' B E A C H
/r - f
M i
9 f k
so M E W H E ^ reV l
11
c/ e
\: /
SOU TH
P O R .- M E
VJI NTTER
ra w ,
Chitadisn .authorities saw the
luulry conlalns' a larger 'pfi
fr**h water than'any other.
A B O U T
Aksrmss, Dial and Akrrmsa
Aitnmrys to. Ida lull If
The More FoDu Yoa TelT
The More Goodfc Yon Sell
YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS
America's Meat Beautiful
Aluminum - Cedar «• PaUsbcd Alum la a
Ask Me Fee Free Estimate
B * C K 0/4 T H E H O M E S W E E T
H O M E F R O A JT —
p. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Roblneon - (
Phone 2-0720
4 ( ‘o n 11m u * 4
I f njwi
I 'N B F
lin t I
to thr scene ahd a ijure-cornerril
bailie between Jews. Arabs and
the police ensued. One policeman
was reported wounded and both
the Arabs and thr Jews hmught
up rrinforcrmrnls
before the
Jaffa, an Arab constable was
killed in l.yddu when h« and
thiee other'A j b Ii rnnstaldr's rsfused to surrender their rifles to
a party of armed Arabs and n
British Constable was killed in
the Priah Tiqva area while ea*
rorting a Jewish convoy from
Jerusalem to T e l' Aviv,
All Arab shot to daatir a.
British corporal in Jerusalem and
escaped with the notdier'a rifle.
Another person was killed during
the morning in Haifa,
Four Jewish women and .(
British pul Iceman were wounded
hy snipers In the Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Tel Aviv said.
,
Another Informant said an
inter-Arab shooting In Ja ffa pro
voked the rumors that “Jews
dressed as Arabs” has penetrated
the Arab city and were planning
to explode a barrel bomb. All
shops closed Immediately and
hundreds of armed Arab* started
a search. The excitement died
down after an hour In which'not
A Jew waa found in the city.
• Seventeen persons—Four Jews,
11 Arabs, a German and a Pole
—died In sporadic outbursts of
violence on the New Year's first
day yesterday,
- .
Rifle Tire cracked across the
slopes o f the Mount of OllvAs
this morning, as Arqh snipers
attacked a Jewish funeral profetaiant and police said one
mourner Buffered'serious wounds.
A short time later Arabs at
tacked a Jewish bus In the Ja ffa
gate area o f Jerusalem, but no
cssualtiea were reported.
The funeral was the fourth to
be attacked arid the first to
reach tho cemetery on ths Mount
of Olivet In four dsj
policeman and a H
borrowing
doltig'everythiag
We ere doing
everything we can
e le c tricity from nearby utllitiea, using all our
standby plants, making deals with big commercial
customers to use their standbys, asking big tu rn
to cut down, etc.'etc.'etc.
But If a chilly weather "peak” is piled on top o f the
’seasonal peak caused by our winter visitors, we may
have to ask YOUR cooperation to prevent over
loading and seriously damaging the electric system.
The chart below details the measures which may
be needed to prevent service interruptions*
We are bending every effort to forestall the neces
sity for such measures. Bnt we know we can count
acute this winter.
lacked.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PREVENT ELECTRIC OVERLOADF I R S T : Don't ui* oUctrlc ip ac*
hsafsri.
Certified Blue T ag
W IL L
I 'M I m s i t .i
New T u r k . N ew Y o rk
I t ap p earin g fro m th e plnlnllir*
sw orn lliir n f C om plaint o n fit *
In Ih * a b o v e rn lttled cau se th a t H
Is th e b e lie f o f t b * p la in tiff th a t
th e tle fe s d a n i, Itolw ri F . H a rry , i*
a r . i l d .n t o f a sta te o th e r th a n t b *
B u t e o f F lo rid a , th a t tlia rseld .n re.
d om lctte and address o f t b * sa id de
fe n d a n t, S I parrlrulariy a s t h f ea rn ,
la k n o w n to th e p la la tlff, a f l . r
d l l l a .n l seateh and Inquiry, is o
a b o v e sh ow n i> il s la te d ; th a t th e r e
Is no persnn In th s Htata o f F lo rid a
th e s e r v lr r « f a subpoena o r su m
m ons up on w hom would bind tb *
said d e fen d an t, an d th a t th e d .fsa d a n f ts over th e a g e o f tw e n ty on e y e a rs;
IT I*. THEHKFOKIJ. OlIDKIlEt)
that the dsf.ndaat, llobert F. (tarry,
appear herein on lb» 14sIs day .1
January. A. I). U tl. to the ntll
of Complaint u( the said Tbtrma M.
Ilarry fllsd against him ta lha offlre
of ths Clerk o l Ih. Clrntt Court,
In sad for'Hemlnol. County, Florida,
on tha lllh day of Dwember, A. !>.,
I»IT, ths gsarral nature of said
suit tiring a bill ror divorce and
other f.ll.r, and that lh|* order
be-pubftsked- la The Hanford Herald.
RED B U S S
W E
KCU APO No. (St
CITRUS •SH IPPERS
LAKELAND,
Jan. 2_Up>—
Florida citrus fhippera sent 285,000 boxes of fruit from the state
yesterday,
PAcking—> 10**4
itrus belt hurried
throughout the citrus
to get their product to market
as soon as possible after the ex
piration of a seven-day shipping
hnliday Wednrxday night. '
Only twice before (luring this
season haa more fruit been shipned in onh day, both times dur
ing ths pre-Christmas rush.
The state citrus
inspection
bureau reported today approx
imately 104,000 boxes of'oranges,
81,500 of tangerines and 30,500
of grapefruit moved yesterday.
North Dakota
from President Truman's^
ass message to the AhicrKKtple bi which the rresltcld that "with tha fit urn
a to these people (of other
Will come rent-wed faith—
iM thw c in c c iY couht von • n.*i[wt>.r f<iibll>h*ri In ,**14 B»inTHE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCt'IT liol* County, Florida, one* a woo*
or
w DA> H I D A.
IN
A N U for four Auwoullie wh Iu l**l°*#
FOR se n in o l h c o u n tt . in Ih* m g r. day acatrd l» I Itla ord./
and noik*.
,
CHANCERY NO. STM.
TIIEitEflA M. BARKY,
WITNESS nvjr hand and Iba aaU
PtaiatUt,
of oald Court thla tbo lllh day »t
I>*r*mb*r. A. D„ '1*17. at Saafnrd,
HUBERT y. OAllltr,
la Iho Stala and County aforooald.
D» r.ndsnt
O. r . Iltrrulon
o iu >i : h t o a p f k a m
I 'Urk of Clrrult Court, H»tnt1iola
THE KTATC OF FLOIUDA
I'numjr. Florida
,
H A V E
SECOND: Don't um rang* oveni for
bout* ./lsaftng.
appliances.
nti i
U
FOURTH: Turn off wafer beaten cjnd
nfrtQ orqfQrt. (W a fe r wW i f o y wqrm
a n tf fo o d co ld h t jha b rie f d uration
C A R LO A D
JA N U A R Y
(Ask For Price)
5 th
If and when emergency period* devefopk they wil/ occur
mainly during cold tnopu between B<S0•I2.-00 A. ALand 5.-00
-0.-00 P. M. ki cote of extreme cold wealher these periods
may have 4o be ex fended. You will b *'o d r#od t y rodi<x
TUXEDO F E E D
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THE WEATHEH
In Unity There In Strength—
To Protect the f f i a el the World;
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for fSanford.
Pair and moderately cold Ihl*
afternoon and tonijiht. Continued
fair and •.tlarhtly «nrmer Tue#d ay.,
’ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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E s ta b lis h e d
Schuman Gets
SANFORD, FLORIDA
1908
Of Confidence
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Grain Brokers
Subpoenaed In
Graham’s Case
Assembly Voted Down
•B ill.; For Farmers,
. Artisand, Upholds.
W ar Victim Relief
Senator Says It SVas
A M atter,Of Form' ality As Firm Did
Not' Yield Records
PARIS. Ja n . • 5 tJ& .The.
French national aiirmbly nave
!_. _ _ Premier Robert . Scltunuu vole*
of confidence Idday by defeating
two Communirt-IVaianl-De Gaul*
list amendment* to the govern
mrnl'a anli-inflation bill.
1 The Assembly voted down ef
fort* to exclude 1,100,000 far
mer* from the tax bill and to
^ exempt imall atlitant from the
choice of paying a .pctial income
tax or inverting the tame amount
ill government bondi. 'Tlir volet
", Were 306-273 -and 308 272. retpectively.
Other amendment* tlill ’ to be
voted^on would reduce Ux IttW
on war, drought and flood' vklima and on tmall famity-oper
. atad butinette*.
* ♦
Aiiembly citclei piedicted that
the govetiSmeni'* matgin might
be elote in1 the voting on lax
relief for war virtimi, hut il
wai generally believed that il
would win out.
The Ux bill, a* prevented by
tin - government, i*' de'tigned to
c.w produce approximately 125,000,000.000 franc* (about 51.000,* 000,000) in revenue.
Saturday when Communlnt and
Rightirt deputlc* s o u g h t to
amend the measure with pro
posal» for exemption* for those
in small tneome brackets they
were defeated t>y 322 to 362.
A prime topic In parliamentary
circle* as the deputies began ar
riving lp the national assembly to
•vote on Brhuman'a plan w*a Gen
eral Charles de Gaulle's speech
yesterday In St. Etienne, where
,—! ( 5 .tfU w nrilJM L French leader said
WASHINGTON Jan. 5 (At
— A Senate committee agreed
ludav to call Harold H. Stas*
»en Thurwlar—and possibly
1'resldem Truman's personal
phyirian thr same dav—to *
tell what thrv know of cornmoditv •peculation. Chairman
Frrstuon (R-.MIrh) of an ap
propriations •ubcommlllre In•luiring into trading bv fed
eral employe* la id , that Mr,.
Truman's physician.
Rrlg.
General Wallace. II. Graham,
will be called if the group,
rati prepare Its. information
li* that lime.
—New
Yorkers ______
Have
An Icy Time_
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fOUOWINO A HEAVY IAIN which turned to lee seconds after falling,
lire brilliantly-lit Christmas tree In front of New York's City I tall pre
sents a glistening sight as tha tree Lights are reflected by the Icy coated
branches. Tire ice caused many power lldea to come crashing down and
created a serious Are haaard In many sections.
(/nirnurtlonaii.
Sanford Shriners Are Entertained
By Morocco Temple Of Jacksonville
MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1948
Associated Press Leased Wire
NO. 47
T
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Supreme Court
Rules Against
QPA Sentence
Left Homeless By iAmisiunu Tornado
Victim Was Arrested
For Violation Of
Second War Powers
Act Of Rationing
M r-*» d M r*,-H .
Jbufnpsun M.tml amid wrnkaei- il Jhrir humr in t'ultun Valley, I .a., pru.prrou. oil
town »hirh ws* virtually demult.hrd h) t«»ru*Jii7 ATilraVt"J‘. ' pVi.riu.'Wi-ii- killed aKd htrtiiltrd^lr)lured
or made humrle*. by llir *li»ru*.
(Internal Iona I Smindphulu)
Senator Hits Move Republicans Downgrade Estimates
To Deny Marshall Of Wallace’s Third Party Venture
Control Of Plan
jack mhu.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (/!>)-Hie Supreme Court ruled 7-2
today dial 01’A uivrsligaloi* and
a dele* live bail no tight to arrert
and »eatrli 4 tnan they found '■
tiding in an automobile with a
pci Am iu>|>rt'lrd of black mat ket
actmtir*.
I hr lulirig, an important onu
iii i|ir court'* - -long .serin
on
right* of u ffim t to make street*.
»rt a*idc thr cun* it lion of Mirhael-D iR r.of llulfalo, thr aulonlot)i|r-pa«*rilur(,' on a chatgr o4
violating thr Sctond Wai 1*owc.r* Act. Couiitrifrii ga«ulihr toupirn* were found; whrn hr wa*
trarelied and hr wa* trntrncrd
to a year m jail and fined
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Jutlicr Jacktou drlivrrrd the
majority's drriiion which upheld
DiRr'* 'contention dial hi* arrcit
under the circumstances violated
tjie Constitution** guarantrr that
"the right of the people' to he
irture m their per*on», houses,
papeii ami eflrcls against unirssonablr searches and seizure* shall
■lot he violated." (
Chief Justice Vinson amt .fu,1*
lice Black ilitKi’iitrd,
darkaon wrote:
“It i* aaiil tbut if nuch arresu
uiiil srarchr* rnimot • * mail*,
law rnfortemeiil will Iw more
difficult ami uncertain, but the
foi e-fat liei - after consulting the
lesson* of history designed our
Constitution to .place obstacle*
iii Iim way of n ton permeating
pnbee
stirreiitniiiV,
which they
ji
n is t v
*-ti* * r w i u m
seemed to ftmd,
Mwmi-ii
rtnui, was a greater
ilrtltKl-r lu ukflrt' people than th*
l-Va|H’ “fyJ*\lttO criminals from
r i r t f i t i t n n i m l ’* ■ ,
punishment?
.
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1
The court iii*" today:
Refused to i ole on a Virginia
law which require* tiuck oper
ator,, to pay Virginia a tax on
each gallon of ga-oline used id _
Virginia, even if the gaiqllrtflos
bought elaoWtiere, A North Caro
lina trucking company had asked
lho court to .declare the law
WASl ir> G !0 \ , ! iii
..l ’i Waiy Rrpubliran* began revisinx
Morocco 1,cmp!r S b rn r c f jackionville wa* Lost to llir mrmhert
(fnwtlwaid <*'lay thru i I'lilUirt* t l tlir c lfn i I Icmy Wallaic’. third
Connallv .Soys Russia p-i'ty \cnlurc uiov have on die N’uvcmbct I’midcnli-d election,
of the Ssnford Shrine Club end tlirir wive* at a supper and enterl.vr.mrnl given Fridiy crn in g M the Sanford Woman's Club.
Support i, i,|
iim t,xll of Ohio, an amounted tamlitlalc.
Would Praise Move
Illuitnun* Potentate W. 1‘ir J Cobb of Jacksonville piendeil over
Mgnifieontly ihcv '.if* b-icirfiling bilk |hal Wallatc’* move util
As Their Victory Mid
the progiam and introduce.) suiting officer* and officer* of lire local
make ii rntirr for I -<it to jhi.-in the Rrpublitan nomination.
club. Edward F. Line of Sjnfoid had charge of the entertainment
II.I- iicoiv liad Item -alu.ncrtl hy many GOP member* who
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 (/P)
feature* v*•ut 11 included noVr* bift call* ahd wliitlling by Ida Mar
;• '
Senatiir- Cunnallv (l) Tex ) tfrrlat- col,tended tluit Tuft’ |«ipiii*VllJ♦ ------''
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a*. rx
: *_•» t* t
t.*.
i >Cook of He band, piano *oln* by
With hi tmliuu! Uhi
Ui'piiblican*
e«l
iinlay
that
il
t
’ongic**
u
rir
Roger H a r r i s of Hunfotd and
u .it uff-rl by tlii- i,u!i- turnd lio
to ilrny Secretary of* State Nlar lh-t ilnil In wnnbl Inni* difficulty
songs by T. Coy Nii'oN, robust
liarltoiie stul Muroeeo' lltrtid wnit
shall diiecttoir nvri tji? J'unipr.m ill feat in tr Pn-iiiiiilrt litifiluu lu n
leader of Jacksonville.
Recuvciy PruKtam "MntCim would ■Irietly twii-uiuii ntcr,
"W t ii nt,t , .i*iii|- up liny in
Mr. Nteols was arrom|mnled by
plstaid it In die Wtukl .at IR
Mrs. V. T. Kelly of Jacksonville
nut drivi fin ilelritiiti-- on the
ty Q 'tltc ul Runian victory over a -a in ntlim that tin- guijig i* any
a- „ /v,
*
mm
. awL among .Jd s * songs «*«?;■
Presulenf J rumart." " .
"Birthday «f n King," "Rond in
kMiWTfi'f Than tipforc. s Ti*ri
Mandalay," "Old Man River."
Connally i* the top Democrat “ttirlegtst Ini,I u rrp u rifi. "W e
Roger Harris soloed with" “Night
on the Senate Forrign Relation* ilnuk t Ii ut having Walluce In
and Day" ami "The Man 1 l.ove,"
tin- met* can't hurl Taft unit Says American Educa
("ominillre.
Hi* ilatement thu* ap can't 'hurt thi*-lUtftublicun*, but
Attempts Have Been Among the distinguished Jack
tional System. Is.
visitors introduced were:
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 6 — parently firrd thr adminitfalion'* we ilqn't tMiik it tnm kc' tuiicii
Made For Years To sonville
Warren L. Jones, chief Hsbbnn; (.Special)— Beans held the vol- fiirt gun in trply to growing dr difference in tin- fiiitil outcom e.1
Best In The World
K. Searing, second ceremon ume-tpoilight on several Slale- manil* among *ongir*tiunal Kr
PoliliciNiiH lit ImiIIi tiinjur |mity
Cain Appropriation Glen
bnVe Iceii
wiimlering
ial master: .Roy T. Lord, high ojwrnted markets during the last publican* that lh f long tange For cnutti"T h rir .tic many defect* in uur
wtudtler Walluce will go I lie route
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priest and prophet and Sparks week, with heavy shipments of
IS n a S la v r *
ass P a g e
‘ 1
Diversion of flood fldw* from Jones,
>ign Aid Piogtaro, he divurVnl in " 111-- ohvtuusly hnpi-rc** bid fm rihic.ilion.il »y*trm." Sli|*cimlehtomatoes
from
Fort
Pierce,
end
recorded.
Sanford
Shrine
MAniSON.~Wia., Jan. 5 UP>- the upper St. John* R im ba»in
of atraw- from Stair Drpaitmriit control.- t elect inn Some *ny it might rmt ilcnl T.'W . I..mtou told the RoUiv
officers present Included: II. M. humming offering*
Douglas MacArthur, General of
licrrie* nt Plant City
adding
Noting that Ruttia "(> hdlrily Is* Inn i lifficull 'fm W allace bi (Tub today, "but it i» llie best
tbs Army and Supremo Com- to the Indian River by mean* of I'eurre, president; William Tyre, •ptnnlie* of color, variety uttd
ami Roy Wright.
fighting thr M.trdiall Plan." the change Id- mind and drop out of *y»lrm in the world., and what
mender for the Allied power* In a canal or canal* from the St. vice r president,
a ir i> i mm ___ ____
profit for producers, according
the race later o n "
Jafran. definitely ht* indicated, John* to the Indian River "ha* Jr., secretary and treasurer.
we now have i«- the l»fr-l we have
Preae'nV"were ''Frank'T..'"\Vooi|. f l ° c.-porls received at the week I rxa* Senator tatd the Soviet
llu* a Democrat 'high' in th
that he would l>a receptive to the been favorably ieimrtrd to Conru f f j- J r7rdohn-Hr-F«T 11n r Mr - a nd Ltld^in Jackson villa— offirr* ...of Union ''would applaud -taking llir riitin'sj'ic—nf—htx—party~vntit ''tr - ever had.— Air. Iawlnn. who-w«v
'Republican —nomination—as—Pre
William L. Wilson, Director of execution id thr plan out o( the Truman'* vuiquirters »te pa *v ] ml induced by Finnic* Mmiiion
sident of the United States, a gre*» by Division and District Mrs. I*. A. Rowland, Mr. ..and •Stole Market*.
well t'lpi*inci'il (lint tin* furim-r
prominent supporter said today. Army engineer* a* part of a Mrs. S. Graham, Mrs. 11. M.
MnnAger H. J . Lehmn»r of' the hand* of the Secrrlaiy of Stale vice pirniileiit intend* to Ihim1 a* the dean ol m IiouI *upcrinletiWisconsin Secretary of State comprenrntivr report for flood Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Krunk L. Sanford State- Farmers* Market, and placing it ehrwlirrr,''
denl* in FlutitU, *|Hike . to the
ROMI-L JOu 6—i/l'l —Mrsrtna
his iiame
name on im»
the uomu
ballot In
in u
, ,
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T
Fred R. Zimmerman axld that a control in central and routliem Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wil- looking toward operations during
a Sicilian rtlv Of 200,000 was
"There would he mi Ruiiiau Ills
many - .« ) « .o* l— ible in N - <}"}' »«; «*"* Tnunri tenter .ui-t rnttglrt
message from the General, ex Florid* involvina total rxjwndilurr llama, kfr. and Mrs. W. K. Kirch- the, coming week_stuted prospect*
to.lay In n general atrlke
■
The rAlucatumal Sy»lrn» in rmt- ' called in sympathy vyith strikers
hnff, Jean Clark, K. G. Soder- are good for a 'variety of veg veto on such a plan." Connally vrml*er
pressed the belief that “there can
In tbirt connection, Democrat!.' ida and the Srluwil l-aw* F.nactrd in -nearby Barrellona. ■
Idonr. SIr. amt Mrs. Roy Williams, etables, citrus ami strawlierrie*. continued. "Human drum* would
be *no greater* satisfaction than of 5208,135,000,
‘ ,
(IlINllKUril MM I ' l B F I 'M K t l
such ax cornea from the confi
by the 1937 Srtitqn of the Leg.*
Tim new lal*>r .unrest came at
For many year* attempt* have Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Howard, Mr. The Sanfod Market, during th*r licat and th e .Soviet* would hut*ltaall|W<l •• l-sae •'•»»)
dences reflected In the ^deotlon bern made by Seminole and other
the I’ommijuist national rnngreat
first feW'days of 11148. has handl rah and their propaganda rtu
T.ituie." *•••.
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by one's neighbors Tor. public
in Milan mappi'd a program aim
ed large quantities of tomatoes,
H ii*I (nurd i*it I'MCr !*♦*«f I
Truman Will Deliver
S liriie t the importance of etl- ed
service—no more challenging re Florida countie* Id induce Cunut overthrovv'fpg the. governrrlery, beans, and new potatoes.
uc.ition
in,
the.
woild
linl.iy.
M
r.
sponsibility' than Ilea In .the ful gre»* to appropriate money to Rescuers IKg1 For 10
mi-lit of I'irmirr Alrlde de G **.
State OF Union Talk
From the Florida City Stale
fillment of thrlr trust"*
Liwton »jid that "if everyone pen. I’ulmiro Toglialli harangued
cut a canal from llie St. John*
Farmers’ Market came a report
“1 am sure.4 Zimmerman said, In the Indian River, and ^durin • In Arab Hotel Blast telling of the offering of a light Tourist Club Has
WASHINGTON, Mil. 5 M l — in rveiy rounliy uf the wot LI the (’ommiinist* with a four-hour
nth* 'General meant he would
*|iri-cli yr-trrvlay, drnouuclng the
Added MemberHhip The While House ri-liorteit today
lr..ntlHNr4 ..• I i .l l •1*1
volume of |mJ c beans,'which sold
perform any* public service he the part several yoars Edward
United Stulec uml the Vatican,
JERUSALEM , J a n . 6. tfP)— at *4. The same market handlen
1’rcslih‘iii Trunmn 'decided to de
was railed upon by the people to Higgins, manager of the Seminole Rescuer* dug today into the de some squash at (6.60 and about
uimmi- other tiling'.
Memliership
in the Sanfoid liver* hi* -late of the union me*- American Attorney
render—whether It I s u Pre County Chamber *nf Commerce, bris of the Sviniramis hotel for 400 boxes of tomatoes, which
Millions went ’ Without
pay *j
•mo1 to C‘ongross iii itersmi l«-*
sident or in the Army. We who ha* made it 1 major item In lu* 10 -perwibi* missing after the brought producers from (2 to 14 Tourist (dub is now mure Ilian "u eauM- of “rta eitrem e im|HirlSaturday Iwcause of a continuing
ami
It
rapidly
increasing
It
wn*
Defends
WarCriminal
ir«,*itiMur<a
•
*•
Cm#
are supporting the General an*
,
annouiicett today liy K. M. Arttil- aliri1,"
plant for flood nmtrul improve three-story stone structure was per field crate.
{I'm Us w * m r»«« si* l
levelled by a bomb which no]ice
Pro*» Seerolarv (T lirle* G.
The qew year w tt marked on tage, director of tourist activities.
ment of the St. John* River.
NUERNBERG* Jan. T M*i —
said the Jewish underground had Ilia Fort Pierce Hlate Farmers*
Rits-i
told
letmrteri*
Mr. Truman
Tonight the club ‘will hold a
miAe under way for a dantcif T h r e e person*-were Market, by tha Initial harvesting covered dish supper at 0:15 o' will u|i|>e0r liefnro u loint w * Baron Ern*l von Welt*norker, H O th t ’u n g r r i'H S F u c c h
U.N* l it t l e Assembly portWithat aCanaveral
on the east
dead.
shut ‘ of llie jk 'n ilP and Hon*e one of Adolf Hitler'- rnnking dip
nf tomatoes from plantings for clock at the Tour lit Center.
V i t a l W o r ld P r o b le m s
Peace-Keeping: Meet const, the eoinmcrrtnl an well as mown
Interest in shuffle Imard I* ehamliei at l-.nt) I*. M. (KHTl lomat.*. wifi I f defended by an
One informant said, the fto'el mid-winter production. This move
Atimtii-nu
attorney
when
lie
gtw*
ir w iia w * >■ r u , ait)
Wednesitnv.
,
. off to a good start." reported at a high peak and last
was one of (ive district.' brad- ment is
W a s h in g t o n ” Tan r bD—
LAKE SUCCESS" Jan. ft W V ■■ - •—•
.
Rons lutded th a r*a * mwriv n*' to trial tomorrow, on war rrim'e*
quarter*" flir an Arab military Slarket Manager M. K, William* Friday !H local tilayrr* jot'iriiPyirt
(liti'Nllim- liearing vitnllv on the *
Delegdles to tha United Nations
reported nt the end of the week. to E uhIIh where they compel ed In- could judge in advance uf tbe rhargro.
group.
The
known
dead
inrlnded
Tbe nllorut'y i* Warn'ii F. futpn- of die United States and
"Little Assembly" gathered Id* Corbett Is Elected.
Manuel Halaiar Travescdu,-acting Shipment* should continue well with club mrtnliers there. Enstl* rumplctiua u( the message It will Magee nf Wa*hingtim. whu re mn*t of the world ronfyont the
day *to begin their year-round
Into February, from the** plant ia sending It) team* to play local reuuiro nlnml 40 mmole* to deSpanish
consul,
Rome
17
were
InGame,
Fish
Chairman
sitting* as a pcace-kecplng body
The
President
usually cently defended Rep. Andrew) J . HOth Congre-* meeting tomorrow
ings, Demand has i>een good dur tasma here next Thursday ami liver.
Jured.
—a move which Russia has war
ing the last week, with the market the Sanford Club will entertain MH-ak* “* a rule « f 130 wnrdt a May nf Kentucky. Tbi* H 4he fm It* (iital *e«*ion.
A similar art of violence occur showing a gain In strength. The them at the O ld er following the minute.
first time an American ha* been
Help for Europe ami Asia, tax j
ned may lead to “grave con**.
TALLAI1A88EE, Jan. 5, (AVimrmitted tu I** roun«el for a cutting, the high com of living,
J . W. Corbett of Fort Iferre was red Sunday In Ja ffa , where Ar*h auction lutmTleO 18,000 Held crates tournaments, Mr. AuoiUge an
German defendant ill the Nuern- rent control and the housing y.
t;tT ^ ,jelegatea prepared for the rleetcd chairman of the State headquarter* was bombed and IB
I ('• alls*.* . a ra se Knar)
nounced.
sjidrtage, military proparrdnets
“Color-added” Law I h l>erg trial*.
roons were killed and about |i)0
l i A. M, (EOT) meeting in a Game and Fresh Water Fish
Judge William C. Cluutiaiuon ami-health in-ur*nce-are s few -b
tense atmosphere, fared by the Commtaalan a t the. annual reor
iusrd. .Police blamed tha 8l#tn
.
Attacked
In
Court
approved Vun Wcliaoecker'a ap- uf the top issue*. Ami the Rat
proipcv-t of a boycott by Russia ganisation meeting today,
gang, the most extreme element
lillcatiun, but specified ■that Mo- Probably will grove,
and the flvr other Bier countries.
Corbett, representing the fourth of the Jewish underground.
A complicating factor la that
A- Sovlfl spokesman said In conservation d i s t r i c t , succeeds
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 6. M l— gee** service* not cost the U.8.
Hagans, the Jewish under
advance of the eeaalon that Rus Lester Y a r n of Jacksonville. ground d e f e n s e f o r c e , said
Florida’s (e» t, for maturity of guvrrnment anything. Ilrig. Gen this I* a general election year.
sia atm felt the U. &--aponiorod Other members of the commission through a spokesman at Tsl Aviv
orange* tu-which color ha* l>een eral Telford Taylor, chief pro. Democrat* want to regain the
control of Congre** they tost to
"LiUle Assembly" was unconsti arc L. C , Hruce of Bartow, Ellis that the Jerusalem hotel attack
added was attacked in the Su seeutor. made no objection.
Von Wclxaaecker I* chief de the GDI' In 1.040. The Republictutional and therefore would not F. Davis of Kissimmee and L. G. waa executed because “the build
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.i Jan. 5 (/P>—Air Education at a routin'* preme Court today by Turn U.
attend. Inform ad quartan
said Morris of Monliccllo.
ing was an important meeting part ol the Florida school cmi-cdum Wai predicted today by the avi Stewart, DeLand lawyer and cit- fendant In the “mlnlatrlea" caw, an* hope to put their Froaldentlal
In which government official* un nominee in the White House for
the same attitude had been taken
ru* grower.
place of Arab ganrs, where arms ation dtviiiur. of the State frapruicraent Commission.
the first time since Franklin P . rl
br> Cieehoslovakta, Poland.' Yugo
In a suit against Commia*iun*r der Hiller are accuaed.
were distributed.
Roosevelt starter) hi* flrat terra
"The Florida aviation plan 'or sir education U aimed at giving of Agriculture Nathan Mayo, who
slavia, Whit*.. Russia and the Supreme Court T q
in 1033.
Soviet Ukraine.
. CITY MEETING
*
every high school gradual* who want* it the equivalent of a private supervises citrus inspection under
ActO n DaytonaBonds Mrs. Mamie Clark
New City Commissioner* John
pHnl'a ground school training." aviation Supervisor -W. C. Laiani* rule* laid down by the Citrus
SCHOOLS KK-OrEN
iT H E W EATH ER
Cqmmi*»lon, Stewart contended K rider and Randall Chase will
said.
More
than 4,000
Semlnolf
Dies#In
M
t
Vernon
be
Installed in' office
and a
the
testa
now
in
prortlce
do
not
TA I-t.AHA8SEE.~Jan. ft, lA V "O f couraa," ho added, “I t 'a .a f
mayor will b« elected to succeed County school children returned •
■ " - - J n -m
followthr
1041
law
governing
LAKELAND, Jan. ft—W l—'Tha T h e' Supreme Court waa asked
Mayor II, J . Gut at the meeting to ■cla**e* this- murning follow- :
Mrs. Mamie Clark, pioneer re long term goo). Maybe it will teacher* pointer* on bringing avi "color-added" fruit.
Federal State
Fraet. Warning today to uphold validity of a fI.take 10 years. But we've got a
the Christina* vocation, U
Sarvlce forecast for peninsular 360,000 band i*eu« the city of sident of Sanford where she lived now typo of world. There are i ation Into th* classroom. Among
William D. Pierce of Tampa, of the City Commission, Tuesday ing
Florida tonight
and tomorrow Daytona Beech propose* to con until about the age of 30. died lot of th ln n kids have got to other thing*, it propone* study attorney for Mayo, tatd the Com evening. It waa announced today waa announced hy Supt, T. W.
Lawton. He reported that ha had
morning waa scattered frost in struct a municipal auditorium, Dec. 80, at Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
of air map* as wall a* other missioner of Agriculture hod no by Gordon Bradley, deputy City received fin# co-operation from
GainacvRlt end upper east coast stadium, boat heal* and other re She lived h er*.abou t 70 years atart thinking about If they're charts In geography classes. In authority to do other than follow clerk,
students and taachera who spent
ago. was the daughter of Mr. going to bo any match for trad vestigation of the relation of Citrus Commission rule* ori teats.
district and scattered tight frost creations) facilities.
vacation* outide of tha state, In
LEGION
MEETING
and Mrs. Sigmund Gumpert, and er* of other nations,"
In tha north portions of BrooksThe coflrt made no Immediate had many friends hero.
requiring
Tha Improvement commission w e*th *r*to aviation and knowl
Plana for a Legion delegation complyng with ruta*
villa am! Orlando
edge of the part* of an airruling on the Issue. “
•
1948 BABY
to attend th* Department of Flori physician*' reports in coramunltShe was one of five children, already has placed surplus Air piano.
The bonds, to be backed by only of whom, Martin J . Gum- Force aviation training equipment
Birth of Seminole County1* da mid-winter conference at Tam le* visited attesting that no *pL
Atlanta
proceeds from i Florida P o n t oert of Loa Angdca, survives. in many Florida school*, Latsrui
The bulletin reported some flrat baby of the new year at pa on Jan, 18 will be mad* at the demlr* wet* prevalent.
Heston
and Light contribution fa r an ex Tha other* were Amalia. Max and ■aid.
school* have given auch courses Fcrnald Laughton hf> m o r t a l meeting tonight' of CampbellChicago
BOARD
clusive aalcs franchise in tha city llsbctte Gumpert. Bert Gumpert,
-.cot
to p p e d
them off with on. Hospital was today announced by Losalng Post 63, according to
Training of teachers would la*
Denver
The SftniB
County.
and the municipal taxing power J the ton of Max, It a sport writer tha next stop’ In the plan which
I flight In a plane piloted Mr, and Mr*. Victor E. McClel J.o«l Field, post adjutant.
De* Maine*.
Th# Oviedo Pogt will be asked lion will bob
If necessary, were approved by an of the Bronx N. Y. Home News. would relate skill* to such tub- bx a * specially trained hvlator land. who report the birth of a
Nashville
the of the New Year,
tight to dm majority Jn a special
Funeral services for Mrs. Clark joeta a* physic*, mathematic*, who aaw the students hod a ton. Alan Earl on Saturday, Jan. to co-opefata In attending
election in which two-thirds of were held Thursday Jan. 1 ■at geography and general science. chance te observe all the tech 2. Mrs. McClelland will be re dinner to be given at th* Legionl Ing at 10:00 o'clock nt
tha registered freeholders partici ML Vernon and Interment was
A bulletin Uanofl, by the State niques they learned on the membered as thd former Roae- Hut, Jan, IV, in honor of former House, O. P. Herndon,
post commander Henry Wolcott, clerk, announced this morning.
t Lmary Burdicx.
pated.
on Friday. - ^
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Department of Education 'give* ground.
St. Johns Canal
Reports Favored
l y At Congress Meet
Lawton Explains
New School Laws
To Rotary Club
Beans Hold F irst
Place For Volume
• In State Markets
General Receptive
As GOP Nominee
Of U. S. Election
*
WASHINGTON,Tan, 5 (/V) A
Senate inmtmllre . today obtained
treutds of gram (lading by flng.
GctteiaL. _W *llatjt__LI.__ Uialuih.
I'rrwdent Truman'*! personal phyaittan. by terving'a *pb|H«ena on
Uiabam's btukrr*.
Edward I'. McGtnnii. Senite
Srigrant ar Ainu, handed the
stibiMiena to .Saiah B. Ifer»che|,
a • Washington ieprr»enlali*e nl
Hacltc and Company, New 3ork
btokrragr firm.
MiGmm* aclrd (or a Srnat •
Appropriatitn*
Subcommit
tee which ii invnligating grain
<;ieculAtion by fedeial employee*.
Kimball Sanlmrn and Earl W.
C<M»;»er. committee staff member*,
took Graham's record* to tha
lapilol for trruliny by the lubcumiuittee.
Senator Knowland (R-('a1if), a
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THE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORDy FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
FRIDAY. JAN. 2. 1949
By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TO W N
GAME COMMISSONKK8
TALLAHASSEE—Members of
the State Gam* and Fresh Water
Fi.lt Commission will hotd their
annua] rit-orjjtuif ration meet! n r
here Jan, 5, Director Hen C.
Morgan ,*ald today, '
- Thu nuJuulluu of a-chairm an to
serve in ftNH j* tinted as the raoat
important slngh action to be
taken during liitr business aeatlon.
lo ite r -Vnni, of Jacksonville, has
Ut n chairman of the fiv*-man
rommluion since last January.
— Graham made . that *tnU.-uicnt
after his nam e" appeared on a
list of grain trailers luadn public
by the Agrlrulture Department
last Mohdav, Secretary o f'A rrlcultniw Andaumn bugatt pubii.b.
tni- Ilu-^IM of In n k ri nftbr Con
gress p.t •■*-(! n resolution nothnriilng liltu In dobio.
The brokerage firm, however,
u it] In a Halrment lunu-d in New
York Wednesday that Graham
way fully infimmed of all transac
tions made for hla arrnunt.
DKKIt.HUNTING *
The brief loiter to Knowiand,
OCALA. Jan. 2, W)— A total
under the name of William Reid,
n partner In- the firm, llache & of 3,875 .hunters, including men,
Company, said that Gittham lives women,,, tmy* and gtrla Invaded
at 7108 lllli Street, Northwest, the Ocala National Forest during
the month of December and bag
Washington. It continued;
HA» Indicated in h’L title. I" ged ,170 deer. According to Jack
is a Ilrigadicr General (n the U. Thurmond, district ranger o f'th e
S. Army and we understand that U. 8. Forest Service here. Thla
one of his duties at pretent Is was 40 more Imcka than were
that of ■•ring physician to the taken during the same month in
President of the United Slates." 1040,
"Deer this year were found
Knowiand told reporters he
telephoned lilts FBI whrh he re .in excellent condition,” Thurmond
ceived the letter un,l was told by said, adding “this waa primarily
Associate Director Clyde Tulton due to the uriti-tally excellent
that Tolaon has no knowledge of ftcnin crop which is one of tho
the -invcaligatinn— Jlm w vcr, lie principal, foods fur -door - in- tile
promised In check on it and lo Ocala National Forest.
call Knowiand back, the senator
aald.
•>
I'AHTY c h a n g e
Know In ml said be docs not
JACKSONVILLE, .Jan. 2-0P>—
know of uuy reason, why the
agency should lx- Inutiiring into t ’nmllle \t, Grnetiu, who ran
Graham’s commodity trading, against Rep. Emory If. Price .for
since it is not illegal to dejd in Congress' twtv years ago on the
Drmbrtulic ticket, today an
grain 'or other commodities.
Meanwhile, u Senate Appropri nounced she again Is a candidate
Ations Subcommittee, of which for the same office, this time on
*
Enow In ml is u member. diulp-ed the Kepuldicun ticket,
Price 'defeated Miss Getteju, a
th a t . 17 e mployes of llie Com
merce Department have arknow. bo no t - Jacksonville school teach,
in the Democratic primary
lodged trading in commodities rr,
May 7, l!)4tl ,in their race for
sinee July 1,11140.
from the Second Dis
FBI headquarter* turncd“A»lde Congress
trict 4If,&50 to 13,068.
irecifle questions concerning
r .r = r ;r
(ram’s New—srnrv—
, York 1nbrokerage
account, saying tho bureau would
CIGARS
DROP
not iltleiim nny individual grain
TAMPA, Jan. 2—tA*)—Cigar
account.
i" .
prmluctlon by tlie big Tampa inIh e FBI -said it ha* U*i» con- dually deupped off more than
ducting it general investigation II.(MK).OtM) last year, the local
since ln:;l Noveriilx-r Into the ef- oflice of the Bureau of Internal
fret uf speculations in grain-on! Revenue reunited tmlay.
the n ’tnil prirrs of ginin proin IDI7 .the total was 45CJI5U,ducts, rids war undertaken nt *881. compared to 5b8,nO0,000 In
Sonnett
A sd s tu n l Attorney General in
Ruth years pindurtlnn reached
charge of n n li-lru st j u o m i ulirin*. It* |w»k In (tclqiwr, the munlh
Honnell ailed after Attorney Christinas orders me reflected.
General Tonf Clark announced he
had Ihx-ii asked by Mr.t Ttuman
Truman Appeal
In*inquire into grain siK-rulaiipu*,
. *I1ie attpinry general has. given
H - n l l n o f S IruiH !'■■* I l > , |
Sonneii's diviiion apedjdi' instruc
tions to , proceed* ngainnt any Tin- Kent thintrol l,aw shnuld
evidencii of "collusion' intendcii In' rxti-nded and the weaknesses
to incrcnw or maintain prices In in the pie sent, law , Inn,Id be cort h r • final, clotliing and bousing
The President has Is1*!! Criti
cal of a section uf the law which
IHiiniU 15 in-r cent rent lllFrance Signs
«'iea»e where landlord and tenant
agree on this evchange for a leas?
barling fuither inert-asrs through
flnixlit-d products
f^om raw niAltriais.)
lie alfu lias elated that tin- law
In addition, France undeitnor; gives the rent jidm inistralnr lei
to "furnish such sUtem rnta ufld
Informnlion M inting to operations
under this agreement as may
from time to time Ik- requested
liy the government of’ the Uniteil
States
The treaty remain* in effect
untit Dec. 31, 11)48, unless otherwise agreed liy the signers, hut
the United States re*ervcil the
right to rease Its aid l-y unilairia l action. France- rwngnixed
that "this agreement implies no
present or future obligation upon
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alternative licit to grant
hikes ill rases where they
ts-eii _ recommended
liy
advisory hoards. However,
udiniiiistintor lias rejected
Increase rernmmandatlona;
rent
have
local
the
some
The Chicago board's petition
fur a 16 |ht cent increase, for
example, has been turned down
twice {n Washington.
" I Just don't sea how we can
*1lengthen the rent program,"
Spmkmnn commented. “ In fact,
I think we nro destineU to work
instead toivaxil .decouUuL"___
The Alabaman said “There is
no way of backing up on tha
voluntary 15 jicr cent Increase
clause." lie added that tu do si
Would lie unfair to tenant* wito
have signed leases accepting a
rent Imost. '
Sparkman aald he does not
favor changing the law to per
mit a blanket rent increase.
"The principle of that aort of
thing is wholly erroneous,” ' ha
declared. “It would permit in
crease* in many case* wher-)
they
are not warranted and
would tint, provide fttoUgh re
lief In uther case*.”
,
Senator Cam-hart (lt-lnd), alia
a member <>f the hanking com
mittee, predicated that Congress
probably will leave the rent law
"Just as it is,"
"I don’t »ec Any reason .for
lightening it or fooscnlitg it,"
Cu|n imrt said. “It seems to Inworking out ail right.”
With this reservation, the Uni
ted Slates undertook in the (rcaiy
to:
"Aid the people o( Fram e hy
making available such commodi. tie* (Including storage, transpor
tation and shipping services) or
hy providing for tho procurement
through credits under the control
of tho- government of tho United
. Slates of America as may ln> re
quested from time to time hy the
government of the French Repuh- lie."
■• It doe* not mention any speet.fle amount or commodities tty
name/ except for the provision ‘on
petrolaurn.
-The American embassy said,
however, there would W> "im
mediate shipment*' of • food, fuel,
medical supplli'*, fertiliser*, i-t-stiridc. and »cM "
In ht* siiswh, Caffery dwelt
on the aid already sent France In
American wheat and coal, as well
T*“ 1ttrTfJP!til»hip Train.
Alt act uf Congress created
“The agreement which we have
<* po*t of attorney general of
signed today," he said. “Is in
c United Slates in I7t».
pursuance of the response of the
Atut-rlran people to this* emcr'-agency--*ihi») imr— in—tlnr"t»m F
of sharks found
Spirit in whirh they recently dis
patched their Friendship Train, ths Caribbean Hea,
the American people, through
th e ir elected congrtt*lon*l reproseiHwfirr*. have allocated port
ATTORNEYS A ^U A L l F Y
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2—GP>—
Two incumbent atata 'attorney*
today qualified with Secretary of
sState
j son is.’ Sb*
w jr
as-cp
*% i■
R. A, Gray
as vcandidate*
for re-election.
They are Murray Sams of Da*
Land in the Seventh Judicial
Circuit and T. E. Duncan of
Gainesville in the Eighth 'Circuit.
Thomas Salt, Panama
City
attorney, also qualified . as a
candidate for circuit judge of the
U lh Circuit In Group Two.
BTClay Lewis of Port S t Joe
afko has iiualificd for the Judge
ship position now held by Circuit
Judge Ire A. Hutchison of Pana
ma City, who has snnounced he
will not seek re-eiection.
Judge E. C. Welch Of Marianna
has qualified for re-election in
Group One.
m iim i
NO TICKETS
MIAMI. J a n . 2—UP)—T h r
Georgia Tech football squad and
roaches cooled theft heeli for
some 15 minutes yesterday when
guards wouldn't let th e m , into
the Orange Bowl stadium , for
their game with Kansas becauan
they didn't have tiekela,
I We were a ll. as .mail xut-.wo.
could tie," Dodd said. "The other
coachea and players were madder
than I was. Then I met a good
nntured Irish cop, and he aald
■I’ll get you In', and he did."
Dodd explained that the squad
went to a gate which fa some
10 feet from their dressing room
and which 'he had used in other
years before the stadium addition
waa built. He said the guard*
there were instructed not to let'
anyone in without tickets.
A S A D B L O W ,ID O S W A L D - H E C O M H s
A U -T H 'W A Y D O W A l F R O M T H 'C I T Y W IT H
H IS T W O M O N T H S <S D IR T Y L A U N D R Y t
f o r h is d e a r o l d m a w t d w a s h
PtaiatUt,
HUBERT y. OAllltr,
D» r.ndsnt
o i u >i : h
y
^
11 KCU APO No. (St
c/e I'MImsit.i
New Turk. New York
It appearing from the plnlnllir*
sworn lliir nf Complaint on fit*
In Ih* above rnlttled cause that H
Is the belief of tb* plaintiff that
the tlefesdani, Itolwri F. Harry, i*
a r.ild.nt of a state other than tb*
Bute of Florida, that tlia rseld.nre.
domlctte and address of tb* said de
fendant, SI parrlrulariy as thf earn,
la known to the plalatlff, afl.r
dllla.nl seateh and Inquiry, is o
above shown i>il slated; that there
Is no persnn In ths Htata of Florida
the servlrr «f a subpoena or sum
mons upon whom would bind tb*
said defendant, and that the d.fsadanf ts over the age of twentyone years;
IT I*. THEHKFOKIJ. OlIDKIlEt)
that the dsf.ndaat, llobert F. (tarry,
appear herein on lb» 14sIs day .1
January. A. I). U tl. to the ntll
of Complaint u( the said Tbtrma M.
Ilarry fllsd against him ta lha offlre
of ths Clerk ol Ih. Clrntt Court,
In sad for'Hemlnol. County, Florida,
on tha lllh day of Dwember, A. !>.,
I»IT, ths gsarral nature of said
suit tiring a bill ror divorce and
other f.ll.r, and that lh|* order
be-pubftsked- la The Hanford Herald.
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SO U TH
P O R .- M E
VJINTTER
ra w ,
Chitadisn .authorities saw the
luulry conlalns' a larger 'pfi
fr**h water than'any other.
A B O U T
Ih* m g r . day acatrd l» IItla ord./
and noik*.
,
W ITN E S S nvjr hand and Iba aaU
of oald Court thla tbo lllh day »t
I>*r*mb*r. A. D „ '1*17. at Saafnrd,
la Iho Stala and County aforooald.
O. r . Iltrrulon
I 'Urk of Clrrult Court, H»tnt1iola
I'numjr. Florida
,
Aksrmss, Dial and Akrrmsa
Aitnmrys to. Ida lull If
The More FoDu Yoa TelT
The More Goodfc Yon Sell
YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS
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Aluminum - Cedar «• PaUsbcd Alum la a
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B * C K 0 /4 T H E H O M E S W E E T
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Phone 2-0720
H O M E F R O A JT —
4(‘on 11mu*4 If njwi I'NBF lint I
to thr scene ahd a ijure-cornerril
bailie between Jews. Arabs and
the police ensued. One policeman
was reported wounded and both
the Arabs and thr Jews hmught
up rrinforcrmrnls before the
Jaffa, an Arab constable was
killed in l.yddu when h« and
thiee o th er'A jb Ii rnnstaldr's rsfused to surrender their rifles to
a party of armed Arabs and n
British Constable was killed in
the Priah Tiqva area while ea*
rorting a Jewish convoy from
Jerusalem to T e l' Aviv,
All Arab shot to daatir a.
British corporal in Jerusalem and
escaped with the notdier'a rifle.
Another person was killed during
the morning in Haifa,
Four Jewish women and .(
British pul Iceman were wounded
hy snipers In the Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Tel Aviv said.
,
Another Informant said an
inter-Arab shooting In Jaffa pro
voked the rumors th at “Jews
dressed as Arabs” has penetrated
the Arab city and were planning
to explode a barrel bomb. All
shops closed Immediately and
hundreds of armed Arab* started
a search. The excitement died
down after an hour In which'not
A Jew waa found in the city.
• Seventeen persons—Four Jews,
11 Arabs, a German and a Pole
—died In sporadic outbursts of
violence on the New Year's first
day yesterday,
-.
Rifle Tire cracked across the
slopes o f the Mount of OllvAs
this morning, as Arqh snipers
attacked a Jewish funeral profetaiant and police said one
mourner Buffered'serious wounds.
A short time later Arabs a t
tacked a Jewish bus In the Jaffa
gate area of Jerusalem, but no
cssualtiea were reported.
The funeral was the fourth to
be attacked arid the first to
reach tho cemetery on ths Mount
of Olivet In four dsj
policeman and a H
b o rrow ing
d o ltig 'ee v ery th in
iagg we can
We e re doing
e le c tric ity from n earb y u tllitiea, using all o u r
standby plants, making deals with big commercial
customers to use their standbys, asking big t u r n
to cut down, etc.'etc.'etc.
But If a chilly weather "peak” is piled on top o f the
’seasonal peak caused by our winter visitors, we may
have to ask YOUR cooperation to prevent over
loading and seriously damaging the electric system.
The chart below details the measures which may
be needed to prevent service interruptions*
We are bending every effort to forestall the neces
sity for such measures. Bnt we know we can count
acute this winter.
lacked.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PREVENT ELECTRIC OVERLOADF I R S T : Don't ui* oUctrlc ip ac*
h safsri.
Certified Blue T ag
W IL L
apfkam
THE KTATC OF FLOIUDA
RED BU SS
W E
to
A N D S H E 'S P R O B A B L Y L O L L IN G O N J
• n.* i[w t> .r f<iibll>h*ri In ,**14 B»inliol* County, Florida, one* a woo*
for four Auwoullie w h Iu l**l°*#
CITRUS • SHIPPERS
LAKELAND, Jan. 2_Up>—
Florida citrus fhippera sent 285,000 boxes of fruit from the state
yesterday,
PAcking—>10**4
itrus belt hurried
throughout the citrus
to get their product to market
as soon as possible after the ex
piration of a seven-day shipping
hnliday Wednrxday night. '
Only twice before (luring this
season haa more fruit been shipned in onh day, both times dur
ing ths pre-Christmas rush.
The state citrus
inspection
bureau reported today approx
imately 104,000 boxes of'oranges,
81,500 of tangerines and 30,500
of grapefruit moved yesterday.
North Dakota
from President Truman's^
a ss message to the AhicrKKtple bi which the rresltcld that "with tha f it urn
a to these people (of other
Will come rent-wed faith—
iM thw cin cciY couht v o n
THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCt'IT
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FOR s e n in o l h co u n tt . in
CHANCERY NO. STM.
TIIEitEflA M. BARKY,
H A V E
SECOND: Don't um rang* oveni for
bout* ./lsaftng.
appliances.
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FOURTH: Turn off wafer beaten cjnd
n frtQ o rqfQrt. (W a f e r w W i f o y w qrm
a n tf fo o d c o ld h t jha b rie f d u ra tio n
C A R LO A D
JA N U A R Y
(Ask For Price)
5 th
If and when emergency period* devefopk they wil/ occur
mainly during cold tnopu between B<S0• I2.-00 A. ALand 5.-00
-0.-00 P. M. ki cote of extreme cold wealher these periods
may have 4o be ex fended. You will b * 'o d r#od t y rodi<x
TUXEDO FEED
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TH E WEATHEH
In Unity There In Strength—
To Protect the f f i a el the World;
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for fS anford.
Pair and moderately cold Ihl*
afternoon and tonijiht. Continued
fair and •.tlarhtly «nrm er Tue#d a y .,
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' VOLUME XX$VJ!I
SANFORD, FLORIDA
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
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MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1948
Associated Press Leased Wire
NO. 47
T
Schuman Gets
Of Confidence
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Grain Brokers
Subpoenaed In
Graham’s Case
Assembly Voted Down
• Bill.; For Farmers,
. Artisand, Upholds.
W ar Victim Relief
Senator Says It SVas
A M atter,Of Form' ality As Firm Did
Not' Yield Records
PARIS. Ja n . • 5 tJ& .The.
French national aiirmbly nave
!_. _ _ Premier Robert . Scltunuu vole*
of confidence Idday by defeating
two Communirt-IVaianl-De Gaul*
list amendment* to the govern
mrnl'a anli-inflation bill.
1 The Assembly voted down ef
fort* to exclude 1,100,000 far
mer* from the tax bill and to
^ exempt imall atlitant from the
choice of paying a .pctial income
tax or inverting the tame amount
ill government bondi. 'Tlir volet
WASHINGTON Jan. 5 (At
—A Senate committee agreed
ludav to call Harold H. Stas*
»en Thurwlar—and possibly
1'resldem Truman's personal
phyirian thr same dav—to *
tell what thrv know of cornmoditv •peculation. Chairman
Frrstuon (R-.MIrh) of an ap
propriations •ubcommlllre In•luiring into trading bv fed
eral employe* la id , that Mr,.
Truman's physician. Rrlg.
General Wallace. II. Graham,
will be called if the group,
rati prepare Its. information
li* that lime.
—New
Yorkers _____
Have
An Icy Time_
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Were 306-273 -and 308 272. re-
tpectively.
Other amendment* tlill ’ to be
voted^on would reduce Ux IttW
on war, drought and flood' vklima and on tmall famity-oper
. atad butinette*.
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Aiiembly citclei piedicted that
the govetiSmeni'* matgin might
be elote in1 the voting on lax
relief for war virtimi, hut il
wai generally believed that il
would win out.
The Ux bill, a* prevented by
tin - government, i*' de'tigned to
c.w produce approximately 125,000,000.000 franc* (about 51.000,* 000,000) in revenue.
Saturday when Communlnt and
Rightirt deputlc* s o u g h t to
amend the measure with pro
posal» for exemption* for those
in small tneome brackets they
were defeated t>y 322 to 362.
A prime topic In parliamentary
circle* as the deputies began a r
riving lp the national assembly to
•vote on Brhuman'a plan w*a Gen
eral Charles de Gaulle's speech
yesterday In St. Etienne, where
,—! ( 5 .tfUwnrilJML French leader said
*
MAniSON.~Wia., Jan. 5 UP>Douglas MacArthur, General of
tbs Army and Supremo Commender for the Allied power* In
Jafran. definitely ht* indicated,
that he would l>a receptive to the
'Republican —nomination—as—P re
sident of the United States, a
prominent supporter said today.
Wisconsin Secretary of State
Fred R. Zimmerman axld that a
message from the General, ex
pressed the belief that “there can
be *no greater* satisfaction than
such ax cornea from the confi
dences reflected In the ^deotlon
by one's neighbors Tor. public
service—no more challenging re
sponsibility' than Ilea In .the ful
fillment of th rlr trust"*
“1 am sure.4 Zimmerman said,
nth* 'General meant he would
perform any* public service he
was railed upon by the people to
render—whether It I s u Pre
sident or in the Army. We who
are supporting the General an*
{I'm Us w * m r»«« si* l
U.N* l i t t l e Assembly
Peace-Keeping: Meet
LAKE SUCCESS" Jan. ft W V Delegdles to tha United Nations
"Little Assembly" gathered Id*
day *to begin their year-round
sitting* as a pcace-kecplng body
—a move which Russia has w ar
ned may lead to “grave con**.
t;tT ^ ,jelegatea prepared for the
l i A. M, (EOT) meeting in a
tense atmosphere, fared by the
proipcv-t of a boycott by Russia
and the flvr other Bier countries.
A- Sovlfl spokesman said In
advance of the eeaalon that Rus
sia atm felt the U. &--aponiorod
"LiUle Assembly" was unconsti
tutional and therefore would not
attend. Inform ad q u artan
said
the same attitude had been taken
br> Cieehoslovakta, Poland.' Yugo
slavia, Whit*.. Russia and the
Soviet Ukraine.
i T H E W EATHER
LAKELAND, Jan. ft—Wl—'Tha
Federal State Fraet. Warning
Sarvlce forecast for peninsular
Florida tonight and tomorrow
morning waa scattered frost in
GainacvRlt end upper east coast
district and scattered tight frost
In tha north portions of Brooksvilla am! Orlando
Atlanta
Heston
Chicago
Denver
De* Maine*.
Nashville
i li
Supreme Court
Rules Against
QPA Sentence
Left Homeless By iAmisiunu Tornado
Victim Was Arrested
For Violation Of
Second War Powers
Act Of Rationing
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (/!>)--
WASHINGTON,Tan, 5 (/V) A
Senate inmtmllre . today obtained
treutds of gram (lading by flng.
GctteiaL. _W*llatjt__LI.__ Uialuih. M r-*»dM r*,-H .
Jbufnpsun M.tml amid wrnkaei- il Jhrir humr in t'ultun Valley, I.a., pru.prrou. oil
I'rrwdent Truman'*! personal phy- town »hirh ws* virtually demult.hrd h) t«»ru*Jii7 ATilraVt"J‘. ' pVi.riu.'Wi-ii- killed aKd htrtiiltrd^lr)lured
(Internal Iona I Smindphulu)
aittan. by terving'a *pb|H«ena on or made humrle*. by llir *li»ru*.
Uiabam's btukrr*.
Edward I'. McGtnnii. Senite
Srigrant ar Ainu, handed the
fOUOWINO A HEAVY IAIN which turned to lee seconds after falling,
lire brilliantly-lit Christmas tree In front of New York's City I tall pre
sents a glistening sight as tha tree Lights are reflected by the Icy coated
branches. Tire ice caused many power lldea to come crashing down and
created a serious Are haaard In many sections.
(/nirnurtlonaii.
Sanford Shriners Are Entertained
By Morocco Temple Of Jacksonville
Morocco 1,cmp!r Sbrnr cf jackionville wa* Lost to llir mrmhert
of the Ssnford Shrine Club end tlirir wive* at a supper and enterl.vr.mrnl given Fridiy crning M the Sanford Woman's Club.
Illuitnun* Potentate W. 1‘irJ Cobb of Jacksonville piendeil over
the progiam and introduce.) suiting officer* and officer* of lire local
club. Edward F. Line of Sjnfoid had charge of the entertainment
feature* '*v*•ut 11 included noVr* bifta*. rxcall* :*_•ahd
wliitlling by Ida Mar
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Senator Hits Move Republicans Downgrade Estimates
To Deny Marshall Of Wallace’s Third Party Venture
Control Of Plan
jack mhu.
stibiMiena to .Saiah B. Ifer»che|,
a • Washington ieprr»enlali*e nl
Hacltc and Company, New 3ork
btokrragr firm.
MiGmm* aclrd (or a Srnat •
Appropriatitn*
S u b c o m m it
tee which ii invnligating grain
Connallv .Soys Russia
<;ieculAtion by fedeial employee*.
Would Praise Move
Kimball Sanlmrn and Earl W.
C<M»;»er. committee staff member*,
As Their Victory
took Graham's record* to tha
lapilol for trruliny by the lubWASHINGTON. Jan. 5 (/P)
cumiuittee.
Senatiir- Cunnallv (l) Tex ) tfrrlatSenator Knowland (R-('a1if), a e«l iinlay that il t ’ongic** u r ir
icirniniltee mrmbrry told m report- to ilrny Secretary of* State Nlar
i('«a**.* • • ,e * n *t*i
shall diiecttoir nvri tji? J'unipr.m
Recuvciy PruKtam "MntCim would
plstaid it In die Wtukl .at IR
ty Q 'tltc ul Runian victory over
WASl i r > G ! 0 \, ! iii
..l’i
Waiy Rrpubliran* began revisinx
(fnw tlw aid <*'l a y t h r u i I'lilUirt* t l tlir c l f n i
I Ic m y W a l l a i c ’. th ird
p-i'ty \cnlurc uiov h a v e on die N’uvcmbct I’midcnli-d election,
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Support i, i,|
iim t,xll of Ohio, an am ounted tamlitlalc.
Mid Mgnifieontly ihcv '.if* b-icirfiling bilk |hal Wallatc’* move util
make ii rntirr for I -<it to jhi.-in the Rrpublitan nomination.
II.I- iicoiv liad Item -alu.ncrtl hy many GOP member* who
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col,tended tluit Tuft’ |«ipiii*VllJ♦ ----- ''
With hi tmliuu! Uhi Ui'piiblican*
u .it uff-rl by tlii- i,u!i- turnd lio
lh-t ilnil In wnnbl Inni* difficulty
ill feat in tr Pn-iiiiiilrt litifiluu lu n
■Ir ietly twii-uiuii ntcr,
Hie Supreme Court ruled 7-2
today dial 01’A uivrsligaloi* and
a dele* live bail no tight to arrert
and »eatrli 4 tnan they found '■
tiding in an automobile with a
pci Am iu>|>rt'lrd of black mat ket
actmtir*.
I hr lulirig, an important onu
iii i|ir court'* --long .serin on
right* of u ffim t to make street*.
»rt a*idc thr cun* it lion of Mirhael-D iR r.of llulfalo, thr aulonlot)i|r-pa«*rilur(,' on a chatgr o4
violating thr Sctond Wai 1*owc.r* Act. Couiitrifrii ga«ulihr toupirn* were found; whrn hr wa*
trarelied and hr wa* trntrncrd
to a year m jail and fined
flK F.
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Jutlicr Jacktou drlivrrrd the
majority's drriiion which upheld
DiRr'* 'contention dial hi* arrcit
under the circumstances violated
tjie Constitution** guarantrr that
"the right of the people' to he
irture m their per*on», houses,
papeii ami eflrcls against unirssonablr searches and seizure* shall
■lot he violated." (
Chief Justice Vinson amt .fu,1*
lice Black ilitKi’iitrd,
darkaon wrote:
“ It i* aaiil tbut if nuch a rre su
uiiil srarchr* rnimot • * mail*,
law rnfortemeiil will Iw more
difficult ami uncertain, but the
foi e-fat liei - after consulting the
lesson* of history designed our
Constitution to .place obstacle*
iii Iim way of n ton permeating
pnbee
which they
jinist v stirreiitniiiV,
*-ti* *rwium
seemed to rtnui,
ftmd, was a greater
Mwmi-ii
ilrtltKl-r lu ukflrt' people than th*
l-Va|H’ “fyJ*\lttO criminals from
rirtfititnniml ’* ■ ,
punishment?
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The court iii*" today:
Refused to i ole on a Virginia
law which require* tiuck oper
ator,, to pay Virginia a tax on
each gallon of ga-oline used id _
Virginia, even if the gaiqllrtflos
bought elaoWtiere, A North Caro
lina trucking company had asked
lho court to .declare the law
i >Cook of He band, piano *oln* by
Roger H a r r i s of Hunfotd and
songs by T. Coy Nii'oN, robust
liarltoiie stul Muroeeo' lltrtid wnit
leader of Jacksonville.
"W t ii nt,t , .i*iii|- up liny in
Mr. Nteols was arrom|mnled by
Mrs. V. T. Kelly of Jacksonville
nut drivi fin ilelritiiti-- on the
a -a in ntlim that tin- guijig i* any
a- „ /v,
*
mm . awL among .Jds* songs «*«?;■
Presulenf J rumart." ".
"Birthday «f n King," "Rond in
kMiWTfi'f Than tipforc. s Ti*ri
Mandalay," "Old Man River."
Connally i* the top Democrat “ttirlegtst Ini,I u rrp u rifi. "W e
Roger Harris soloed with" “Night
on the Senate Forrign Relation* ilnuk t Ii ut having Walluce In Says American Educa
and Day" ami "The Man 1 l.ove,"
tin- met* can't hurl Ta ft unit
("ominillre.
Hi* ilatement thu* ap can't
Attempts Have Been Among the distinguished Jack
'hurt thi*-lUtftublicun*, but
tional System. Is.
parently
firrd
thr
adminitfalion'*
visitors introduced were:
we ilqn't tMiik it tnm kc' tuiicii
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 6 —
Made For Years To sonville
Warren L. Jones, chief Hsbbnn; (.Special)— Beans held the vol- fiirt gun in trply to growing dr difference in tin- fiiitil outcome.1
Best In The World
K. Searing, second ceremon ume-tpoilight on several Slale- manil* among *ongir*tiunal Kr
PoliliciNiiH lit ImiIIi tiinjur |mity
Cain Appropriation Glen
wiimlering
ial master: .Roy T. Lord, high ojwrnted markets during the last publican* that lhf long tange For cnutti- bnVe Iceii
"Thrir .tic many defect* in uur
wtudtler Walluce will go I lie route
priest and prophet and Sparks week, with heavy shipments of
IS naSlavr* ass Page
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Diversion of flood fldw* from Jones,
recorded. Sanford Shrine tomatoes from Fort Pierce, end >ign Aid Piogtaro, he divurVnl in "111-- ohvtuusly hnpi-rc** bid fm rihic.ilion.il »y*trm." Sli|*cimlehthe upper St. John* R im ba»in officers present Included: II. M. hum m ing offering* of atraw- from Stair Drpaitmriit control.- elect inn Some *ny it might rmt ilcnl T.'W. I..mtou told the RoUiv
to the Indian River by mean* of I'eurre, president; William Tyre, licrrie* nt Plant City adding
Noting that Ruttia "(> hdlrily Is* Inn i lifficull 'fm Wallace bi (Tub today, "but it i» llie best
a canal or canal* from the St. vice president, ami Roy Wright. • ptnnlie* of color, variety uttd fighting thr M.trdiall Plan." the change Id - mind and drop out of *y»lrm in the world., and what
r a ir i> i mm
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profit for producers, according
secretary
and treasurer.
the race later o n "
John* to the Indian River "ha* Jr.,Preae'nV"were
we now have i«- the l»fr-l we have
' 'Frank'T..'"\Vooi|. f l° c.-porls received at the week I rxa* Senator tatd the Soviet
llu* a Democrat 'h igh ' in th
been favorably ieimrtrd to Con- ru f fj-J r7rdohn-Hr-F«T 11n r Mr - a nd Ltld^in Jackson villa—offirr* ...of Union ''would applaud -taking llir riitin'
sj'ic—nf—htx—party~vntit ''tr - ever had.— Air. Iawlnn. who-w«v
gre*» by Division and District Mrs. I*. A. Rowland, Mr. ..and William L. Wilson, Director of execution id thr plan out o( the Truman'* vuiquirters »te pa *v ] ml induced by Finnic* Mmiiion
Market*.
Army engineer* a* part of a Mrs. S. Graham, Mrs. 11. M. •Stole
well t'lpi*inci'il (lint tin* furim-r
MnnAger H. J. Lehmn»r of' the hand* of the Secrrlaiy of Stale vice pirniileiit intend* to Ih im 1 a* the dean ol m IiouI *upcrinleticomprenrntivr report for flood Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Krunk L. Sanford State- Farmers* Market, and placing it ehrwlirrr,''
denl* in FlutitU, *|Hike . to the
ROMI-L JOu 6—i/l'l —Mrsrtna
his name
the uomu
ballot In
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wil- looking toward operations during
iiame on im»
in u
, ,
...
T
a Sicilian rtlv Of 200,000 was
control in central and routliem llama,
"There would he mi Ruiiiau Ills
many - .« ) « .o* l— ible in N - <}"}' »«; «*"* Tnunri te n te r .ui-t rnttglrt
kfr. and Mrs. W. K. Kirch- the, coming week_stuted prospect*
to.lay In n general atrlke
Florid* involvina total rxjwndilurr hnff, Jean Clark, K. G. Soderveto on such a plan." Connally vrml*er ■
The rAlucatumal Sy»lrn» in rm t- ' called in sympathy vyith strikers
are good for a 'variety of veg
of 5208,135,000,
In tbirt connection, Democrat!.' ida and the Srluwil l-aw* F.nactrd in -nearby Barrellona. ■
Idonr. SIr. amt Mrs. Roy Williams, etables, citrus ami strawlierrie*. continued. "Human drum* would
‘ ,
(IlINllKUril MM I ' l B F I ' M K t l
by the 1937 Srtitqn of the Leg.*
Tim new lal*>r .unrest came a t
For many year* attempt* have Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Howard, Mr. The Sanfod Market, during th*r licat and the.Soviet* would hut*ltaall|W <l • • l-sae •'•»»)
the I’ommijuist national rnngreat
first feW'days of 11148. has handl rah and their propaganda rtu
T.ituie." *•••.
bern made by Seminole and other
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in Milan mappi'd a program aim
ed large quantities of tomatoes,
H ii*I (nurd i*it I'MCr !*♦*«f I
Trum
an
Will
Deliver
S liriiet the importance of etl- ed
Florida countie* Id induce Cunut overthrovv'fpg the. governrrlery, beans, and new potatoes.
uc.ition
in,
the.
woild
linl.iy.
M
r.
gre»* to appropriate money to Rescuers IKg1 For 10
mi-lit of I'irm irr Alrlde de G**.
State OF Union Talk
From the Florida City Stale
Liwton »jid that "if everyone pen. I’ulmiro Toglialli harangued
cut a canal from llie St. John*
Farm ers’ Market came a report Tourist Club Has
In
Arab
Hotel
Blast
telling of the offering of a light
WASHINGTON, Mil. 5 M l — in rveiy rounliy uf the wot LI the (’ommiinist* with a four-hour
In the Indian River, and ^durin •
*|iri-cli yr-trrvlay, drnouuclng the
Added
MemberHhip
lr..ntlHNr4 ..• I i.ll •1*1
volume of | mJ c beans,'which sold
The While House ri-liorteit today
the part several yoars Edward
United Stulec uml the Vatican,
JERUSALEM, J a n . 6. tfP)—
*4. The same market handlen
1’rcslih‘iii Trunmn 'decided to de
Higgins, manager of the Seminole Rescuer* dug today into the de at
uimmi- other tiling'.
some squash at (6.60 and about
Memliership
in the Sanfoid liver* hi* -late of the union me*- American Attorney
Millions went ’Without
pay *j
County Chamber *nf Commerce, bris of the Sviniramis hotel for 400 boxes of tomatoes, which Tourist (dub is now mure Ilian "u •mo1 to C‘ongross iii itersmi l«-*
Iwcause of a continuing
ha* made it 1 major item In lu* 10 -perwibi* missing after the brought producers from (2 to 14 ami It rapidly increasing It wn* eauM- of “rta eitrem e im|Hirl- D efends WarCriminal Saturday
ir«,*itiMur<a
•*•
Cm#
stone structure was per field crate.
,
annouiicett today liy K. M. Arttil- aliri1,"
plant for flood nmtrul improve three-story
levelled by a bomb which no]ice
Pro*» Seerolarv (Tlirle* G.
The qew year w tt marked on tage, director of tourist activities.
ment of the St. John* River.
NUERNBERG* Jan. T M*i —
said the Jewish underground had Ilia Fort Pierce Hlate Farmers*
Rits-i
told
letmrteri*
Mr. Truman
Tonight the club ‘will hold a
With a miAe under way for a dantcif T h r e e person*-were Market, by tha Initial harvesting covered
dish supper at 0:15 o' will u|i|>e0r liefnro u loint w* Baron Ern*l von Welt*norker, HO th t ’u n g r r i 'H S F u c c h
port at Canaveral on the east mown dead.
shut ‘ of llie jk'nilP and Hon*e one of Adolf Hitler'- rnnking dip V i t a l W o r l d P r o b l e m s
nf tomatoes from plantings for clock at the Tour lit Center.
const, the eoinmcrrtnl an well as
wifi I f defended by an
Interest in shuffle Imard I* ehamliei at l-.nt) I*. M. (KHTl lomat.*.
One informant said, the fto'el mid-winter production. This move
irw iiaw* >■ r u , ait)
, Atimtii-nu attorney when lie gtw*
. off to a good start." reported at a high peak and last Wednesitnv.
was one of (ive district.' brad- ment is
W a s h in g t o n ” Tan r bD —
■■ - •—•
.
Rons lutded thar*a* mwriv n*' to trial tomorrow, on war rrim'e*
quarter*" flir an Arab military Slarket Manager M. K, William* Friday !H local tilayrr* jot'iriiPyirt
(liti'Nllim- liearing vitnllv on the *
reported nt the end of the week. to E uhIIh where they compel ed In- could judge in advance uf tbe rhargro.
group.
The
known
dead
inrlnded
Tbe nllorut'y i* W arn'ii F. futpn- of die United States and
Corbett Is E lected.
Manuel Halaiar Travescdu,-acting Shipment* should continue well with club mrtnliers there. Enstl* rumplctiua u( the message It will Magee nf Wa*hingtim. whu re mn*t of the world ronfyont the
February, from the** plant ia sending It) team* to play local reuuiro nlnml 40 mmole* to deGame, Fish Chairman Spanish consul, Rome 17 were In- Into
President
usually cently defended Rep. Andrew) J. HOth Congre-* meeting tomorrow
ings, Demand has i>een good dur tasma here next Thursday ami liver. The
Jured.
ing the last week, with the market the Sanford Club will entertain MH-ak* “* a rule «f 130 wnrdt a May nf Kentucky. Tbi* H 4he fm It* (iital *e«*ion.
A similar a rt of violence occur showing a gain In strength. The them at the O ld e r following the minute.
first time an American ha* been
Help for Europe ami Asia, tax j
TALLAI1A88EE, Jan. 5, (AVimrmitted tu I** roun«el for a cutting, the high com of living,
J. W. Corbett of Fort Iferre was red Sunday In Jaffa, where Ar*h auction lutmTleO 18,000 Held crates tournaments, Mr. AuoiUge an
German defendant ill the Nuern- rent control and the housing y.
I ('•alls*.* . a ra s e Knar)
rleetcd chairman of the State headquarter* was bombed and IB
nounced.
sjidrtage, military proparrdnets
“Color-added” Law Ih l>erg trial*.
roons were killed and about |i)0
Game and Fresh W ater Fish
Judge William C. Cluutiaiuon am i-health in-ur*nce-are s few -b
iusrd. .Police blamed tha 8l#tn
Commtaalan a t the. annual reor
.
Attacked
In
Court
approved Vun Wcliaoecker'a ap- uf the top issue*. Ami the Rat
gang, the most extreme element
ganisation meeting today,
lillcatiun, but specified ■that Mo- Probably will grove,
Corbett, representing the fourth of the Jewish underground.
A complicating factor la that
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 6. M l— gee** service* not cost the U.8.
Hagans, the Jewish under
conservation d i s t r i c t , succeeds
Florida’s (e»t, for maturity of guvrrnment anything. Ilrig. Gen this I* a general election year.
Lester Y a r n of Jacksonville. ground d e f e n s e f o r c e , said
orange* tu-which color ha* l>een eral Telford Taylor, chief pro. Democrat* want to regain the
Other members of the commission through a spokesman at Tsl Aviv
control of Congre** they tost to
added was attacked in the Su seeutor. made no objection.
arc L. C, Hruce of Bartow, Ellis that the Jerusalem hotel attack
Von Wclxaaecker I* chief de the GDI' In 1.040. The RepublicTALLAHASSEE, Fla.i Jan. 5 (/P>—Air Education at a routin'* preme Court today by Turn U.
F. Davis of Kissimmee and L. G. waa executed because “the build
ing was an important meeting part ol the Florida school cmi-cdum Wai predicted today by the avi Stewart, DeLand lawyer and cit- fendant In the “mlnlatrlea" caw, an* hope to put their Froaldentlal
Morris of Monliccllo.
In which government official* un nominee in the White House for
ru* grower.
place of Arab ganrs, where arms ation dtviiiur. of the State frapruicraent Commission.
the first time since Franklin P . rl
In a suit against Commia*iun*r der Hiller are accuaed.
were distributed.
Roosevelt starter) hi* flrat terra
"The Florida aviation plan 'or sir education U aimed at giving of Agriculture Nathan Mayo, who
Supreme Court T q
in 1033.
. CITY MEETING *
every high school gradual* who want* it the equivalent of a private supervises citrus inspection under
ActO n DaytonaBonds Mrs. Mamie Clark
New City Commissioner* John
pHnl'a ground school training." aviation Supervisor -W. C. Laiani* rule* laid down by the Citrus
SCHOOLS KK-OrEN
Cqmmi*»lon, Stewart contended Krider and Randall Chase will
said.
More
than 4,000 Semlnolf
D
ies#In
M
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TA I-t.AHA8SEE.~Jan. ft, lAV"Of couraa," ho added, “I t 'a .a f
mayor will b« elected to succeed County school children returned •
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law
governing
T h e' Supreme Court waa asked
term goo). Maybe it will
Mayor II, J. Gut at the meeting to ■cla**e* this- murning follow- :
Mrs. Mamie Clark, pioneer re long
today to uphold validity of a fI.take 10 years. But we've got a teacher* pointer* on bringing avi "color-added" fruit.
the Christina* vocation, U
360,000 band i*eu« the city of sident of Sanford where she lived now typo of world. There are i ation Into th* classroom. Among
William D. Pierce of Tampa, of the City Commission, Tuesday ing
announced hy Supt, T. W.
Daytona Beech propose* to con until about the age of 30. died lot of th ln n kids have got to other thing*, it propone* study attorney for Mayo, tatd the Com evening. It waa announced today waa
Lawton. He reported that ha had
struct a municipal auditorium, Dec. 80, at Mt. Vernon. N. Y. atart thinking about If they're of air map* as wall a* other missioner of Agriculture hod no by Gordon Bradley, deputy City received fin# co-operation from
stadium, boat heal* and other re She lived her*.about 70 years going to bo any match for trad charts In geography classes. In authority to do other than follow clerk,
students and taachera who spent
ago. was the daughter of Mr.
creations) facilities.
vestigation of the relation of Citrus Commission rule* ori teats.
vacation* outide of tha state, In
LEGION
MEETING
and Mrs. Sigmund Gumpert, and er* of other nations,"
The coflrt made no Immediate had many friends hero.
requiring
Tha Improvement commission we*th*r*to aviation and knowl
Plana for a Legion delegation complyng with ruta*
edge of the part* of an airruling on the Issue. “
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1948 BABY
to attend th* Department of Flori physician*' reports in coramunltShe was one of five children, already has placed surplus Air piano.
The bonds, to be backed by only of whom, Martin J. Gum- Force aviation training equipment
Birth of Seminole County1* da mid-winter conference at Tam le* visited attesting that no *pL
proceeds from i Florida P o n t oert of Loa Angdca, survives. in many Florida school*, L atsrui
The bulletin reported some flrat baby of the new year at pa on Jan, 18 will be mad* at the demlr* wet* prevalent.
and Light contribution fa r an ex Tha other* were Amalia. Max and ■aid.
school* have given auch courses Fcrnald Laughton hf> m o r t a l meeting tonight' of CampbellBOARD
clusive aalcs franchise in tha city llsbctte Gumpert. Bert Gumpert,
-.co t
topped them off with on. Hospital was today announced by Losalng Post 63, according to
Training of teachers would la*
The SftniB
County.
and the municipal taxing power J the ton of Max, It a sport writer tha next stop’ In the plan which
I flight In a plane piloted Mr, and Mr*. Victor E. McClel J.o«l Field, post adjutant.
Th# Oviedo Pogt will be asked lion will bob
If necessary, were approved by an of the Bronx N. Y. Home News. would relate skill* to such tub- bx a * specially trained hvlator land. who report the birth of a
tig h t to dm majority Jn a special
Funeral services for Mrs. Clark joeta a* physic*, mathematic*, who aaw the students hod a ton. Alan Earl on Saturday, Jan. to co-opefata In attending the of the New Year,
election in which two-thirds of were held Thursday Jan. 1 ■a t geography and general science. chance te observe all the tech 2. Mrs. McClelland will be re dinner to be given at th* Legionl Ing at 10:00 o'clock nt
tha registered freeholders partici ML Vernon and Interment was
A bulletin Uanofl, by the State niques they learned on the membered as thd former Roae- Hut, Jan, IV, in honor of former House, O. P. Herndon,
post commander Henry Wolcott, clerk, announced this morning.
t Lmary Burdicx.
pated.
on Friday. - ^
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Department of Education 'give* ground.
St. Johns Canal
Reports Favored
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General Receptive
As GOP Nominee
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Strikes »As Labor
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOItD, FLORIDA
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Let Others Economize
"BOX CARS!
S A M P L E PR IM A R Y E L E C T IO N
Economy is for others, a n y m e m to r* of the House of
Representative*. They "voted down a chance to cut jrOvemm ent ex Ileuses by $222,000. This has’ been allowed for
lrnnn|x>rtutinn "between W ashington and the congressmen’s
hopies, $51,000 going to the Senate und $171,000 to the
House.
Representative Jam es \V. W adsworth of. New York
urged th at this traditional perquisite be given up a t this
time. Other'’people, he wild, are being asked to make very
considerable sacrifices, and "It would be proirer and appro
priate for Congress to indicate th a t it is witling to gjve up
something,
U nfortunately, Congress w a s not witling.
One hundred and forty-three members thought this savings
BALLOT
d e m o c r a t ic p a r t y
Tuesday* May 4,1948
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF
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SIDLE VERSE FOR TODAY
FOR
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
How did youf congressman Vote?.You will never know.
It Was n standing vote w ith namek trot taken. Thnt is a
little hlthlt th at is One of the less RnprutwlVe traditions of
Congress. Citizens mky rightly nsk 'of th eir representatives
that tfffcy hMVe t h e . courage of th eir convictions and stand
up to be counted.
vrrrr. foil OSH
RAILROAD
these hills, He bought a shiny 19-10 model cjir will: his
treasure.•
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The government doesn’t encourage, keeping hills out of
• new govrrnor.
circulation. Hut for the Individual such n scheme does'make
The Weslher Man it certainly fur saving. Kvcr so m any pthijtlc have some sim ilar fetish
doing hit part (o point up the that they scrupulously observe such as never *|>e»diiig a
advantage! of a Florida vacation dime, or a quarter. One has to adm it that the $2 hill collect
ing idea am asses more wealth more quickly. Now. if a |s-rto northern people.
son could ju st save, say all the VIGO bills that Come hi*
The Treatury department if way, or the $1,000 bills, wouldf.'t thnt be a g«ssl Idea? Hut
laid to etlimate current .tax re- for most folks, dimes wo/k better.
And
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OF 'AGRICULTURE
A GOOD WORKMAN RE
Collector's Item
JOICES IN SUPERIOR WORK
MANSHIP. IN ' m AXINC
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PLOW, OB MAKING A LIFE.
A man In H artford, III., received as a Chrlstmux gift
DO ALL AS THO IT WERE FOB
GOD'S INSPECTION. AND YOU front Ids wife ten $2 bills. T hnt was six yenks ago. He ha*
WILL FIND BLESSING: Ye added to them, changing sjaire money, whenever he mold.
•hall rejobe In nil (list ye.Tjnir Into $2 Ij IIIh, end putting them aw Ay. If he received one of
h is pile. T
he
the hills in change, he promptly added it to his
The
God hath iHcmcd tin-c —Detit. 12: fdher day Ti’o criUnTeil hls'liour'd atitl found hV*' h m r o o f n . r *
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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COMMISSIONER
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year Ironi now Florida
about ten timet at much a t ihey
uted to be twenty yean ago.
That it jutl 40 billion dollait
livirtg i( it were not for the watte
and extravagance, at well a t the
socialistic doctrines of the poli
kiant in Washington
find their friends' houses In y m e Tor dinner in n district
The annual repot! on lynchingi where .num bers tire co»*picuntnr by th eir absence, getting
out of their curs to |>ecr a t the steps mid jiorchcs or along
the house fronts. The delivery and reiutir men, the special
delivery postmen/ would certainly to glad To hnve their tim e
and energy saved hy getting the rig h t house the first time.
Nor would it hurt if it were also made compulsory for
11. resident to'displity his mime. *
Senator Taft it not loo enlhut*
attic over tha Marshall Han.
We rosy have to ipend five 01
six billion dollars to aid Europe
during die next year, he admits,
but be dost.not. favor,wgy,.com
mitments beyond that point. A
lot of thing* can happen in
irxi year, including the over
throw of a number of govern
ments we are .now,planning ' to
many Americans would be willing
to continue pouring funds into
a Communist-dominated country.
, Four Marine detachments Have
been ordered into troubled Med
iterranean aieaa in an altrmpt
to bolster the Coramuttitl threat
ened Greek • and Italian govern
ments.‘If-we send Marines into
Greek or Inlun towns in an en
deavor to preserve order, we hope
our government will see to it
titer are well-armed.. It does not
make sense to sacrifice American
lives by using anything lets than
warfare. If
The year of 1940 I* expected
to see many improvements com
pleted at the University of Florida
wfcete over 9,000 students a n
a cost of $691,000, An addiOoh^ to tha chemistry building
b expected to
" fiitlstod at a
bk
President Truman Picks Board Of
Experts To Study Air Sa^pty Buies
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.UwocisIriT I'rrss Aviation Editor
WASHINGTON, Jen. 5 *.>7A—A |due ribbon board of cipertr
picked by 1‘ittidcnl Irunian In study air safety hat concluded that this
it a conii* umtr problem which requires "constant concentration by
both indusM) and g-m ininr'it."
Ike fsvc mm did pot auicc on all points in their final icpoii
rele-sied by tlx While Home. The ipecisl board war appointed June_J5.
Milton ,W^ Ak«>ulil. vice p p rsl-‘
dent of the Air Transport As
sociation. film) a .minority report
vrltlclilng* t h e ma,, J“ by development ut safety fuels,
branching off Into economic prob by ImprnVing Hire detection! hy
lems "under a cloak of safety." hydraulic fluids and lubricants;
For hla part. Arnold, n retired Improved fire ext#n*tlnn meth
Ale Force brigadier gsili-ral, said ods, and fry selecting pilot* and
that "fundamentally, the fault periodically determining their fit
In commercial aviation ta ita ness for handling modem planes.
complexity! therefore the pana
Improvements of methods for
cea is simplification,”
eelcctinh pilots and periodically
He added that tnerV is little determiuinp their fitntas for han
hope for great advances In sim dling modem planes;
Improvement of personnel In
plification for several years, hut
that nevertheless safety and re ground jobs related - to flight by.
liability are continuing to Im raising their pay scale and re
prove.
ducing turnover.
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The majority said that the safe
HIT AND RUN
ty record of the airline*, con
FOLK8TON, G*., Jan. 6-{/F>—
sidering their post-war problems,
An a lu m hks been spread eouth"la
commendable.
f‘l* eminently
cmlnsntly commendable."
Howard I). Cox, a veteran a ir ward by Sheriff J , O, Bike* for
line pilot representing his union, a car with a damaged grille and
disagreed with the majority's dis missing radiator ornament which
*b*r{ff said waa Involved In
cussion of personnel problems the
fatality near here
and announced that h« will file alasthit-and-run
night
\ Tha : -victim w**' Identified as
The boara we* headed "by James Oliver A. Dumas, about ML of
M. Land!*, former chairman of (40 Orlando Ava.U Pittsfield)
the Civil Aeronautics Board. In
addition to Arnold and Cox, the
members were T. P-- Wright, Civil
Aeronautic* administrator, end
Jerome C. Hurteekor, chairman ot
the. National Advisory Committee
for AsrpsutsiUce,
The board msd* five report*
containing M recommendations
daring the firat ten weeke af
Its *ilttehee. Yesterday’* report
was the sixth and w p devotml
to broad discussions of safety
matters. .
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Among the longer range proJmsals w on the**:.
improved coordination of re request from “the
search and darclopmont affecting oritlea."
THE WORLD TODAY Saints And Sinners Society Turns
a!
K S.T'Afw^S I
'ou ever alt down with h '
the world mid roiitcmplatei
which »o encircle tha
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Ju*Uf,a,,l,!
Pr,d*set* upon (hem? the
If you have done to, you will
know that th is mighty combina
tion uf nation* .anil dependencies
Arccuplai aomething like urn- fourth
of the world's knows- tard'ery.
and that Ita population la ‘about
a quarter of all mankind, thnt la,
inure than 600,(100,000
600,600,000. A roumlroundthe-world tiaw ler will, I ahould
gueaa off-hand. atrlke Brltlab
territory more often than that
of any other “mother country.”
And nn enemy nation wnuld find
the liritlah Gag flying over a
vaat number of alrategk defens
ive '*ba»ea*' in lKith hemlapherea,
With thta Information In mind
we can appreciate more fullr (he
great algnificnnee of Brltlah Prime
Miniater AMlre’a Mail agalnat
Comnvuniain
in hla week-end
a perch which, by Itnplicallun, am*
phaaiaed Brilalti’a aolldarlty with
ihe real of the weatem dernoerailc bloc. Certainly hi* address
ranks as one of the most import*
a n t. di-vclopincnts of the new
year thus- far.
"Today in rn stirn Europe,”
declaicd Attlee, “the Communist
Party, while overthrowing an
economic tyranny of landlordism
nnd capitalism, has renounced
Ihe doctrines uf Individual freedom and political democracy and
rejected the whole sp,ritual hirt*
tagr of-western Europe."
The pilme minister took a dis
approving glance at American
capitalism "with, the character
istic extreme Inequal.iy uf wealth
in Its citliens," but asserted that
"the United States of >America
stands for Individual liberty in
the political sphere and for tha
maintenance of human rights.”
“ Where there la no political
freedom,” he sakl at another
point, “privilege
and Injuetice
creep back. In Communist Russia,
‘privilege for the-few* Is a grow
ing phenomenon, and the gap be
tween the highest and the lowest
incomes If constantly widening.”
is following a middle cour
Apropos of Ibis remark, 1 polni
out lest Friday in my forve
for the year that Britain'* fli
for economic m o vary "is bel
accompanied by -a political awi
center.
toward I
It la Important to f i t j t j
Prime Minister Attlee's slash!
attack on Communmn falloe
a campaign inaugurated e cou|
t weeks ago by Morgan Phillli
eneral Secretary o f the Lai
S
to da feat.
, already started, are not
to be completed before
FOB MEMBER OF HOARD
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
IM.IrlM
Visible House Numbers
Chicago is taking steps to enforce an ordinance, long a
dead letter, requiring visible num bers to to on every house
help them meet the high colt of ami building. Milwaukee has long hnd an ordinance by
•identity more lynching* had it
not betn for the vi|Hence end
courage of Uw enforcement offi:en. During the year 24 lynch
ingi were prevented by officers
Fnit MEMBER OF THE
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES
tenance of solitja
wvatsni -d#fl$dr
great mural* bu!
Britain la hard
FOB CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
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FOB MEMBER OF BOARD
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Tables On Celebrity Dinner Orators
Dr HAL m>YLK
NEW "lORE fd') One '}( 'hr more grisly ways to pul yourself .0
flrtp in A runca u Ui-iOUiU Ihi Hidden clichr* made hy .inna-wuided
alter dinner rprakert.
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lhere n an oigaii'ration h m . however, which it doing lo m tQ S t
to give summers their letfAfA
It it the cirtut faints arc dinner* Society.’. The unique clufl ie
Vertei ihr jtu al prrseduie hy locking the gu«it of honor the "fil
guy” of (ta monthly meeting- ♦ — ----------- ---------- ----------------Atul it haa tn-coimto turn to." Reeently J<-**e
that celebrities .angle fur a June*,. furm*r Secretary uf Oomchance to endure the two-hour meree, gav* tl.iHX) to the fund.
program of prankt and ridiculr
On iK-catlun the "fall guy” "hat
that wtna them a lifetime mcai- 'tim ed the tables. Comedian Joe
berahlp.
Cook did it hy announcing he
The society began this way:
waa gulntr to read “Anthony Ad
In TM ! r . Dariu* Renham. a •verse,
Notaaly left at first- newanaperman, complained
b
friends In flariil'a about the Isire- (ratting fur C ook to give with tho
dom of hanquela at which th> laughs. Hut after he had read
hnnoml guest was alwaya fctc-d on dead-pan fcr 'wo hours, they
and InGated.
gut the Idea.
- “A ctliU where We kidded him
The only celebrity who ever
would he more fun.” he H E "Wo lost his temper was the late
could deflate a guy ami make him Hugh 8. Johnson, former NRA j
like ItJ* The digger a guy li. administrator.
the better he'd like It."
“ He was wearing a new white
Ilia friends thought must cc-Icbrlllex -too . thln-akinncd tu .gx. summer suit,” laughed lluffmuhfor the treatment, but agired t.< “aml aomrlHKjy handed, him a
a club If he eouid find a “fall lir« goose painted blue to resem
ble the NRA eagle. Unfortunately, the paint hadn't dried.”
“Lor year* we had tough go
ing, and then the thing caughon,"- .Denham said. Now the club
ta restricted to MO members—
prominent businessmen, artists,
actors, writer* and others—and
haa a long wailing list.
Among thuee Initiated have
been nlh* cabinet members, I t
congressmen and senators. *«vgral governors, and aport* fig
ure* such a* Bah* Ruth and
Jack Dempsey.
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The club'a president, former
Gov, Harold G. Hoffman of New
Jersey, seta the tempo oft the
meeting by setting off firrcfack-
LONDON Jan. 5 DPI—Britain
and France may reconvene soon
Ihe lfl-nation conference which
drew up the Faria report of aid
sought under the Marshall Plan,
No final decision haa been reach
ed. a foreign office spokesman
said today.
The new session would ex
change views un conditions which
may be Imposed by the 'United
Slates on countries receiving aid,
consider the work of technical
committees set up in Farls last
September, and debate economic
cooperation among the 10 na-
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
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In this paper each
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FOB COUNTY JUDGE
FOR STATE DEMOCRATIC
c o m m it t e e m a n
Jam es G. Sharon
I'nia I'u'illfal A S ttrfl.w ra l)
L e t 's
a ll
p u ll to g m th u r
Allow a little lime between
colls to permit others to have
their turn at the line.
Complste eolls quickly. This
ossurei better service for you
ond your port/ line neighbors.
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enk pistol instead of a gavel.
A great artist once said that
A fter uhdergolng a long - rP>- little things are required to
ng lA'a-aprtawoC ecelhidg s t a r 'achieve ~ perfect on, . and that
lit* thet parody hla career, the perfection itself is not a little
eekci* la given a chance to re- thlnfc.
y but I* warned:
So with good health. The
"You ought to know * better
Itself rest* between each
an to try to give thla crowd heart
beat and thu* provide* a role
>ur usual malarxey, but (f you
for living.
Relax when you can. Do
The warning la enough to re
strain any alecp-lndocing orator better than that! provide i |
dally living, t time for
ical thought*. One of the most your
relaxation, for recreation.
laughable rk lu waa preaanted
Provide, moreover, a reg
of, General Dwight Eisenhower.
The special figure of General ular time to see pour ‘ doctor
U. S, Grant appealed end an for a systematic cheek-up of
how you’re doing. Is your
nounced bo had coma to gfvr
Elsenhower “juat one won! of ad heart performing without a
murmur T Are your rad corvice"
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The word wan -Don’t!" < •
Hoffman said the society had
raised "Usoosaada of dollars and
helped hundred# of old etreu*
refully
FOR CONSTABLE
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIlK PEACE
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MONDAY; JAN. 5, 1948
Oviedo News
Social A rid
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Social Calender
TUESDAY
The Daughter* of Wesley Class
of the First Methodist will have.
• regular business and social
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. O.
Laney, 1912 Sanford Avenue.
Iloitesses will be Mr*. M. K.
Strickland, Mrs. T. Bradford
Byrd, Mr*. J. E. Courier and
Mrs. A. B. Stevens
(t The hoard of the .Sanford Wo
man's Club will have its regular
meeting at 10;00_ A. V,
WKDNKtllAT q
The
reg u lar ‘trosii^ss— «nd
Ibncheon meeting of the Sanford
Woman's Club will tie held. Thr
urogram will lie based on “The
Problems of International . Peace"
with Prof. George Saute of Kol
lins College as
a t thi
tnc g uesl speaker,
I Hostesses will lie Mrra. H. Waj’de
' Rucker. Mrs. J. W. Hall.
Ralph Austin Smith. Mrs. W. A.
I-eavilt, Mrs. it. II. McCaslin nnd
Mrs. B. It. Berk. *
Thr board of the Sanford Gar
den Club will meet at 10:0*1 A. M.
at the Mayfair Inn.
Charles Carlson, Jr.
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Charlesi Carlson enter
tained with, an outdoor party for
her son. Charles, Jr., In eelehration of his fourth birthday ■re
cently. The lawn of the Carlson
home was brightly decorated
with red and green streamer*. .
During the afternoon the young
group “fished for bubble gam"
and enjoy iii other games and
contests. Kmory Hawkins was
swarded a prlre for pinning the
tail op the donkey.
Ice ryesm and cake were served
by Mrs. Carlson assisted by her
sister. Mrs. Rarl Howard, and
Those enjoying the afternoon
with Charles were Claudette
Hawkins,
Betty, Norma . and
Pauline Itaus, Paula Jean 'Nor
wood. Adel Hamilton, Kmorv and
Virginia Hawkins, Joey Muse,
Jerrv ami Harvey Wilkinson. Rylvia. Jeannette and H elen'Price.
Al-ij Mrs, C. J. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Agnes IUus, Mrs. D. K. Norwood,
Mrs. Waller Prise,. Mrs. Karl Ho
ward nrnl Mrs. Hawkins.
HOLLINS PLAY
WINTER PARK Jan. 6 <8pe>
rial I — Ian G. Carroll, distin
guished star of stage and screen,
will lie presented in “Angel
Street". Patrick tlamllluu'* .Vic
torian thriller, at Annie Russell
Theater. Hollins College at 11:16
P.'M „ Thursday through Monday.
Tliere will lie m r performance on
next Sunday, but matinee* will
he giverr mi Saturday and the
following Monday at 2:110 P. M.
h v k n iiv m
BIUTII ANM JI NC KMKST
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Spolr an
nounced today the birth of a son
•Kmorv Milton, Jr., on lire. Ill at
the Fernajd (ought on Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Spelr will lie re
membered as the former Wilma
Squire*.
*
,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Williams
announced today the b irth ' of n
duaghter, Melanie, on Dec. 24 at
the Femald l-aughtou Memorial
Hospital, Mrs. Williams will lie
remembered as (he former l-aurette Minshew of l-ake Mary.
,
.s|reclal to The Sanford Herald
Bv MARIAN II. JONES
iioNoiiKi) *
.K tiU N WEt-D. Jan. 5 t . W
eiol» M /8gt. Kicluird K. l.undqUiat of Sanford was cited re
cently tiy tbe (tilth bas<. unit fur
outstanding service an a crew
chief. Karh month the group
commanding offirer pick* an out
standing crew* anil awards three
day flight passes to It* members,
choosing them on the’ ‘basis of
number of hours the airplane ii)
their rharge was in perfect me
chanical condition and available
for flying, plus each man'* gen
eral military efficiency r a tin g ....
ers on a l
Mis* Jean Saver had as her
guest over the weekend. Mian
Jacqueline Tate, of Leesburg.
Mr*. Martha Moore of Albion,
N. Y. spent , the- weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson,* Jr.
K. C. Smith. Jr. has left for
Chicago, HI. where he will spend
a week at the Furniture Market.
Mis* Caroline Ia*e returned
yesterday to Lexington, Ky. to
resume hrr studies at the Uni.ventiiv of .Kentucky,
llarrv Lee, Jr. left Saturday
for the Georgia School of Tech
nology in' Atlanta after 'sprhding
the holidays with Ids omenta.
, Bill laidwig l|a« left for tho
University .of Pennsylvania after
spending the holidays with his
patents it. Sanford.
Huston. Babcock left yesterday
for Sawanee, Tettn. to tnk,, up
his studies nl the University of
the South.
Mira Jeanne I.Bite Milb'r spent
the past weekr.d in Ihlmubi as
tlie guest of Mr. apd Mrs. I. K.
Fordham.
Miss Betty Shannon of Florida
State University is spending the
bull da vs with her .parents, Mr.
and Mr*, H. W, .Shannon. Karl Knight wh» is a member
of Navn) Ordnance in Canton, O..
Is spending the luditlM* with his
parents at Kilt Kirn Avenue.
—-Mr, -ami Mi-. Klw.>.-t ('mike
have returned from Na«-au after
taking part, in tennis tourna
ments during the pa-t wei 1,,
Mr, and Mrs. William Bush
have returned to Philadelphia,
Pa. after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Bush's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Uffler.
.Mis* l.ylliun Bnyle, daughter
o f, Senator and Mrs, Lloyd F.
BOyle. has loft-for Dmiimii. N. C.
where she is a student nt Duke
. '
Physicians under 45 years old Unlvehdty. ’
have—a—
tow n- - JentIP rale
Mr. .and Mrs, P. M. Vickery
— Mr. and-Mrs. K. ti. Fryer an- than ,lli« general U. S. population have
left to return to Ft. Wurth,
nounevd today the birth of a son, of the same age* but latrr In life Tex. after
the holidays
William Gather, on lire. 2H.
J physicians have a higher death with- Mrs. spending
Idllisn Vickery nnd
rate than ilie rest of the populit- Mrs. Louring Beal,
Gm-n la regarded ns a tfanqi/ll | tlon of the samp ngrs.
Dale Hofmann left yesterday
to resume his studies at thr Uni
versity of Miami after spending
the Jiolidnys with his parents,
Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Hofmann.
Mr. and Mr*. “Guy Allen have
arrived'from Donnyfirook, 'N . IT.
to spend some time In Sanford.
They are making their home at
414 Palmetto Avenue.
Miss Shirley Kick -has return
ed to Syracuse ^University in
New York after'having been the
guest of her parents daring the
past holidays.
Frank Melsch, who is a student
a t Fork Union Military Academy,
has left for Fork Union, Va. af
ter spending the holidays with
his parents.
, . ,
Simon Dingfeldrr left on S at
urday to return to Cornell Uni
versity in Ithaca. N, Y. after
spending the holidays wilh his
parents in Hanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kilpatrick
left yesterday for Gainesville
where Mr. Kilpatrick will resume
hla studies at the University uf
Florida.
Pauline Beta and her Another,
Mrs. Sarah Beta, pthn.ld return
on Tuesday from Nassau where
Miss Beta haa been participating
n tuurnaiucnta for the - past
week.
lilr. and Mra. Cary C, Fuller and
two tons of Washington, D t*.
are' the gueita of Mr. and Mr*.
J*. II. Fuller, Jr, They plan to
return to Washington aland
Jan. 9,
Miss Itehecrah Stevans has re
turned from 81 Patersburg where
she visited relatives. She was
ulned- for a few days by Mr. and
Ira. Jack Homer with whom
she returned to Sanford.
_ _
My. Ruby U, Jones, Mr. nod
Mrs. Ben Jones and Mr. ntnl Mrs.
J. ft; Jones had as their gudlta
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William
Shakespeare. Jr., of Kalamazoo,
Mich., who are now* spending the
winter a t'th e ir winter home nt
Melbourne. Also Mr. John Shilkespcarc, and Bob Jesseka. tlieir
sons, and Miss Barbara Foster,
also of Kalamazoo, who is spend
ing tbe holidays with the ShakesPeares at Melbourne. Dinner was
l set veil on a picnic table ms^th*
lawn of the lovely new home of
! Mr. and Mrs. Ben June-, by the
hn* teases, t« thw-emrrr'oT honor,
the busts 'Uml Johnnie and Jim
mie Jones. Mrs. Shakespeare is
a form er resident of Oviedo, being better known here n- Mrs.
O.E.S. Has Regular
W alt Disney ShoW "
Is Coming To Hitz
* Meeting Thursday
Seminole' Chapter No.
O K.
8. held a regular meeting oil
Thursday night in the ehuptcr
room* with Mr*. Jack Burn,')'.
Worthy Matron, presiding. Ahour
Ha mcmWrs ana visltois were
III, ent. Seven out of 1.IMI,' V - itors were introiluced including
Mrs. Stunt-cipher, Pa«l (Jran.l
Chapter of the State of Wasliing. Mrs. Stincriphci was intio
iliireit and seated in the East.
The room* wen* deemated with
tall tiaskvts of r,-d nnd white
puinsettla- fur the meeting Annmincemrtg wan mnde that initi
ation will l*' held a t- the next re
gular meeting of the 'group ott
the third Thursday of .lanunr,
Boutin,■ liiisinetei Un> i-omlnrti'i]
after which the nnvting was udlourned.
i
"Fun mil Fancy Free," latest
Walt . Disney ntusiral feature
whirh open* at tlie R d i.,T heater.
Tift Tiu -dav I> a m ail.mat ton of
true fantasy and droll humor,
lavish with color by Technicolor.
The pictuie pii «ent« exciting adventnre*, w himsical ' escapades,
animation it\Htrve1*r and musivaldi'llghts slanted toward unadulterateti amusement.
,
Disnev ha* lo might in Edgar
Bergen and little l.uana Patten
ns living titayei t, phi* Bergpn'a
veiiiidihniat * celehritfe*,. Charlie
Mi (‘a rtIn nnd Moitimct Hnerd,
a> well a- hi* own Jimtn?-->Crickel. |,> tie in tlie various fantas.tic diversion* that make up ihd plctore, whirl, „ nlimit seventy*
five t>e|Cont a series of ad vertiv animated character^.
Two clOH'ly ailiwl faille* are
iticluigiL—“ MtrJTev and the Bean
.stalk" is a comidetely Di-neyfinl
variant of the .legend, "Bongo,"
admit,,I /rom a Hinriair l.ewds
whimsical sliiry, te ll' about 'a
tttnawuv ciicu* la'nr wlm found
lux>- nnd in'iiltiu- adventure in his
native wilderness.
ung Miss Doreliiv Rose evening in,luded Mr. and Ml*.
Link and Marlowe Link, who Boy Clotils. Hr.. Mr. and Mrs,
were home for- the holidays from Bavlnund K-lr* and Mr. mui Mrs!
college, and Mis* Ada line Char, li^ S . Moon.
guest of Miss Link’.* nnd.a school
Mr*. Kd Farttell ami Miss F.ltzchum from Bob Junes College, iiln'th Far noil returned (o Brook*too. was tilt* fairly dinner pally ville wtlh“Al. J. Okerluml Monday
given by Mr. and M r larwson to remain for several days
llardv recently, Gue«t- Included
After several days visit dill ing
Hit MOUTH WIDE OPEN, “Diamond", • two-ycur-old pint sired Chihua the giio»t* oi honor, the host* tin- hulidiiv's with Mr*. Saucer's
When a viidlft -litug vtllratsv
hua, lest* hla vocal coidi as Tie Ivpvvl* a h*w notes from “Get along little and Kev. and *Sli«. ‘ II ll( Link, mother. Mr>. Jeanette Mill*. Mr. j 2t‘m limes a -econd to produce
doggie . . t“ (or hti singing' learner, little Jam-lie Uuiujuis, It, in Sail Alfu-d Link, Donald llaidy, Caro and Mrs. Juv Hnmei anil chil- ; middle C, it is also vibrating ut
Antonio,Texas. He will Join In any chorus. Unrernutninul .Voundphigu) lyn Ib n ly . and Mill Dm .lean Hnr- dreM, .limmV and |!arhm:i, of - gmeiM* to produce uvertones at
d«
Jacksonville, have returned *tn ,VJo. THU pud • sometimes at 1,040
t vihratiop* a zreintd and more.
,■
Rev - H II. Link, Aliu-‘Dorothy ihuir.lmme.
Rose Link and Miss Adiiliue Char
Ballet Company To
Mr*, Paul Mullins^ hud n*„her
were the recent guest* of Mr. recent dinnci guest*‘tier children.
Perform On Friday
and oils It. I . Mheolei ut u My. and Mr*.. Juy Hmuei. and
• VBD OI rilA N K S
lirii 11 \ held .it the Wheeler arntnkldhlren. * Jimmy and Hm
\\c wi lt to tiinnk out friends
By IIOH THOMAS
lump on lutke Hiitiiey.
|,aia. of Jacksonville: ul » Mi 111*1 neigtlteu - for tlieir kind acts
The only performance of the
Mr. and Mfs. A? ,\i Jdiu-s, ntnl and Mrs. George Saucer. „l l.ake . I.f . vmpnihy. tlieir tn'nuliful flor«
Central Florida Ballet-Company
By HOB TIIUM \S
daughter. Hlinley; Mi and Mrs. Mary.
ill off, lin g ' and nil the kind mg*.
for tills season in tills vicinity of
•
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. f. i,1*i
Florida will !«• pro»enieil mi Frl- Alls'* a , slow Malt, Robert Slack'* Mm mu Kile* and ‘dang Filer,
.Mrs, Ula Carver mid I'mil'Mol ■agt . o . h i .-iv, d dm ing'our ieNatirv;
Mi.
nod
M
i-.‘
W.
T.
dnv night at H: 16 P. M. in (lr- movie ctiiiirhuth i | gaining '*pi’i<l
Ini- were uuin-d in ihtrinr, Mon ,'i-ut Ih ic a t, no ut in lit,- tors of
tnndo nt the Memorial Junior
Hiey fvitt I,, tdvi ,1 no giiot tiiotlu'r Bay
A promising juvenile ut Uni i ’lotiise nnd d m ^ i , i . .Ii un and day morn mg in Hmifurd
Utllii'J
vind
.Mr.
W»i
Mr?
I
emt
C,
High School when tlie young San venal lief..... the war, Hturk s|ieni
were lilt* dinlli't guest* of theji ...... I Edwniil llenaiuh
tllllff.
ut
Uvji-ilu;
ill
mi
Mr
and
Mi and Mi tr. P, ILindun
ford ngd Ortumlo dancer* join futit years in-the Navy and then
son, - Georg,' Haocei an»l Misand latndv
with the Orlando Civic Orchrilra had lu iest u year and u liqlf lie- Alts, fu n d Miimrick nnd Carol, Haucer, of Luke. Mary, that eVfjtt'
.
—Adv.
for a concert, it wa* announced csum* of u rale tropical blood Jr., of Ypopkn wet*' tlie dinner ing.
today by C. I.. Klnrti, well-known dlsea
His first picture in -<iv guests Hunday of .Mr. anil Mrs.
dniirlne master anil ballet em •
Unto m
With
ihIv'' ut K L .Mitcliem. the motlier of
*a Dgf
iijiu-Iiij
presklo of Orlando.
Mt.M. wnil whom lio may. sign Hie Indies.' Mrs. H. rI. MamrickT
Tip* Sanford dancers who will a rniitiact, lit addition, lie is et •d Mniitfcello, lltidl.i i id I'uriil
tv
TK ’KKTS ON SALK
laky part include Mr*. A. It, Dux- for “ Blether Bui" nnd u iunzic.il Ms lit rick, .was also a gucai, .
Kev mill All*. l.lMliei W- NeL
hurv and lire Misses Jane Davis, nt Win m i s.
r v M
Junii Humphrey, Gretrhen Kirch“It's u tough fight after such -<m mid iliiilgjilri'i I >nle, ate
nl
huff, Jacquelyn Mai'Diinald, and a lung niiseltre,** Hturk declined -pending a few day* tit .Miami,
"Peter l.nufutd ttti* till evtlll Pi where they are tin- gue-t* uf Mr.
Ann Whitaker..
Cotfl'uni St*l«M(I of D ancinjt.,
Mis. Wilburn Itnval of Orlando my la-l picture; ii piumi)i ngu t am I Mt«. G. K. Bn i tics pa t ents
Is first soloist with the company would have thought inj-clf luck) j of Mr*. Nelson,
to
gei
Hit
extra
tolr
m-mre
o
f,---AitUUaUcuduig
suiue
..Ctfi,.
holand, with Mrs. ,P . H. Tepsic of
' tdavs rcitli .thrtr parents. \ti and
fo r
this city, has trnined the dancer* hTiiT* ---------—— ^
Bed Skelton and Kdon Hkelton M n Charles G. Hhtiflei. .Mr. and
nnd written choreography fur the
The Joint t'liiu'crl uf t ’cnlrnl Floritlti Halit*! In .
ballets. "Faust", “Swat) -Lake*', llorzoge m e having cjiutcrsiition- Mis. Veinutt Hlmffei have re
llti.M s i c c a ulsiut u pew deal turned to their home lit Gaines
anil The Orhiiulu Civic O rchcslru
"In a Chinese Garden." nnd witli
“ Danse Macabre”, whirh will ap- for the rnmic. It look' a».though ville, >
Beil
won't
get
a
rhattre
to
get
After
spending
a
feu
days
Tn IU* Held In Orhiiulu .Jitniiitry 11 -- H:l,1 I’. M*
lu'iir on the program.
*
outside pjetpres,. hut ho—may get with Mr Jones' mother nt WeliThe orchestra, under the direc other concessions, snrli a , u m ril Her, Mr, nnd .Mrs. A M. Jones
I ’opiil.ir Sanford Dttnrer*
ill IVrfurttt
tion of Dr. Gustav Hunfort, for rights.
anil duughti'r. Sliirley, Imve re* I
mer .first French Horn player
Dunn .Andrew* has made four im ru’d homo,
• |
I'ur ItcscrviiUimf^Telephone 87H«J
with the Boston Srtnphonv Or pktuies m a jruw and want - a
tta*ii Guyrin wn* the guest of
chestra, and conductor of tlie Etli- vacation. Hut he edited, if "nth- .honor recently when Mi*. Guy no
mn Symphony Orcheslrii. will Fox wants iiim for *‘I2 IJ'doek entertaincil with n narlv honor
“ Valsc* .Trieste1*, ns well a* .fur- High,” the Air Force *tei), he mg her iiu*l,mid nil hi- Idrlhduy.
•-------- H
"Vsuse TriM e'. ns wrell an fur might forego n lest. "If* tlie Those enjoying tin- delightful'
nishing musical interpolation* to best part I've seen in years," purly were Itu-d Gov ini'* pmarrompnny tlie dnnrer*. Mrs. Top- says I>anii. . , ,
• nt*, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. A. (iuyitn,
Kdtliryii Gray
uyson plane a Ear- in- Kilter, Mi- Birliuid Gmls'.
slc disclosed. oDCUii
eolireit
lour
tin*
BtlBIttai
This is tlie thin! successful sea
Mi. Gail* mid
Wayne, of
son of iMjlh_Uht? ballet ami the .She wanted to make the trip tjiisi I>«vti.lfTT, Mi -—liaymt-'-s—*t'tcT-c
winter,
Imt
MGM
didn't
want
I,,
orchestra. Dr. Itmifurt stated to
Mi* Merril Stale) mid Mr.*, Don
day, and added that the concert risk the soprano m I lie cold clime. aid Leiflitiiil; Air. Staley nnd Mi
Before
the
lour
she'll
mnke
“Till*
mark* an anniveisary celebration
iu'ltthat I; and Air. mid All* I .inn
for the organization*. The o r Hammer T* Your*,*' whirli.apjM'ats f . fitliff.
to
have
an
uli-tmislral
cast
ut
chestra i* rompo.-cd of many pro
Mr. mul A!ni. Thonia* II.
la-hmann, Daniell.
fessional musician* amt .Stewart Mario Lanza. l.otte
J r. hove as theii gutu>l*
J
,-e
llurlii
nnd
Eugene
Ominndy.
Marlin, popular hand leader,
their mml mol uncle. Air. unit
Gene
Kelly
i«
gelling
luiminl
serve* as ronrett master.
^
Ah.*. Bavin, imt Philplmt
mid
on his broken leg ipiite Immlity dunghiii.
Aim y'A liev, uf.'A I Lun
now anil even did mine, ilnm-ing
also Mra; Daniell'.* p u ic u t,
(Ji.illroom. with l|i* tvifel tin* in;
oilier night.
Bui f,o safety's Mr, and Mi- Sum tin-eii. of A t.
they plan to slny for several sake, his fellring scene in "Three Inula,'
days.
Mr. and Mi- Biiyjiioud EsIl'iA
Musketeers" will lie -aved until
tlie final shinning of the pit tme have u - theii liou,-, gii, *t Tlioiua •
Mr. and Mr*. W. It Bach have
Alfred Hiteitcork, one of 11■illy- II. DanleHi Sr., ,,f Atlanta, who
Atmiaj d n u it. FWhtng^4e,ng - 1.
!**— Wggevt— persnrntttttrT; rr 1- jil.V, VTsTUiTi? UTS sop Thom
land*. N . Y . lo spend sonie tiini Murtlng the new year with
II. Ihinicll, Jr, and Mr*, limit,
in Hanford.
pledge to lus* IS pounds, lie i*
ilimoiiiig Mr. and MM<-1tnyenlisting ihu town'* other.heavy- mom! I'liilnhnt uud daiiglilei,
M. I,. Ilaburn, Jr. left yester unylii*. Charles taiughbin and Mary ABco, Tlmmai, H. Dani
day fur Cinrinnati, O, to resume Sydney Creep utirei, to follow el I, Hr., ami Mr. ano .dr*. Ham
Ills studies a t 4,>htu Mechanics suit and aid the fitml conservation Green, uf Atin lit n, Mr. and Alt-. |
Institute after spending the holi campaign. . . . .
Ted Kate* entertained with u *
day* with his parent* in Hanford.
Signs of thr lime*! . . ItKG will large ,linnet pally lit their hive
lie devoid of production' until well Iv Ipinie Monday evening, fit In'
Mr. and Mr*. It. E. Elsla-rry into Fedurary, perhaps March. , go,--I* included Mr. an,I Mr
had as their holiday guests, Mr. Tho puldicity department of a Thoutn* II. Daniell. Jr.. Mi-- lar
Elslierry’s parents, Mr. anil Mrs. major studio failed do put out J iiim* Est,'*, Ml*- Kiiv Estes and
E, II. Elsberry, and sister and one Item, idmney or nlhetwi*e. Triiumv E*lr'J.
. . nnd. lias nnybrother-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Da- other lday.
.
Th o s e dinirirs'Willi live Eminell
Lurkie mid daughter Barlinra, of otie noticed that Kugli*h . and Clout, fum|ly in Ouklnnd Hunday
Anierlcmi film production is about
Pine Bluff, Ark.
r
'.
eipisl tin tlie numlinr of picture*
W aller Bayne*, Jr. left on 1-eiug filmed nt tld* tlfnoT). . . (he old Vanity: Fair," she an id
Glare Booth Lore wo, ‘visiting “He wn* I i yenrs old tlien am
Thursday for Jurksimvillr In visit
relative* ami attend the Gator . In* “That Ionly .in Krmlne1' ne'i look a juli irritiiigB nifartn eulle,
‘
Bowl football game. On Friday and reminiscing ai*iul one of the 'Profile* rtf" I'ltr Hlur«.
he left Jacksonville to re tu rn .tu p< r former*. "I gave him his firs t‘ young Journalist Douglas fa n
,. ,
Harvard University in Cambridge, wilting joli when I was editor of, hanks. Jr.
Mass, to 'real)me ilia stuitjra,
Hollywood
long
attended the tiatnr Bowl football
game In Jacksonville "on" Now
Yeara Day were Mra, W. It.
KdenfleUL Miss Barbara Ann
Edenfleld, Bobby Jones ami Alvin
Kilpatrick.
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A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE
Ml*i Mary Cane Bailey haa re
turned from Wiiliaton where she
spent the holidays with relatives
■She will resume her teaching
Ira jrk iha South Hide Hchiwvl
duties
on Monday.
in a ballerina mood
Tit* fatten favorite of tS* new young taoton, the loleeol
lobbie IrooO* fatten* it ol g hr* (aotherweight 100%
•worded crepe accented by o wolti whittling polka dot
cummerbund. Yowl wont to woor It wherever you go, it w i
be your night ond day favorite. Situ 7 to 15. 1 4 - 9 5
N a ry , Black, IJla c , L im e end B e lft.
Mlaa Geraldine Marlay of Kuatia
arrive*! on Sunday to interna in
the fourth grade at South Hide
Primary School. She la a student
at Southern College In Lakeland.
Msa Marley will I* a guest at
the homa of Elisa Annie Nelson on
Mias Margaret Dingfetder ra- Kim Avenue.
lurnet] on Saturday to Sophie
A'ewcomh College in New Orleana,
Misa Kllan Meriwether left oa
.a. .a fte r visiting for the hnii- Friday for Utica. N, Y. where
days with her parents, Mr. and she Is serving a* director of chil
dren a work of Neighborhood
Mra. J . Dlngfrider.
Center. Miss Meriwether ha*
Jimmy Anderson returned yes been visiting in Sanford for tlje
terday to Jackaortvllle to reaume past several days as the guest ok
hla studica at Maaaey'a Business relative* and friend*.
College after ependlng the hoiidays with his parents, Mr, and
Mr. and Mra. J, M. Stinecipher
and daughter, Grace Marie, and
Mrs. J. H, Anderson, Jr,
Mr. and Mra. Herman Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. Maaon Wharton son*. Bobby and Ernie, returned
were gueata yesterday of Mrs. last night from Miami whorv
Wharton's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. they spent a week with relatives.
Edmund Meiaeh, en route from Whila in Miami thsv attended
Daytona Beach to Orlando where tho Orange Bowl football game.
they plan Ut make their home.
Among students who have reMia*' Dorothy Morrison left turned to Florida State Collrgr
yesterday for Arne* Scott Cot- In Tallahassee after spending thr
Hanford with their
lego in Atlanta after spending
were Ifce Mieses Jean
the holidays wilh her parents,
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Morrison, at Bayer. Camille Batten. Mary Ann
Whelebtl, Daphne Connelly, Hef
their home on Sanford Avenue.
ty Jo Brock. Shirley. Smith and
Moore. Also returning to
were Howard Wheland Bruce Bolt.
JuRtin MtCnrty deirigtw « lady-Uke »uil of American
Woolen worsted twill with a rolled collar, nnd triple*
pocket effect on the Itinjftr jacket. ‘'Silver" buttons In
n rose design ndorn the front. Black, brown, grey. 7*a
to ir» . 10's to 18*8.
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t
Hy l l l ’fill F tll.L K im iN , Jr.
‘NKW^YQRK Jan. f. WV-Whlle
golfers In g m rra i are debating
whether ttreat Hrjtaln and the
United Slates rah afford to stage
run matches annually, the tnurIng pro* are bound to have ■ htg
International season . , . Sothn of
them hope to make As much
money oql of J t a? Hubbv Locke
Aid last ti u r : . . In addition to
luirko the South African. Nor
man von Nlda of AvstrnlU and
Roberto dc V lnrrnto of Auitralln
l>eean the- IIMH winter tour in the
l-o* Angeles open. Dal Rees, the
WcLhmn. is coming back and
llenrv Cotton, who has gone' to
take hia winter post at Mhnti*
Carlo, will return in March for
the,A ugusta masters tournament
and an exhibition
tour. Cotton
— ___ ____
Hkelv will leant up with Locke,
llvron Nelson or Habe Zahnrlas
. . . Von Nlda. who ti the same
site as Ren Hogan, looks like the
must dangerous visitor. He was
the trailing money winner In
Great Britain last .year.
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NO
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ling of ICO.000 hushrh* of "tomatoes
and mixed produce.- thusfar since
opening the Fall Season.
Manager J, A. Pi/.any of the
Pahakce State Farmer*1 Market
reported 1 ImprOVeiActil In the
market f o r „ Inrans. with liest
i;u.ility selling around $3. ", . .
Dels Alt, Druthers
When he was introduced re
cently at the New Orleans spinrterbarks rluh as the father of a
new born ion. Tulanc Conch Hen
ry Frnka remarked "This one la
u NCAA baby.* . .-. Suppose In*
meant tin* little guy had caught
a "coder
Kennel Club Enters
Second Week Of 90
If i*n11muta| (fun
Dt e w a
The second week of lhi- current
OrlaAdn Kennel Clul* wilh n pti*.
gram of lei event-. Post time fur
n
t.s n k ia s
>•
I Wilt Is- Iu M In live It* •• I
Hrhnnl llil’MltlK on Tort
nnsrarr IS. tat*, at- • •
f,*r |h, t»ar|*o,» ..f rleetlea
-,l **( tllri «!>*•* I in Iti* <n*t*
ROBSON
SPORTING GOODS
LAPItS TALKIN
I’h. !I»H
lay u| |i,r.-ne*er Ii*t7.
Charles ti. Sliafter.
<5 lM V f
H IT 'S
PL
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JVmrfi
Jrihr'rfti, T f
(Kxcepl Hundoy)
* .(Stic Ij(«e. Mss*-It,
tte.t ||u,ai|iiigty. Vassar Vtt I tales.
Jio rin ) i n ,l," Ul|i.
IfclM ll» ,r -s l« •*!»»
11-IUinj. War llleam. I>.si*’» lllrl,
l.iol. i ....... .. N*'u ll**U Cyl* t‘o-
RAIN or HHINK
l»OST TIME 81.00 |». M.
Season Kxtenris Thru April 10th
iUi-ii, Hfv.r Pall Me, PUiiu-r 1-**'
l esrllt llnre-l Ulurrt)
I lusty Iona*, i Seise,- t^oir. t‘W •m Ti**-, roinaln H*iu*»li. Anl* H itrps la-lit,,- laobti,. lls lly i.'oUurt,
lllarK X.
lin k H M t .lv iw iir
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(‘ inniiasilsr
All H^-rrlBry.
Ill**
t’snr), g n tm iis, narsh lean.*,
tlrltllailt tlio-k'i
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V r ir s ll tlses-a/IU m il,
'*frfnf*artL l,.irk> Uolil*. lis ts .)
Iltown. l*j*gWtM*t |n.>, Itlsr Mm-.
Ilst i Itiiiii. Tuwa A c , Kusols,
|:i*ktk MBre-fstsvlty
Mlsalr's b il'r, turn***, f ir . Now,
Dusty KqusHk, tun, Pim-iik, True
C t rl, fsw n I .si** I, Its) nli *in l.iirky,
Mark lle re fa tsttl)
i'hss's ' li i>, llratnslorm, Thuk*t*r
Afl**sL H lslltr, llolib’B . Mntn*n,
Jiisai* Dot. 1‘nka l.urk, Nimble Itoy.
Trnia lu ir .l'n lu r llr
1
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Onto**, I’ollre I’sltol, Tropic 1V|el,
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of QUEENS”
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fun (ll.-sti. 1 *11*1)
PM. Iloi'rrt
i-stl, Mil Spors, lliiiipr •’■•inrii't*.
1‘sstl Ki.rr
.
Cf)ME and ENJOY
K m o o iiip
‘
Sanford-0rlando>Kennel
Club
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Midway hftw een Sanford and Orlnndtt
on IIlKhway 1*7- Turn nl Hed Arntw
With 47 sicctvral votes, New
York repre-reiiL* the richest prii*
in the November running. It1
also house* the Alncitcan La!*ot
Party, wiiich may give a rem it- Tour liihlc in rlulhinK refleclt* >our pcrHtrniil Ity—uml n dependable‘cleimer Is a uuiirdiirn
mad** nomination to Wallace In of your allru ctiv e appearance. Trade w here pleasing nervier and expert care Invites y*tur
stead of the Democratic nomi frequent calls,
If Wallace could poll EOO^KHI
vote* in New York mhl take them
mostly from llu* Democrats, n*
most politicians thihk he wrouhl,
ho nright cost Preside nt Trumntr
(he stale in a very rlose race.
W allirg'*
assertion
that the people who aie harking
h a Independent met* are not
Goiumiiuists, memis'is of LmiIK
major parties were pointing the
treatment ^iven his idea* last
week hy Praviln, Mtucow'i t'lnnmunist Pa, ty oigan.
Ptavda carried a two-column
account of Wallace’* Milwaukee
Sanford Shriners
Ipeegh in which he nrnfm»e<l a
“Wallace Plan' for United Natiftna control of aid to Europe,
Jones, R. R. Wright. Jr.. Mr. and with BssUtanre o |h *ii to any
country regardless of its politics.
Mr*. Thomas II. Dixon, nmbMra.
T: C. Nichols. Mrs. R. T. Lord
EGYPTIAN TO WED
and Mrs. Glen Scaring nf JackWASHINGTON Jan. 5 bU»—
aonvllte.
*
An Egyptian princess is giving
Also present were: Mr. and up her title to marry nn Amer
Mrs. Roy Ilowell, Sr., Mr, and ican.
Prince »s Kmtnn Totiesoun, —a
Mr*. W « . W lerhc, Pr. and M rs:
cousin of King Faruuk, disclosed
L. T. Dots, Mr. and Mrs. William today that she also nluns to give
Tyro, Mr. ami Mrs. L. M. Tyre, up her Egyptian rltiienahip in
l)r. and Mrs. Henry McLauiin. order to become the wife of CorMr. and Mrs. J. O. IRtff, Mr. ami nrllnus II. Rretarh, an analyst
Mrs. C. C. Welsh, Mr. r*n*l Mrs. with the Federal Imputing Ad
J. 8. TIIH*. Mr. and Mr*. W. K. ministration here.
The princess said no date has
Willis, Mr. and Mrs. II. W, Rtdon,
Mr*. J . W. Norman, Mr. and Mrs. liccn set fur the wedding.
A. K. Rosscltcf, Col. 8. CL Handman, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. MrKee, Clink scale, it. W. Deane, and Dn
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Holder, and Mrs/ Harry Silshy,
Mr. and Mrs; John C. Holder, Mr.
and Mr*. John J. Carver, D, S. b*.
Phone
Phone
Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A.
SILVER
Smith, Mr. and ft
Patrick, Kdwafd
FLEET
Thornley and Mr. i
CABS
McCullough, Mr. ai
r». Gordon
B r i a a o n , Mr, a
Start With QUALITY.
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Finish With SATISFACTION
c e i i v u « r t MT
S K M IX O L G
COUNTY
MOTH PROOFING
LAUNDRY
WATER REPELLING
P H O n E 4 7 5 819 WEST THIRD STREET
oirert
CH ICAG O
AW
„d othmr m olar u -*>
cwoyv p
MIDWEEK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPECIAL
LEAN HAMBURGER
lb. ;
WESTERN BEEF BR A IN S
National I t r a i t d "
Ih
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SKINLESS WEINERS
A-Gradc W crtem Veal
.
RIB # SHOULDER CHOI’S
WESTERN PORK SPARE RIBS
H—w H. S. Good Grarle Western Steer Beef
Rib, Chuck, Shoulder
S T ^ A y q .. Economy
Kconomy Cuts
ROLLED BRISKET POT ROAST
No. 1 Tall Hills Dog Food
No. 1 Hi-Ho Crackers
lbff Krispy Crackers
Kiroz. Armours Star Corned B eef H ash
1■*■■/2
Can
Treasure
Bonita Tuna
Flakes
- —""
m IJ ~mmu* - '— ~
—— f
*♦*— -——— -e-j-ir*
—»-*i * *-
connsrtt dh**df
'„ 1
oil yovr
Good Naw sI
H E S teB V A T lO N S 1
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^ ,-Lr
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. eo«at$*-wo bauufanmw are**- it
T".
V L y d i a E . P l n k h a m ’a VEfiETi
RUG CLEANING
**8HOI* AT AlAHGAItFT ANN KVKHY WAY FOK “ H O T .S H O T SI*KCTAUS,,
AN1> "KVKUY DAY I.OW IMUCKS.** (JOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY, W EDNES
DAY and THURSDAY.’
r
... . .
a i a$A i d M U a
8 oz* Argo Gloss Starch
No. 2 Diced Pineapple
Pillsbury Pancake Flour
" if
2Vz GL D. M. Prepared Prunes
* * d * tt* t* «
CO
SANFORD, FLORIDA P H O f t E 4 7 5
P hone 880
|g
COOKED 1
SPIN A CH /
th e
O T H E R , BOBBVF
Ib'TUiK-ialic fold some of the
religious elements that appuienlly went over to the Repuliiieans
in tht. ItMti congressional elev-
A g a inst-
10 RACES NIGHTLY
•W h a t 's
1120 Sanford Avenue
Wallace will bring itack
Robert G. lialrd, general man
ager of the track, announced
Unit iilgliilv altemlancv no I motUft play, had shown a Mcmtily
inrieaslttg aVetage throiikiiuiit
GREYHOUND RACING
THEY S T vJO THtMtSrS IN
U F E I MATE —A f4’ ONE
OF
H la.RflkdAPlNACH I
GENE’S
Texaco Service
'tfPUT YVHUf'a MISSiH
IN D t 'M 6RKAN HOME
AN' M iss u u c H sa y
amounted to $ t“li.fWI while tile
lop prire for a stiaiglit S- ticket
\v«* $14. Five greyhound* chalked
up two Vlrtorie*- rifrji illlring the
week.'a* follow*: Ktack Blizzard,
Country Town, Mila Sandusky,
Grand Rutl. and Tritium-'Chief.
■*r an*! ill* trsn*a»t;o» -*r
ittu-r liiistarM. at may rotn*
the ausIliiM. I*nl-*l ih*
7 MRr tin#)
f* * t I'lVfiRFCii llie titimt
New York lust week- -w
11:13 P. M.
The. ti u daily double price dur
ing the ft rat week of raring was
f7ia.M »; the tiqi quinela return
nimiinl ntretliot of lie- fft*» V
• ..f The l ‘|li(l-S« ItVhC •
P lu ra ls ,
Itoud Service
next 30 days.
. Movement of leans, -cucumbers
and squash from the arm served
by the Pompano State Farmers1
MnrRet continues alxiut normal.
Market Manager J. L. Warren
has reported. Shlpmenta daily
have recently totaled alsiut 40 j during the «w*t few weeks,
MARGARKr DKULINKS
NKW YORK. Jan. r, M-,
Margaret Truman, the President**
daughter, ha*
rejected
with
(hanks a $Ifl,(KH) weekly offer to
dn her singing In n Tlfnr* 8 q u n
.
. -
Kainrt said an independent ad
Connolly said It "la known in
Moscow" that President Truman ministration agrnrv might Invade
already puhlicly lodical.-t.
that he desires thq Marshall 1'Un served hy the Constitution fur the
administered hy the SecretaryU'f. P resk k n t.'A t the *ame-time, tint
State under.hiji direction “
“If Congress' should override
the President, the Texan went
on,‘ ' "Moscow would placard it
to the world a* an evidence cf
Ru«*ian victory over President
Truman.*' •
•.
••
Considerable Republican senti-
P hone 9131
F or O ur P ro m p t
the first rare Ut K I* M„ and Hufinal race is . scheduled to cun ni
*SPOBT
I
ache* by . going on relief-
AM MUNITION
_
heen largely rucccttful."
M A ' r r £ '5
Legal Notice
.
menl ha* bill It up In Cvngrrs* in
tavi.r of rt rating a new governmerit agency to handle' the multi.
hiUiun dollar recovery prog: am.
chines would rend out over the Such a plan was advanced formal
sit claim* snd itstement* tint ly by Hep. Herter (R-Ma*s), who
iprcial iluuw commit te^
their
'i; liml the plan" had headed
Sen. Connally
Beans
v e s s u m ^t m i s a i e w
Ma c h i n e w i l l p ic k
.Monday Matinee
Jackie Cranford, the hrightcA
dew heavyweight pion|H*cl ( Fran
"Gosh, what she would hn*V
cis Alls-rtanti' has tahtird him done for Ini'diieM," said Riik'l)
"The Rig Mel.arnin'*, was |«jrn Watkins after announcing
The
In Macon, Go., young StrlMing'* young concert singer had turned
down his hid for an appearance
Hogan and lion Kraniloough, whi> at the ‘‘Royal Chicken Ib y s l"
pla ye«L f« r—Kn nsa ■<-1n* t hr-O ra h gn
30G K. Int SI.
By STANLEY
Wilkird Batteries
Firestone Tires
Hold Up Mart
_
With th e imlhor^TfCck season
getting under way John fleer of
the Newark, <N. J.) News recalls
an ingenious dodge used by thn
starter ut a Jersey meet to keep
the sprinters, n group of notori
ous gun beaters on their marks
until the pistol' cracked . . . As
they lined up the starter igenlly
reminded them: "If there's a falsi*
start It will Ik* excused, Rut It
the ntan makes two false starts
he’ll L* disqualified ■with no ex•tense money,"
r
THE OLD HOME TOW N
'fhc‘ fartimi. HtvrtHd Air Force
‘‘.Superttomherii*' during the war.
Keans was the only one who sta r
ted at Knnras-. . . Branch Rickey
and Leo Purocher an* slated to
make speerhe* at Newport New*,
Va.. tonight to turn- m> th e ir tonalts Ufort* facing New York
sport .writers tomorrow.
Hot. Utamium. Who miitht have
lieen No. li cenler on KohlPeky's
ha-kcth.ll truth IT Alex Groxa
wasn't two Inches taller, will en
counter hfs 'furm er rival In Jhe
Kniturky-Mirhigan state game,
Saturday.. Hi annum a mere -0-J1
In height, transferred to slate
after watching Flraiinum from
the Kentucky liench most of lust
. Sports Bountiupi
K
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MONnAY, JAN. 5. 1918
THE SANFORD PTFTRAITT,- BA3fFOT?D, FLORIDA
PA G E FOUR
L ge.S talk Celeiy
Green Cabbage
Apples
York Imhe
Ga. Yams, ] i Dried
Bliss Potatoes
No. 1 New!
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TT1F. SANFORD HKUALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.
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lug themsellr* to- one wife at a [phase* of Moroccan life. Seven I return tfti.the lumne of your
j
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Ih. :v It *l3=k
4*h0tH I
time.
I yrr* ago a man cnuUI buy a I brother." And that’* all there ia
j \
l? l'. 1*1 .1 4till ,
i f *ntf
. BF.KI.IN, .Inn, 5—id*]-iRm*lnii .1
Court Records
Tlu- Koran entitle* »* man to ’ mmol for 400 franc*. Ju»t try • to it. That",* the divorce,
- |fc-i:f»it ir. nrr
<i|t
urr*
TTir
r.aiDl nfifl »«tt
I'uUtfiorillc.'
Hntiirilav infiitmcd thv hrw
four official jipouaes,* in addition! to find one now* for teal than | Should it hnp|>en that the wife
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American
Military
Government
f-’
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to an unratlorml numl>cr of enn-j 12.000.
T M
i* guilty of a serimi* offense, fiittltbi'k
{tha t a trt|i for Antetican new I JtUkl'M -t
cubbies, hut that i* ju it loo exWhile there nre few Pashas «r such a* adultery, the husluntii
it
W lTYl^t .v 1^ 14.4
o f »i'*l i -iii
Vnir*. IfftjVMr HftT”**141i‘ ‘J *■U*iit*ttr ~ConfsiKOniVols into l tie Soviet
pensive them tUv*.
trheiktled to
NiartMfl IW
Culd* able to afford tire jewel* ran even gvt hi* money hack, > r*• , t. r , i
_ i ■■fie 1 of t.i-:e .
Before
the
war
an
Arab
colilil
till-**
k
l» *
Kl^Uel
When an Arab marries he
it» AUk Jr
Kji»r» llrlteltiit i I*gin Monda? fnu-1 I ; t pi11 t*l
uivl "hftitoUchft" (gilded *l!pper*r
By ROHERT C. WILSON
Mn
"buy" a wife for 5.1)00 fruncs. for four wive*, th ftr are way* of glV(
fur a least a week.
ties a -urn of money to hi*
FEZ, Morocco, Jan, 5—iJP)
*V»41
\ *-uik Cixvii, I
Now a wife curt* fr-oi Rjo.ono arriving nt- the mine end.
.f'fiT H f TlIK I ..VNTV
ride’s parent* with which they
oriil
The reason given fin the |to-tItv
1 ti it I Nil I. K' • t ir.NTtJ
The high cost of living U slowly
34;irtIti
‘t*.
imi
etu\
Mitrj
J;
S'UMWO fniru'* from $i,U(Kt to
outfit her with clothe* and the fe I*|*ti r.p, LuU ’-r« 1*1*41j »*I t *si Fl>id R D netnejit.w u.jhul the IUi*»iun*
An
inuh
can
'illvotre
a
wife
— l#U* ‘KATL.
wiping out the' harem in Morocco. 12,000.
merely Tty tell mg her 1>cfore wil- cushions that constitute the fur^ 44JI1,'
r VI »» ♦»K ks tV ..... . 1 u
*<■»«..
i» i . *fu\ \ > , •; i wrie "still having holiday*" mill
/
More and more Arabs arc rrstrict- , Inflation i* rampant
in all ne«*ey “It (■* hettfr that you n itu ro 'q f air Atmh mom. In -di *Htw t IlnAkltt*
that these^tvoiild inlerfetw with tin*
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MmaOiva M upeiatioii of a cvtnduheil . tour.
vorce case* in which the wive* ant- Hi.nrw, t*Au) A
.A IM ,* ;
Ft
l *fa*
i!l|l |b llliltl * They said the trip could Im- tr, till Hrp-tTI l IF* a
at fault the parents are obliged -r«* \\ Aft -«* Mltk.A-**!
i i *x v iv r 1.1
hi-ri
* \U * H fJT A TR t
icf Otitfel't
ftE latignl ts'lWiiri .lip. |i, and 15
*
%
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to return the money.
lif
♦.••l.'.r,*
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>«•« rtf** h«rrLy
■'llii*»llHift1 §i#tin rf* iilirl
Alutllir *
lM„f* A Mhrl,
1 tit,
I i,*i [.iv«4-nt
Consequently, if a .Moroccan -I'lllllltlfr f
*i T»i H. T
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•
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tfhgh Anii,
liin’l afford to BUt on the deg by
if
. \ •-»«g ,*?• >1Ffwin
x
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having four wives nt the -nine
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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tim e .‘ it i; - a slluutc matter.-LL iT*"
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LUST; Letter conlaitung money Mml
Iiav’e four diffetenl wive* within KttttllM
•Ml
in
Ml
J T*« Ji*C**t* I vdielii*
"Jmigi of >r*n*o»A#» *
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TaTj'l
dii
n
orilcl
aililte-M-il
to
Tnllnhum
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*!rij, ill hi- '.tfffra •»»
p U tiKAk* r. flRfl* wl*l\ Jiliif1 | li t
1.'i Vi lT,
•
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$n-Midway,-Ah x Samuel, Frog ♦Ff), l.t j»*iiN
Divorce U far easier than In Tv ilfspw **iiaitit*ri» %{UU .\ftfiS•mi
*
tfH
ltef
•UrfeJ i, vkit hit) rijfhl
Aliev.
llenn ijml. what’s mine, there la
J* *11N . W l-> S'
., f
M rtiil N. .'Hit j
no sentimentality. Involved. The f*tIIu.Uf tr 1p iOlitlt*
.
*P\ MVl : ( r.Wffw Ur f
**lt Fl9Y Iflli I,
LOST; On First Hi 1 in i hear Tall- i^mudifxs
K-"iHT-ri* “- ‘*‘- “MHv-,e
n strictly
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f
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w:if*f
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ptanl*
for
«mxll
--l-.HoH.Iy
ImihrS
VMIolv
gold
JFPICE apace In Melach Bulldlnr
CHOOSE M il B SCHOOL
*^1111 ».»*• **ifik
ill »*
• D> tilt
.
TntTcrt. vi rVlii Miiv Atrifihi*
business luul*.
vl .111 r ,■ l‘,
and targe acreage.. Cahhage,
Elgin
wriat
watch
with
Mack
tia.-ll((|HV
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t»*•
—
$
M
Large light office*, newly decor
Haniln«f* Haroki ttu \ Al*ri-tm To
t i ffirt
Ainlt »oUtce.* agtee that there Li»Y
Collanl*. Broccoli, Cauliflower. • BEFORE YOl E M .1ST!
•
otd
hand.
Return
to
HOtl
Park
Hrtnlit
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kilr
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F.f, all. t
ated. all utilities, heat and jani
All Exitcn-fn Paid and 173 a
I* no real feminine movement In
Onions, lettuce, 'Ksrnrolc. Tom
rf.-.M,#. jhiir t *llf* M»*•'’"* iAve. 01 Phone P.H-W. lteWgrd.‘|
f,t ir attorarv
mu v n n» * in.
tor service furnished, t a l l HdX
.'Inoth While l.rarnlng!
I
Morocco, but th at—
. ' riiiMtiv: fi ^iititiiiW .%fi*
ato, Strawberry & Beets. J. W.
.tfix’x l Jfcranliallk Sip h) all *«
»t If?) Sf .LrU’ tfttt «i|f
W. II, A A. DepL Store.
Never
licforr
hntile
Regular
fin)
.
Bell, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone
ik It*iwnt*!• a*nl
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assured of attending the school
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Phone 13.15.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly fur.
of their choice! These men
i- itik a Hfimii .1 a sit jim .i. * a
hl»hcd„* 2 bedroom*. 1/3 down,
may
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TRAILER.
Pull
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field* n* Radar, Radio,
car or tractor.. 650 X '10 liri* .1 fied
Til t- iitiv
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action. Call Phono 0173.
M e d i c a l l.alHiiatoty work, IN
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almost new. AVill hold 2 tons.
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land at Lake Mary, near More*.
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find hitu -ill Rutland Budding.
luudier & chick brooder
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tiroeery, 317 Palmetto Ave.
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Crromulsion Telleres promptly be-*
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W ild. SACRIFICE
* . t ^ J ni t mi" Hah. '*-1 cause It goes right to the seat of Uid
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22 cleared lot* in city for cash.
trouble
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rm laden phlegm, and aid naturo
Phone 1175 W.
YOU DillVK IT
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Sipes Ave. Ju«l off t’elrry
wl'ion you uve VINITIAN BlIMDSI
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5 ROOM HOUSE. 2-llff. W, 1st. Uffiie ph. 40.1 residence J>h..filOit :
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RUBILKLAND MUB1UHON1bnmes. IVILyour druggist to sell you
Inquire after 5 P. Mi - *I *ti > •i||l*KitKI» lks*l tilt* in'lt*1* • f HriltllttRW
^ I! ! 1 mark rnv.'-r *.»V-av-,*))
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ROOM hoUM furnished with This fine 15 ft. inh'jauL-m ffllu
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one extra lot; good neighii
_ tinnl— tttrs i'u'ver U i n mu I at til. RADIATOR ilciuiing. t< putting. hanfni tl UrntW of ftmlohl, I' t,lt
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to have yotir money baric.
fcicJsw It !tni*nl« V««*Us*tU*da
New Radiator!, new cure*. \Vo Ua. - S2B W est I liin l- S tre e t
hooil.
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f»l ViKlies so 11 Tor M'lting leaving
tio usg fur .same. 'A u n i bar
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gain fur ftioO.ou. cash.
Apply
town. Phone 7tt2*WT
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forC oughi.O ieitC oIdt, Bronchitis
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C. It. Bowen, 511 Ph:
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NEW TWO lintrtKjm Imtigatiiw
Drive. Sanford, Florida.
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Repairing
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situated on large lot ih one* of
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Fred Mvir*, 5l t E. 2uu 3L
the hotter section! of the City.t
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SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, REFRIGERATOR, 0 ft. Kelvin*
SY,L US FOR
balance tike rent.
to t.'U sed , excellent .omlithm.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
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$175,00. A. L. Skinner,^ Ph.
Robert A. Williams, Realtor
AND TYPING
Raymond l.nndqutst. ,\s*ociate
Coiqity 3100.
-CREDIT Lt llEAU OFis Tin: i lltiT IT I'n lT tr
Phone 7.11 Atlantic llgak IllylK.
HANFORD
TUB MVTH IL'BBTXt. ' Ilf ' "
FOR HALE; ON THE FI.O flK i.v ,v m > n n t HKMivtn.H ixii'N11(1 N. Park
Phans 180
NEW 3 bedroom Btingalow, very
3 . all pflnx'lain twin top style
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desirable, g arag e‘on large lot;
ellH-lrlc ranges, $220,110 (includ FOR REN I- -Floor sandor. Easy iT i.vsic.uv Vn c;.bcrecord lArch and hreetway
ing shipping charges t. Equip operation. !trn*onnbli) rates, Kan- Ill#-),l e rla'UKSS IHIt til.AS.
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»9,ono.no. Term*.
ped with automatic control,
fnrd Paint A Gta»* f-o. Phono
cooks while you're uwAiy! Ha*
CLOSE IN. 7 room houoe, mod
jut? XI.BKtT 1 Hit u i .\x.
the higgest oven in anv elec*
em . ■ good buy at $3,500.00,
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trie ranget S»‘ats. Roebuck and
f 1 ,000.00 down, balance on
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Phone 1011 CIIKKTIVUH; TC» JOB XIDITtC
tereat.
I'll! lit.\n WlM'M r. i iilr It. * .11.1
FIVE ROOM Bungalow in fair Sentni y - Jm|>erlal Sneed Boat,
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trailer nnd 22 Johnson Kia- condition, located in outskirta
J.+, VII*' ft lnutl.i*
hor*o Motor'. CompleU' outfit
Show isrd* and poeters
of Sanford. Priced at $4,400.00.
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$7511.00.
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Well fruited lot.
Mixon
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landresa.
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101)
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Immediately Available — New 2
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or phone 1257-J.
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ulory house, 3 bedroom* and
Cohen'* liadint'ir Shup fur cult.. for, ill-ore* (>■(■ b. • 0 111,0 naaln-'
hath upMntrs, living room din 3' BEDS pascal celery plants. Lee
[ilrU’ 1 ;m! i»*tnr *c-rvire. 10(1 Sa.w vI., in ll. - (tirculi Court fi't Hi in•
ing room Runrootn and an tin
In.,I. 1-.,UM>, KloriOu, In I'luiltri-ll'
frill AVI*. I’huiie 3IU1-V.’
Samuel. Ph. ISO W.
I-T e -a m J*lenb*ft» (.,otr 4.. V.—
. usually attractive kitchen with
Electric water heater, atovc SAYLET tree rip" Orange* uml AUTO JtL/!AIRING. I|al|> Gar nt> tor,'b> e*:ulriol In III* . V**or
u.BW tt*« Cteit;
Tangerine* $1.P0 Hu. t-all 572and refrigerator. V c n e t l a n
age, Hanfnrd and Celery Ave- of,ttirn-~.T|i|H'aratii'*
funt 1 tiurl III III* I'ltuniJ l‘i »n
W, (itH Park Avc.
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blind* Inside and ullractive
nue*. Phono 1090-M._______ lliilla
-11 hunfunl, Ktiifldu, on
awning* outside. Priced a t $16,- ICE BOX. Good condition. HUH
brlto * H uiihIhi , Ih* IXIti Oil) M
For Dependable
60.1(0.
Jume’ry,
A t>„ IWI*. t‘f n d*t»Ul*
Catalina Dr. Ph. 1251-Tt,
Itl’.i ritlGHItATION SKRVICF.
i.lll In t«l»r«l nsjiiia pm amt
flood pickup in 41) acre* of grove
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land. 6 acre* planted 400 trees, CIRCULATING Heater in good
ItK ItK Il H " i (hi* •nolI--*1 be pubGANAS REFRIGERATION
mostly Valencia*—di addllionat ' conillUon. hums wvhm! ur ■coal.
Inh, a mu* n week fur font III
♦ 8KRVICK
acre* cleared and ready for
n irie rn llir w * ln In Thai Haul »ril
>Ja.u0 cash. tBI Holly Ave.
planting.' Priced at $6,000.00,
Ph. 570-AV
IIf'M .nl Oantonl, Klorini.
19 ACRE GROVE, 8 year* old, LIVE BAIT every day alto U
■XX'ITN'i:WrH»J liund Hill lift .kill
DIAPER
SERVICE
•if Mtlil Court Itite ISib ils> of lhValancla* dnd llamtlh* well
ft. house trailer $2(15.00. Jim 1 1For details of the safest "maid t. tutor. V. Ii., I»IT.
fruited, 3 irrigation wells, good
ti Betty's Fishing Camp.
11 I*. Hi nejnt,
J—^
service"
now
In
Sanford
rail
or
4 room modern house*. 10 acre*
Cltik of I'lrr.li Court lor
write BABY VALET. Daytona
of truck land with taiumt house ( T A R T IC L E D W A N T E D
S, mi ml* Cnant), Ppirblu
lies'-h. Diapers supplied.
and packing sheds, some tile,
JHBAI.I
.Xhertnii*
Wslki*. a Ak.riiiall
600 feat of water front on
NEED A N E W ROOF? Lwal r e
I’tslhlirn Xllnrnij*
large lake. A good buy ut Higheat cash price paid for
prvsuntattvo, will gladly help •Jltamlu,
florhln
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$11,600.00. Term*.
furnitum . Ted Davis Furniture ■ you. Term* arranged. Yoluala
FRED W. BENDER. Realtor
Roofing Co. Phan* IW6-R San
Co- 111 £ . 1«L Ph.
Reran 3 Fla. Htata Hank Bldg.
ford.
The rrtnilur annual m**tlns ef It.*
of
Phone USD
I'LL BUY your car regardless
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.bur*bobl«r* o f Tit* H a.a f • r it*
SPIXIAL
COLD
AVAVE
$0.05.
All,mil*
.Vallunat lim a will I". In M
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age or eondltlan. Ray
I ARTICLE* FOR1— S A L E
. Sanford Beauty Raton. Ph, .it lb* bankliiti bi'UM lu nuiifurJ,
W. 2nd SL
t'lorlUs. on IVeliifnlsr Januuri
1364.
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9 9 9 B It. I» tt . M l IW'I o'< loeh I*. T I. for
1-30 GAL. and 1-86 gallon table
w a n ted
HELP
0ULAND0
Morning"
8ontimd*tir-"
tli
j Hrrllun of Mirtdtir* uml Um
top w atw heatcra. Electric Seriranua^'"* »t »u*b ulhcr bu*ln-».
Undo Evtming Star. sCaii Ralph ill
vice Company. 207 Magnolla GIRLS WANTED. Laney'a Drug
may (iruprtiv coma bufot* lb.
Ray. U56-J
Ave. Phone 101.
Store.
lnu*lltiif
It. y. Mann
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FOR SALE—El me roc* for
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WANTED colored girl* for laun PLASTER
kinds,
patching.
Free
estimates.
ways and roadway*—Phono
dry work. Apply HID W. 3rd SL
Phone County 8022.
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TV TIIK r tlitm ir cxjuBt u p Till:
Seminole Co. Laundry.
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tv f) pull MKMtN'i il.i Col)NTT, IN
» en and sandwich work. Apply
Ilert'a Hewing M ack.Shop
ITIANCKIIT
NO. «I«I
ATTENTION
LADIES!
Pig
N'
Whistle.
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Make a ono-atup aorvir# for all w iLiixM May OttRoiNiii.
ItilnlHti
your Lumtry and dry cleaning
General Electric automatic blan COIORED BOYS for
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vice. Apply Ptg N - Whistle. — — jwad*—by using your favurito *1X11*1 Vtttn -Am.H.ACt! ttvltui o o
ket* for sleeping comfort.
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HOUSEKEEPER to live on prr- t i S h b u ! ? SELFYLAtfNDRY
X llIlIB TO APPN.IM
raises,
Geneva,
care
for
home,
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1-80 GAL Electric water beater.
40(1 W. 15 8 l
Sanford
iter H*ii*cft. H-'uibw**i
4 yr* old child. Contact MagElectric Service
207
drauil IlipMv Michigan
jiard at Bu* Slatfoo.
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE . Noll,'*
Magnolia A te. Phone 10
(• b*r*br gltan that you
Delivered to your home
to
act
b* ami api>*ar befor*- *t»CUT FLOWERS, Mrs. Y. C. Bo], WAITRESS. Homer s Grill.
Phone <.-3105 or 394
t'ourt hrr-artcr ilrdaaalttl on or
linger, West 1st SL near Mon- LADY .to sell lovely guaranteed
Ufur* lb* flat dap °t January,
roe Corner.
Royal
M
atter
tires
are
back
again.
til l , or o OrerMt Pro I’onft •»
lingerie, hosiery, a te . direct to
* lit b* • nit ml agglnct yug.f
II. IL POPE CO. INC.
friends, neighbor*. Big earnTUXEDO FEEDS—complete
ipicte lilile.
Th* nature of thr sail l*;g sal'
Ing*. • Onr 26ih year. Write 14
Hunt's Tuxedo Peed Btorer
fu r ii|y*re*, ;f LOST i POUND
Thogersen Hosiery Co. AV1I-;
Tli* uaiii* ^if the cnprt ' i! whjrh
Gaa apace n osiers I I t. 96 up
lhl> suit it Insiltutnl l* tB<-. flrctili
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PACE SIX
Grain Brokers
er (he subpoena was "just s frwmalily" followed because of the
firm's reluctance to yield sis books
on Crahsm's accounts withoui »n - George Touhy will be the man
order, although it had tigrred to ager of the jocal branch of the
General Truck and Equipment
•urn thrm over.
The subcommittee, beaded by Company at 20B West Firat Street,
S e n a t o r Ferguson (Ft M irhir -Rolxrt A. Camp, vice-president,
planned to M'gin analyzing the announced fddsy. Ray Browning
records -today together with an and Tommy Godtiold will be ser
manager and parts manager,
other set of ItOoks on 1h.»- itrnln vice
speculation of Kdwin W . Faulty, respectively
special assistant -in Serretary of.] The Sanford organization will
supplement those in Orlando asJ
the Army Hoyall.,
Miami and like them will mer
in response to a committee chandise
GMG trucks and Allis
Chalmers engine, and farm equip
turned over his personal records ment imd ■will prnviile facilities
to the appropriations unit latr
Saturday night. KnowtAkid. Fer'guson and committee staff mVmher* spent several hours Sunday
going over the Looks.
-KnuwtnM said Fautt-v .might
lx railed later this week- to give
additional details ronrerning Ids
market activities.
Faulev testified last month
that when he M'cami- Royall's
assistant last fall lie held 500.000
bushel* of grain ‘ lie said be bad
disposed of all but /VO,000 hiisliel*
—ami wo.* <1 (iti.liijo "worse off"
os n result and had promised
Rovnll to aril, tin- test as fast us
good business practices would
permit,
Pauley told the committee be
never had- any "inside"’ govern
ment Information in ronnertion
wl(h his trading.
There is iiotidng illegal about
trading in commodities, bid Mr.
Truman lathed out at sixculators
last October as partly responsib parts department of a truck
agency. ,
le for driving up grain prlres,
For the pant sixty day* the
A list of government employe
grain trader* nleuicd by .the building has- Men undergoing
extensive
“ renovating and new
Agrlcidiure Department last week
disclosed that Graham held Ml, equipment of the latest design is
00U bushels'of wheat future, last
KeUtemMr.
The general nrknowleilged tills,
Kalian Strikes
but ra id 'h r had give*! ht* brnkrr
a green light to invest his money
it'ssilaiK* (m m 1’sge WteJ
as tin* broker saw fit. He added strike of (10,000 bank employees,
he db| not know that he owprd demanding more money and
anv xofltmodltie* until he cheeked other M'oefit*. •
up when the (‘resident erarked
Street car* In Messina w ire not
duwn on sperulatorM,
lie order
ed Id . holding sold forthwith, In' agency said ,in*hy worker* reach.said, liache and Company coun cjjJbe^-Ttfores of employment retered with .a-statem ent Ihi^l Gio* yard less. Food - stores - and public
buildings remained open. Fnllcc
It s g i nerah^tlrTwever, reiterated fimcs were strengthened.
his version and added "I losldmy
Another genersl
strike was
kocks."
called in llnreellnns in protest to
Meanwhile, an Fill Investiga the arrest Saturday of a score of
tion of Giaham‘*_ holdings came demonstrators,
including
Ipcsl
to light when Knuwland wrote Iplmr leader
>
Bsrhe and Company about Gra
ham and was told by the firm
that "the- FBI railed on us" for
Information on Graham's ac
counts. The FBI informed Knowland that "th is information had yesterday, charged that the gov
been turned over lu the Justice ernment had "sold Itself to th<
Department.
United Stales and the Vatican'
While
Scuttle
itm-stigatur* sittl breused de Gasnyrl of "organ1
busied ihrnixelviM with the Look* Ming squails to unchain an offcm
sive against the worker*."
man August M. Androgen JitMlnn i of u S|xclul House, Committ.* check it.g on speculation
"Reactionary provokers should
was of on a sleuthing iiiim Mii remrmtier that w* have lwhind iis
which he cloaked with secrecy.
lens uf thousands of youths who
AudeiM'ii lefi Washington yes tearneil in use arms as partisans
terday on u three or four day and are ready to life them If
trip, but he would not say, where necessary,
ho was headed. He told a news'
“Nevertheless
we
do *not
man only that ho was after In threaten recourse to violence."
formation on speculation.
Togllatti
lashed out at tho
United States us well as at the
Uidimi government, Celling the
Supreme Court
'Mirectlng cl***e*" In .America
"promoter* of war."* ' ,<t'eal1a■ * * .,• l a m
I 'h s f II k f i
unconstitutional.
Refused to review an Alabama
Supreme Court decision .which set which he sold he* had found.
astip* u $16,000 damage award Shortly nftetwarsl he was search
the GiVenwnod Cafe, Binning; ed and 100 counterfeit coupons
ham, won in lower nlate ciAirts were found Ixtweon his shirt and
■against the AFL lintel Employ underwear
The U, 8 Court uf Appeal!
ees Union. The cafe sued the undon on grounds tin union railed in Nuw York throw out Ullle’i
a strike without giving the cafe conviction • on the ground thi
reasonable opportunity In consid coupons were obtained in an urn
lawful search. The circuit court
er the union's demand*.
Rafused to review a decision said Deltl's presence In the car
hy the U ..S - Circuit Court lq did md conltltute a probable
San Franrlscn Which approved cause for txllevlng hr was a part
claim* by the California and Ha to an Illicit coupon transfer bewaiian Sugar Refining Corp. foi*
processing tax refund* which the
government said totaled about
$8,000,000. The taxes on process -carchei
ing of sugar and Jute worn coliecled under til# Autrlrulturat Ad
justment Act uf THUS,.
It Is estimated that a modern
The DIRe UFA Awxm--hlgliiatrd -steamboat wUt- use mors power.In
crossing
the Atlantic than was
during Hip war when'UFA agent,
were lipped hy a nmn named nurd In the construction of the
___ Jteactl DmI Frank HuUlit* planned Great Fyramld in Egypt.
• to *»ll counterfeit gasollim FalTon
• coupons Ifihlsi. T wo investigators
and n Buffalo detective saw BulCHANGE TO
■tltla's car stop at a street eor-
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They ftiuml liuttilta at the
wheel, DIRe IxsUle him, ami Heed
, In t h e . hack scat with two cou. pun* in his liana. Reed said he
Tj got thorn from Butittta. The de-■ tective felt lbs clothing of all
__ tb ro i to set. If th e y 'h a d we*p^ " O B a . The trio, was taken to j
police stallmu There DIRe related
th a t Ilnttltta had asked him to
go along) on a ear ride.
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DIRe was mid to lay hi* iw>«' / ' sessions on a police table, lie
pxudiV*A-lwo .gasoline coupon*
Schuman Vote
Lawton
George Touhy Is
Made Manager Of
New Thick Concern
Georg* Touhy has been named
manager of the lixal branch of
the General Truck ami Equipment
Company which will handle GMC
truck* and Allis Chalmers m.glues, farm equipment ami Funliar ear*. ,
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St. Johns Canal
(('amUsa** Irmm fa t*
Out
floo<l -control aspects of a St.
Johns-Indlan Rivet can*F"i**umc*
a new aspect, including the fine
possibilities for pleasure Muting,
as was fully pointed nut at a
hearing held before U.' H. En
gineer* at the Mayfair Inn on
Aug. 20, 1040. At the -hearing,
numerous eivlr, business and
chamber of rommrrre represent*
stives from Jacksonville to Kis
simmee were outspoken in their
favor for surjt a pro feet
, Mr,. Higgins today pointed out
In the report by Col. Mason J.
Young, the vast scope of the
total program, Including levee
protection * of I .ahe Okeechobee,
control of floods In the St. John*
and Klwlmmee Valleys, improve
ment of drainage and prevention
of salt w atrr inslruslon in coastal
srra. In addition to initial cost
it is estimated th at the *um_of
$.1,703,000 will be expended an
nually for maintenance.
'However, since development of
the comprehensive plan 1* cx^
pected to greatly benefit Florida
interests, the report requires that
they provide without coat to the
United States, all lands, case
ments. and rights of way and
l>ear the cost of relocations and
alteration* of highway's and pub
lic utilities.
Total cost of lands ami reloca
tions to be borne by Florida In
terests Is estimated at I7.U42.000.
State Interest! are also expected
to expend * annualfy 13.042,000,
for maintenance costs, and to
provide a contribution of *20,391,000 toward thu first rust of
the project
our high schools know, I believe
all the peoples of the world would
turn to our forms of goverment.
They are what they aw because
of the kind of education ther
have been subjected lo.“
■ Mr. Lawton said that the big
gest university in the world today
la the United Nations. "In that
big school,” he continued, “there
are aometimei students who aren't
willing to obey the rules, men like
whp Ipslst
Molotov and “ Ishlnsky
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on making, their own rules'. But
we are hoping 'th a t In time,
through the world wide facilities
of UNESCO,' all will know what
we know and then they will turn
to our way of life. The United
States is putting up mos) of the
$7,000,000 on which UNESCO will
operate this year, and If It Is
successful, it will prove a very
worthwhile investment."
Declaring that children are not
educated in order to get out of
digging ditches, but rather to dig
lx tter ditches, Mr. I.awton quoted
a common complaint nowaday*
that there are s o ' many people
getting higher education* that
there will soon be■no one left to
do the work. He declared this a
fallacious doctrine am! one which
should have gone out of style
with tlip little red school house.
Mr. Lawton pointed out that
before lb# recent legislative setslon, Florida ranked 37lh among
the states of the union in the
amount of money spent on Its
puhlie schools on a per capita
basis. But today, lie added, be
muse of-. Dm recently enert.d
school latfs, FJorlda probably
ranks first among all the stales
In improvements currently being
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 6 (AT—
Circuit Judges Frederick R. Hocker of Ocala and H erbert U.
Frederick of Port Orange quali
fied with Secretary of State Gray
today as candidates for re-elec
tion. lloeker serve* In the Fifth
ericult. Frederick in the Seventh.
Thomas 8. Caro of Kay West
qualified aa a candidate for reelection as judge of the Monroe
County Criminal Court of Record,
and W, E. Roehuek of Weal Palm
Beach sent in his papers and
fees for re-election as solicitor
for the . Palm Beach Criminal
Court of Record,
SEA RESCUE
JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 (AT—
Three visitors adrift In a rubber
raft off Jacksonville Reach were
rescued yesterday, but their res
cuers In turn had to be rescued.
The three, identified as Irvin
Zipp of Daytona Beach, Robert
Jones of Cleveland, 0.. and L. IL
Henry of Anniston, Ala.', were
fishing near the beaeh when
fresh winds and strong currents
swept them out to sea.
Spectators noticing their plight
railed the life guard station which
was closed for the winter but
near which four guardsmen wen*
working.
The four—Harold Eady, Jr.,
.Joseph l.hing, Charles Shattuch
and Cart Bowie* — launched a
surfboat and rowed out the six
miles to pick up the triu but were
making Now h e a d w a y hack
against the wind, with only one
pair of oars.
Meanwhile, Lamar Griffin had
put to sea in his amphibious
duck. IL- took the surfboat In
tow 's m r brought the seven to
The legislature, lx continued, shore.
doubled The money appropriated
by the State for the |fuhttr ---------- CONVICT DIRS-----------schools.. Hr explained that * this
RAIFORD Jan. 6 (A*)—Reuben
does not mean that tearhrr* Harper. 30, negro convicted of
salaries were doubled or th at the rape in Columbia County about a
county tax burden for schools yrar ago, died in .the electric
was lessened. On the contrary he chair at the state prison farm
pointed out, it created new re- here today;
aponaibllitles for the counties and
resulted In an increase In the
school tnlllag# In Seminole Coun-; Burmese Rejoice For
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ST. PETE SAINTS
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 5 (AT
—The 8t. Petersburg Saints of
the Florida International League
will do their 1048 Spring training
at- Cocoa on the Florida East
Coast, it was announced today by
club business -manager O, -Vr
(Bill) Hayes.
Th.eSalntV pitcher* and catch
ers will report March 10 and the
balance of the squad March If
and .the club wilt go directly frohi.
’Cocoa to Migml Beach to open
the F1L season April 0. *
DIRT T f e r RIDERS
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. fr-tAT
The recognized motorcycle speed
record for half-mile dirt tracks
was bested by Buck Briggs nee of
Jacksonville at* the Jacksonville
speedway yesterday,
Hia mark of 28.0. seconds was
considerably lower than the rec
ognized record of 27A3 seconds
set at Richmond, Va., by Floyd
Ernde.
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ERVIN RESIGNS
, TALLAHASSEE Jan. S (A TR, W. (Dick) Ervin today t r signed aa resident attorney of
the . State Road Department to
become a candidate for Attorney
General of Florida.
SCOUT COUNCIL
JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 (A TScout headquarter* said today
that Horace Williamson, execu
tive of the Slue Ridge, council of
Greenville, S. C., would berome
executive of rt%«- north Florida
round] of Jan. 18, succeeding M.
G. Boswell who has resigned to
go with- regional headquarters in
Atlanta.
Greater
Miami's third traffic death of the
vear was recorded early today
when Thomas Clayton, 30, died
in Jacluon Memorial Hospital of
inlurle* suffered yesterday in a
motorcycle accident.
Under the new laws teachers Independence Treaty
aro paid on the basis of ability
and preparation for their work,
RANGOON, Burma Jan. 6 (AT
•he said, anH' 'tedcher* with a — Crowds surgrd through the
bachelor's degree and 26 to 30 streets celebrating Burma'* In
lupils receive a minimum of dependence yesterday as parlia
ment, In its first act as a sover
President Gordon Brisson pre eign assembly, beat down Com
sided over the meeting. Visitors munist opposition and ratified a
were introduced by Randall Chase nsw treaty with Britain.
and Included Charles Marion of
The treaty cancels $80,000,000
Lakewood, N. J., Bishop Henry in Burmese debts to Britain,
Louttlt and John Fayn* of; Or gives Britain permission to main
lando, Arthur Stewart of Mel tain military tjases in Burma and
bourne anil J. L. Flood of San* provides for transfer of 27 smsll
vessels to the Surmrse navy.
You really should Investigate what the
Halter and the F razer offer you before
you buy any carl If you don't, you may
let habit lead you Into an Investment
which can soon be greatly depreciated.
iA W * * M P w i l l i ' l l l l
You might buy a D“fnew"
car which It
merely a “ face-lifted" prewar model.
The chancee are thar such a "new" car
will be obaoleted when l u manufac
turer geta around to announcing a
really new, postwar automobile! What
happens to your Investment thent
You take no euch gamble when you
buy a Kaiser or a Fraser. These care
are now from the ground t)p. And their
newness la by no meana confined to the
styling which haa been eo flatteringly
lmltatedl There la new design, new
engineering and new manufacturing
technique In virtually every feature of
theee ultra-modern car*. For proof,
examine the Kalaer-Praxer exclusive*
desert bed below — Just a few among
scores! Come In and see the others!
The ride you never forget I K -f's .engineers
discarded prewar Ideas of chaeal* lo n ttru i tlon.
By redistributing mass and load, and by
cradling both seats between the wheels, they
creeled a ride never known before la any car.
Wider than blah by >H Inchest But that'* only
half t ha story of U u super-safe roods blMty of tho
Kaiser sad the Fraser. A low center of gravity
and effortless steering give you th at feeling
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that the General means
D m he reaped* *ny public service©
i a rnsoonsihillty he Would have to
union*.
Referring I n d i r e c t l y to the fulfill.”
General MacArlhur, who main
Schuman Tax Bill in his St. E ti
enne address, De Gaulle said that tains hi* voting residence in
when economic meaeure* “have Wisconsin. made his statement in
to he decided on a regime found a m* sf age of congratulations on
ed on parties cannot help but the opening of the state's centen
nial celebration.
fall,"
"A* I reflect upon the events
I)e Gaulle and his followers op
pose ' coalition governments such In this century of effort ahd pro
Ms Schuman'* middle-of-the-road gress," -he stated, **l am proud
indeed that mv own life leld eep ly A
cabinet of Socialists, radical So looted
t e u i l s t v i l IIn
n
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Wisconsin'* tpast,
for
cialists and popular Republican*. have trod those same Wisconsin
Outlining a plan for economic paths which my father -and my
reform .for the first lime, I)* grandfather once trod, and take
Gaulle aaid he favored doing great pride In the knowledge that
away nilh the trade union* en my opportunity for service to
tirely and substituting "asiuxip- country found Its origin in Wis
tlons."
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These associations, .hr said, ment. as did my father* and
would "fix conditions of Tabor" grandfather before me.
STANDARD SERVICE STATION
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HUNTING
C artridge Been
Changed?
20I N. Pork
Mac A rthur
We make our own Ice Cream, All flavorn
TRAFFIC VICTIM
TI0LEN E
Hoo Your Oil,
who go to make it up — nan*,
agers, foremen, and workmen act
ing aa equal* with organized •
arbitration.**
De Gaulle proposed that when
such an association of an industry
had been organism! “its repre
sentative rould.and should be In- g .
corporated into the state."
Observers were quick ( t note
that the parliamentary system of
representation of industries was
tried In Italy by Mussolini and
exists today in Spain and portu-
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fa ir through Wcilne*
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
I Bombing
Palestine
Is Denounced
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Icy Storm Bends Chicago- Towers
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Killing O f. T w en ty ;
Persons By Hagana If
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SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, JA N . 6, 1918
E stab lU h ed 1908
XXXVIII
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Niraitz Says . Dewey Blames
U.S. Navy Is President For
Ruler 01 Seas
ices
Flood Hajts New York Subway
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WASHINGTON, Jan . 6 (A1)- ALBANY, N. Y. Jan.
JERUSALEM. Jan. 6 (A V A
Fleet Admiral Chester W: Nuniti Cov. Thomas E. Drwry blamed
Palestine government spokesman. •
commenting as Arab and Jrwrilj
4f I-i says the United States Navy hulds President' Truman today for the
"undisputed control of the se a " "rxhoihitanl" cost of living and
gunfire rounded alntoil continu*n<l could eitablish floating ai. stihinilted to ihe Njrw York lexisouiljr in Jerutaleiu. declaied to
i fields off any shore to attack laluic a pLogumi to rhrek infla
day the blasting of die Semi?-J=
inland areas.
rantii Hotel here was a “dastardly
tion lit the shite, highlighted by a
The former Chief of Nartd pledyr of no new taxes.
t and wholesale murder of innocent
Opr i a hum. m a - rrputt pirparvd
people "
Dollar devaluation, ihe increase
liefure lie relinquished that |soyl in delit and other | kiIkic» of
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twenty pertom. 19 of them Ar
Iasi month ^ u l made public to President Roosevelt m the 1410s
abs, perithed in the blast yes
day. also pi edicts the' Navy of also vontlihuled "iss the perilous
terday,, which the Jewtih under
the future will . aim its carrier- situation m which out country
ground militia, Magana, said it
ha rd planrs with atom U>mbt. finds itself," IVrssrv rtteilcd m
set off.
Ihe United States is "ie|a. "Tire government tales a se
hi, annual mescaue to tlir 171-1
lisrly ih fu icnt" in ntan|>ower
rious view of the publicly made
tetrion uf the legitlalure. * *
compared to Central A*i*. East
claim Ly Liagana" that it rx"SuiIt j situation as we. base
Ass*--or Western -Eurofie, buL
eculedlh e attack! lKc~TpoYesman
f«wlj) in~lKe n ilid n ."' th«''G nver'
c
o
ld
win
a
war
neverlhejrit
with
* said, and is satiilied so-called
ACCOMPANIED IT WINDS In n e n a of 50 miles an hour, Ilia tcy storm
'upciuii wrapuns and naval air- not in«i>tcd, "could have come
^ Jewish sources were without any
which struck the Midwest bent these 204-fool high radio towers in
sea
rtirnglh. he said.
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* about only as the cutiiulalive re
Chicago
as
though
they
wart
matchstlckx.
Ten
persona
were
left
dead
and
foundations - whatever in claims
tr*®c
and
comm
uni
cations
Were
disrupted
aa
the
fraesing
rain
and
sleet
If war comes suddenly within sult of a history-of stmt* ovrr
(he hotel was hradquartert, for
turned
Into
lea
on
falling
to
the
ground.
(International
Joundpholo)
ihe
neat srseral years, he adds, many years."
the Aram military ’organisations."
"(Teaily," Dewey said, "llie
air-sea power would be the unly
"Further,” lie said, "the govaituatiuii
i tic* out for llie most
way
ol
quickly
hitting
b
a
il
at
• eminent is catefully tourideiinK
an c nidify. White mVasion in careful husbanding of o u r . rethe situation ctealed by die aibo.'i
some form would be n em iary iourrrs" in the face of mating
of Magana in publicly claiming
to win the war, it' might not cents slid the need to maintain
credit for this dastardly and whole
he
necessary to occupy a i r if essential slate tervirrt.
sale murder of innocanl people."
lb- also proposed loiitinualioii
an enemy's lerritoiv »c capital.
Hagana spokesman said the
of Ibt* state** standby sent con-ATLANTA. Jan 6 |/I*)--ATAiVma1ir~floiwrl| Amendment requiring Nuniti said.
hotel wh* wrecked__locaiiaa- it
t»ol law and the commercial rs-nt
at f district
headquartes-g of votefs to ^‘understand and explain" the Constitution to the satisfaction
______ ...JMgW
Two prime factors in any aixethe Arab military unlta fighting ol lo rd legttliaie m.sy set the paltctn fur a final rlfnrt to bar negroe, ablc conflict of the future, he law* (or one year,
-Ih-wey, an unsli-chircd laiiilld^partition of the Holy l.nml
said, are vast manpower anil tre Bte for the Kcsfiuhliran pn-sldt-nA Jewish Agency stood on ila Irnm soling in tlir South.
mendous
industrial
capacity.
With
tlal nomination, iinid "tin' ilangrr
Georgia'* I Ionian I s'lnatlgr, a leading rx;>nurnl of ujhilc tut*,
previous statementa,- "b au d op
out mentioning Ituxsi* by name of runaway price inflation re
ifagana Intailigrnce end other ark now ledger! ye>trid*y ilial with federal souit invalidation .of South l>ut obviously taking the Soviet stilting
from wartime pressure.
reports, that the -SemlraniU Ho Carolina's ''while pitmaiy.’ tonu such voter-qualification plan at Al- into ncyoAmu, he added:Vra» clear nt tin- end stf lio.til
tel w m headquarter* tor the
"These ctniditilth* exis( today ltle»."
t aba Dus'* wan 'u last tha nee,
military Arab youth' organisa
Tnlmadgr said in an Interview in the. great land mass uf Cen
“However, instead of controls
tions, Nrjada and Fuluwah, an
that such laws probably would tral Asia, in Hast Asia and being maintained until pcnrc’timc
arms distribution center and *
be enacted with intent to bat Western Europe. Tin- two latter production rnulii gel staileil," In* I definite military objective,"
moat negroes from voting. He areas will nut Iw. in a position laid, "the entire structure of war.
<9
HofMVarrUc, Hussein F. Khaladded that he believed it proper to endanger ue /o n , decadea to Jim s Inflation control wit* underte , *crt*Ury ot“>dy Arab diigliei
for registrars to liar negroes cotm- unloai tb iy pas* under nmni-d by executive order on Oct.
committee, declared ths hotel was
while allowing illiterate -whites unified totalitarian eonltol.
”0, 1045, relaxing wage rontrol*."
no military or political beadquur"In tlie event, of war with
to vote.
“This fatul action," he conllnallaar* »* Paar S'aarr
i
irnnfinufte! mm l*#mr
■Ura and lha people who lived
, “ 1 believr," ho asserted, "that
them, did not evcit dabble in
88 to DO peicotit of our white
politics.” He blamed the govern
citiien* sin old vote, Thi-ro an;
ment for “Insufflclant security ImprovementsInSem - many goorl white' people in our
precautions' 'In that part of
country counties Who can’t read
inole County Roads or
Jerusalem." *
write.'H ut they own their own
David Ben-Gurfoh, chairman of
farm* and they do their PWlt
Related
At
Meeting
the Jewish Agency Executive,
thinking.
* was called to the government
"I don’t think, than- than I t
H.
B.
Pope,
Sanford
merchant
™ house to diacuaa -the security
or 18 percent id our negroes
NEW YORK. Jan. B—CA1—The
situation with Sir -Alan Cunning- and aulo parts dr^lrr, war re should vote-."
ALBANY. N7 YTbef. 6
ham, the high commissioner.
elected chairman of the Board
Negro lenders are preparing a Federal Bureau of Investigation The New York S tair CIO’s conTwo Jewish girls of Hagat.u of 'Seminole County Commiuion- court challenge of the Boswell pressed an inquiry today into
were sentenced by a Jerusalem ert by unanimous voir this morn Amendment to the Alabama Con circumstances surrounding an un denmaliun of the I’irsnlenti.il
attem pt to ship an candidacy nf Mrnty A. Wallace,
H H lIa sia
rs il P « r|
A. T. Walden of A'- successful
estimated (15,000 pounds of TNT
ing at a rr-organiration meeting stitution.
ianta. an attorney for the Na from a Jersey City. N. J.. pier to waa viewed in |io|iliral circles
W. G. Kilbee w asjian trd vicq- tional Association for Advance
i’aleslina in violation of export here today as a "break" for both
chairman. L F. Boyle, attorney ment “f Colored People, said rrgulatloh*’
banning shipment nf i.ov. Thomas' I. Dewey and I'lrsfor the board, assumed temporary any similar- enactment liken We arm* o r m unitions to the Middle- iJeni Truman.
would
l*e
tested
in
the
courts,
chairmanship during the voting
Easi.
Through its executive board,
—The HoswetJ Amendment, and
The explosive*, parked In caae*
In seconding the nomination of anything like lt,H said Walden,
labeled industrial machinery, "Vrere the (tale CIO adopted a resolu
Mr, - Pope, Commisiionrr J. F. "Is nothing more nor less than impounded by authorities Satur
tion last night terming “iirrsjionequivalent tu the day aa they were helnr loaded
Frank A. Esterley was re McClelland termed him the "most a subterfuge
<(,<nilsa*S
m
rna*
aboard the Palestine-bound freigh sible" the action of Wallace and
elected president of the Sanford essential man in the county, and
a
—— *
ter Executor. Their contents ware his suppoiteri of a third party
Tourist Club a t a mealing at Ihe the most competent man on the
revealed
when one of the rrates movement.
The Marshall Plan
Tourist Center last evening, fol Board to handle its affairs."
Greek Red Capital
broke during the loading oper was rndorsed in anolhrr frtolulowing a pot luck supper that
hfr.'
P
ojm
>
thanked
the
board
........
Is In Tiny Village ation,
waa enjoyed by more than 70
T h r' Identity of the shipper* tion.
vUllow , ify jd . .A rml tags, ^director members _Icr _lheiL_CDnfidrnff in
has not been determined. KnUUf
The CIO Iniard urged CIO
of tourist activities, announced him and expressed appreciation for
AT1IEN8 Jan. 8 W1)—The con of the FBI Into the case waa 1m today.
uns affiliated with the American
servative
newspaper
|
m
h
r
o
«
their
roo(>eralion
and
support
dur
closed yesterday simultaneously
Dr. C, V. Stark of IJarlan, Ky..
rt'oaliaa*# •« r r « n
quoted refugees from the Gram- with a Slate Department an Labor Party to withdraw lltcir
’waa elected vice president of the
mo*
Mountain*
toijay
as
saying
nouncement that such shipment* support from the party if it "petclub and Mrs.' K. M. Armitage
Q
that the self-proclaimed (tree
tr«* lta a ra aa m l SI* I
sisit" in backing' ‘Wallace,
Communist government of Mar
Man SluRfH W ife On
When Wallace announced hi*
kon
Vafiades
had
established
it
Slat# College, (retired) who came Railroad, Leaves Her
candidacy, at the head of a third
4
Youths
Wreck
19
self'
in
the
tiny
mountain
village
here from Ft. Worth and who .hat
party, It was wld_cly predicted he
of I.ykorecM.
purchased a home, waa named
A utos For Thrills WOUllIF.
>ld dam*tg* Dowry'* rhancr*
The village la In the heart of
1'IIEBIJ). Colo. Jan. 0 (flV chairman of the ahufflaboard ac
i
uf
winning the Republican pre*
the
Grammos
Mountains.
17
miles
A
37-vrar-old
steel
worker
who,
tivities, B. B Harnett waa made
ATLANTA, Jan. 8. </B>— Four idential nomination. The reason
chairman of the horaMhoe courts, Bheriff Earl Dunlap said, ' ad northeast of Konitaa and 10 ihliea gum-chewing,
'teen-age youtha — ing .went (hue;
and Fred Davis and Mrs. Charles mitted slugging his wife ami from Ihe Albanian border.
Wallace would have ALB supVasso Talmberados. a corre* all aona of aoclally-prominent A t
Beat chairman of entertainments, leaving her unconsclouy or ' dead
port
ami approximately a halflanta
famlliea
—
drtre
charged
nondent
for
Embroa,
who
entered
on * railroad track waa held to
sunpsra and indoor activities.
(ra lla a M •* r» * i •'*»
Koriltsa offer Vafladea* guerrilla with vandaliam and malicioua mis
. ^Following the elections, Preai- day on an open charge.
Railroad workera found the forces failed to capture that city chief today and police Chief Her
dent Etterw y told the group why
ha liked Sarlford, stressing its ruapjrled body of the woman. Mrs. as the capital of hi* rebel atate, bert Jenkina aald they ronfeaeed Injunction Is Issued
friendliness, cleanliness, ana hos Edna Vandyne, 31, mother of five said the refugees told him sever tha thrill-wrecking of a t leaat Hi
Agrainst Pieketinsr
pitality. Member* . then - enjoyed children, on the right of way two al well-dressed1 civilians, des automobllea. - •
cribed bv the Villagers as minis
miles from hrre Wednesday.
Chief Jenkina aald the youths
indoor games.
DAVENPORT, Jan. 8, bF > Bherlff Dunlap said the man, ter* of the Vafladea' regime, had were booked aa Danny Payne, 10;
On Thursday, a t' >t00 P. M.
Eustia ahufflaboard players will Harry Vandyne, told him after been seen in Lykorachi since the Leonard Haas, Jr., 16; Ed Evan*; .Fieket line* about the big Holly
Hill Fruit Products Company di*he her# for a match with the long hour* of questioning; that guerrilla leader proclaimed the 17; and Harold P e n t, 17.
local dub,
•
he had walked with his wife existence of tha Communist state
Jenkina said Payne waa re solved today' following issuance
- Musical events and many other through a rtoowstorm, quarreling the day before Christmas.
leased on' |3,000 bond, pending of a 'circuit court injunction *4*>
•
InterMtlnjr act!vllias are being with her about her plan to divorce
hearing fo recorders' court at 4 prevent disturbances at the plant.
planned for the ,t ter aeaaon, him. Finally, Dunlap aald Van Stasson’s Appearance F, M, He la - charged with dis
One employe, B, W, Burn-r,
said Mr. Armitage,
dyne told him, he atruek her with
orderly conduct - malicioua mis was beaten up in an-argum ent
hla flat.
Delayed Until Friday chief and vandalism, and also ia between Holly Hill employes last
Dunlap quoted Vandyne aa
accused of larceny from an auto. night and Deputy Bherlff Bob
atatlng that when the woman fell
Payne signed a statem ent re llaalett aald at Bartow J. W,
WASHINGTON
Jan.
8
OH—
LAKELAND, • Jan. 8 0P)~- her head atruek a railroad track Harold E. Staasen’s appearance counting the personal wrecking of Wooten waa being held on a
He aald he didn't know before a Senate eommittca to 17 c a n , Jenkina said.
The Federal State Float Warn rail.
charge of assault and battery and
ing Service forecast for penin- whether aha waa dead or uacon- back up hla assertions that gov
Jenkina reported that Haas, intimidation “In keeping an emanlar Florida waa Uawt Thurs aeioua. He then walked home ernment Insider* hare profited Evans and re r a t were free on ploy# from going to wark."
day morning In norther* dis and drank hot coffe before re from commodity speculation was $2,000 bond for similar hearing
Tha injunction, obtained by the
tricts and possibly in central porting to authorities that aha delayed today until Friday.
on charge* of dlaorderly conduct plant's operator, H arry Dicriattna,
waa
missing.
districts.
. ......
:!oua mischief and vandal waa served on officials of the
- Staasen, a candidate for the — maliclou
The forecast for tonight and
Citrus Workera Union (AFL).
jtepuhltcan presidential nomina ism.
W/rineedsy morning waa "clear
The picket lines were around
tion. will be the first witness
RED CRIBS ROW
to partly cloudy and slightly
the plant following a walkout
U N BUILDING
WASHINGTON. Jan, 8 (AV- when a Senate Appropriations
higher In te m w n te m . Lowest
Subcommittee hooded by Senator
NEW YORK. Jan, 8 (AT—The J s a . I of 13* employe* following
Red Cross *
. temperature* W W ted ay morning !edged, today that Its »7
Ferguson (R-Mlch) reopens pub Uni ted' Nations. Ilaadquarteera discussions with the plant manin coldest low ground locations fund-raising goal for, 1 U - ---- lic hearing* into commodity Commission agreed today on aev- a foment over a JbargaJotaf - elec.18 -degrees (n northern dirtykta. adopted ever protests of a t least speculation!]
oral modification* of tha protect
Boston
ed akyacrapev world capital to
two local chapters but- instated | The '
nor
had
been
slated
.To
.appear
MEXICAN QUAKE
*
...Chicago
*2 8*
offset tha rising construct ion
the protests in no way-tvsembie
Thursday
morning.
Ferguson
aald
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 8 MPbDenver
#8 M
a “revolt."
costa.
a
Loa Angelee '
.
43 87
Howard Bonham,' Bed Cross Staasen told hint over telephone
Tha changes were necessary to An earthquake rocked this capital
late last night th at he has a long- keep ■tha fcosta within -tha $65,* a mile and a half above tea Uytl
viceNorth Platt# 1■
» «
engagement 000,000 llm ltr authorised bv the today. The flret shiRk waa felt
raila
cha
standing
Antonio , ^
b will pro- General Assembly last fall and about l l t U A, M. (C8T) and a
43 48
I’asco, T ex, and
Ala,. in Pennsylva
promised by Pretldent Trum an, few minutes later a second and
He
23
the
<-•
caused lights to awing
be glad ■object to congressional approval,
(U
tall buildings to away gently.
ad an Interest-free loan. =
a
land For Debts O f.First World W ar
<
>\,V)
n
Alabama Amendment Requires All
Voters To Explain Constitution
H. B. Pope Is
Named Chairman
Of County Board
FBI Investigates
CIO’s Rapping Of
Attempt To Ship Wallace Is Break
TNT To Palestine For Truman, Dewey
(V\
Frank A. Esterley
Retains Presidency
a
Of Tourist Club
THE w
wirnm'iir~
em
Bit) is Offered
J o Write Off.
Finnish Debt
$8,129,970 Is S t i l l
Owed U.S. By Fin
U.S. Is Deficient In Roosevelt Also A t
Manpower, But War
tacked In Address
To Opening-Session
Could Be Won By
Superior Weapons
Of N.Y. Legislature
,
iNO. 18
A IRIAK IN A 38-INCH'watcr main on New York'* West Side brings a
aubway train to a halt on the HIT line at 80th Street and Broadway.
Nine thousand patsrngcra were trapped fur a short time when water
pouted into Ihe tunnel. Service was suspended 5 houtt. (inlemaiicmai)
Florida’s Tax From Racing Has
Dropped 9 Percent From Last Year
I.M L'JJASSj 1 I itt <■ t/l1)
Imt! -<t I l-f
M l, .in n.ii-iiuu J n iu I
S|,i|r K.h i .it- l umntroiun
Krtripl, from Florida’s lax on bc!iimii*
|K*urnl liriiiml |*<| yeas.
i Inirputtrd tv> Gnvrtnor i ildurll lti*l
ll'iouyli 1st, I'lkLy tlir ils lr'. tin. I l.ikr liom luutr ami ting r.icilt* amt
j.u ill.ii l*»i» thtt --raio.i vtui £ I..RH1. 144 fu, snmpaird Lilli $2.1)54,4iS5"l ,-i 'In* fame lime a yrat apu
Iloll) ti,i- aitrniliintr alul 111* anmuilt ofjirltitq! at tin- lltukt tic
off till, yi pir ftiMii lu-t.
e —
—
In 28 da\ • of lmr*t» rurihg tin*
year, 'jmijilo patron* nf Gulfsiteani Bulk l>et 114,18(1,581, rout
pm i d nilli Si 1,874,J i t vvMuert'd^
in 25 day* last yeni ttu tup
uf that, tiulr*tream lost tvi-i
day* of raving hrrailm* of i
horsentfu'., t 'r l t t 1 ami iluiing uvo
runqiatill'll- day* la»t year $81,4.
*
___■e
(Ills w«» wintered to yield $7t
287 to ti|Xv<
Little Damage Is
. Reported From
Today’s Frost
'file itnte'* lake from lu.l •••
la-Uiiig ’ in tin* 28-day |h*i h h I
re|mitiil In the i’iim iu i»i" ii .lh l» ‘
year n n - tl,2(ilM lill, rpliquutd
wilt, ? 1,’IB.VI Id-la'i.t year,
At the various ling tra il.,
tlrrvugtmnt the I'a te . tfm .taei-,,,I tofts Imd wagvreii tl0,02tJ,l'8'l
rompaiid wiljt $1UJiH8,l3ti pu"li',d
tiirougii tlie lietting window, l,v
367-141 i pillions'In the same 1*''
liod a year agu. ‘ ThW yeni'
tux ink,' from tlie ilog, *,» fu
Inti lien $SW,7SS, agaitivl fd'jn,it47 tint year.
A lot si
the o n r’jat
h a v e -tier—
a tux tlike
of 50,1)07 palnm* " f
nlal fronton Ihi* tfesi
f»t2t,7t*tt imd v n l'l'd
of $:W,5<'>'t in I t d ll,v
ii —
Hti „ m*
M o st
r« i,
Farts O f
*t*i
1 1• S .
To Sec F air Weal her
WASHINGTON Jan 6 ( / F ) - r
A Inti 4o relrarr Finland from
furtliri paynimU on ill debt to
the Umird iSlatci. offered by Rep- I'lumley (R-Vl), war aiming the
fint mraMirrt intioducrcf at the
reronveninu of the H()tli Congress
today. ..
"Finland's brave and tesplrndrnl example of integrity and
courage; her payment voniiitrnt- ■
ly and oontecuiivrly of rvery rent
tlir n urd tit, at il came due, de
ceive* potiiitr lecognilion by a
lull ami iiimplrle dnrharge o( alt
liability," I'lumley ,«anl m a state
ment,
- -Fndiuul^alilL Jiwrj - lhii_rpuoUY„
$8,124,470 ft dm the first world
war.
Proposals |«> tel up meat ra
tioning iiiacliineiy on a stand-by
b.itis won llie endorsement today
uf.*. ^ riu tu ii Itr* (H-NY) and
Murray (D-Montlr
While the meal iiiue simmerrd. I'trtidrnl Fiuman's cabinet
lood c.imnutler decided to elimin
ate egglett I luu,day, after this
week' but to continue its appeal
for m eatlri, luetdsyt.
Janir, A. Stillwell, food eon*
tervalion director, announced that
thi, step it lieing taken because of
a tratomtl on tea,i* in the supply
of rggt.
Stillwi-U null’d oil tH'hatf of the
t'aliini't Foot! Committro that the
supply of livestock, otr the other
liuii.1. ti diminishing. Tlie com “ i
mit ter took tlie stand that for
this ii'snui it i* Imperative tha*
rnvutlr** Tuenlays lie continued
even though meat “may be offer- :
n l In non cooperating restaurant*
and hotel*."
Tin’ meat lira* and epgle** ilmya,
along-with |toult»yle»* day*,, were
Innuguralptl l*-t Itetnl^r to aave
uiiitii for rt-ltef' shipment* abroad.
I'oulirvles* Ihurnlay* were ahandimed in NuyendaTi 1 •.
Till* Agrlrtilturt' Department
Iin. brudicUit a meat shortage
II nail,Ilira aa I'a tr I w rl
Cclerv Yield So Far] Official Says Tax
Is Under Last Year; | Cuts Should Help
. Prices Are Good Low Income Group
Jark l ion r.intc . lu _iiaDfiud-] WASHINGTON, Jan, n (Ah—
this morning, hut ai pirsenl . il j Any income tax cut voted by
it too e.rily to determine |Mi,tible Congress this year. Rep, William*
damage to lendei , top,. I hr me, (D-Missl -aid iinlay, should protidis'f "for tliuse who need
nirroury tu llirimimirlrt* dtoppc'l vidr
il those iii tli,* Inwvr income
t" Ih degieet at the faint of hracket*."
,
llrihert llrhren, at l-ake Monroe,
Willliams told a reporter he
and to 18 at llie ( rnlial Honda feels it is "atiiiit time to reduce ,
tin- tiiirh uartim e . * income * tax
l.xprrimrnt Station on the ra»t rates.
tide, ^il ~w,n icported.
"We're civine tola of relief to
Manager II. I Lehman at the Europe, it’s about time tu pro
blale f at inert’ Market was of the vide a little relief here at home."
said, however, he feel*
opinion lint morning that no *prr llieWilliam*
telief should go to the laxial damartr of anv extent riill pityi'i . wit it tlie smaller income*
,,u"'. ,l1ir “,l;1 ■"ul / “**'■ and addeh llml I couldn’4 support
I hr Kcnrr.il vomlUnm ol llie (lie lErputiiiruu tax bill* last year
I I M la tt te U F v l *»»i F
K I K it)
iclery n o p it sali*Jac|Qty artil goinf
yirlds atr 4mlicalrd, artorojxg «•»
Father Shot By Son
'local giowrit ami >bipper<. At
IlmuglV ti/ei air not utriaKliiK Asks Charge Dropped
•
J> laigr at luuld be ilrtiirtl, the
DECATUR,
Jan. 6 (47—The
llatullmursl •'« (‘KtF I'" mH
nain of two charge* nf Idrdlhot
*
oi the .hack failed lu dim the
affection of Joe Dodd
Funeral Sunday For fatherly
for hi*t IH.-yrar old *on, OlH j]
Fire Chief’K Mother Junior.
The fallier pleaded with Dekalb i
EuniAal service* for Mr*. Dora county officer* yesterday to dla*
Cleveland, mother of Fire Chief mis* a charge of assault with
Mark Cleveland and Arnold C. intent to' murder, and free hi*
Cleveland, both of Sanford, were »on. Hr was turned down and
held-Sunday afternoon in Hart* Oil* Junior was put under |SdO / ,
.tyeil, (i*.. Home- of- the deceased,—4eonl- Joe—fur-tlier - »*Uo»w—- ———Police Captain A. L. Day ta lJ
. Mack Cleveland, accompanied
hy another brother in Orlando, Oti* Junior Dodd shot hi* fath- '
left -Saturday to attend the ser er twice Saturday with a .12
vice*. Mr*. Cleveland had visited Kuage shotgun, once aa the old
here on a number of neca*iona er man ran. Then a* the father
with her aona and bor stater-in- found refuge In a nearby Itouan,
law. Mr*. Lliliab Vickery.
day added, the son fired a third
blast into the house.
GAItKHON |'|t (IRK
The po(Jye captain said thq
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6. t , h - A firing followed au argument baspeciai assist not to the Attorney tween the father and (ton over
General atnrted today giving a how to hang wallpaper.
federal rrand Jury details of wai
He added that the elder Dodd
contract* held by (he Garsaon was found lying in a pa'ch of
brother*, Illinois munltiona mak woods to badly peppered with
er*, and announced he would need shot that he required hospital
"five, six, or acven week*,"
treatment.
"This must be .a very unusual
situation Indeed that would , re*
MRtb WARREN DIRS
quire that much time,” comment
GAINESVILLE Jan. 8 (AV
ed Judge W. Calvin CbcstnuL
Mr*. Grace P. Warren. 80. mol
The brothers, Henry and 81ur- c r of Fuller Warren, Jack*
ray C anton, and former Rem. attorney whose name has
Andrew May of Kentucky, long-’ mentioned i.freuuently aa a
time chairman nf tha House tutorial candidate thl* year,
Military Committee, wer# con- In a hospital her* today.
victor} last July on charge* that
Mr*. W arrro, p r o m l In e
Die Canton* gate May I&V known throughout the sta
834.07 in bribe*. The conviction* for year* Alachua county
are npw on appeal. -*
b
llv
A S S O C IA T E D
fhehs
Gunenllv fntv wenllier, with
tempi'i.inn. , nt or aftovc normal,
wg* in iirninfft for mo*t of tlie
nation today.
Unlit nmiw fell in Ohio mid
lower Mi' lucnn ninf wo* exjierti il
to extend into IVnnsvivania and
New York. Their* wn* rain in
lilt- Fbcifle Nortliwpsl.
Temperature* in the eastern
nuarler of the rounlrv Were rePorted slightly helmv normal hut
Jn many *ertlona of the Midwest
Ihi* mercury -was exported to
climli alaive freezing, duplicat
ing yesterday’* marks, Tlie eolde*t *pul on the morning weather
man wn* fn Tiorthwestern Mlnnr.sola where the merrury touched
near xero,
Clear akie* were promiaed
Ihroughout the South, the Groat
i'laln* and ill aertlon* of Ihe
Midwest. Rain fell In Washing
ton. 'Oregon, northern California
and Part* of Idaho.
Arixona reported tho highest
temperature* yesterday, 76 at
Phoenix and 74 at Yuma.
RANSOM DEMANDED
HONG KONO Jan. 0 <JP) —
Pirate* who looted the Dutch
steamer Van Hcutx and kidnap
ed six of its wealthy Chinese pas
senger* Dec. 14 today demanded
100,000 Hong Kong dollar* ($50,0001ransom for each.
The demand* were reported hy
the newspaper Wah Ktu Man Po,
which aald Swatow relatives of
the kidnaped men received Iden
tical ransom note*, signed D ag
Ling. It added that. Ling Ling
presumably is the leader of the
pirate band, auppoaedlp based nt
nearbv Bisk Bay, nqar where the
Van lleuts was looted.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE SIX
Grain Brokers
er (he subpoena was "just s frwmalily" followed because of the
firm's reluctance to yield sis books
on Crahsm's accounts withoui »n - George Touhy will be the man
order, although it had tigrred to ager of the jocal branch of the
General Truck and Equipment
•urn thrm over.
The subcommittee, beaded by Company at 20B West Firat Street,
S e n a t o r Ferguson (Ft M irhir -Rolxrt A. Camp, vice-president,
planned to M'gin analyzing the announced fddsy. Ray Browning
records -today together with an and Tommy Godtiold will be ser
manager and parts manager,
other set of ItOoks on 1h.»- itrnln vice
speculation of Kdwin W . Faulty, respectively
special assistant -in Serretary of.] The Sanford organization will
supplement those in Orlando asJ
the Army Hoyall.,
Miami and like them will mer
in response to a committee chandise
GMG trucks and Allis
Chalmers engine, and farm equip
turned over his personal records ment imd ■will prnviile facilities
to the appropriations unit latr
Saturday night. KnowtAkid. Fer'guson and committee staff mVmher* spent several hours Sunday
going over the Looks.
-KnuwtnM said Fautt-v .might
lx railed later this week- to give
additional details ronrerning Ids
market activities.
Faulev testified last month
that when he M'cami- Royall's
assistant last fall lie held 500.000
bushel* of grain ‘ lie said be bad
disposed of all but /VO,000 hiisliel*
—ami wo.* <1 (iti.liijo "worse off"
os n result and had promised
Rovnll to aril, tin- test as fast us
good business practices would
permit,
Pauley told the committee be
never had- any "inside"’ govern
ment Information in ronnertion
wl(h his trading.
There is iiotidng illegal about
trading in commodities, bid Mr.
Truman lathed out at sixculators
last October as partly responsib parts department of a truck
agency. ,
le for driving up grain prlres,
For the pant sixty day* the
A list of government employe
grain trader* nleuicd by .the building has- Men undergoing
extensive
“ renovating and new
Agrlcidiure Department last week
disclosed that Graham held Ml, equipment of the latest design is
00U bushels'of wheat future, last
KeUtemMr.
The general nrknowleilged tills,
but ra id 'h r had give*! ht* brnkrr
a green light to invest his money
as tin* broker saw fit. He added
he db| not know that he owprd
anv xofltmodltie* until he cheeked
up when the (‘resident erarked
duwn on sperulatorM, lie order
ed Id. holding sold forthwith, In'
.said, liache and Company coun
tered with .a-statem ent Ihi^l Gio*
It s g i nerah^tlrTwever, reiterated
his version and added "I losldmy
kocks."
Meanwhile, an Fill Investiga
tion of Giaham‘*_ holdings came
to light when Knuwland wrote
Bsrhe and Company about Gra
ham and was told by the firm
that "the- FBI railed on us" for
Information on Graham's ac
counts. The FBI informed Knowland that "th is information had
been turned over lu the Justice
Department.
While
Scuttle
itm-stigatur*
busied ihrnixelviM with the Look*
man August M. Androgen JitMlnn i of u S|xclul House, Committ.* check it.g on speculation
was of on a sleuthing i i i i m M ii
which he cloaked with secrecy.
AudeiM'ii lefi Washington yes
terday on u three or four day
trip, but he would not say, where
ho was headed. He told a news'
man only that ho was after In
formation on speculation.
Supreme Court
* ' ,<t'eal1a ■**.,• lam
I ' h sf II kfi
unconstitutional.
Refused to review an Alabama
Supreme Court decision .which set
astip* u $16,000 damage award
the GiVenwnod Cafe, Binning;
ham, won in lower nlate ciAirts
■against the AFL lintel Employ
ees Union. The cafe sued the undon on grounds tin union railed
a strike without giving the cafe
reasonable opportunity In consid
er the union's demand*.
Rafused to review a decision
hy the U ..S - Circuit Court lq
San Franrlscn Which approved
claim* by the California and Ha
waiian Sugar Refining Corp. foi*
processing tax refund* which the
government said totaled about
$8,000,000. The taxes on process
ing of sugar and Jute worn coliecled under til# Autrlrulturat Ad
justment Act uf THUS,.
The DIRe UFA Awxm--hlgliiatrd
during Hip war when'UFA agent,
were lipped hy a nmn named
___ Jteactl DmI Frank HuUlit* planned
• to *»ll counterfeit gasollim FalTon
• coupons Ifihlsi. T wo investigators
and n Buffalo detective saw Bul■tltla's car stop at a street eor-
:
n*r,
,
Kalian Strikes
it'ssilaiK* (mm 1’sge WteJ
strike of (10,000 bank employees,
demanding more money and
other M'oefit*. •
Street car* In Messina w ire not
agency said ,in*hy worker* reachcjjJbe^-Ttfores of employment reyard less. Food - stores - and public
buildings remained open. Fnllcc
fimcs were strengthened.
Another genersl
strike was
called in llnreellnns in protest to
the arrest Saturday of a score of
demonstrators,
including
Ipcsl
Iplmr leader
>
yesterday, charged that the gov
ernment had "sold Itself to th<
United Stales and the Vatican'
sittl breused de Gasnyrl of "organ1
Ming squails to unchain an offcm
sive against the worker*."
Georg* Touhy has been named
manager of the lixal branch of
the General Truck ami Equipment
Company which will handle GMC
truck* and Allis Chalmers m.glues, farm equipment ami Funliar ear*. ,
. ,*
St. Johns Canal
(('amUsa**
Irmm
fa t* Out
floo<l -control aspects of a St.
Johns-Indlan Rivet can*F"i**umc*
a new aspect, including the fine
possibilities for pleasure Muting,
as was fully pointed nut at a
hearing held before U.' H. En
gineer* at the Mayfair Inn on
Aug. 20, 1040. At the -hearing,
numerous eivlr, business and
chamber of rommrrre represent*
stives from Jacksonville to Kis
simmee were outspoken in their
favor for surjt a pro feet
, Mr,. Higgins today pointed out
In the report by Col. Mason J.
Young, the vast scope of the
total program, Including levee
protection * of I .ahe Okeechobee,
control of floods In the St. John*
and Klwlmmee Valleys, improve
ment of drainage and prevention
of salt w atrr inslruslon in coastal
srra. In addition to initial cost
it is estimated th at the *um_of
$.1,703,000 will be expended an
nually for maintenance.
'However, since development of
the comprehensive plan 1* cx^
pected to greatly benefit Florida
interests, the report requires that
they provide without coat to the
United States, all lands, case
ments. and rights of way and
l>ear the cost of relocations and
alteration* of highway's and pub
lic utilities.
Total cost of lands ami reloca
tions to be borne by Florida In
terests Is estimated at I7.U42.000.
State Interest! are also expected
to expend * annualfy 13.042,000,
for maintenance costs, and to
provide a contribution of *20,391,000 toward thu first rust of
the project
our high schools know, I believe
all the peoples of the world would
turn to our forms of goverment.
They are what they aw because
of the kind of education ther
have been subjected lo.“
■ Mr. Lawton said that the big
gest university in the world today
la the United Nations. "In that
big school,” he continued, “there
are aometimei students who aren't
willing to obey the rules, men like
whp Ipslst
Molotov and “ Ishlnsky
___
on making, their own rules'. But
we are hoping 'th a t In time,
through the world wide facilities
of UNESCO,' all will know what
we know and then they will turn
to our way of life. The United
States is putting up mos) of the
$7,000,000 on which UNESCO will
operate this year, and If It Is
successful, it will prove a very
worthwhile investment."
Declaring that children are not
educated in order to get out of
digging ditches, but rather to dig
lx tter ditches, Mr. I.awton quoted
a common complaint nowaday*
that there are s o ' many people
getting higher education* that
there will soon be■no one left to
do the work. He declared this a
fallacious doctrine am! one which
should have gone out of style
with tlip little red school house.
Mr. Lawton pointed out that
before lb# recent legislative setslon, Florida ranked 37lh among
the states of the union in the
amount of money spent on Its
puhlie schools on a per capita
basis. But today, lie added, be
muse of-. Dm recently enert.d
school latfs, FJorlda probably
ranks first among all the stales
In improvements currently being
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 6 (AT—
Circuit Judges Frederick R. Hocker of Ocala and H erbert U.
Frederick of Port Orange quali
fied with Secretary of State Gray
today as candidates for re-elec
tion. lloeker serve* In the Fifth
ericult. Frederick in the Seventh.
Thomas 8. Caro of Kay West
qualified aa a candidate for reelection as judge of the Monroe
County Criminal Court of Record,
and W, E. Roehuek of Weal Palm
Beach sent in his papers and
fees for re-election as solicitor
for the . Palm Beach Criminal
Court of Record,
SEA RESCUE
JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 (AT—
Three visitors adrift In a rubber
raft off Jacksonville Reach were
rescued yesterday, but their res
cuers In turn had to be rescued.
The three, identified as Irvin
Zipp of Daytona Beach, Robert
Jones of Cleveland, 0.. and L. IL
Henry of Anniston, Ala.', were
fishing near the beaeh when
fresh winds and strong currents
swept them out to sea.
Spectators noticing their plight
railed the life guard station which
was closed for the winter but
near which four guardsmen wen*
working.
The four—Harold Eady, Jr.,
.Joseph l.hing, Charles Shattuch
and Cart Bowie* — launched a
surfboat and rowed out the six
miles to pick up the triu but were
making Now h e a d w a y hack
against the wind, with only one
pair of oars.
Meanwhile, Lamar Griffin had
put to sea in his amphibious
duck. IL- took the surfboat In
tow 's m r brought the seven to
The legislature, lx continued, shore.
doubled The money appropriated
by the State for the |fuhttr ---------- CONVICT DIRS-----------schools.. Hr explained that * this
RAIFORD Jan. 6 (A*)—Reuben
does not mean that tearhrr* Harper. 30, negro convicted of
salaries were doubled or th at the rape in Columbia County about a
county tax burden for schools yrar ago, died in .the electric
was lessened. On the contrary he chair at the state prison farm
pointed out, it created new re- here today;
aponaibllitles for the counties and
resulted In an increase In the
school tnlllag# In Seminole Coun-; Burmese Rejoice For
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ST. PETE SAINTS
ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 5 (AT
—The 8t. Petersburg Saints of
the Florida International League
will do their 1048 Spring training
at- Cocoa on the Florida East
Coast, it was announced today by
club business -manager O, -Vr
(Bill) Hayes.
Th.eSalntV pitcher* and catch
ers will report March 10 and the
balance of the squad March If
and .the club wilt go directly frohi.
’Cocoa to Migml Beach to open
the F1L season April 0. *
DIRT T f e r RIDERS
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. fr-tAT
The recognized motorcycle speed
record for half-mile dirt tracks
was bested by Buck Briggs nee of
Jacksonville at* the Jacksonville
speedway yesterday,
Hia mark of 28.0. seconds was
considerably lower than the rec
ognized record of 27A3 seconds
set at Richmond, Va., by Floyd
Ernde.
*.
ERVIN RESIGNS
, TALLAHASSEE Jan. S (A TR, W. (Dick) Ervin today t r signed aa resident attorney of
the . State Road Department to
become a candidate for Attorney
General of Florida.
SCOUT COUNCIL
JACKSONVILLE Jan. 6 (A TScout headquarter* said today
that Horace Williamson, execu
tive of the Slue Ridge, council of
Greenville, S. C., would berome
executive of rt%«- north Florida
round] of Jan. 18, succeeding M.
G. Boswell who has resigned to
go with- regional headquarters in
Atlanta.
TRAFFIC VICTIM
Greater
Miami's third traffic death of the
vear was recorded early today
when Thomas Clayton, 30, died
in Jacluon Memorial Hospital of
inlurle* suffered yesterday in a
motorcycle accident.
Under the new laws teachers Independence Treaty
aro paid on the basis of ability
and preparation for their work,
RANGOON, Burma Jan. 6 (AT
•he said, anH' 'tedcher* with a — Crowds surgrd through the
bachelor's degree and 26 to 30 streets celebrating Burma'* In
lupils receive a minimum of dependence yesterday as parlia
ment, In its first act as a sover
President Gordon Brisson pre eign assembly, beat down Com
sided over the meeting. Visitors munist opposition and ratified a
were introduced by Randall Chase nsw treaty with Britain.
and Included Charles Marion of
The treaty cancels $80,000,000
Lakewood, N. J., Bishop Henry in Burmese debts to Britain,
Louttlt and John Fayn* of; Or gives Britain permission to main
lando, Arthur Stewart of Mel tain military tjases in Burma and
bourne anil J. L. Flood of San* provides for transfer of 27 smsll
vessels to the Surmrse navy.
which he sold he* had found.
Shortly nftetwarsl he was search
ed and 100 counterfeit coupons
were found Ixtweon his shirt and
underwear
The U, 8 Court uf Appeal!
in Nuw York throw out Ullle’i
conviction • on the ground thi
coupons were obtained in an urn
lawful search. The circuit court
said Deltl's presence In the car
did md conltltute a probable
cause for txllevlng hr was a part
to an Illicit coupon transfer be-
-carchei
You really should Investigate what the
Halter and the Frazer offer you before
you buy any carl If you don't, you may
let habit lead you Into an Investment
which can soon be greatly depreciated.
M P which
w i l l i'll ll
You might buy a DfiAW**
“ new" car
It
merely a “ face-lifted" prewar model.
The chancee are thar such a "new" car
will be obaoleted when l u manufac
turer geta around to announcing a
really new, postwar automobile! What
happens to your Investment thent
You take no euch gamble when you
buy a Kaiser or a Fraser. These care
are now from the ground t)p. And their
newness la by no meana confined to the
styling which haa been eo flatteringly
lmltatedl There la new design, new
engineering and new m anufacturing
technique In virtually every feature of
theee ultra-modern car*. For proof,
examine the Kalaer-Praxer exclusive*
desert bed below — Just a few among
scores! Come In and see the others!
The ride you never forget I K-f's .engineers
discarded prewar Ideas of chaeal* lonttrui tlon.
By redistributing mass and load, and by
cradling both seats between the wheels, they
creeled a ride never known before la any car.
Wider than blah by >H Inchest But that'* only
half t ha story of U u super-safe roods blMty of tho
Kaiser sad the Fraser. A low center of gravity
and effortless steering give you th at feeling
ROBSON
SPORTING GOODS
306 E . 1st S (.
P h . 998
TI0LEN E
Cartridge Been
Changed?
Seminole Tire Shop
Phone 97
Amerlca'e Meet Bee
Aluwlauai - Cedar - Poll*!
Aik Me For Free E
P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Rc
Phone 2-0729
WHISKER , WINE
★
★
S PACKAGE STORE
410 Sanford Avenue
that the General means
D m he reaped* *ny public service©
i a rnsoonsihillty he Would have to
union*.
Referring I n d i r e c t l y to the fulfill.”
General MacArlhur, who main
Schuman Tax Bill in his St. E ti
enne address, De Gaulle said that tains hi* voting residence in
when economic meaeure* “have Wisconsin. made his statement in
to he decided on a regime found a m* sf age of congratulations on
ed on parties cannot help but the opening of the state's centen
nial celebration.
fall,"
"A* I reflect upon the events
I)e Gaulle and his followers op
pose ' coalition governments such In this century of effort ahd pro
Ms Schuman'* middle-of-the-road gress," -he stated, **l am proud
indeed that mv own life leld eep ly A
cabinet of Socialists, radical So looted
t euilstvil In
ia a l
L
i* •I ^
In Wisconsin'* tpast,
for
cialists and popular Republican*. have trod those same Wisconsin
Outlining a plan for economic paths which my father -and my
reform .for the first lime, I)* grandfather once trod, and take
Gaulle aaid he favored doing great pride In the knowledge that
away nilh the trade union* en my opportunity for service to
tirely and substituting "asiuxip- country found Its origin in Wis
tlons."
.
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consin's selection and appoint
These associations, .hr said, ment. as did my father* and
would "fix conditions of Tabor" grandfather before me.
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
We make our own Ice Cream, All flavorn
. Tasty — Delirious — Healthful
T I P - T O P
ICE
•I Sanford' Avenue
CREAM
Phone 1218
STOGK-snd EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S
•k
ikjjIHw
CAMPING
CHANGE TO
20I N. Pork
Mac Arthur
STANDARD SERVICE STATION
It Is estimated that a modern
-steamboat wUt- use mors power.In
crossing the Atlantic than was
nurd In the construction of the
Great Fyramld in Egypt.
Hoo Your Oil,
who go to make it up — nan*,
agers, foremen, and workmen act
ing aa equal* with organized •
arbitration.**
De Gaulle proposed that when
such an association of an industry
had been organism! “its repre
sentative rould.and should be In- g .
corporated into the state."
Observers were quick ( t note
that the parliamentary system of
representation of industries was
tried In Italy by Mussolini and
exists today in Spain and portu-
HUNTING
"Reactionary provokers should
remrmtier that w* have lwhind iis
lens uf thousands of youths who
tearneil in use arms as partisans
and are ready to life them If
necessary,
“Nevertheless
we
do *not
threaten recourse to violence."
Togllatti
lashed out at tho
United States us well as at the
Uidimi government, Celling the
'Mirectlng cl***e*" In .America
"promoter* of war."-
•
They ftiuml liuttilta at the
wheel, DIRe IxsUle him, ami Heed
, In the.hack scat with two cou. pun* in his liana. Reed said he
Tj got thorn from Butittta. The de-■ tective felt lbs clothing of all
__ tb ro i to set. If th e y 'h a d we*p^ " O B a . The trio, was taken to j
police stallmu There DIRe related
th a t Ilnttltta had asked him to
go along) on a ear ride.
—
DIRe w as mid to lay hi* iw>«' / ' sessions on a police table, lie
pxudiV*A-lwo .gasoline coupon*
Schuman Vote
Lawton
George Touhy Is
Made Manager Of
New Thick Concern
SPEEDY SALES & SERVICE
; 9 0 1 - West First Street
:
PHONE 155
EARL HIGGINBOTHAM
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THK WEA 1 -
There In Strength—
ct the I' m m t l Ibr Worldi
otc the Progress of America;
are Prosperity for Stanford.
fa ir through Wcilne*
change in lemperalut
*aria Me « imt».
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
I Bombing
P alestin e
Is Denounced
SANFORD, FLORIDA
EstablUhed 1908
XXXVIII
Icy Storm Bends Chicago- Towers
i
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v4'Y t
£ - r ** X* • r
Killing O f. T w e n ty ;
Persons By Hagana If
Organization Said
q ) Dastardly
Murder
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Niraitz Says . Dewey Blames
U.S. Navy Is President For
Ruler 01 Seas
ices
Flood Hajts New York Subway
-TT* •
WASHINGTON Jan
,
H. B. Pope Is
Named Chairman
Of County Board
FBI Investigates
CIO’s Rapping Of
Attempt To Ship Wallace Is Break
TNT To Palestine For Truman, Dewey
Frank A. Esterley
Retains Presidency
a
Of Tourist Club
THE w
wirnm' iir~
em
6 (/F )-r
A Inti 4o relrarr Finland from
furtliri paynimU on ill debt to
the Umird iSlatci. offered by Rep- I'lumley (R-Vl), war aiming the
fint mraMirrt intioducrcf at the
reronveninu of the H()tli Congress
today. ..
n
Alabama Amendment Requires All
Voters To Explain Constitution
Bit) is Offered
Jo Write Off.
Finnish Debt
$8,129,970 Is S t i l l
Owed U.S. By Fin
land For Debts O f.First World War
U.S. Is Deficient In Roosevelt Also A t
Manpower, But War
tacked In Address
Could Be Won By
To Opening-Session
Superior Weapons
Of N.Y. Legislature
A*
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 (A1)- ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. <> \,V)
JERUSALEM. Jan. 6 (A V A
Fleet Admiral Chester W: Nuniti Cov. Thomas E. Drwry blamed
Palestine government spokesman. •
commenting as Arab and Jrwrilj
4f I-i says the United States Navy hulds President' Truman today for the
"undisputed control of the se a " "rxhoihitanl" cost of living and
gunfire rounded alntoil continu*n<l could eitablish floating ai. stihinilted to ihe Njrw York lexisouiljr in Jerutaleiu. declaied to
i fields off any shore to attack laluic a pLogumi to rhrek infla
day the blasting of die Semi?-J=
inland areas.
rantii Hotel here was a “dastardly
tion lit the shite, highlighted by a
The former Chief of Nartd pledyr of no new taxes.
t and wholesale murder of innocent
Opr i a hum. m a - rrputt pirparvd
people "
Dollar devaluation, ihe increase
liefure lie relinquished that |soyl in delit and other | kiIkic» of
“
twenty pertom. 19 of them Ar
Iasi month ^ u l made public to President Roosevelt m the 1410s
abs, perithed in the blast yes
day. also pi edicts the' Navy of also vontlihuled "iss the perilous
terday,, which the Jewtih under
the future will . aim its carrier- situation m which out country
ground militia, Magana, said it
ha rd planrs with atom U>mbt. finds itself," IVrssrv rtteilcd m
set off.
Ihe United States is "ie|a. "Tire government tales a se
hi, annual mescaue to tlir 171-1
lisrly ih fu icnt" in ntan|>ower
rious view of the publicly made
tetrion uf the legitlalure. * *
compared to Central A*i*. East
claim Ly Liagana" that it rx"SuiIt j situation as we. base
Ass*--or Western -Eurofie, buL
eculedlh e attack! lKc~TpoYesman
f«wlj) in~lKe n ilid n ."' th«''G nver'
c
o
ld
win
a
war
neverlhejrit
with
* said, and is satiilied so-called
ACCOMPANIED IT WINDS In n e n a of 50 miles an hour, Ilia tcy storm
'upciuii wrapuns and naval air- not in«i>tcd, "could have come
^ Jewish sources were without any
which struck the Midwest bent these 204-fool high radio towers in
sea
rtirnglh. he said.
».
* about only as the cutiiulalive re
Chicago
as
though
they
wart
matchstlckx.
Ten
persona
were
left
dead
and
foundations - whatever in claims
tr*®c
and
comm
uni
cations
Were
disrupted
aa
the
fraesing
rain
and
sleet
If war comes suddenly within sult of a history-of stmt* ovrr
(he hotel was hradquartert, for
turned
Into
lea
on
falling
to
the
ground.
(International
Joundpholo)
ihe
neat srseral years, he adds, many years."
the Aram military ’organisations."
"(Teaily," Dewey said, "llie
air-sea power would be the unly
"Further,” lie said, "the govaituatiuii
i tic* out for llie most
way
ol
quickly
hitting
b
a
il
at
• eminent is catefully tourideiinK
an c nidify. White mVasion in careful husbanding of o u r. rethe situation ctealed by die aibo.'i
some form would be n em iary iourrrs" in the face of mating
of Magana in publicly claiming
to win the war, it' might not cents slid the need to maintain
credit for this dastardly and whole
he
necessary to occupy a i r if essential slate tervirrt.
sale murder of innocanl people."
lb- also proposed loiitinualioii
an enemy's lerritoiv »c capital.
Hagana spokesman said the
of Ibt* state** standby sent con-ATLANTA. Jan 6 |/I*)--ATAiVma1ir~floiwrl| Amendment requiring Nuniti said.
hotel wh* wrecked__locaiiaa- it
t»ol law and the commercial rs-nt
at f district
headquartes-g of votefs to ^‘understand and explain" the Constitution to the satisfaction
______ ...JMgW
Two prime factors in any aixethe Arab military unlta fighting ol lo rd legttliaie m.sy set the paltctn fur a final rlfnrt to bar negroe, ablc conflict of the future, he law* (or one year,
-Ih-wey, an unsli-chircd laiiilld^partition of the Holy l.nml
said, are vast manpower anil tre Bte for the Kcsfiuhliran pn-sldt-nA Jewish Agency stood on ila Irnm soling in tlir South.
mendous
industrial
capacity.
With
tlal nomination, iinid "tin' ilangrr
Georgia'* I Ionian I s'lnatlgr, a leading rx;>nurnl of ujhilc tut*,
previous statementa,- "b au d op
out mentioning Ituxsi* by name of runaway price inflation re
ifagana Intailigrnce end other ark now ledger! ye>trid*y ilial with federal souit invalidation .of South l>ut obviously taking the Soviet stilting
from wartime pressure.
reports, that the -SemlraniU Ho Carolina's ''while pitmaiy.’ tonu such voter-qualification plan at Al- into ncyoAmu, he added:Vra» clear nt tin- end stf lio.til
tel w m headquarter* tor the
"These ctniditilth* exis( today ltle»."
t aba Dus'* wan 'u last tha nee,
military Arab youth' organisa
Tnlmadgr said in an Interview in the. great land mass uf Cen
“However, instead of controls
tions, Nrjada and Fuluwah, an
that such laws probably would tral Asia, in Hast Asia and being maintained until pcnrc’timc
arms distribution center and *
be enacted with intent to bat Western Europe. Tin- two latter production rnulii gel staileil," In* I definite military objective,"
moat negroes from voting. He areas will nut Iw. in a position laid, "the entire structure of war.
<9
HofMVarrUc, Hussein F. Khaladded that he believed it proper to endanger ue /o n , decadea to Jim s Inflation control wit* underte , *crt*Ury ot“>dy Arab diigliei
for registrars to liar negroes cotm- unloai tb iy pas* under nmni-d by executive order on Oct.
committee, declared ths hotel was
while allowing illiterate -whites unified totalitarian eonltol.
”0, 1045, relaxing wage rontrol*."
no military or political beadquur"In tlie event, of war with
to vote.
“This fatul action," he conllnallaar* »* Paar S'aarr
i
irnnfinufte! mm l*#mr
■Ura and lha people who lived
, “ 1 believr," ho asserted, "that
them, did not evcit dabble in
88 to DO peicotit of our white
politics.” He blamed the govern
citiien* sin old vote, Thi-ro an;
ment for “Insufflclant security ImprovementsInSem - many goorl white' people in our
precautions' 'In that part of
country counties Who can’t read
inole County Roads or
Jerusalem." *
write.'H ut they own their own
David Ben-Gurfoh, chairman of
farm* and they do their PWlt
Related
At
M
eeting
the Jewish Agency Executive,
thinking.
* was called to the government
"I don’t think, than- than I t
H.
B.
Pope,
Sanford
merchant
™ house to diacuaa -the security
or 18 percent id our negroes
NEW YORK. Jan. B—CA1—The
situation with Sir -Alan Cunning- and aulo parts dr^lrr, war re should vote-."
ALBANY. N7 YTbef. 6 (V\
ham, the high commissioner.
elected chairman of the Board
Negro lenders are preparing a Federal Bureau of Investigation The New York S tair CIO’s conTwo Jewish girls of Hagat.u of 'Seminole County Commiuion- court challenge of the Boswell pressed an inquiry today into
were sentenced by a Jerusalem ert by unanimous voir this morn Amendment to the Alabama Con circumstances surrounding an un denmaliun of the I’irsnlenti.il
attem pt to ship an candidacy nf Mrnty A. Wallace,
H H lIa sia
rs il P « r|
A. T. Walden of A'- successful
estimated (15,000 pounds of TNT
ing at a rr-organiration meeting stitution.
ianta. an attorney for the Na from a Jersey City. N. J.. pier to waa viewed in |io|iliral circles
W. G. Kilbee w asjian trd vicq- tional Association for Advance
i’aleslina in violation of export here today as a "break" for both
chairman. L F. Boyle, attorney ment “f Colored People, said rrgulatloh*’
banning shipment nf i.ov. Thomas' I. Dewey and I'lrsfor the board, assumed temporary any similar- enactment liken We arm* o r m unitions to the Middle- iJeni Truman.
would
l*e
tested
in
the
courts,
chairmanship during the voting
Easi.
Through its executive board,
—The HoswetJ Amendment, and
The explosive*, parked In caae*
In seconding the nomination of anything like lt,H said Walden,
labeled industrial machinery, "Vrere the (tale CIO adopted a resolu
Mr, - Pope, Commisiionrr J. F. "Is nothing more nor less than impounded by authorities Satur
tion last night terming “iirrsjionequivalent tu the day aa they were helnr loaded
Frank A. Esterley was re McClelland termed him the "most a subterfuge
<(,<nilsa*S
m
rna*
aboard the Palestine-bound freigh sible" the action of Wallace and
elected president of the Sanford essential man in the county, and
a
—— *
ter Executor. Their contents ware his suppoiteri of a third party
Tourist Club a t a mealing at Ihe the most competent man on the
revealed
when one of the rrates movement.
The Marshall Plan
Tourist Center last evening, fol Board to handle its affairs."
Greek Red Capital
broke during the loading oper was rndorsed in anolhrr frtolulowing a pot luck supper that
hfr.'
P
o
jm
>
thanked
the
board
........
Is In Tiny V illage ation,
waa enjoyed by more than 70
T h r' Identity of the shipper* tion.
vUllow , ify jd . .A rml tags, ^director members _Icr _lheiL_CDnfidrnff in
has not been determined. KnUUf
The CIO Iniard urged CIO
of tourist activities, announced him and expressed appreciation for
AT1IEN8 Jan. 8 W1)—The con of the FBI Into the case waa 1m today.
uns affiliated with the American
servative
newspaper
|
m
h
r
o
«
their
roo(>eralion
and
support
dur
closed yesterday simultaneously
Dr. C, V. Stark of IJarlan, Ky..
rt'oaliaa*# • « r r « n
quoted refugees from the Gram- with a Slate Department an Labor Party to withdraw lltcir
’waa elected vice president of the
mo*
Mountain*
toijay
as
saying
nouncement that such shipment* support from the party if it "petclub and Mrs.' K. M. Armitage
Q
that the self-proclaimed (tree
tr« * lta a ra aa m l SI* I
sisit" in backing' ‘Wallace,
Communist government of Mar
Man SluRfH W ife On
When Wallace announced hi*
kon
Vafiades
had
established
it
Slat# College, (retired) who came Railroad, Leaves Her
candidacy, at the head of a third
4
Youths
Wreck
19
self'
in
the
tiny
mountain
village
here from Ft. Worth and who .hat
party, It was wld_cly predicted he
of I.ykorecM.
purchased a home, waa named
A utos For Thrills WOUIF.
>ld
ll dam*tg* Dowry'* rhancr*
The village la In the heart of
1'IIEBIJ). Colo. Jan. 0 (flV chairman of the ahufflaboard ac
i
uf
winning the Republican pre*
the
Grammos
Mountains.
17
miles
A
37-vrar-old
steel
worker
who,
tivities, B. B Harnett waa made
ATLANTA, Jan. 8. </B>— Four idential nomination. The reason
chairman of the horaMhoe courts, Bheriff Earl Dunlap said, ' ad northeast of Konitaa and 10 ihliea gum-chewing,
'teen-age youtha — ing .went (hue;
and Fred Davis and Mrs. Charles mitted slugging his wife ami from Ihe Albanian border.
Wallace would have ALB supVasso Talmberados. a corre* all aona of aoclally-prominent A t
Beat chairman of entertainments, leaving her unconsclouy or ' dead
port
ami approximately a halflanta
famlliea
—
drtre
charged
nondent
for
Embroa,
who
entered
on * railroad track waa held to
sunpsra and indoor activities.
(ra lla a M •* r» * i •'*»
Koriltsa offer Vafladea* guerrilla with vandaliam and malicioua mis
. ^Following the elections, Preai- day on an open charge.
Railroad workera found the forces failed to capture that city chief today and police Chief Her
dent Etterw y told the group why
ha liked Sarlford, stressing its ruapjrled body of the woman. Mrs. as the capital of hi* rebel atate, bert Jenkina aald they ronfeaeed Injunction Is Issued
friendliness, cleanliness, ana hos Edna Vandyne, 31, mother of five said the refugees told him sever tha thrill-wrecking of a t leaat Hi
Agrainst Pieketinsr
pitality. Member* . then - enjoyed children, on the right of way two al well-dressed1 civilians, des automobllea. - •
cribed bv the Villagers as minis
miles from hrre Wednesday.
Chief Jenkina aald the youths
indoor games.
DAVENPORT, Jan. 8, bF > Bherlff Dunlap said the man, ter* of the Vafladea' regime, had were booked aa Danny Payne, 10;
On Thursday, a t' >t00 P. M.
Eustia ahufflaboard players will Harry Vandyne, told him after been seen in Lykorachi since the Leonard Haas, Jr., 16; Ed Evan*; .Fieket line* about the big Holly
Hill Fruit Products Company di*he her# for a match with the long hour* of questioning; that guerrilla leader proclaimed the 17; and Harold P e n t, 17.
local dub,
•
he had walked with his wife existence of tha Communist state
Jenkina said Payne waa re solved today' following issuance
- Musical events and many other through a rtoowstorm, quarreling the day before Christmas.
leased on' |3,000 bond, pending of a 'circuit court injunction *4*>
•
InterMtlnjr act!vllias are being with her about her plan to divorce
hearing fo recorders' court at 4 prevent disturbances at the plant.
planned for the ,t ter aeaaon, him. Finally, Dunlap aald Van Stasson’s Appearance F, M, He la - charged with dis
One employe, B, W, Burn-r,
said Mr. Armitage,
dyne told him, he atruek her with
orderly conduct - malicioua mis was beaten up in an-argum ent
hla flat.
Delayed Until Friday chief and vandalism, and also ia between Holly Hill employes last
Dunlap quoted Vandyne aa
accused of larceny from an auto. night and Deputy Bherlff Bob
atatlng that when the woman fell
Payne signed a statem ent re llaalett aald at Bartow J. W,
WASHINGTON
Jan.
8
OH—
LAKELAND, • Jan. 8 0P)~- her head atruek a railroad track Harold E. Staasen’s appearance counting the personal wrecking of Wooten waa being held on a
He aald he didn't know before a Senate eommittca to 17 c a n , Jenkina said.
The Federal State Float Warn rail.
charge of assault and battery and
ing Service forecast for penin- whether aha waa dead or uacon- back up hla assertions that gov
Jenkina reported that Haas, intimidation “In keeping an emanlar Florida waa Uawt Thurs aeioua. He then walked home ernment Insider* hare profited Evans and re r a t were free on ploy# from going to wark."
day morning In norther* dis and drank hot coffe before re from commodity speculation was $2,000 bond for similar hearing
Tha injunction, obtained by the
tricts and possibly in central porting to authorities that aha delayed today until Friday.
on charge* of dlaorderly conduct plant's operator, H arry Dicriattna,
waa
missing.
districts.
. ......
:!oua mischief and vandal waa served on officials of the
- Staasen, a candidate for the — maliclou
The forecast for tonight and
Citrus Workera Union (AFL).
jtepuhltcan presidential nomina ism.
W/rineedsy morning waa "clear
The picket lines were around
tion. will be the first witness
RED CRIBS ROW
to partly cloudy and slightly
the plant following a walkout
U N BUILDING
WASHINGTON. Jan, 8 (AV- when a Senate Appropriations
higher In te m w n te m . Lowest
Subcommittee hooded by Senator
NEW YORK. Jan, 8 (AT—The J s a . I of 13* employe* following
Red Cross *
. temperature* W W ted ay morning !edged, today that Its »7
Ferguson (R-Mlch) reopens pub Uni ted' Nations. Ilaadquarteera discussions with the plant manin coldest low ground locations fund-raising goal for, 1 U - ---- lic hearing* into commodity Commission agreed today on aev- a foment over a JbargaJotaf - elec.18 -degrees (n northern dirtykta. adopted ever protests of a t least speculation!]
oral modification* of tha protect
Boston
ed akyacrapev world capital to
two local chapters but- instated | The '
nor
had
been
slated
.To
.appear
MEXICAN QUAKE
*
...Chicago
*2 8*
offset tha rising construct ion
the protests in no way-tvsembie
Thursday
morning.
Ferguson
aald
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 8 MPbDenver
#8 M
a “revolt."
costa.
a
Loa Angelee '
.
43 87
Howard Bonham,' Bed Cross Staasen told hint over telephone
Tha changes were necessary to An earthquake rocked this capital
late last night th at he has a long- keep ■tha fcosta within -tha $65,* a mile and a half above tea Uytl
viceNorth Platt# 1■
» «
engagement 000,000 llm ltr authorised bv the today. The flret shiRk waa felt
raila
cha
standing
Antonio , ^
b will pro- General Assembly last fall and about llt U A, M. (C8T) and a
43 48
I’asco, T ex, and
Ala,. in Pennsylva
promised by Pretldent Truman, few minutes later a second and
He
23
the
<-•
caused lights to awing
be glad ■object to congressional approval,
(U
tall buildings to away gently.
ad an Interest-free loan. =
a
iNO. 18
A tutor la ted Press Leased Wire
TUESDAY, J A N . 6, 1918
A IRIAK IN A 38-INCH'watcr main on New York'* West Side brings a
aubway train to a halt on the HIT line at 80th Street and Broadway.
Nine thousand patsrngcra were trapped fur a short time when water
pouted into Ihe tunnel. Service was suspended 5 houtt. (inlemaiicmai)
Florida’s Tax From Racing Has
Dropped 9 Percent From Last Year
I.M L'JJASSj 1 I itt <■ t/l1)
Im t! -<t I l-f
M l, .in n.ii-iiuu J
Krtripl, from Florida’s lax on bc!-
niu I iimii*
|K *urnl liriiim l |*<| yeas.
"Finland's brave and tesplrndrnl example of integrity and
courage; her payment voniiitrnt- ■
ly and oontecuiivrly of rvery rent
tlir n urd tit, at il came due, de
ceive* potiiitr lecognilion by a
lull ami iiimplrle dnrharge o( alt
liability," I'lumley ,«anl m a state
ment,
- -Fndiuul^alilL Jiwrj - lhii_rpuoUY„
$8,124,470 ft dm the first world
war.
Proposals |«> tel up meat ra
tioning iiiacliineiy on a stand-by
b.itis won llie endorsement today
uf.*. ^ riu tu ii Itr* (H-NY) and
Murray (D-Montlr
While the meal iiiue simmerrd. I'trtidrnl Fiuman's cabinet
lood c.imnutler decided to elimin
ate egglett I luu,day, after this
week' but to continue its appeal
for m eatlri, luetdsyt.
Janir, A. Stillwell, food eon*
tervalion director, announced that
thi, step it lieing taken because of
a tratomtl on tea,i* in the supply
of rggt.
Stillwi-U null’d oil tH'hatf of the
t'aliini't Foot! Committro that the
supply of livestock, otr the other
liuii.1. ti diminishing. Tlie com “ i
mit ter took tlie stand that for
this ii'snui it i* Imperative tha*
rnvutlr** Tuenlays lie continued
even though meat “may be offer- :
n l In non cooperating restaurant*
and hotel*."
Tin’ meat lira* and epgle** ilmya,
along-with |toult»yle»* day*,, were
Innuguralptl l*-t Itetnl^r to aave
uiiitii for rt-ltef' shipment* abroad.
I'oulirvles* Ihurnlay* were ahandimed in NuyendaTi 1 •.
Till* Agrlrtilturt' Department
Iin . brudicUit a meat shortage
II nail,Ilira aa I'a tr I w rl
i In- S|,i|r K.h i .it- l umntroiun irputtrd tv> Gnvrtnor i ildurll lti*l
ll'iouyli 1st, I'lk L y tlir ils lr'. tin. I l.ikr liom luutr ami ting r.icilt* amt
j.u ill.ii l* »i» thtt --raio.i vtui £ I..RH1. 144 fu, snmpaird Lilli $2.1)54,4 iS5"l ,-i 'In* fame lime a yrat apu
I loll) ti,i- aitrniliintr alul 111* anmuilt ofjirltitq! at tin- lltukt tic
off till, yi pir ftiMii lu-t.
e —
—
In 28 da\ • of lmr*t» rurihg tin*
year, 'jmijilo patron* nf Gulfsiteani Bulk l>et 114,18(1,581, rout
pm i d nilli Si 1,874,J i t vvMuert'd^
in 25 day* last yeni ttu tup
uf that, tiulr*tream lost tvi-i
day* of raving hrrailm* of i
horsentfu'., t'rltt1 ami iluiing uvo
runqiatill'll- day* la»t year $81,4.
*
___■e
(Ills w «» wintered to yield $7t
287 to ti|Xv<
'file itnte'* lake from lu.l •••
la-Uiiig ’ in tin* 28-day |h*ih h I
re|mitiil In the i’iim iui»i"ii .lh l»‘
year n n - tl,2(ilMlill, rpliquutd
wilt, ? 1,’IB.VI Id-la'i.t year,
At the various ling tra il.,
Jark l ion r.intc . lu _iiaDfiud-] WASHINGTON, Jan, n (Ah—
tlrrvugtmnt the I'ate. tfm .taei-,,,I tofts Imd wagvreii tl0,02tJ,l'8'l this morning, hut ai pirsenl . il j Any income tax cut voted by
rompaiid wiljt $1UJiH8,l3ti pu"li',d it too e.rily to determine |Mi,tible Congress this year. Rep, William*
tiirougii tlie lietting window, l,v damage to lendei , top,. I hr me,
(D-Missl -aid iinlay, should pro367-141 i pillions'In the same 1*'' nirroury tu llirimimirlrt* dtoppc'l vidr tidis'f "for tliuse who need
il those iii tli,* Inwvr income
liod a year agu. ‘ ThW yeni'
,
tux ink,' from tlie ilog, *,» fu t" Ih degieet at the faint of hracket*."
Willliams told a re p orte r he
Inti lie n $SW,7SS, agaitivl fd'jn,- llrihert llrhren, at l-ake Monroe,
and to 18 at llie ( rnlial Honda feels it is "atiiiit time to reduce ,
it47 tint year.
A lot si of 50,1)07 palnm* " f l.xprrimrnt Station on the ra»t tin- tiiirh uartim e . * income * tax
rates.
the o n r’jat nlal fronton Ihi* tfesi tide, ^il ~w,n icported.
"We're civine tola of relief to
h a v e -tier— f»t2t,7t*tt imd v n l'l'd
Manager II. I Lehman at the Europe, it’s about time tu pro
a tux tlike of $:W,5<'>'t in It d ll,v
Little Damage Is
. Reported From
Today’s Frost
Cclerv Yield So Far] Official Says Tax
Is Under Last Year; | Cuts Should Help
. Prices Are Good Low Income Group
ii —
Hti„ m*
M o st
r «i,
F a rts O f
*t*i
1 1• S .
To Sec Fair Weal her
llv ASSOCIATED f h e h s
Gunenllv fntv wenllier, with
tempi'i.inn. , nt or aftovc normal,
wg* in iirninfft for mo*t of tlie
nation today.
Unlit nmiw fell in Ohio mid
lower Mi' lucnn ninf wo* exjierti il
to extend into IVnnsvivania and
New York. Their* wn* rain in
lilt- Fbcifle Nortliwpsl.
Temperature* in the eastern
nuarler of the rounlrv Were rePorted slightly helmv normal hut
Jn many *ertlona of the Midwest
Ihi* mercury -was exported to
climli alaive freezing, duplicat
ing yesterday’* marks, Tlie eolde*t *pul on the morning weather
man wn* fn Tiorthwestern Mlnnr.sola where the merrury touched
near xero,
Clear akie* were promiaed
Ihroughout the South, the Groat
i'laln* and ill aertlon* of Ihe
Midwest. Rain fell In Washing
ton. 'Oregon, northern California
and Part* of Idaho.
Arixona reported tho highest
temperature* yesterday, 76 at
Phoenix and 74 at Yuma.
RANSOM DEMANDED
HONG KONO Jan. 0 <JP) —
Pirate* who looted the Dutch
steamer Van Hcutx and kidnap
ed six of its wealthy Chinese pas
senger* Dec. 14 today demanded
100,000 Hong Kong dollar* ($50,0001ransom for each.
The demand* were reported hy
the newspaper Wah Ktu Man Po,
which aald Swatow relatives of
the kidnaped men received Iden
tical ransom note*, signed D ag
Ling. It added that. Ling Ling
presumably is the leader of the
pirate band, auppoaedlp based nt
nearbv Bisk Bay, nqar where the
Van lleuts was looted.
•
- .•
• , -'
blale f at inert’ Market was of the vide a little relief here at home."
said, however, he feel*
opinion lint morning that no *prr llieWilliam*
telief should go to the laxial damartr of anv extent riill pityi'i . wit it tlie smaller income*
,,u"'. ,l1ir “,l;1 ■"ul / “**'■ and addeh llml I couldn’4 support
I hr Kcnrr.il vomlUnm ol llie (lie lErputiiiruu tax bill* last year
II MlattteUFvl *»»i F b K I K it)
iclery n o p it sali*Jac|Qty artil goinf
yirlds atr 4mlicalrd, artorojxg «•»
Father Shot By Son
'local giowrit ami >bipper<. At
IlmuglV ti/ei air not utriaKliiK Asks Charge Dropped
•
*
J> laigr at luuld be ilrtiirtl, the
DECATUR,
Jan. 6 (47—The
llatullmursl •'« (‘KtF I'" mH
nain of two charge* nf Idrdlhot
*
oi the .hack failed lu dim the
Funeral Sunday For fatherly affection of Joe Dodd
for hi*t IH.-yrar old *on, OlH j]
Fire Chief’K Mother
Junior.
The fallier pleaded with Dekalb
EuniAal service* for Mr*. Dora county officer* yesterday to dla*
Cleveland, mother of Fire Chief mis* a charge of assault with
Mark Cleveland and Arnold C. intent to' murder, and free hi*
Cleveland, both of Sanford, were »on. Hr was turned down and
held-Sunday afternoon in Hart* Oil* Junior was put under |SdO
.tyeil, (i*.. Home- of- the deceased,—4eonl- Joe— fur-tlier - »*Uo»w— - —
Police Captain A. L. Day ta lJ
. Mack Cleveland, accompanied
hy another brother in Orlando, Oti* Junior Dodd shot hi* fathleft -Saturday to attend the ser er twice Saturday with a .12
vice*. Mr*. Cleveland had visited Kuage shotgun, once aa the old
here on a number of neca*iona er man ran. Then a* the father
with her aona and bor stater-in- found refuge In a nearby Itouan,
law. Mr*. Lliliab Vickery.
day added, the son fired a third
blast into the house.
GAItKHON |'|t (IRK
The po(Jye captain said thq
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6. t , h - A firing followed au argument baspeciai assist not to the Attorney tween the father and (ton over
General atnrted today giving a how to hang wallpaper.
federal rrand Jury details of wai
He added that the elder Dodd
contract* held by (he Garsaon was found lying in a pa'ch of
brother*, Illinois munltiona mak woods to badly peppered with
er*, and announced he would need shot that he required hospital
"five, six, or acven week*,"
treatment.
"This must be .a very unusual
situation Indeed that would , re*
MRtb WARREN DIRS
quire that much time,” comment
GAINESVILLE Jan. 8 (AV
ed Judge W. Calvin CbcstnuL
Mr*. Grace P. Warren. 80. mol
The brothers, Henry and 81ur- c r of Fuller Warren, Jack*
ray C anton, and former Rem. attorney whose name has
Andrew May of Kentucky, long-’ mentioned i.freuuently aa a
time chairman nf tha House tutorial candidate thl* year,
Military Committee, wer# con- In a hospital her* today.
victor} last July on charge* that
Mr*. W arrro, p r o m l In e
Die Canton* gate May I&V known throughout the sta
834.07 in bribe*. The conviction* for year* Alachua county
are npw on appeal. -*
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TUI’. SANFORD HERALD, SA NfO flD . FLORIDA
*■> ii^he Sanford Herald
,
Througrh Train Service
*
'ALL GOD'S CHILLUN G O T W IN G S!"
,
— i ■—- - —
i'
fire
nif|ii e<aat**x
Remember the
Itobcrt B* Younjff head <if the
on
*■•!■«*, rtnUa
(’he.Hii|H-«ke mitllOhb> Hathray, brought' hint 'Win fame by
b
„
III Namwlia Aitaa,
• , Kaalereal aaa Mt«a* .<Mh iMlIer ■hlirljninK slogan,- "A hog can ride ndroas the continent
; - * Ottal.f vv, teia,
as* faai. oltbt .withuuL-dimming. but you can't." That got under rai^rcntl |
•1 *.B(.,*, HarMa, >p„ the AM njiornforH* skinn, nnd several roads instftuled ’through
H leagfru ■( Mair! a, 1Her.
passenger tranaportrltipn from coast to coast to take the
UIILLAAII 1. IH: AA
K4M*«
place
of the old system that-required'changing at Chicagtk.
f.OIIIIIIA l)K»A
or St. Louis.
*
41
Ita.inpia llaaait.
The job is only half done, Mr. Young now says. He
iiMatKipndA hat*:*
Mr (arrirt
...
i JA directs his fire at the New York Central Railroad. This, he
PaM M.biI
. ...
l.«>
Three «te»th* J . I _
S.tw says, com|ads through passengers to spenik£n>;n three to
ftw t w r __________________!»■>« six ijoura Ih Chicago whjlc.thc train that will take them
All abiiaair ■•tlrea iatl> ul farther is nuuHj up. He urges the Central, which hi- hopes
Ikuki r*«lHllua» anil Mllm •! to control when the tntciMnte Commerce Commission |**r*
ralrfUlHwiau far tin e«, r«*e'*‘iI mlis Ttfni, to do lJqttieintng
about .H, Itv-admltA thnt the.
i
rnUlac furuU. t*lit ha rhar*»<l t« f
«l faralar alirrllihc w in ._^ hog hits/to -wall 1the same as the rlrtfcr. but presumably the
I
InlanA krni|iak" ll7|ifaa|»llif*,
oes not mfhd. An enrllor railroader made the hog
doe
lar., raprrarala Thr IlcrnU la thf hog
■■Penal llaU at almllalaa. Plfl- famous in Ids day by. asking, "What is a hog’s time
art nr* malalafnwl, la Iba laiBaal worth?"
ahlra Iba rnaatrr tallb IteaSeMMr. Young will cotpjnuud the cnthuslatk- apphuisf of
Ml la rhlaaan ■■•' Arw lath. •
T it
^ i t i f+wmhtf *•! «|it the -passengers Who do hot think Chicago railroad yards
AnM ialrl P if«t nklrk It
Intereatlng enough to look at for six hours. Wtynt gri|a-s
t » d t » l » d f to (In n»f f» t r*f'whll• illtt •# at) |li« liiffll m h i trltlN them most is the transfer from station to station. *
l> tMt nfMiimi'ir, mi ntll «• fell
The transcontinental traveler picks up his two suit
41* » r « t « ailb p flirfc t*
cases
ami over night bng. A woman also has a ting with
"TUKSDAY. J AN.
918
knitting and reading to manage. He gets out to the street,
HI III.K VHIIHFT POR TODAY and after three buses have flfled nnd gone ho discovers he
IF you HAVE DONE WRONG should have stood udder a sign saying Iji Salle Street or
YOU NEED NOT- BE AN OUT- Northwestern, or whatever. He gets on the bus, gets off,
sa
" CAST. YOU WILL HE WEL handles the bags again, cheeks them In ft locker, looks at
COME HOME. 'JUST TUKN the cV>ek, decides he does not know enough about .Chicago
ROUND AND 8TART A NEW to dare try sight-seeing,
\
‘
COURSE. LEAVE EVIL BE
lie gets a modest meld in a. noisy restaurant, i » »
HIND. YOU WILL BE WEL
COME: For lit* *nn.of man I* three prices fot ll, and W alts utleafdly till It’s time to get
come to jerk and to »«ve (hat the bags oBl o* the, locker and stahd iriHub with them at
which wan lott.—I.ukc 10:10.
th e,train gatq. \ No Wmider Young’s initiative fires the
Prime Miniilcr Alller. Britain** traveler with entHUMnam.- Hu knows nothing about railSociilnt leader, layi England wiU rnmliitg, hut He KjWW» what he wants and he hasn’t .been
•upport die United Slalei in ih getting I t Now there Is hope.
------------------------ —i— ---"cold war" Again*! Ruuia. The
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TUESDAY, JAN. 6. 1 * 8
CHRISTIANITY and GOVERNMi
DAILY OKLAHOMAN
Most of Dm* confution and d’v- In the opinion of moh phophAi.
may thnt permeate* the world Thji' U * form of d*fu»tum which,
today tu>m» .directly fruin lacii if iWbeplett, iaaurtlf ^Jh*_ d b i n - ^ _ t
of clear thinking with regard It-gralion of th* w«*t**ti w orlnt
to Christianity and government (Kjlitlcal and inoral \h*in*.
On the other h*nd *lbtro I*
on. .the part of (with laity ami
another group, optlmJntjc ! and
clergy for the past 25 "years.
'
Jcsu* Christ never promoted courageous. Still snuthwr group
T
a form of government as Chria- is puxxled and paxtlve. T b * futfaiv because (tod is a universal tore may well depend enVimjah
dlety ami not the (Jod of Jew. group entltta the puiAleit l^nd
(ientiie. black man, yellow man. Hie passive in our own Jand.
red man or white man. He is
not the (Jod of the monarchist*,
dictators, democrats or anarrhiJtv.
Jesus tried to make man Chris
tian regardless of color, nation
ality, political ideology, educa
tion, poverty or wealth. Chris
tianity f* measured by the Chris
tian content of the individual
and of Individual act* jvhich
affects-others.
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Where Christianity parted with
mUtsm was when it was per
verted and outraged by Hitler.
Where it parts with eommtmisim
-la-when remmuninttn rcJfcU fJou
nither than when it Seeks, under
a comtduna! plan, to perfert.
.« Christian order. Where It part*
with mnnarfhtc* Is when mon
archic* fall tn operate according
fo* Its precepts and not because*,
n people may have, with or'
without choloc,. a monarchifth:
form of government.
Wlu-re
Christianity part* with democra
cies t* ‘ when democracies are
made up of people who are not
Christian in character nnd whore
democratic government* are. not
Christian in operation.
* There is no - virtue in- a form
unlcs* there lo virtue within the
• - I
form. Clergymen, who are »ymGREYHOUND
FARES
pathetic
toward
the
Soviet
Un
trouble with a “cold war" it dial
Truth Is Mighty
ion, disregarded the tywn °b- Remain Am azingly Low
jt_ n w y H?_L loo. hot.___
jeeiiuiL. of Utiil nnd ref-JMf*lUV
a* defined by Jesus ,Chri*t. Many
Members of Congress, vlsltlng/fn lftrope fllifiiig Hm
p
Tlie Slat* Democratic Executive
of these tam e clergymen now are JnrllMm(uie, Kl*.
summer
nnd
fall,
were
Impressed
hy
the
widespread
uta*
of
Committee meet
in Jacluonville
oJJcnl/' ahtagohUUc tnwarei the
pj^ ___
{» expected to contider piopouli ROsalnn propagniKTa In Kurojio. Chiefly usetl to «Hssentii|ate
So vim Union because they have •
jv ie rsb a rf, Fla. ..
finaMy »een w h a t sh o u ld h a v e TaU , h t a W i p !a. .
'Tor the adoption of a white pri lies nnd distortions about the United States. Its' governUnited States, China, Britain, laren
ohvloU* long ago. Tjii( u Atlanta. Ga.
mary l»w in Florid* for the ex- mcht, policies, nnd projects, i t Covers Europe like a vicious,
Krancb anil. Itu»«ia - have
the
also true of many laymen, many Ilirmiaaham, Ala.
veto
right
tn
the
council,
and
pren puf|>ote of tim ing negroei
when it is Invoked it slymlea act of great learning ‘ and prom. Dot halt. Ala.
H fc r-------- fro tm h e Democratic primary, ft — -/Aa-a result-vjf-this awakening oil 4h« part of Urn Cuiu . : -\ ■- ----- ......................-Mr—; ....
"U y DEWITT MACKENZIE
nenecChicago, III.
ion.
H>
JA
M
E
S
M
A
It
LO
W
gressriien,
an
expanded
program
for
the
State
Department**
•
AP
Foreign
Affair*
Analyst
to, the Democratic committeemen
Had the churchmen seen com Clnrinnati, Ohio
Itusala
used
the
veto
22
time*
a.
are watting their time. Any inch foreign information agency is now under way. The voice o f,
on vital issuee, after which the munism during the early days Detroit, .Mich.
M:
a,,.,.*,.
me for what it w a s’and had U-gun
Angile*. Calif,
wAmiuir-mv
n on
law it uncomtftutional and any America is to be broadcast In 25 languages, and Increased;
The ‘United Nations’ •'Little United States upomored the
creation of
nf the "Little Assembly”
l u’
New Orleana, La.
election reiiilting under tuch con fumls are to he granted fqr libraries -maintained abroad, Cotigre** ‘w’!t
wilt *},;V
havel. uni- ,’lllt,h
tqugh Assembly"—the
iron-lung
devised
Assembly - t h e iron-lung devised
T-A" „„,V
t - Christianity Treed from 1he
vn/v ^ v '
™ tv'-re :
dition! would be contctlcd in lluL motion-picture programs, and so forth. Funds ranging from hal>v on it* hand* If It tarklr* b]
H a g
!>
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............
Z
m ilitant.
tKcor;.
Universal!
Military
Training
lid*
court!. There thould, however, br twenty to fifty million dollars are expected to be granted
ulved peace
mace oriranliaU
on- J e a n 1i the l,r
memhershlp liecaute
Iweause the
|he tian morality, the church would St. Louis. Mo........ ...............
.
ulyed
Organisation—began
membership
year.
‘
.
an intelligence test required of for this purpose.
' J,‘ !•
Thl* i* an election year fof its permanent aittlng* at Lake I !T.1" j,'- inoperative In the a*»em- be much stronger in thl* crlt - 1
Thu penile of Flurois; must be informed, firmly and moot
yesterday, determined ami ’ J’/F* Jtnssia oppo*#d this project
all
voten, black and white.
member* of Congre** nnd. Succras
• f .'
leal day.
... hopeful.
'fiercely, *
COM V. *. To*.
ftXTKA Sot*,*
continuously, of the truth alsmt the help being given them while mbny people want military possltdy
«, asvsW 7r<*
There U Widespread apprehenuufum r Thompion. who wiitei by Americans nnd about the gifts of freedom ami democ training fqr young .meij. ntany
The " y tile Aasemhly” j* the: Thg establishment of the "Little
siori
now
b IhuiI liic future. Many 1
interim committee of tho u in e ra l: Assembly'’ w it in act of ncar"On Tlie Record" for a great racy as expressetl by our policies and shown bv our daily don’t.
declare another breakup of oivt- - GREYHOUND BUS STATION
The country i* *|tlit on this one. assenthly, end theoretically it desperation. While thl* laxly re
many newipa|ieri, tayi that die llfo. We have no need to answer lies with lies. The truth is
presents
all'
the
nations
excepting
i
Haatlon
has begun gnd that World
comprise*
all
57
metfther*
of
the
compr
Friend* of the Idea call it
Communitl Party-thould be out* much simpler nnd far more powerful!
202 Commercial Street
actually, of course, Soviet tho Russian bloc, it can only fo r- dUorder and Unrest will continue
Universal M i l i t a r y Training
ntulate views and has no auth until ,out of the ruin* of pres
lawed in America and all con
lUMTt. Unlveraal, In this case, Itusala ami five of her satellite
Telephone 69
Yugo ority to enforce them. However. ent world civilisations will enivrw
nection! with it nude a penal
is anpther wunl fur romftuhury. Cxechnslovnkia, pul 11ml,
a
new
cividutlun
which
will
The
Historic
Bear
It
can
determine
world
opinion
slavia,
White
Russia
and
the
If Congre** should pa*» it,
offente. May be you do not
bloc be world-wWn or cumpoicd of
yuutii* 18 lo
would l« drafted Soviet Ukraine—refused to havy apart from tne Russian
[ /
air**' hut do you know what the
for military training for at least anything to do with it, and Hus- which Is antl-d«mocraey 0Y1 vir different units with unknown
If
anyone
wants
to
own
it
bunt
with
a
history-,
tho
Ron*»I ,
Communitl Parly it or what Com*
six month*, atioul 000,090 of them ala warned that it might lead to tually everything. That democ character nr fornu l l ’ may Uratic world opinion can lie a cummunistic at least for a time
grave consequences.
’ ’ ■“
muniim tlandt for? She tayi the .is for sale. This auxiliary bnrki-ntinc Jms sewn a giwsl deal a V'-.-ii
T h e dAmieraries established mighty fore*.
Congressmen who voted for
doet ‘not believe you do.. Not of life lit her 75 years.
bloc was urged to
In her early days she was uii Arctic sealer. Bought by It wm)!d make some friends, the this ‘-LUltc Assembly” as a back JoinThetheRussian
many Americani do, at any rate,
Assembly" from
S A M P L E P R IM A R Y E L E C T IO N
people who want UMT. They'd stop for the all-powerful Security the alart,“Little
tho
Navy
In
the
’80’s,
she
helped
rescue
Lieut.
A.
A.
Gree
hut refused. ]
-if you knew, perhaps you too
make enemies, to. For Inttaiue, Council - which had been rendered this U. a Chief
ley
nnd
nix
other
men
stranded
In
the
far
North.
Her
com
Delegate Wan
impotent throdgh the use of the
would agree • that Communiim
south., pa re ata
veto power bv the Soviet Union. R. Austin said at yesterday's
•hould be made unlawful in ihit mander on this expedition was Winfield Scott Schley, liter ri There'* a bill, really a plan, Each
of the big five power*—the meeting; "It U our hniw that
lo win fame as an qdmtral In the Spanish War. Later she for UMT, alt *et up and ready to
country. '
■
the states which are not here to
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
be debated, and voted upon 4n the
was a.revenue cutter In Alnnknp waters.
two collegv president*, a day will soon Join ua.’*
Oiggetl conceivable development
In her old age shu became a marine museum at Oak llmioe. Will the House go ahead of
That'* a pious wish, hut wo
former
ambassador
lo
Russia,
a
can't advise you to Iwt that it
Tuesday, May 4,1948
in the life of Sanford would be land, f’ni., nnd In this capacity was used for filming Jaek with It? Mavbe.
..Ami iiimyIh- not. It.in ay want Catholic priest, a pm trstant min
the digging of a canal from the London's- “Sen Wolf." Then Admiral Byrd bought her, and to see whether the Senate w ill. u ter. a Judge, a woman welfare will come true. Still, If the split
ronllnue* Iwtween the Russian
SEMINOLE COUNTY
upper St. Jolint River to the twice took her to the, Antarctic.
tut tie n UMT bill thl* year. The | worker, and a business man.
Thl* commission worked five Idoc and the democracies the
Indian River op the <att coaitl
Now she Is for sale. It would be a pit)' to have a vessel •hill can't become law unless both vnonths.
PRECINCT NUMBER -----------heard more than 200 wit, "Little Assembly" may bo the
houws approve.
where millionlf|ei
K
yachtt relum with so much history turned Into scrap.
nesses talk for and against UMT, source of a tremendous develop
Itut
Congress
may
act
if
it
M.tkt: % tiu re* mamik i '*i u*rt:H wrei: s t m : «»!• t iik
m ent—The formation of a new
ing from winter, t|ip* to Pslm
r e t u m m : tip r o t a t i u u t »:
thinks there's enough public and turned in a 450-page report league of nation* which would
Beach and Misrai could relieve
opinion In-hind UMT and—If our urging UMT right now.
comprise
the
demon
“tic
nation*
rehitiana with itiust* get. worse. __The eight cumtnltalup.mcmla.-rs, Of tfl* World.
the monotony ol thg, voyage hack
- j
FOR (tiUNTY,
FOR GOVERNOR
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Softie organisations—fur ex unanimous about the need for
Thnt would be an unhappy solu i o t i : m , « ! «
to northern water* by a tour of
■
PROflKCCTlNO
ATTORNEY
UMT. said It Is an, "urgent mili tion,
:
||y
ItlIRHKLt.
KAY
ample.
the
American
Iwglon—are
hut it would be far better
vpTtt r«H bxK
the St. johnt. Such fe canal it
pushing very hard to get action tary necessity." This wa* In May. than 'a United Nation* which is
Tf
1947. .
envitaged in the rep o t of Army
hopelessly split Into two bloc* FOR HECHETARY (tF STATE
trip
to Week lwar In-*- an UMT this year.'
When the anow anil »!wt he-' firet
Spurred dn by this report, th* rotut sntlv at loggerheads. We aiiti: h«ii on:
Lngincrrt treking a camprelirniive gim
FOR
SHERIFF
* •
Some
educator*
want
It,
hut
to pilo up in the north Spring*. I Will rwver forget lb«i
H dus* Armed Servlfe* Committee
tuTH iOH tree:
flood control CpNapam for all umufhta of autmy Florida tor trip made with Edgar A. Wrigni, some don't-. The same with wo- in June alerted a month-long should like to se« "one world”
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Florida. Many 'if hurdle will have ment the mlnda of our friend* tlten editor'of-tho Florida^crmw. m enV organltalions and, for ex hearing, listened to 28 witness**, in operation, hut If v* must have FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
two worlds, it's better that we
ample, clergymen.
, 1
er,
Ned
Rlewart,
nnd
Frank
,
’f '
FOR COUNTY
and
relative*.
It
I*
men
that
to be erotted before the canal
recognlie the necessity and gel Aim: i *oh nsa
Tlie Ameriran l-eglon. made up and okayed a bill for UMT.
tHUPKHINTKNDENT OF
The bill went up to the House the democracies organixed
becomrt a reaDty, but it it a w* Floridian* begin lo get let Rktlly,’ then the general manager Ilf vetrian* of World War* 1 and
so
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
rgiam t from Maine, (Mtch!gap. t4rftl -advartlalng nian'aKer o f v h
Jr action. But *by then .It waa tl i a f they won’t lie shot like
, pro*|wc| which becomet inettat- Iwnntyivania or *om* .othar le»* Horitla Citrua, Exchange, Wt* II. ha* looked the idea for years, 1late
A o r r 'e o i t oak
. .
FOR COMlTROLLEIt
In
the
summer
of
ID47
and
aittlng
ducks
try
nggretsive
Com
— -r —
KITH VO* UNW
tngly cnco y ry iy i^ ^ ,
.tavured
J R M marea
. - that read, •“ Will Yraveltd in a Mmlcl T tu rd and more than any, othor organise- the full House went home without munism.
arrive on ‘Seaboard Silver Me 1 recall the trip took us about
on UMT.
FOR SUPERVISOR OF
J?o the task of the "Little
Hut the American veterans acting
We liked that quotation of teor next Friday,” or, “Meet me five hours over 0-foot road!
TKe bill." Unchanged, still A*AmHy” may turn out to l*e
REGISTRATION
remmjtlre,
made
up
of
veteran*
FOR
STATE
TREASURER
Mr. Lawtorv* that we do not at the airport arriving via Na that were just about a* deep
stands, wating for the House to keep the U. N.. alive Until a new A O T II KtIH O S H •
A im ; fm
i n o si!
of
World
War
II
only,
la
against
tackle it now, or skip over it.
educate our children to that ilicy tional Airline* at IltUt> 1*. M," a* they weft' wide. Thl* time, it. league comprising th* democrac
Th* Senate has no sipillar bill ies can come into being. Be that
But conaldcting the kind of over velvet i,month highways, wy
may not have to dig dilchet, but
LaTer
stories
In
thl*
scrite
will
FOR COUNTY COMMISSION M
weather tho folk* have been made the .(t ip in a HI tie over go into details, but here |* some ready to be acted'upon. But the as jnay, If this aaiembly I* to
FOR
r s . umplet Aa. 1
rather to that jbey will be able experiencing up there recently’, an born.
Senate
Armed
Service
Cofamltte*
„
STATE
SUPERINTENDENT
prove
useful
It
pta**
of tho long history.
~-y
AOTK Foil OAK
to ’ dig b e tte r, ditche*. We are you can’t blame ’em. Ami anoth
within
a
month
may
Mart
hear
Wtckiwarhcc la a small aprimf
OF
PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
work
with
it*
head
up
and
it*
It goe.J way. bark, back to 1#19
afraid that In ' (nit day of over* er thing, If It weren't for their when rnmpatrd to such vprini^v when the American Ilegiou after ings on « UMT bill.
chest out. There s**ma to be a A P T H KOI! OAK
IUNTY COMMISSIONER
Those hearings may tik e a disposition to confine It* labor*
crowded tthooit and colleger there viiit* we never would *e© all a t Klliei S p r i n g * , Wakulla World War 1 backed a UMT pro
4 IIMrfit Aa. a
month, or month*. Then, if the lu hon-controv*ratal Issues, *0
Springe or Itainliow Springs, tn gram.
are tome bpyi and gitli who the Interesting eight* and a t view
VQTH
t-OH
BAG
______
FOR .COMMISSIONER
iif this fact it* sUrfkce. wa
traction* that Florida offer*.
In almost every Congress since committee approves , a UMT amt not to give offense to the Russian
are more inleretled in making a
AGRICULTURE
For month* 1 haw- been trying ters offer. Ilttlo advantage for then there ha* been at least on* sends It up to the full Sonata for bloc1. May lie that’s a good Idea. V O T f. OF
M i l l OAK
fraternity than they arc in matter to find time to get up to Week- Klaas-lxittomed
, IWH session
,
-7 of
- ^Oon- but there aw many who would
Ixiats, Newton bill to make UMT law. Nothing a Note, th*
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
; :gr*M probably will be half ofer. . p*rf*r to put ll thla xotyt :
niMitei a*, a
ing malhcmalict, and whote par- twaehee Spring* where my ' frleiiu Ferry ha* chworly constructed a much happened.
the House can act fast, if
L*t
the "MtU* . Assembly"
O * OAB
...... iheh Newton" Ferry ha* tranaformed uniiiuu underwater theatre, tunkenlt are more c<
The hill never got far enough i( 80
FOR
to. The Senate will hare j avoid rontrererslal problem where Ra il r o a d c o m m is s io n e r
tksn -,h«> « « of nature • maalcrpiree* into *n J h'Iow th* water on th« we»t to reach the floor of the Mouse or lasswant*
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tin s but still. It seem s,.
b u lle t It reaoluUlv face t o r n F(lK OAK j
■ IP outatanding tourist •»iW ac aide of O e *|iring. H eir Die vis Senate for debate and vote. Then
FOR COUNTY COMMISSION4
mental devel^pmen
enough time to vole on UMT, or alt necessary problems, whether
t yuch tlu* tion. .
itor* are enabled lo alt In com- World War 11
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along, I
leave
It
alone
for
another
year,
controversial
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denlt are notilikel;
remain tlu- • The arrival of an aunt from fort a* .they view the entrancin.t
twer t y o n oak
Almost from scratch we had to
FOR STATE SENATOR .
dent* for long while' re are w*u- Michigan wa* excuse enough for underwatar ikeenc. Aa at Marine- build up an armed fore* of 15,'S S m im S h ^ S S m
57th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
lag Kiti of thoitundi who cannot the trip, ao the day after her land'* Marine Studio*, fish ia DdO.OOO men. Should wo be that
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large number* awlm unconcerned
j o u tiM a *, a
AN INVITATION
g o m at all. O n h u fo te who dig. arrival we all piled into U>e In their natural element as gawk- unprepared for -another w art ‘
tt< w i : '
A lot of beyte thought, nb,
no, in
tnfamily bus and drove to the
u
■nd dig th f belt ditchft, will rebU*
rug Jin many, thi-ir. rnuca pre**e»l cluding top ratiitanr min like
FOR
MEMBER
OF
T
ill
wive diplvmai in th* yeart tv
the glass, walrh their antic*. General* Ma»hail and Elsenhower
ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
HOUSE of RBPRESBNTATI
I t had both several 'month* U>Bight
>R MEMBER OF BOARD
now- Universal Picture*
comc. »
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since 1 had crossed the Tamp* are filming a motion picture at and Adiitiral King, who came out
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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Tor
UMT.Y
ptb
row
OAB
‘ DWrief Be- t
Causeway anil 1 t w the Spring*, "Mr. Peabody and
Mayor H. ja rw t Cm retire! ai Clearwater
-.They
came
out
for
It'Jnj
1945
TQTK rOK OAB
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atnaied to *•* wnat the Road the Mermaid." starring William
and
since
then
brigades
o:
of the City of Saaford.lt>* Department had accomplished in
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stepped
forward
in
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
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after two ycari ai the turning thlt from a more or 1#** plete movie set, built on land, UMT.
R MEMBER OF ROAR»"
MOUSE of MEFEESENTATIVK.S
If
you
arc
interested
In
a
nursing
career,
the
hleak
highway
into
a
deligbiUrmmp *m. *
ttralive jvtad of thii comF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION j
Since 1945 our trial
ns* Iiccii lowered beneath thc
Orange Memorial Hospital Invites you to attend on
AWTB HI* OAK
A*. •
and nine y*are ai a mem- ful park th at pruvidea tourist * eurface to create a vcrluld'i Russia have gone dawn
AQTB
and .home (oik* alike with a
January 9 its 87th annual Capping exercises and
of the City Commit lion. Thou recreation epot with faeillUe* for underwater fairyland,* w h e r e by one countries of Eui
general Open House party.
ntidcr Communist
FOR CLERK
trying yearn, a i anyone con- ell forma of recreation, fiahlng, aquatic m»imaids, attired tn spec irime
That’s thrown more
tally
mad*
ami
amaxmgly
real
FOR MEMBER Of BOARD
There Is a vital need for nurses. If
OK THE CIRCUIT COURT
int with City affajn can let- hethlng, plento partie* with con* istic mermaid tails, aport about the UMT fire. So In .
lUCTION
VOTf!
FOB
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high
school
graduate
between
18
and
•ad witntifcd a change ia vantant sheltered drire-lna, ta before th* c*m«ra.
1 ?*“ru5
1940, President Truman
age
you
are
Urged
to
innpect
our
KoapI
bles,
outdoor
grill*
and
other
coedtttoai amounliag almoit
A complMe underwater *iww ed a commission of cp
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convenience* which make this U staged >at frequent Interval*
school whjch la approved by the Arne
. . . . tell him whether our
EOR TAE COLLECTOR
nth*
»' nmdution. Th»* half th* on* of tho moet
Mlui "some forih of
AaaOdatlon
and
AiggNi
for
tit*
benefit
of
PEACE
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a t th* Um. o f-o u rv laR th* the
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Attend
Orange
Memorial*
^
through the
his commission was made up
•
atre waa jammed for each per
and Ouen. House January 0, 8:15 P. M. at Rose 81mFOR COUNTY
dcro ui» coromufu* formance with long line* waiting
r to find one
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Tarpon Rpringy, New Port Rkhm° n*ENROLLMKNTS WILL BK ACCEPTED FdR ' ‘
for tho development ’f
about
fnlercitlng at tree tic
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ay, *w* followed the beautiful th* Wecklwache* property call* not conflict In any way wti
THE WINTER CLASSES.
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many additional Improvements. er* In the, state. U bH
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
IF YOU CAN NOT ATTEND. MAKE APPLI
o*y meeting three changed Pfnellasi Paaeo ami - Hernando An underwater too is planned, different and wtR prov*
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CATION
TODAY
FOR
THE
WINTER
CLASSES
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and Mr. Cut and hi. counties to famed
bathing and- picnic fadlitlea, a in f and, entertaining to
BY CONTACTING THE DIRECTOR OF NURSING.
the
modem motor court
Janie
deterv, th*.,” * *
m m a m -w e e k i n FEBRUARY.’
accommodations,
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the Spring* to
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TUESDAY,' JAN. 6, 1948
TOE SANFO RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal. Activities
Lecture
“Social Calender Ochiltree
, Tickets Go On Sale
WEDNESDAY
Tickets fa re gone on sa le . for
I-eo Iiulncr has leit to return
The
regular business and the lectures (o be given by Mrs. to 'D u k e U niversity in Durham.
luncheon meeting of the Sanford Paul Uchiltree of Miami on Jan. N. C. after spending the holidays
Womans G ab will be held. The 12 and 13 at the Mayfair Inn. The with his parents.
program will be based on “The lectures nre. being Amnaored by
Problci
Idem* of International Peace' the Dirt Gardeners Circle of the
Billv'Flem ing ha* returned to
ol^S an fo rd Carden Club and tickets the University of Florida in
with Dr. George Saute of Rol*
mfljT-iwLuLulned
from
any
mem^ n a College aa the guest' sneaker.
Gainesville after spending the
lottesees will be Mrs. II. Wayde l>er of- that circle. Lecluree_uri holidays with his parents.- Mr.
Jan;
J2
will
I*
given
at,
2:30
P.
M
Rucker. Mr*. J . . W. Hall. >}r*.
and Mrs. W. (L, Fleming.
Ralph Austin Smith, Mrs. W. A and 7:30 P. M. ami on Jan. 13
at
10:00
A.
M,
and
1:3»)
P.
M.
Leavitt, Mrs. H. II. McCaslln and
Mr. and Mrs. William Zsrhry
Mrs. Ochiltree’s lectures will and daughter Judith Ami have
Mrs. B. R. Beck.
Include
lesstms
on
flower
,
a
r
The board of the Sanford Gar
■returned to. their homy In l.otdsden Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. ranging and many other phases vilie.-I0y. after spending the holi
of
work
with
flowers
which
at the Mayfair Inn. 1
day* with their parents.
should prove of interest to flower
lovers
tif
Sanford.
She
is
an
auth
THURSDAY
Mrs. J. I Ingley
J ■ and
■ ■Mrs.
■ ■ Earl
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ority on flower Judging and re- Hrouine returned
last night after
It
„ The T. E. U G ass of.the First JT""?.
accompanying - Mr. am! Mrs.
JJapU st Chureh will meet at the I !!'* ■ .N i" 10","1 Cornell .o f State James Ingley. Jr. to Auburn,
Cmurch annex at 7:00 P. M. for ' Garden cluhs, fsrwt in the Miami Ala. when- Mr. Inglev will re
Seovcrert dish supper.
;* ,r * *n'1
in
»*•**• J,,r sume bis studies at Alabama
The South Side Parent Teachmet all .requirement* for Polytechnic Institute.
their
five-year
judging
school
ers Association will meet at 3:00
P. M. at the aehool. The lx>atd course which entitles M r to Igr
Visiting in Sonfonl-’are Mrs.
meeting, will precede the regular no accredited Judge In any flower W. p. Fleming and Mi»« Lula
show In the slate
mooting at 2:30 P. M.
of Corflcle, Gn. Mr*.
It was Mm. Orrhlltreo who Gaitdcn
The Sanford Home Demonstra
Fleming-is the vmoihei. uf W. -G.
tion G ub will meet at 3:30 P. M. originated flower hats which so Fleming and she and Miss Gaiaat the home of Mrs. R. W. I.ip- Impressed Ihirthy *BiddU,-national den alt* residing for their visit
plncolt with Mrs., C. F. Proctor ircturrr, who wrote about them at 210 West Twelfth Street.
and Mrs. It. M. Burns as ro-hos- in her national garden magaxlpe.
la te r Mm. Ochiltree fasidonyd
peases.
Raymond Reel and Clarenre
The Veterans of Foreign Wars her hdts 'from miiro permanent McKee have returned to AMniiia
old a . monthly i nmt.-rU.U such as lacpieryil le av e r
Auxiliary will hold
Where they are students nl Gi-brmeeting at the Legion Hut at U r V “ ";1
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h*, ' / r r " ,p' 1
: tmrelt interest in .tip
the north where pin Tech after spending the
8:00 P. M.
Mrs. Oeldllrve was invited to Christmas holiday in Sanford
Irctute and display them at the with their parent*.
FRIDAY
Mit-liichn Sint.- Fair held in
The Dughterx of the American Detroit, ,
Among those resuming their
(Revolution will meet-, at 3:00 P.
m m as presl , studies at the lltiivm-ily of
Mrs. Ockiltirc .served
• M. at the home of Mrs. ‘ F. K. dent of tlie Miami Reach Gardeni Florida in Gkinesvilic fnlmwiinf
Boll. 1101 Park Avenue .with Mrs. cluli in 1039, Itun and again ih the Christina* holidays nre Ger__ E, .JL.Clements. aiul Mrs. .iiuU .aa 1041- She o -s- member-of..Nation- nhl -l-p-ssinr . TroyJ U y _aml Pill
hostesses. All visiting Daughters nl Is*agtie of American
Pen I Shoemaker,
re eurdiallv invited to attend.
Women and of the IjiramnreThe Misses • Katherine and
Kader faietry club of Miami..
iss Strickland Ih
Louise G ark have returtied tu
Milledgi-ville, G a,.to ivsunie their
Honored With Party Slid ron Com men (led
studies at Georgia Stale t.'ollege
i^or Court Record for Women after spending. Hr
holidays’ witli their parents
Mrs. E. A. Muhforton and My*.
J. N. Axxarelln entertained recentJudge J. G Sharon of M unirl-1 H«nford.
* Iv honoring Miss Marianne Strick t'Bl (’oitrl wm. highly enlnmended
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land who will move in the n e a r 1 In a recent letter ami Christmas 1 Returning ’ tu Emory
r.niory Uaiycrfuture with \ e r family to Dal greeting front tw o -fo rm e r 8*n-1 •**»’ I" AtlantI7~Gn. a lte r s|x-ndton. Go. The party^ was in tin* fntd visitor* who said they rnDie holidays in.'SanLif^khjtJi
-fo
Joyed
altenrtlng'^.cuuU
- M-*rn-eIWv -pan*nts “Belt. rm. .-« f-a weincr roast held at. jo
veil njreTonng
:youi I 'ioasloir*
w u w ia w'.Ahek.
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he Monfortop home on Sanford, while hf-re. Tltev were Mr. and, Neil Powell, Charlrs Park, WIND
venue,
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ivenue.
Mrs,
I. C. Entnn
Reading. Pa. i| am Branan ami
Mrs. 1.
Eaton of .Beading,
and Arlhur
Arthur lirnnan.
Branan,
Games were played outdoor*
“Dear Judge," wrote Air. E a t-1
----------with prise* I*:mg won by Mnnn on. “I nm sending you n card
Mr. and Mr*. A. N. Vihlen and
Jo ire and Marilyn Calhoun. Fol for Christmas an n token of the*' fwmily have retufned to their
lowing the games weincr* were many, pleasant hours I spent i n , I'utne in Lake City after spend
.roosted' and served with baked vnur court and saw you put out ing several week* in Sanford
beans, potato chips, individual Justice the finest I have ever [with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrlrake.* ami .hot-chocolate,.
seen it done. Everybody
EvrrylxNlv got a * "on nt their home on Magnolia
Those Invited to he with Mari f’quart* deal.
I Avenue. Mrs. Morrison left yenanne were Jean Wilke, Joan Wil - ”l nm nnl coming down th is 1 tentoy for Daytona Beach tn vf*H
ke, Shirley -Tyre, Marilvn Cal- vear ii* my son has- moved toj her daughter, Mis* Katherine
'holm, Mona Jalie, Kay Kaligap, Laurel. MI*«„ hut every time I I'Morrfson.
.
^ la r r ie tt^ Redding, Marjorie Mor- »ee a court room, I will think ofj ~
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K-ison, Rogja - Mopforton, Samira you Mrs. Eaton send* her best
Mr. ami Mr*. II. K, HeckrnMirnfbrtud^iM Betty Brygn.
wishes and regard*/’,
'bach ami *on \VUIiani 'llecken-
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" Every houteuife it an expert uhen it comet to knotting White
Goods valuet. You'll ice at a glance these are unutucJs-tcorih
investing your thrifty dollars in!
HUGE BATH-SIZE TOWELS
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• Thickly Tujtad —for Quick Drying,
• Colorful Pattern* - Brighiem Every
Bathroom!
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Woman’s Club To
Hear Dr. G. Saute j
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18" x W Terry ToweU.... . SSe
Terry Face Towel*. l G ^ f i ” - S9c
Hobby Rillhimer Ih
Honored On Birthday
THE GARDEN GATE
MRS. E, G. KILPATRICK, JR.. Kdilor
Weekly Column of the Sanford Gardrn Club
Dr. George Saute of Rollins I
celebration of hi* eleventh birth
day. Among the guests Invited
tu lx- with Bobby w e re , Larry
lluiney, Michael and Vahet- Da via
Bobby Little and Ernie and Bob
by Morris. The Bilhinier family
moved to Sanford in November
from Washington Grove, Md.
Bobby .Bilhimer, son of Mr. and
Mr*. Robert S. Bilhinier of 80*
Daisy Family'
Catalina Drive, was- recently hon
Sptmn Flower ■ »'
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Wild calla. arrow at uni. water ored witli a birthday party in
hyacinth family.
Violet*
Orchids
7^
If you.woilld like a hobby, mu'
you never tire of or ever finish,
LECTURE
•tart the native plant hobby, *cteft at least a dozen small plants,
I tv
trees, shrub* or vines, learn to
know them by their correct IxitMILS. PAUL He OCHILTREE
uniral names; learn to rccognizn
them by foliage; flower ntul
On
fruit. Use them in your own
landscaping, and n Iways -tx- nuti i r minded.
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FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
Now Is the lime to plant the
following bulbs, either out of
MAYFAIR INN
door* or in pots:
Amaryllis
Tvilip*
Easter title*
Daylitk1*
January 12th -- 2:20 P.M. to 7:11(1 P.iM.
Glad*
Wat sonin*
garden
Die binsHostesses fo r■Abe meeting -will aoltta nre followed'by berries 1*'
be Mrs. II. Wayde Rucker. Mm. loved by the birds, i-ilder berries
J. W. Hall. Mrs. Ralph Austin make delicious jelly hut peed tom*
Smith, Mr?. W. A. Leavitt, Mr*. green grape* or the equivalent
H. H. MrCaslin and Mfe. B. R. to provide the pectin. A delieiou* wine 'somewhat similar in
Beck.
ta*tg to champagne is made from
Dr. Saute will have aa toe (sub the plossom of this plant
ject for his talk “The PWdijema The Dainty T sr
of International Peace." dll, is
Flower, Iwfavia rai-cmosa, can
an authority on world affairr-ahd
In-cause of Ju» wide personal tw found nnjnfany hill*.in mid
knowledge and intimate associa summer. MoHpTnsignificnnt red
tion with prominent political fl dish hush bursting forth with pale
azalea like (doom*, the ealvx
utes he Is oxiiei-ted to give hi* pink
buds are sticky hence the
listeners a glimpse of 'political aud
name.
Jockeying going on behind the Dog
Aim I"
curtain umong the nation* of the
Bloom similar to dog wm*l. two
world in their effort* to establish
to twelve feet tall
peace. • •
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Native While Aralra
CnllaBullbouii lit*
Atalca xrrrulnta.
shrub or Free* in*
Puhjjc. Invited To
tree to 211 feet tnl), Btixuns miilThi* W Die linic* to gii rji| of.
nil scale
insect*
by repeated j
Movie ‘At Legion Hut summer.
Hawthorn.*
jtu a y ln g . 'with—wd-a-mol-ion und*
Rose family, craetargut 4t> to nieotine.
A movie entitled "Universal
Plan to plant a tnx- f.ir Arlxirl
Military Training" in observance HO Species in Florida
'.
I'in . the third Friday in .Intomrv.
of Universal Milita'ry Training I tog Mixxl
KM Y
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Cynsxylon florldum (Corn us I.
Week will Is* shown at the
monthly meeting of . the . Amer Salt Bu*h. Sea Myrtle’.. ||arve*l
Bucchnithnllniefolia.
-ceil (’irck* No. fi Electsican ls-gion .Auxiliary to Is* held
on Friday night at 8:00 P. M. at feathery white, foliage lory,- ••
O fficers For Vcar!
the Legion Hot. Routine busi Coral llean, Cherokee llea’n
Krythtina, cultivated variety
ness will lx* rAndurted from 8:00
P. M. until 8:30 P. M. at which called Christ’s terfr*. Deep carrot
Election of officer* wn. held
time all Legionnaires and their like- root. n*l m**I in long Idm-k hv mcmlx-r* of Circle Nn i, ol
wives aII.I the puhlir are invited Ih>«ii potl*. leaf slightly heart tin* First Met.lioiii-1 Church nt
shaped. Thorns;
to vjew the movie.
its irgnlar iber'ling on Monday
Iteautv Bush, I rrnrh tlnllierf). j afi,.| noon nl the liume of Mr..
•Cnllacnrpa -AmerUana, Atrifv-s 3 1 ft |r. Huleliiitatt. tiffi.. re .defied
to (1 ft. long Foven'd nt IlilerVnlv ( wi’/i> rhniimnn Mr* lluic|d-ont
with cluster* of purple Ix-rries.pvlcw cbniromn, Mr- I S ilurinsrgnmeant wiuie
Inalgtiifiennt
wlnte y,
bloom |/rr- J kl.v_
Mr .} Jt \tub-rBy K a t h e r i n e d a v is
cede* terry wllictmp|*-ln i in tin* on; .M-en-tni y. Mi -, ttitp , Yliflei
fall. *
. mi; mission study, tit* ft KJ
Mr. and Mrs. Ilnuh-v of Chi
NATIVE VINKS
sunshine rbalrntan, Mr c
cago, III. are visiting Mr. and Truib pci. tin e. Crux* Vine. Vo« - jj cWhiles
„II. Gogluirn
r„g b .(rn ami
and Mevdionnl
devojinn
Mr*. ||. lb Smith.
itch
• haliinnli, Mr VV. A, Hunter.
rramt~Mr*T-A~ArWr**mr a nd i-t- Rjgn fimn-TT'nteirrm:—Train
FoUiTveiii?' tb'- Hfnitiii' t.rrtTitorx{■
It....Hi.... Fisher
L»:.»__ attended
__ i ^ i plfie
.
.« * .tree,
__ lovely
. i ■ oinngrMr*. Hamilton
ui-othei
-inn and V-lertkin of- officer*
the fnrrral of Buddy Beasley 11 OIUJ..I r Ira |ms I tdooni
refrivsjjrm-nts were it r .o l by the
Vfrglna Creeper
Saturday in Oviedo.
■ostec* to Mrs, D. F. D yil, Mr*
Mr,, mid Mrs. Gordon Baker
Pat tlieoise-erift i|uini|oifolin.
M . J . David. Mn J. N_- A trarvlln.
leave for I heir home in Virginia Yellu* Jasmine
Mr., r A - P.md.1, "Air. W A.
G v h c m io m serti|H*iviii-n-,
n ftrr visiting SIFT E. N. Sutton,
limiter, .Mr's, t ’ogburll, 'l l - !’ \
Mr. and Mr*. Curtain of Fort CLI1IBING llydrangia
Hoover Mt-s.-II X, Fuiroll. Mi
Deeonaria. true hyiliairgin lea/ J. I! Singb tary, Mrs. White. Mi*
Wayne, Ind. liav«* purchased the
Dooley liunie nml will fx* here for nnd white fragrant bloom, fouinl Amk*i Mitt, Mrs. Claretict- Sroitli
in inqck soil anil in root of nir-illi- arid -Mrs. Hutchison.
I he winter.
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Mr. and - Mr-. - ...........................
A. A. Wesson E?,m -
Admission For I Lectures -~.SI.rtllAdmission For 1 Lecture
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DIRT GARDENERS
Tirk yl* Can lie Seettred lit
Seeing n7 lUtnning Meml'er-*
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Keep Your Clothes
a
h,-ld a*
gUlxU-
C hnatnia*' Dgyr Tranyici
N one)suckle^
LohlcCtH. yclinV and r.-ri. --Mr, nnd Mrs. Edward* of Jacksonvllle, Mr nnd Mr*. Batchelor Passion Fio*er
&layp°p. passlflom
incut imtu.
und *on of Winter Park. H. II.
Wesson and family nlsa of Win from r, to 20 foot nmnera.roveietl
ter Park. Mr, nnd Mr*. Floyd with lavender Irtcy blossnin* fol
Wallcer und hahy of Winter Car lowed -by ellhle seed fitleil fiult.
den. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tindall Florida Hmilsl
BmBas tnnceo|ntii, Idnck lx-rrtes.
and Mr. and Mr*. Rotund Wesson
Wild Grapes
of Simford.
Vite*. a natural bird rnfelerin.
Mrt. J. <>. Ixigun entertained
the children on Dee. 23 with a While ‘t herokee Bose
LILIES AND GRASSES
party at the Community House
Red -l.il>
which was decorated with Chriift- ^Southern
L l l i toti - rtttesiiaei, spottvsl le-*
inns greens and had a fire with sembitrig
lig ^ r except ono flower
the coals ready for roasting
marshmallows ami welnrr*. Mrs, to the stfllk seen on sand lull* in
Logan was assisted in .->ervidg summer.Iris or. Blue Flag
hv Mr. hoguii and Mr*. Kjhlx-e, Native
Iris camllnlami, filuml in ditches
the county health muse. .She had ami along bant,' of lake* mol
n red stirk of randy tied with red
rihlxin ns place curds. They c n’ ' {Ti,’ tlavonrf
nerved Mkm IU with batter, straw- v C E & K S T
Iterry Jam.. |H*anul buter, pickles,
and fur dessert, apple creami
Desert m ndlr. Yucca filnmenPotato pio, angel food cake with to«»
hot coyun and Iced coca colas. The
flow ers
children gave a vote of thanks Truilescantis, Sphlnw ort
ami left very happy.
blue, pink, white depending mi
Mis* Mary Slone* of Daytona the Hill, Day "Dower, Idoom dose*
Beach is visiting Mrs. IL N. Ktre wit!) Uw day. 1
volt. Miss Stone, Mrs. Sire veil Butlrrflr Wceil
,
and Mr*. K. Davis went to Jack,
Avflepiui lutx-insn. milkweed
sonville to spend the day Friday. family, brilliant orange flower*,
Mrs. J. 0. Bills, Jr. had as her usually p yellow Initleifly hover
guef.Lv over the Gtrislma* holi ing liy.’thu* the name.
day her sun*. John, III, Douglas Billion llttsh
( t-ialantlu'H rx-ridentnlis.
and_ ..........
Louli.....................
and their ..............
families..
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Galsr-r Yellow Button
of D etro it. Mr. and Mrs. Sabin A»lcrs,
| 2fJ aperies in Florida.
Spauling of Woorlstock, Conn, and
Mr. and Mra. Albert McCulloch Goldew Rods
orlehrated New Years Eve at 80 -pedes in state.
Wild Arms, the home of Mr. ami Blaring Star
Mrs. H. J. Hoschner in Geneva.* l.islria Purple
I iatria clegnns.
...
Mr. and Mra. Slfcvell and Mrs.
F|iikes several s|4-cies.
Katherine Pavia apent New .Years
in Daytona Beach *8 the guests
uf, Mrs. J. P, Glenn and Mra.
Mrs. Judson lo-onard‘ ls the 1
guest of Mr. and Mrs. La Hue
Alerman.
(*
Mrs. Lltxie Edwards ha* gone
hack to her home In Lake Wale*
after spending Christmas with
Mr. arid Mrs. Fulford.
Employes in Hit* federal execu
tive branch dumped Ix'low L'.nnit,.
(Hitt, in Novemlier for Hie first time
nl nee 1941, the joint congress iniia I
cnmuiittee nn rutting nonessenlint federal crisis re|xntcil
The figure rearherrTT.h'J!'.*i'd. a
net reduction of 11 .l ift fioin t'ctolx-r, altliougli hulf of tire, fid
agem-ies reporting 'shoued em»
plnynient iucieri'i’
insiile tini otirjtry, * '
Although thd United State*
UWNl utxiui six time* n* muchl
power delivered through public;
utility plants in I'.iKt g r i t dhl m |
|li|H, it 11*i'd only alimit twice n«
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bcttitly niftl*. H rlp-fpre^-iit t-haji|>iuK,
lu-lps |ini|(V’l M*t»silive skin. mkiII u-s .
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'•It prifti >U».hti
Handy fam ily toilon of i|x *1.00 Uottlat, 0 .0 0
ORDERTODAYI Pleat* tend me the following
- tl Uubsliii
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Sat A beautiful table with one of these lovely
Table Cloths from Pen nays. Each cloth has
aa attractive background of small checked
nel; cn halted by. a ntivelly block check def
sigit. Similar to cat. 8|za 54 x 72*'.
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Tuny Wind and Weather Lotion i
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
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M ID-W IN TER SALEr
tiarh have returned to their hume
In Chicago, III. after apcndlng
thy holidays In Sanforil with
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. H. K. Ileckenhach
at 203 East Eighteenth Street.
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January 1.3th - 10:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M .
GENEVA NEWS
• Plenty to Chooie from—B u r • Fear's
SENSATIONAL JANUARY FEATURE
because large batk-eUe terries hare been
•carte! Especially so at this price 1
TheyW THICK — to I-ASTI They’rre
THIRSTY—-to ’drr YOU, not jual your
big toe! White and
in«l rblue, gold, green, pink ’
or red-fit every color Knrrnel
PA C E THREE
12 tin U M u
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�tlTEflDAY, JAN. 8, 1948
THE SANFORD HERALD, tttNEORD, FT.ORIDA
PAGE FOUR
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— 1 !"Trr onT
Tm*1
Black Blizzard W ins !
Inaugural Handicap
Dr. Charles L. Persons
Sanford
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r
P h o i^ 2 #
Bat. M 2
Ijirgc light offtens, Tewfy uocor-
a tad, all utilities, heat and Jam
tor a*nrice furnished. Call 80AW» H. A A. Dept 8 tore.
Duors Open 12:45 I*ArI.
Today - Wednesday
I*‘a Cot That
Saturday & Sunday
Jnnunry. 10th & l l l h
C O M B IN E D W IT H T H E
L A TE LU C K Y TEETER S’
COW BOYS
C O W G IR L S
W IL D H O R S E S
— BU LLS —
*1.000 IP TOU CAN RIDI
“■10 (ID” THI IIB IUU
POt 10 SICOHDJI
Wild— Thrllllmo— D.
— Dacrth Defying
KIDS 50«
Aay Seat Issep! Bax
•LIACHIU ----------------OIANDITAND ____ ___,~
•OX SCAT!
S --------- Tex Ixclsdtd
ORLANDO
STADIUM
M A G IC!
Stew Huim *. Texa* cowU>y,- will compels- th the *teer rbling rodeo
conir*t* at th,- big "World* (.’r e a lm Rodeo ami Thrill Cireu*,’’
coming tu O rlando for a twsiplay run, alartlng Jan. 10, with-perfonnances a t -3 P. M. nn-l H I< M. slaily, featuring champion -cowboys
nml cowgltl* roui|>s:tlng in hrunc riding, bull dogging, calf roping,
wild cow milking and big brahma bull rlding^roslvo runteat*. and
UlO union* ntr. iin-.cotv of the
Amr-ricnn Lalmr Party'* strength.
America’* hlghc*t aerial act, "The Stratosphere Man.”
And today in New York CltVoone
Amalgamalml -.Clothing Worker*
I
hf Amcrlra—was meeting to
Illst lus fit,
consider wlthdrnwlpg from the
Sports Roundup
Rfraa l II i „ .f a l * » l l »
party.
Its III (ill FULLERTON, Jr.
Nits It-f k f t. I l l « > I ’ u-t.
Moreover Alp *tatp Chairman
Hlaf.i Nnlhlsg ftiw r, li'-P Illvman
lllumiirrg arvl other
fsrtno>r'* l^-lo*. Is s k r N>Ml
NEW YORK Jan. (I (AV-Off "right-wing” officer* will resign Bel* (41) of Univcralty of Southern California la brought down by.Dworidci (6U) of Michigan during •
UuMfV
T all,I II*,*-* 11 * — Uf
the season’s firm return*, ft ap from the party in protast ag*in*t the first quarter a* tha gridironmen vied for l(o»e Bowl honor* at Paaadena, California. The Michigan
nnwy |n4l. flKla*. l-irvol,
pear* that some ambitious young the Wallace rnndidarv, tomorrow learn won the game by a •core of 40 to 0. It waa tho »*mo »coro rrgiitercd In the game la-tween tbe
f s c r . Tow nslilp, Is -fth -s II
two tram* In 1002.
runnern will have a lot of nui*(International Soundphotn)
tb c $ r ,ic 6 & \
liul'ts. Mack I ’l- I'nlahee value in itirrlng up excite
I ’s f f lk
lia rs .I ..lu i.lf
ment during the- indoor track
[•-M- H--11, r. tlnhtir’ lla rh iw .
season . . . Racing without spike* acr for the first tim*. Ia»i even
lailvl. <l*r lists, fliak's
L ittle Dam age
si.tlili> I j - I . l-srllsa lVf.ni
op flat armory floor* Saturday, ing. Jit* said at a new*.ctinferunufficlal rouut of peroons slain
T e r K*i tvs.
.
Drowning
Roa*
of
Vlllanova
ran
cnec.
when
a*ked
about
it:
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in Palestine’s bitter communal
lin k lla rs .l's la rlli
H •«llnv«4 IrwM l*R|r IIma)
n
4:137
mile
and
Ijirfy
Kill*,
‘T
-gues*
eVrrytiody
ha*
-opini
IsH lf lb s .li, >11— itile e g warfare since the United Nations'
rib
Ichglb
and
quality
ate
good.
74ew
York
U.
Freshman.'
did
on* on that lublert that are firmI U * r *Hk Hn*|-|iv Ml
partition decision last Nov. 2i>.
lla ivesting I* now under way in
4:fil l* through a ' big handicap 'lv obvious. Mine «re mv own—
>• Hb*d«W|
Pol
Ksr|«s.
— In—thy Kntamon ' qUailer of '
field . . . Sorb thing*, while they thev’r r not high."
Juftunirnt.
the .Hanford area .a nd will grad
Jerusalem Britiih troops and po
help pt. brlng-out new-talertlrgan
A ipSkTiHiFh for T h>ui* Hoi- ually Tbirrease ns thy month prnlice continued to comb tho wreck.
l>c a pain In Hit- neck to veteran lander, president of the vtat* gn-ssc*. The cool, dry weather
Hotel. Police complained that they
cup chaarr* durlpg an Olympic CIO. announced that . th<- anti- Is ideal for growing,- and toini
rge of the bomb-shelld Scqtlramis.
year . . . Theae youngatera are Wallace and pro-Muxhall Plan blight that appeared during |hc
-andj had r been shot at during the
‘ k »«r»ifc N a rsa /ia Ml
willing tn go all nut from the
plus a formal siaU- foggy |>eriod in Decemlver seem*
March of Time
, Man- Mart in ho|>e* uf iiualifying for rc*olutioni.
night
bv
unidentified
person*
—
*larty X. tVnadsrtinrt
to
hare
been
dispersed.
Deceinllslrh . Hull® llsrlHir, <Tht*. (It m*l the nlymplc team. The veteran*, ment bv Hollander assailing Wal l>er rainfall totalled eight tenth*
*’I8 Everybody
| whom they believed to be Jew*
lace. were approved'by a margin
Hffott. Auaoua, IKanV l>m
> —but there were rto casualtie*.
L is te n in g "
while they like to win Ihr big of 2 to I.
of an inch, according to II.• F.
r.iaklk llars-KalsrUr
r- ■ Ju l t Iwfore ■noon reaeuu wmk-_
winter rlvre*. want to reach thvir
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1’cte-Smith's
J«*‘s ilal, K-jii.rIkr, IVIAn unofficial source said, how Will!ntr, weatherman
j era removed from the
hoUl
ll-nrr Armstros*. Illatk ls>tr>. Tup peak for th e mid-aummer game*. ever. that the edge was 3 to 2 on
(lualliy of celery I r believed
“Alhleliqult" .
I ruins, alive but badly Injuted, a
ll<«a, ni.uk uiorr. i».-«t-»»*• din.
The laat sentence of the min- all three quc*tiun*.__—■— .
1o W - t h t Heat here ip year*.
------ k»Nva.— iU ( t- l U J tJ t! J r _______ a*U « uf—Uur —tucoril no-eling of — ftrPTcacniaHvi-* • o f '‘ *o • exiled Early in the fall the growth
I 28-year-old Arab woman who haJ
lltsrk IMIsssnt. Ililali I'umiK. "ill
I lain hurled in the^ debris for 3')
lu.t. Ilntsd Hill llnirvi I. J»>"« wrutern confl-lt'llff1'llllllllv~rnachra "left-wing” unianx and on the 35- waa to length, rather than' sire.
I hours.
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reads: "It w rr moved hy brain,
Now with cooler weather tho
(IrsV, Head Oat, Old (lain*.
• Tralk * lla.r-n III Slllf_ _ ireunded bv braun, that the meet
ittarding. effect -Is leiulling in
i*rfcy. c»etk, M , . i r F u f o i t , ing la- adjournml. TJu.» motion
Mnlkt. id .larger aite.^
Tasut-es Ipri; IVm-'-kr i**ik-*.<VvShipiH rs report, howevi'r,' (hat
ltepresvqitng the 2700 Kiwadis
|i)il Kar. Klvln* I'raik n , 1i|-sch.
It I* Impossible to. predict *ac Clubs inathe U. 8. and Canada in
vail. Kdlflrr
. '
curately .the movement, as some the program of Key Clul.a la
-H ank 8 W l'lglim narnl, a Public
Ju ra ju 4Vtt tlAy* a flrr planting, Relations Counsellor, who on Jan.
W elterweight King, •
in , , . Her* are a couple
ha* matured In a* brief time a* I became the 1048 Chairman nf
10 RACES NIGHTLY
., 1 One correspondent
more
days, Some celery, act In, the Klwanl* International Ivey
Winft 106th Victory writes
I hear' from a guy who
tolwr, ha* Ix-en rut, und some Clftl^ Committee, It is announced
(Except Sundriy)
hat lie's talking about
planted* In Septrmlier Is uncut: hy Klwanl* headquarter* in Chi
In A. I>ons are Interested
Federal Slate Market NY" - cago. Wright, long identified with
H A IN o r S H IN E
m m m . A I - *I. y as coach ami
Service lias been resumed at tho Key Club activities, ha* served a*
will inaki- it so IhtcrcsH ngJjnSanforil. S late Farmers' Market, post-war chairman of extension In
P Q 8 T T IM E 8 :0 0 P . M.
unrlnllv that l^-ahy won’t Rpralde
kml btillrtlrn aVr itiued daily Florida, ami Key Club*,- a high
to lutft it down.” ,
Another
by Raiph G. Hlsner, local rep 8choo! leadership ami scrvice CLib
Scation E x te n d s T h r u A p ril 1 0 th
sPndx a clipping about a recent
resentative. These give an acru- have grown from 45 to 72 In the
speech by llarry Wright, coach
rate dally review of H|p celery past year and a half. A p u l
at Autilna* Institute at Roches
mjpeement ami price reception at Governor of • Florida Klwanl*,
ter. N. Yn who say* he is In
II s a ila s s S I r a s , r a a * Os*)
northern terminals and markcU. Wright’* newest appointment I*
constant contact with Is-nby and ing the past year.
As of Monday, lOfi cars nf
feel* qualified to discuss F’rank’a •“ Summing up work aciomplUhtHl celery had’ »—q ^lpp®.( from h|* fifth to an International Com
hi* n rg ru opponent.
im. ntluiis . .
Said Wright: during the past year, Mr. l’pp-.' Seminole Wuiily as comparrd with mittee and Hie second.time to be
•elected as chairman.
“F’rancU William l-eahy, I be |K»lnled out lh at with ll\j as.
ISM cars at this time last year.
lieve. will resign at Notro Dame sistance
Of
the.
present
total.
Ovledu
u
f'3enator
Buy
la
and
of
after I1MH. His successor will RepresetitatnAs M. B. Smith and
IYfavcs Will Have.
Hotel Bombing
•hip|M>d 71 cars and Sanfonl, 35.
COME and ENJOY
U- Hugh Devore -o f 'S t. llunallraitev Udham, the Sfate i|»cnt SaratoU has sent 105 car*!• lower
—Rubber HaseHneB vcnlure.". . *
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u
IIS
m
S
I
iwm
l*aa»
Os'*I
and other FloriiU
Clyde Littlefield, Texas U. or obligated . Itself to spend east eoast,
*000,000 In road conitr action or sections, 117, a toUl of 424 cars m ilitary court today to three
BOSTON Jan. 0 u n -B o x to n ’x track coach.- was tabbed “ Pres improvement of state reads In to date.
years in prison or paym ent of
a : fin* of £400 ($i,<y>0) each
Brave* arc planning to have ident Truman” by' 8ugar Bowl ^Seminole county during 1947.
Al
11)0
New
York
market,
white rubber b a se lin es next sea visitors because of- a marked
“SPORT of QUIiUNS” .
He also summed up tha actlvu goldvti heart variety In the lar for illegally carrying 'tw o S trn
son. The rubber base paths ar*
work un cuunty *xuad*. During ger- alsea -Is-W inging *3.76 to guua . and— — Imnd g ie uader*
the brain child n f—A l"O liver,
1047 the county paved eight mils* V iM and smalt ’li'xrs as low as I hey were Ruth Kiinoff, 18,
ground* supcrinlcndcnt.
of roads, he said: eleaied,. openr I (2.50. This appear* lo lie al>out daughter of a Jtmriah Agcncv.
Thevll Ik? three Inches wide,
and official, and Carmela Yaarl, 20.
and graded nine miles of dirt __
the ____
same at
l . northeastern
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tacked to. hoards, cmlicditrd In
In the uld walled city, 1,500
rued and resurfaced with good mldwestem market*. At New Or
sod and will stay white all .genMidway between Hanford and Orlando
material nine mllca
.county leans, golden heart Is bringing beleaguerrd Jews kept up a fight
son.4*—*«y«~OlhTTr Like most
paved road. In’ addition, one and (5.00 to $5.25, Pascld in large with numerically superior Arab
on Highway 17* Turn al Hed Arrow
ground forces, Oliver Is tired qf
a half mllca of rock road ha* sixes is bringing (4.00 to *4.60 riflemen.
rjchalklng baselines for overy
Arab
sources
mcanwhlla
re
at
Pittsburgh
and
*3.26
to
*3.60
been rebuilt. „ game.
ported that Hagans machlnegunPurrhake by tho county of' a at ClevaVtmi;
ners hail made ilewn attacks vi
new grader and drag - IJne has
two Arab villages on the out
resulted In maklhg the condition
Nimitz Says
skirts of Jerusalem but had been
beaten off by the villagers. Cas
d M iiiw t im * r*s* «»'>
ualties in these engagements reany of the three we would ho re l malned unknown, but it waa be
atively dundcn* In - menpoarer-. lieved t*tey-yrere light. .
IT# should therefore djrect our
The-fcjpy ' known fatality of
thinking tower'd realistic ami the day was rycorded In Ja fft,
highly specialised operations. Wo shot to death near the renter
should plan tu Inflict unaccepted* where a British constable was
damage through n u |* l a ! * ,« * 9*
ouF lechnotegical -weapons and
our ability I hi produce them In dltures aherevre possible on ev
great quantities.”
ery kind «>f public works, parti
He also warned that a.sudden, cularly highway* and parkways,,
• « riO « M
H O IO *
devastating air attack might come because of the high costs anil the
across the ocean from Europe directly Inflationary effect of
So* ft now/ '
or Asia as well as across tho such governmental expenditure*.
• It’s truly ramoikoblsl You
• “3. We have continued our polPolar region.
. v
Wool believe It until you tee It.
He said a radar screen, built Irlca In every direction to in
on submarines, airplane* an I crease the . productivity of our
Ifs one motor 2tof does whot
Hog^an W ins $10,000
Surface shins should surround the slate and enterprise within R.
Vow olwoyt thought It would
continents! United Stale* aad Its
Lob A n g l e s Tourney
loke two motors to do. Il conies
<r»e» the water a t speeds
lhat loke your breath aw ay
LOS ANI
Finnish Debt
Dewey Blames
rn Hogan
End H throttles down to perfect,
llrvw fA*l»AI, Ih.lllt
wuod,
E
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
IT.the new MARTIN MOTOR
. . . flood-proof, iputler-proof
* . . imtonl storting, lit spare
Ming performance aetret liei In
O revotuttonary new principle
. . . mecAanfco/fy-conlrot/ed
poppet vofv#»f
MARTIN gives you everyMng you would ordinarily ex*
p a d In on outboard motor,
phn many NgMy-imporlant
exclusive features.
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email F«.OOR SANDING A finishing rt:iiN
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cleaning A waving. Our power Van
anil largo acreage. CaMmgr,
Air* I •liar I,*., tlln l
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eonnwtlo.
Onion*. Lettuce. Escnrolc. Tom
available. 21 yrai* experience lh.il »hc tm* n li.l a .m illio n f ,r
ato. Strawberry A Ibfs-ta. J. W.
<1L, h*. g r. aiel Itial ftu- «I1 I
l|. M. niearon. Inks Mary. F^a final
Bell. Lake Monroe. Kla. Phone
a ii |0» in ih r Itwooral.U IL W ,
JFFICL apace In Meiach Building. VEGETABLE planta for
DISNEY
Orlando Stadium
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FOR RENT
» :w n i> :*
CAN YOU RIDE "BIG
SID“ AT THE RODEO IN
Many Ponder The
Strong New World
Legal N otice
O p to m e tris t .
Atlantic Bjk. Bldg,
[la v r a : M ! 1 4
■Ulark Bliirard. winner of thn.
Inaugural Handicap, at tlw San-,
ford-Orlando Kc-pnel Club,-goes
to post In th r feature ninth-event
tonight in what, shapes up ' a*
Kfeyhuuntl claaalr. Th«.-llll**ard
come hark last Saturday night
to . repeat her aliening triumph
•ml now rankn ,as the dog to ,
beat.
i
A fart field will offer keen*
contention Including Hush I’uppie In the No. I box, Cram! Mod.
anothrr two-time winner laat
Weak uml the outatanding track
poppy, llnrryrot. Clans . hare
lawn 'made to entertain a capa
city throng for the flr»l event
tthlfh guea to po»t at H I*. M.
liiM h in .
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RECORD PLAYER8 and radio*
tor re n t By day or week. Tho
Mu*ic Box. 110 W. l i t 8U FOR SALE: Large wood heater.
Phone 058.
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Rhone i!24 J. .
LARUE BEDROOM with kitchen CONCRETE sewer pipe, grease IU
trap*, ieptle tank*, blorkr.
privilege*, couple only. 107 Lobenchc*. atepplng atone*. Mirem t Ave. Phone 724-M.
arle Concrete Co. 30ff Elm Are.
NEWLY furnished bedroom, hot
Phono 1835.
watar. al»o 4 room apartment.
Takarh Building, Park A Com 4 WHEEL TRAILER. Bull with
mercial.
car or tractor. *50 x 10 the*,
almost new. Will hold 2 ton*.
Ph.B7Q.XR.. ; ____________
I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ORANCE8. *wert, Juiey, ripe, 41.
bushel. Bring laisket*. Ilnwlio,
Paula. Port O ffkr.__________
FIVE VtOOM HOUSE, partly furn k ’ied . 2 bedroom*, 1/3 down, CUT FLOWERS. Floral De*lgn«.
* 4 /0 0 per month. For quick
Stewart the Flori»t, 814 Slyrtle
•action. Call Phone 0178.
Ave. Phono 200-W.
I'WHURANCE .
ALL-LITE Aluminum rnaement
UKAi. KSTATh
window*. Double hung alumi.
P.H.A. MORTUARR LOANS • num and atcel casement win
RAYMOND M. BALL Realtor
dow*.
Miracle Concrete Co.
Registered Broker and
BOP Elm Ave. Phone 1335. ’
hvaurmnre Agent ^
FLOWERS
/
Rm. 4 Florida State Rank Bldgs
for all ocrailon*
'
8 mile* out. Furnished House, MeNEILL A YOST FLORISTS ’
•quipped with gas. IS acre*
HIpFa Avr. Just off Celery
of land will sell with or with OfOee yh. 403 rertdence ph. 6lt-R
out acreage. Ph. 1225-J.
t-80 GAlI* and l-SS gallon table
top watar beaters. Electric Bcr
’ ' Company
-<■ ** lolia
vice
Inquire a flrr 6 P. M.
8 ROOM house furnished with
one extra lot, good neighbor
BOAT—NEW
hood. Immediate
possession. This fine 15 ft. inlxtanl motor
Reason for .selling leaving
boat has never been liner a id .
towh. Phone 702-W.
All Igaa* filling*. Owner has
no u*o for samv. A real bar
NEW TWO Ivedrooni bungalow
gain for 1800.00 cash. Apply
situated on large lot in 'one of
C. R. Ilowen, 511 Plunu-a
the better sections of the Cl*y.
Drive, Sanford, Florida.
1'h.
.SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
balance like real.
Robert A. W illiams,'Realtor
REFRIGERATOR. C ft. KelvinsRaymond Lundquist, Associate
tor. used, rxreUent condition.
Phone 732 Atlantic Bank llldg.
*175.00. .A . I- Skinner, Ph.
County 3408.
NEW 3 l-edroom Bungalow, very
desirable, garage on large lot, FOR bA l,E: (lT T fl’lE FLO O R* sc re e n e d p o rc h a n d b r e e l w a y
3 nil porcelain twin tup style
*U.000.00. Tifrm*.
• electric ranges, $220.80 (includCLOSE IN, 7 room house, mod— erwi- • —gmwl buy at 4W.M8t.Wr
a u lo m n tir control,
11.000.00 down, balance on
monftily payments at- 6*^ interest,
SIX ROOM HOUSE close in.
,wcll worth asking price of *4,500J)0—*1,500.00 cash, balance
.like rent a t 5% Interest. ■
FIVE ROOM Bungalow in fair
condition, Iocatisl
of- Sanford. Prleed at (4,400 00.
Well fruited lot.
Immediately Available — New 2
story house, 3 bedroom* end
bath upstairs, livipg room din
ing room • unroom and an un SWEFrr tree rijve Orange* and
usually attractive kitchen with
Tangerines fl.OO llu. Call 67
Electric water heater, stove
anil refrigerator. V e n e t i a n
blinds inside and attractive CIRCULATING Healer in good
condition, bum* wood o r-cfal.
awnings outside. Priced a t BIB,600.00.
Good pickup in 40 acres of grove
land, 6 acres plaotrd 40Q trees, LIVE BAIT evrrV day a ls o -14
ft. house trailer $266.00. Jim
mostly Valencias—5 additional
4k lietty'a Fishing Camp.
„
acres ‘cleared and ready for
planting. Priced at $5,000.00.
FANCY Tangerines *1.60 Hu. A.
10 ACRE GROVE, 8 years old,
L tiu u x; Hi, l rJioxJB *, Upeal a,
— - T V a im n r^ a M - TiAmiiiu ~ v*«n
Sanford.
tutted, 8 Irrigation wells, goo^ Marion Market Cabbage planta.
room "modem house, 10 acre*
L. B. Mann,' Lake Monroe, Fla.
of truck land with tonent house
Phone 808-R.’ • . d
and racking »hfd*. some tile,
UGUSTRUM -PLANTS. Why
large lake. A good buy at
wait 3 years to grow a hedge
*11,600.00. Terms.
when L. B, Mann, Ukc. MonFRED W. BENDER. Realtor
roc. Fla. can put you In n
Room 2 F*la. State Rank lildg.
ready grown hedge In a few
Phone 1030
hours. Call 863-H.___________
l~ i
------------ * • — —
■■ 1
“ ■■
NICE 6 ROOM bungalow for tale. 6~ A K T ICLfcS WANTED
Complete kitchen, healing ayetern, tile bath, floor covering. Highest cash price paid for used
G««d location. |1 .800.00 will
furniture. Ted Devil Furniture
handle. Immediate possession. * Co. I l l E. 1st. Ph. W . ~
Contact Roy Johnson's Grill,
I’LL BUY your car regardless ef
JU gnoR *^
age or condition. Roy Reel, 800
3 GOOD LOTS in residential sec
W. 2nd S t
, _____________
tion. Just suoth o f City llntiu.
GtewmrU.Cabin Court.
WANTED to buy Office Desk.
♦ewrwrUhr and filing
lobe Hutchison *00.
rsMneU.
J
meat ratlrfnlng.
Under Flanders' prop
another act of Congre»t
required, to put rationing Into
effect. *
iiCongress convened at noon to
day In a lull-bofore-the-steop at
mosphere.
.
• - * ,
There waa no fanfare and only
the 22nd annual Los Angeles routine
formalities in th<- Senate
/ixture.
He raked- the par-71 Riviera
course with four sueeewlve sub
par round*—68-70-70-47—and sla e le ctio n y e a r o r e r .lte lg h ty dom esved 6ff a challenge by, foraier
automatte fctea-
1-80 GAL. Electric w ater heater.
CUTTT.QWERB, M ra T. C. Bol
Unger, Weat 1st St- near Mon
"T",.;,.’ Jill i 8,000 for flret
100 for second
Vi nee, the one
time king of the
pnr tennis worlds.
W SS-C i
ESaHi. arLSttffuT
flatlon control and brought alxrot
the present exorbitant seals Of
living CoaU,"
•
.
I
“ la greater production lies the
direct answer to tbe shortages nf
the U.taga that are a t the real of
national arul world Inflation, the
Governor told the Republican:
Rebuilt
Refinisbed
North
O pputtunlticM
U1LDERS — HOMEOWNERS
ran make Immediate delivtty
• f Wilton B-Z lift .'alomlfrum
garage duofs. W ill«• Install.
Phone 1895.
J.
ik a against high
111 W . 1st St.
> h - 953
Sanford, Florida
IBDMONT WAGON A NFO CO.
n a t io n a l
is
i -i i u
114.
p e .s n * .
i m h -m
n
-
CAItl.
m av
i'-
S . M O U N K Y fllrd Ilia final »r|H.rl
ua 1tlminUlriil4»f «>f ih*
“f
•• \ m •
uml 111 ••
•Ht fUnl L.* |»«r|M|t»n r--» mini i •
t'hirvf. .»ml (Iimi hr will n|»ply l»
fhr Ilnm.t.iMr It.
Will*. ConnJwlRt «»f H*minwlr Cwu»l>, Klor*
M i ..ii !!»• ! ! inI «!■) nf I V o m W .
';»4. f40B.A8p|tnt%nl iif *.11.1. Iti«l ia i
flnnl tlWuiri* ■« Aili|iiiil»irni«*r
Ih r
r^utP
uf
C A H I. J -JlltSNlMiM*
ilff'iowl. oil «It la SSail U4) of I'r.
'
V. «N, >.t»ft,w>. A ll ii »U a4tutor i»f
* Ihr a-alrttr of 4'afl J. |lett»4i*.
Mmm
to
v.v
iIt:M A S
r*•:
is
T rfjrm ify -T ir
a
M l, a
in
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vr-viivii
w i i i t k i . k v .'
|-f* r« n
H int. •
rn u * 1 . twrshy
ar ua Janaarg
< r '• • | « ap.
I f , I M I , In u
i , nil
H rm lni.l.
tLjiil__lllluli*I-
i ' i i OII
Is
,.r
u(
I'liu n e -f),
—,o —IK—
-
as
« lilfti m | i|
IA ltl.K e
power* me.
12
lli<» 15th
floor
In rom plctn
a minbiturr “one world,*’
So far.our piincipnl suiting
place ha- l o w Hie automatic
elevators, when- by giin, grimace
ntul gertur**' w»- exrhangr gtvel
ing* until w<- reach our M'|iatutc
fliHir* uod Part.
The people we* mini tu un-el
In, i»t ulv the I'biimx- family
U tH-alb u*. Every evening gmclU
fr#m the mysterious east filler
up from the ga« stove lielow. rrdolunt o<lor* that fill mir aparu
*invhl with the wonderful fraglance of a fau-ff land Uuit knew
fine rooking when Hie cpkuuan
French still were <hewing taw
meat in U a lllc fin e s t* . I m i tjo>«>
IUV eye* a n d sniff llo u g Rung and
Shanghai again, and the memory
.
VIRGINIA TREMORS
1
n i K M I .I .K . -Vii . Ian., n UF) ,
— Flrtlr district earth tremor* ac- !
i i'ii' **tiled hy rumbling sound
ua»
that- tattled window* an d n r r .riv witi-" reported today by
i i .iilr-i.tr over u Ml mile stretch
V’e u i' seeniute -herk* lis:lweeii
10 I- M, .Sunday night nrul 1 A . M ,
V, .n rdny
wi n '
felt
here,'* III
it ad in nuilaying arraa
In
iiitio n to o u r m iiny
<*wMP,
«l>br>v lateit
nun.'
I*
V V tllT K I.K V . I’jaln
r. snf.u. vv.\ v i 'M.vh vviiitk :v i •»:*■» n u a n t .
' - —
rVVITXKKX VIV ri VNII A N II O K l( ‘l A t. H K A f. A T H.ml. til Klnr-
Orlando. Fin
JKNK H LUNCH, one of the best
paying re-taut ant* in Crescent
Cttv, Fla. Worth *20,000.00.
selling due to other business.
Idmk It over and make .cash
offer. Dave Wheeler. Owner.
to
s ilp rit, looking at each other un-.
' 'A n UMUlnr hero.Is the mini
deliver* m ilt to Jlir*. Ill* families.
"They really niv«| a iliplomat
for tlu« Job," hr trlil nu> the other
morning. “You ought to i»oC acme
the note* ihc« f » n l |m t i
uooblr are wondering what tin- leave I n 'th ilr tuilk-Iwltlcs Bro
brave new wot Id Of the future ther. Ihvy’ris hanlet At* flru rr hut
than a c iw t Wfrd puptlp by moon.
will Ih- like.
I ilnn’t. I’m nlteuds living in
the middle of it.
•
Th« mailman ha- ..uipcthlng of
Thi* version of whal the uni the auiut- prtlldopi, mid believe* the
Veras- will la- like when nil uugi postofflcv- »»ught to give him an
me In other* i* a flfteen-rtory inlerprvti'r’a rating.
rooilrin cliff ilwelllng on the low
"Sonie of .the Irtliis ,|ook like Utl**li*n m»n atr|*|Ksf Into
er east aide.
they’d In-s-n biIiIit - mhI by aome
TU- Russian* glahcml
Most of the familie* work for IhmI\ who just dlpiH-sl n worm in ,dh«-r. Thu firrt leek efl
the United Notion*. Am! the «ll»- ink nml lit il crawl act os* (hu vn*
la much itmir iwareftit—th a n -in v* Huh lie run ■
~
the dav» of the ga« liouM- gmig. I II.itmbny ha» e^lit*d -e fur In
Then the aouud of blackjack i ,,ur Tower of Babel. Many families
veiaus skull war a noimat niuht I have ml'ipliel .lie Ametlcan,‘cu»tom
Tmisc. nbrrear today tin* only I
tiling living munlered it tbe Kng*!
Ii»h language.
_
The hrnrt mailonxe* In o u r.
lobby index people from oil rorh
COJt.
.NolWv U ti*r»t») Vi(»M Hi.!
ft.
— Eat plenty. Iota
weight with doctor’!
now food candy
*. tin- IIM 4«j ..f lUNTUiber,
liave. niMctl i m V K H S . t n mir fqtiiiimt’it
tu«» a iioor oJowxi*f |t#nfulli|
•rr \n eirifulnf HuliUtlti*
Sudftfit With
\\ US
1jfilt llit k«njil»w» t out nil »ni
»«*»UUiitlM, JiRfw *, nr4i 41*
imttrt \ vat ktIMit Uke .\\lFa
l«l'si rnr-ilo tafJ. h Jutiwnetis. ttw j
5 P E C IA L h E K V IC E S
Phono
YOU Dill VK
aint Leading D rp t.. Onus and
H ea lth F'imhI S lo rr* .
U DKIVK-IT. IN C
It A 111ATI lit cleaning, repairing.
New Radiators, new tore*. We
take 6ff A -install. Jimmie Cow
an’s S h u t Metal Works. Phone
010.
Expert Railiu Repairing
Fred Myers. 311 E. 2nd SL
OZARK IKE
‘ T W U Z OVUM F IP T Y
Y C A R 3 A G O W H E N YO
G R A M P O P f i A L C O ____
p in - m a id F c A K . r z
O Z A R K ...
JT
MIMEOGRAPH PltlNTINO
AND TYPING
. CREDIT I.UHH.VU OF
SANFORD
110 N. Park
Phsne IBi
Hanford. Florida
mi; \\,-> i l ifle e iilli
m |h* my-lwM l«'» !"•«»* u
Tourliloo Drug Co., Phone 321
Roumillal A Aiulrrsou
Hr
P H O N E 200
8 R M H Tv L A M l -M d I H I I S O N
r...IT W U Z FO U N D
I
1 TO HAVE A V A G lC A L
C U R IN ' POWUMS
REACHED
limes)
m ir. po p . AM COTTA
I GlT MAH AILIN’ ARM
\ WELL Ihl 7lM f P er
SPRING
TRAININ’/
PER S.1RE AAUlCl.rS.
•Tip TOP O N E
M ID N IG H T A N ’
D IS C O V U H E O A
PO N D F IL L E D r
W IT H A N O IL Y 1
S U 0 S T U N C C ... s
6 0 MB BR U N O
BACK A B U C K E T
F U L UF T H ’ .
FOR RENT—Floor sander. Ea*y
operation. Uoasonable ratos, San
ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone
B U T TO IMIS D A Y
N O B U O O Y ’S B E E N .
'
ABLE T CLIMB
TH A T PEAK
A G IN /
r WELL 1
r SET OUT I
L FCR PIN-,
* HAID Pi AH
TMORRUH/
J
Br
STUFF/-.-J
8IGNL
Show cards and PMtera
O— DEB’S SIGN 8ERV1CK
0 . D. U ndress. Phoei 1011
Cohen’s Radiator Shop for com
plete radiator service. 700 San
ford Avo. Phone 350.W
AUTO REPAIRING. Hall’s Gar
age, Sanford and Celery Ave
nues. Phono 1000-M.
ItKF'FlilUBRATION SERVICB
'
• C a ll
■r t F M w *
WORK WANTED
IlKNHUN*
ru
good salary. Apply Bny John-
•
f U llt lO A ,'
IN III! T ilth KMT ATIC u f
cnt. Phone 1321.
WANTED ex peril
THE MUlBIC BOX
uf
MATH.
THE NELPY 8ELFY LAUNDRY
: 400 W. 15 BL
. ■ Sanford .
uUt and guaranteed by tbo
largest -Wagon and FurelM ii»> Mi4 o p e (p*ra»“r to the
U.S.A.
.
or. catalogue and prices Jjdso
*ir t h i : oottRTV
i c u i x u i . t : c u f .v r v ,
m itt,
K TA TH
SPECIAL COLD WAVE *0.06.
FO R'ftA LEt t exceptionally fine
Sartfnrir 'Dcetity ’ Baltin. ' Ph.
Jersey heifers, freshen In
—March. Jersey cow for beef.
DO Morning Scntinii. OT.
Prided- rig h t No business ddhe
Everting 8tar. Call Ralph
Friday evenings e r Saturdays.
Walter T rapp.' En|cr|iri.ic. U n.
PIASTER AJ STUCCO of all
S
HELP W ANTED
kinds, patching. Free estimates.
Phune County 3022.
GIRLS WANTED. Laaejr'a Drug
AUTOMOBILE upholstering, heed
)inert, done panels- custom
2 COLORED ‘w O MRN fer kltchmadn eeak’covers of hfaatiful
en" and sandwich work. Apply
durable plastic material, 12th
Ptg N* W hittle. ________ ;
£ Sanford Ave.
OUBEKEEPER to lira on prea. care for liorw
mites.
illd. Contact Mag- 13 NOTICE®— I'EHSONAL
Station.
ATTENTION LADIES I
WAITRESS, H am ers Grill.
Make a one-stop, service fa r all
NURSE MAID Tor f small rhl|.
dren. Apbly in person 211
"¥r"'iL.ifrtJ a a
ft» f Iit
in
ji
GAN AS RKFRIGEttATlON
HF.RVICK
.
. ..
Ph. 570. W
DIAPER HERYICR
Fur details of the safest "maid
1 service" now Ip Sanford calf or
w rite BABY VALET. Dsytona
Urartu Dlspvr* supplied.
NEED A NEW ROI
prrsrntathrn will
FOR SALE: 2 Plntu.general sad
■ou. Trtm* arranged. • Volusia
dle horses. Brown R. Yates,
looting Co. Phona 005-R San*
Rt. B. Box 181, Elder Springs,
: E S S L / S f r S r s f f *"
jWIWinrin Bg)resm.-#i ydestroyed
---- *— .
the effectiveness of Price wntra il by the summer nf 104fl.
th u s wax launched the wage-
huiint-HH
\V*re. <VuM t J ik Im uf ermlaoli
i V i m t ). Klorltl*, .in ill. ICIli iUV " I
Ja n
I * I «.
fnt
a p p re m l nl
..tnir ami lm final tllx h .itK r a*
K l i i - u u l l Ilf Ik* Miiali «•» f.m llT
ll.i-.U le . f ile r. ilntrMtvf
th'»
IMIi O a r nl li.c-nib.-r, 1**7.
A H th* Van A lrn Clin,
K lc-'U iriX of Ih r ratutr nf
Kuilly * Ila a rlu a r fila r, i l i t i r . n l
‘roll»t ilehriNU* n m iu sm i
•irnniff crunchy viKi-uMr* over
of ejrir
ATTENTION LADIES!
Make a onc-stop service 'for ‘all
. your laundry and dry cleaning
needs by using your favorite
- Self-Service Laundry.
THE Rk C K * BSLPY LAUNDRY
4M W- U th SL, Sanford
Deafened Now HeaL=
^VhiHpers 5 Feet Away
Test* tiy the Ameriran Medical
Association’s Council on i'hyslcal
Medicine show lhat science ha*
now enabled deafened people t*i
hear faint aoutyls, to easily un
derstand whisper* frum 6 -feet
away, aided hy a tiny hearing
device so light yuu hardly kapa
ydU arv wearing it. With it thou,
sands now enjoy music, sermons
and friendly companionship. Fin,
g#r tip controls let jrou mijusl il
instantly to changing sound con■litIon*. No separate battery park,
wires o r hkmioa bulge, to weigh
you down. The makors of llcltonc.
D*|it. 26 t 14*0. W. 10th 8L.
Chicago 8,, III., are -so proud of
their achlevaaaeat th at they will
clatlly send yea • free descriptive
booklet end explain how you may
By W alt Disney
MICKEY MOUSE
By Fran Strikv.i
THE LONE RANGER
14 .
LOST dk FO U N D
SHOOT/
MOliO HAVE WD WINTERS/ TMkT
lr-N0U'O SHOT A
LITTLE LOWER!//LEAPING IP
LOST: Ithaca 32” douldn Harrell
*hotgun. Doc, 28 bet. lluxxards
Reort Camp on Cow Creek ami
Bull Island. IJberal reward. E.
-C.-'Haynmn, 2206 Palmetto.
V
l "KPEW OFF
LOST: 4>n F irst Street near Tabla Supply ladles yellow guld
Elgin wrist watch with black
cord band. Return td 000 Oak
Av«4 or Phone 401-W. Reward.
15 AUTOS FOR SALE
1042 Plymouth Businebs Couihexcellent condition. Hhllcr Mo
tor Sales, Second and Palmrt
tu. Phun* 1284.
1941 Dodge Pane* ton trutk. if
iaterested ee4 Airs. R. IL Pipptn. W. 1st St.. •
m
MODEL A — Good shapes, ^om*
pletely rebuilt, good tires. Will
CHEVROLET .194* eeupe, good
ttree. rxdlo and extra*. In good
condition. Call I065-W after
7 P J I.
ETTA KETT
Hy I'flil Robinson
r a w e r ir* p i o o a* gjuar
a nMAr t i k s m a c " O c .-
wort OF TMt’JC DgAO
FIX) r e . ' i Y i-v
�TUESDAY, JAN. 6. 1918
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
munily wherein he He**."
Alabama Voters
. TALLAHASSEE Jan.' rt i,V)
T rustees'of the S tair Internal I m.
ituvcmi-nt Kuml tocrav *ald they
.ad “ no control" over The leaning
of oil drilling right* along the
Davis causeway right-of-way.
The JtitlibornuRt) bo u n ty com
mission adopted a resolution, ask
ing the trustees t« prevent such
leaser.
However, the trustee*
raid the right-of-way is the proIterty o f ‘the Slate Hoad Depart
ment and is not under the juris
diction of the I. I. board.
t
NAMED TO TP.I1M
TALLAHASSEE, Jan.
Augustine
I.. I’e l Ileer
hanker and reader hi the forest
runaci vqimu
movement,
w as
named to a four-year lei m on
the Florida Hoard of Forestry
and 1‘urk* ye*trnlny by Gover
nor Caldwell.
lie suceeerls
Mrs
Unwind
Jeffreys of Jacksonville, veteran
board inemlier whose term explrtd s e v e r a l month* ago.
“ "WINS DELAY
MIAMI Jan. 6 OF)—William H.
McKelghun, former mayor of
H int. .Mich., won another delay
today in his fight against cx.
tradition to Michigan to face
gambling conspiracy- charges.
He was granted a wcck’wlltay
as a result of an agreement lietween William J. Pruitt, McKeighnn's attorney, and .J , . Velma
Keen. Tallahassee lawyer repre
senting Michigan authorities. The
agreement was approved by Cir
cuit Judge Charles A. Carroll.
(Cs s I u h S I r n r»«> n»*|
white primary. W » a r e confi
dent It will receive the same
judicial condemnation."
The South Carolina plan dh
vorced primaries from etate con
trol and made the Democratic
Party an exclusive club, open
to whita pereona only. In throw
ing it out, the U. S- Circuit
Court, of Appeals aaid:
"No election machinery edn Iw
upheld if its purpose or effect is
to deny to the negro, on account
of his raee of color, an effective
voice in the government of hL»
country oh the state or com-
DIRECTOR RESIGNS
MIAMI Jan. « (AV-CpI. Mar
edi Garsaud resigned today.“a*
nor t director of Dade County.
The ioh carries an annual salary
of 120.000,
. ,
Gureaud's resignation became
effective immediately after be.
ing accepted by the county commisiirtn-irort authority.
Although . n o mention was made
Jrv the rumtiitrsinn of
suerdssot
to Ganaud. former Miami City,
manager A. It, .Curry was r«uotted l<» have la-nt offered the
Herman Talmadge’s late fatbor, Eugene, won ihe governor
ship tn 1040 on a platform rail'
Ing for Georgia adoption of lh*
South Carolina plan. Silting Ir
tho govemor'a chair, with legie
lativc aanetion, as hi* father',
successor, Herman obtained enact
ment of a Georgia "whit* pri
mary law." It was vetoed U
Gov. M. E. 'Thompson after th.
m adgr.
.
**•'
they
Florida Tax
(C m IIm**# trim
>*aae *>»)
That compares with 1051,554
wagered by 55,025 patrons, with
a tax take of f 40,33! during the
same period a year ago today.
The atate takes a basic tax
of three cents on every dollar
wagered, with the proceeds divld.
ed equally am o n g ]th e' 67 coun
ties Comptroller Cl M. Ghy yes
yestlea
terday mailed each county 110,000 as Itg first cut from that
Tat mad gn _and Thompson' arc
tho most likely‘ main contender*
white suprem ely" Issue, slight
for the governorship in this year's
election The former, however, ly less emphasis in his campaign
has indicated he may give the ing than id* father dlrU-
state levies a five percent sur
tax an hone bets and two per
cent «xtra on dog and jal alal
wagers for the Old Age Assist
ance Program.
. The stfte also takes the oddcent “breakage" which |» left
after odds are calculated to the
nearest dime at ____
I
horse H
tracks
and the nearest nickel at the dog
tracks. 8o far this year, the
breaks have amounted to f t 33,.
YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S
America's Moat Beautiful
Aluminum •• Cedar - Potlslwd Aluminum
Aah Me For Pree Estimate
.
P. W. STEVENS!*- 617 W. Roltlniwm - Or
Another 176,408 has been prodnjvd by the state admission tax.
i* lf > 7 %C f T T
J
SH AM PO O
BEAUTY BOTTLE
■ k
ta-*J , ■* J
0 RAHMAN SHOW'
OCALA,
Jan.
f t- ( A V - T h e
Fourth An m m l Soiitheasli-rn
llrnhirmn Show und Kate opened
lleM- today IWlder nuspices of the
gentium* * for lucre!
exemptions and for extension to
nil 48 states of tha community
property principle allowed federal
Income taxpayers in some elates.
In the so-calleed community
can divide their income equally,
ran divide Ihcir Income eqqually'
in making their federal return
and thus obtain the advantage of
lower tax rates.
received
Reveal* the Hidden
Beauty in Your Hair
.V ■
-_i13M
• liukktd with IibiIIbI
• latHrylng!
• W
m tlkkrl
• Imwii Hbmj &Almond ftijuntt!
■South-Eastern iliahnian Breeders
Assneigtion.
Judging of. some 175 animals
'Soapintf' dulls hair . , - HALO
A ('roo|i of riibniui arn expect
v m n flo w e r
Tumiia tomorrow
hy motor fur Ilia.
Smooth! Clinging! Radiant!/'
C o ld C r e a m
TALLAHASSEE, Jon. rt (A*)-,
Honda State Alcoholic lleveragi
UL« eollertlliin, which had seem
ed tu be m-overlng from o sum
mer - tunp, dropped luck another
13 2't percent during December,
— lievernge Director Jqmea ‘fi
Voe-dli* rejtor G-d '.Collect Iph of
only tl.al2 .l4 5 in' In-er, wine and
whe-l.e} R>vir it lurl month, coitlpared with f i , 123,RIO during the
sanu* month n year ago.
•That made the tola) fur the
first six months of the fiscal
-which -la about
y e a r„ ,__ ____
3.04 percent below' the f 11,761,*
.lUli collected during the rorro*
■ponding six-mouth period of a
T w S ? n r , 8
glam orous new
sh a d es
INFECTIOUS
TTntecirdTTX.hCVr
ever, continuctj to hold their av
and L IP S T IC K
erage increase of between four
and .five percent, and at- the
half-way mark o( the fiscal year
almost evened Up Ihe tola! lieVVrage departm ent revenue
j la-i >ear's figure*.
$eaSmartGirl
H /m 'em /h
G e rw u o
PLENTY
MONEY
Our government aayt
the world-wide short
age of fats and oils la
still aeriou*. Help ease
I t . . . and help yourself.
Turn in every drop of
used f i t . . .en d get to
day's High prlceet
|l,s s ll,» *
(ISM
.
fuahion-rigltl
altudea
A N TIS E P TIC
urratiia
lea, n w l
to tlu’ strife-torn Middle East
area have l>eotl prohibited alnce
Coincident with the announce
ment, Fill agents of tlie New
York office took over jurisdiction
of a llronx warehouse where New
York polirt1 had reported finding
a erale-adilresslng slcncll ap
parently linking the building to
the TNT shipment. Cartridge
making machinery, radio trans
mitting apparatus,
electric nmiinncnt kl»o‘ were dl«covered there.
official* H | __
Meanwhile, _____
American Export Line*, which
operators the freighter, said that
two o|her vessels of Its cargb
fleet, the Exehester and tha Ex,
irort, are now
in Palestinian
water* and that they had radioed
ship'* officers to Investigate
freight on Isrard carrying marh-
S-thadea
to harmonize with
,C O U B A G L O SS
Nail Polish
And For
——For~C{cancr, brighter—Teeth
t
N O W !% P R IC E O N LY
coids • sore throat
HALITOSIS (Bad Breath)
or That Smooth, E asy
TRY THE NEW IMPROVED
Tha beauty bargain of Ibearaart At IN* generous prlc* re
duction every woraas tonVy BCAU CAJCl—the dtffsreol taka
Mtaka-vp. Ivy BCAU CAR! for youtietf. Oet revtrot, at IN*
reduced price. Ghrt your Ain a gorgeous, wwaA-wt-ilk fWdv
TOOTH PASTE
The New York FBI declined
comment on the case.
Amiri top 1* 1 1 ,1 , * * , UmmiltM, !*(.
The. United Hist ex used an
estimated billion yard* of burlap
SAFE for Normal Skin
SAFE for ClolRet
That Pleasant Palmolive
FOR T im BUST ICK CREAM
Celgots'. DOUBU4AH
I P - T O P
ICE CREAM
la r g t Sis*
We Tiuike our own Ice 1’rcom, AH flavnnt ,
Tasty — DeliciouH — Healthful
I P - T O P
inford Avenue
LATHER SHAVE
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C R E A M
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Medium Siis
Money-Saving SPECIALS for your HOMEI
MORE Value for LESS Dollar*
For Well-Groomed Good Looking Hair
Till; AMAZING HTORY OF RAIL11QAD BONDS
1937-1947
I % ju b t*
In the past 10 yearn moat railroad systems have:
a my dedgai.
1. Reduced their funded debt 17%
,2. Reduced their annual lataroat charges 32%
3. Increased their rash resource* 372%
Absorbent
Increased their nat working capital 717%
1937. the bond* of moat of the*# railroad system* wen
of uninterrupted Interest payment* extending for
up to 60 year* - can bo purchased at substantial
t. Many of these issue* are legal Investment* for
lamb*
trust fund* In tho 8tata of New York.
.
*and/or
•
Full FarUcalara,*• Reqeest
In all popular co lo n , . . for • very window In tho
ThkUy loopod, toft and itrong.
hoUto. CUT TO YOUR ORDER of no extra charge!
Extra largo tlze i up to 48 Inch** wide. Choko of
w o ih a b U fibr»
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Representing T, NeU.n O 'ttow kt, fa e , Dsyten.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, JAN.* 7, 1918
NO. 49
R.A. Williams Joshua C. Chase, Pioneer Citrus
Meyers Pleads
Developer, Dies lit Winter Park
Elected Mayor
Not Guilty 01
• By Commission
arge
Krider” A n d Chase
Sworn In To Suc
ceed Bishop, Gut;
W ilson Stays On
. . City Comminionrr Robert A.
V William*, local reallor. wa* elected
mayor of Sanford at the meet
ing hit,evening of Ihe nrW City
• Comtniuion which mel imntedi,
ately after the old "Commit .ion
** had rtviewed a number' of ilem*
then retired.
John Krider and Randall Chain
were awom in at commit doner*
to aucrred George Biihbp and
♦ Mayor H. Jame* Gut, with Mr*.
Raymond Lundqui.t* irivipg a*
nolaty. Regret Wat rxpicued that
Mr. titlf w ii abient tlur to ill‘ .• he**. ML tJUhqj», '"W4i' wamthr
congratulated for hi* irrvfce I*
the city.
„
’- .
Fred Wilton, city attorney, of*
----fem U hir resignation, but" w ar ttqueitrd by Mayor William* and
the Cum miidim to tervr until
October, the rnd uf the final
year, and agreed in do to. It
w it (minted out dry Mayor Wil
liam* lliat Mr. Wilion’i intimatr
knowledge of the city ordinance*
and legal affain would be of
great vilue to the new cornmii•ionert
Tire election of Mayor Will la mi
wai unanimoui and followed the
t ’ nomination by Comminionrr Lea
R. l-etlirr and the *econd ol
Commissioner Andrew Carraway.
Thr new mayor wat congratulated
and rej|mndrd by /tilin g In* in
trntion p f tru in g to tlir belt
of hit ability.
Mr. Williamt, urn* born in
Amerleut, Ga., anil rame In San, ford with hi* parent* HR year*
ago, attended local nch<ml» ami
* * ' ( h ™ " ^ year*
of the Seminole Ury Cleaner*.
.H e live* with hi* fatally hi M l
<t’«ellaa*4
fan* T«al
Mrs. Lourine Beal
Reveals Candidacy
For County Office
Mr*. lamrtne A. Real. Sunorvlimr of Registration for * Sem
inole County, today announced
us u candidate for re-election to
the office, subieet to the will of
the voter* In the Democratic P ri
mary election on May I. .
Mra. Beat ha* been a re»ldent
of Sanford for the past 35 years
and ha* been atiociated with The
Sanford Herald for the past 10
years, In the bookkeeping depart
JO ment, a* society editor and in the
advertising department for six
years.
A member of the Florida State
Association yf Supervisor* of
Registration, she haa la-en sec
retary o f ' the organization for
two and a h a lf year's. She Ik a
member of the Pilot Club of San
ford of which she Is nuhllrity
rhajrraan. reporter fifr the Pilot
Wheel, monthly state publication
and also the Pilot Ia>g, Interna
tional publication. She was a
delegate to the International
Convention In Columbus, Ohio,
last June. She la alst an active
member of the Fidelia Class and
the Elsie Knight Circle of the
First Baptist Church of which
she la a mrmber.
A • widow, Mr*. B eal‘ 1* the
mother of one *on, Walter Beal
and makes her home at 300 West
Third S tre e t with her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Vickery.
Jotltua Coffin Chair, pioneer Florida citru* developer and chair*
man of the board of Chair Ac Co., died ihit morning at hn home in
Winter Pajk 'at 9:30 o'clock following* a *ix weeki' illnen. He wai
8‘1 year* old. Funeral lervice* will'be lie Id at Knowlr'i Memorial Chapel-Saturday afternoon and there will be a private interment Mem
ber* of the family requriled .that no flower* be irnlT
Mr. Cha*e, who wat atiociated with hi* brother, the late S. 0 .
* Chair, Sr., In the organisation
of Chafe A Co. in JK84 and bus
hem a commanding figure III
the* ritru* and vegvluhle induetry throughout th»- state for over
50 year*,' was born in German
town, I'a., of New England an
cestry on Sept. 22. 1858. Hr
came to Sanford in May ' «f
1HRI, and with hi* Imi t lier, who
had pieerdeil liim toro i-y via
‘year*, went Into- buslnes*.
In addition to hi* citrus uuffketjng ■interest*, in- was associ
ated- with the work of . Jatqe*
K. Ingraham and (icncral Henry
r», .Srtiitord ill the rail) develop'
ment of "this city. He wav lit.*
oldest living nu-inl-rr of rite San
ford Masonic lejilge and l-a* for
many years been u itu tutor gt
the Creabyletl*n' Fhdtih of thin
- ^ d w T i l t y 'lf «j frvi’Tl’~-~rif ^C*+T
und .*85, he went to California
where hr became managing direc
tor of the Earl Fruit Company,
now known a* the Pigiotglo lhternalIonarFruIl~Cor|K,rffTIiin, dis
tributor* of fruit* uml vegetable*.
In I BUI Chase* A Co. was i, organit,si with J. C. Chase us it■: presi
Heath rame (hi* morning to dent fend lie moved to Jnrk-unvillc
the marketing end uf th<
Joshua C. t ’haxa. chairman uf the where
board of
Co., following organization wa* hnmlh-it,
..... ............ - w
a brief ilbi^WhWfe* Winter I
took mi active pail in citw af
home, “t ' n i llip id i."
fair*. He was u merolier of the
Jacksonville Rotary Cluh, wa* a
leader In the l|oy Scout Move
ment, organitrd the fir-t troop
of negro scouts, gild
himself
Silver Heuver Scouler und
'hief Scout CninmU'Inner. He
was also actively connected wllti
the Florida1* Children’s Hftwu1
from I0OR when It first mnvml
there from Imkrland and leis
u-rvrd euntinuoualy as one of it*
Jews Disguised As P o director* e>*er since.
He wa* V, ilim mr of the tlarnell
lice Throw Second National
Hank and - at the lime
hl« iteath w»* lho oldest liv
Bomb From Vehicle of
ing director anil th r direc
tor who hod s i* r v eU th*1
JERUSALEM. Jan. 7, (/P)
grratrut length of time. •Huring
Jew* ditguiird at Palertine po- iHt- fitst World War he served
ra/fpd * tromh ' tni’o 'th * on the Liberty f^van Commt»«i,*n
Jaffa Gale of the old toallrd city nnd was m knager'of Ihe Hoover
of Jeruialrm from a crudely ar European Relief Campaign in
Hu was also a direc
mored motor car today and killed Jacksonville.
tor afid chairman of the board
10 Arab*.
for the Chase Investment Co..
;■ An Arab polirrmin and a owner of tho Uteaworth and nthJew wrre. killed-by a second bomb rr grove* belonging to the ('haw
tossed from thr car in flight. brothers.
In 131*3 Mr. Chase moved t«»
Soldiers aubsequrntly 'killed one Winter
Park ahortly • afiei the
of the attackers'as hr fled-after Jacksonville office of Chase A
abandoning thr car.
Co. wail transferred to Orlando.
A witness said the car, armed In Wintry Park hr built the
magnificent "Ca*a Rotada" t*with tnachinrguns drew up to the
tale which I* one u f the Jinesi
Jaffa Gate firing into the crowd ill Central Florida. He served h i
...
_
rfor- Rollins College n...
and moving slowly.
a *____
trustee
and 1
took
no
active
interes*
in
the
__!T l,cn* as wr thought ilitjr were worR nf the Florida Historical
turning away.” he said, "the bomb Society serving a* its president
(CM iissts s* r»«» s lit -•
rolled into live street and the ex
10 Arabs Killed
By Bomb Tossed j
FromArmoredCar
plosion followed."
Scores of persons wrte injured.
Tire force of the second explo
sion, ‘apparently threw the ar-
Lamarre Says He Is
Guilty; Court' Ac
tion Pending Re
ports By Officer Chief Executive Re
WASHINGTON, Jan 7 t/W asserts Need Of
Maj. Grnetal Brnnrlt E. Mryen
10 Point- A nti-In
Uxl.y^ pleaded innocent to a fed
flation
Program
eral indictment charging him with
committing prijury by lying to a
Senate W jr Investigating Commd-’
’er about ’ hi» private waltim*
fUrinrti vlealingt.
f
Ihe. irliird ajr force pun baling
ufficci alio |ilr«ded innocent to
anollier mduiment charging him
with uulucinlr a formrr bunnet*
asidciale lu ,wear fjilirly In the
Senate Committee.
mm
' t*mmm T w o 1
W ASl IIN G I ON. Jan 7 t/F) |tighliglil< from President Iiu in iu 'Stale
nl thr Union mcssiTr to Congress today:'
In*
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 </D—
President’s
Request
Sets Off Another
Tax War With GOP
Powered Congress
W A S H IN G TO N , Dec. 7 ( / P ) -
Congrri*
President liunusy aikf-d
all
today 1.1 vote,/ every individual
rrrridenl Trumaq renewed
t ()n thia occasam. above all other*, the Oonurrs* and the Pie*ulent
plea fur stamlhy wage-pnee con
taxpayer an im m rjiatr 540 cut
trol* and rationing authority with •hnuld coneentrJW iljfii attention, not u| h»h (>arty trut iqmii rountiv.
Wrtin
not
liehrvr
that,
men
exist
mriely
lu
slirn(Hhrn
llir
slat.
" lr- hmtsell anil c^ch dependent
the assertion today that Jliigli
.
and- In- lat-e ioi|Wiation taxes
price, iiohi not hr our mrktfs qr in fm the rngs m an economic machine,
VI hfiliei disciiminalioil is based, uti race, nr creed, nr color. •** i l»y $LdI3),00(l,t)0t) in offset it.
of rationing"
ftam l uf iin’gin. iT i * intrtly eon* [ . H* thus laid the gioundwork
I In- recent session tr jrilrd these
Irnrv in ‘Amrrlcnn bh-nt,'*>1 D e-tfof another tax-battle- with the
and niuil ul the irst of Mr
m-«'i n-'Y
t Rrpitlilicdii-f mil fulled Jlouse and
Uni i->-'inl securilvt, ■ystern a
.
*/-.•. • , .1 i'i ■ _
I Cilrul Judge David A. I’me, 1 luman\ l(l-|M>int - idograin, tubhat.
gap*
and
Iheoiv-Ulrnei.-:
It
-» >iatr o he Union
slllnlnw m-tc.id a Reiniblican
.
-liL
lir-!
-nn
the
srt-.-^l d.W of the
D rtm c.wlfuiii
*(wmv*trTt-nrr«rurr *peg r-d - t arw
ed. set the wial for Feb .16.
tlint wiJ n luf 1'M8 >rsil*m '
t i u n r i c h ' a * our* there. »rsJqJge Fine gave defense coun- ly in voluntary action by butrMr. ’ Truman lahrlrd lus tec*
iniltloii* of thildren win. ilu liot
<el- 111 days in which to file hrts, imluslry ,nd agnvulluir I*
linn- ailenuati- whiHillinus*--. nr ommrndalutn as a ''cost of liVpats
cl.
uU
l_iuH
f_tH
A
tllii!*-.____
(holloIU aiikfliHi MgjrPfC indict
f - 1- — '* mg’* nedit deliuned Primarily to
Mr Iruman arreiiletl this’ re
ment.
GAA Says Plane Ap gotenim ent ha* u resivnfi*lblllty relieve'dm .small taxpayer.^ i
iut
lanlly,
*
ailing
it
"pitifully
in
Mt-jb-rs wa* indlVtcil no .thro*
proghliiig firmnHal nbl to
lire ause of inf Litton, he said.
parently At tempted fur
11met tlii< crisis,I
charge- of ja-rjury. and on three, adequate."
1lu* |?**vf*iiillir nl Mimilu not#, tr*
We -liould* now eslal-lisli 1111
In In- Stale of the Union lilCtvhurgv, that In- persuaded Rli-rPancake
Landing
.lu.e - it. lot.il irtru u rt and he
iot II. Louiarre. -T5, a ‘funner tagi* today, lire FresiJenl dr
1 ilucatiiiii nml securityt.
ileirnbeil ini||iualiiiii. .»* well
Imsint-*. associate nf t h r -general, clairtl that p rim haVe iiifdinuesl
SAVANNAH. Ga , tar* 7 i/f*)
Until ss>* can overcome tin- preto tell fnlsnhuuds to the Senate
to rise and added:
Cummitle,;.
I'i( 1re 11 twrsons wet.- killed and sent *lia-tie luni imr shurtifg^ we
I lie rrsominrnilaliiui ran shaf(>,
,
1
. in net t-ucuil uml -lengthen rent
I lie events which have i-c- I
Lamnrii- nl.n wa* iddirted on
nmr mtuieil Imlay when .1 ‘oa*t' j ,
l\ cnpnlrr In a 5 >.i)00.000,000
three charge* uf perjury and curteil since I presented my ill j
airline* Iwmem-ine.l 'p la n e '
We must continue'- to erect GOP Jax cutting measute rpon(dentil d guilty yesterday la-fnry point ahti-inllation program In •
11 «mIImm#4 **m |*».ir ^l«l
soil'd
bv
(‘hail man Knutson
Judge Pine. Sentence against the Cungien on Nnv, ! 7 lu v r *<rallied in a marsh" bn the Sa|(K
j. Minn) of the Hnurr Way* and
lannsrre, n n sid e n t1 of Dayton,
♦is ann.ib Rivet
t) , was - deferred pending ti iv- trifiJr it rvrn elf niff lh.it all hi l‘ Ihe | >lahe.
*• *harlfietl
ran* Committee which would
\ , »I,C
"" ^
roit from u.'proM tIon nfflctr* po.nl. are rmnlial.-"
give income lav (.ayet* (tercenl*
(mint'.
Htgl'l
w
ir
en
mute
liurn
I InUK itlenre Is-fure the Senatu Com- He did nut list, the
age nits along, ihe line- ami
I sirl|>ht.« to Miamrr I I s- .
nfi|lee »huw»s| turmarre wa* in- nguin.
trunllnuea as l**ar *llt
Tins t* wlirtt be nsked the *'* ■ lia n k Hell, icih -i i - i for the
slnlb-tl a* president of lite AvlII
MllSHtS
m
m
«»**•»
ll'n sllsa rs mm »•«**
15 Killed, 9 Hurt
-I n J J ^ r a s h In
Savannah Marsh
Frank Lamson Is
25 Year Service
Pins Presented To Made President
8 ACL Employees Of Kiwanis Club
Tnenty.fivp year service em
blems were prevented to eight
employee* of the Atlantic Coast
line Railroad yesterday by E. M.
Carroll, general foreman, who
made Ihe preaenlation in hi*.of
fice in the presence nf a large '
mintlier of well-wisher, in addi
tion to the person* receiving Ihe
award*.
Emblem* ware presented to M.
C.' Stone, ear ln*|H-ct«r; E. C.
Wethiringlon, Iroiler' maker: M.
Itlack. tmller maker1* hrlper; M.
Ilrown. machinist* helper; Ever
....................
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ett June*, _____,
stationary
fireman; C.
w Stapler, Itoiler uiuki-r'* hrl|>
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cr; l) n v c Warri-ti, machlni*!*
helper; und O. M. Field*, pipe
fillet*.*' 1irlpe>.
j-
10 Men Miraculously
County A greesT o Huy Escape D eath, Injury
PM S et For Sheriff MERCED, T a ilL T ia n .’ 7, ( A n -
The County- Commission yes- Ten men who leaped from a c rip
terdav agreed to nnrehase an pled B-20 bomber a* it struck the
other fr«*<;uencr-modulatlan send griiuml 1**1 nlgl(t thanked their
ing nnd receiving set for Sheriff *»plit-*t-cond tim ing *nd sln-ng
U. S.t British O ffer
V A. Mero'a extra automobile. leg* for th eir miraculuu* escape
death o r scriaii* injury.
German Bizonal Plan This Will give the Sheriff's de from
The eight crew member* und
partment two radio equipped
FRANKFURT,* Jin . 7. (/P )- ear*, said (V P . Herndon, county lwii eiyillun pas-tengt-r* suffered
unly minor cut* and bump*.
The U, S. and Rritlsh military clerk.
Inbound from McClelland Field
The Hoard agreed to lake over
governor* pf Germany proposed
to German <fe*drr* today means and to maintain elav road* in the near Sacramonto, the Ruperfort
for strengthening the himnal gov- Loch Arbor auhdlvixlon near developed engine trouble on the
approach and crashed with tffVmmental structure of wpstem - *-rvslal.'.ljjke.
Germany.
I G.. W.
. . flimnear, repreaenilna, w-rific impact on one of the landing
,,
number of wine and beer dealer* ■trip*. Ju»t a* the thlp touchid
fiir HH., R1 t r, P ' Ci? h
. • ""••'•‘I'df out*ido fnuniclpalitle* the ground all 10 men leaped out.
S:L .t,r * R w etU on. w I tw o u 1 |n t(,p roUnty, presented a petl* The plane *lithcrrd along the
waiting for rerommendatlon* from tian
ih„ ,tn
.ls . •trip and burst into flame.
tldn re.iue*tinv
requesting iK.r
that the
closing
the representatives of the eight hoar* for three alaeca i«e extend
state* in the U. S. and British- ed from midnight to 2.-00 A. 31.
zones, suggested doubling the bi throughout the Week. It wa* Public H earing To Be
zonal economic council, which pointed out that these dealer*
run* western Germany'* economic are losing business from San- Held On Flood Control
life, am i' creation of a second ford-Orlando Kennel Cluh patron*
public hearing a t which In
legislative chamber.
who leave the races at midnight. in A
**t*sl paitUa may present
THR WEATHER
view* fo r or against various men*
sure* for /loud euntrol in Florida
LAKRLAND. J u l 7, WV - T h ,
a* reeommendesl by the division
Federal State Frost Warning
engineer, wll l«e held Feb. 3 at
Service today forecast frost to
the City Recreation -Building In
morrow morning In the Caineskliaial, it wa* announced today
villa, upper east roast central
by the Army Board for River*
districts, . . . ..........
and Harbor* in Washington, D. C.
The forecast for tonight ami
. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 f/P)-Democratic headquarter* it be a din* , F"!!uf,ln«
hearings
Thursday morning;
into
Ihe,
Presidential
campaign
with
S3I5.367
in
lh
.
war
chest.
Refe
"Clear ski**, light wind* with
« h ^ r g » f t lhcy_came lhrnugh.l947 wi;b coatribution* of >28.^73 tilvtrinn— Engtnaar— MlMri— J :
Interval* of calm amt continued
Young on Dec. 31 rnada a report
cold northern districts with low “above expense*.
est temperatures 83 to 30 de
Hie figure*, which ihowrd up today in report* filed with the favorable to Improvements Involing total expenditufa of (208,grees and scattered fro .I In the cleiA of th* jvouic, are not strictly comparable.
135,000 of which atata inter**!*
coldest low ground locations In
iT h e law require* political organization* to tell Congress about the ar* expected to contribute (28,the Gainesville and upper ear.' contribution*
they
receive
and'
’
601,000.
coast districts.
Improvement*
listed include
"Clear skies, light wind* and th* money they pay out. The payment* of (705^74. They said
- continued ' rather cool with the Republican ■National Committee nothing sto u t the bank balance diversion uf flood flow* from the
Ia w si
** , _
| did Ju*t that, wherea* the De- at thfl start or close of the year, upper 8t. John* River to the Jn
lowest temperatur*
degree* jnoerata supplied some extra in- or about unpaid bill* or foan* dian River and Improvement ol
fend scattered light frost In' the formation.
receivable, If any,
exlstlpg canal* and new canal*
coldest pocket* central district*.'1
h* Democratic financial atateGOP supporter* came through in Indian River and 8t. Lucie
Tem perfelam .
t showed the committee star- with SUUU00 fn the la*t four counties to Improve water control
, •
Law High
1847 with (141,483 In the month* of the jraar, compared the area we*t nf the coastal Hdge.
Cleveland
10
- 3.1 hank, took in contributions total with
only $30417 In contribution*
Galveston
56
CS ling $350,803 had "other receipts" but (203.014 In other receipt* for Also Included I* control of Good
Loa Angeles
48
00 of 1244.707 and paid out 1717,781. the Democrats In the same peri- in the Kissimmee River Basin by
Impjwundment of w ater In. natural
New York
H
A 30
Th> Democrats said they also
reservoirs a n d . by channel im-41 ------ 9* M
had ( r r ^ t o Irt'
un i d b bills
naa
fn unp.id
n B on
Indlvidual ‘contribution* foiTtSS prove menlx
Dec. 31. and (ttjOOO In loan* Aral eight month* of 1847 were
Detailed (hformatlon * of the
receivable from three atata De reported previously by both par enure flood control program may
mocratic committees- ..
ties. The new reports for the be obtained from thy Board of
last four month* pf the year, Rivera and Harbors. (76 River
ir s s iis w i mm *■«• si*i
side Avenue, Jacksonville.
<f 4»»tti»»eA
Highlights Of Truman’s State
Of Union Message To Congress
i Savannah-1 vemhg Pres*, .lejmiled
, Ill-Ill the srPDr that the pilot and
! in pilot were dm<mg tlie dead.
1All the (u u e p g ris were P u rtlo
j Ru'anv en mute to tlicll Imtiie-
ALP Endorsement “
01 Wallace Brings
Labor Party Split Thief Steals $100
Official Says* “Third
Party Plays Into
Hands Of Enemies
From Boyd's Office
After Forcing Door
The efficc of t'. M, Boyd, In
surance agent, in the Speer
ItuVuiis: m l Mngr.-*llii Av*nue Vr**
city manager; and now local I
lx
, .
.
i
.1.1
NI.W YORK. Jan. 7 i/P) Ih - ifilereit uitorllv o fler 5:16 o'clock
manager of the ritru* and cattleU c C I B iO I l I S l i p l i t 1(1
ihr Amencan ’ Labor Patty an yeilerday afternooir hy a hob)
enterprise* of t ’harle* llrad>hnw.j
^
___
thief ishti r ifl'd tis-i eadl tmve*
wa* today inducted (i« president!
...
lUMllicnl lodav lliat it had rm loii’ uf
more titan *101) m rn«h and
of (he Sanford Kiwanis Club b y ' 1 tLI-AIIANSLK, Jan -, 'd
Itny lire vi ton ..f Itrinn.lo. I,lent.: J he Stale Game arul fresh .\V nlei ed ihe caminlai V o( llcmv A u roll of three - ■enl -lam ps, 3 |r.
Governor of the Fifth Kiivantil h
to lim iM iW rigid to elm- \Vallsre for Pir.idenl, rau.mg a Ilov-I M-port.-.l to police. Entry
wa- by--mean* of u imr inserted
Dlatrict uf Florida.
• , | i ak. tlkn . h , a n d
Hi.;
IJit in the pally.
t
near - the lock; a* evidenced hy
Itrtiring P r e s i d e n t lo-»trr J'din- IDvet to I'ofttmerrlnl fiihinyShortly
alter
tlm
annoumemenl
murk*, oh the wood.
Tharp wa* highly rongratulated I wa- upheld today hy the ll-uidi
‘ Frank Lamson, formrr Sanfordt Rtnte
Game Office
•I the executive cbmmittre sc.T|te diH-r of. the Rowland Fi
for ’ hi* able mlministrutlon . of | Rupruntr Court
Ilu- riot, during the past year i In companion opinion*. Po lion was released to nrw»pa|>eis nance' Co., :nio** tin- hall, tore
ind Auld long Syne wa*_ sung l ,
i ,1, - lam l 1 uneonstitulionil ir|iirtenl.stnrs of llir ■Mitsetiul I evidence -*f having been -jimmied
in hi*
Honor., Retiring » ‘ciel- j »n* of the UU7 legislnture vslu-o ! Amalgamated Clothing W oikru. open, nml J W, Itowlami, manvl* Honor..
a g e i.' iI'ln i tu l l«'tvsei'ii $3.00 and
iry Ralph A. Smith wu* likewise „ilem pted to destgnnte the area ; , , . . . , .
i . «- i
men....I. by
Governor „„
„ n,.*r ami therefore In- r *tid l ie United A m -Mu.liile Work- iliK t snrtli -of i-oilnge. *t»nip*
•immeml
. , Lieut.
..............................
walked
.llkrti mil id tile I nit-sing, nl -•* pomli d nut a liinge
Ilrewlnn,
I y,,n,| tin- game toariT* jurlsdle rr, (U O ) s,
i-.j> mi
burglar proof -**fe
d
,1*. P, Camptotl wn* romnierub linn. I'ln .talule* attempteil n* stormy rioted H i r e l i n g
_i| for JtL* It year* of service a*' 'e X e lll lll COtlllll’ i ■'itit fi-li-'i m- n ..loomced d im rciiguatioui hum t Im I hn-1 toeii Inliincteil wiI h.
I I ■■ dtHir - of Edward Lane,
■lul, tti-a*urer nnd w*e rednalnl- from penalties for violating ''" ’.j ALP- po»l».
realtor, itl*o -hioveil mark*, but
led in thi* off ire. tt.sear llarri. game commiMlon ban on thas- t ‘
'
.Hie ALP. which function* only nothing has toen reported mi*on wa.<- te.installed a* financial water*.
t-crelary and J. Murtin Stine.
Tim com t a!»u reversed n lower m New York Ji|a|r, pullrd 4'H).- sing. No trace of entry wa* on
ipher wa* installed a- secretary. court iWing which would, bar- 4 i'i vote, (or Pir.nlrnt Roo.c.ell tin- ib w of George A, Speer,
cmirijy prom 'iitlng attorney. A
IV. A. Morri*on and Ralph A. nijlliflrd the
constitutional
M
lit*Ki l* ig f TI* mi
*
•
itoruVroorn ilu u t of the Rowland
Hrnith were Instructed in -their aim-rnimcnt creating. Ihe GinciFinance h i , wn* also reported
lutie* a* vice-president*.
and Fr- h Water. Fidi -Curiimi'
u* tamper til with *
Me, ttre'vton ■dcelnred that the *ii)ii ami giving It exclusive an*
Mr jtoyd '.aid I hi) morning
Sanford Kiwani* Club ha* fu r
to fix rules feovernlng Seal Fund Drive Is
nished men of t-xn-ptional uhitily lltorily
that lie re j Iirunt *o. Id* office
taking
•>(
game
fi-.li
ami
animal
$1,000
Short
Of
Goal
utvf leadership in public ami civir
yi-*terday nftern Von nl 6:46 o'*
Itlark Hass Nut fnvoltrd
affair*, uml pointed out Edwurd
--- —
clock fouml the door njar. ami
Tinrnlmpa
mean*
a
tontimiF. La ne, William II. Xurhry and
Tlie t'hriitlUB* Heal Rule fond I On- two endt boxc* dumped on
Juliu* Dingfelder, past Rent, atioq of lb- romntiiu[on*k bftn on for tubercttloii* relief i* 4l.t‘.0tl hi.* • de*k Mr Riovlnrnl reported
line
of
n<t
in-1
he
two
tog
freili
governor*, a t examples. He told
short of llik J6,(MH) *et fin the that In- bad i lined III* office at
of the hinny time* the Florida water m en- and sale and earn* drive, nml IJtrto letter* have not 6;lft uVImk, alnl tlml hi* brother
Division had ranked first, second niercial limt*portaliou of l-nnm U*en rrpllnl to, Mr*. Edward Lewi*, wlio a<d*t< him in
or third among the l”J Kiwnni* and similar *jie.-ie*. The tiuii Kircher, secretary of the Hem- la-si amt clerk. Ml** Ida Mae
district* of North America, and aguili.t nelliqg of Mark bai* mi ipole County Healtii uml Tutor Kintdrt .left nj Jhnt time.
■it saiU u.J , s i-m i t h s i
nut questioned. In the litigation
rii1o*l* Aaaoelatlon, announced
I -i-: year a ton of rash, kept
Director Ren (*, Morgan uf the thi* murning, and ap|ieali-d ibul m .a *i*Tet place, wp* stolen from
nnd Fre*li Wafer Fish cuntt ibm lun* lie sent promptly. the office of Henry Mclmplin,
Thousands Homeless (i£liit>
t ommisstoi said he fell lh»* court
The majority of civic organ! opiometriH in th«. downstair*
Due To Flood In W est had "vlmlieateil the commission'* ration*, she also declared, have portion of tin- building.
belief in v*bat the people uf Flor- not a*-yet responded to letter*.
Ida wanted'' When they adopteil The Large Gift* Committee of Talbot( Is Elected
By ASSOCIATED FRESH
which George Austin i* chair
Thousands wrre made tem the game umcndiiirnl.
porarily homelrxa in the Col
Mayor Of Oviedo
"W ii'ie going to strirlly en man, report* that it i* $500 short
umbia River Valley nf Washington foire tlie regulation*," lie ilerlar- of it* go*1, with 170 hii-dlir*.
and Oregon today a* Rnodwster* «l.
■firma ycl to to heard from.
Krnnk W Talbott wa* sworn
from rsln-awolllen river* overin a- mnviir nf Ovintu al u meet
Guwed rich farmland* along the
ing nr the newly elected rouncil
coastal region following nearly a
Monday evening. Upon hla recom
week of steady rainfall.
mendation. Cringe Kelsey wa*
Rain still fell in the region
was appointed a* to w n marshal,
today after the fall* In the ls*t.
. Prior to tto meeting uf the new
24 hour* measuring front one to
council, the nhl rouncil including
more than two inch**. The im
II F. Ward. It. W. Estes, M. L.
mediate forecast wax for eonliut;nt) and W. T. Watker rum pletci
uM ralq.
Edwin DatnaH Riownlce, D. R., rnteied u(>on hit 3(dli year of the business matter* for Decem
The flood rre»t «r the Will .rrvire i t pitlor of the Fint Picthvtcnan Cliurrh Iasi Sunday morn- ber. Jumc-i Wilson wa* absent. *
amette River *wlrled northward i|>8» This n the longctl pattn n te at prwcnl iq the Preibytcrian Symm
Al tlie Hireling p£_ the. new
(fOItt- the upper volley _area at
councii^JJT \v. Estes was elected
Kug*ne, Ore., and communities of Florida.
us council president; Milton Gore
along a 100-mllle stretch in the
Dutinn hi* more than a third of a century of tcrvice here. Dr.
vice-president. Other member*
middle and lower valley braced Urownler lu* preached 5,1(4) icrmoni, hat conducted approximately as
were! Charles T. Niblick,
for -g re a te r inundation of low- /4 0 (uneult, and 535 wedding*. He hat ettimated that he lu* made present
Merritt Riatey and M. L. Gary,
landm - highway* and furthei
Mr. Estes, a* nre*jdenl of the
atout 3 0 . 0 0 0 rail*.
'
evaedallon*.
In 1912. prior to hla pastorate, Hev. Dituglu* E. Charlr* have rouncil. appointed committees for
Weather throughout the real
proper maintenance of th#
of
the country wa* fair, with there were 135 on tha roll of the conducted 23 funeral* and 25 the
town, with a request for special
temperatures In moat section* ra church nnd of these original wedding*.
Rev. and Mr*. Charte* arrived attention to traffic and *tre#t
ng normal and far above monitor*. 42 remain on Ihe toll.
nal level* in some part* of Present membership i* 922. *. atout June I, and both have had problems due to the heavy traffic
During th« past 35 year*, 1.82U a verv full schedule of work, that U passing through Oviedo
tha Mdwest, The only snowfall
owing to the Chengy Highway be
reported was in the New England mrinlu-r* have fxvn recelvnl Into said Dr. Brownlee, and "have en ing
rimed. T. L. Lingo, town clerk,
ataUa and Michigan.
*“•. the church. Of these 854 were deared themselves not only to served
as secretary of th# Council,
The lowest temperature* early rrrelved upon confession of faith, the Congregation but to the
whol# town." Dr. Brownlee wa*
today—about 6 to 16 above— cand 976 bv letter.
TROOPS FIRED ON
were in northern llllinolt, Wis ' The pa*l year I* reported by taken ill during the tatter part
TRIESTE, FIIUK TERRITORY.
August, and
for am thi
aim iwi
iiim t
consin ami eastern Iowa- The Dr. Brown!#* a* having been an of flURiuii
"lh> - per
Period. Rev, Charb-s * »- Jgf»; T.Fnr-YfntwkUiaUi
zna f u r v elimbed Into the SO'*, in -unuiuallyjtnod one. with 89 new montf|>
ned the full dutle%of the pa*- said shot# were
South Dakota and was near that member* united with the church, •un#
aide Yugoslavia last
marit in Iowa, Nebraska r and ami represent Ing 40 new families. ( o n to
The original plot of land own parrntly at ■ patrol
North Dakota, 'fha highest read During 0 * year nine member*
ing was 79 In Brownavilla, .Tex., have died and 28 have transfer ed in IMS and located at Oak can troops, which did not
two degrees above the day's High red to other churches. Dr. Avenue and Third Street haa the fire. T h # police said M
(CsaUxxH ■■ fifes. H i I
Brownie* and hla assistant, th#
—j. imam
Edwin Daraall Brownlee, D D.
' Enters 36th Year Of Pastorate
•
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TUESDAY, JAN. 6. 1918
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
Alabama Voters
. TALLAHASSEE Jan.' rt i,V)
T rustees'of the S tair Internal I m.
ituvcmi-nt Kuml tocrav *ald they
.ad “ no control" over The leaning
of oil drilling right* along the
Davis causeway right-of-way.
The JtitlibornuRt) bo u n ty com
mission adopted a resolution, ask
ing the trustees t« prevent such
leaser.
However, the trustee*
raid the right-of-way is the proIterty o f ‘the Slate Hoad Depart
ment and is not under the juris
diction of the I. I. board.
t
NAMED TO TP.I1M
TALLAHASSEE, Jan.
Augustine
I.. I’e l Ileer
hanker and reader hi the forest
runaci vqimu
movement,
w as
named to a four-year lei m on
the Florida Hoard of Forestry
and 1‘urk* ye*trnlny by Gover
nor Caldwell.
lie suceeerls
Mrs
Unwind
Jeffreys of Jacksonville, veteran
board inemlier whose term explrtd s e v e r a l month* ago.
“ "WINS DELAY
MIAMI Jan. 6 OF)—William H.
McKelghun, former mayor of
H int. .Mich., won another delay
today in his fight against cx.
tradition to Michigan to face
gambling conspiracy- charges.
He was granted a wcck’wlltay
as a result of an agreement lietween William J. Pruitt, McKeighnn's attorney, and .J , . Velma
Keen. Tallahassee lawyer repre
senting Michigan authorities. The
agreement was approved by Cir
cuit Judge Charles A. Carroll.
(Cs s Iu h S I r n r»«> n»*|
white primary. W » a r e confi
dent It will receive the same
judicial condemnation."
The South Carolina plan dh
vorced primaries from etate con
trol and made the Democratic
Party an exclusive club, open
to whita pereona only. In throw
ing it out, the U. S- Circuit
Court, of Appeals aaid:
"No election machinery edn Iw
upheld if its purpose or effect is
to deny to the negro, on account
of his raee of color, an effective
voice in the government of hL»
country oh the state or com-
munily wherein he He**."
Herman Talmadge’s late fatbor, Eugene, won ihe governor
ship tn 1040 on a platform rail'
Ing for Georgia adoption of lh*
South Carolina plan. Silting Ir
tho govemor'a chair, with legie
lativc aanetion, as hi* father',
successor, Herman obtained enact
ment of a Georgia "whit* pri
mary law." It was vetoed U
Gov. M. E. 'Thompson after th.
madgr.
.
**•'
Florida Tax
th e y
(Cm IIm**# trim >*aae *>»)
That compares with 1051,554
wagered by 55,025 patrons, with
a tax take of f 40,33! during the
same period a year ago today.
The atate takes a basic tax
of three cents on every dollar
wagered, with the proceeds divld.
ed equally am o n g ]th e' 67 coun
ties Comptroller Cl M. Ghy yes
yestlea
terday mailed each county 110,000 as Itg first cut from that
Tat mad gn _and Thompson' arc
tho most likely‘ main contender*
white suprem ely" Issue, slight
for the governorship in this year's
election The former, however, ly less emphasis in his campaign
has indicated he may give the ing than id* father dlrU-
DIRECTOR RESIGNS
MIAMI Jan. « (AV-CpI. Mar
edi Garsaud resigned today.“a*
nor t director of Dade County.
The ioh carries an annual salary
of 120.000,
. ,
Gureaud's resignation became
effective immediately after be.
ing accepted by the county commisiirtn-irort authority.
Although .no mention was made
Jrv the rumtiitrsinn of
suerdssot
to Ganaud. former Miami City,
manager A. It, .Curry was r«uotted l<» have la-nt offered the
gentium* * for lucre!
exemptions and for extension to
nil 48 states of tha community
property principle allowed federal
Income taxpayers in some elates.
In the so-calleed community
can divide their income equally,
ran divide Ihcir Income eqqually'
in making their federal return
and thus obtain the advantage of
lower tax rates.
r e c e iv e d
state levies a five percent sur
tax an hone bets and two per
cent «xtra on dog and jal alal
wagers for the Old Age Assist
ance Program.
. The stfte also takes the oddcent “breakage" which |» left
after odds are calculated to the
nearest dime at ____
I
horse H
tracks
and the nearest nickel at the dog
tracks. 8o far this year, the
breaks have amounted to f t 33,.
Another 176,408 has been prodnjvd by the state admission tax.
YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S
America's Moat Beautiful
Aluminum •• Cedar - Potlslwd Aluminum
Aah Me For Pree Estimate
.
P. W. STEVENS!*- 617 W. Roltlniwm - Or
i* lf>7 %C f TT
J
SHA M POO
B E A U T Y
B O T T L E
Reveal* the Hidden
Beauty in Your Hair
■ k .V ■
-_i13M
ta-*J ,■* J
0 RAHMAN SHOW'
OCALA, Jan.
ft-(A V -T h e
Fourth An m m l Soiitheasli-rn
llrnhirmn Show und Kate opened
lleM- today IWlder nuspices of the
■South-Eastern iliahnian Breeders
Assneigtion.
Judging of. some 175 animals
• liukktd with IibiIIbI
• latHrylng!
• W
m tlkkrl
• Imwii Hbmj &Almond ftijuntt!
'Soapintf' dulls hair . , - HALO
A ('roo|i of riibniui arn expect
Tumiia tomorrow
hy motor fur Ilia.
v m n flo w e r
(IS M
l e a ,
to tlu’ strife-torn Middle East
area have l>eotl prohibited alnce
H /m 'em /h
Coincident with the announce
ment, Fill agents of tlie New
York office took over jurisdiction
of a llronx warehouse where New
York polirt1 had reported finding
a erale-adilresslng slcncll ap
parently linking the building to
the TNT shipment. Cartridge
making machinery, radio trans
mitting apparatus,
electric nmiinncnt kl»o‘ were dl«covered there.
official* H | __
Meanwhile, _____
American Export Line*, which
operators the freighter, said that
two o|her vessels of Its cargb
fleet, the Exehester and tha Ex,
irort, are now
in Palestinian
water* and that they had radioed
ship'* officers to Investigate
freight on Isrard carrying marh-
PLENTY
M ONEY
Our government aayt
the world-wide short
age of fats and oils la
still aeriou*. Help ease
I t . . . and help yourself.
Turn in every drop of
used f i t . . .en d get to
day's High prlceet
glam orous new
sh a d es
a n d L IP S T IC K
.
fuahion-rigltl
altudea
A N T IS E P T IC
u rra tiia
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G e rw u o
T w S ? n r , 8
INFECTIOUS
TTntecirdTTX.hCVr
ever, continuctj to hold their av
erage increase of between four
and .five percent, and at- the
half-way mark o( the fiscal year
alm ost evened Up Ihe tola! lieVVrage d e p a rtm e n t revenue
j la-i >ear's figure*.
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Smooth! Clinging! Radiant!/'
C o ld C r e a m
TALLAH ASSEE, Jon. rt (A*)-,
Honda State Alcoholic lleveragi
UL« eollertlliin, which had seem
ed tu be m-overlng from o sum
mer - tunp, dropped luck another
13 2't percent during December,
— lievernge Director Jqmea ‘fi
Voe-dli* rejtor G-d '.Collect Iph of
only tl.al2 .l4 5 in' In-er, wine and
whe-l.e} R>vir it lurl month, coitlpared with f i , 123,RIO during the
sanu* month n year ago.
•That made the tola) fur the
first six months of the fiscal
-which -la about
y e a r„ ,__ ____
3.04 percent below' the f 11,761,*
.lUli collected during the rorro*
■ponding six-mouth period of a
S-thadea
to harmonize with
,C O U B A G L O S S
Nail Polish
And For
——For~C{cancr, brighter—Teeth
t
NOW!%PRICE ONLY
coids
• sore throat
HALITOSIS (Bad Breath)
or That Smooth, Easy
TRY THE NEW IMPROVED
Tha beauty bargain of Ibearaart At IN* generous prlc* re
duction every woraas tonVy BCAU CAJCl—the dtffsreol taka
Mtaka-vp. Ivy BCAU CAR! for youtietf. Oet revtrot, at IN*
reduced price. Ghrt your Ain a gorgeous, wwaA-wt-ilk fWdv
TOOTH PASTE
The New York FBI declined
comment on the case.
Amiri top 1*1 1,1, **, UmmiltM, !*(.
The. United Hist ex used an
estimated billion yard* of burlap
SA FE f o r N o r m a l S k in
SA FE f o r C l o l R e t
That Pleasant Palmolive
FOR T im BUST ICK CREAM
Celgots'. DOUBU4AH
IP-TOP
ICE CREAM
la r g t Sis*
We Tiuike our own Ice 1’rcom, AH flavnnt ,
Tasty — DeliciouH — Healthful
IP-T O P
ICE
CREAM
inford Avenue
•
LATHER SHAVE
Medium Siis
Phone 1218
Money-Saving SPECIALS for your HOMEI
MORE Value for LESS Dollar*
For Well-Groomed Good Looking Hair
T ill; AMAZING HTORY O F RAIL11QAD BONDS
1 9 3 7 -1 9 4 7
I % ju b t*
In the past 10 yearn moat railroad systems have:
a my dedgai.
1. Reduced their funded debt 17%
,2. Reduced their annual lataroat charges 32%
3. Increased their rash resource* 372%
Absorbent
Increased their nat working capital 717%
1937. the bond* of moat of the*# railroad system* w en
of uninterrupted Interest payment* extending for
up to 60 year* - can bo purchased at substantial
t. Many of these issue* are legal Investment* for
lamb*
trust fund* In tho 8tata of New York.
.
*and/or
•
Full FarUcalara,*• Reqeest
In all popular c o lo n , . . for • very window In tho
Extra largo tlze i up to 48 Inch** wide. Choko of
woihabU fibr»
STAN COMSTOCK
iOJ-9 Bant First Street, Saijford, Florida
7B5 £«k* .Davia, Drive. -w
. Fhoao U»S
Representing T, NeU.n O'ttowkt, fae, Dsyten.
ThkUy loopod, toft and itrong.
hoUto. CUT TO YOUR ORDER of no extra charge!
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\ M ATCH IN O W A S H CLOTHS 1 0 c A ISC
103-107 N. Woodland RlvtU DoLand, Florida
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THE WEATHER
In B illy Thdre la Slrenglh—
P t i U d Ik* P «n iu« ul
«l lk«
the Wt
World;
T* Promote tk* P u j r n i of A m n io ;
Te Produce Prosperity for fUnford.
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Fair anil rol thi* if In noon aim
iiH ilt h l, Ihur-dX). partl)i rtoudy
and «ornter.
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
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VOLUM E X XX VIU
Established 190H
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
W ED N ESD A Y , JAN.* 7, 1918
NO. 49
Asspciated^ Press Leased Wife
R.A. Williams Joshua C. Chase, Pioneer Citrus
Meyers Pleads
Developer, Dies lit W inter Park
Elected Mayor
Not Guilty 01
• By Commission
arge
Krider” A nd Chase
Sworn In To Suc
ceed Bishop, Gut;
Wilson Stays On
. . City Comminionrr Robert A.
V William*, local reallor. wa* elected
mayor of Sanford at the meet
ing hit,evening of Ihe nrW City
• Comtniuion which mel imntedi,
ately after the old "Commit .ion
** had rtviewed a number' of ilem*
then retired.
John Krider and Randall Chain
were awom in at commit doner*
to aucrred George Biihbp and
♦ Mayor H. Jame* Gut, with Mr*.
Raymond Lundqui.t* irivipg a*
nolaty. Regret Wat rxpicued that
Mr. titlf w ii abient tlur to ill‘ .• he**. ML tJUhqj», '"W4i' wamthr
congratulated for hi* irrvfce I*
the city.
„
’- .
Fred Wilton, city attorney, of*
Jotltua Coffin Chair, pioneer Florida citru* developer and chair*
man of the board of Chair Ac Co., died ihit morning at hn home in
Winter Pajk 'at 9:30 o'clock following* a *ix weeki' illnen. He wai
8‘1 year* old. Funeral lervice* will'be lie Id at Knowlr'i Memorial Chapel-Saturday afternoon and there will be a private interment Mem
ber* of the family requriled .that no flower* be irnlT
Mr. Cha*e, who wat atiociated with hi* brother, the late S. 0 .
* Chair, Sr., In the organisation
of Chafe A Co. in JK84 and bus
hem a commanding figure III
the* ritru* and vegvluhle induetry throughout th»- state for over
50 year*,' was born in German
town, I'a., of New England an
cestry on Sept. 22. 1858. Hr
came to Sanford in May ' «f
1HRI, and with hi* Imi t lier, who
had pieerdeil liim toro i-y via
‘year*, went Into- buslnes*.
In addition to hi* citrus uuffketjng ■interest*, in- was associ
ated- with the work of . Jatqe*
K. Ingraham and (icncral Henry
r», .Srtiitord ill the rail) develop'
ment of "this city. He wav lit.*
oldest living nu-inl-rr of rite San
ford Masonic lejilge and l-a* for
many years been u itu tutor gt
the Creabyletl*n' Fhdtih of thin
Lamarre Says He Is
Guilty; Court' Ac
tion Pending Re
ports By Officer Chief Executive Re
WASHINGTON, Jan 7 t/W asserts Need Of
Maj. Grnetal Brnnrlt E. Mryen
10 Point- A nti-In
Uxl.y^ pleaded innocent to a fed
flation
P rogram
eral indictment charging him with
committing prijury by lying to a
Senate W jr Investigating Commd-’
’er about ’ hi» private waltim*
fU rinrti vlealingt.
f
Ihe. irliird ajr force pun baling
ufficci alio |ilr«ded innocent to
anollier mduiment charging him
with uulucinlr a formrr bunnet*
asidciale lu ,wear fjilirly In the
Senate Committee.
I Cilrul Judge David A. I ’me,
- ^ d w T i l t y 'lf« j f rvi’Tl’~-~rif ^C*+T
Highlights Of Truman’s State
Of Union Message To Congress
W A Sl IIN G I ON. Jan 7 t/F) |tighliglil< from President Iiu in iu 'Stale
nl thr Union m cssiTr to Congress to d a y:'
In*
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 </D—
President’s
Request
Sets Off Another
Tax War With GOP
Powered Congress
W A SH IN G TO N , Dec.
7
(/ P )-
aikf-d Congrri*
President liunusy all
today 1.1 vote,/ every individual
taxpayer an im m rjiatr 540 cut
rrrridenl Trumaq renewed
t ()n thia occasam. above all other*, the Oonurrs* and the Pie*ulent
plea fur stamlhy wage-pnee con
trol* and rationing authority with •hnuld coneentrJW iljfii attention, not u| h»h (>arty trut iqmii rountiv.
Wr- tin not liehrvr that, men exist m riely lu slirn(Hhrn llir slat.
" lr- hmtsell anil c^ch dependent
the assertion today that Jliigli
.
and- In- lat-e ioi|W iation taxes
price, iiohi not hr our mrktfs qr in fm the rngs m an economic machine,
VI h filie i disciiminalioil is based, uti race, nr creed, nr color. •** i l»y $ L d I 3), 00(l,t)0t) in offset it.
of rationing"
ftam l uf iin’gin. iT i * intrtly eon* [ . H* thus laid the gioundwork
I In- recent session tr jrilrd these
Irnrv in ‘Amrrlcnn bh-nt,'*>1 D e-tfof another ta x -battle- with the
and niuil ul the irst of Mr
m-«'i n-'Y
t Rrpitlilicdii-f mil fulled Jlouse and
1luman\ l(l-|M>int - idograin, tubUni i->-'inl securilvt, ■ystern a
.
*/-.•. • , .1 i'i ■ _
hat.
gap*
and
Iheoiv-Ulrnei.-:
It
-» >iatr o he Union
slllnlnw m-tc.id a Reiniblican
. -liL lir-! -nn the srt-.-^l d.W of the
*(wmv*trTt-nrr«rurr *pegr-d - t arw
tlint wiJ n luf 1 'M 8 >rsil*m '
ly in voluntary action by butrt i u n r i c h ' a * our* there. »rsMr. ’ Trum an lah rlrd lus tec*
hrts, imluslry ,nd agnvulluir I*
iniltloii* of thildren win. ilu liot
linn- ailenuati- whiHillinus*--. nr ommrndalutn as a ''cost of liVpats cl. uU l_iuH f_tH A tllii!*-.____
f - 1- —'* mg’* n ed it deliuned Prim arily to
Mr Iruman arreiiletl this’ re
goteniment ha* u resivnfi*lblllty re lie v e 'dm .small taxp aye r.^ i
iut lanlly, *ailing it "pitifully in GAA Says Plane Ap fur proghliiig firmnHal nbl to
lire a use of inf Litton, he said.
adequate."
parently At tempted 11met tlii< crisis,I
1lu* |?**vf*iiillir nl Mimilu not#, tr*
We -liould* now eslal-lisli 1111
In In- Stale of the Union lilCtPancake
Landing
.lu.e - it. lot.il irtru u rt and he
tagi* today, lire FresiJenl dr
1ilucatiiiii nml securityt.
ileirnbeil ini||iualiiiii. .»* well
clairtl that p rim haVe iiifdinuesl
SAVANNAH. Ga , tar* 7 i/f*)
Until ss>* can overcome tin- preto rise and added:
I'i( 1re 11 twrsons wet.- killed and sent *lia-tie luni imr shurtifg^ we
I lie rrsominrnilaliiui ran shaf(>,
,
1
. in net t-ucuil uml -lengthen rent
I lie events which have i-c- I
nmr mtuieil Imlay when .1 ‘oa*t' j ,
l\ cnpnlrr In a 5 >.i)00.000,000
curteil since I presented my i l l j
airline* Iwmem-ine.l 'p la n e '
We must continue'- to erect GOP Jax cutting measute rponpoint ahti-inllation program In •
11 «mIImm#4 **m |*».ir ^l«l
<rallied in a marsh" bn the Sasoil'd
bv
(‘hail man Knutson
the Cungien on Nnv, ! 7 lu v r *
|(K
j. Minn) of the Hnurr Way* and
♦is ann.ib Rivet
trifiJr it rvrn elf niff lh.it all hi
ran* Committee which would
Ihe | >lahe. "" ^ *• *harlfietl
po.nl. are rmnlial.-"
\l‘ , »I,C
give income lav (.ayet* (tercenl*
(mint'.
Htgl'l
w ir en mute liurn I InUHe did nut list, the
age nits along, ihe line- ami
I sirl|>ht.« to Miamrr I I s- .
nguin.
trunllnuea as l**ar *llt
Tins t* wlirtt be nsked the *'* ■ lia n k Hell, ic ih -i i - i for the
II MllSHtS mm
«»**•»
15 Killed, 9 Hurt
-I n J J ^ r a s h In
Savannah Marsh
D rtm c.wlfuiii
und .*85, he went to California ed. set the wial for Feb .16.
where hr became managing direc
JqJge Fine gave defense countor of the Earl Fruit Company,
now known a* the Pigiotglo lh- <el- 111 days in which to file
ternalIonarFruIl~Cor|K,rffTIiin, dis (holloIU a iik fliH i MgjrPfC indict
----fem Uhir resignation, but" w ar t t tributor* of fruit* uml vegetable*. ment.
queitrd by Mayor William* and
In I BUI Chase* A Co. was i, organMt-jb-rs wa* indlVtcil no .thro*
the Cum miidim to tervr until
it,si with J. C. Chase us it■: presi charge- of ja-rjury. and on three,
October, the rnd uf the final
dent
fend
lie
moved
to
Jnrk-unvillc
vhurgv, that In- persuaded Rli-rHeath rame (hi* morning to
year, and agreed in do to. It
the marketing end uf th< iot II. Louiarre. -T5, a ‘funner
Joshua C. t ’haxa. chairman uf the where
w it (minted out dry Mayor Wil board of
Imsint-*. associate nf t h r -general,
Co., following organization wa* hnmlh-it,
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to tell fnlsnhuuds to the Senate
liam* lliat Mr. Wilion’i intimatr a brief ilbi^WhWfe* Winter I
took mi active pail in citw af Cummitle,;.
knowledge of the city ordinance* home, “t ' n i llip id i."
fair*. He was u merolier of the
Lamnrii- nl.n wa* iddirted on
and legal affain would be of
Jacksonville Rotary Cluh, wa* a three charge* uf perjury and
great vilue to the new cornmiileader In the l|oy Scout Move (dentil d guilty yesterday la-fnry
ment, organitrd the fir-t troop Judge Pine. Sentence against
•ionert
of negro scouts, gild
himself lannsrre, n n sid e n t1 of Dayton,
Tire election of Mayor Will la mi
Silver Heuver Scouler und t) , was - deferred pending ti ivwai unanimoui and followed the
'hief Scout CninmU'Inner. He roit from u.'proM tIon nfflctr*
t ’ nomination by Comminionrr Lea
was also actively connected wllti K itlenre Is-fure the Senatu ComR. l-etlirr and the *econd ol
the Florida1* Children’s Hftwu1 nfi|lee »huw»s| turmarre wa* infrom I0OR when It first mnvml slnlb-tl a* president of lite AvlCommissioner Andrew Carraway.
there from Imkrland and leis
ll'nsllsars mm »•«**
Thr new mayor wat congratulated
i Savannah-1 vemhg Pres*, .lejmiled
u-rvrd euntinuoualy as one of it*
and rej|mndrd by /tilin g In* in Jews Disguised As P o director* e>*er since.
, Ill-Ill the srPDr that the pilot and
trntion p f tru in g to tlir belt
He wa* V, ilim mr of the tlarnell
! in pilot were dm<mg tlie dead.
lice
Throw
Second
National Hank and - at the lime
of hit ability.
1All the (uuepgris were Purtlo
hl« iteath w»* lho oldest liv
Mr. Williamt, urn* born in
Bomb From Vehicle of
j Ru'anv en mute to tlicll Imtiie- Official
Says* “Third
ing director anil th r direc
Amerleut, Ga., anil rame In Santor
who
hod
s
i*
r
v
eU
th*1
, ford with hi* parent* HR year*
Party Plays Into
JERUSALEM . Jan. 7, (/P)
ago, attended local nch<ml» ami Jew* ditguiird at Palertine po- grratrut length of time. •Huring
The efficc of t'. M, Boyd, In
Hands Of Enemies surance
iHt- fitst World War he served
agent, in the Speer
‘
Frank
Lamson,
formrr
Sanfordt
* * ' ( h ™ " ^ year*
ra/fpd * tromh ' tni’o 'th * on the Liberty f^van Commt»«i,*n
ItuVuiis: ml Mngr.-*llii Av*nue Vr** i
Tnenty.fivp year service em city manager; and now local I
lx
,
.
.
i
.1.1
nnd
was
m
knager'of
Ihe
Hoover
of the Seminole Ury Cleaner*. Jaffa Gale of the old toallrd city
blems were prevented to eight manager of the ritru* and cattleN I.W Y O R K . Jan. 7 i/P) Ih - ifilereit uitorllv ofler 5:16 o'clock
U c C IB iO Il IS l i p l i t 1(1
.H e live* with hi* fatally hi M l of Jeruialrm from a crudely ar European Relief Campaign in employee* of the Atlantic Coast enterprise* of t ’harle* llrad>hnw.j
ihr
Amencan ’ Labor Patty an yeilerday afternooir hy a hob)
^
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<t’«ellaa*4
fan* T«al
Hu was also a direc line Railroad yesterday by E. M.
thief ishti rifl'd tis-i eadl tmve*
mored motor car today and killed Jacksonville.
wa*
today
inducted
(i«
president!
...
lUMllicnl
lodav lliat it had rm loii’ uf
tor afid chairman of the board Carroll, general foreman, who of (he Sanford Kiwanis Club b y ' 1 tLI-AIIANSLK, Jan -, 'd
more titan *101) m rn«h and
10 Arab*.
for the Chase Investment Co.. made Ihe preaenlation in hi*.of Itny lire vi ton ..f Itrinn.lo. I,lent.: J he Stale Game arul fresh .\V nlei ed ihe caminlai V o( llcmv A u roll of three -■enl -lamps, 3|r.
;■ An Arab polirrmin and a owner of tho Uteaworth and nth- fice in the presence nf a large '
Governor of the Fifth Kiivantil h
to lim iM iW rigid to elm- \Vallsre for Pir.idenl, rau.mg a Ilov-I M-port.-.l to police. Entry
Jew wrre. killed-by a second bomb rr grove* belonging to the ('haw mintlier of well-wisher, in addi Dlatrict uf Florida.
wa- by--mean* of u imr inserted
• , | i ak. tlkn . h , a n d
Hi.;
IJit in the pally.
t
tion to the person* receiving Ihe
near - the lock; a* evidenced hy
tossed from thr car in flight. brothers.
Itrtiring P r e s i d e n t lo-»trr J'din- IDvet to I'ofttmerrlnl fiihinyShortly
alter
tlm
annoumemenl
In
131*3
Mr.
Chase
moved
t«»
murk*, oh the wood.
Tharp wa* highly rongratulated I wa- upheld today hy the ll-uidi
Soldiers aubsequrntly 'killed one Winter Park ahortly • afiei the award*.
•I
the
executive
cbmmittre
sc.ware presented to M. for ’ hi* able mlministrutlon . of | Rupruntr Court
T|te diH-r of. the Rowland Fi
of the attackers'as hr fled-after Jacksonville office of Chase A C.'Emblem*
Stone, ear ln*|H-ct«r; E. C. Ilu- riot, during the past year i In companion opinion*. Po lion was released to nrw»pa|>eis nance' Co., :nio** tin- hall, tore
abandoning thr car.
Co. wail transferred to Orlando. Wethiringlon, Iroiler' maker: M. ind Auld long Syne wa*_ sung l ,
i ,1, - lam l 1 uneonstitulionil ir|iirtenl.stnrs of llir ■Mitsetiul I evidence -*f having been -jimmied
Mr*. lamrtne A. Real. SunorA witness said the car, armed In Wintry Park hr built the Itlack. tmller maker1* hrlper; M. in hi*
Honor., Retiring » ‘ciel- j »n* of the UU7 legislnture vslu-o ! Amalgamated Clothing W oikru. open, nml J W, Itowlami, manvl* Honor..
magnificent
"Ca*a
Rotada"
t*Ilrown. machinist* helper; Ever iry Ralph A. Smith wu* likewise „ilempted to destgnnte the area ; , , . . . , .
vlimr of Registration for * Sem with tnachinrguns drew up to the
i . «- i agei.' iI'ln i tul l«'tvsei'ii $3.00 and
tale which I* one u f the Jinesi ett June*, _____,
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men....I. by
Governor
„ n,.*r ami therefore In- r *tid l ie United Am-Mu.liile Work- iliK t snrtli -of i-oilnge. *t»nip*
stationary
fireman; C.
inole County, today announced
•immeml
. , Lieut.
...............
.......... .. „„
Jaffa
Gate
firing
into
the
crowd
ill Central Florida. He served h i w Stapler, Itoiler uiuki-r'* hrl|> Ilrewlnn,
walked
.llkrti mil id tile I nit-sing, nl -•* pomli d nut a liinge
us u candidate for re-election to
I y,,n,| tin- game toariT* jurlsdle rr, (U O ) s,
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*r » a *____
trustee rfor- Rollins College nand
the office, subieet to the will of and moving slowly.
cr; l)n v c Warri-ti, machlni*!*
i-.j> mi
burglar proof -**fe
d
,1*. P, Camptotl wn* romnierub linn. I'ln .talule* attempteil n* stormy rioted H i r e l i n g
the voter* In the Democratic P ri __ ! T l,cn* as wr thought ilitjr were took no active interes* in the helper; und O. M. Field*, pipe _i| for JtL* It year* of service a*' 'eX elll lll COtlllll’ i ■'itit fi-li-'i m- n ..loomced dim rciiguatioui hum t ImI hn-1 toeii Inliincteil wiI h.
worR nf the Florida Historical fillet*.*' 1irlpe>.
mary election on May I. .
I I ■■ dtHir - of Edward Lane,
■lul, tti-a*urer nnd w*e rednalnl- from penalties for violating ''" ’.j ALP- po»l».
jMra. Beat ha* been a re»ldent turning away.” he said, "the bomb Society serving a* its president
realtor, itl*o -hioveil mark*, but
led
in
thi*
off
ire.
tt.sear
llarri.
game
commiMlon
ban
on
thast
‘
'
(CM iissts s* r»«» s lit -•
of Sanford for the past 35 years rolled into live street and the ex
.Hie ALP. which function* only nothing has toen reported mi*on wa.<- te.installed a* financial water*.
and ha* been atiociated with The plosion followed."
t-crelary and J. Murtin Stine.
m New York Ji|a|r, pullrd 4'H).- sing. No trace of entry wa* on
Tim
com
t
a!»u
reversed
n
lower
Sanford Herald for the past 10
Scores of persons wrte injured.
ipher wa* installed a- secretary. court iWing which would, bar- 4 i'i vote, (or Pir.nlrnt Roo.c.ell tin- ib w of George A, Speer,
years, In the bookkeeping depart
cmirijy prom 'iitlng attorney. A
IV. A. Morri*on and Ralph A. nijlliflrd the
Tire
force
of
the
second
explo
constitutional
M
lit*Ki* l*igf TI*
JO ment, a* society editor and in the sion, ‘apparently threw the ar• mi
itoruVroorn ilu u t of the Rowland
MERCED, T ailL T ian .’ 7, (A n - Hrnith were Instructed in -their aim-rnimcnt creating. Ihe Ginciadvertising department for six
Finance h i , wn* also reported
lutie* a* vice-president*.
and Fr- h Water. Fidi -Curiimi'
<f 4»»tti»»eA mm ' t*mmm Two 1
years.
The County- Commission yes- Ten men who leaped from a crip
u* tamper til with *
Me, ttre'vton ■dcelnred that the *ii)ii ami giving It exclusive an*
pled
B-20
bomber
a*
it
struck
the
terdav
agreed
to
nnrehase
an
A member of the Florida State
Mr jtoyd '.aid I hi) morning
Sanford Kiwani* Club ha* fu r
other fr«*<;uencr-modulatlan send griiuml 1**1 nlgl(t thanked their nished men of t-xn-ptional uhitily lltorily to fix rules feovernlng
Association yf Supervisor* of
that lie rejIirunt *o. Id* office
*»plit-*t-cond
timing
*nd
sln-ng
taking
•>(
game
fi-.li
ami
animal
ing
nnd
receiving
set
for
Sheriff
Registration, she haa la-en sec
utvf leadership in public ami civir
yi-*terday nftern Von nl 6:46 o'*
Itlark Hass Nut fnvoltrd
V A. Mero'a extra automobile. leg* for their miraculuu* escape affair*, uml pointed out Edwurd
retary o f ' the organization for
--- —
clock fouml the door njar. ami
from
death
or
scriaii*
injury.
This
Will
give
the
Sheriff's
de
Tinrnlmpa
mean*
a
tontimitwo and a h a lf year's. She Ik a
F. La ne, William II. Xurhry and
Tlie t'hriitlUB* Heal Rule fond I On- two endt boxc* dumped on
The eight crew member* und Juliu*
partment two radio equipped
member of the Pilot Club of San
Dingfelder, past Rent, atioq of lb- romntiiu[on*k bftn on for tubercttloii* relief i* 4l.t‘.0tl hi.* • de*k Mr Riovlnrnl reported
lwii
eiyillun
pas-tengt-r*
suffered
ear*,
said
(V
P
.
Herndon,
county
line
of
n<t
in-1
he
two
tog
freili
ford of which she Is nuhllrity
FRANKFURT,* Jin . 7. (/P )governor*, a t examples. He told
short of llik J6,(MH) *et fin the that In- bad i lined III* office at
unly minor cut* and bump*.
rhajrraan. reporter fifr the Pilot The U, S. and Rritlsh military clerk.
of the hinny time* the Florida water m e n - and sale and earn* drive, nml IJtrto letter* have not 6;lft uVImk, alnl tlml hi* brother
Inbound
from
McClelland
Field
The
Hoard
agreed
to
lake
over
Wheel, monthly state publication governor* pf Germany proposed
Division had ranked first, second niercial limt*portaliou of l-nnm U*en rrpllnl to, Mr*. Edward Lewi*, wlio a<d*t< him in
and also the Pilot Ia>g, Interna to German <fe*drr* today means and to maintain elav road* in the near Sacramonto, the Ruperfort or third among the l”J Kiwnni* and similar *jie.-ie*. The tiuii Kircher, secretary of the Hem- la-si amt clerk. Ml** Ida Mae
developed
engine
trouble
on
the
tional publication. She was a for strengthening the himnal gov- Loch Arbor auhdlvixlon near
district* of North America, and aguili.t nelliqg of Mark bai* mi ipole County Healtii uml Tutor Kintdrt .left nj Jhnt time.
approach and crashed with tff■it saiUu.J , s i-m i t h s i
delegate to the International Vmmental structure of wpstem - *-rvslal.'.ljjke.
nut questioned. In the litigation
rii1o*l* Aaaoelatlon, announced
I -i-: year a ton of rash, kept
G.
W.
flimnear,
repreaenilna
w-rific
impact
on
one
of
the
landing
Convention In Columbus, Ohio, Germany.
I
. . .
,
Director Ren (*, Morgan uf the thi* murning, and ap|ieali-d ibul m .a *i*Tet place, wp* stolen from
■trip*.
Ju»t
a*
the
thlp
touchid
,,
number of wine and beer dealer*
last June. She la alst an active
(i£liit> nnd Fre*li Wafer Fish cuntt ibm lun* lie sent promptly. the office of Henry Mclmplin,
member of the Fidelia Class and fiir HH., R1 t r, P ' Ci? h
. • ""••'•‘I'df out*ido fnuniclpalitle* the ground all 10 men leaped out.
t ommisstoi said he fell lh»* court
The majority of civic organ! opiometriH in th«. downstair*
S:L
.t,r
*
R
w
etU
on.
w
I
tw
o
u
1
|n
t(,p
roUnty,
presented
a
petl*
The
plane
*lithcrrd
along
the
the Elsie Knight Circle of the waiting for rerommendatlon* from tian re.iue*tinv iK.r ih„ ,tn .ls .
had "vlmlieateil the commission'* ration*, she also declared, have portion of tin- building.
•trip
and
burst
into
flame.
First Baptist Church of which the representatives of the eight tldn requesting that the closing
belief in v*bat the people uf Flor- not a*-yet responded to letter*.
hoar* for three alaeca i«e extend
she la a mrmber.
Ida wanted'' When they adopteil The Large Gift* Committee of
in the U. S. and British- ed from midnight to 2.-00 A. 31.
By ASSOCIATED FRESH
A • widow, Mr*. B eal‘ 1* the state*
zones, suggested doubling the bi
which George Austin i* chair
Thousands wrre made tem the game umcndiiirnl.
mother of one *on, Walter Beal zonal economic council, which throughout the Week. It wa*
porarily homelrxa in the Col
"W ii'ie going to s tr ir lly en man, report* that it i* $500 short
and makes her home at 300 West run* western Germany'* economic pointed out that these dealer*
umbia River Valley nf Washington fo ire tlie regulation*," lie ilerlar- of it* go*1, with 170 hii-dlir*.
Third S tre e t with her mother, life, am i' creation of a second are losing business from Sanand Oregon today a* Rnodwster* «l.
■firma ycl to to heard from.
ford-Orlando Kennel Cluh patron*
Krnnk W Talbott wa* sworn
Mrs. Lillian Vickery.
public hearing a t which In from rsln-awolllen river* overlegislative chamber.
who leave the races at midnight. in A
in a- mnviir nf Ovintu al u meet
**t*sl paitUa may present Guwed rich farmland* along the
ing nr the newly elected rouncil
view* fo r or against various men* coastal region following nearly a
Monday evening. Upon hla recom
sure* for /loud euntrol in Florida week of steady rainfall.
mendation. Cringe Kelsey wa*
LAKRLAND. J u l 7, WV - T h ,
a* reeommendesl by the division
Rain still fell in the region
was appointed a* town marshal,
Federal State Frost Warning
engineer, wll l«e held Feb. 3 at today after the fall* In the ls*t.
. Prior to tto meeting uf the new
Service today forecast frost to
the City Recreation -Building In 24 hour* measuring front one to
council, the nhl rouncil including
morrow morning In the Caineskliaial, it wa* announced today more than two inch**. The im
II F. Ward. It. W. Estes, M. L.
villa, upper east roast central
by the Army Board for River* mediate forecast wax for eonliut;nt) and W. T. Watker rum pletci
districts, . . . ..........
and Harbor* in Washington, D. C. uM ralq.
Edwin DatnaH Riownlce, D. R., rnteied u(>on hit 3(dli year of the business matter* for Decem
The forecast for tonight ami
The flood rre»t «r the Will .rrvire i t pitlor of the Fint Picthvtcnan Cliurrh Iasi Sunday morn- ber. Jumc-i Wilson wa* absent. *
. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 f/P)-Democratic headquarter* it be a din* , F"!!uf,ln«
hearings
Thursday morning;
amette River *wlrled northward i|>8» This n the longctl pattn n te at prwcnl iq the Preibytcrian Symm
into Ihe, Presidential campaign with S3I5.367 in lh . war chest. Re- fe
Al tlie Hireling p£_ the. new
"Clear ski**, light wind* with
the upper volley _area at
councii^JJT \v. Estes was elected
« h ^ rg » ft lhcy_came lhrnugh.l947 wi;b coatribution* of >28.^73 tilvtrinn— Engtnaar— MlMri— J: (fOIttInterval* of calm amt continued
Kug*ne, Ore., and communities of Florida.
us council president; Milton Gore
Young on Dec. 31 rnada a report along a 100-mllle stretch in the
cold northern districts with low “above expense*.
Dutinn hi* more than a third of a century of tcrvice here. Dr. as vice-president. Other member*
est temperatures 83 to 30 de
Hie figure*, which ihowrd up today in report* filed with the favorable to Improvements Invol- middle and lower valley braced Urownler lu* preached 5,1(4) icrmoni, hat conducted approximately present were! Charles T. Niblick,
ing total expenditufa of (208,- for -g re a te r inundation of lowgrees and scattered fro .I In the cleiA of th* jvouic, are not strictly comparable.
135,000 of which atata inter**!* landm - highway* and furthei /4 0 (uneult, and 535 wedding*. He hat ettimated that he lu* made Merritt Riatey and M. L. Gary,
coldest low ground locations In
Mr. Estes, a* nre*jdenl of the
iThe law require* political organization* to tell Congress about the ar* expected to contribute (28,- evaedallon*.
atout 30.000 rail*.
'
the Gainesville and upper ear.' contribution*
they receive and' ’
In 1912. prior to hla pastorate, Hev. Dituglu* E. Charlr* have rouncil. appointed committees for
601,000.
coast districts.
Weather throughout the real
proper maintenance of th#
Improvement*
listed include of
the country wa* fair, with there were 135 on tha roll of the conducted 23 funeral* and 25 the
"Clear skies, light wind* and th* money they pay out. The payment* of (705^74. They said
town, with a request for special
wedding*.
Republican
■
National
Committee
nothing
sto
u
t
the
bank
balance
church
nnd
of
these
original
diversion
uf
flood
flow*
from
the
temperatures
In
moat
section*
ra
- continued ' rather cool with the
Rev. and Mr*. Charte* arrived attention to traffic and *tre#t
Ia w si
** , _
| did Ju*t that, wherea* the De- at thfl start or close of the year, upper 8t. John* River to the Jn
ng normal and far above monitor*. 42 remain on Ihe toll.
lowest temperatur*
degree* jnoerata supplied some extra in- or about unpaid bill* or foan* dian River and Improvement ol
atout June I, and both have had problems due to the heavy traffic
Present
membership
i*
922.
*.
nal
level*
in
some
part*
of
fend scattered light frost In' the formation.
receivable, If any,
During th« past 35 year*, 1.82U a verv full schedule of work, that U passing through Oviedo
exlstlpg canal* and new canal* tha Mdwest, The only snowfall
coldest pocket* central district*.'1
h* Democratic financial atateGOP supporter* came through in Indian River and 8t. Lucie reported was in the New England mrinlu-r* have fxvn recelvnl Into said Dr. Brownlee, and "have en owing to the Chengy Highway be
Temperfelam .
t showed the committee star- with SUUU00 fn the la*t four counties to Improve water control ataUa and Michigan.
*“•. the church. Of these 854 were deared themselves not only to ing rimed. T. L. Lingo, town clerk,
, •
Law
High
1847 with (141,483 In the month* of the jraar, compared the area we*t nf the coastal Hdge.
The lowest temperature* early rrrelved upon confession of faith, the Congregation but to the served as secretary of th# Council,
Cleveland
10
- 3.1 hank, took in contributions total with
whol# town." Dr. Brownlee wa*
only $30417 In contribution*
976 bv letter.
Galveston
56
CS ling $350,803 had "other receipts" but (203.014 In other receipt* for Also Included I* control of Good today—about 6 to 16 above— cand
TROOPS FIRED ON
' The pa*l year I* reported by taken ill during the tatter part
Loa Angeles
48
00 of 1244.707 and paid out 1717,781. the Democrats In the same peri- in the Kissimmee River Basin by were in northern llllinolt, Wis Dr. Brown!#* a* having been an of flURiuii
TRIESTE, FIIUK TERRITORY.
August, and
for am thi
aim iwi
iiimt
Impjwundment
of
w
ater
In.
natural
consin
ami
eastern
IowaThe
New York
H
A 30
Th> Democrats said they also
"lh> - per
Period. Rev, Charb-s * »- Jgf»; T.Fnr-YfntwkUiaUi
reservoirs a n d . by channel im- zna f u r v elimbed Into the SO'*, in -unuiuallyjtnod one. with 89 new montf|>
-41 ------ 9* M
had (rr^ to Irt'
un i d b bills
naa
fn unp.id
n B on
Indlvidual ‘contribution* foiTtSS prove menlx
South Dakota and was near that member* united with the church, •un#ned the full dutle%of the pa*- said shot# were
aide Yugoslavia last
Dec. 31. and (ttjOOO In loan* Aral eight month* of 1847 were
Detailed (hformatlon * of the marit in Iowa, Nebraska r and ami represent Ing 40 new families. ( o n to
The original plot of land own parrntly at ■ patrol
receivable from three atata De reported previously by both par enure flood control program may North Dakota, 'fha highest read During 0 * year nine member*
mocratic committees- ..
ties. The new reports for the be obtained from thy Board of ing was 79 In Brownavilla, .Tex., have died and 28 have transfer ed in IMS and located at Oak can troops, which did not
last four month* pf the year, Rivera and Harbors. (76 River two degrees above the day's High red to other churches. Dr. Avenue and Third Street haa the fire. T h # police said M
(CsaUxxH ■■ fifes. H i I
Brownie* and hla assistant, th#
ir s s iis w i mm *■«• si*i
side Avenue, Jacksonville.
10 Arabs Killed
By Bomb Tossed j
FromArmoredCar
ALP Endorsement “
01 Wallace Brings
Labor Party Split Thief Steals $100
Frank Lamson Is
25 Year Service
Pins Presented To Made President
8 ACL Employees Of Kiwanis Club
From Boyd's O ffice
A fter Forcing Door
Rtnte Game Office
Mrs. Lourine Beal
R eveals Candidacy
For County O ffice
10 Men Miraculously
County AgreesTo Huy Escape Death, Injury
PM Set For Sheriff
Seal Fund Drive Is
$1,000 Short Of Goal
U. S.t British Offer
German Bizonal Plan
Thousands Homeless
Due To Flood In West
Talbot( Is Elected
Mayor Of Oviedo
Public Hearing To Be
Held On Flood Control
THR WEATHER
Edwin Daraall Brownlee, D D.
' Enters 36th Year Of Pastorate
—j. imam
•
�I'T r n
Ft-#*?'
H i!? S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A
e Sanford
Teaching Of English
Dr.
oJI* «l
J.• Paul
I *1111 AAUIIIII
Leonard,
»*# imIRIlil
m iilent
III oj
o f e’UII
S an rFruticiftcu
I1IIK l u n S tate
C ollege, h it U|xin un unpliununt truth w hen h«* Hnid to the
N ational Council -of T eachers o f Knglirth tiuit thuy were
R etting th e poorest result* o f nil branchon o f teaching. ThHt
is a sev ere charge to bring again st the E n g lish teachers*«f
th e country, but we believe ii is ju stified . Wo in the news-'
iiia V
pa|>er o ffice consider ou rselves au th orities on thnt subject,
because w e are the cu stom ers o f the E n glish tea ch ers; that
is,- we use, th e^r nr«y |u c t.
__
si'**<uu»rion iia’ts:*
jiitlge o f itny product. VVho
The custom er is th e b est jutig
c iy T te ll b e tlir ‘OuIirYfiT^fibusuwifiV W W ntsett one Minf a
certain* brand of w ash in g m achine is ood, or bad? W ho
know s better than n carpenter that th is saw is gi :i and
thut one Is inferior? T he cla ssic exam ple o f th e custom er’s
ju d gm en t is th e sbrry o f n certain autom obile m anufacturer
who, som e y ears Ago, introduced a model w ith an entirely
now engint*. It b'Ul.been given v v e o know n U'kU u. thy Inlfc.
oratory
and’ on (he p ro v in g grounds, hut. w hen it was put
s i rwta mi s4t*MUiaa. o m
r* M s ls ts tn ,* la th e la ra -tl on the m arket, it did not stand tin under everyday ......... .
t s Ik s r s s s t r r Milk k f t i a a a i - th e roads. To1 stop th e ou tcry, the m anufacturer had to
send new m otors all over th e country to be Installed in
autom obiles o f com plaining owners.
.
Sim ilarly. nobody pan know bettor than w e who use
th e graduates o f E nglish cla sses what kind o f product those
cia sses are turning out, W e get high school graduates who
can’t spell, am! young .people w ith collega d eg rees who are
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, m *
The United Slates hat
patched 1,000 Marines to.
Mcditerrsnrsn on account of
Doubled.nl'MlKHi m .L ic c ic
di»the
the
.nul
have several hundred thouwnd
in thair forces and arc backed
-a million Yugoslavs,-and-no
doubt can count on millions more
from Ruisia, but in the lin.d
analysis we'll lake the 1,000
Marines for our side.
*
‘Senator Flandcrt hai 'preparqJ
a bill which .will authorize meat
rationing “as soon si there it a
public demand for it.’" Meat ra
tioning would be a fairer way
of meeting the present unfair
distribution problem than pike
ceiling*. !( people who raj mot:
meal than it good for them were
restricted by rationing to their
fair share, there would be plsoty
of meat Ip go around at reason-
Ttf t HiTTiiTgh-TiTnLTOTnhttrof-thir tinwo ro »ta w o du m»l-4>i<i*4db
liten ituro, but we do e x p e c t‘cle a f, rorrect. and concU r EngIif*h. W e do not get it, how ever, from grad u ates o f high
schoolTm d'rnlipge u n til' wp trnVh fthem a fe w .of th o se l'unim itortant” rule« here in th e office.
We grant thut too m any petty rule* m erely confuse
the pupil and that both w ritten and spoken language should,
above all. ire easj and natural; but, on th e oth er hand, too
little atten tion to rules r e su lts in nullification o f standards
:t buiineii »|>pai
a young man
walked into a grocery stoic;* #r.i
into., an argument with lh« propnetor over Ihc puce ol hi*
groceries, was killed in lhe shoot
ing that followed. Too many pco
pie teem lo feet' that high price*
ate tbc fault of the man who ii
selling to them, forgstting that
pfobably he had to buy them itom
someone elie whose ' prices were
l i r a
.'
*
The recent exodus of King
Mihai of Romania from hit na:
ijvc land just one jump ahead
of litc Communisl hounds,’ rej .mother made to this country in
!: the interest of a 50 million dollar
loan iuil after the fijyt Woild
War. In'll gigantic parade' down
Fifth Avenue in New Yotk City,
f - one enlhuiisilic supporter, car\ ried away by the emotionalism
of the occasion .at she rode |iy,
shouted. “Alta boy, Quecnic-'
Well she got the monejf, atjd
tkal is ’ jhe last wr havfc ever
seen of it.
^
f
j—
When llic federal treasury eldscd its’ books on the year of
1 1947. it had a total debt of
1256,901,214:506.29. down somr
what finder, the record high oi
j * one. ycat ago when the ligure
i. though a reduction by even
large s'figure a* three billion
lar* can hardly be called mor<n a trend and migjit be ra
ted at any moment II you
al lo know why Doaoi.are to
h th«c day*, analyze thi.
►
*, ttk younrll what h*in>en,
en a government *|>end» money
cannot raise except by borNewt-'ma
Do Bolters Suffer.?
Since Wnl Ino- IxiIlK till' Democratic party, will he «»7I
his follow ers lmvc an y iw litical fu tu re? Thnt questlpn w ill
Im*umked by ninny whhKt* view s would lend them to support
the bolt, but w ho fear the eonseiidcliceK.
Pn*t l history kurk^ I s thnt votliiR iiRuiiiKt a party
presidential candidate need n ot bo fatal to an am b itiou s
politician. W hen the R e p u b lic a n Dominated Gov. D ew ey in
1944. he wns the first party candidate in 20 years who hid
jjoen con
sisten
'
»..«
...tly "roKtllnr."
-- - ..... W endell.
...... W lllkl 8 hntl
beun a
Dem ocrat fo r m ost of_ hla_ life, A lf Idimlon and H erbert
lx)th
H egyer L
,.... foilowtHl
— -I Thornlore
— p i — RoosOVelt iu HIm Hull M oose
bolt o f 1912. And six Juird-shelletl n partisan us th e late
■Senator H en ry Cabot I / hJro voted for Sam uel J. T ilden, u
Uomofrriit, fur president in lH7<i. it did not kv«-
him politically.
other Waliuce him self, can 1h»|h;' to be fo rtft^ n .
another matter. And yet no one did greater damage to -a
pnrty than Theodoro Roosevelt-did to tho Republican* when
he bolted In 1912, anti drilled more voted that) the regular
(Adidatc, President Taft."* Still, when he died in 1919, it
prevented
was common opinion
c.,....... . thut
*——- only
— , his
... death
• __
, hint
from being the Republican nomineein 1920. Henry, how
over, la a different kiml of person. .
•-.
,
I C s a lla a ta • •
r* * e
Acting to overcome reported His-
•atufarijon ronccrninr medical
co«iy th * ^lo r^d o ^^rcal^B ociety
lav** for .cowpubonr
training of youth* 1H to #0*
formulate and publicise “avrrar*
They'd got
muutha train fee schedule*.
ing In A ramp or un n ibiD. Then
or some other way.
j'.Thl* plan has the blr*aln
the Army and the Araei
legion Ilolh, want compul
military training stared now
It follows
Special* rilontsMssion Which
stdnu- Truman la*t year app
conceived
answer to what a public opinio*
•urvijr was a "major problem—
thr^bellef of the public that medi
cal cost* of all types of illnesses
are wholly unpredictable.”
Local societies were directed to
"inform the public what the reas
onable average chargv la for un
complicated rases la any given
community, lotted upon the judg
ment of all of the member phyilriant In the area covered by each
schudulu.1
Tlosejp interifrated with that
|dan, the society e*tablished a new
board of supervisor*^referred to
by the s—fety-aa U’*'gnusd Jury"—
’
”
F « .r»
clal session to do amt what’it did:
I. Re* tu re coimimer credit
control* and restrain th * . creation
6 f inflationary bank eredlt. (No
actioh.)
’
'
3 Authoria* the .icgulatlon <J
speculative trading on the c-Jm
iraH lxM l r n * e»«r «*••)
Valencia Drive, »* * Rotariau — —
ami a member of the Ftr»t DapOat Church. A daughter, Nancy. |
;
it attending Stetson Univcralty. J.”
" —— —
’ rr*”"
«
nouocul t»y~J|ymna
IllumUig.
0f ' the
Amalgamated, ' who reltnqulihetl
hia post aa State Chairman of
Rlumberg said In. a statement
that hia union “aupports the
the CitVs political action com
mittee “with respect to a third
party.
“A third p a r t, in 1B48 must
ip rv ita b ly .jd a y r lifts, th e hand* ol
labor*
enem ies," I bo
d e c la re d .
,
.
Arthur Uchutaer, ALP
secretary, hailed the pi
allace
uni 'j£.jaL.JcsiieuajLjtUi«r—«w»ccharging."
to aid Roosevelt's accord! cam
Security (raining Corps.
That waa done. Scthman said, paign ‘for the ■presidency. -DkvWv
S tart—The program
wrould
•giwWro,
withdrew hia hugW InUniathmal
Congress made it a law. it wuvju
take th x r long -m -get the whole
Ladle, Itarnient "worWFrg' Union
thing started.
* ( ven physician* '.vithin tJfi society, (AFJ.) in IM 4 ,/» < riM -o f HURunning It—The ^policica and Celt that previously cxlijlrg mec agreement w ith'C ^^iaU i Sidney
landatiis would bo set up by a hanisms for di-cipUiHnVFre cum- Hillman, who insist** It -was poahioe-man commisstbn f*U/d the Iwrsome. im-ffectivWVfy^ often sildc to rontluOe the'kparty a l
though Communist* were active
4nli6ual Security Training Com- Inacceasihle.*’
,
.*
illusion, appointed hy the PrcalColorado doctors took the issue in It.
.» iln -.r. nurh harntil ■JfteFblMl 'siir.
Ih c —tcauluUsiu
TTnirdlTng It—Th^ Army - ohd to y n o tc tm ie rr ram be no denying
Ntvy would train the youths In that failure of profession to re the party* “full ami vigorous
rantp, or on ships. Rut. the youths gulate Itself leads',- through' the support in his historic step
passage of corrective- legislation, '.Which AlfirtF CaiTYcsTbrii BUY p w t
to greater governkrent control.”
country and Its people to a course
them for service inside or oUtaid# 1 * Another aim of the society’s so of peace,"
'
the United States except—
r t Iled “grand jury” la to provide
Doth major p a rte s w#re at
In rase of a national emergency a “protection of physicians against tacked In th* resoiutioif,- which
and then only hy special act of unjust accusations that they, aa deplored lhe *’gct tough with
Congress.
Individtial*. * would be unable to
Checks—'The commission would undertake,” The doctors Scthman Russia" foreign policy and said
“down that fatal road. Il*a only,
hav# investigator* to check on th* -aid,* “appeared unanimous in their atomic
war with Russia."
way the-A rm y and Navy were lielief that this plan for improve
“At home,” the resolution said,
handling the training.
ment of professional self-disci “this Jil-p artjsan war (cvc*. ha*
pline wa* the mo«t Important led us to build and maintain
•Ingle feature of the adopted pro- burdening the American people
a vast military establishment
Many change'* in medical public with an avrrxg* coat, of $400 an
iclatjonx have been effeeted in nually.^ It threatens lo impose
tasr'*. mostly civilian, would be a]L Colorado, in-the last few month*. Uhlveraal SDIDary Training on
pointed by th#*4'rc*ident, It wi Id [ Scthman reported, because "nal- our cmfhlryT reF ertlnr ^Br mrlonally the profession awoku to the hroken tradition of 160 year*
meet from time to time.
D rafting—Draft board* would plain fact that qrganiaed medi a hi) militarising our youth.”
' I for trslnliyr. The cine had lost popularity.”
Induct
The resolution castigated both
ReflectJnc the Colorado doctors’
_____ ____ be under a new
and Republicans for
agency railed lhe Selective T rain new approach to the public rela Democrats
tions problema waa a policy de rising prices, “the scuttling of
ing .System.
claration by the house of delegate* O PA ” and that “similarly on
which frankly acknowledged It
•using, rent control, education,
botwtvn 17 ami 20 would have to "departed distinctly from previous
|lh . Insurance, decent living
register hut only those 18 to ‘20 iraditlon
a combination
“Rather thSn ditcourdglng the
vould l*s draftinl. Thereafter, each
youth would lifye to registar upon use of physician** names tn the of Republican* and Democrats
press and on thh radio.” Scthman which eallotrtljr w urha-hr 'Steam
reaching 17.
Who‘d get military training?— said, “tho houac adopted a re roller unity against the interests
All youths, physically fit. between commendation that these media Ins
encouraged to quote society of18 and 20.
Conscientious objector* ami the
lions howorer. wa* not
physically unfit - th* commission other phyalcians officially appoint
would have to work out soma him) ed hy the state o> component approved.
societies a* spokesmen on all mat
Acknowledging then* waa conof training for them. *
;.
■Iderable debate ov t the proposal.
For example: A youth unfit for ter* of public Interemt.” ■
Tli# delegates cautioned, how 8ethman said • .ha delegates'
military drill might lie able to dd
clerical work) a conscientious ob ever, “the customary and tradi opinions might he summarised as
jector might bo trained in flrat>al4 tional reticence should bo main fdlows: That th* (Colorado pro
tained on all m atters relating to fession is not ready to undertake
work.
Deferment*—An 18 year - old tbe individual- pratire of n phy such a radical departure from in
.
. dividual practice. That such cen
who wa* In high school could g*l sician.”
The physicians also adopted an ter* as suggested would indeed
deferred until he had flitishnl or
rcachfil 20. whichever waa first. aggresalva program for solving ronstiiuto moss msdicinc os con
And there would lie deferment# loco) public health problem*. “ Each trasted with personalised service.”
Underscoring tc entire program
''has i>c#n dirosUtd to ldenttf£Ube
a declaration by Die society's
IRsNI aociety."
HVA.IVIJ. UYimniR
MIU, was.
component
Sclhman said.
leaders for greater participation
served honursbl
m u st. serious health problems in by
doctors In public affairs, cirjc
each community, und to set up the
Pay—ISO a month .fp r each necessary committees to help solve
trainee' if ho had on# dependent, them fn th* order of their im
he’d still,get his <30 and ihc de- portance.*.'
•
Great irrigation worka
pemlcht would gat- <60. Tho govA proposal for a statewide *os- built in India, Caldaa *«d
eminent would P*Y two or morq. tem of "detention center*” to- dis
depend' nt* a total of $C6 a month. cover disease* and correctlble a t least 4.000 year* befo
Training—Each draftee would
«et six flWWha' military tralnlag
in a camp oi\«n a ship. But—
After those six month* tut
wouldn’t I* finished. This la whyt
stsutiiST in* l o s o r t i o i n i s .
After training-mix month* he’d
•
tm »; l m r s .M n w a o r i l i n i o
ri
have his choice of a number of
,l!» t iis : xr\TSi o r s t-vnlfn- *t
"%
things he could do. He'd have te
• tum h o s n <»-,Rtaix*:*a ox b x t. n . i»ir *
chooso one of them. For example! , Z , f
_. _ .. .
\aasrra
1. He could train anbther six Cash. lnl>M« Will, MSir
Urlu.llng rtw rl. btlan,,^ ia J
months. That would mean a tofaf
cam Itaiifa in DM-'-*# of cuJUciUzM ________ _
>
of Hi months' training, Then ho
HtBia^ Oor*riiYn«ni
obliifetlOM,
4«lrfvt mu).*
J, 4j
>r * ia r a 1, 4 ■ , A
•
.
_
...
would .be discharged, with n*
UMieaiioaa
of -------—
Hut** *— political •utMlI.Islua,
. . . --- .—
string* attraohed.
.turgs (Imluaiaa | Nub# atoeh o f K*4*r*l
-,« • O r. having trained the first I*Lorpura,.
4
^
- ^ S , - .^ s •«
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,
, r, i , *■-%.
i j , l Bm
Loss* >„■ SIbbouiHs tlsrludlna I Non*
Club. CommUtiontr R a n d a l l
Chase, who served Iasi evening
«• Umpormy ehalrman Muring
the election of mayor, la an
executive of Chair and Co., ami
during . World -War. jls e tv e d a*
a*’ lieutenant in'’ the r»avy.
.Prior to being elected a# mayor;
Mr. William* served aa acting
mayur during the final meeting
of the old Commlaaion. ThU
group, acting on a report by
Smith and Cllle»ple, engineers,
to the effect thst It would l*>
more economical to supply pow
er for the city water worka with
the present, recently repaired
Diesel engines, voted to continue
using the Diesel power rather
than sign a five-year contract
with the Florida Power and
Light Co. in accordance wifll
terms submitted by the company.
Nr. Say*: Was authorized to
call for bid* for purchase of
avialiou gasoline left in. 12 undcrgrouml tanks by the Navy
afflf*turnrd qvrr to the City.'
Fred W. Bender, realtor, was
granted another 30 day option
to 11 acres of -land bordered
S n aS w sT T g g ;
stn-vt-. The' form** option *xpircsl Dec. 81, said Mr. Saypr.
FoRoMril:' i h r enstflair thoirurw
Commission discussed tn# traffic
hasanl at the Park Avenu*.
Scmiiude IJoulcvanl Intersection.
Police Chief Roy G. William*
wa^ directed by the Commi**i<>n
to contact the stale aafriy en
gineer, and request that he com*
here to s*c what type of tra f
fic light should be installed at
fn*t year record of the club wa*
praised.
*•
Directors Imtallcd were Dr. L.
T, Do**, Edward L an e,. B. It.
Crumley, 8anford Doudney, Hoy
Mann. VMwIn ShiflhgjKr a n d . L.
H’mtllaaesl in s , »•*«* Owl
moied car. onto th e . sidewalk at
the corner of Mamillah Road and
SC Julian's Way. The atlackcrs
abandoned it and fled over, a
high stone wall to a cctnelsry.
The one man- killed was Idled
as hr clambered up lhe Wall.
A rising ' run .bstUla between
Aralis
The Veteran* of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary will, hold a monthly
meeting at the legion Hut at
S:b0 P. M.
.
*
C /T he Dughter* of the American
Revolution will m^et at 3:00 P.
M. at the home of Mra. r . E.
rrP S H E K F d erin sF rlaV r
ljeklle"T7sfiT’ of New Rlooiniu lii.
Penn, {o Robeft.R. .Starks uLMu*.
eitv have been announced. * The
marriage will be an event of Jan.
10 at IT.OO o'clock in the Tifat
Methodist Church of. Hanford.
The Rev. J, H.. Root assisted by
Rev. 3. E. McKinley will officiate
-at • th e-ffrvlce. •No-Invitation*
are heing -tasued hut alt friend*
are invited. • - Mi** (iantt.grailuated from the
New Illoontfield High School af
ter which *he attended Carliule
Commercial College. For the pa*t
IK month* lhe ha* held a po*ition
as l<ookkce|wr for th> Clarence
Co*ton Plumbing ami Hooting
Company in \Ve*t Palm Reach.
Mr. Starke i* a graduate of
lakeland Ilirh School with the
Class of 1038 and after graduat
ing from high . school enlisted in
the- United S tate. Marine Corps.
He became a member of th r hJow
Y -rljw W -tlT- Fair .DelachmenF
.llAlea,
1100 P, M.. hostessed^
'oi>e Hiul Mm Willlnm
attack area, Jaffa
to the Damaacua Cab
thoTihl
heavily «scd entrance
city.
'
. ,
The body of a 70-year-okl Jew.
riddle,) hy -bulleU, waa ■found In
the eastern quarter of Jerusalem.
Sporadic fighting continued lr
the T«4-Aviv-Jaffa area.
A n n T K T~m ,L-.\n r e s o r t
MIAMI REACH. Jan. 7 (A1)—
-A—-wealthy—Britisher—today a n •
ndtinced a plan fu t bringing 350
a week winter vacation! to the
Apieriran white collar w'orker*
in the center of south Florida’s
gold coast.
William Hutlln, who*o rustic
Jtoliday camps . In G reat Rritalr.,
played host to inure than B00,1)00 last summer, said In an in
terview he will buy between ‘200
and 600 acres of ocean-front
IlfOjKrt**
iv —om
M
ia m i
■not
. ty betwacn
Miami
*na
'*\m Betch fpr thir con»truction
iart:
Certlral
SA M P L E I'HI.MAHY E L E C T IO N
potlal taviss*) —________—___. .
.
UepuJlU uf t u i n asd palltlaal ,ii b d l,I S ,u
Mrs. S. j ’.. Andrew* who has
•bcet^-ill for th r p%.t month at
Ter .home, left by plane un Suflday to *|tend some time with her
daughter, hlrar pgttl Hrhetf,’ In
Andalusia. Ala
Ftionda will T ie intetrste<l to
learn that Mr. and Mr*’. J ,. C.
Haines of Hadenficlil^ N J.. u*ho
are
p« ndlhg some time with
their daughter, Mrs. .iDtiant Rus
sell. at her home in Loch Atlmr,
n^e celebrating their fifty-eighth
A group of young* Sanfordltca
wedding annWetswry today.
enjoyed n trip on I-ake Monroe
Saturday evening between the
hours of 8:Q0 ni\d 12:00* o’clock.
During the evening dancing and
singing was enjjyrd and refresh-
Sanford Group Has Daughters Of Wesley
Picnic On Saturday Meets At Laney Home
Betty. Hall Moseley
• - Goes-To Miami
r oTrrFe''hcnst THe. NIxrr KTrrKhoff, N
irpi
— JTrm
Rail, Retry Jane Copel* employment Rottyr*"
lamj, Fifi Rarh, llrtte Duncan,
i»n yirt kcjVialJ
i’innrfra1
ttarhara— Arm— ErfmftaltL— htla
for 27 month*.
U f f lr r - liar bain Jlm ker, Shirley
jit-tlir local a rrrirc of fie
— He recelvnl his dischargi? Tn
Prior to leaving here. Mr-. Mose- Morelaml. Ilarlisra Saunders arid
1045. Followingnil* discharge Ini
.
,
wa* highly commended h> Me. 'Endslev Melsch.
served n one, year apprentlf ship
Also Rohhv June*, Mikr Drown
for her rupnbli^ mtiuinis.
with the National Cash Registry Kim-rson
■rrf- Illinois. 'Flof,j‘ riiAp?r.‘" OCrt
Company iu West* Palms lloucTr rrnlno>- uf tin* Si^nfwnl tALm n.^She Ratten. Hill v Shoemaker, Hilly
prior to his graduation with the wa« connected with tne offiri? it Cray, Paul I'rndil, Johnny Alc«company in their training factory was connected -with the office -ander.—dtmmir l.odwig;; - tllimp
In Davton, O. in December, lie sine* it wa* opened In ItsiS by McCall. Ilobby I'ullin, - Duster
la now assigned to their St. the War Manpower Commission. Fain-loth. Neil Ihiwell and Al
Kttpatrick.
Musoiay assumed-cluuiii
.
Dirt G irilfn rn Cirrii*. lOiiiO A.
M.. with Mrs. Clyde Ramsey:
Hibiscus Circle. 2:30 P. M.. will,
Mrs J. E.'Rowland; Ixorm-Cirrle,
•2.30 P. I L with Mrs J. M. H'jt;
gins; Jacaranda Circle, .J.tH) » •
M.. with Mr*, l^wd*
liaimolla Circle, 11:30 4*.
T.: C.' Hayman
hostesses.
,t 2205
, _____ * '-^ * 7
with Mrs. J-. A.
iS fm e r :' Palm Circle. 3:ix» P. Mo
wiUi Mrs. K. U l.iindquist, 210
• French Avenue: Rose Circle,
Mr*. Cyril llutra-r and Mrs. J W i t h M r a s l i o m l o n h e r j ;
10:00 A. M.. wllh-Mra. II. H- II. 1*1’ were welcomed a* ne$
Coleman, 4dl Mrllonvllle Avenu*. members of Circle No. 7 of thr
Circle No. 2 of the Women*
The regular monthly meeting First Mrthmlist Church at the Society of Christian Service*, met
of the American l-eglon Auxlll- monthly nu-rting of . tile group on Monday afternoon nt the homo
ary will I* held at 8:00 IV M. All held on Monday afternoon at the nf Mrs. E. A. Londonliei-g. Of
memtiers are urged to be pm wnt. homo of C. R. Jones. 303 West ficers v -sio elected ar.d are as
_ • .j fnllowiij chairman. Mnr LnndnnThe
no supper
" u r r * and .Initiation,
—v - v i ache. , 'Fifth M rret.
luled to be held that evening ha* . Various programs _ were slia- ■U-rg; vice chairman, Mry. II. il.
postponed.
cussed for the coming year ami i
The Townsend Clpb will mqet following the conclusion of the Crumley; secretary, Mr*. J. M.
r.Yt the Tourist Center at 8:00 business session refreshment* MiCaskill: treasurer, MrK. M, IP. M. Important'business will la* ore-served*1iV th r ho-trss ns-1 Wright; sunshine treasurer, Mr*.
C. P. Herndon; study chairman,
conducted and -amusement Tue^
stwt-4»i- hrr.daughtvi,.
-ALrs—’D. . P. .Cole: snlrtiiuiLtllfc
htihritT- Refreshment*
Ilutnir. Mr*. Harold .... .jBg, chairman. Mr*. Rolierl lleeley
served,
MONDAY
Mr*. *AlvIn' Od- and Dubllcity vhairnmn. Mrs. w.
The Sanbcams of the Fir*t ham; Mr*. J,' M. Powell, Mr*, P. Cliqpman.
R.^eslim ent* coosisting nf pie
Baptist Church will meet at I lie Ernest Southward. „ Mu. I’ark
Tvre, Mr*. WYh-h TVre. Mr*. «tnl hid eofle<> were served by
church al 3:30,IV M,
Ralph Thomppon. Mr*. Ilrough- the ho.ste.ss. Announcement was
ton Watkins'. Mrs. Joint R. Wlilte, made that the >,February meet
During liw batlio of Rclglu
in World War Ij thcio w*r« Mr*. George H. William-, Jr., ing will !*• hrlid nt the home nf.
more civilian than military Mrs. Te.1 William* and Mr*. Mr* Chapman at 20S West NlneK-enUi Street.
Jones.
«%luttAlUra.
Methoctfst (‘irete
Greets New Members ( irulu No. 2 Meets'
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Tueaday, May 4
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/*atvtd*4* prvfHa ----------------i Z E _____’ — _
TOTAU CAPITAL ACCOUNT! —- '. C-2- —
. ;• —'• ' .- 'r. . ,-
Imslness
COUNTY ”
NG ATTORNEY
William*, da** president, • plan*
were made for a rummage sale
-to- tie-held—t a t r r r t n - t h r —mrmthT—
with Plucci'ds 1o go to the J iHM*:| _ Hy Audrey It. Cassellwrrv
|ng fund. TT»e mrmbor,* were _
told that Mrs. Claude llermbm I*
l
FOR COMPTROLLER
voVll r o e
osk
FOR STATE TREASURER
oWs; r a n oxsj
HUPEH
i'UBLIC
16 Attend Monthly
Meeting Of Cirele :i
3t-€atherine. Group
• ~Met Last Monday
Lourine
Beal
St; Catherine's Chapter of the
Wdmtn’a Auxiliary of the Holy
.Cron* Episcopal Church met on
Mundav afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. A. I-rffler In Rose Court.
Regular husincaa was conducted
ami .a committee w4« appointed
to mend th* linen* for tho rhurcb,
Member* were urged to attend
the meeting, of the auxiliary on
FOR COUNTY COMlflBHION'
FOR
STATE HUPBRINTENDKNT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
vots: row n»t>
.
FOR COUNTY. COMMISSIONER
urve TTuTTlTiin1* lown
r iis io m c r s
and
V is H o i's
ronfim-d tTTT!ni*i>.-ffrTjfr^v.'TpeF'
Business Women Met
With Mrs. Bill Tyre
8TRUCTI0N
FOR SUPERVISOR OF
•
REGISTRATION .
sots : sou ox *:
P V U rW D /fAH G
Casselberry News
Fourteen mrmber*. .nnd two
gueat* atti'iiilrd the regular mrt'tIng of Circle So. 3 o f the- W. S.
C, 8 . *if thr First Methodist
Church In-Id at lhe home uf Mt*.
Fletcher K. Iloll*. 1421 Vaicnria
Drive, Officer* electi-d for tlip
mining year ute Mr*. Rolls,
rhairtaan; Mr*. ,ltav llerron.-Vlre
chaiiman; .M rs. W A. Edrnfield,
sivn tarv: Mrs. Ib-n Monroe, con
ncttional tri-BMin-i: Mi*. Cat-
m a k in g li v e ry
i*ffsirl in b rin g uew | wnpli*
In nut* c o m m u n ity wo fool it oi(T D U T Y tn i-i'niaiu
Alrto, il is .confusing ninny times to our ciintonim-s
fold llospitnl. They iim- gut-st*
tif Mr. and Mr- Tally llattawny
of Calsellierry.
rv al lhe New Year’* Eve dams1
n utllli«‘|
|wii I v <H Ili»* IriMljrr In •I ■
Hnluiil.lv for her parrnts, Mr.
and Mr*. II. H. Williams ..f W h i
ter I'aik. who were calehintiug
ihelr wedding anniversary, rillier [
guests were Mr. and Mra. Millard
Mi. and Mi . Clifton llnttnw-ny
nnd Mr. and Mr*. I'nuT Unto* wonguests uf Mr. und Mr*. Tally
llnttawuv l»-1- Sunday, evening
for dinrn-V
*
Mr. Rid- rl Scot I wlpi i» n
gui—t ni ilu- Azali-a I.i-lgr lingone In Drnriniin, Mich. to .tiring
bark In* m-W c a r.'‘lit* i« Irainiiig
h th b i lit tin- A salon Driving
1‘ark thtdiw inlrri Wind liu* lioen rtcoivod 4iy
FOR HECRETARY OF STATE
FOR
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
< s.« w «
s tk as
.
*•
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L A ST DAY W E D N E S D A Y ! W A I.T D IS N E Y ’S
mectfh:
Mr, and Mra. Raymond Kadcr
hnnuunm! today tho Idrth of a
son. Raymond Arthur Kador, Jr.
on Jaty 4 at the Fcrnnld Laugh
ton Memorial Hospital. Mr*.
Kadrr will Ik? remcml>eie<J a* tho
former Oulila __
Davi*-.
»4
______ •
Mr. and jMr*. fi. M. RiChardc
today enmnineed tho birtli«.»f a
ton. Richard Stephen, on' Dor. 30
PRECINCT NUM H ER
that frlrml* of. her* were killnl
lecenflv when their car akiildol
off an icy higliway.on CajK- (!<kI,
The Town Hall Meetint; wnlistd tin .run. 5 in the "Tensn ul
Cassell K-rrv. Mr, Ken Wnl.m
wu* ih.-lulleil a* a new Ahlreman.
The chief ili-cii-slon wa* the ,«nHr. I-acy Moffett, »who ha* dllinn.of six *ding on the 17-!*2
sr-irixt. for olmost 40 year* a* n
m i-iohanr to China, will •jxak Town tjouneil In inilnll liigiiwn)
|n ihe Women's Auxiliarv of flit* sign*, lii,' rpn<l limit to l«- M l
Prr livterisn Clmrcli on Friday hv the SlatMr. and Mr*. It
al 1:30 P. M. in the social nxuii J. Ib-van i iila i luined lhe nu ln
of the church. A cordial Invita Ih-i * of tin- Town (Touis.il ni din
tion la extended lo all women of ner tsufuii- the meeting. M r J lib
the church,'* of Hanford, to hear hard C«*«ctl> i iv. Hr nnd .Mr,
.Dr. .Moffett apeak. Her sister, William Fnirrlilld won- almi pre
Ml*« Natalie Moffett,' taught •ent.
some rears ago at Seminole High
School.
I)r. Moffett To Speak
To Presbyterians
J tk jo r U tilktr woy. . . to th
troJt-marki mtan Mr iW M m /.
FOR
COMMISSIONER
RcAervolinns
INSTRUCTION
, x»
L J DISTRICT
■
I 'h o n e Hiii;
■
Circle 4 Met With
Mrs. L. I. Hughey
F -BOARD
•RUCTION
HOUSE of
met on M ondir anemooH with
Mra. I- I. Hughey for Ihelr re
gular monthly meeting. Th* fol
lowing officer* for the noOr year
n M- 1!, tlfil: thairm an.
T. W arrrn: vie# chairman.
Hughey; treaiurer and 8uni
chairman, Mr*. P. A. Rowl
teCretarv. Mr*. P. II. W yatt
LR OF BOARD
INSTRUCTION
iFOR CLERK
i
k CIRCUIT COURT
Following the buslneea sesslen
■rfrrthm rnta were served to Mr*.
K. II. U n ey . Mr*. ORv* Welle,
Mr*. F. B. Adams, Mrs. R. W.
Turner. Mrs. Nettle THIla. Mr*.
A. K. ShlnhoUer. Mr*. Hughey.
Mr*. Warren. Mrs. Rowland. Mra.
W ratt and Mrs. Barks.
F, TOTAL M AtllM Tim AHO s'Al'ITAL MCOCI
tnrj'j Cummin *toch witb lot*! w i valvs
Utsi. plwigwl w MBlas-d to n o r . i l d M u L ^
IIAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mrs. I/ourine Deal
. g .r.ty
During the
Following the meeting a -alad Asalea l.<*lge in Ca-sells-n v last
eoqriP" wws -a n srml by th^- he*- Komlav.----Aflerwurds- th - v were
traar* ii» Mrs. C. II. Winn. Mrs. entertained hy Mr*. Hnrrv Pyle
Maude Williams. Mr*. J’. M. wno imle her trick patamlna
Plowi'i- Mrs. Courier. ~Mr~»; ■Sts*— lw»r«*.—Toni, for -tluim..— . _
ven*. Mr*. O .'R . E*trldge, Mr*.
Mr, ami Mr*. Ilildianl. Ca—,-L
P.’A. Howlandi-' Mew. UA-lL^Motu. -Wrrvi -drs—and - »hAie—.UoebUr,
ro,*. Mr-. J. P. Thurmond. Mr*. .D iane, went to Calneavillr last
H. A. Swamon. Mr*. l.,-0.-8walri\ wivkeml and visited tlu-ir friends,
of Parsons,’ Kon*., Mrs W. A. .Mj-, uod Mis. Jayi,-. L, Sipdli. Mr,
Mrs. Rill Tyre entertainnl Hunter Olid Mr-tjL . lL.A!hl,,L7l,Jli .SinilJl is now mamiging ill, nir
mrmlier* of tho- llusiness and
Prnfrrssiorial Women'* Circle of
the Fiisl Methodist Churrh tin llrodie William*. Mr*. I.. I.. Hill
Monday evening al her home on Mr».' W. I.. Ilarfison. Mr*. I. J
Mrironville Avenue. Routine Im*. Royertr, Mr*. W. K. Itnim--, Mis,
ines* was carried on- and- plans « . K. While. Mr*. G. W. lUilry
Mr*. C ota'llnllingrr of Caruutnla,
m ide'for the neve Vear.
vd to N. Y.. Mis. K. II. Inrn.-v. Mrs
Refreshment* w<
Donald Dunn. Mrs. Hoy Tillis,
Mr4. Jack Uurne.v,
I'orter Mrs.
I.ancy. Sirs. R. II. Tlmmp
l.an-inp. Mra! J.
Mrs Walker. Mr-.’
Mrs. John Clark,
Slniieciphor of Waitslnirg,
ANNOUNCEMENT
SBMINOJsE COUNTY
1
Mr*. J. O. 1-ancv, Mr*. M. R,
Strickland. Mra. J. K. Courier,
Mr*. T. Rradford Hyrd and Mr*.
A. II. Steven* served a* hostes
ses fur the January* meeting of
the Daughter* of We«ley Class
•The routine business ami pro
gram * was conducted and Mrs.
.Davi* told-the tffdTTb' oT tTto Diatrlrt Seminar to he held Jan. IB
in Kissimmee with Rev. Clayton
Calhoun ami Mrs. Prince lia^
ted among the speaker*.
Following the business meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed
with the hostess. Mrs. Winn, and
ro,ho*tcs*. Mr*. Davis serving refreshmenta to Mrs. C. C. Priest,
Mi*. Tom Williams, M rs,'Thur
mond. Mr*. Carver. Mrs. Swan
-on. Mra. I,, T. Dos*. Mrs. Willi-.
o t-lb e -Cii-,1- MeCi.^tiil t’lmi, I. ,,n
Etuproynu
ll.ted here
-* ••
“T he eyes have'it Tn thi*
BALLOT
^ ^
<
t __
and military Instruction for hia llip ,| I* , f
four college year*. Upon gradua miwr deiKMiu fevritricd sud offlrars* ,li*ak t etc)
TOTA t, LkPO l-----tion. W d be commissioned an of
TOTAL t fAIM iTttai (*ol lactodtag ,u
ficer in the . raterraa._____I_
nmnrntiraa mnwi jtmfb’wrt
, There are other choice*' a
•
N S W -m m
__ ______ _
**p«el«e ,'f I'nWwl M att* O e n m m r n l (Isctadlng
■ ‘
STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
- - - XfuT-IsiS wJliig .Ufa*—IxIIday*.
with then parent*. Mr. and Mr*,
n f f m r 'P tm ietr Edward* and
W anen Daniel* have returned to
the University of South Cnrollna
'in Columbia.
S
.O ptom etrist
j »—
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10 Arabs
Many residents of 'th e Ken
tucky mountains believe that
watci* taken from an old oak
atumn will wash off freckles.
Ttm . ui'|».»,l,i „r ladlvMusW, p*rla*rshl|M. **<t
r.,r|.
Fin a le
K n lg h l*
Slates,
: TOTAL V U X T * ........... . ..
HR.
- •
. 11 %m i , i t ! r ., Demand Utpvslts of Infllvldoal, ..partaanhlpa,
.
Xm i
Four
i w » l S vm uiln
CempbeU.
VOT*l P «H D SN
• c>>r|n<raiinM
:t«
till
The T. K. I.. Claa* of th« First
Ilaptlit Churrh ’.will meet «r. the
church annex at 7:00 P. M. for
a covered di»h aupper.
The 8outh Side Parent Teach
ers Aaaociatlon will meet at 3:00
P. M. at the school. The board
meeting-Wil] hrcc»rc_tbe_rcKu1ax
meeting at 2:30 IV M.
Sanford Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet at 3:30 P. Al.
at the home of Mrs. R. W. Upplncott with Mrs. C. E. Proctor
and Mrs. R. M. Horn* a* co-ho*.
.amok*
RAILROAD
Frank Damson
• ;*« ,X«» >•-«•■>{>
lllvl i«»rle*l‘
|*t Vi.fttI ’CoHMI
US Tiro- To tuner
S
9
• A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE A
Gantt-Starke Plans
C a le n d e t
Announced Toda
___
. *»4S :
TM^TTtrratr u r t T - ’ 1
The action of
wKlfh haa
Mrs. Winn Entertains
Methodist Circle 6
SAnd Personal Activities
.;5SSroi‘.."«r, !4H
building.
LEGAL NOTICE
Price Control
*
Colorado M edical Society Reports •
Progress On “A verag^ F ee” Plans
PAGE THREE
T H E SA N FO R D n E R A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA
James G. Sharon
LONGWOOD HOTEL
rtl*. tmata AUTNOirtr or tm
coca-coia company it
FORD COCA - COLA B O T T f-lN Q COM PANY
f
ORLANDO
Coliseum
Central Florida’s Playground
Presenta
TWO GREAT BANDS
JOHNNY LONG
nnd hbt
Famous 20 I’irre
Orchaulrn
'
S a tu rd a y , Ja n u a ry 10
Dance 9 lo I
CHARLES 81MVAK
and h<M
World FamtiUK
Orrheatrn '
Mondny, January 12
Dunce 9 lo I
Count on Bobble Brooki to bring you something
new. Tha (lowing, fully florod bulcher linen skirl U
tel oH by the goy ploi4 lolfelo loth. And you can
do lathion’tricks with ihti soih, oil thot w,B whittle
your middfe, and odd that gay look. Lovely, lovely
A d v a n c e , lickfln arid reservationx will be held until
n lfh l of danrr by fclcphonlni; (’ollHcum. For Infoririatlon inquire a l the Munlc Ilox in.Sanford.
[,
�the p
PACE FOtm
Celch'y Feds Go Down B attling In.
r * 57 To 15 Tilt With Daytona Bestcli
CAN YOU RIDfe "BIG
SID" AT_THE RODEO IH
Orlando Stadium
Saturday & Sunday
Ale* I I-clithart. kad.-Mr..WiJ Mr?;..Leon |
Mpfgtn nod daughter*,
Th« Cheney Highway l*ing
Ann. ut Winter Park.
closed, all of that traffic U be
•Pierre Stewart, of
ing .routed through Oviedo. The
uKiiyi. Tcnn,, la visiting
angle parking apace* on the
cnt*. Mr. and Mrs. A.
main street have liern changed
wart.
Mr. and Mr*. K. P. Collin* to parallel apace* In’ order to
have returned hdrpe after spend have additional room for the
ing'is while with their children at large buses and truck* now com
ing through.
Jacksonville,
Sports Roundup
n>- HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.
NEW YORK Jan. 7 (Ah—Des
pite'all protestation* In the contiarv. (here are indication* that
at least n few southc.rn -hfiol*
Seahrre re Hitth "* School
—
J te y tu a Jlru;
night fin “ thB Seminole
Ffh.pl court.
j f l i t ) HErtXwTfiXNFtinDrF^iiui
GREYHOUND RACE
Martyred, a. greyhound lx>rn
find raised In Lungwood, th a t
li.umdicd hei tunning carter thin
season at the Sanford-Orlnnd'
Kennel Club rofnped home In the
feature ninth event laat night-in
liia_tM lcaL,A u#u.. >»[ . wened..j
thi* year llarryrot wk» clixViTd
In .12 and one-fifth «*rond* uver Woman'i Club luncheon commit
-Wu|m tula;
UW .lHU'WIMWiHl t i Jf n initw
nobh iit Ihe homo "TIT j j r * It. e
J. tikerluml, j^f Drouksi'ilJe,
McGowan, Jr. vl’lan* wPre mndtf »*Jl.
• u lecent visitor in Oviedo.for the forthcoming luncheon,
after which deliduu* tt-freshmenta were served hy the h«s.
teas. These Invited were Mr»Nevet’i dame* Frank W, Talbott. M. F.
, Sr;, Merritt Staley. T.
■. Jrbit-pjj* lx-in hart, anil
7-.l_ tlclict.'
t*l*. J V *
1‘ Mis W. M. J..n*s, of
r ie l H»o-t'*l*r«r
has.-kltfw L» II* (take.
.a.
rvjtftr- leff-n1 Mr “ tV MV. HiinTyTof
I a i I'H ,
! wm
.\n«. ‘ll.iiuii, . r’otfcr'1 llintm. tin., niece anil sistera of
i . hi.'- ' tMoklitrV.
Mr*. Ft. L. Ragsdale, ntv visiting
« r ■*-! i|*r*.|'*iartf *
Mr*. Ragsdale. Mr. Rag-dale and
I n m l)
Hurl
lt !u * y
Jx>K
Mirl’. lift!. .Iielr f-an.'ti* llohhv Rngedate for n few day*.
Mrs. Ragsdale ha* iw-en seriously
ill fur the past Week, hut was
somewhat improved following the
arrival of her visitor*.
—
Mrif. Rob French and Mr*.
Flank films, of Mini*, were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. It. I.. Ragsdale
WoBnooday afternoon.
All
^K iriiiaN M
Iloi Ihimtllaigrr
Mr. ami Mr*. Merrill Tindale
fit Hbckfct, Jpdhiu* fiv
art* visiting Mr. Tindale* mother,
ififtii i%bt *<iAhiiv _
Mis,
Juvrr.
201 N: Park
Phone 37
10 RACES NIGHTLY
(E x c e p t S tin d n y )
.V'wiwtiiltfwt irfitHimr bf ’ihe ^rii^dtHv^rSa^relu^
*ho*I'lil p i lfflih
T
StecrrMt *f the-fed* tat-!
•i Fred
,
\ . F S t'.tV*f* that "the"president -of fine
tied eight point* on tlnee field, ■ ■
- eosiA^tnd two free throw*.
i
* The Daytona n* opened the ccn
test with five plnveta over the
silt foot Alack, while tUo*Fnlc
-had hut two lc*katcvr* on the
court who would approach ■*ix
-n
,■
- ■—
Semlmitd’*- inability to KUtirtle
tho halt, and jlp.-ir poor nhoottng
T35«fd to tM* Jtli- ‘UfAttmecrWtween the two cluli*.
The Fed* nlav hoatfe to the
Euiti* 11licit School Panther* In
anothot- twin hill on the local]
court Krldav nig h t.'The contest*
are - scheduled to . se t under way
J a n u a r y 10th & 111 It
111 CHAMPION COWIOT*
COMPETE IH THI IIO
W lld-srnl Idea
During the rampant discussion*
the propo-ed ’Purity Code’ one
Ihllcity man, Jim Corbett of
Sfcuson E x t c n d h r u - A p r i k ltitk . -»
r/rrcttMt
COME ana ENJOY
“SPORT
MUFFLERS
TAIL PIPES
YALE TIRES
c o m b ih e d .w it h t h i
U T E LUCKY T E E T E R ^
THRILL
PAIIOIVILJ JH DAIIMO DUDS
COWBOYS
COWGIRLS
W ILD H O R S ES
— B U LLS —
11,000 IP YOU CAII RIDI
''»l& SID" THE lift OULL
p o l io lECoHDAi .
Amcfi:a s ’Greatest Circus Aeti
I- hrushnl up alumni of those group* a certain
\reuk point.-, amount each yearT Then turn
Jjjitab .aa.p .eh iftii, \u dh- *‘tiiUaL
with Seabreeze.
’itoor" Southern college* so tl
gnotlfthey, tn turn, could Pa;
thane* In ds/cat.tfie Eiiwti* cluj|, lM>n*e* .of deserving nlhli’-le* . . .
are •ntrout■thw-imni- "Th u * wiy~ vrr’d ' all—:(*-■• hnnr-rt,j *i*-* >* Sanfonl und they have wilhln the rule*.
tio ■ more
mure ..-..experience
no
-.experience than w*
hnVe." Coach (iima* stated. “I
One-minute Hyprt* Page
.
linlt^tp^ predjet. an outcome for . J J ughiiT'DgVuliC cn n’t even arut’ fb^- JtlD*'Jroru game,' h u t' I Will* wer when you n«k him ahoiirthai
■uv that It wilt la1 wide open, and j repost' he’ll hecome Notre.Dame
anything may happen," he added. conch when Frank Leahy resign*
Playersv participating In 1ho*
t-ermtret —fur--thw -1-Fed* - Inrlmfnt r snort* some thing about the guy*
Cooper. Siegrest, McCall. Rowen, who know mort* about a person’*
llurgctun. Keeling and II. Thorn plnn* thnn the guy hitn*Hf dm1*
and then talk* about the depth
of Die‘snow In West Orange, N.
and Yale's -Howie Odell
TTie •prlnclput magiu tic pub -Jr--*-.
of the earth aiv tilaiul l.'Jbi professes not to know a Thing
mile* from, the geographto pole! about ptlhlllhed repot Is that he'*
la-ing ro n tldrtfd for Uhj—Wrst
Virginia Job . . . . One-guy who
really would In*-' interested In
TOO U T E TO CLASSIFY
West Virginia la Jot*. Jlnnlarl,
who coached that bilghly llalnhrhlge Navy tram during .the
LOST: Small white male pup, *ar and won the Eastern Scc.'htnrk *Pot* on Innly, black head. tjppat Title ill the American Pro
Phone IMP. itc-.viud, Jimmie •Visdelation during the gtast sea
Wright. Jr.
son with , the Paterson Pahthcr*
. j . Marvin Mansfield, Michigan
N f TJ e.^sophotuoti- iiaicballiT;
w ants ht* brother ■'DyTtfe1 to-lmy
him a fir*t hascmon's glove'. That
would la- 'okay, say* Rig Rr^thr. except thaf If "1 do It fte'lf ht*
playing against my WtsCnnwin
team next Spring,
Wild—Thrllllnd—Dc
— Death Defying
K ID S 50*
A*y Srot Escspt >•■
■HACHIKS . *
□ HANDSTAND ..........
H anford
ORLANDO
STADIUM
RAIN OR SHINE
Lodge ^ o .
1211
D O N ’T FORGET
TH U R SD A Y
y 8:00 P, M.
Eatl Sande. who ha* wintered
hla b ine* In New York- for sevntul year*, i* considering moving
-to Hot Springs, Aik.,, thi* year
. , Gicg Rice, who insist* that
he’* in pretty, gmal shape for a
guy who Im- In battle laing I*
land' snowdrift*, )* working out
nt King, Point, where he u*ed to
Staicli. ill Itata-S of shedding Shi
more pouml-i . . .C o rn ell1* Muse
Ijtiinn insists *thnl hi* wife never
leads the paper* lo learn w hith
er Cornell won »r ln*L ‘She
looks to see who ho* Iwen fired
■jirul paid off far n couple of
Years, he aay*. ’Then she tell*
, m et it I* n great idea.'
htt
Df
QUEENS”
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
Midway b e tw e e n Hanford and Orlando
tin Highway 17- T u rn ul Hcd Arrow
Seminole Tire Shop
South and the ‘wi
Ifr-rflf'effi
(Juarlerman,
Mr. Don Carrawa;
ne*day nflc-rnooh Or JarksoU'
Yfufri ftht. tl?VL "TifSfWf llm ■PtfiUf *
Mr. Iird Mr- T!d "Sw r n f a r e tin
fill UPSky Him, . .Savy, John Wnller mmnclng the iiril^iil of a ilauglt
Amli#r .Hawk. Kir Kj nrty.
ier. Wednesday morning at the
»:iM hlh lm rr-.% III . H ilr
•Ittill/
t*R4,: MU Orange .Memorial Hospital. Mothftirhlp, Ijunr*
%***• 0® ei-aitd-dau*hl*r ate doing fine,
• Iinner, lit V«» Ibdftn* The yourtyt Itlls* weighed seven
an<i one-half potihds. This I* the
M*lk
'ntalllf.
Z -first., chtld'ii f^ t hr- S went J, and. Ed.
wntTgtrtng arrm m j'vrtttra l«>x of
It antii. J,-s« 11r,, a I,.7, f, MmtTle JE.
-cigar* in sine hand and a (mix of
It i. Ksn-lmly, I*u*i P-|U>ak, J»
candy In the other, passing the
a t' Ou*.
T e a lk
Itn re .r, IN Hite
randy to the ladies and a cigar
T a t is -r w
lln rio v l l m w , 4’hai * "to the men.
Mr. and Mr*. T. R.
I thy.
Ko takn.
Ilra lm ti.rm , VI.*'
llall. ll.ii PUllluimi. ..-S'i llto- Ui it Pipkin are the proud grandpar
•
1 1— -- Honoring her husband, Rasil
f l v l n r l n M m i/C
Huynn, on hi* Ibrtlidnv. Mr*.
1 /V lc U U lx t-W o
llasil (Juynn enWttttlttcd with a’
prclxl to The Sanford Hcr.ilil l’“»W at their home. Those en........................................ *
joying: Ib n
^ r u i o n were
Mr. atal Mr*. J. A, fiuynii, par
ents of Basil's,- Mr. and Mrs.
The Oviedo Woman's Ctuh will ,t - mini (.ante and sou, Wayne,
hold Its Jnnuurv meeting on Jan. of Daytona, Mr. anil Mr*. Mer-,
D at the Oviedo Wyman* Club. n it tiiuley,-Mr, and Mr*. Donald
Mr*. IL F. Mrtm.van, J r.' will
serv* a* rhalrnmn of the luncheon
committer. Her rammltte** wi!|
l)r. John Stiles To
Visit Negro Scouts
IT. Jones.' Jr.. Mr*. T. fl. Cion!
Mr*. Joe Lelnhnrt, Mrs, II. I
McGowan.
Talliott
Following the lunchtun .I)r. John A; ’Stllk*. furnter
I Hansel, of Altamonte chief executive comrni--inner of
Spring* will In- the guest speaker tha Ikiy -Scouts Aisocialun of
Cunnda ami memWr of the faculty
Monday- a f tar noon at .’h.’H) p,l!
the husilM'SS meeting o f tW VV.
M. V. will In- held a t the Oviedo
liaprirt Church, klrs. Frt»d I'fcrhon, president, presiding.
The Sunbeam Rand will also
meet, Monday afternoon at the
Oviedo llaptist Chureh, Mr*.
George C. Mean* and Mr*. II, F.
King, leader and co-leader, presidlng.
I f
The Foster Gadtl Cfrrle of the
Dvledo Methodist Church will
meet Mondnf nftrttloon ut ;t)8(J
o’clock at the home of Mr*. I'ltar.
le* O. Shaffer. .
The Man’ Martha Circle nf the
Oviedo Methodist Church will
meet Monday afternoon at 3lS0
P. M. at the home of Mrs. Lena
I. Hunt on Lake Charm.
Th* Kvt'nlng Circlo of the
W.S.C.8. will meet Monday even
The 11aveling ice laixe* or
ing at the home of Mrs. C. ;S. Church container* which traniI,ce on l-ihe Charm.
|iorted human blood donations
Mr. nnd ‘Mra. .George Morgan (luring the wgr now irte employ?.!
hail a* their luncheon guest* New In carrying perishable
N o w Tiro S a f e t y
at
Less
Than
th e
of
Cost
Now
SUPER SPECIAL
Immediate
Delivery
mt W A SH ER S
ttBHRHrKHATOUS;
- - ‘ BIC’Y i’UKS
Oulbtutrtl MOTORS
Tiros
BROOM
f ir t tf o n *
CONSOLE RADIOS
Regular II39A0
C ham pion
ititcblflC.
BARGAIN /
S A Y E ! SAVE!
Hoa. 1,09
DOOR MAT
Even thongh yonr pressat
tlr* U(*4t are wont, th* Ur*
body may *U1I b* as ttrm i
*nd dspsndsbls as whsn
new. L*t us put en n*w
rtrsuton* D« Lux* Champion
Irtsds and you'll f*t many
additional mil** of *»fs drtv-
Thick, brushy cecosnut
fiber* maks thi* fin* quality
■ at u tr* tough.
v- *
Haavy gang* gtesl srlr*, wtfdsd
for puitmum strength. A rsal
M O N E Y -SA V E R S!
travehte
W n aaig rip
FLASHLIGHT
DRIVING
OLOVESj
S tt» fla sh lig h t
JUwy* ready
if tnmhl.
YJ«n fata cigar
lU kU r 'w s h l ; l a ? , /
THE NEW
CMmt CI**B»f s*d
PnUmHr* Kits r. , '.*•«*»*•*••• Llv
t r e a t s Dfl« Mltrsn’m iM iii, l-R
Dual fsadtci6»«rds.
».««»■ J ."
Dtlroibsy Fan ................. ...
IfSAtaq I Sard , .
fad sod Co.Sf Sets
Seif-PsBskUt Was
■aad Was AppJiettsr
V*U* kksvtr CertsUa ,
lAfkfGMk SUf
Pevsrtsrw Hsms . . . . { e . o . / ' . o i I B
H A R D W A R E f R I C t t S L A S H ID l
■■■
^iJlocii and K#yf. **•#a*•*•***••*
focLl Koini
iH t
W htn you go to your grodort you will find thi famous
naina of I T O K KL Y *JfSn toaufIfully pteksgtd fratan
P1»q MsiUr AppHasSS Card*....... IJ J
‘tOt J rs Wrsbskss. ............... Lvl
IDstrlc fstdsrlsy b e * * . tt/t
foods* Stofctfyis hsi logg m n n ttfiv viry hlgHttt qUillty
Cruiser at
(it esnnad good*. Today that tama famout quality it your
r
'
SPORTING
SAVI ON HOUSIWAMSI
Du! Mo^i
‘*
guarantt* of tho Until In fraahty (Voian fruits and vtg*-
.
o r S H IN E
2Q1 North Park Avenue
Firestone Serv
Now Open To
Phone DfLnnd R8
Uerceford, Florida
HEAPQUAKTEBS FOR
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l .tn r cuu'i!-1 »vp|HJ “^ f n'u lL a
C o n f l a t i o n D r i v e M a n W e d s W o m a n , 7 9 1.
Senator
tidil the S tate IVmoeratic Kxerutlvl1 Committee hctSs that “the
MANILA, Jan
(F t—Keiicii'sl
foN N K I IJtVILLK, Pa . .Ian
Republican Party has lowered of^ lhe rvtmhlic'a dtive to ion- 7 ' P Jiieoh H. tint let is, KO-ycar
the calorie* upon the tables of fiarate unlis-rnced finmrms u.i- old retired lomtiermnn, nnd h |s '
every house wife in America and announn'd today by Secretary of 711-v. n o jd
bride, Kliru Ann’
HELP W ANTED
FO R R E N T
I A R T IC LES F O R 'S A L E
L wrecking the 'nation ii price the Interior 4o-o Zuluctn. «ho RdMitger, . a ir ' *|n-ndine iln-)r‘
structure."
.
estimated Inorv than. 200,000 ‘Huf.rvmoon on UnrlettV furn nenr
“The rising pi ice spiral could wrapoiis aiv in the hand* of di*JFPICE apace In Melsch Building. VEGETABLE plant* for small GlIlLS WANTED. l imey * Drug produce another deprvsaion,” hi sident in-a.-antl,
The ■imtjple stirpri-ed fr|*nds
said. “ The last depre**Uin cost , The gu.vet nm vuL . has sought • t l.iiitg iu'njjiiuLIn u uuui iu ti. Large light o ffice, ;nurlg m-Tor- . and large acreage. , Cabbage,
C allage,
Store. *
^mtrnMU.mUMaW. T im a W ' tel tihee tin i iul_of file.' ’’ '
JUS. W flH im iJf MSt
Uni' ^TSTInrit*.- •Itmreott.-n'Jnim unea —
. o i l m a m ,w o m e n iut k.ub^ ling * bar another wsaW eestr1---—
4pe w r t w i fanHi lmd r -OtU tWv --f>»i1uni .-'t r ttnre,‘ Haroroha Tiim
iKe lluk-Huuinup* ontm-ailminL- Lauithf.iT i rrS I'llc. "M i-'
i'nn am!
nnd snnjwi
vunjwich work. Apply
Wv IL *_A. DepU§iore.
ato, Strawberry A licet*. J.' W.
stratlou pen-rmts in central Ltiton, i,§lh’ im- th>* only vritne' BelLY L aJc^U uotorr t'J a - J ’lwnt 4 Ig-ML-miL-ilr
to aurrender urrms taken from ^N eitheriGarlett* n«r hi* uifo
RECORD PI.AYERS and radio*
ilk,
ItalUl'OeJiU.iur . sJ'oli'n^fM'Mt ■Hie : had iaum uiaqii-d U-furo, They
TORSE MAUI for 2 small ihilfor re n t Djr day or week. The
U. .8 . and Philippines Amok iiavi' gnowtt earn ,olim5l i-'Cv<’iaI *"
drum Apply In perron 211
M ush no*, 116 W. i n S t FOR SALK: Large wood heater.
Summcilin Avenue.
Through i lie It tniiJrn>, Lilts 'o u i
. Phone (124 J.Phone 95St
I t TDK r*>t IIT <>r THE ittUSTI Tarue.
th e TitIV?" have fSt)te--i.i
.tOuh’Us had imly^otje eojumt-nl.
H i'.m sn u : o>f.\TV,’.
NURSE to hoard u n i i i :
l^ W L Y furnished bedroom, hot CONCRETE sewer pipe, grease PRACTICAL
fear
of
reprlsnli,
Tkrur
lied
fluid
n
P
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n n d 'c a n ' for' Rlieunmtir-jiutL in itK» KuT.trr. i»t Ra l p h h Manila mme than n yeat ugo nod
traps, septic tanks, blocks,
"Well, that's qil till*tv j* in it.**
rater, also 4 room apartment.
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stonof.
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many '.y flrttsT lt<LT hTOarr r t t ^ * *T71 t t ^ f i l '4 t d t l ^ ir g ld c P P ^
4*
! •’ Tmkaeh Building.* PgtlrRCSWT
tm AlJ. nttilM Tuiui iniJ PKI5
mcrcinl. -.
aclo Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave.- 'WANTED mtMriergvd uatfiesa,
elusive gu n i ilia wild was i I , •
• -. th *t * iig id . u " '' >’ll
JtuNK
IIAVlNii.
t
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good hour*. ‘ si* •day* a weet, HASim Ai IAIShT S till IWT*TCf r<l io the IHulippine legislsintcvin «ii»w tw httrrifadwam. jtnd. fei*l. Uiu :
1
W A N T E D TO RENTkoihI salary. Apply Roy J (ma
Voii an>l rat-li ,■f ynil »(( bifrP> April, 191*1, liut d'td not take in- -hd-ki-n-."
4 WHEEL TRAILER. Pull with
tidtirt-u a 1,4 ir-iuln-U Id pivavnl »«•> seat—huve failed.
son's Grill. Magnolia Are.
; car or tractor. rt6U x Id tire*.
. Liiou ami'demaads wbtih loq. *
DEDROOM. hot water. 814 Elm . almost pew. Will hold 2 tons.
«uh«r vt >no. iu.ii livVr ditalnM tb9
W ORK W ANTED
Ave.
rttult of It.tl.t'tl IL . WjtLHT, «lc.
Ph. 870-XR.
lata- Ilf *4tld l'«'l»Ill5"* JO
FLOOR SANDING A finishing
Judx. kI (Lmlnuly Cusotv,
ORANGES, sweet, juicy, ripe. II.
cleaning
&
waxing.
Our
pov«r
Pturida', at to* nlllM (O 'ib.
S REA L ESTA TE FOR SA LE
bushel. Bring baskets. Hawke.
unit enables ua to work ahr re house ■ot soM ■•■((i.ii -ii hanlnnl,
Paula, Post Office.
GENEVA.Ala.*, Jan. 7, (,Pi
there l* no atecinc cowwMio, rtBeHiLi. williln Iiuhl ('Utni(|*r
nu|ii|i> frutn tl(- Hm* of ih . (ir^ Six tcv-ii-ug* hign -euoid jiuftiin
available.
21
yeats
experime*
CUT
FLOWERS.
Floral
Design*.
IPvE ROOM HOUSE, partly furpptduallori *'f ib>» »oile«. Kn*,i Jar rested in ronneetion with- the
H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla rlalin
Stewart thu Florist, 814 Myrtle
or itiutand thall lie In s sir- j Ct]ri*tnias eve .dynamiting of the
nlahrif. 2 bedrooms, 1/3 down,
Ave.
Phono
2C0.W.
ft)*.
inti »tmll » ia u Ik* I 'l i e r i»* I Geneva high -elimd buthilng Imv ■
$40.00 per month. For nulck
ROOFING ni.d Voof pa'ntmg.
afitl lutel *»ffNrr
action. Call Phone 0173.
1liven let tiff witjt a *(iff loittire,
.Smith Rrothrra. Phone UbA<
A L L -L IT E Alum inum cnsemenl
if . . VII -d.
|t*
lt>
thi
rlAiMMtl njfenl* -? Sheriff W. p, RegLti i -aid to
windows. Double hunt; alumL
INSURANCE
Exiu-rirnced yaidman, steady, te. tillll ItHI I
-!d » y ,
num nnd attel casement w in
REAL ESTATE
liahle ttIP v N : Jt-i.«nmitu Ave.
vnit
tjut
dows.
Miracle Concrete Co.'
* Regi- t e r s a i d t h e
F.ll.A. MORTGAGE LOANS
L i nt JTI’U. r iit 'lll' 13W 7
nfni 'Ing'TPT i t r W i i l - H
rm p
lHAYMONIT—
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llatplr |!-(j tncmlM i t yf wvILkiwwn
faimtie*' *
EjStyaJttAU. BBnk_fllt)*4_M»N KU.U & YOST F4.0UIRTS-JENK Hl-TJNTII.~‘.rT T T h7n^t t s t i i k n i i HT o f r u t : i k i s t v ns a sou ,\f ptanlT; au.r h a .rm y
Slpe* 'Are. Just off Celery
Otlt, Furnished House,
paying re*taurantn in C r k r t t l Ji.iriir,
HP.Mlst.iM: , 'fUtqfTV. intention of m-tiially causing- grty
Office
ph.
403
residence
ph.
610-H
equipped with gas. ■ 18 acres
City. -Fln.‘ VVortli $Jg.iXa'.nO. KM HI I t ‘ A IN IMIOIIATE
damage-’’ the S lw rlff said “ The
of land will sell with or with 1-30 GAL. end F35 gellnn table * M’llinr due to other husineai. ,•■* * * * ’ K8TATK OK V I O "
, PSu|ts b r io much g rva tvi than
out acreage. Ph. 1226-J,
t
Look
It
over
nnd
make
cash
lop we'tcr heslcra. Electric Ser
uffer.
Dave
Wheeler,
'Owner*
vice Company. 207 Magnolia
f«*NH l i w i s o r i . \ u m iy; lilt* j
He nfiiil ’tfu* MX wvrv Im niirfu
5 ROOM HOUSE. 2310 W. l * t
Ave. ^Phone 101.
MANf.s tUAlNbT 8AIP M tTATi: |
nyfiev, gtvm ,
Inquire after 5 P, M..
12 SP E C IA L SERVICES
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NEW TWO bedroom bungalow REFRIGERATOR, rt ft. KclvinaHH|T i Li i ni® ui lit) it* uiu nil® A hlati j C UlW l) i)f I Hi II |MlTi til *,
to
I r. used, excellent rendition.
situated on large lot In on* of
viuj $ir #•Illi'ii* «if | }i, inliy. ha'*
-1«Iil it*I *IV11MpW* Itt.-i
tlT^Qg-—A.— L.- jjh lru m .. J'b*
m w -n|trr--- nrrrtrr’—nt*
• - _ th r he Mix Sect ions. nf.Uui-ClIy*
TTioT29 TtS»ni J-*tii iunit
t tri*. Y1'1 rillr^
RNTrA CAR County 311H1,
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SM SLL' DOWN PAYMENT,
YOU. PHIIYB IT
.tr* r.a ^>
i pred C!’<>•T j Llii*
c i S t;i t'ubf
i l o ’oel'V With
J,|ft U».«’*
hut«nce like rent.
uml
of Ok 'I 11
1N a n o r tin, holidayPIIONR 200
FOR SALE: ON THE FLO O R}fi‘$a$il$i*f** f'n’ilHf> VfUnillr «l
Jfc Robert A. William*, Ifesllor
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S1HICKLAND-M0HRIH0N
3 alt' porcelain Vwln lop style
iilflra- in ifir ci/Mii h->nw #*f
1 wna delayed.
ttaymond....................■
Luadquist, Associate
i'plintl $1 1*44Ilf*»nl, I I«4titliT. I*illiln
U-DRIVE-IT. INC. ,
electric range*. ?22rt.80 (Inrltidf*
' r '.; ‘.‘1
Phone 732-* Atjsnlic Hank Illdtr- ■ ing shipping chntges). Equip
tllflif
III"Hill* I f’ttit 11“*
Tile Im* long been coritoiito,|
fim#
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fll*l
luiMlrultoR
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wU
e*-eutial in 8 Danish 1
ped with automatic control, RADIATOR rlcanmg, n-paitlng. f at4kf m *h Vlulrti
NEW 3 liedroom Bungalow, .very
i1»«iii«<i il^l! *a
New Radiators, new con-* \ \ e
that “to have n (luuatt without
cooks while "you're away! Has
f t. ,r v * ! * f S ^
lit
ufilliui
an«l
$hit)i
ilal*
desirable, garage on large lot,
tube off Si install. Jimmie Cow [tbiT t«f rv;$l»Ulift
tiles" bu, Ifium e n proverb «-xthe biggest oven in .an y .elec
screened porch and brwiwny
an's Sheet-Metal Works. Phone Tdai^9
(if
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lai
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pressing"
poieity;
tric
rnngp.
Sears,
Roehuek
nnd
$li,000.(K). Term*.
Old.
Iff bWhmj In 1»\ thr rlllfnaBl !lh
Company. Phom 990.
CLOSE IN, 7 room house, mod
*»t ffl® »ll*Mi«% bM an>
Kxptrl lUutu IlcpAlrlnir
ern. a gooda buy at I3.5d0.00, Century lnt|H<riaI Speed Boat,
mtirh Haim *»r rlem.iriil Uf»4
filnl
$1,000.00 down, balance on
Krtfl
Mvvn.
311
K.
^na
S
t
*ha!l
bi*
trailer nnd 22 John-ort Heu- —II.-il. U .%1
—
------ - monthly payment! at 6% In
P him e
ittnt*
horse Motor. Cdiiiplete outfit
As
r»iirf, t‘. T \
♦**
SKE U3 KOIl
terest.
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$760.00. Can lie seen‘at \v. M.
thr
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M1MH0UUAI
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HUNTING
HOUSE close In,
4ilX ROOM
I
♦vf VHTiill I'llli'lj. ifo-rHafTt
Mixon Gro ITtMl \V. 13th. St.
FLEET
AND T Y H N G '
T well worth asking prirc of $4,'
■lUlilll'als.m
21, ■Iilia
or phone 1267-J.
CREDIT LtJUUAD OF
’ 600,00—11.600.00 cash, balance
CAIIS
SANFORD
like rent at 5G interest.
BEDS iioseti) celery plants. Lee
M t T O t i t o »KK»:*H
t..
ku :-' " i:
- 'H ill
*n •
116 N . P lf k
FJifno 1H0
Samuel. PIl 43GAV,
FIVE ROOM Bungalow in fair
|i|*i» * --f r* »I*t *»»1> »»Mil- »*!*!»•*» 3 ***|
rendition, located in out-kirn
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of SanfordT Priced iff 14,100 00. -SWEET -tree ripe Utang«K and FOR; REN1 -Floor" sender. Easy
Tangerine* $1.00 Hu, Call 672* ujieralitm. Rea»otini,le tblej, ban-, V«« -utie* ,!*»•♦• 1*v I**|tilllie! la* 4 |t - Wall fruited lot.
r 'JuKTItiJi ' * ' '1 «
AVArttH Park.Ave—
fnrd Paint * Gtass t m . Phou* Ttm ili* ilhiT ir
im m ediately • Available'—"New— 2
1 ’Hr
t lrrutt a’iiutt yf, W'Wlmilii fVulttT,
3U3.
atpry house, 3 bedroom* and CIRCULATING Heater ih good
ill
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jlri_;tt
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bath upstair*, living room din
IN T tt'M A W N IM 'M E AM ,
rondutou. burns wood or coal.
iff »tiU h wStT iJliatea ta Z lU li t.1
DCIR3B - r i v m q u t h
ing ruoiidRmiuoom and an un
PO P START TRYIN* .T 'C L IM B
$25.1X1 cosh. 113 llDtly Ave.
r
Til
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teel
iff
Wte'iv
PA RIS AND SERVICE
usually attractive kitchen with
PlN-HAIO PCAK... GOTTA._
I*, fi ll.t,ltd
I’hon# IQtl ^SllTH
Electric water heater. »tove LIVE UAIT every day also 14 109 Palmetto Ave.
OlT SOME MI0NITC OIL TRUM
fttlitra ti!> fliibtl litti "1*H1=41
UP THAR TER MAH SORE
:
I'.riL•W 'and refrigerator. V c n e t i o*n
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ft. house trailer |2rt/>0u. Jim
81GNF
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THROWIN
tl:=v of I‘*i#lttt,'r V P | I l IT*
blinds inside and attractive
& Betty’s Fishing Camp.
.
,
Show
cards
and
poatsra
ARM /
* 4* f II ’ *1 *•
awnings outside. Priced at $16,O—
DKK’H
HIGN
8
KRVICK
iIrm ll
FANCY Tangerines |IJ»0 Bu. A.
600.00.
i
i*»Minlj.
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ifid
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landresk.
Phoiw
1021
Good pickup In 40 acre* of grove .Eticson. Rt. 1. Box 184. Upsnla,
frfDAI.* w
Hanford.
laqd. 6 acres planted 4lK| tries,
‘.'oht-n'a liadiatur S(‘»P for Cop*
4L > Mrlirtpuf, *
Marion
flarket
Cahiutgo
plants.
-at *A'*'
* mostly valeilcias—5 additional
pb-te radiator service. 103 8e.»flrU M . KlD.(rid,.
F^
L.
B.
Munn,
Lake
Monroe,
Fla,
acre* cleared and ready for
ford Ave. Pfimva 3A3-W
Phone 8U3-R.
planting. Priced at $5,000.00.
i.,r . km -tit l *a Tv*
AUTO REPAIRING. llalP* Gar- t lit: - t i n
10 ACRE GROVE. 8 year* old.
Why ^ agin Hanford and Celery Axe- K i m i it. i . i . x ui ( |u \ ( ,i i vm. i*.
PLANTS,
. Valencias and Hamlin* well L1GU8TRUM
t>
Hi*,\
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n
in
iH n -n m r. w * * tb
wall 3 years to growiii hedge
ntie*. Pltoni- 1090-M,
fruited, 3 Irrigation wall*, good
tV<ITl,Ni
1
Mimwhen
L.
H.
'^Innit,
1-uki
A ,'Wfin mu «»r Ciifiitill|Ai ii»v4 room modern house, 10 acres
Fur Itependalde
roe. Fla. ran jmi you in n
Ini* ?i*-t n' fit ill aifatrift Jtfli lit -I I**ti
9 of truck land with tenant house
REKFRIt.ER
VTIO.N
SERVICE
i
'Irrilif
lit tlftll fllf Jh’mlh&h
few
leatlV'
grown
-httlgo
in
u
and packing sheds, some tile,
t^ypiv, PYuVUlii* In i!tiiiirrr) »*»'
f’atl
hours., Call*8C3-R,
(too feet of water front on
NIIIUIA filial.KNI. Ill*«'K IN*iIIA 'i
GAN AS RKFttlGIIRATION
large lake. A good buy at L80 GAL. Electric water healer.
fttr llliHfPf, tltr®r l>r*R*Dt* Df*’
BBKVirF.
$11,600.00. Terms.
ihrlrTiii. f«s
Min•*«! >4lU In -I**3
Electric Service Company. 207
Ph. B70-W
nf tj ni'js'iir Iwft rp'Mltl *Vun i llhtr
FRED vv. BENDER. Realtor
ujv
Magnolia
Ave.
Phon*
101
,.
In
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l#l
Sl(H| IIS) tall tl*K
Room 2 F la ..S la te Hank Bldg.
SERVICE
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(PER
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BUILDERS — ' HOMEOWNERS For details of the safest ‘mold filfehTf* 11 /t'rrpp |*f<‘
f-bVf tSTAV UT>
can mak« immediate delivery
o n t m -vt c u " B
service" now in Sanford call or Wiil l-a • lift nil HKHill$l >*»«.
NICE 6 ROOM bungalow fur sale.
ri ! n
im n :i( »iu »i iiitm n. i
■COO CAN'T ' ' i f PAUIMt\7
o f Wilson E-Z’ lift aluminum
V T - U T H 2 U S - IT
write IlAltV VALfT. Daytona 4Itl®
Complete kitchen, heating. aya. MfafJ*t® l>* fi1its)l»|*«et tttH'w-Wrll
— Aui_v
C H A ,\d lS ! *
garage doors. Will install.
j!ajvr#*inpplleil.
Beach. nil
tein. tile bath, floor covering.
liitir
uiMpnitlvr
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TVtiN£s5
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Phone 1395.
Good location. $1,800.00 will
Tb*1 Hanfonl IUrn hi, i ur»s,
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HAP?D
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NEED A "n e w ROOFT Local ts- fs
Ii.i|nr itf tfrnt Till c|rt ttlof L>ri |Hfh*
rk handle. Immediate possession. 2 Circulating oil heaters; adjus
1VOU, B69A 0EEVA7 .
pn-sentativc will gladly lil-lp
hr v| tit HAfifarril, fWmlnuttt I
J
W Contact Roy ■ Johnson's G rill,
table dress form. Phone 47rt.
Trims nrrangtd. • Voltisia n«r»ii*,..
~1 ,-------- run I
\
you.
Magnolia Ave.
RiHifing Co. Phono 903- It 8*n- \vitMuV“ .mi ti»nil w««i f*u
V
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COAL 6 WOOD hci^rr. good
■I l#laI #*-$»• til Hfinfopl, tn f lit* *+i*»t**
ford.__________
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3 GOOD LOTH In residential sec
condition. 1 ton coal and l 'lo t
li? .-*r*:- ^ «*|Im•tm faimI 111# ►
ini*' **f
tion. Just auoth of City limits.
dry wood all for $20.00. Call at SPKCIAL COLD WA
$8.96. 1‘lnrlrt-t. 1hl* th»- «lli illy «*I Inn*
Stewarts Cabin Court.
uarf.
A
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IV
till.
Palmetto Grocery, 317 Pal
on. Ph.
Hanford tk auty
«» I* ii'Tmloti
metto Ave.
- 1354.
CORNER LOT and Building 220
|*hfii, «tf 4’lrjruU Cuurt
lUKAlaf
Palmetto AvenOc, Ideal loca- ATLANTA wood heater, mat A ORLANDO Morning ScnllneL
ilarlsRfi
IV/ ■
tiqp for small business. Low
pipe, .good condition. Phone
lando Evrning Star. Call Ralpf,
nut for ^ifttatirr .
.rJR. Sunshine Markets.
230-J. A. C. Denson, South
Ray. »rt5-J
Magnolia Ave.
' Hanford Ave.
s a t i i '^ m %%m it* u m i v i
PLASTER A S-nJCCO f t alt
Tit* (tllhuwl turn Oh* l*f tl»r
I R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D Florida Tlmea Union—your morn
kind*, pafthjng. F we estimates. fnffniipr^ .$f - ih® Vlnf F^defal
Hlktihsfa
drill teollh AMOPIJI(ft| Jufi At
ing paper. Phone 822-M,
. n to w Couaty. IH P
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8«lpTnfih'
irifl *fc
"Kf
WANTED TO BUY small fawn
f>f llie AiwillHm *4l
ranging in price of $3,Q00.Q0 FOR SALE: Cabbage plants— AUTOMOBILE Upht latt-ring, head
\l»fEiruli."
,\%t»ui
IKanf«irfh
liners, door panels, custom Fk--tf*±a vtt *Wmlriv >uln) . Jjtfctaary
W. A. Fitu, Celery Ave.
’ to $8,000.00. J. E- Cole, Box
made se*l cover* v t beautiful Jtf IH ft.u l 1 r . M.
148. Route 2 (Orlande High
Shrab*.
VIOLETS
and
Sweet
durable plastic material. 12th
way), Saafonl, Fla.
tiiFcaflt *iR*l t'lid|iiiiiu
Mrs. George Maffett.
& Hanford Ave..
llwrffliUf
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• ARTICLED F O R 4 A L L
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
Total to 198.99. Prints receipt. IS N ty n C E S — P E R S O N A L
FOR BALfc-Um gnx* for drive
Good condltiun. Also counter*.
Phone
ways awl
Insulation for walk-in rold
124 i.
__ ____ . ___
sotrage box, compressor , and Royal Master Urea or* back again,
rot i*. Sunshine Markets, 118
»
HEWING MACHINES
II. B. POPE CO. INC
. Jdagnolia Ave,
„K8 AND RERT1LH
ATTENTION LADIES!
»*»B»I
11H
Make a one -tlop service for all
115 B. Fheech
6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
your laundry and dry. cleaning
penara) Electric automatic
need* by using your favorite
Oighast cash price paid for uaad
keti for aleeniug comfort.
Self-Service. Laundry.
furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
_ M . D. POPE C a INC.
Drycre' 36e Basket.
Co. I l l E, UL Ph. UR
THE IIRI.PY HELFY LAUNDRY
1
CUT FLOWERS, Mrs. Y. C .Bol- IXL BUY your ear regardless
of
408 W. »5lh HU Banfard
linger, Waat l*t 8t. ■near Monage or condition. Roy Reel
. roe. Corner,
W. bid S t
14
LOST d t F O U N D
#UXBDO FEEDS—complete line
WANTED to buy Office
Hunt'* Tdxedo Feed Store, t:
-chairs; typewriter end
TWant Hutchison
LOST: Ithaca 32“ double barrel!
shotgun. Dec. 28 bet. Buixarda
i f .- a p o p e c a o c a
15 AUTOS F O ll S A L E
Roost Camp on Cow Creek and
P a t * , U v e M o c k , S u o p li e *
KB
Kilgore's Pride.
.Bull Island. lib eral, reward. E.
II*. County, 4212. FOR SALE: 2 Pinto general sad
CL Harman, 2206 Palmetto.
dle horaea. Brown R. Yataa,
URNITUHBi ij OFF R
RtrfAIL
1941 Dodge Panel ion truck.
Rt. 2. Box 181, Elder Springa, LOST: On First Street near Talk
Interested aeo Mr*. It. It.
PRICE DIRECT FROM FACHanford.
,
ie
Sl-pply
ladies
yellow
gold
pin, W. 1st St.
TORY TO _____jYOU—MODERN,
MO
Elgin
wriat
watch
with
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black
FURNITURE,
FOR SALE: 2 exceptionally fine
nape, com■
cord band. Return to 800 Oak MODEL A — Good shat
teed by tbe
Built and guaranteed
heifers, freshen (n
plelely rebuilt, good tiros, Wlll
AVe. or Phone 491. w . Reward.
Jersey cow for beef.
acll for (240- rash. 218 E, 18th
| right No business done 18 *7 A U T O S F O R S A L E
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FORD, new motor add brake#, CHEVROLET 1940 coupe,
running gear newly overhaul
Uree. radio and extras. In
INSURE your,Livestock again
coodlUan. ' Cgll 1066-W
ed. good tinea. Stewarts Cabin
“Hidden tim p * ” with MU
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C o u rt.
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lUHona, the mulU-miocral feed
supplement. Represenlatlv®! B, 1934 DODGE 4 door Sedan. Phono House Trailer, Bleeps two. For
IL Haiutlna, Port Orange, Fla.
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NERVOm
ERRinBLE,HESH-STRUftG
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«n.in Electric Com|tan]r, 'futin.l Hum fy:il; to 1*39,
In I'.trto and 111 Mr. Cha«
c l by Meyer* In Dayton, while
the general held a hlelf | hi«. w m president. of the Florida
AUTO-TRUCK ACCIDENT
■In 'Air Force pui(-ha«iitg dm mu Citrus Exchange, anti wa» a'm
MIAMI. Jgn. 7 UP)—Two men
the war
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« Uinctnr o f ’ the Grower* ami were Milled here laat night In
The arraignment of -M ry.t, Shipper* I.vague of Florid*. In a cqlllilon between an automobile
i_i'<|ulred only n few ndi|iiV* , thi* . opacity mid throughout hi* nd a gasoline truck loaded with
'Tljv bartd, 62;ycar-bid retired) lung life, he tlcvotcd much of hia .000 gallona
of
100-octane
officer arrived early
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and financial resource* aritUJob gasoline.
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| ‘|ne'.' court ami. wailed whilt . « , the fight _ for lower freight
The .tkaths were . the fourth
fh'PWtil'^S'illTISr' YAmlMI" ■ .i" ' f t w r and**!*!!*? iirtiM.poitatTon and fifth traffic fatalities In
wore -handled.. •
for FIuiiiIb grower* ami shipper* Miami In the flrxt\week of the
He stepped forwanl briskly ami freipiently attended many of‘ new year. John W. Glddena, 21,
when his name *«• called ami the hearing* in Washington where of Naahvllte, Ga., a passenger in
the clerk asked him . haw he lie a t times battlrd almost single- the ear. waa killed, and 'Wiliam II.
Coolc, J r .,2 5 , o f Miami, driver
•wished In pli-nTI bn rarh Ikf I WO "Jla nded flit bitter rales.■burvtent. include JiU Wif«, of the ear, died in an dmbulance.
indictment*.
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Robert B. Jacobi, 36, of Miami,
“Not guilty," ho snidt in 4 Mary Just ire Chase: puc daugh
ter, Mrs. It. C. I.u-bury of East driver of the truck, was hurt
firm voice. *
slightly.
Judge Pine then pointed An Windsor Hill, Conn.:- five grandth a t w"*?.Oon ' bond portFJl tiv rtimtrpnr TUYjllrChtte, CWa” CIOscT
NEW” VOTF.RH
Mi-ycr* in New York covered •Joshua Coftin Chase, Benjamin
TALLAHASSEE,
7, OH—
-only line,of the two iudirtm; ids vC hair, Abigail -Chasei .two step- T ne“Sgprertf? CouPtJan.
to d iV ' ruled
and said lx>ml would have' to sons,
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William
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|,j. nested on tlje other Indict- tl.SN Ret., ot Washington, D. C.j the 2.600 new realdenta of TailsPhillip L. I-ce of Philadelphia, hasaee, brought within Ita limits
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Dlstriet Attorney George Mor- Pa,; nine step-grandchildren, and in a boundary extension last
week, are eligible to vote In a
rls Fay »n!d It would lie sat five step-great grandchildren,
forthcoming city primary elec
isfactory to have I he present
tion If they meet regular voting
bond stand, with* 4I,»*W sh ifrd
requirements/
In the second indictment.
The opinion, by Juitlce Glenn
f( nnllntHil fr«*n J ' l i t tin? j
Terrell, said cilixena of the newly*
land, Hell said ih,it all the in* added area may vote in an elec,
D e m o c r a t# — (iO P
juied appeared to l>c in icriout lion Jan. 20 for the nomination
a city conimlstloncr if they
condition. Ijiey were transfened of
have jiwii
been In' residence there for
(resiisk.d <rs«i' t-nr«*> tile Coail Guard cutter Aiironj'j slV'montha.'
compared w»h PlilF * 2 ® ! jn winch tt.itled for Savannah,'
CpqtrUmiinns but 4203,01,4 In
(I ur Mnitr. (fa » l a ir «Mi»l
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QUALIFIED FOR SENATE
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7 bP>—
Three candidate* for the state
Senate qualified with Secretary
of State R. A. Gray today.
Rep, Tyn Cobb, J r , of Orlando
aent in hia papers for the senate
from, the G range.. County l*tth
District. W al«- Rose Ta. the in
cumbent.'
* Verle Pope of SL Auguallne
qualified for the Senate from
the Slat - Dlstrct. now repreaented 'by Walter H. Fraaer of SI.
Augustine.
San. John- R.-Ueacham-of West
Palm Beach qualified* Vs a candi
date for re-election from the
.16th T liitrirtr
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Allan B. Clear* of Key ' West
qualified
for
re-election__as
aolllcltiif W the 'MoridrT County
Chriminal Court of Record.
IIKER, WINK LEGALIZED
BALDIN, Jan. 7 (AA—Re
identa In a ro wn ship elect ion
re yesterday voted 127 to 10H
to legalise the sale of wine and
Iwcr and re-elected Mayor L. C.
Oliver who received 267 vote* to
n total of Bd rerived by two op
ponents.
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FISH HTOKYJ
WEST PALM REACH, Jan. 7,
(A'h -'IA marine biologist -of the
State Fresh Water Game ami
-Ftvtv OmniiMOnr, saM qodkF lb*'
thousands o f fish that died In
Qslxirne In tbo_ J m I
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w ee...
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fl*h aa giitard shad. I Id said
they are vulnerable- to audd'-n
rhanges In temperaturn and when
the recent rold spell sent the
w ater tempi-rnlim- down to Id
degree* they ."illdl 'Uke flies.''
•"Vinck mnrsnianJTal.nut ____ ______
In the same period.
Individual contribution*-for the off the Wilmington Island air- Funeral servicea for Miller Hal
tW, long-time- engi
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T l/Vl ‘HIRil IfinffllW'iif in IT s i r
jcroiu1u ya - -«f•—Ills .k’lnr ida -Ail a Is.
______ __________ -V. Irtlli-P***e t.A A said from 'reiHirt- BiArl Department, whose death
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last four imydli! ahnwctl the lb - it , hod received the plane ap occurred a t. hia home here Dee.
imbllc.'iin riri1jB 3 ”li?*fT finanri parently patient til into a landing 26. will be conducted from SL.
nl btnklng from various Mate in the almost mm i esslhlu niursh. Andrew'a Episcopal church here
com mltin -* a* well ns contribu laud imd then binki* up. Tu -air at 4 P. M. Thursday with the Rev.
tions ft urn the Pews of Pbilndib e leO IVcrs till- 'part of tlie fuse- Samuel *C. IV. Fllcmlng. Rector,
, -a h la ^ u w IhlPdrOn of WJffllng- 'lage finiii the ihwir to the tall of fir luting..
•Itin and the itarhi-MIrr* urN i-w appeared intact” hut lUie^.fnrward
ffllrt* df _tl*e;'Jilqni' jjm* scktlejed
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n- much ns the ffi.lXK) enrH the - A tkini t _.Gunrd- i-uller with
Demoernts ii-norled from .Ihim ^ f l i t aid 1‘tpiipmeiit and Hi-d
(I "ftllHH#a Itmm Hair Oar I
( I s s l l a i H fr«m l-i(p niwl
D Hedges, llnvnnn, Gtlbp, Paul (h-oss peiMinnel left., for the
multiple.purpo-e dnins on our
Moss of Odevn. TeX„ nlid Allen r u n which 1- alanit three Wlllet Ix-rn pxnandrd lo four and n half great rivers lo extend our Inland
Tim rhnrch plant and fu r
E, Atherton of Kansas City,
off tlie aWilinlngtnn Island a ir lnl*.
nishings
an- folly paid for, also waterways and to provide hydroport
Meruigra
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the
cutter
rri'w
On toe Ri-tnililienn list for
the I’astor’* homr at Ninth eleetrlc power. This public pow
S3,POO curb were: Mri Edith II. re|s,rted 4 hey were having stiff!■ Htreet
Palmetto Avrnur. An er must not lx* 'me/iopolixed for
Timken. Canton, Ohtof J* J, Pew, •iilty reaching the wrecked plain* arn* uf and
Isiul
bn* been tonight on private gnin.
Jr,. J. Howard Pew,, ML-, Mnry due to the lhick marshland.
We can lift nur standard of
lloardall
AVonue^ppd a -Gbnpel
Ethel l*ew npd Mrs. MttUd Pew
To MlnintT Edwin Hirtiardsnn, was. built nnd furnjsllril with no living to nearly double what it
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Mvrin, nil <n Dtlladeltihlai T. ti Con-tnl Ait lines |illot, raid
was ten year* ago. We ran go
upbn It.
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Ilwight Pint ridge, Turnon, Ari*.; the ship wa* one , of tw o , the debt
far toward stamping out, poverty
Dr.Lacy
Moffett,
missionary
and Ernest T. Weir. Pittsburgh company operates in chartered to China for pearly 40 years, and in our generation.
And in the S'J.bon rlais for the Height and passenger service,
Competition I* seriously limit-,
brother of Miss Natalie Mof
. . COP win-: John It. Rockefeller, lie -aid he. Iielicvrd Alvinn An- ufett.
former high school instruc cd today in many industries by
j i.. New York; Jeke L Hamon, tnnlidi, the tine's eliief pllnt, was to r here,
will speak nl the Hear- the concentration of .vonomle
|iulln>; and 'K. W,1 llrnwn, Jr.. tit the cnntVola.
dnll Avenue Chapel Thursday power and other elements of
Ornnge, Tex. (luiinting f.’.OOO
evening nl 8:00 o'clock, to the monopoly.
were Irehe liul'ont of Winning
While mnsl of the world'* jute
fortV.cent minimum Wage
. ton. Mrs, Eleanor F. H|i«t, Wil Is grown in Pakistan, it j* sent Women's Auxiliary, Friday a f h Onr
Inadeqnat- apd obsolete. 1 remington; Mrs. (Irlnvin M. Ilu- tu Calcutta In-lht* nthrr Indian ternoon at 1:30 o'clock ami to the
rongrcgatlqp at the Bundav moriw eonimend IlfDfUC *he jplnlmum
Punt nf Wllnilngtiiii. MraT Eleau.- dominion -for processing,-Tng 11lO
O o'clock service.
. " 1 wage * to seventy five rents an
or F. Rust, Wilmington; Mi
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Of!uvia . M. Ilupfint llrrdilt, Wjl■The wwsle xhnrk, renehinr* " * We' urr-givingi^ahd will-eonPew musical . imd rmnents have
—mlngton; MnigTIrct I. (Ween*
wait, Wilmington, and Mr*. Lu- u gn-alcr fumianieiiful range length of 1*0 feet, Is the largest linuu to give, our full support
lo the United Nation*.
fish.
• elite E. |), Flint, Gteruivllle, Del. Ibnu n standard piano.
High LiffhtH
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ways to or lane! of birth. I t will
-Tax Cut
leave corporation taxes unchang
ed.
Mr. Truman’a 6,000-word mes
sage to a Joint session of the two
chambers also called for:
1. Enactment of the 10-point
anti-inflation, program he sub
mitted to the recent special ses
sion, Including -standby wageprlre- MNflfW1UUfraiiuiitng antft*
ority. The bulk of thia program
was turned down by the Republi
can leadership.
2. Prompt congressional approv
al of an Initial <expchdlturii of
16,800,000,Oqp to finance the Eu
an recoxcry ptogrpm ^ . . t h e j
shall Plan - for 15 months
from next April 1 aa a “decisive
contribution- to world peace.” ~ ■
3. Quick action to set up a
program of universal training as
the foundation of a National Bem rity Program, and maintenance
of strong armed forces aa long
as “there remains serious opposi
tion to the ideal* of a peaceful
world.” .
4. An Increase in the minimum
wage from 40 to 76 cents an
hour.
6. Extension and strengthening
of rent controls which are due
to expire Feb. 29.
6, Broadened s o c i a l security
coverage and Increased benefit
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, (AT—
payment*.
Herff, briefly, are President Tru
7. Legislation to protect the man’s rerommendatioh* on major
aiall sights a l . sweep Indl *
8. A National Health Program message today:
financed by compulsory insurance,
Taxes
n' l^ lim u g L ’ certain tv—1>*
M
nmtors In the coming national for each individual taxpayer and
vleellon rXmpaign, M r.. Truman for each uf the ' taxpayer’/ de
said he wants to keep revenue pendents. Thia “cost ot living tax
iollecHonx where they are and credit” would be made up by In
still help those who need relief., creasing corporation taxes pro
to “buy the staresiities of life.". portionately. After filiation dan
Asssrting that corporate profits gers are passed, taxes should be
leached the “extraordinary high reduced through a revision of the
levels" of 112,500,000,000 in I04G rntire tax structure.
imd $17,000,000,000 in .1917, till- . JFcrcign Aid
Chief Executive said it was pro
Congress should
shouIiTproldpllyTHlllP
p:
per to shift “w large share of the orlxe an outlay of 46,800,000,000
load" to Idg businesses.
to sta rt the M arshall-Plan tut
-They ran "well afford" to rar- European recovery 'next April 1
ry It, he drrlareil.
and carry It on for the ensuing
The proposed Individual tax 16 months. He described this a*
credit would date hack to Jan. I. an "initial amount" and one that
The 'I'resldcrtt left for future ex- would he x "decisive contribution
id.lunation how the increased levies f to world peace-"
he BPHHBHM M BpIl m m
Anti-Inflation
"We must deal effectively ami
wou operale atvKgpve no detail*
of a suggested "appropriate ail at one** with the high cost of
juxtment for small corporations." living." Immediate enactment of
Mr. Truman coupled American the full 10-point Anti-Inflation
economic alii under the proposed Prografa he proposed lo iHr spe-European Recovery Plan with dal session is "essential.”
Kent* and Housing
armed mlghi as equal necessities
Until the housing . shortage i*
In keeping peace.
- He aaid the 4400,600,000 as licked rent control expiring Feb.
sistance program voted lost year 29 must tie extended-and strength
Tor Greece and Turkey enabled ened. Ultimately, "wc m iiit ace
them to preserve their Integrity that every American family has
"against foreign pressures." The a decent home." An “Immediate"
President-did not mention, Rovlpt htpp should be a long-range hous
Russia or Bovki-dominated 'coun ing program, Including publtf)
tries by name, but saty without bousing for low-income people
Protect The Paint
On Your Car
Have It
~ SIMONIZEO
At
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Texaco Servieew
FOR THE BEST'lCE CREAM
Try
T 4ia
1 P - T 0 P ,;IC E 'C R E A M
We make our own Ire Crepm, All flavont
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414 Sanford Avenue
■ Phone 1218
WE PREDICT
. A. ChangeJtv
Insurance Tcrm RatuH _L
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Before World War I. you could K«'t n G-yenr term
fire anti wlndstorrp Insurnna* iwllcy for 3 animal m
premiums, A .saving of 2 mutual iirt-miuntfi.
jAfler World War I, this was changed to the pres
ent rate of 4 annua! premiums for u 5-yenr term
liolley. A saving of 1 annual -premium.
Wc predict-the rate for If fi-yenr term |>ollcy will again lie changed or. abolished, ami we suggest
you tako advantage of the present term rate and
renew your fire and.wimlstorrfi insurance for 3
years.
We offer you an excellent f»-yenr term policy. You
can pay the premium in B yearly installments nnd <V
ip udditionjo the saving on the term rate you get ■
a cash dividend each year.
Why not find out about the saving offered you
by this Mutual Agency, on at! your'1iiMi)rnnr« “
needs.
113'Magnolia Avenue
I'hone I ill
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THURSDAY JANUARY 8A , BE SURE AND SEE
A Closely Knit
GIRLS JACKETS
Wardrobe Calls
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Regular
Values 22.95
All Prices
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NOW
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NOW ; 3 .OO
Sizes
9 to 20
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NOW 3 A8
SLIPS
Values to B.9B
$ 2.00
NOW
3.95
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
Values
to 3.45
NOW
TO ^
$1.49
16.95
SEE
THESE
REAL
VAMIES
Boys & Girls
BOOTS
Roys Union
SUITS
3.98 to 7.98
Regular 1.49
BOYS
SWEATERS
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2*98 to g.98.
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Xfi. Vtt
m*im!
ng cost
been “radically different1
• . I o n this subject. In the meantime,
Military Training
C o n t i n u e d preservallon of
provide for ! a* Part w a civil rights program,
Congress should 1
Greek and Turkish Integrity, he
statehood should be granted to
said, “will have a powerful ef universal training at “an early Alaska
and Hawaii.
fect" upon other nhtJons of the date” as the foundation for entire
Middle East and Europe “strug defense program. The action is
gling to maintain tnejr inde “of world importance" and “viUl
to the nation's security and lead
pendence."
,
His remark* were c a r r i e d ership.
Health and Security
abroad as well as to the nation
U n e m ployment compensation,
by radio.
-The President gave, no clue to old age benefits and survivor*
ft'f'RMlfMGT shOimrUe Increased* amt
the sTlc~of 'the proposed bhdlfeT
for the fiscal year Hurting next extended to "millions who are not
July 1. The budget estimate! will now protected." A national health
program, keyed to a eystem of
-be aent to Congress Monday.
However, he declared that "gov- prepaid medical rare, L* also
:
eminent expenditures have been necessary.
genets
and must continue to be held to
Civil Rights
th* lowest, safe-levels."
' . “Effective federal action" t»
lie said expenditure* have been necessary to combat discrimina
1148 Sanford A n ,
Ph. 9131
cut from more than 161,000,000.- tion. based on race, treo L . color..
000 In the 19 4 a fiscal year to
less than 438,000,000,000 in. the
current fiscal year ending next
. YARDLESY V E N E T IA N U L IN D 8
j UI)e DO,'"while
le' the number of
America'* Most Beautiful
civilian federal employes baa been
Aluminum -- Cedar - I’olDhid Aluminum
reduced from 3,750,(100 to 2,000,Aik Me For Free Estimate
000. .
P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orbtndo
Reaffirming his belief in the
Phone 2-0729
“soundness and promise” of the
plan to help Europe restore ita
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economy, the President declared
that “the ability of free men to
overcome hunger and despair will
be a moral stimulus to the entire
world."
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In-Unity There le Strength-—
tncrc,*.>>ln; rinmtinr*#. slowly ris
ing tem perature through Friday.
T* Protect the Peace Of th# World;
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THURSDAY, JAN. 8; 1918
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Plfin («0P Program For Cortgress
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PrompJ Action m
WASHINGTON Jan. 8 (/T)—President, Truman’s appeal for en
actment of hit full 10-point Anti-Inflation Program met with a cootfoTiiutd reception from Republican 'C ohgirtt memberr tocLty.' *
Even Democrats generally held out little hope for getting many
Secretary
Rejects
*i
Trygve Lie Says He more of the Chief Executive's toil of living proposals on the law books Byrnes Representing Truman Selects Ku^cr
over OOP opposition.
GOP
Proposals'To
To
Succeed
Landis
Has Discussed Pro
DuPont Says Case
Senator Pepper (H a) summed Up the reaction of many of his
Create New Board
A s Head Of Civil
blem With Members Ih'mucratlc ijdleagircs with this 9 _
, Will Go To Supreme
T(T“ Supervise Aid
wit!*- agreement* flesigned to di
Aeronautics Board
. Of His Staff Only comment:
Court If Necessary
" lr doesn't look as though the vide no scant! items amt indirectt\ \8HINGTON' Jan. H (,7^
Rennl'ltenns arc In a mood to go ly hold prices in line.
WASHINGTON. j’.,'n. 8 (/P)LAKE SUCCESS. Jan. 6 (/P>
—S n tr la r y nl State MarWASHINGTON, ja n . 8 l-1’> - PifM<lent ' Truman
any further toward checking ris
Chairman Wolcott lit-Micht of
tislay an-hoil told conitre-"mrn today
| Trygve Lie. Secretary-Gcnetel of king prtn-s and relieving nhort. the House Hanking Com mi tie was Jamr* F. Byinei, foitner SeueiaGf
i !i ii ItuiM-ia null ih r rommunthe United Nations, raid tadix l'r ages, and after atl they are in quick to make it plain that tho of State, sigurd before the In- noumed he is apt<oinlmg George
i i I’arlv n ill ^oppoee and
control
of
Congress.
.
V.
Allen,
now
Ambassador
to
Republicans
are
not
dUoosed
to
would raise the question of a
ValMilnge" ih r European 'JPe-’
"Hut we Democrats are going .gu much farther in the way of lersUle Commeiie Commitiiun to Iran, at ‘Astidant Secrelary of
Pnleitine security forte at the to keen on fighting for control* statutory controls, with the ex- day that it is without authority
riiirr> Prognun at every
W
imn. but, Jhal he ha* "no
opening meeting of th i UN’i fi« - Ifrau io Inflation ia one qf 'tjrc ception of continuing—but pro; to force teoiganisaliofl of the Slate . for public affairs.
i[.n s i-- th- J'h lted sta te s
He alto today irlectrd Maj' nation Palertinr Partition Cnlnmis- greatest dangrrs we face today." babtv not alrengthrning — rent Flqiidt L j *I Coast railway and
ran undertake it kurrr<>«fuU]r.
In
his
State
of
the
Union
me*.
controls.
G
enm
L
l^iurrnce
S.*
Kilter
for
•ion here tomorrow at 11 J±. M.
Mr. Tinunn toU —vVf-tsw a Riwewiri imw
ow di
v h s w m s n * h i | i ~ - Cisi("A n
(e s T ) 1.
• ~ Congrvs* that "high prices must elared 'they will support forth Line Rsilrostfr
W iW ftw fO N V Jin. 8
r
naulk* Board, iinteeding James
Lie told hit weekly news con- r.ot W our means of rationing.." coming legislation by Senator
S iitr ln v of Stair M.iidull ap*
Byrnes, representing llir Alfoid M 1..i ndii.
ferencr he had ditcutted the Pal* He Urged, the lawmakers -to act Hander* (R-Vt) to *et up ma 1. DuPont eitsle. aho contended
I j wiled to Congrt*i today for an
(tuirklv on the sections of his chinery for meal latJonlpj: on a
- Prendrnlial
P irn
Secrr(aij
eitine tecurity question with mem- Anti-Inflation Program
I adeiplTlc, ptompl and effectively
which hnld-ln-res«*rvr baris. hut oppost- a trorgahiralion plan which the llia lle j Ci. Ro»* pi*de Ilie *nbert of hit ‘staff hwt he denied were shunted aside during lire re tlon of the OOP leadership has vomnmiinn -tppiovrd fail April
ndm iniiioed I nu*|w.irt Aid. PronMimirmrnl for the Piriident.
publithed repoits that he had con- rent Miecial session.
shown no sign of melting.
gi.dij 'lu'l hllinlly rlnillenged the
.8 i> "unfair.".
Allrp,
a
p.dj‘
r
of
Durhim.
N.
These
include,
rationing
and
„ fejred with any memlrer naliom wage-price rout rid* on a standSpeaking .of Mr. TnunahV pro
-i
ll»* PI Ac I*;
’
liii* DrPont 'r*l*te,‘wliiili hid Is ( .. will yutirrd Wtlltatn Itenion.
on .the need for . itic.lt a force.
"Either tindritukr to meet the
hv basis, ronsumrr credit regula gram generally, Wolcott told a more than SJ5,0UU,0(HJ woilli nl who irrrnlly rntEnetl
Arked whether he war ton- tion. restriction of epeurlntlv> reporter:
|r<mm *'vji'* ''I l^>r* ptohlem.oj
"With respect to controls on Hpnd.i* Eas't Coail lionih, origin
I lie |iosl carries wjlli it diret -a
vjne^d that a tecurity force wat trading, and extension amt iJrcng- prices
liiiTTfTIuL * it .it dl,"
,
and wage*, allocation, ra nally applied in the tornniittion lion of the Stale Depariment's
thenlng
of
rent
controls.
needed to restore law and order
Al lb-- sifa r, tune the soldier* a
The special session did extend tioning ami ptiorltles. we »houlil for authority to reorganize the "Voire ’ of America” broadcast!
RtrUMICAN lla n o s Sen Aethur tl VamtcntM-rn <VID. ■>! 'I J h- iii ,
" in the Holy Land during thC-P®.*-* -PilMtrt—anil - transportation cun. wait to see what i w Ihr Pres- railway a nd operate it mdepentiii|iivldij>Iotitii1 rejected outright
rlod ending Oct. I, when Jewish trots as the Piesidenl asked, but lilcnt, the f icn-ioV 'illd the fed- Tlently. An exanuner'i -q>py><al and —other ...foreign—.infouualian PtesUlent-Ore,tcumiuc.i:t.lhe Senate, ond S-n Hnl*rfl A Tift, r { nlxlo, —1!»—l(i> uhlti au—hacked. {iropoUlL ■reserve Imuni make of the
chairman of ttie Sennle {trpublican Policy.Cominlttee. are*-Ju.wn o* they
piugram*.
counlriet are scheduled to Ire e>* instead tif rationing and wage- eral
,i ttfu' tjnvernment COf*.
price authority it provided for a powers Congrris already ha* of llir DuPont plan was reversed
Alien, 44. was umlriduod- to m*t in Wa-ltington with the group lo wntk opl a'tfitjoi'py.prm’riim - I V
A lablithed. Lie raid: .
{=■*: - rhjii to admiriiiier the proItaallaMit
Pass lUakll
(lot* commlllee ruled out re/tiSidlon of pthv <-ontioii m|ter*irtu>niil)
hy the vonitniision laM April, be Secretary of Stale Maitliall'r
system of .voluntary Indiutry“ I will tay lomelhing on ihit
i psi-vl aid program. He railed
wfirn it rndourd a rrurganifa tlioH* for the job.
to the commission tomorrow." Jje
bn * -.mote sdminislrator rev
lion and' merger plan purposed
Mi, litirpan must sriid a formal
*; r tlilL wat working today on the
-;>ui!*ihlc In ihr Pmident and
by ihc Allaolir Coait l ine.
n<
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tnui
dion.ol
.Allen
J
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the
Sentext o f. hit oftening remark*.
<ifotkms an hiimiiny with Hie Sec-..
Hyrnei jpld the' touuuMtion jit ai<- wliuTi can spnrutr nr rrifil
:ar ‘ V There wane report a Ihgt he, wont I
diet I thaj the DuPont etlale Ijp - sriiTiiiir^-for.-ihJ-'piRh--^*"”
itiue a ijterti warning to del*1will go to the Supreme Court
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‘ Itenton re*igiii',| In .t Get, J.
gatca or lire difficulties nnd
l.|C
0
" I n n , laiM'il be Inn Secre‘
to led iu (Kiwer if it finally Since ttiem Holland II Sargesi,
problems ahead, ' along with a
\| mhall sisertlif Si-ilr
special plea for action to over,
ortlerv rrnrgani/ation anrl tramfer who ws* BeiilniiV- deputy- ha#
By I \MI'.S >1 I n s r . * •
lieeu Meting A m slant Secret nlv>
come opposition and violence if
to the Atjanlif Cuatt Line.
ih rlr t htifl t " h
,
'.IMG SAI f.M I oi. A |/l*) Ihc Hill of * itulh
possible.
Citiug a long list of Supieruc , riic "Voice of America” brood- died and the Holy *t,*il<lit—fron> nlit-li II- iioic are vi.tiislly cfmevfl
11 •
' i.- ii
had thcli origin rtimug
;m
Members of the eommlarflon are Industrialist
U r g e s Outbreak Started Af Court ufflslyrtf, Uyno'f *Hid the easl*
...
l
i
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, I ,
toiif ' loliii -mill l lan ior
-*
”
Dr. Karel Lisicky «.f Ciedtori*.In i-hnijiin- hv tlo- ill—late fil’ iim—I i-yr within lb- v**ili-,l i,!,l . Kttrm’rntr'tero-n-i-j-- nppi-mnl heItciirganlialinu Art pave the wartime,
ter Chamber Took romrui**ion
Equal- Distribution
The
Senate
Foreign
IblationH
vakla, Raul* D id d e . Medina of.
f ity 'distract pj fetUMlem
t , ii,- Senate Foreign Katano isiwer. to force
rtcotiim.'mhil >e»terBolivia, Per Fed*-rapid »t Den
Power From Party -ale of one carrier to soother -Coimnittee
J*-i n>- leu’->1 -Ii-iiii llir am lent* nailing w<du iiow. ui'Jct il ,- . tjufis * umnuttcc n* the fieri of
To All Customers
dn\
♦
lust
('ortgirss
rnarl
legumark. Dr. .Eduardo Morgan «f
without tin* consent of the own- latWM). olkpwiug--^Ue Stole - De Jommyguns t f i j f i e n n l t
tliflJohadA(fhlstiii w|§( iMB d m n t k
Panama,- and Vincente J. K*an
preset
RIO DE JANEIRO: J*n. H error tup iairway i^tmrtfsiir- psrtmrnt to continue I lie- hraMiu- nmrnw mbl-Jeii dice! in the ttiMtdrd gitu d the Moujuc <>f Om.ir <>a
Wa s h in g t o n : J i n f T (/p > 'i
claco of tho Philippines. Llafcky
4e atllillii luitiofr* f»*i* In th e ,
M
HNditffsl
»n
l'8*f
iduMI
ca-t» permanently.
represented Iris country on the Henry J. Kaiser! w e t coast in (JP) t’nlice; fought today with
llr* .site fr.niii wlucli Midiainmeily
•
Ijtj
• Ifcpiildicati liinv’it1/ , for a fourThere n o no umtirilufe an u*crndcd
special assembly committee (UN dustrialist. today demanded “ gold* Communist* attempting to publish,
tv*iail- ■ carry rifle*
j.-iir nnilthbiillon dollar program
nouncement of a »ucir«»or to openly,
SCOP > which w tot Into the Htdy lirh bowf" hearings on any plan an ttjilion of llieir newspaper n
of iu--iuriiieb to western Kurupa.
(t'<anw
l>
l»tt*4i
«
•*
••
l"*»r
*
I:.it
1
“
*
t
--.Lend laat summer and laid the
Noil!1 ‘-f III* i. llir iftl*Tlf fit
n f tii** in-1d fin'such aid. Mar*
for volunlary rationing of .aterl tlse wake of congresrionsl action
basis for the partition, plan.
|im - mill in: •* !!:-*• Atnb Hitonp *
4,oil *pctare,t: "Ito!lor* will not
withdrawing
.Thy
lad
vntige
of
The commission's W ife! major in order In miure that small
wl(h(4 ,Jl|*' ’
wall* it i*
-avl* tb* iwoKd —lint tin* world '
buiinrn and- new msnufnituieix legality froro the Drajilian Cohsllo- VViuil of tin- Wrie.hlyninK k*’t
tmlay fflHLtjJ | h* h,(YP(l UlthOUt
n*r of viiNial livil war r n r r tbc
,(■*»***irir**=* Al«l
I.Uhll-v
munirt Party.
*>ilj not he "starved to death."
■;r
partilionlrer of I'alcblllie.
Four
Communist*
were
wound
•
|j
e
grgefl
lire
steel
iadurtrjrb
In i-vtd* i**-i tltai |hn indy id.,* - •
ATIIKNS. .Inn. H
Mm
to treatc *n impstlisl antt-inffa- ' ed, f(olitr broke into the pi idl
still are «w n if plltfrlnta d.n"
(ienpi
n
I
Wltlinni
G.
I.iveaay,
l*t v, nl iu e - Go re t enlt-itd
lion commiuion charged with ing plant, using tear gas bombs Chief of the II. 8. Military Mi*through the tightlv guardetl Jpfpolicing a voluntary agreement by and machinrguns, w h e n worker* sion in Grevce. diselowd today
J. It. Lylet, retirnl loeumolive fn gain ami nafkeit three (tom -. ^ l o r c T . l i a i k p n c I l t m indualiialiitt to "diilrihute their rrfused to hall presses jwinlin t that the Greek government hasI'rnglneer iwlny announced hi* tliruUKiw-MOiii^J liarnai* triuninr:
(Irctl P r p t i p c r t s
ptcghiclr fairly among all cuito- an edition covering the action Pfdeieil tO.OlMI rifle* and nee«-*-! , andidm-y fur Itie .Stnte la*gi*l«- „ itti vi ill I wnmen, rliildren. ven
sary
nmmunlliun
from
Kngjand
pin,
|„
Two,
Mil.Jerl
to
p c c lc d ^ rT o
H m o il
dors. gim tb urro* and men arnc
Celery plantlngi in the Sanford- mere at rraionsblc prices."
by the chamber of deputies last to mm an augmented Greek Na
the will of th e ’votcr* in tlie Mil/ r*l with every lv|M- nf gun *To
Slavla-Ovledo sector are approx
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G A fN t .V H .L R ; Ja n ; H W —
night
stripping
Brasilian
Com
Otherwire. Kaiser asserted in
thmal Guanl.
; i1 pprimary rleclitm.
imately 14 percent greater than
vi*it nit three »hrine*.
Nalmtl.il l.e.»|p(el mpur .• -'
....
(!aldwclt
l.n lay premunists.
the
largest
Cotnmunid
a
statement
prepared
for
a
meet.
7"!'''
co*1
.'
amounting
to
y
veteran
of
the
Spaitiih
When nnned men »luptH-il u, B irr arrived c*xil> this mornirtt! «b- ■*• I •l lnrbt.*'. inatftuUonx of
last year with a 3*5 aero'Increase
•iro.wm.
Will
be
pa
lit
from
frown
|
American
War
nnd
p#*t
Ih-pnfPatty
in
the
Western
Hemisphere,
my Ai * I> companion hesitated in in San fdu l to d ik e vlr|)» Jo i r b i i r l d r t m i i n g "w ill l*e estemiover the 2,538 acres reported ing (10 A. M. ES T) of, ton steel
foreign exchange of Greek cltt- mcnt Commandrr, Mr. I.ylev ns* i-xtilain that I
an Aniyrtryu.
e.l *•- tti-ir . utmost enpaclly for
planted here Dec. 31, 1940, nc executives with Secretary of Com of all elective posts.
,"l ,Hf,UV nu1h,0 ’“ f
,
1 been rhairmmi of The Slate I .rtf. Ilt-rejofoi*- filendlv «\r»lia ■now nr^.uiyv- hi* , rcbih'l for. utn|iirr*
next, c, M l.lUMl.t
.
■cording to estimate* hy local merce Harriman, “alloeationt have
Tlje edition was being print :J
The
United
State*,
through
Its
„
|,t,v
e
Commitl.
A
f
The
Spani.hknow
America
a*
one
of
flu
lead
*1 the' Munnj|id1 Airjmil, ..tlld
| .. ii-- i t*|n--* |*r*-|..itcd for .
ihlppere.,
(<
m, t’aa* t :tal *>
the
danger
of
crushing
the
jittle
er
*
in
tl**Uniteil
Nationplnit
t**
American War Vetera** -s in e .Total estimated VegrUhlr acre
w.v* gicclrd bid imny (mni1 deliv'ty >' * I'niveisity «f Florhi thf* »lfp or llir NnlLonnl C»tj«ru 10.m»
iliviiliLI'l'b-riJlsei
in llu- imnl in till* dowotpoll .<•( tion.
1929.
t*|,i *. ti’i’t*
ImllorltHt Klein
age- in. Seminole County la 4,381 fellows in new enterprises."
earlier
thta
wef-k
from
20,000
■
wtii-ro>-ClwGrittu
^iilul
S
.iro
.n
He ws* elerlnt In (ho Stain
GrnbVrii. -eiii mg Iiimine <x manThe conference was due to dis-' Erancis A. Temple
acres, an 853 acre Increase or 23
men to 50.000 men. The army I*
I.nllmtii-In
ifJ
heine
l*uk
*
*
fought
in
death
thrmlgh
tm*
I
’mof"The iOHlitutiyh, Gablvrall
percent over the 3,072 acre* eati- cuts allocation of steel under Hie
he Inereaaed from 120,000 to legislature in 1521 and served in r-ndc * it now oddly iirureit « Ilet Sntfortl aftci |f.'i|Mirrcyr(ul tn p- j*i,|. ptiV'-u
Died Thin Morning lo1.12,000
nt plant* "ailcquate f o r ^ j
mate of December, 1948.
i ( untisvca on-I'aar KlaaiS
men and freed of Ita se- the regular and extra session. ter |*a l>"it In *ay <>ulv 'flat '
He I* a mriidH-r of the Veteran*
Cabbage planting* also show an
hidt iimpinnH
Mr. Bin ••tir ■i|i, ;fri**nat program" must*
Frauds Albert Temple, 19 year rnrltv duties In order to rimrrn* of Foreign IVers, attend* the w’.i- a n u iitla n ,
! -• ptr.vi Iwl. .
*
increase. The 950 total acreage
old ,Scm|nola High School student, (rate on seeking out nml attack Methodist ('htirr)u la a Mason,
Kverywhero in the warli-it <ny (uedictrd lii.it hh Umpire • Inarl
"When tb* veterans, wbosa rehere is 346 acrea more than last
died this morning al 2:00 o'clock sng Uommuntit guerrillas.
would
lie
avrij
-Ltggei
lln'n
I
i-*t
tiw alleacl **» e««r ua»*ii
luf/i tu etfUciiUutial life rauseit
year at this time. -Five acres of
Genernt' I.ivesay told a new* nnd belong* to tin- Uriler of East
at Orange Memorial Uo»pltal
hare
year when' he.Ilirought it ht-ir tin- ........ pi in-'ik etirotlmenl. have
rnmaine are listed; but none was
11 aalln.nl -» r*M* IP atll
where he was taken yesterday
-liniO
Orlando.
H*
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alo*ir0
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1
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of
study,
ly. - planted at this time last year.
« M,rk- r, ‘>lru “ hr* u * r,*llvp,
iS (* n a l< ‘ B o a r d B e g i n s :
after suddenly becoming ill.
.aU- tiuuilaljuu-growth amd
; South Carolina, came to Sanford
., ,
tf
' .M uir l.h rin tO G m*mii*-r. *r*
Joseph I’reatOn Stevens, . 71
There is 'a trend bark to HosYoung Temple, who was em
....un it itirrenqrr-&i Ihc par- . i.
i o n s I t u i l d v T o ! in *DC0
ha* worked for the W u r c - I r i c e l l u a r i i u i s - f »|W. (t l •*. i t p r *.n*|
.. lors lettuee with. 23 acres planted, ear* old, and a resident of Kan* ployed part time at the J. 0. IKVeIeI Il iNi uai ti m
.iu - j * ul »!:< »f bi* *i nod wttrurn XeekiM IV t m iy I B
A C L n*1lroad for 2d year* I"’
as eompsred to only three las' ord for the past 17 years died I’eimey I'ompany. would imvo
many w .v -, of pit nit V is a ir r\ tr.|* i.iifl ■ edtiesH on wifi h a rp
WAHIUNGTON. Jan H. (,V*
season. Iceburg lettuce plantings, a t his home 900 Klin Avenuo at graduated' this year fjum high Iv C C O J C n i/ C ( s r C U k S t l l t l * I ,nr* fairing it. April. 1914. lie
lie. ltd heir, llles^tmle .-I .... will '**4* 0 V He - l ot -rod we shall,
i lives with hi* wife at .'III West Ti.p Kcmtte Banking lom m itton the other hand, have declined 8:30 o'clock l*»t night following school.
\ . , .. .
, . i Kcvo -I fb.-il.t. Unit tbs* we hsvo
r n v riiis r r . . u
>- , Tenth Krrrel. In annotinrlng, Mr. dcei.M • t**lny l<> s t a r t ' braiirq- l.iuiH I <lt le h n n i to .>’-■III
niton t
.............
from 58 to 32 acres, and raulj- a week's illness.
Survivors inruldc hit psirnts,
.. mure -fneititira
than
for
A meinlfer of tba F irst Baptist Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Temple;
I l.ylas said* he *i,,*ri for economy Monday *>« rationing and w»g*.- he raid.. TJtl* 4J Iliad will -t irl^ ne.-*l
Iln M a iM » ( s i r h « S li
Ih . tl |UT)Vif|e*l," tno
«
id
MviChurrh of Camilla, Ga. Mr-Hie vein three . brother*, Martn C, George :,re n » o T .«
l/ l nlilt? -“T : in Ruvernmcnf ami progressive l-rice
r*- control
coriirol Jelegistailon
jtlsla ilu n .^ ^
Ih u itd ry . Lin . it.V .tml will run : Gc»', rtif'r ,hM
Is survived by tho widow of San M', Mid l.oui* H. Temp!#, all of L lL ^ Kr } \ , ^ Kn'tr ^ lP,» on,r legislation ami would enlarge on
'(.airman T»bry <R-NH» «■■- ■-*--r~ .* I ' I ' ‘
[ . . ,.T“
i f ..... . .... !ffiTRItJaf recomford; three daughter*. Mrs. It. Sanford; two slaters, Alice Temple Markorn VafTa t
v**r,J,rl#' n4 '.'f ; his theories of government a* nouneei
me'iu.iu****
tor pro
,.,.*fe**ldosl schools
rneetl
tho
bearings
P9P®
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......
I, ti**.. for;
N. Ilest of Moultrie, ( ia j Mrs- E. of Sanford and K. U sette Temple,
.1in« in .f'ongroji sliowt-*! Ittllo I le revr,dc(l th.it -fie will ''
whirii woiJd ia* jfdnllyanpportrd
A. Yancey, Starke, Kla.; Mr*. now in Frankfort, Germany,
f •,jin|ln>ird 4^? (ftKla '*‘tt 4*I
Inclination (o g ran t ibwaldcnt
l/V Bmilbertt ntn'e* nnd open to
LOUIS SIGNS
George Msnsflsbl, Tampa; three
Funeral arragements, not yet ■bout a major International crisis, |
Trubian 'tlicdo and uUrei powrt ,j
sitpb'ttt* frotn nil and be urged **
Wendy Barrie, screen nnd radiu eons, Korreel A. Stevena, San complete,
will be announced later.
_H Jan.
L— _
lU,'orlV°* rr|,
YOHK
8 M W n*
higher it mi at*I* of. iu*t ruction i
actress, today ws» Interviewed by- ford; J, I'. Stevens, J r„ Tempa;
resenting those " eountriea
said'; ! (arula*
i , NEW sigfftnt
today
with
-'the
Pr.
1
?,"
•"
d
jir
g
c
Ihcrc-iisv
Seen
/,i
Florida insUtutloris.
Bettv Crocker In a procram heard Timothy Steven*. Sanford; four
here l>rlay.
TwanUelh Century S tirlin g Ctuli
* ri». tnrtattiui ntir schools rank
Tolo-y told ir|H *tlrl! Il.o ruinUn-ellv over Klation WHOO, Or grandchildren, Ruia West, Moul
These
informants,
who
said
to defend hi* heavyweight title
In TelUphonu Usi* *., !.’ weii *" the country l a . of
h
lando. and told of the beneflta trie; Al YaUcey, Starke; Steve
that the ultimate objective of the ugafnst Jersey Joe Wslrutt or m lllro voted l« complete tin
tittle jn in fo ri, be ilerlaieii., **Wa
conferred upon hor .by traffic Yancey. Starke; and George Mans
CommtAiliU' was to capture Ath any other opponent mutually h ra rin ir '■» rapidly as posaild*aVitllliklNfi* t**» I'AK*1
Telephone jritibillatlbns lit Memnoliremen in' rro*»ing crowded field. Tamps,
wilti
gov.rnm
cni
w
itnrrsc*
te
sti
ens
itself,
predicted
that
recogni
agreeatde to the rljarnnlon amt
New York thoroughfare* due to
lii.de .Bounty ar* now .Imtbtn lb*fying
'O
ral.
.*
*.
_
,
Also two sisters, Mrs, It. W.
tion
of
the
Vafiadcs
regime
was
promoter "alioul June 23" a t a
Raymond M. Hall, Sanford
the Deputy 8t*ertff*s l»adiro pre King and Mist l.iia .Steven*, both
M ild W e a t h e r I s S e e n
The S-outor said initinl t*■'-'.(• numMv in use in UHL ft
at moat a iiueatlon of m onths.
*lte to be determined later.
*evea|c*| today by K, V. Tiitner,
canted to her by Sheriff l*. A, o l Hanford; three brothsrs, M. D. realtor, was recently named as a
m«ny wdl deal with btlla-by:
member
of
the
1948
Budget
and
manamgr*
**f
tin
local
fhmthern
In M o s t T a r ts O f I I .S .
Mero of Seminole County.
1. Senator narktry (D-Kyl t*>
Stevens, A. B. Stevens and J. I. Kinanre Committed of the Florida
The badge referred to 1* one Stavrn*. all of Sanford..
Brunt the ruftninixtration aland-by Bell Tefepiionn ■rxriiange.
Today
I
It*-.
.*
ni«*
t#I*.
C
ralLit*
Aa~»U.U,.'.
e
l
Ha
meal
loaned her tr» the Sheriff** office
liy a HMMTATBH PittarA
i
Funeral service* will ba eouauthority to lm|K»ao wage and
until the one with her name on ducted at 3:30 P, M, Friday a t ing In Orlando,
Conitrarettvelv mild weather
price Font rids ax requested by Mr. phone* In the /county ax eomparThe committee, with Jay L.
ed
with
l.lHd*
in
1911,
he
uabf.
it arrives from the manufacturer, Erickson Funeral Home with tha
wn* g'-peral Ihunighout most of
Truman in his tn-polnl anti-in
said Sheriff Jdem this morning. Itev. W. P, Brooks, Jr, officiat Ilearin of Tampa as chairman,
During the; |ta**l year 2H‘J new rbo country today, with the “Jan
flation
program.
5
.
was
named
by
Walter
8.
Hardin
telephories
vAvr
loxtallcal
I
h
*
*sid.Sanford was mentioned twice ing, Interment will be In Ever*
2. Senator Taylor (D-ldaho) to In Jaminry!Vl9(7. there Were 2,- uary thaw” t*< continue In most
By HOWARD W. BLAKK8LKH |
of Bradenton, president of the
during the Interview by Wendy green Cemetery.
|
restore i*rlc« eontrol# and ralioo- 1*41 tntephilnts. Tills represents part* of .the Midwest.
Assoelston, Mr. Itan tln -jn .a talk
Barrie, who told of her early lire
Aaaoeialrd Prre* Heienee Fdltor
ing at Ike discretion nf a director an ■ 11 peyrldt iftrn-nse in one .,T’em:'-pr*lur-*« were ahpvr Gee*
to the realtors, predicted that
.In China, of how In England,
the from Indians and Illinois
CLEVELAND J«n. 8 (/TV So cod Jjver oil, or iqhstiljtles, ere of pri<;e and, ddlocatiun. Tills. yaah. **
realtors of the stata will harr a
-A k w M e r Korda, direr ton a pled
Ill.OOD DONORS NKEDBD
mekaure nDo'pro(ruT^* n.r u t.jn-‘,' v Th'i( ^'roVutnyr of itirresM- northeastward into Montana vte*
heeded
for
h*hfe»
getling1i
»irjlr-ihot
a-ye#r‘
trr'*fni?rTexhthi[ed
to
sstlifsctory
rolume
of
ahustnes*
h er in h restaurant and ehoje her
nnd reartjnt a high of. 63
An appeal waa mada thla morn
nf p r l r ^ a t in** WCjI1](| ^ highfr, ho Mid. wim* it teritrt"
for a screen rola In "Henry the ing for Wood donora for Mrs. In 1948, Mr. Ball declared. •
the American hfedkal Aisocietion here by Henry J, Gerstenherger of porar?
in Ranld City, 8. D.; 52 in Omaha Ih lg tert Ictcla -Of- lari NoTsm bsr^ rtnt-Tnr
* th rT a^t
’ that
..................|
g
Mr, faatl also called attentlan
Eighth". « t her later movie career A. L. Bsrlneau, Sanford resfdant,
installation
fit in De* Moines, Ia. The 71
3. Senator Capehart (R-Indl In equipment has not arrived to take and
af recordings tho has made who is in k serious condition in to a Jretement by Mr. Hardin the Behie* and Children Hospital, Cleveland.
in Dodge Citv. Kans.. was only !
"freexe"
prieea
of
all
romm<xtili<'
■
When
a
beby
is
eight
days
old,
he
is
given
a
single,
needle
in
that
Florida
could
profit
by
the
rare
of
225
applications..
for i
«—aJ*■
one degree below tha high In
tha Oranga Memorial H oipiut In
T du position* havn hern n<!ilcd Miami, Fla.
Orlando. Donors ars a«k«i to example of California In encourag jection in the abdomen of vitamin D-3. This is .the same form of the at the levels yrhiri; prevailed (a«t
ing
forma
ton
of
small
busipexae*,
D«eemts,r
H
i
pending
study
nf
to
the*
switchboar.1,
abd
one
ts
A 21-hour snowfall added from
eonUet Mr*. Hath Woodruff,
vitamin that is produced naturally in children** bodies by sunshine.
pilfer mcthmls of eontrdlling in tiw toll awitelt board in order to otto to three inches ofsnnw In th a“ :
telephone 1098-W or tha Rav. such as those around Los Angeles,
The ahot la repeated once ar
which
enable
retired’
persons
to
Increase
servire
facilities,
and
flation.
New England states and sections j
LAKELAND, Jan. 8. M V - The W. P. Brooks, Jr„ by Ulapboalng
supplement their Income. Many vear. For five year* now it has It Is far under the smallest doses
these are scheduled to la* com Af eastern New York State.
Federal* " l l B i ^ a T W a r n l n g 712 as soon as possible.
kept babies In perfect condition of vitamin D that sometimes
Inquiries'
are
recefYad
in
Florida
pleted
am!
put
into'operation
by
Fnuw still frit in northern sec
TURNER HALL BURNM
Sara lea
by realtors, Mr. Hardin said, so far aa their needs for phos- causes parts of a child's body to
INFLATION
CINCINNATI Jan. 8 f/lh— A sMar. I, he said, Thia addltlnmil tions of New England and rein
Florida
Dhorus
and
vitamin
D
are
con
»tn
persons
In
the
north
who
switchboard
equipment
will
rnxhle
calcify, that is to turn to stone. raging fire that shot flame* hun
FRANKLIN, P a . Jan. i , (M ycontinued in ths fl1wxl.slrkk«fe|
and w i n u r with no
re *5,000 to 910/000 saved, but cerned, '
condition, with desth dred* of feet Into the air gulled the rent rat of lire to take care of jnwland-seetions of Oregon,Wash
*y.
- City councilman started tcrftUhlrif feel that I hay do not have suf
Tha vitamin shot prevents ric This anslonv
all
telephones
for
which
applica
occasional aftermath, is the upper stories of historic
on looking ov*r tba
ington and bliho.
*
,;
their heads onJnokl:
money to come to Uhls kets. It also has other benefits.
rn In one of the exhibits of Turner Hall, on tha edge of up tion has been made.
. Coldust -.tem perature’ qn the
o l Polk# CWrf F. M. lficient
.11
D r..* GersUnberger said that
W
4
and
sbsolutely
retire.
present mid-winter meeting. town Cincinnati, earlv todaV. '
earlv morning w either map wm*
onf the figures were::
r
mothers report these Infants
- " t w o DAY TWINS
. Gerstenberggr said that moth5 aiorve at International Falla*
The fivd-stor*, hrclk and frame
Automobiles stolen, U ; IUseem to be particularly happy
Cbl<
NEEDMORE,
W.
Va.,
Jan.
8,
i milk does not contain this building, once used as a drill post
Minn.
royurfu^ilw V
'
The
Seminole County Board of and active.
(AVTwin
tmys
were
born
two
."Bicycles atolao, t t f Reeovared, Realtors, d t which Edwsrd F. ■ . I t may be, he'added, th at emo D> vitamin and th at breast feed- for tha A m y of, the Republic,
days
apart
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cur
farm * b u r e a u m ec t
11a"? .V
_
•
, fn winter, where a baby can* now houses the Turners Athletic
Los Angela*
Lane le presldsnt, will meet Fri tional stability is better because
The Seminole County Farm
; g e t a lot of sunshine. Is no Auoclstion bowling alleys and tis Parker.
But then HhelieJ explained the day afternoon a t 4:80 o'clock a t o f;title form af vitamin treatNew York
|A a c tio n . Cow'S’milk does not gymnasium. A U. B. postal sub ‘ The first bey put id |l s apiwar- Bureau will hold a suprer mest-l
“aupar-recoveriaa" ware a hold- Die City Ball. All realtors and metlL
A
sne* Sunday, tha second arrived ing at 7:00 o'clock, Friday areaovpr from Deeambar, 1948, a feat estate salesmen here * ars
The emoupt of vitamin given contain the vitamin either, but station occupies the first floor.
The top throe floors were gut- Tusadar. They were- even delivered Ing at tha Future Farmers build*:
bookkeeping practice followed by urged by R. M. Ball, secretary, In the annual ahot le less than fn many places now tha vitamin
by different doctors.
Irtg a t Semlnols High School
ted. firemen said.
that usually taken In other forma. la added ta .milk.
his department.
ta attend.
-i_ *
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Kaiser Demands Brazilian Police
OpenHearings On Fight Reds After
Congress Action
Steel Rationing
Piigrims-Visit- Uoly.City . A t ^ X .
Own Peril In Jeru ^em -it Sieire"
Celery Planting I
[n crea sed ltfercen t
InLocalFarmAreaB
ls’ "1" ;
Barr Arrives To
Make Plans For
Greek Army Orders
R if^ A m m u nitioin
les Announces
For G u erilla Fight |His Candidacy For
V
:
School Caldwell Predicts
State I/Cfinslature
.Stale’s Colleges
Capacity Extended
i
..
Joseph I*. Stevens' 71, Died Laxt Night
Wendy. Interviewed
By Betty Crocker
}
Ball I Appointed
To Rcaltora* (iroup
N ew Vitamin D-3 Shot Eliminates
. Need O f Cod Liver Oil, Substitutes
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PAGE 8I3T_
..K lI R n n p n L
Chase Dies
Florida State News In Brief
<«
I*-** Pag? 1)1*1
(I ur Mnitr. (fa» l a ir «Mi»l
«n.in Electric Com|tan]r, 'futin.l Hum fy:il; to 1*39,
In I'.trto and 111 Mr. Cha«
c l by Meyer* In Dayton, while
the general held a hlelf |hi«. w m president. of the Florida
AUTO-TRUCK ACCIDENT
■In 'Air Force pui(-ha«iitg dm mu Citrus Exchange, anti wa» a'm
MIAMI. Jgn. 7 UP)—Two men
the war
,
« Uinctnr o f ’ the Grower* ami were Milled here laat night In
The arraignment of -M ry.t, Shipper* I.vague of Florid*. In a cqlllilon between an automobile
i_i'<|ulred only n few ndi|iiV* , thi* . opacity mid throughout hi* nd a gasoline truck loaded with
'Tljv bartd, 62; ycar-bid retired) lung life, he tlcvotcd much of hia .000 gallona
of
100-octane
officer arrived early
__ , -■in1 Jud<t<- energies
____
and financial resource* aritUJob gasoline.
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|‘|ne'.' court ami. wailed whilt . « , the fight _ for lower freight
The .tkaths were . the fourth
fh'PWtil'^S'illTISr' YAmlMI" ■ .i" ' f t w r an d **!*!!*? iirtiM.poitatTon and fifth traffic fatalities In
wore -handled.. •
for FIuiiiIb grower* ami shipper* Miami In the flrxt\week of the
He stepped forwanl briskly ami freipiently attended many of‘ new year. John W. Glddena, 21,
when his name *«• called ami the hearing* in Washington where of Naahvllte, Ga., a passenger in
the clerk asked him . haw he lie at times battlrd almost single- the ear. waa killed, and 'Wiliam II.
Coolc, J r . , 2 5 , o f Miami, driver
•wished In pli-nTI bn rarh Ikf I WO "Jla nded flit bitter rales.■burvtent. include JiU Wif«, of the ear, died in an dmbulance.
indictment*.
•
Robert B. Jacobi, 36, of Miami,
“Not guilty," ho snidt in 4 Mary Just ire Chase: puc daugh
ter, Mrs. It. C. I.u-bury of East driver of the truck, was hurt
firm voice. *
slightly.
Judge Pine then pointed An Windsor Hill, Conn.:- five grandthat w"*?.Oon ' bond portFJl tiv rtimtrpnr TUYjllrChtte, CWa”CIOscT
NEW” VOTF.RH
Mi-ycr* in New York covered •Joshua Coftin Chase, Benjamin
TALLAHASSEE,
Jan. 7, OH—
-only line,of the two iudirtm; ids vC hair, Abigail -Chasei .two stepand said lx>ml would have' to sons,
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* 11,11
“—
— T n e“Sgprertf? CouPt to d iV ' ruled
Capt.
William
J'. *Lee,
|,j. nested on tlje other Indict- tl.SN Ret., ot Washington, D. C.j the 2.600 new realdenta of TailsPhillip L. I-ce of Philadelphia, hasaee, brought within Ita limits
tnent. •
„
,,
Dlstriet Attorney George Mor- Pa,; nine step-grandchildren, and in a boundary extension last
week, are eligible to vote In a
rls Fay »n!d It would lie sat five step-great grandchildren,
forthcoming city primary elec
isfactory to have I he present
tion If they meet regular voting
bond stand, with* 4I,»*W shifrd
requirements/
~l 5 'killed
In the second indictment.
The opinion, by Juitlce Glenn
f( nnllntHil fr«*n J ' l i t tin? j
Terrell, said cilixena of the newly*
land, Hell said ih,it all the in* added area may vote in an elec,
D e m o c ra t# — (iO P
juied appeared to l>c in icriout lion Jan. 20 for the nomination
a city conimlstloncr if they
condition. Ijiey were transfened of
have jiwii
been In' residence there for
(resiisk.d <rs«i' t-nr«*> tile Coail Guard cutter Aiironj'j slV'montha.'
compared w»h PlilF * 2 ® ! jn winch tt.itled for Savannah,'
CpqtrUmiinns but 4203,01,4 In
'
B
H
last four imydli! ahnwctl the lb imbllc.'iin riri1jB 3 ” li?*fT finanri
nl btnklng from various Mate
com mltin-* a* well ns contribu
tions ft urn the Pews o f Pbilndib
, -a h la ^ u w IhlPdrOn of WJffllng•Itin and the itarhi-MIrr* urN i-w
iS r o t e
i
w
'
pave
n- much ns the ffi.lXK) enrH the
Demoernts ii-norled from .Ihim ^
D Hedges, llnvnnn, Gtlbp, Paul
Moss of Odevn. TeX„ nlid Allen
E, Atherton of Kansas City,
On toe Ri-tnililienn list for
S3,POO curb were: Mri Edith II.
Timken. Canton, Ohtof J* J , Pew,
Jr,. J . Howard Pew,, ML-, Mnry
Ethel l*ew npd Mrs. MttUd Pew
V
Mvrin, nil <n Dtlladeltihlai T.
Ilwight Pint ridge, Turnon, Ari*.;
and Ernest T. Weir. Pittsburgh
And in the S'J.bon rlais for the
. . COP win-: John It. Rockefeller,
j i . . New York; Jeke L Hamon,
|iulln>; and 'K. W,1 llrnwn, Jr..
Ornnge, Tex. (luiinting f.’.OOO
were Irehe liul'ont of Winning
. ton. Mrs, Eleanor F. H|i«t, Wil
mington; Mrs. (Irlnvin M. IluPunt nf Wllnilngtiiii. MraT Eleau.or F. Rust, Wilmington; Mi
O f!uvia . M. Ilupfint llrrdilt, Wjl—mlngton; MnigTIrct I. (Ween*
wait, Wilmington, and Mr*. Lu•elite E. |), Flint, Gteruivllle, Del.
!c|
§IW
hi
ff
i;j
.
.$»«$♦ **♦ *Js ♦)*
^ ,-T -e
*** J *
e t.AA said from 'reiHirtit , hod received the plane ap
parently patient til into a landing
in the almost mm i esslhlu niursh.
laud imd then binki* up. Tu -air
e leO IVcrs till- 'part of tlie fuse'lage finiii the ihwir to the tall
appeared intact” hut lUie^.fnrward
ffllrt* df _tl*e;'Jilqni' jjm * scktlejed
rti*b •Bcrrrar-twrfsr---------- -— ■—
- A tkini t _.Gunrd- i-uller with
f l i t aid 1‘tpiipmeiit and Hi-d
(h-oss peiMinnel left., for the
run which 1- alanit three Wlllet
off tlie aWilinlngtnn Island air
port Meruigra «»f the cutter rri'w
re|s,rted 4 hey were having stiff!■
•iilty reaching the wrecked plain*
due to the l hick marshland.
To MlnintT Edwin Hirtiardsnn,
ti Con-tnl Ait lines |illot, raid
the ship wa* one , of tw o, the
company operates in chartered
Height and passenger service,
lie -aid he. Iielicvrd Alvinn Antnnlidi, the tine's eliief pllnt, was
tit the cnntVola.
V
HeVi Brownlue
High LiffhtH
(I "ftllHH#a Itmm Hair Oar I
(Is s lla iH fr«m l-i(p niwl
Ix-rn pxnandrd lo four and n half multiple.purpo-e dnins on our
lnl*. Tim rhnrch plant and fur great rivers lo extend our Inland
nishings an- folly paid for, also waterways and to provide hydrothe I’astor’* homr at Ninth eleetrlc power. This public pow
Htreet and Palmetto Avrnur. An er must not lx* 'me/iopolixed for
arn* uf Isiul bn* been tonight on private gnin.
We can lift nur standard of
lloardall AVonue^- ppd a -Gbnpel
was. built nnd furnjsllril with no living to nearly double what it
was ten year* ago. We ran go
debt upbn It.
•
Dr.- Lacy Moffett, missionary far toward stamping out, poverty
to China for pearly 40 years, and in our generation.
Competition I* seriously limit-,
u brother of Miss Natalie Mof
fett. former high school instruc cd today in many industries by
tor here, will speak nl the Hear- the concentration of .vonomle
dnll Avenue Chapel Thursday power and other elements of
evening nl 8:00 o'clock, to the monopoly.
While mnsl of the world'* jute Women's Auxiliary, Friday a f
Onr fortV.cent minimum Wage
Is grown in Pakistan, it j* sent ternoon at 1:30 o'clock ami to the h Inadeqnat- apd obsolete. 1 retu Calcutta In-lht* nthrr Indian rongrcgatlqp at the Bundav moriw eonimend IlfDfUC *he jplnlmum
dominion -for processing,-wage * to seventy five rents an
Tng 11 lO
O o'clock service.
____________
a_____
*. " 1 hour.
_
* We' urr-givingi^ahd will-eon■The wwsle xhnrk, renehinr* "
Pew musical . imd rmnents have
u gn-alcr fumianieiiful range length of 1*0 feet, Is the largest linuu to give, our full support
lo the United Nation*.
fish.
Ibnu n standard piano.
♦*«
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-Tax Cut
M
IIKER, WINK LEGALIZED
BALDIN, Jan.
7 (AA—Re
identa In a rown ship elect ion
re yesterday voted 127 to 10H
to legalise the sale of wine and
Iwcr and re-elected Mayor L. C.
Oliver who received 267 vote* to
n total of Bd rerived by two op
ponents.
w .
ng cost
been “radically different1
• .I o n this subject. In the meantime,
Military Training
C o n t i n u e d preservallon of
provide for ! a* Part w a civil rights program,
Congress should 1
Greek and Turkish Integrity, he
granted to
said, “will have a powerful ef universal training at “ an early statehood should be
fect" upon other nhtJons of the date” as the foundation for entire Alaska and Hawaii.
Middle East and Europe “strug defense program. The action is
gling to maintain tnejr inde “of world importance" and “viUl
to the nation's security and lead
pendence."
,
His remark* were c a r r i e d ership.
Health and Security
abroad as well as to the nation
U n e m ployment compensation,
by radio.
-The President gave, no clue to old age benefits and survivor*
ft'f'RMlfMGT shOimrUe Increased* amt
the sTlc~of 'the proposed bhdlfeT
for the fiscal year Hurting next extended to "millions who are not
July 1. The budget estimate! will now protected." A national health
program, keyed to a eystem of
-be aent to Congress Monday.
However, he declared that "gov- prepaid medical rare, L* also
:
eminent expenditures have been necessary.
gen ets
and must continue to be held to
Civil Rights
th* lowest, safe-levels."
' . “Effective federal action" t»
lie said expenditure* have been necessary to combat discrimina
1148 Sanford A n ,
Ph. 9131
cut from more than 161,000,000.- tion. based on race, treo L . color..
000 In the 194a fiscal year to
less than 438,000,000,000 in. the
current fiscal year ending next
. YARDLESY VENETIAN ULIND8
j UI)e DO,'"while
le' the number of
America'* Most Beautiful
civilian federal employes baa been
Aluminum -- Cedar - I’olDhid Aluminum
reduced from 3,750,(100 to 2,000,Aik Me For Free Estimate
000. .
P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orbtndo
Reaffirming his belief in the
Phone 2-0729
“soundness and promise” of the
plan to help Europe restore ita
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economy, the President declared
that “the ability of free men to
overcome hunger and despair will
be a moral stimulus to the entire
world."
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FOR THE BEST'lCE CREAM
WASHINGTON, Jan . 7, (AT—
Herff, briefly, are President Tru
man’s rerommendatioh* on major
Try
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We make our own Ire Crepm, All flavont
message today:
Taxes
_ _
nmtors In the coming national for each individual taxpayer and
vleellon rXmpaign, M r.. Truman for each uf the ' taxpayer’/ de
said he wants to keep revenue pendents. Thia “cost ot living tax
iollecHonx where they are and credit” would be made up by In
still help those who need relief., creasing corporation taxes pro
to “buy the staresiities of life.". portionately. After filiation dan
Asssrting that corporate profits gers are passed, taxes should be
leached the “extraordinary high reduced through a revision of the
levels" of 112,500,000,000 in I04G rntire tax structure.
imd $17,000,000,000 in .1917, till- . JFcrcign Aid
Chief Executive said it was pro
Congress shouIiTproldpllyTHlllP
should p:
per to shift “w large share of the orlxe an outlay of 46,800,000,000
load" to Idg businesses.
to start the Marshall-Plan tut
-They ran "well afford" to rar- European recovery 'next April 1
ry It, he drrlareil.
and carry It on for the ensuing
The proposed Individual tax 16 months. He described this a*
credit would date hack to Jan. I. an "initial amount" and one that
The 'I'resldcrtt left for future ex- would he x "decisive contribution
lunation how the increased levies f to world peace-"
id.
he BPH H BH M M BpIl m m
Anti-Inflation
"W e must deal effectively ami
wou operale atvKgpve no detail*
of a suggested "appropriate ail at one** with the high cost of
juxtment for small corporations." living." Immediate enactment of
Mr. Truman coupled American the full 10-point Anti-Inflation
economic alii under the proposed Prografa he proposed lo iHr spe-European Recovery Plan with dal session is "essential.”
Kent* and Housing
armed mlghi as equal necessities
Until the housing . shortage i*
In keeping peace.
- He aaid the 4400,600,000 as licked rent control expiring Feb.
sistance program voted lost year 29 must tie extended-and strength
Tor Greece and Turkey enabled ened. Ultimately, "wc miiit ace
them to preserve their Integrity that every American family has
"against foreign pressures." The a decent home." An “Immediate"
President-did not mention, Rovlpt htpp should be a long-range hous
Russia or Bovki-dominated 'coun ing program, Including publtf)
tries by name, but saty without bousing for low-income people
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ways to or lane! of birth. I t will m*im!
I f s>iatJHued rr»M !••«# Dm )
leave corporation taxes unchang
ed.
Mr. Truman’a 6,000-word mes
sage to a Joint session of the two
chambers also called for:
1. Enactment of the 10-point
anti-inflation, program he sub
mitted to the recent special ses
sion, Including -standby wageprlre- MNflfW1UUfraiiuiitng antft*
ority. The bulk of thia program
was turned down by the Republi
can leadership.
2. Prompt congressional approv
al of an Initial <expchdlturii of
16,800,000,Oqp to finance the Eu
an recoxcry ptogrpm ^ . . t h e j
shall Plan - for 15 months
from next April 1 aa a “decisive
contribution- to world peace.” ~ ■
3. Quick action to set up a
program of universal training as
the foundation of a National Bem rity Program, and maintenance
of strong armed forces aa long
as “there remains serious opposi
tion to the ideal* of a peaceful
world.” .
4. An Increase in the minimum
wage from 40 to 76 cents an
hour.
6. Extension and strengthening
of rent controls which are due
to expire Feb. 29.
6, Broadened s o c i a l security
coverage and Increased benefit
payment*.
7. Legislation to protect the
aiall sights a l . sweep Indl *
8. A National Health Program
financed by compulsory insurance,
n' l^ lim u g L ’ certain tv—1>*
QUALIFIED FOR SENATE
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7 bP>—
Three candidate* for the state
Senate qualified with Secretary
of State R. A. Gray today.
Rep, Tyn Cobb, J r , of Orlando
aent in hia papers for the senate
from, the Grange.. County l*tth
District. W al«- Rose Ta. the in
cumbent.'
* Verle Pope of SL Auguallne
qualified for the Senate from
the Slat - Dlstrct. now repreaented 'by Walter H. Fraaer of SI.
Augustine.
San. John- R.-Ueacham-of West
Palm Beach qualified* Vs a candi
date for re-election from the
.16th Tliitrirtr
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Allan B. Clear* of Key ' West
qualified
for
re-election___as
aolllcltiif W the 'MoridrT County
Chriminal Court of Record.
jcroiu1uya - -«f•
—Ills .k’lnr ida -Ail a Is.
BiArl Department, whose death
occurred a t. hia home here Dee.
26. will be conducted from SL.
Andrew'a Episcopal church here
at 4 P. M. Thursday with the Rev.
Samuel *C. IV. Fllcmlng. Rector,
of fir luting..
Individual contribution*-for the off the Wilmington Island air- Funeral servicea for Miller Hal
tW, long-time- engi
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W EST PALM REACH, Jan. 7,
(A'h -'IA marine biologist -of the
State Fresh Water Game ami
-Ftvtv OmniiMOnr, saM qodkF lb*'
thousands o f fish that died In
Qslxirne In tbo_ J m I
T s-n m
w ee...
—^ifoKK F. Dequ
fl*h aa giitard shad. I Id said
they are vulnerable- to audd'-n
rhanges In temperaturn and when
the recent rold spell sent the
water tempi-rnlim- down to Id
degree* they ."illdl 'Uke flies.''
•"Vinck mnrsnianJTal.nut ____ _____
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fire anti wlndstorrp Insurnna* iwllcy for 3 animal m
premiums, A .saving of 2 mutual iirt-miuntfi.
jAfler World War I, this was changed to the pres
ent rate of 4 annua! premiums for u 5-yenr term
liolley. A saving of 1 annual -premium.
Wc predict-the rate for If fi-yenr term |>ollcy will again lie changed or. abolished, ami we suggest
you tako advantage of the present term rate and
renew your fire and.wimlstorrfi insurance for 3
years.
We offer you an excellent f»-yenr term policy. You
can pay the premium in B yearly installments nnd <V
ip udditionjo the saving on the term rate you get ■
a cash dividend each year.
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by this Mutual Agency, on at! your'1iiMi)rnnr« “
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THURSDAY, JAN. 8; 1918
3
Made
jJames Byrnes
rotests F E C Marshall Aide
Case To Beard By P resid en t
Irumans
Plan Meets
NO. 5 0
A ssociated P r e s s L eased W ire
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WASHINGTON Jan. 8 (/T)—President, Truman’s appeal for en
actment of hit full 10-point Anti-Inflation Program met with a cootfoTiiutd reception from Republican 'Cohgirtt memberr tocLty.' *
Even Democrats generally held out little hope for getting many
Secretary
Rejects
*i
T rygve Lie Says He more of the Chief Executive's toil of living proposals on the law books Byrnes Representing Truman Selects Ku^cr
over OOP opposition.
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To
Succeed
Landis
Has Discussed P ro
DuPont Says Case
Senator Pepper (H a) summed Up the reaction of many of his
Create New Board
As Head Of Civil
blem W ith Members Ih'mucratlc ijdleagircs with this 9 _
, Will Go To Supreme
T(T“ Supervise Aid
wit!*- agreement* fle signed to di
Aeronautics Board
. Of His Staff Only comment:
Court If Necessary
" lr doesn't look as though the vide no scant! items amt indirectt\ \8HINGTON' Jan. H (,7^
Rennl'ltenns arc In a mood to go ly hold prices in line.
WASHINGTON. j ’.,'n. 8 (/P)LAKE SUCCESS. Jan. 6 (/P>
—S n trla ry nl State MarWASHINGTON, ja n . 8 l-1’> - PifM<lent ' Truman tislay anany further toward checking ris
Chairman Wolcott lit-Micht of
-hoil told conitre-"mrn today
| Trygve Lie. Secretary-Gcnetel of king prtn-s and relieving nhort. the House Hanking Com mitie was Jamr* F. Byinei, foitner SeueiaGf
i !i ii ItuiM-ia null ihr rommunthe United Nations, raid tadix l'r ages, and after atl they are in quick to make it plain that tho of State, sigurd before the In- noumed he is apt<oinlmg George
i i I’arlv n ill ^oppoee and
control
of
Congress.
.
V.
Allen,
now
Ambassador
to
Republicans
are
not
dUoosed
to
would raise the question of a
ValMilnge" ihr European 'JPe-’
"Hut we Democrats are going .gu much farther in the way of lersUle Commeiie Commitiiun to Iran, at ‘Astidant Secrelary of
Pnleitine security forte at the to keen on fighting for control* statutory controls, with the ex- day that it is without authority
riiirr> Prognun at every
W
imn. but, Jhal he ha* "no
opening meeting of thi UN’i f i« - Ifrauio Inflation ia one qf 'tjrc ception of continuing—but pro; to force teoiganisaliofl of the Slate . for public affairs.
i[.n s i- - th- J'hlted states
He alto today irlectrd Maj' nation Palertinr Partition Cnlnmis- greatest dangrrs we face today." babtv not alrengthrning — rent Flqiidt Lj *I Coast railway and
ran undertake it kurrr<>«fuU]r.
In
his
State
of
the
Union
me*.
controls.
GenmL
l^iurrnce
S
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Kilter
for
•ion here tomorrow at 11 J± . M.
Mr. Tinunn toU —vVf-tsw a Riwewiri imw
ow di
v h s w m s n * h i | i ~ - Cisi("A n
(e s T ) 1.
• ~ Congrvs* that "high prices must elared 'they will support forth Line Rsilrostfr
W iW ftw fO N V Jin . 8
r
naulk* Board, iinteeding James
Lie told hit weekly news con- r.ot W our means of rationing.." coming legislation by Senator
S iit r ln v of Stair M.iidull ap*
Byrnes, representing llir Alfoid M 1..i ndii.
ferencr he had ditcutted the Pal* He Urged, the lawmakers -to act Hander* (R-Vt) to *et up ma 1. DuPont eitsle. aho contended
I j wiled to Congrt*i today for an
(tuirklv on the sections of his chinery for meal latJonlpj: on a
- Prendrnlial
Pirn
Secrr(aij
eitine tecurity question with mem- Anti-Inflation Program
I adeiplTlc, ptompl and effectively
which hnld-ln-res«*rvr baris. hut oppost- a trorgahiralion plan which the llia llej Ci. Ro»* pi*de Ilie *nbert of hit ‘staff hwt he denied were shunted aside during lire re tlon o f the OOP leadership has vomnmiinn -tppiovrd fail April
ndminiiioed I nu*|w.irt Aid. PronMimirmrnl for the Piriident.
publithed repoits that he had con- rent Miecial session.
shown no sign of melting.
gi.dij 'lu'l hllinlly rlnillenged the
.8 i> "unfair.".
Allrp,
a
p.dj‘
r
of
Durhim.
N.
These
include,
rationing
and
„ fejred with any memlrer naliom
Speaking .of Mr. TnunahV pro
-i
ll»* PI Ac I* ;
’
liii* DrPont 'r*l*te,‘wliiili hid Is
wage-price rout rid* on a stand- gram
( .. will yutirrd Wtlltatn Itenion.
generally, Wolcott told a
on .the need for . itic.lt a force.
"Either tindritukr to meet the
hv basis, ronsumrr credit regula
more than SJ5,0UU,0(HJ woilli nl who irrrnlly rntEnetl
Arked whether he war ton- tion. restriction of epeurlntlv> reporter:
|r<mm *'v ji'* ''I l^>r* ptohlem.oj
"With respect to controls on Hpnd.i* Eas't Coail lionih, origin
I lie |iosl carries wjlli it diret -a
vjne^d that a tecurity force wat trading, and extension amt iJrcngliiiTTfTIuL * it .it dl,"
,
prices and wage*, allocation, ra nally applied in the tornniittion lion of the Stale Depariment's
thenlng
of
rent
controls.
needed to restore law and order
Al lb-- sifar, tune the soldier* a
The special session did extend tioning ami ptiorltles. we »houlil for authority to reorganize the "Voire ’ of America” broadcast!
RtrUMICAN lla n o s Sen Aethur tl VamtcntM-rn <VID. ■>! 'I J h- iii,
" in the Holy Land during thC-P®.*-* -PilMtrt—anil - transportation cun. wait to see what iw Ihr Pres- railway a nd operate it mdepentiii|iivldij>Iotitii1 rejected outright
rlod ending Oct. I, when Jewish trots as the Piesidenl asked, but lilcnt, the f icn-ioV 'illd the fed- Tlently. An exanuner'i -q>py><al and —other ...foreign—.infouualian PtesUlent-Ore,tcumiuc.i:t.lhe Senate, ond S-n Hnl*rfl A Tift, r { nlxlo, —1!»—l(i> uhlti au—hacked. {iropoUlL ■eral reserve Imuni make of the
chairman of ttie Sennle {trpublican Policy.Cominlttee. are*-Ju.wn o* they
counlriet are scheduled to Ire e>* instead tif rationing and wage- powers Congrris already ha* of llir DuPont plan was reversed piugram*.
,i ttfu' tjnvernment COf*.
m*t in Wa-ltington with the group lo wntk opl a'tfitjoi'py.prm’ riim - I V
price authority it provided for a
Alien,
44.
was
umlriduodto
A
lablithed. Lie raid: .
{=■*: - rhjii to admiriiiier the proItaallaMit
Pass lUakll
(lot* commlllee ruled out re/tiSidlon of pthv <-ontioii m|ter*irtu>niil)
hy the vonitniision laM April, be Secretary of Stale Maitliall'r
system of .voluntary Indiutry“ I will tay lomelhing on ihit
i psi-vl aid program. He railed
wfirn it rndourd a rrurganifa tlioH* for the job.
to the commission tomorrow." J je
bn * -.mote sdminislrator rev
lion and' merger plan purposed
Mi, litirpan must sriid a formal
*; r tlilL wat working today on the
-;>ui!*ihlc In ihr Pmident and
by ihc Allaolir Coait l ine.
n<>tnui
dion.ol
.Allen
J
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the
Sentext o f. hit oftening remark*.
<ifotkms an hiimiiny with Hie Sec-..
Hyrnei jpld the' touuuMtion jit ai<- wliuTi can spnrutr nr rrifil
:ar ‘ V There wane report a Ihgt he, wont I
diet I thaj the DuPont etlale Ijp - sriiTiiiir^-for.-ihJ-'piRh--^*"”
itiue a ijterti warning to del*1will go to the Supreme Court
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‘Itenton re*igiii',| In .t Get, J.
gatca or lire difficulties nnd
l.|C
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" I n n , laiM'il be Inn Secre‘
to led iu (Kiwer if it finally Since ttiem Holland II Sargesi,
problems ahead, ' along with a
\|mhall sisertlif Si-ilr
special plea for action to over,
ortlerv rrnrgani/ation anrl tramfer who ws* BeiilniiV- deputy- ha#
By I \MI'.S >1 I n s r . * •
lieeu Meting A m slant Secret nlv>
come opposition and violence if
to the Atjanlif Cuatt Line.
ihrlr t htifl t " h
,
'.IMG SAI f.M I oi. A |/l*) Ihc Hill of * itulh
possible.
Citiug a long list of Supieruc , riic "Voice of America” brood- died and the Holy *t,*il<lit—fron> nlit-li II- iioic are vi.tiislly cfmevfl
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Members of the eommlarflon are Industrialist
U r g e s Outbreak Started Af Court ufflslyrtf, Uyno'f *Hid the easl* had thcli origin rtimug
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Dr. Karel Lisicky «.f Ciedtori*.n ijiin - hv tlo- ill—late fil’ iim—I i-yr within lb- v**ili-,l i,!,l . Kttrm’rntr'tero-n-i-j-- nppi-mnl heter Chamber Took Itciirganlialinu Art pave the The Senate Foreign IblationH fInityi-h
Equal- Distribution
vakla, Raul* D id d e . Medina of.
'distract pj fetUMlem
t , ii,- Senate Foreign Kataromrui**ion no isiwer. to force
rtcotiim.'mhil >e»terBolivia, Per Fed*-rapid »t Den
Pow er From P arty -ale of one carrier to soother -Coimnittee
J * -i n>- leu’->1 -Ii-iiii llir am lent* nailing w<du iiow. ui'Jct i l ,- . tjufis * umnuttcc n* the fieri of
T o All Customers
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('ortgirss
rnarl
legumark. Dr. .Eduardo Morgan «f
without tin* consent of the own- latWM). olkpwiug--^Ue Stole - De Jommyguns t f i j f i e n n l t
tliflJohadA(fhlstiii w|§( iMB dm n t k
Panama,- and Vincente J . K*an
preset
RIO DE JANEIRO: J*n . H error tup iairway i^tmrtfsiir- psrtmrnt to continue Ilie- hraMiu- nmrnw mbl-Jeii dice! in the ttiMtdrd gitu d the Moujuc <>f Om.ir <>a
Wa s h in g t o n : J i n f T (/p > 'i
claco of tho Philippines. Llafcky
4e atllillii luitiofr* f»*i* In th e ,
M
HNditffsl
»n
l'8*f
iduMI
ca-t» permanently.
represented Iris country on the Henry J . Kaiser! w et coast in (JP) t’nlice; fought today with
llr* .site fr.niii wlucli Midiainmeily
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• Ifcpiildicati liinv’it1/, for a fourThere n o no umtirilufe an u*crndcd
special assembly committee (UN dustrialist. today demanded “gold* Communist* attempting to publish,
tv*iail- ■ carry rifle*
j.-iir nnilthbiillon dollar program
nouncement of a »ucir«»or to openly,
SCOP > which wtot Into the Htdy lirh bowf" hearings on any plan an ttjilion of llieir newspaper n
of iu--iuriiieb to western Kurupa.
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--.Lend laat summer and laid the
Noil!1 ‘-f III* i. llir iftl*Tlf fit
n f tii** in-1d fin'such aid. Mar*
for volunlary rationing of .aterl tlse wake of congresrionsl action
basis for the partition, plan.
|im- mill in: •* !!:-*• Atnb Hitonp *
4,oil *pctare,t: "Ito!lor* will not
withdrawing
.Thy
lad
vntige
of
The commission's W ife! major in order In miure that small
wl(h(4 ,J l|*' ’
wal l * it i*
-avl* tb* iwoKd —lint tin* world '
buiinrn and- new msnufnituieix legality froro the Drajilian Cohsllo- VViuil of tin- Wrie.hlyninK k*’t
tmlay fflHLtjJ |h* h,(YP(l UlthOUt
n*r of viiNial livil war rn rr tbc
,(■*»***irir**=* Al«l
I.Uhll-v
munirt Party.
*>ilj not he "starved to death."
■;r
partilionlrer of I'alcblllie.
Four
Communist*
were
wound
•|je
grgefl
lire
steel
iadurtrjrb
In i-vtd* i**-i tltai |hn indy id.,* - •
ATIIKNS. .Inn. H
Mm
to treatc *n impstlisl antt-inffa- ' ed, f(olitr broke into the pi idl
still are «wn if plltfrlnta d.n"
(ienpi
n
I
Wltlinni
G.
I.iveaay,
l*t v, nl iu e - Go re t enlt-itd
lion commiuion charged with ing plant, using tear gas bombs Chief of the II. 8. Military Mi*through the tightlv guardetl Jpfpolicing a voluntary agreement by and machinrguns, whenw orker* sion in Grevce. diselowd today
J . It. Lylet, retirnl loeumolive fn gain ami nafkeit three (tom -. ^ l o r c T . l i a i k p n c I l t m indualiialiitt to "diilrihute their rrfused to hall presses jwinlin t that the Greek government hasI'rnglneer iwlny announced hi* tliruUKiw-MOiii^J liarnai* triuninr:
(Irctl P r p t i p c r t s
ptcghiclr fairly among all cuito- an edition covering the action Pfdeieil tO.OlMI rifle* and nee«-*-! , andidm-y fur Itie .Stnte la*gi*l«- „ itti vi ill I wnmen, rliildren. ven
sary
nmmunlliun
from
Kngjand
pin,
|„
Two,
Mil.Jerl
to
p c c lc d ^ r T o
H m o il
dors. gim tburro* and men arnc
Celery plantlngi in the Sanford- mere at rraionsblc prices."
by the chamber of deputies last to mm an augmented Greek Na
the will of th e’votcr* in tlie Mil/ r*l with every lv|M- nf gun *To
Slavla-Ovledo sector are approx
M
.
...
GAfN t .V H .LR ; Jan; H W —
night
stripping
Brasilian
Com
Otherwire. Kaiser asserted in
thmal Guanl.
; i1 p
primary rleclitm.
imately 14 percent greater than
vi*it nit three »hrine*.
Nalmtl.il l.e.»|p(el mpur .• -'
....
(!aldwclt l.nlay premunists. the largest Cotnmunid . 7"!''' co*1.' amounting to
a
statement
prepared
for
a
meety
veteran
of
the
Spaitiih
When nnned men »luptH-il u, B irr arrived c*xil> this mornirtt! «b- ■*•I •l lnrbt.*'. inatftuUonx of
last year with a 3*5 aero'Increase
•iro.wm.
Will
be
pa
lit
from
frown
|
American
War
nnd
p#*t
Ih-pnfPatty
in
the
Western
Hemisphere,
my Ai * I> companion hesitated in in Sanfdul to dike vlr|)» Jo ir b i i r l d r t m i i n g "will l*e estemiover the 2,538 acres reported ing (10 A. M. EST) of, ton steel
foreign exchange of Greek cltt- mcnt Commandrr, Mr. I.ylev ns* i-xtilain that I
an Aniyrtryu.
e.l *•- tti-ir . utmost enpaclly for
planted here Dec. 31, 1940, nc executives with Secretary of Com of all elective posts.
,"l ,Hf,UV nu1h,0 ’“ f
,
1 been rhairmmi of The Slate I .rtf. Ilt-rejofoi*- filendlv «\r»lia ■now nr^.uiyv- hi* , rcbih'l for. utn|iirr*
next, c, M l.lUMl.t
.
■cording to estimate* hy local merce Harriman, “alloeationt have
Tlje edition was being print : J
The
United
State*,
through
Its
„|,t,ve
Commitl.
A
f
The
Spani.hknow
America
a*
one
o
f
flu
lead
*1 the' Munnj|id1 Airjmil, ..tlld
|.. ii-- i t*|n--* |*r*-|..itcd for .
ihlppere.,
(<
m, t’aa* t :tal *>
the
danger
of
crushing
the
jittle
er
*
in
tl**Uniteil
Nationplnit
t**
American War Vetera** -s i n e .Total estimated VegrUhlr acre
w.v* gicclrd bid imny (mni1 deliv'ty >' * I'niveisity «f Florhi thf* »lfp or llir NnlLonnl C»tj«ru 10.m»
iliviiliLI'l'b-riJlsei
in llu- imnl in till* dowotpoll .<•( tion.
1929.
t*|,i * . ti’i’t*
ImllorltHt Klein
age- in. Seminole County la 4,381 fellows in new enterprises."
earlier
thta
wef-k
from
20,000
■
wtii-ro>-ClwGrittu
^iilul
S
.ir
o
.n
He ws* elerlnt In (ho Stain
GrnbVrii. -eiii mg Iiimine <x manThe conference was due to dis-' E ran cis A. Temple
acres, an 853 acre Increase or 23
men to 50.000 men. The army I*
I
.nllmtii-In
ifJ
heine
l*uk
**
fought
in
death
thrmlgh
tm*
I
’m. of"The iOHlitutiyh, Gablvrall
legislature in 1521 and served in
percent over the 3,072 acre* eati- cuts allocation of steel under Hie
Died Thin Morning lo he Inereaaed from 120,000 to the
regular and extra session. r-ndc * it now oddly iirureit « Ilet Sntfortl aftci |f.'i|Mirrcyr(ul tn p- j*i,| ptiV'-u nt plant* "ailcquate fo r ^ j
mate of December, 1948.
i ( untisvca on-I'aar KlaaiS
1.12,000 men and freed of Ita seHe I* a mriidH-r of the Veteran* ter |*a l>"it In *ay <>ulv 'flat ' hidt iimpinnH
Cabbage planting* also show an
Mr. Bin ••tir ■i|i, ;fri**nat program" must*
Frauds Albert Temple, 19 year rnrltv duties In order to rimrrn* of Foreign IVers, attend* the w’.i- a n u iitlan ,
! -• ptr.vi Iwl. .
*
increase. The 950 total acreage
old ,Scm|nola High School student, (rate on seeking out nml attack Methodist ('htirr)u la a Mason,
Kverywhero in the warli-it <ny (uedictrd lii.it hh Umpire •Inarl
"When tb* veterans, wbosa rehere is 346 acrea more than last
died this morning al 2:00 o'clock sng Uommuntit guerrillas.
would
lie
avrij
-Ltggei
lln'n
I
i-*t
tiw alleacl **» e««r ua»*ii
luf/i tu etfUciiUutial life rauseit
year at this time. -Five acres of
Genernt' I.ivesay told a new* nnd belong* to tin- Uriler of East
at Orange Memorial Uo»pltal
hare
year when' he.Ilirought it ht-ir tin- .........pi in-'ik etirotlmenl. have
rnmaine are listed; but none was
11 aalln.nl -» r*M* IP a tll
where he was taken yesterday
-liniO
Orlando.
H*
i
«..*
■»*!.-t*-l
alo*ir-0
.1
1
1
-*-*.
of
study,
ly. - planted at this time last year.
« M,rk- r, ‘>lru “ hr* u * r,* llvp,
iS (* n a l< ‘ B o a r d B e g i n s :
after suddenly becoming ill.
.aU - tiuuilaljuu-growth amd
; South Carolina, came to Sanford
., ,
tf
' .Mu i r l.hrintOG m*mii*-r. *r*
Joseph
I’reatOn Stevens, . 71
There is 'a trend bark to HosYoung Temple, who was em
....un it itirrenqrr-&i Ihc par- . i.
W u r c -I r ic e llu a r iiu is K eIII
e l iNi uai it m
i o inMs II V
t utim
l di v
ha* for
worked
for the
.. lors lettuee with. 23 acres planted, ear* old, and a resident of Kan* ployed part time at the J . 0. IV
f »|W. (t l •*. i t p r *.n*|
.iu - j * ul »!:< »f bi* *i nod wttrurn Xeeky TI Bo ! in
A C*D
L C0n*1lroad
2d year*
I"’
as eompsred to only three las' ord for the past 17 years died I’eimey I'ompany. would imvo
many w.v-, of pit nit Vis air r \ tr.|* i.iifl ■ edtiesHon wifi harp
WAHIUNGTON. Jan H. (,V*
season. Iceburg lettuce plantings, at his home 900 Klin Avenuo at graduated' this year fjum high IvCCOJCni/C ( s r C U k S t l l t l * I ,nr* fairing it. April. 1914. lie
lie. ltd heir, llles^tmle .-I .... will '**4* 0 V He - lo t -rod we shall,
i lives with hi* wife at .'III West Ti.p Kcmtte Banking lommitton the other hand, have declined 8:30 o'clock l*»t night following school.
\ .
, .. .
, . i Kcvo -I fb.-il.t. Unit tbs* we hsvo
rn v riiisr r . . u
>- , Tenth Krrrel. In annotinrlng, Mr. dcei.M •t**lny l<> s t a r t' braiirq- l.iuiH I <lt lehnni to .>
’ -■III
niton t ne.-*l for
............
from 58 to 32 acres, and raulj- a week's illness.
Survivors inruldc hit psirnts,
.. mure -fneititira
than
A meinlfer of tba F irst Baptist Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Temple;
I l.ylas said* he *i,,*ri for economy Monday *>« rationing and w»g*.- he raid.. TJtl* 4J Iliad will -t irl
Iln M a iM » ( s i r h « S li
Ih. tl |UT)Vif|e*l," tno
^
«
id
MviChurrh of Camilla, Ga. Mr-Hievein three . brother*, Martn C, George :,ren » o T . «
l/ l nlilt? - “ T : in Ruvernmcnf ami progressive l-rice
legistailon
r*- control
coriirol Jejtlslailun.^^
Ihuitdry. Lin. it.V .tml will run : Gc»', rtif'r ,hM
Is survived by tho widow of San M', Mid l.oui* H. Temp!#, all of L lL ^ Kr } \ , ^ Kn't r ^lP, » on,r legislation ami would enlarge on
'(.airman T»bry <R-NH» «■■- ■-* - -r~ .* I ' I ' ‘
[ . . ,.T“
i f ....... ..... ffiTRItJaf
!
recomford; three daughter*. Mrs. It. Sanford; two slaters, Alice Temple Markorn VafTa t
v**r,J,rl#' n4 '.'f ; his theories of government a* nouneei
me'iu.iu****
tor pro
,.,.*fe**ldosl schools
rneetl
tho
bearings
P9P®
a*
'V*
.
.
.
____.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.......
I,
ti**..
for;
N. Ilest of Moultrie, ( i a j Mrs- E. of Sanford and K. Usette Temple,
.1in« in .f'ongroji sliowt-*! Ittllo I le revr,dc(l th.it -fie will ''
whirii woiJd ia* jfdnllyanpportrd
A. Yancey, Starke, Kla.; Mr*. now in Frankfort, Germany,
f •,jin|ln>ird 4^? (ftKla '* ‘tt 4* I
Inclination (o grant ibwaldcnt
l/V Bmilbertt ntn'e* nnd open to
■bout
a
major
International
crisis,
|
LOUIS
SIGNS
George Msnsflsbl, Tampa; three
Funeral
arragements,
not
yet
Trubian 'tlicdo and uUrei powrt ,j
sitpb'ttt* frotn nil and be urged **
Wendy Barrie, screen nnd radiu eons, Korreel A. Stevena, San complete, will be announced later.
_H Jan.
L— _
lU,'orlV°* rr|,
YOHK
8 M W n*
higher it miat* I* of. iu*t ruction i
actress, today ws» Interviewed by- ford; J , I'. Stevens, J r „ Tempa;
resenting those " eountriea
said' ; ! (arula*
i , NEW sigfftnt
today
with
-'the
P
r.
1
?,"
•"
d
j
ir
g
c
Ihcrc-iisv
Seen
/,i
Florida insUtutloris.
Bettv Crocker In a procram heard Timothy Steven*. Sanford; four
here l>rlay.
TwanUelh Century S tirlin g Ctuli
* ri». tnrtattiui ntir schools rank
Tolo-y told ir|H*tlrl! Il.o ruinUn-ellv over Klation WHOO, Or grandchildren, Ruia West, Moul
These informants, who said to defend hi* heavyweight title
In TelUphonu Usi* *., !.’ weii *" the country l a . of
h
lando. and told of the beneflta trie; Al YaUcey, Starke; Steve
that the ultimate objective of the ugafnst Jersey Joe Wslrutt or mlllro voted l« complete tin
tittle jn in fo ri, be ilerlaieii., **Wa
conferred upon hor .by traffic Yancey. Starke; and George Mans
CommtAiliU' was to capture Ath any other opponent mutually hrarinir '■» rapidly as posaild*aV itllliklNfi* t**» I'AK*1
Telephone jritibillatlbns lit Memnoliremen in' rro*»ing crowded field. Tamps,
ens itself, predicted that recogni agreeatde to the rljarnnlon amt wilti gov.rnmcni witnrrsc* testi
New York thoroughfare* due to
lii.de .Bounty ar* now .Imtbtn lb*fying
'Oral.
.*
*.
_
,
Also two sisters, Mrs, It. W.
tion
of
the
Vafiadcs
regime
was
promoter "alioul June 23" a t a
Raymond M. Hall, Sanford
the Deputy 8t*ertff*s l»adiro pre King and Mist l.iia .Steven*, both
Mild W eath er Is Seen
The S-outor said initinl t*■'-'.(• numMv in use in UHL ft
at moat a iiueatlon of months.
*lte to be determined later.
*evea|c*| today by K, V. Tiitner,
canted to her by Sheriff l*. A, o l Hanford; three brothsrs, M. D. realtor, was recently named as a
m«ny wdl deal with btlla-by:
member
of
the
1948
Budget
and
manamgr*
**f
tin
local
fhmthern
In M ost T arts Of II.S.
Mero of Seminole County.
1. Senator narktry (D-Kyl t*>
Stevens, A. B. Stevens and J . I.
Kinanre Committed of the Florida
The badge referred to 1* one Stavrn*. all of Sanford..
Brunt the ruftninixtration aland-by Bell Tefepiionn ■rxriiange.
Today
I
It*-.
.*
ni«*
t#I*.
C
ralL
it*
Aa~»U.U,.'.
e
l
Ha
meal
loaned her tr» the Sheriff** office
liy a HMMTATBH PittarA
i
Funeral service* will ba eouauthority to lm|K»ao wage and
until the one with her name on ducted at 3:30 P, M, Friday a t ing In Orlando,
Conitrarettvelv mild weather
price Font rids ax requested by Mr. phone* In the /county ax eomparThe committee, with Jay L.
ed
with
l.lHd*
in
1911,
he
uabf.
it arrives from the manufacturer, Erickson Funeral Home with tha
wn* g'-peral Ihunighout most of
Truman in his tn-polnl anti-in
said Sheriff Jdem this morning. Itev. W. P, Brooks, Jr , officiat Ilearin of Tampa as chairman,
During the; |ta**l year 2H‘J new rbo country today, with the “Ja n
flation
program.
5
.
was
named
by
Walter
8.
Hardin
telephories
vAvr
loxtallcal
I
h
*
*sid.Sanford was mentioned twice ing, Interment will be In Ever*
2. Senator Taylor (D-ldaho) to In Jaminry!Vl9(7. there Were 2,- uary thaw” t*< continue In most
By HOWARD W. BLAKK8 LKH |
of Bradenton, president of the
during the Interview by Wendy green Cemetery.
|
restore i*rlc« eontrol# and ralioo- 1*41 tntephilnts. Tills represents part* of .the Midwest.
Assoelston, Mr. Itan tln -jn .a talk
Barrie, who told of her early lire
Aaaoeialrd Prre* Heienee Fdltor
ing at Ike discretion nf a director an ■ 11 peyrldt iftrn-nse in one .,T’em:'-pr*lur-*« were ahpvr Gee*
to the realtors, predicted that
.In China, of how In England,
the from Indians and Illinois
CLEVELAND J«n. 8 (/TV So cod Jjver oil, or iqhstiljtles, ere of pri<;e and, ddlocatiun. Tills. yaah. **
realtors of the stata will harr a
-A k w M e r Korda, direr ton apled
Ill.OOD DONORS NKEDBD
mekaure nDo'pro(ruT^* n.r u t.jn -‘,' v Th'i( ^'roVutnyr of itirresM- northeastward into Montana vte*
heeded
for
h*hfe»
getling1i
»irjlr-ihot
aye#r‘trr'*fni?rTexhthi[ed
to
sstlifsctory
rolume
of
ahustnes*
her in h restaurant and ehoje her
teritrt" nnd reartjnt a high of. 63
An appeal waa mada thla morn
nf p r lr ^ at in** WCjI1](| ^ highfr, ho Mid. wim* it in Ranld City, 8. D.; 52 in Omaha Ifor a screen rola In "Henry the ing for Wood donora for Mrs. In 1948, Mr. Ball declared. •
the American hfedkal Aisocietion here by Henry J, Gerstenherger of porar?
hlgtert Ictcla -Of- lari NoTsmbsr^ rtnt-Tnr
*
’ that
...................
|g
Mr, faatl also called attentlan
Eighth". « t her later movie career A. L. Bsrlneau, Sanford resfdant,
thrTa^t
installation
fit in De* Moines, Ia. The 71
3. Senator Capehart (R-Indl In equipment has not arrived to take and
af recordings tho has made who is in k serious condition in to a Jretement by Mr. Hardin the Behie* and Children Hospital, Cleveland.
in Dodge Citv. Kans.. was only !
"freexe"
prieea
of
all
romm<xtili<'
■
When
a
beby
is
eight
days
old,
he
is
given
a
single,
needle
in
that
Florida
could
profit
by
the
rare
of
225
applications..
for i
« ■
one degree below tha high In
tha Oranga Memorial Hoipiut In
—aJ*
Tdu position* havn hern n<!ilcd Miami, Fla.
Orlando. Donors ars a«k«i to example of California In encourag jection in the abdomen of vitamin D-3. This is .the same form of the at the levels yrhiri; prevailed (a«t
ing
forma
ton
of
small
busipexae*,
D«eemts,r
Hi
pending
study
nf
to
the*
switchboar.1,
abd
one
ts
A 21-hour snowfall added from
eonUet Mr*. Hath Woodruff,
vitamin that is produced naturally in children** bodies by sunshine.
pilfer mcthmls of eontrdlling in tiw toll awitelt board in order to otto to three inches ofsnnw In tha“ :
telephone 1098-W or tha Rav. such as those around Los Angeles,
The ahot la repeated once ar
which
enable
retired’
persons
to
Increase
servire
facilities,
and
flation.
New England states and sections j
LAKELAND, Jan. 8. M V - The W. P. Brooks, Jr „ by Ulapboalng
supplement their Income. Many vear. For five year* now it has It Is far under the smallest doses
these are scheduled to la* com Af eastern New York State.
Federal* " l l B i ^ a T W a r n l n g 712 as soon as possible.
Inquiries' are recefYad in Florida kept babies In perfect condition o f vitamin D that sometimes
pleted
am!
put
into'operation
by
Fnuw still frit in northern sec
TURNER HALL BURNM
Sara lea
by realtors, Mr. Hardin said, so far aa their needs for phos- causes parts o f a child's body to
INFLATION
CINCINNATI Jan. 8 f/lh— A sMar. I, he said, Thia addltlnmil tions of New England and rein
Florida
Dhorus and vitamin D are con calcify, that is to turn to stone.
»tn
persons
In
the
north
who
switchboard
equipment
will
rnxhle
FRANKLIN, P a . Jan. i , (M ycontinued in ths fl1wxl.slrkk«fe|
raging fire that shot flame* hun
and w in u r with no
re *5,000 to 910/000 saved, but cerned, '
This slonv condition, with desth dred* of feet Into the air gulled the rent rat of lire to take care of jnwland-seetions of Oregon,Wash
*y.
- City councilman started tcrftUhlrif
Tha vitamin shot prevents ric
feel
that
I
hay
do
not
have
suf
all
telephones
for
which
applica
an occasional aftermath, is the upper stories of historic
on looking ov*r tba
ington and bliho.
*
,;
their heads onJnokl:
ficient money to come to Uhls kets. It also has other benefits.
rn In one of the exhibits of Turner Hall, on tha edge of up tion has been made.
. Coldust -.tem perature’ qn the
o l Polk# CWrf F. M. l W 4 and sbsolutely retire.
.11
D r..* GersUnberger said that
present mid-winter meeting. town Cincinnati, earlv todaV. '
earlv morning weither map wm*
onf the figures were::
r
mothers report these Infants
- " t w o DAY TWINS
. Gerstenberggr said that moth5 aiorve at International Falla*
The fivd-stor*, hrclk and frame
Automobiles stolen, U ; IUseem to be particularly happy
Cbl<
NEEDMORE,
W.
Va.,
Jan.
8,
i milk does not contain this building, once used as a drill post
Minn.
royurfu^ilw V
'
The
Seminole County Board of and active.
(A
V
Twin
tmys
were
born
two
."Bicycles atolao, t t f Reeovared, Realtors, d t which Edwsrd F. ■ . I t may be, he'added, that emo D> vitamin and that breast feed- for tha A m y of, the Republic,
days
apart
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cur
fa rm * b u r e a u m ec t
11a"? .V
_
•
, fn winter, where a baby can* now houses the Turners Athletic
Los Angela*
Lane le presldsnt, will meet Fri tional stability is better because
The Seminole County Farm
; g et a lot of sunshine. Is no Auoclstion bowling alleys and tis Parker.
But then HhelieJ explained the day afternoon a t 4:80 o'clock at o f;title form af vitamin treatNew York
gymnasium. A U. B. postal sub ‘ The first bey put id |ls apiwar- Bureau will hold a suprer mest-l
|Aaction. Cow'S’ milk does not
“aupar-recoveriaa" ware a hold- Die City Ball. All realtors and metlL
A
sne* Sunday, tha second arrived ing at 7:00 o'clock, Friday areaovpr from Deeambar, 1948, a feat estate salesmen here * ars
The emoupt of vitamin given contain the vitamin either, but station occupies the first floor.
The top throe floors were gut- Tusadar. They were- even delivered Ing at tha Future Farmers build*:
bookkeeping practice followed by urged by R. M. Ball, secretary, In the annual ahot le less than fn many places now tha vitamin
by different doctors.
Irtg at Semlnols High School
ted. firemen said.
that usually taken In other forma. la added ta .milk.
his department.
ta attend.
- i _ *
' '
Kaiser Demands Brazilian Police
OpenHearings On Fight Reds After
Congress Action
Steel Rationing
V
Piigrims-Visit- Uoly.City . At^X.
Own Peril In Jeru^em -it Sieire"
Barr Arrives To
Make Plans For
School
Greek Army Orders
Rif^A m m unitioin
les Announces
For G u erilla Fight |His Candidacy For
Celery Planting I
[n creased ltfercen t
InLocalFarmAreaB
State I/Cfinslature
i
Joseph I*. Stevens' 71, Died Laxt Night
:
ls’ "1" ;
Caldwell Predicts
.S ta le ’s Colleges
Capacity Extended
..
Wendy. Interviewed
By Betty Crocker
}
Ball I Appointed
To Rcaltora* (iroup
New Vitamin D-3 Shot Eliminates
. Need O f Cod Liver Oil, Substitutes
THE WEATHER
.S’rSs'r.::
£
a
>-vr>;
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!
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M l
fcs
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T H E S A N F O R H a iE R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Do? Deaths Mfl
Universal Military Training Goes
Into Second Y ear Of Experiments Due To Encepi
Hy MALCOLM 'PATTERSON
'F O R T KNOX. Ky. Jan. fl (/P>-^Tlie.United Stales* first experhre.1t in ,tr»|toicd |ieacethnc Universal Military Training alarted Hi
aecmd year today:
I. A ix l.lically hot ruhject at home in the eapreaaed view* of many
observer* si»J |raden.
vening today, in the pronounced opinion of tome leaders, bound to
have a powerful Influence upon#
this nation’s enurin' in world
affairs.
*
I cu n
u r ite r
uw
' 3. And with snnuT of it* inno
vations, lx-gun ti year ago at this wartima coj imandar of the Eighth
huge military poat upon
Amiured
ia—mure time..to - treat soldiers
"They respond
extended throughout the entire
ground forces' training.
Moral and spiritual training
A year ago today, Brig. Gen
eral John M. Devine, an Arm) goes with physical and mental
training__ he said. C itiun*' ad
coming the first of <WH teen visory commIUeei, “be ‘reported,
agers, volunteering for th e-Reg. have bet'ii Inaugurated at AGF
renters, lieing puttenwl
fciar Army and the first taste training
upon the- committee formed <st
of what UMT In peacetime would nearby l/mlsvllle when the UMT
be like.unit atarted.
Today, the slight, quick-talking
A group of mlnlatera, with1 from Providence, R. I., out -saying whether UMT should
own words, has finished or should not be adopted, re
ported after a survey that if it
rey of cailre- becomes law It should be pattern
ed upon the - experiment here.
Devine's succsssor is
Uric.
wnt of the treble**
The AVMA Mid that although
the symptoms of enerphnlltl* and
many dog deaths attributed to dia diatemper are similar, the disrsw*
temper may already hare resulted i * f * f F
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from encephalitlea, the'American ; " “ .................
Veterinary Medical Aaaociatiop I methods of treatment.
said yesterday.
t Anti-enreydudltis serum la «fThe association said tha sick* j
eventlon by vatjrlna
neaa, a ylnta disease affecting tha
fn the axperlmental
brain and nervous system, U
“much tmny- prevgwfr thin wa
have heretofore realised."
Declaring that encephalitis has
T'gypt hga an average of about
stricken more than fi.000 dogs In
air an sera of arable land per
St, Cloud, Minn., in i w l a s t yagf*
association and It had act-up
cannot he cultivated,
n p lii'
FOE-GOOD-E,
V'UET'THESE
OUTSTANDI* a VALUES IN FAMOUS QUALITY
I i Si j ■, ( ' M.-t J •’> i kiii
BEANS!
.training
period.
The second
group of about WO completed
the course Dec. 20. Two com
panies of the third group are
BEANS!
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Margaret Ann Quality Heavy
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H EA PS
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Genuine Spring Lamb
A Grade
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Corn
harden Fresh Frtiiin & VtgtliblM
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BACON lb.
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IN OUR SELjFSERVICE C A S E :
12 oz. Pkg: Cottage Cheese each 10c
Mb. Bags or Cartons,
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SHOULDERS Jb.
SID ES WITH SP A R E R IB S
W ' ™rt+**
but provide, a huge “ reserve.
* President' Truman's Committee
FOR FOUR | i U DESSERT RECIPES
H o rn ? C o n tr o lle d
BEANS!
mohe
Just heat them and they're ready
Jo serve • Roeten Hlyle ■ Vefcetarlac or tr|fh Pork gad Tomato
been In chai_ of the Fourth
Army’s -operations and training,
stationed at Port Ham Houston,
Texas.
Devine said officer* here "are
net trying to sell" the Idea of
UMT, but "are trying to show
what U would be like." It would
Dr. Karl T. -Compton, recom
mended six months' basic army
bas eharge of opcraUons and jnjtriKU°n Mlowed by sJg^mgPlb
YWninif.
of optional training In various
Some of tha things tried hen* branches. .
Initially, he said, have been While Mr. Truman ha* spoken
adopted by AGF. Other*'will b-t out for UMT, Hie Issue has cut
axtendfd through the AGF. Forparty*lines, wllh various leader*
Instance: A curb on swearing— favoring It while others oppose
for which legendary sergeant*
~
have been notorious, General Jnbefore
cob Dryers, AGF. uhiuf, has diklLg& culTStiU
This'K lllustrat 'e, Devine aald candidacy as an1 Independent,
Devine said the purpose' of
in an interview, f tbe changed
„ In the UMT UMT ii) this atomic ago Is not
attitude adopted
latlonahlp between to provide epeclallsts—.terming
tfhit on the
Instructors and stu< ’ it soldiers. the six months ptriod too short
the former now leading the lat for that—hut to turn out'"w sl*
ter; inawau
instead of
driving them.
tri>
*u uriTing
grounded privates, the kind you
-AGF training centers, bf re; can-make specialists out o f latported, have adopted tha tralneeV
..The general declared " W t think.
it antra,«
Wa have devised a fine course
In cllltenshlp'
Ing their own members' ml Americans, teaching them how
to live with one another In close
proximity. Ua added the stress is
“Where Customers Send Their Friends'
TENDER COOKED
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riMryT*- dltm y ' their
special research project to seek a
method of controlling live out
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Dygiene Project
Difficulties Told Of Gathering
with tho -ujuldieh’.v home it,oid «
In order to give th* tenchor*
Is Demonstrated ‘ helpful
Documents For The Freedom Train
iiifur inn I ion about the
1.children."
F o r New York Citv -\1* Adti-rhlum' fimla: "Every
B r SADI, PKTT
A I* Ncwnfeatiirm
NEW YORK—Erank Monag
han had a train to make. lie had
to make if with a lot of baggage,
lie made it, hut ■l mint Mew a
fu*o enroute,
Thf train wan the Freedom
Train How Ta n lf-myrith* RfWHff
the nation. The baggage Vvaa
document* repiciagiting about TOO
year* of man'* atrugxle fot- democrary.
,
ni J E W AJEEGiV •
AP Vew*fe«ture. Writer
NEW YORK— A modem men
tal nyriCrtc protect ■* t*-ing do
mo rut rated bv tho National G«mof Meats! -Jilygii
nth- Clly's Ketrif1of rdiiriv
:
T V flr-t proving groutnl !«
Piddle School 11 In a lenotnenl
jd lftrlct. It I* onu of four alt|day neighborhood *chovIv with nn
, enriched eurtictrlum and an auil
•mentod Maff for. nficr-cla** arti
Or. Monaghan wan rhleTly tgs-
pomible
for
getting
the
12S
nrieelry- document* t o g e t her.
Historian and former .Yale priv
fra*or; -tn» "wr n t -to■vrufh- f m- t hr
train'* *t>on*or. the American
Heritage Foundation, late last
July. At first It w ii planned to
tarry facsimile* of fnriimi* manuscript* on the il.OOO-tulle jour*
■nttrorttPT iisti^wmw ejtttr“mm-
nufactarera
have much
lore left# inTwiMf*
i jurned MP
pi row n, u iim; ail- naaibUY *!'■
tcndtfnr* molds will be broket,
next year.
, *■
Intjulriec resatding llu- Hanfind Lie pirn School iuivc len t
received from nil (a r li of II ••
world, noil one recently eame ft.mil
Dublin. It eland, laid Al>. Ratr.
htanl Srcm-y, Chlr.icii Cub mil ■
tlarvi, Ely, Minn.; Mr*.
Fryer, Sanford; Mr*.
Uetrap. Sanford; Mr*,
togere. Grand Rapidj>,
hn M, l.oid, Tampa;
rjamin Lord. Stoning- er* (R-Vt> In
•J. An nplwal
t.j Raynumd Edward
ford; Frank laml. Mys- tu make mii
: Jerry W, Lord, San- duction in furl
vV A k
K f t * r i’J S l N E S S /
Jly A d v e rtisin g In
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V v Xs
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tin* oil fndualry
hv Senator' Ftiind"utipreeialde" re
oil price* n* one
jn l of the school. Tho Ar
*1-1IIittig tineir men from
Mcl'henio,, to take .iiwtr
he ri'vrnh*il. ,
only once a year
ThwtyitHvjpwdgggr--m'»-m'tt>iHu»'
(abova), 31, ba» b*eo mdcred to p*>xho)iigical counsellor »itta out
taka over command bf the U. H< ! Ur * poten'ial prutilem pupil* in
Mediterranean U m I durini lha ( the first three month* they bio
Jir*t week in February. Sbynnan, i in the school. Mr*- Adlerbtum’s
coirixtivn* l*t-gln thdaf
who ts Deputy Chief of Naval Op“Those who ate ihy. ovrragoat** tis, will relievo \'lcg-Admtr.d
grcivive. foreign tsnp. or in Wine
1 tl tjierl.
. tiuterrmtlomtl)
other wav dlffefent are* taken out
of the da** |te‘niid{ra||v for sivctal play, it la found that play
I* to point out the likenes* of
rhtldrrn, lather than the differin ccs among them.
lie* motive Ja to give children a
gnol start in t-chied Ig-fuie they
g u ru what's happening at.d eaten
on to thr devious devirs-v of juve
nile delinuucncv.
Three and a half" years hove
tux'ii spent up the pmitxi and the
Mount of Education ha* ilix-ulrd
to add to tin* staff n regular
ti iirh-t foi . thin work.
Guidance Experts
Help Godfathers?
Sii-mir u.ed in mtaleiii stenm
ixint|ilr\ion*Ij'y.tM
NOW $1
NOV/ ONLY
Hondy family cailcin cf tlx tl.0 0 bottles, 13.00
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ORDER T0DAYI riee;e lend me tho fot'owintj
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Tuny Wind noil WrolilCf loiion
yeti.il*i tl •
are fathci*.
Take a family with four child
ren, for example. They all have
the same father- unles* mumai
took a trip to Reno along the
way- l.ul each has n diffferiml
godfather, fuitr In all,
A’lioM ‘ think tlint with. Htc
adult population simply crawl
ing - w itlr ' godfathers ibmeone
would write a l*«*k for them. Hut (I hi* I* “rnld weslher!" Take
every Sensible precaution naalnvl
no! Their duties, privilege* and
[infection und ahoold >uu feel a
tcjpunslbilitli** ore usually ki**iuM “coming on." grt after h
ed nff vaguely by . the proud
loiiitrdialrlr w[lh tried ami prutfother in this tngntter;
•
rit coM reliefs. Prompt irealmmt
“A’ou’rc
little Junior'* god
(rrqnrlitl) lessens the -eierify
father. I .know that If anyt)\jng
happens tii m* you'll watch over
and duration of- a cold. Ho sine),
him until ho can aland on hi* own
your medicine rhest now with
feet."
health guard* for "culd diy*"
Outside of that pleasant pro*,
and you'll have them handy when
port, the god father ha# no
ynu nerd them most — at the
nmrV work U* dotthun a stand-in
first warning snceir or sniffle.
for' u cigar store wooden lrtdl*n.
Home time ago a friend an
doctor w
nounced he wanted me to la*
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Pota and pan* get clean much quicker because Vcl
cu t* greaiM* foster, more completely than soap. 1-cavc*
no dinhpnn ring to ttcrttb o u t! Vcl eleonn dlnhe* clconcr
thnn noap nnd aavea up lo half your dishwnahlng Umo!
There 1* nothing else like Vcl on tho m arket!
Milder to Handsthan
any product madeior
dishes and fine fabrics!
Doans P1|1h .... 47c
73e Fitch
Hamilton ticma
dUhc* with this great new Colgntc-Pnlmollvo.
Poet audi—then Juat rlnac—and even glnaaware
gleuniH without wiping! Vel leave* no soap acum or
nlrenky film to pollnh nwny.
TSe Oleum
72 for $2J»'J
144 for $4.79
had stipulated I
could not leave
Monaghan said
e*Uwa« the acre]
T0U CIIT0N DRUG CO
33o
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w"!
accept them only if relayed
through a third peraon. •
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At the age of fourteen month*
h* haa only one word of greet
ing for M«:
. “ tight"
I* that any way for a well
brought up hahy to aay hello to
hia godfather? I gel along fa
mously .with everr other kid tn
75c
U s tc r in e .... ti'lc
you want
Tunny
Wind & Weather
.“flea, th e n ice man. Tarry. Ha’a
your godfather. J f anything hap
pen* to daddy, the nice mart wilt
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. a .1 llw.uiivTi
Kglffv **
rend syou
through, a-dl
college."
The infant took one look at me
and let out a yell aa If I had
scalped him.
He wept and
■creamed and got red In (he face,
and ev#rtime I even • glanced
hi* way he broke out (n wild
call* of Urrar.
That was a year ago. Every
month or v I drop by to rlait
him. The same thing happens
•very time. He see* "that nire
man" and immediately erupts In
a wailing Nlagarp of tear*. If I
K t.il
( ’rpitmulsltm l.u s
KLEENEX
8BOXES $1.29
the parchment scroll In the Pennsylnuih Historical Hockly, which
waa happy, to land ftl*. •
- Mwiwrier
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l of| the
tb*
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week, yr well him* to move,*
*lie tell* her playmate*. When
thts in challenged, »he ti'*crl»,
'Mv mother ought to know, and
i>hr alwmt say so.' It hang* a* a
threat in he.'mind."
lb i (den t»; "In play, the nai.iral Idiom of .dl children, *
child Mruntar.vouiiy jju feiiii hi*
abiffflo*., ambit tun*, fear, feelltigo
ptioul hi* (fliudy, ami aorial aitl*
officer of the Anny-Nady r« l- aumci*.
rolcum Hoard, estimated
that! Voce), appearing as n witnere
Greece it receiving under her U. - I * fore lit* Senate Small Husmess
S. »»i«l program 7,WH» litrrrli of Committee, aaid tin* 7,000 liar-,
petroleum aday from American it da j , « part of Amrrirn\ overall
7GTON /an. H l/ ttmilitary miner*—alrout >< I ■<1 military "renufrenit'nts of *12,000
. Isirre!* a ««>"• Thla Include* oil
lay “the small-buslm-** of her requirement a.
iliUV concern over the.’ product* of all klmU-for all the
reive in getting a prior- . Capitol
,
.
.
. set vice* ami for civilian use in
.he nmnll huninenn man nie) oil shortage In « Id.-spread
a " in obtaining petidnet*.
Some of the mo»t ilaiigvrou*
4 made thin ntatrment
typo* nf goilrtr do not develop vis
G, II. Vogel, executive
ible swelling* in the neck.____
(Im-rtor, ill which “many funny
«M» cumrwnta were utaih* wM.oi
SMHfefU.''
\- dining lust year, rm du*-i«
wib I... livid Sunday* *| i Im< i)<Vipir,. -eln .il. said Mi.* Uan,. <h
nrtki (l.n! Imitiei** m.-vv nttrtin
The Frlu,ni’* psyrhnloeieal |no them fi l l llti-y'ie doing what chjlteli ami Sunday leitoel. Jig ulyo
rani e d it* only fnim Mmler- other innrnu do. They need ic- *«iil th.it lie evtwcteil mom pie*
a«<uranee: nreil n few iwiinlert." toHal publicity in Life niMga-
About half the -paper* »m - to
come from the Library of Congrew and the National Archive*,
and that was romparativrly easy.
With the case ’
r»s-amine they did
familm* coma
dramatic play.
hmi<*v and rhe
’paying lent.’
tin* rent* l'n
or i*'igj:Tow?
The mcriiid hygiene protect,
under the rfim-lion of Mm. EvpIvn Adlerhlum. i* a iifdnue c*
ncrimrnt to find prnetirat iiiomii*
"A" Voimgflei; will Mow off
of preventing p*yehotogir«l III*. eiiudi.imd stceni on a doll, will
^Gct at the n n-on behind a U'ii'»l—»hr—ilrmtm* ■nf—hr*—hometHUMjn * lic|iavnu— and vpu ear when he play* with miniature
change the liehavlnr,** t* (ho profundtuir. will *how tils love of
potter and ihrngth. with a toy
“Our five rear tltd. Ihe dltvc* aeniplaitP."
tor say*, “show u* stnriv* of
Mi *. Adterhlum'* pt- e r e n tInn
lhi-m*clve.' at jda.v. We‘ have
l» u two way itretch tieonly to look carefully to find tvMini,
the youngrter amt hi*
meaning In It. Play t* tho mirror tween
id a young child* life. In it he homo. She give> parent* .wn out
they mil fiir.votifultatiun and
*)iow* ilie world the *to*y of him- let.
the rouaellOf .mi) 3. “ We moke
arigiual* wherever puuible.
The train wa* acheduled to
start from Philadelphia Sept. 17.
Manufacture!* muiled two week*
to make the sprclgl lucile rase*
to protect the document*. That
left /fir. Monaghan nad hi* coworker* le*» than ft month -to get
*tale historical e6cl«tic* and variOU* pfivale group* and individ
ual*. Thl* frequently wasn’t easy,
Ur. Munughuu had known about
red tape. During tho war, lie wo*
■an air force' colonel who. headed
a secret project -to ailalyxe th*
possibility of Germany licing
kituckrd out hv alr-artion alone
(the answer was nob" Now, he
ha* a book out — "‘Heritage of
Freedom," which tell* the history
ami - significance- o{ .irnch . docu
ment almard the train. Rut as to
their most 'hwent ' history, he
eovss
“It kept mo awake night*. l*ut
thank God not a single Hem wa*
mislaid, damaged or lost. W« got
mo*t of what we were after. No
ono turned u* down flatly. Where
we fallen or had difficulty It wa*
due to a combination of clrcuhistanrea. and the. circumstances
ufUiti-were ban owing."
One of thu*e “contblnations"
meant that a certain fanuiu* col
onial diKument U not on the train
now. The" paper wa* in the local
slate archive*, which was willing
to lend it, hut state law prohihit«r*i Its temovil from the state.
After much arranging, thr
Mate legislature pasted n special
law- permitting the* document'*
-removal*-—J.H I M __
e*»Mr<*vned
wa* all ready to let U go. inulud.
ilig the governor. Then the bill
went to hint for hia signature, lie
vetoed it by mistake. Thure wasn’t
enough time left . to atait the
whole thing over again.
The original ifbinetcripl of
WiKidrdjr Wilson’* firtt inaugur
al mddre** involved a rlasnlc sna
fu. The document came from
Princeton Gnivcrtlty and made
the -Freedom Train unly kwo
hnui* twfore it left Washington
for Philadelphia, where, the grand
tour began officially.
Meanwhile, on aide happened
to hear Dr. Monaghan say he
would prefer to have the original
Covrnanl of the l.i-ugiii' uf Nnlion* a* an example of Wil*on’a
work. Thl* Involved permission
from the Library of Congress
and the widow of the World War
I president.
While these arrangements were
M ug made, the aide, -without
telling ony!*ody. went ahead and
removed the Wilson inaugural.
The train left Philadelphia without- it and traveled four daya
T:
with an empty caac.
“Thu .ainptj raw*,", aay* Dr.
} • Monaghan, "attracted mpr« atw)
trillion than the Declaration of
Independence. There wa* lot* of
.J . hoi anovulation over our. motive*
in leaving Wilson out- But we
finally gut the Covenant draft
in."
Gptting Alexander Hamilton's
own volume of Ida "Federalist”
papers aboard the train Involved
a long odyssey of telephoning
and waning hope. After a dnten
rails, Monaghan fotntd the secret
ary of the man whfi now own*
tho paper*. The secretary said
permlitlon from both him and hi*
wife would be needed.
The wife, it developed after
more calls, was vacationing In the
Adirondack*. Dr. M i f l i f h t n
phoned her for three days. On
the fourth, they' made contact
and permission wa* grmntad.
And where was the husband?
lures vacation!ni
didn’t reach him; Four day* Inter
ho auddenly turned up In New
York, and that'* how the “FedS i l l i H a S r i t the train Juat In
tiint>.
"t .
5*/"
’ ’
Auothar Hamilton,, name -of
Andrew, didn't make U- though.
He waa the man' who defended
Folcr Zcngcr in the famous free
dom of the preaa eastt of 171A,
for which Nrw York City preatnted him with a scroll and a
gold anuff box. Dr. Monaghan
wanted th* acred!; he wa*n't p*rUcularly InterealreT
*'**
.,.3. I --- SSL--10 tho agnff
day pressure-' of
through n adity In
Alice litf* to -uLiv
la eoucvrncd n'uut
’When do wu pay
we pav it today
Harr School
i r tifi u*4
ri>4f o m i
llioitlv (nr St- b i iil t W g -i*»
cniitei kith gutrtitmrnl offionl*
in ic;.nd to G. i. Bill ol Rijjht*
pint Plum for inemhfi i.
Umpire Harr nteb-d that tin
Nab.-tul
had, enjnycd t
*»•> “ikwrtful at*ton kith til.IMIOjUOO paid udmuilur.j Mid ho
r "Says Greeks
ettinjr Priority
Actual skin testa mode by nn
independent laboratory —
name furnished on request—
prove Vel milder to hands
than any other leading prod*
uct made fo t washing dishes
and line fabrics!
e*lg*N h*n*S*a Nat Pa.
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THUKgDAV, JAN,
RALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA__
' - W.
WHS
a s j a ^ g ^
a>*e*r ,i t|tai>ina ■
2 Favorite Dogs
Of Last Year Are
Making *48 Debut
^|||
la lV P fl
,
whitli bald M t.
.
In
U 1 V C 1 I A ll
. i B B B tx aw t v
f« n» throughout the nation w e ifjb v hia office. Mr. ^Vavar '«*Unn-elvinz* monthly benefit, a t an - mated that monthly _ old-aith and
average montldv rate of J38.- j auHrlvvfa fnmraiWo U-nefltn paid
I1HMMM). -This comparpa with I , ; ' a t the eri'l of 1M 7 anwunwd W
r! ! ^ .
H lR tn rV
(H2.WM Iwnef u-iartce and an n v ei-. ItlOiOU, an Increase of about M
akf** BtoniWy «»■ of **t,(W f.l»0iber cent over the amount in fo r «
jjni,
at fhe end nf lltli*
*
end of 1017. »ome 1.975,000 per- . }{rporting „n the area u r n d '- t l l K *
thu etui -o f
I.'t's
Tw o
The dojra ron-
nine one-two were !-on* wood
Bey ami Fermoy*« Image. Post
Unte for the flrat 'event tonight
haa heen announced at B I*. M.
T O t l li li r a f.tT H IM
Wire lla r.-lm a tli)
IW Twid.r. Itohill lleirli, liahtad, Urllllaal M.inorf, Half
rturMe, M»r> X , l|n>k* lo in ,
Port.
•
*»»«*<( i<M'-r>ianir
ruekwttl, Paarr'a llitir, Itall
•t>p. l.u-kr Nthl*. tlurat Itfvn.
tlutljf fall, Nile flurkH, Knp|»rr
DM.
br
Tblra Hare-0/14 mtU
north** It,, |/-dy |’«rtoniv. I*r'»
fltfl. Hwlnu Hitter, Kla« lltlldc.
ClA* a-GWUrll*. Ilatk Thoujrhu
Peimov't P e h « ._ *
. - ■ |'WLr«b . Hare-KataM*
HAIWY
HAMILTON
* DOUG
■tU>IN
PT Iffekrr, nay lisle, ('han't Inbrt. At) A putter. I’l*enn
JCfsdwstl
fifth H m -l/ ll wile
polite X, I'rfKy (tipple,
- IIANS
1 ILL
JULIAN
SILL
TAXNZLU
ATKINSON
MILLS*
WELCH
UNIVEB'” ’f^ - O r FLOIllDA l.BTTKRMFH
Klitk llare..via Vile
’ Cbanre* It, f a i r CIo, Halit
Sprav. ru.le, Ju« dlfra.. tlrp-r
Poll, I'lnplinni, Tree i\ I’af;,
•evealk, tl*—--l'a'yn(,
/lnbtrt Part. Hen K tm tnl •. i*np
Sports Roundup'
Miftalr’a love, f i r , Now, All Toon.
Klpklfc Hfcee-O'ia Vile
NKW YORK Jan. H WF>—The
Luslm^a-of liwying and oelling the
Detroit Lion* seem* to have roolrd o ff n bit Since the Hyndlcate
that wa* trying to make the pur
chase offered Freddie Mandel
just alwiut half what be paid for
the franchise . . . hut If they try
to use thr pussllijlity of taking
llrlggv Rfndlum away from the
Linn* a* a threat, Mandel likely
won’t go for It . . . He had a deal
on fjre alwiut five vrar* ago to
enlarge the U. of Detroit Rtadiuni to 40,000 capacity and move
In there on a long-term lease and
thr university probably would lie
nullo interested In renewing
those negotiation*
. The re*.
«on the Conches Football Rulca
Committee voted n slight rhan.
Jn the" free *uballluti<in ruie *fn
the case players Injured after a
team had used up ita time outa
was. of course, that a lot of the
roaches wi re (heating a hit wiih
faked Inlurles . . . And that
prompted R cvnirol baseball.epoch
In remark. "Well, aren’t all rules
made to lie broken T*'
Nerimt* Biialtiesa
While a rnnli of fooiltnlJ men,
and others, were waxing ronvlvlnl at one of yesterday’* social
events. Hob Woodruff, Baylor
roach, looked them over and
drawled: "Lopk
nil those fooU
l^ipk at all
ball roaehea
aches there, laughing
OvTie!lil'ft Itl i e nll,'" Lu/u * Snort- T
itiir.ny'a M*Mer, Hunr.lv. IM i'l l’*k
Nlatk Hare * I* UK.
Mr Netar Call, llapiir l.-sli.
Half Ijsbrt, Jn )'i <l>l ThuaOrr
Anrut. Jainn (tray, fior llni, r.'u,
CM Kay.
7
Tear* IlM t-l'aiaHn
tvi|lull** mtt tiut/io... Ju.i rial*.'
- Pise Hotnak. Ilrnther II, sue.-Ml
It.’* -tJilr. Hcaiierflre, tvidioui A
im#ht.
8FOT FOOD CARGO
^BOSTON Jan. H bD — The
, “Yankee Friend Shin." loaded
..k
with a 400-ton *1.600,000 cargo
3 . ■ ,'
*88 clothing, wa* enroutr
'■ .
.
8«>tlaml today to bring aid to
1 1 E “PPnple facing a winter of prlf£t f T d t l o n and suffering."
1
K 'n -
‘ The cargo wa* rontrliiuted by
Of whlfh
New Zealand
a* l«
a
- - , j . tttm People*l,,‘
UMwl to
' .
?*•"
lampi,
I* now toused
■
feature
of
frlend»hlp
the largepeot.V
Tlie glycerine
Boston
« » 8eollanil.
k“
*nd
for
munition*.
,
chamber
of Commerce sponinred
. - - < »ha drpJecL
modern steam turbine,,
r
VKd at temperalnif*
twjal ° those which would moke
, -Iron glow vdull red.
*
shaking hg
Dy Alley
Mam
halfhafk
n ..........
1)ie go")( dang.lest fight yoVcver
raw.
TR IG ID A IR E
- One-Minute Hporls Page
c r e p ic k
run
out
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A T PE STO' A N ' K u M'L
BOB AIM' PUHiN’ O U T
NO M O N tT N O W , S O
I 'S E B & T W I* ' PE
SAP AN' DE B A R K \
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Better’ Your B iM d With RED! M lX T
Daisy
InQtrs
E X TR A STA N D A RD C H E SA FjtA K K BA Y
Pint
^mall Western
Meaty Pork
to f i t *
Neckbones«.
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.
C u t* W h ile B ncon L b 4 5 c
S tre a k O ' L ea n W h it e
-
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n o t m e e t
wi civi vou m
SEWiaroeirtoYou'd
,
in to
on
s n v ia
mom
from it-
End Cut*, L\>
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Tender Prhl# Bklntaa*
W e in e r s
JS L
jl
Oscar Mayer Hugar Cured
Cello Wrapped Breakfast Bacon
r . H. flood
Gev't* Graded Beef
Lb
S q u a re s
Quick Kroaen Grade A Df*s«*d
Jk Drawn (S W IF T ’S )
Sliced Bacon
F ry e rs
S q u a re s
Strickland-Morrison
Inc.
308 E .
1st S t.
'
P h . 200
8C
M ed
S w e e th e o rt
*=
1 2 -o x Can
t o il e t s o a p
Kraft’e iU M Dreealnc
R *g C k *
(Except Sunday)
Libby
1 9 c
FRUIT
q iA N T
■IjfijC
■
N o 2 V iC a p
RAIN or SHINE
CampbelTp Tomato
Unef* Bee f*%tna
Rice 2 tST
SMALL IVORY
8«a*on Extend* Thru April lOtli
W Mule Team
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GOME and ENJOY
T h ick , JR.
iu-»rl.r»
4 n b ir M
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SMALL LUX
<*tal T*r
Pfr TSllI* nf )| Nmuy
Nnu^
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10 RACES NI<
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No Other Soap in the World Can W uh Clothe* Whiter than the New '48
XHTTAOUN
MirrM# Value »
V.’ hJL
■w ^ - -
m
A lw a y s b rin g y o u r
Ford b a ck " h o m o "
t o u* f o r s o rv k a
t,£*M 4«.lt
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GREYHOUND RACING
.t f i j j i
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BUTT HALF
W1L OR SH, H A LF
(CENTER SLICES HAM
POST TIME 8t00 P. M.
‘ hew* kr]im-') .........
faeiT ^ L A tv sfriv s
Cheese 2 ww 31c
-
T r a n s -Jo r d a n I* built a m o n g ’.th e
™ l n * . o f an ancient c ity ra ile d
ri.ut.M
HUK.H
tlt.tfl.IS
U.S1M4
v
Kraft PhUa. Cream
Lb
NO MATTER
HOW YOU
SAY I T . . .
scaaon In the press 1k»x, might be
Interrated in the pro Dodger*
Ilost iiut
hasn’t asked for it
. . .
i . ' ‘I , ‘
.
uAdd
. . h*rank
. *n" . l,*‘*hy
j
* rumors:
rumors. That
club with
stock
s
fired' as
roach after a poor season - , ,
The thought Iwhind (hr .Bear*
trading their pro draft fight* on
Ray >ivan* for Bobby .l-ayiw, re
garded a* strictly a passer, Is
that lj»yhe la 33 years old'and
Evans 37, .which means that-Hay
won't play many tiro aeasonC
i
Knd of the Line
Most gag-worthy event of tho
week was Jackie Allen’s decision
to leave the Rhode Island slate
l.U l.til.lr
o W ,t n ‘
TAI. t.lAhlLlTIEV (not InrlH.tlne iut.nrdlaet^l
,
Cheese Vfc-Lb 35c
2
P flV M mliiluUtliikt
Natural H indies*
c
flk.lta.il
5L,IIf
Natural fllodka*
Cheote— l i
KINCAN’S TENDERED
-j
»r Maks ^
I
'Ail S*>ulhotn'
'Blu* Bonnet1
' S h L T of
"• * K" ' -
'N41V14U.U, parts«.hlrw. a ad
Olco
Solid* Lb
I.TW.IU.M Philadelphia.
It*,f ll .l t
IT.MSSO
The earliest morUm fofm of
cpmmerrla! IniurAnte
was for
tu .tu .u ship* and Ihelr rargaes
'»,I«t.U
BWgaimas or w *,s. *no nouiicsi . ui..ii,(.«„„.
/r hosit*. am-, ui„1 il.lMiiiurtsi:____ __
t'MtWttsg • Kai.* wee* of Fed-rnl
f
’ •* '
.
. . •
,<‘B,*w,|nir I Non. overdraft*) J H
Parkay
Quantity Right* Rosorvod
Price* Good Tlmt Saturday, January 10
Dox
Kllm-r, who ha* been emplored
in the slate comptroller’* office
for the past ten year*, will suc
ceed Hugh D’Anna, who resigned
to enter private business in Tlsnt
City.
Keeping un with the lobby
rumuea^at the NCAA session*,
llawie ltd ell. who has Iw n mentloni-d fo r‘ 'almost every varant
Job has talked with Washington
«nd 'Vest Virginia repmu-ntatlie* but hasn’t made any move
Ml R. 1st HI. .
to leave Yale. H e, ju.t i wililn*
Ph. 63
listener , . , Herb Kopf, shopping basketball tram to Join the Newaround for a football job nf<
fler n |Hirt, It. I. fire department. You
ran make up your own line
the effect* o f , P’
basketball . . »VT^«.Col|egi) Hasol e g a l n o t ic e
b«H Coaehes Association has de
rided to award plaque, . to three
h ki ' omt » i * ro m u T ltt* .o r
members vfho have coached a
* JI.UNHIA s r * T l: 11kIK
total of 10! year*—Andy CoaVor staromi
iey, Columbia, 37; F iltx Me Kale,
in t iik i r * i t : os- n o iu iK
Arltonn. B4. and Burt Shipley,
•AT THR I J.UXK o r U| SIM ai,
o v -4>rc. gt, ii. i :
Maryland, SI,
• — ;------------- “ ------- P “ * '1
A m m a d , . princip al
c ity
af
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SALES--8ERVICE
Hill Hardware Co.
Halt* Shipped'Or. A L*rff*
It I* estimated tho avorago per*
and has twu colds a year.
s r As'.f’i r i s 'k2 &
of frlendit.
. •
;
la va *
KILN Kit APPOINTED
TALLAIIABSKF- Jan . B U D State Forester. C. M, Coulter to
day announced the appcdirtment
George Kilner a* flu. a] a dent
Ul^-l
■nrl ritni
Tb^w-lr ^»
yttt . a
rif*rKin-r<trrRt rtki
Service, effective Feb. I.
HAKBONE'S MEDITATIONS
I I , H ire II Illl.I.K IlT O M . J , . ’
Hoi), star linn,.
.5 ^ * w
hahold
HASKINS 1
The University of Florida'* basin 1hull destiny ucaaon ride* In the quirk footwork altd aerurutr haskd■hootlnir of theoo eight lettermen: Front*left to right around the hoop, Doug Beldru, Tampa; llntiy
Hamilton, (ialnravillc; Han* Taenxbr, Jackannvlllo; Rill Atkinson, Jackionvllle; Julian Miller, Frntarola;
llilt Welch, MAlone; Harold llnskin*, Key Went; and Lamar Bridge*, Tampa.
(UK Sports -Photof
•qi|eak, HJr Wiliam, chan'a Court,
datiny lla tt, (Itiv rll, Itoe Hell•r
.
,
'
lain IT•Ifen*
TA B LE S U P P L Y
ELO V E T T ’SE
PICCLY W IG G LY
.—
"M itt Jo in Hlr, J« « A War,
F Io R e i
’
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Pablle.
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ti".
»V 4 C
n
-\ i
b
S
'i i i i ': J
/ j
' * 4 f ^ » » r-w« —
workers h aw at least some In
surance protection for Ilf*, ttv
vard]i*** of tlicir future work hiatocr.
Tin- Social Security Adiujnl*tratlon *J*o estim ates that at tho
end of tU47 •approxiuintcly 7d.700.000 living p r r v j E t had 40UIO
wage* crcdm-t toward old-a^J
ami aurvlvora iniuram e benefit!.
an Inercatc of 2,100,000 peiaoiu
o»rr the niimbem reported at the
and of IW4H, During IW 7. aome
tOhOu.Otit) workt-rv tcidved^,
tn covered empaymetlff”
---------- Nationally.' monthly bcn*f|ta
Kmi>haHlt»hir tlw family Inaur0|U<ANDO, Jan. tt, .(SpecialI— >certified for payment td retiredt aoca eharpcterittlc of the old-aya
More |icr«on* »n<*- eecelvlnif » or here, tlKir wtvc*. ami ihtiriand mrvivora Ineuranco prograni,
monthly 'oW-are and aurvlvor* i dcpemtenl children-during l»t7: Mr. Weaver raid that h i per eent
i-craP
benefit* at the end of nmounicd to approximately |300,-' «•# the b*ncflelarlen now un tn«
------Monthly benefa*
t4« f»ll* are wo«ert atulchW w n.
UM7 tlhA. at any previous time ooojjuo.
in the history o f-th is Federal (jm
salary pamei* Jn the Lnitnl
trmrur.. I - , i in. This
r ri’ . ,-hirdntn,' widow* with young
Ported yeiterday by J aid _Hea- children In their care, attetl wi State* have now attained li/clime
ver, matiaiei'r of thc-/1H*hdo of- d«w». and" aired parental totaled Imutance protect Ion for ihernTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
flet* of tiir Social Security Ad almut *l63,(Hi0,00ti, lit addition, rcjvc*’ and their fa to ilk* undcr
____Iprogram
,
i(etlon
through completion
ministration In a vear-end'state approximately 130,000,000 wa* this
' * number
iber of' year* f-OST yoterday Red Billfold conment.
oald during •1047 in lamp-sum* of a n^tulrad
talnltur moni’y. A.C.L pa** am
work
In
{id-*
covered
hy
Bstlmatea
anopUiiil
bv
tho
rrn
------„
. t o iurvhm r* o f insured worker* , „
__ th* Soci...
Driver* Llccnff.
l.iU-ral t w
ire! office of the fine al Security who
nol immediately v llf- 2* ,b#e,Mrily 1 ct’ Mr’ " ? “VXn?uui
ward for I’aa*. Return to Mrtr
AdmlnUtration ahow that a t the ,We fo t mnnthlv l>eiu-rita.
Thl» l * ,» n Increate of JJJ00JKW
J . M. Hayca. |19 W. l«th.
Twa popular greyhound favor
ites Ia at veer at the Sanford-OrUndo Kfnnrl Club, will make
•he r 1*48 running debut tonight
In what la exepccted to prove a
- tUUar .PM£ruh_^KuAUv^J8a>Ui.
and My •N everrail, D*tn top. notch performer* laid year, will
rur In the eighth nml ninth
events respectively. They re
turned to the I-onywootl oval
aeveral week* ago after runnlnc
•t the llivnync traek In Miami
The top price on laat night'*
card wa*. the 1-7 qulnlrla com
bination . «n the _ eighth . event
f-
aesas
P w in lo flf A m m in f/ V f
lir e a ie S lA m U U n fU I
.•
BONED
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T H E H ^ N r a iU ) H E R A L D , s S A N lim i), F L O R ID A
U - 'i s - 1
H )lt R EN T
<
AKTICIJlS
for sale
—
v* P*f_ejn JRelsch Butldl ng VKUWAHI.V-apUirt*’
g* light office*, nearly ooCcrand large »rr»ige. Cabbage.
•led. all utilities, heat anti Jam
Collardx.' Broccoli. Cauliflower.
tor service furnished. Call 8d£
Onion*, lettuce, bacarole. Tom*
# II. A A. Dept. Store.
ato, ^trawbptry ft Beet*. J . W.
•Bell. Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone
RECORD PLAYERS and radio*
f t,
for rent. By day or week. The
' Musi* Box, 119 W. let 8t FOR SALE) Large wood heater.
I'hon* 624 J .
Phone 953.
NRWLY furnlihod bedroom, hot CONCRETE aewer pipe, grease
water, alto 4 ryum apartment.
traps, aeptle tanka. tdncki.
benches, stepping atone*. Mir
Takarh Building, Park A Com.
mrrcfal. *
acle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Are.
Phone 1335.
ATTRACTiVK fai«e Tkoht room
and large hack room, sunny OKANCK8. awret. juicy, ripe. I t .
and quirt. Phone 391-R.
bushel. Drinr baskets. Hawke,
Paola. Poet Office. •
1 LARGE furnished S lg*d apart*
ment, all utilities furnished. CUT FM )W ER& ~Flort) Designs.
Mnnteturoa [lojcl.
•Stewart the Klorlat. 8J4 Myrtle
Avo. Phone 200 WS
2 ROOM ppartment "|020 l-auccl.
Working couple, no .rhildrrn.
M .L l.JTK Aluminum easement
windows. Double hung alumi
BEDROOM, hot water. 814 Kim
num and steel easement win
Ave.
dows.
Mlraela Concrete Co.
309 Elm Ave. Phone 1336.
9 R EA L E ST A T E FO R S A L E
FLOWERS
for all occasion*.
McNHILI, ft YOST FLORISTS
hi pea Ave. Just off Celary
tfflc# ph. 453 resldenc# ph. 610-R
fr'S-w *
FIVE ROOM IIOU8E. partly furnianrd, 2 licdruomi, 1/3 down,
140.00 per month. For quick REFRIGERATOR, fl ft. Kelvinaaction. Call Phone <9173.
tor, used, excellent condition.
5176.00. A. L. Sklnn.r, Ph.
INSURANCE
Copnty 3406.
ItKAl. 1-STATE
I II.A. MORTGAGR I.OANH
FOR HALE: ON THE E U IO R I4AVMONO M. IIALL Realtor
3 all porrelain twin lop style
Rrgiigi-red llrokrf and
electric range*. 5220.80 linrlud
Insurance A Kent
inx sldppinx charges). Equip
Rm. 4 Mote.a State Bank Bldg;
ped wdn automatic control,
•ook* wbil» you'ra awayl ILa
J ROOM HOUSE. 2310 W. lat.
tils !*.«!)«..» omn m .OI.V * 1"
Inquire nfu-r It P. M*.
Dir range. Scars, Roebuck ami
Company. 1‘hon f90.
NEW 3 L-driw.in Bungalow. very
desitaMe, g.nag>* <>n Inigo lot.
• lipo
rereenrd porch and breeaway
iauxerines 51dHi Bu. Call 672.19,000.00. Trims.
W. flia Park Ave.
Cl.u.sK IN, 7 room house, mod*
cm . n good buy nt 53.500.00, 5’ANCY Tangerine* » t.60 Bu. A.
Ericson. Kt. I, Bog 1M4. Upsalu,
31,00(4410 .down, balance on
Hanford.
monthly payments 'at 6*5 In
Marion Market Cabhaxc plant*.
terest.
L. B. Mann, l^ke Monroe, Fla.
SIX ROOM HOUSE ' close In,
Phone 803. R.
Well worth askinR price of 54.600.00—51.600.00 cash, balance
LIGUSTRUM
PLANTS.
Why
like rent at 5',; Interest.
wait X years to. xrow a hedge
FIVE ROOM Uunxaluw In fair
when L U. Mann, l*ako Mon
condition, located in outskirta
roc. Ela. ran put .you In a
„f Sanford. Priced at 54.4(H) 00.
* ready xrown hedge In a few
Well fruited lot.
f
hour*. Call 803-it.
Immediately Available — New 2
story liutnr, 3 bedrooms and
Phone
•lath upstair*, livinx room din ZENITH Hearing Aid.
evening*. 350-J.
lug room aunroom ami un un
usually attractive kitchen with "DIAMOND RING;" Lady’* bean
Electric water heater, slovo
llful settlnx. -Large fine qiiul
and refrigeratur. V e n e t i a n
Itv brilliant diamond. Quirk
1., tiuls tiuiiov and attractive
cash 1250.00. .Rare opportunity.
awning* outside, Priced at f!5,»
Inspection invited. 'No ^ibllga
600.00.
_____
~ tk ia Boa 11. L Care-Uorald.
Good pickup In 40 arre, of grove
land, 6 acres planted 400 tree*, FOUR antique dining chair*
mostly Valencia*—6 additional
135.00. Call Mrs. Iteal 148.
acres cleared aiul ready lor
ELECTRIC
water heaters. Elec
planting. Priced at 56.Wlw.0O,
trie 8*yvlcc Co. 207 Magnolia
10 ACRE GROVE, 8 year* old,
Ave. Phone 101.
Valencias unit Hamlin* well
V
fruited, J initiation well*, xood
4 room modern house, 10 acres RUILDERS — HOMF.OWNRR8
rau make immediate delivery
01 truck rniid with teneni house
of Wilson E-Z lift aluminum
anil parkiux shed.i. earns? Ule,
xaryge doors. Will Inatall.
Coo ten ot water. front un
Phone 1396.
larxe lake. A Rood, buy at
>it,. .00 00. Turma.
2 Circulating oil heaters; adjus
h U tll
HHffUtM. Realtor
table dross form. Phone 470.
Room i M i. Slate itaua IllUg.
COAL ft WOOD heater, good
Phone 1030 •
condition. 1 Ion coal and I lot
NICK 6 RltOM bungalow for sale.
dry wpod all for 520.00. Call at
Complete kitchen, besting aysPalmetto Grocer/, 317 PalUni. ule baui, Hour covering.
niello Ave. ’
Good location. 5I|600.UO will
handle. Immediate poascsaiuli. ATLANTA wood heater, mat A
pipe, good condition. Phone
Contact Roy Johnson’* lln ll
239-J. A. C. iiemton, South
Magnolia Avu.
Sanford Ave.
3 GOOD I.0T 8 In rxsldential acelion. Just suulh of City llinila Florida Time* Union—your morn
ing papet. Phone 822-M.
Stewarts Cabin Court.
FOR SALE: Cabbage plants—
CORNER LOT and Building 220
W. A. Fltta, Celery Ave.
Palmetto Avenue. Ideal loca*
lion fur small businaa*. Low VIOLETS and 8weet Shrubs.
rvnl. Hunshine Markets, 118
Mrs. George Maffelt.
Magnolia Ave.
- -.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER.
Total lo 599.99. Prints receipt.
WANT a new house at reason
AUTO REPAIRS
£ £ ja i
Good condition. Also counter*.
able figure/ Wilt furnish lot
I Expert
All make* car* ft (rucks.
Insulation
for
walkdn
cold
and build to suit you. For da•.b*nio guarahl,-. i|. work’.
piec
sotrago box, compressor and
Uita, Box V Care Herald.
Easy monthly payment.,
cods. Bunshinc Markets, I I I
GENERAL TRUCK A
- Magnolia Ave.
EQUIPMENT CO.
6 A R T IC L E * F O R S A L E
2044 YV. y l r ^ Hlrrel
0
a r t ic l e w a n ted
m
I’ A P E S E V E N
7■
a n f ■<
their husband* went on ■ fishing lovcltf ht^mr on lotkc Charm.
trip.
C ue.u f..r tli(*_ Ipvi’ly 1,arty
Mr. and Mr* Ituberi E* lljn t. Included! Messrs.'* llnbby II c*lark. Me. and Mr*. W. ||. Gi.iv , Mr and \liV. R u *-ll Hunt and ihtU*. Hobby Ward, It.'nnv Ward.
u t l t l l %%T% IIEI IM
BERKELEY. Calif, fan 8 j-K .M r. ami Mr*. Jann *. W. Wilson Ilf. amt Ml*. A Vm'ilon, ef ?> r*. Uenc Core. VVilev AMI. lli*r«»Ll *
\* tK-f Wl*i> ll-irtirt
,1, entertained-Terentiy with a party i'li'C, N. Y . h.»w r 'O n rcl hint.* Joidatl, Milan .l.irt.b on. I.* . *.t
M t* til
—S i ten’ if.- ni.c.rv*.' in simulat
and
welncr
roast
at
the
home
after
.ipcniljnc
the
hull.^v
.
with
WiLmf). Jr.. Marlow*' Link. Enr|
t pm i* lr. rlljft KltlPlA
inx nlanc flight conditions at
' • •
fpeed«
e*d< up tp 3.00h mile* ,an hdiir of the Niblocks, * hnpurinc Orj Mm .- I/ i|» C_Hnnt* at h.r heme BhiHn. lh»n Sl^/fer.
HELP WANTED
M
f.t To , J \\ KimoiIm
Dwight
K. H'il*,.i, and *on, ‘ on. I.akf t’liarm.
anil
Also Misses, Carlt'Re McKinnon,
i| In nhnloKrap|iiiif tno shirk
. Lsu.’.»fta
wave*
1vet which olsqes will rpco-ln-. Dwight. Jr., of Itvrlin. C<>nr».. .M r. nml V t». PmA
|filthWJ HRf Hiith
.
of | lr-.\V-K~nr.if e n^r v'. - ’f tr ^ n r '
A»olrev Cos dear
enn Cbanco, IliPie
1IRL8- WANTHD.-Ler
son's m
hrrttircT. Jam es Wilton and Bnwv*r, nf Orlando, enioyeil a tlhabcc.
|* rtj\ tldlal T.
extremely hlxlft altltud*
I aJ IIH; Ksti *. of
Be* werr
Store.
dtia.in l( tnac.
Wilson, and mother.. Mr*. fi«h fev at the h ime *,f *'lr. nml Os bslo. and Antiette ‘Tfipp. of.
ported today" hv the T’tilvers
it
M •«mi Vl.irj
W ilson.'at their lovely Mrs. P in!' ChntnlieR ir-. nllv af- Crti'oH.
2 COLORED WOMEN f„r kitch of California
\ , *i n*7 Krtnru
on
lutka
Charm.
Thme
in.
ter
an
r.M
d'v'fi*lem
r
trip
on
the
Work
virtually
has
been
comI'0"'?
r:
en and. sandwich woVk. Apply
L avipg Tuesday morn" : to*
enjoy this alfuir with Rt. Ji'hns Rlv, r.
ntteml th.* Rninbo.i t*iiI•*
n .
I«ut< • aft. Ti» ll.trri* V
Fix N’ Whistle._______________ olelcd-on the imwtel of a » M i J? ™ .
V I . and Mi . Morrill Timlfih- ve.rlinn j i I'ampu. the bdmjiicn.
tunnel, developed by Eneas Kane,
alu* xuest» of honor
Nltr M
and
dauxhter.
\f»n;
nnd
ami
Hill IT•r• r|»l T«
lecturer
in
rnxinecrlpx.
and
Dr.I
*
err
l*obby
lLe*<lale.
9
WORK WANTED
‘
and
bill
uls,i.
Here
3|i*
.-.
R. (S. Koisotn, professor of Me-j IJspw**Y* JV«rsl. Bobby Ward, tlciie Mr*. N. S tlunrtrrmsn hsve re
i
m
short
trip
with
rpV
'
‘
v.
thv
NiHack.
J.u.n'M
’
.
,..al
* |* HUI Jo*
Thl>
''{‘V A LII. Marlowe Link, Mith'-,|
'■•LOOK SANDING A fimihrng chanical Enxlne«r(pff. Unlike p te -! J*on''
1. ilotaw- »t Will %in* mvlr
*
Aud,‘‘v t , *T
cleaning 61 waxing. Our power aent supeisonic research w|nd| l , r, *: ■'"•"an. Milan Jacohson, Intlve* at Kinxflaml, f|«,
Mi , nr * Mi
unit enables ua to wnrjc where tuuneU. which simulate speed* a t ' Larl “ D1* " *"d |)*m Sh.iff. r.
Toni'cV Mitchell . .At tin* iiiFtatltitlon i*
V. I* •* 4B*I J \ Itntf *rt
»*' I' Hl\\ 4’ 11I * clmtilit ntIbirmhv . Niblkrk, ),nd B' theii
til*.til
nt dinii*'*
••*«»♦
lJ
‘‘ ' '
there la, no electric .Mnneelia sea level..this luunel is exported!
d
n.i.
i
.
-test
i
1.1
at
(la
Mastir,.,
11
..it.,
irf«»«tti*U to < plor^ .\utli» \ i
C in cn f Np.Kiitiion, 1 i i
l| h;.iii otii\ ItftPlIia A. T J
available. 21 yean e*i»rl»nr- i«« * n >
(4 *\u\ I mu II
• Mis* Dornthy Nlhlack. da.ir'.'.-i > i
H jiiIkv , Juan Sl»*«*k ntul
t\mi. -.f,
H. M Oleason. Lake M.irv. Fla thr nn.Mutvi of •perH at
n\
• Sib-nd-l ..tJ^r, nnd.ilr*. ( b ail." I . -b I
ludes
to nuu.ooo feet.
Btllir U au ce of Oviedo; -and
‘
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111L» Anwtle T» pp. of C.<»a
Vi j . ' i «
1 " "»• lack, ua iiPtnlleti a- chaplain
ROOF1NO ni.it roof painting.
S\m I .........M#% V||
si
, s.
J . ..
.. 1 Mi mi l 'lr. . I t int i m n row
Elcelid by lt;-t - Im-lii^l *.
Smith Unit hers. Phone 11KM
, , • • -VT
1 Mr. and M t-. Till Is lr r . Mi. \hltlna in N*>vv l!rim*« ' * N. J.
Mi-* lean t'linn,,-. da’ gbler »-l
r
AW» \V * IttSlllltle y I . .1 U
U v i e d i ) ilt\ W 8
r
u - H- o
“mlJ * r- -Arid nvmllnx » f- r .la- ,s'th M» sii.il ‘*t« 4N T. i hast*, v ill
Experienced yardman, steady, re*
.-^L. r
an*l 'I*". L*
Muon iverv fhe thd r pan*nt« during Ihu !,nlh,nys Ih* ijti‘ Ma)
llalilo. 116It N. Ji--.-minim- Ave ! ^
-4- la-1 It IPX Ik <*tir«S
t>f ffi»* Civ
*
peris I lo The Hanford Herald rrrvn* dinner xui-sts of tie E m SI’
...................
nlhl Mr . t;.o ik. Talbdi. a eJ
«
Hr M UIIAN R. JONKH
1
« l"nts fantjjy ut Daklaml. baity run.'bau- ivtiitirt-*! in rhrlr .S* I 406.1 •
|»f tl.
i * i v i »: rn.ll II. U.F.s
lo liuitlnmtM Oppuitunltir*
a.
i . . a . i 4 — 1 Mi* nml Mh», l. O. AMcr*iint hqpn*■nt H-t-tV >III1 Afit't -n^naltifC » f» •.*.■
.
o% »li*» Tv * I
t •
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-ml Mi- f
’
of OtUrnto.
IIh*
Yeiir'i
After ly-miini* :t ti-*vdsv* with tit* ti. .iioil i.i*. * %;:l» Mi i44* 4 i
Mrs. Lavnnn llnrdy h.did.v xuiain «f M r. Ambr- Mr Mi an*' tnntliei M
I* ertrx . r.rirs
■si.
u
Mr. . ’ I Mr
.1. il. * 1l r! ’
i,.|l.|> H mOi .
.ntrrtainrsl Saturday e y a n i n r
parents, Mr. amt Mrs. Ja .h Mietn4..Ant Ga-n* *, die.. Mr, nml
Mi ,
JK N K 8 LUNCH, one cf the. Iwit ^vlth
•
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i
an-l
«e T ••tv , i; tv To A.
n dinner fiarty hnnorlitf, Kum IJ.
paytax rontaurariU in Crescent •Mis* Ibirnthv Rinu*
Ml
ti< -un- t* M.-n itale re -1 R "'“ i • trial . Iltlrtr*
71 I >4400II
m» lefn!"
l.fnk “and* L—
her City, Fla. Wor(th 52dJMM).iH), I visitor. Mis* Adalinc f'har, and
if ttittft la rim I . aiv H
Rev. II. H. Link ,-nlnrtnini‘d turm I. ■<
i " i
Mr
• 1 . .
hum. .it 11. 1‘n-i.
• |t «»|K i.r ifv»
selling due to other husim'ss. Marlowu Link, who were home the It A.’s with n fishing party. Mi-nn*’ plot It* r*
Ut./. Jl •til\* I'm ih II.
Louk It' over ami make cash fur the holidays. Other guests Wednesday- after main. Reverend
'l i ■ * ' linvnn i- Ih*i • /■■•nil Mr urn) ,'li». A. li. Il-.i *: badli •*»u
,
ill*,.
- i,l •
M, .n,i
offer. Have .Wheeler, (Iwner. lnetud<M Hevcreml and Mr*, liar- J ,
Thonipoon n l’rr nmmi|intrin| the Honda 'H.mlt.irluni. *
!m/f. \V I! Jr. xiut I ii.'llft
Mi ll It Hunter .. .I -.m. Hdl.
M
•
i
**f
Wlq^
them
*u,
the
trljr.
A
_iiieni*repih
■H. . U.VXtold. II. Link and on. Alfred,
I.."li., V. To listtri llaveii. Who fimtieilj Umled r.rtT -v rr------------------------------------ p ^ r I- ..Misses Canlvn nml Martha Jean per was M m-.l ufiei ill* (. hill
12 SPECIAL s e r v ic e s
Vf«s
i
libj’
m f* w d • W ith ',
party.
w.lh
Un
W*
-I*
ml
I'pion
b
i
v
ha,
llnrdv. and Ibmald Hardy.
i ii i n 1 1 M, n ti. vnr.s
m ail Ouvnn. K. F. Mitrh.-iii, .1.|la-come th*,- bn-le of I r Amh-r- Ills iii-iIV t . Mr* Anita C • fold;
Mr. and Mrs. lat.n C. Olllff
.I* ■- t * , **i* ,ii*, i , r*, lliirsy
M. M. *kii.2,
O. And,-r-.,or. nnd Leuri IlHiff sen. n.-corUiug t,i gn timm/nre* gruiEiirtlliy-l. Ms
-m-nt
Wr.lnesday
evening
with
RENT A OAK
siK-nt Neu Year’s ,•lay on a fidi- inriti froin. lui I*,’ 'I ,
j , ||,( hml* am*'. )|r» 'i- i*:> Moigan, . ,
Vr i -*'*-¥ T To Psnitlr
Mr. and Mr*. Hesll Gnvnn.
YOU DRIVE IT
and -'ll. Mnrgant 'Rev-Father! i ,
Inx, .rip.
June.,. Jr .
2(ui
i
.HRiHiwr
iiins.
wilt.
nn«
ir
tii
i
,
.
,
Marlowe
Link;
who
ha*
l>cen
rn o N u too
G
,‘*iri*
n
e
fu
lil
It.*
wiinti.**
t'l,
•
•
,li
t
tl To Pb-rMa IMal*
A
vr
rv
enjoyable
New
Year’s
Visiting
friemlt
in
,
H
,,<!*,
Sun
MOIUCISON
| MHfinlinir
Vl *v rni0V«Mt» Nru M‘.n n
riH-mllng the liMljayn
hbllday* with liU
Ms j
BWICKLAND-MORRIKON
Eve
party
was hl
h*A*
l-l at ...
the
0 «i.-d,i day rveliililf ' l ie 'll. and, M i,. lo-. ! in,-, at S* I.r", a*,« iuiialned;
narenls.
Rev,
lend
Mr-.
II.
r
INC
*
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ren
te.
Ib-v.lmd
and
M
r.
H.
n
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U DRIVE IT.
In -iiio
ti m.iiiti--I ** ,l.t' ■'M
’ il,
' |;-iit,
" /'*•’ li.m il To'
.
----------' l l . Unk. r.-tmned 1st,- Hatuiday!
C*i**5rh, VV.dn ,la y even P lisib * P»mk ,*'n,-. of '* i* i iW cfi, 1*\
,
• IIh r. who itdP
•
•
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l i n e II ,
n i s i l l l ’l r e *
ur
n I r|enning
r a d ia t•o
llg, repairing, evening to re*nine his studies at j
I’1 J , '.
, l|’' form* rlv >*f l)vnil*i
A
lt,i
a
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t
Mb
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Urhuls,
‘ T'
R e' nn.i ' b ' * '• Th,itnp*<ui , A*1' '
ma i-ores. We r-imls-rlaihl t’.dl* git, famisvillr,
' '“L *'u\ * • " l.awtoii
Nm j Radiilors. pea
11: P. »• ' •
* l H * i t i l t it III <|OU••• «Htt*
j and Paul i..-iiiipb*-l| mu*!* w,mder> liny, *••- iheii Ni a Vi», gin- la b* *
take off 6 install . Jimmie C»W- Ke
I Ml ♦«** •>* t
v'b ill..
- |,|, I ">
T-* lien*
an* .Sheet Metal Wuiks. Phone
Mr. nml Mm. D. (\ Sawyer and fol Masters of o-remonii-., eiui-r- Ml». II- .........o' n*. - -. Mi 1. Gilt
'-tut . . it .1* ,l n- • r •
'
CIO.
Mr, mid Mr, Paul CaPiBhrll r n - , Inlnlng the ernwd with on a ' *-it- mon WiL-o". -Mi. \Y Iroli. ouitaou. ’ *. ’’
ti.,’:*:
ot__1Vl*irr_
/ncni ,uf r allies and nm<u__ M
li**1 l-r
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ro.-o-K Ha** •ms
----- E iperl Kadto R-rofiTip
VFnr,*1 I'arlledgc,
t'aitledg
Huglal Cluii
Rev. uud Mr J ’'*! n>
Jh -mjwm|
nip.Mm
R* *
I • 'Uet ;m . -I-J v* . .. l^'u*,. ' T'o
t* P innSl. John*. n ft,j which they
Juhl*-- ! r,n- H* b didayi yub I * o.* i jls .l
•,** T i t w j # ! , .
JFred. Myera. 311 b. 2i»i f l l . _
|
*'knreh, bad charge ,-f nLo «*M.i-rt tie ii-sol*., Prof
a fi b fry at ’thu home uf tb*i-*,,a"
ml j l atupuh. i Mr. i i Mr,. .1. II* !
-■ M 1 »
t >*t ,a.u,">- , •• To •iiany
i n-rvinx tin- Ire rn ’nnt nnd cake A ll'll Thnmi.-nn, i.-.d
Campbell.,
SE E IJS FI»R rt, Hit, ha ■ 1 , i - *.* s (in, Mj i *i.
few
j
till
Jt
I
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,*n
I..
Jim
.
of
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o
lt<
a,
b
foi
a
to
approximately
40
gnesta.
Fhe
M». and Mr* Robert la*e.K,inP| in i i . hi Mr i*»-ti wi r« *
MIMEOGRAl'II PRINTING
,
I i. i *ii i* in un *1 *t . te ime . , .
mi
*.»»-»-it -•i,
reiuin-t
'd-*"1, 1 Mm- days’ yi-it ibis yytj.1
ml *-langht,
r. -lui,-,
June, uaie
have re
tu r n -!* !1'. ’’J . 1
,0.*1.,JW Utt *'u llrt. S Util'S
AND TYPING
l .illoi'i,
, • lx
AVni-Oeu**- •
'Mr. nml Mi Jimmy Aid? aa/an: *iudU • n: Hob Join
i
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d
from
Harrow
and
l-ikeland.!
*
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•
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CUEIIIT LIIREAU OF
bad u- liu’ir te,--*t*t *}*nner guc J s ‘ vilti
d* •
jt I! r I-. n im v sitr'H lli I’lsrs
rheir limy
they spent
siH*nt a frw dnya
ilaya!
*’ . a,,M’*1wheit*
HANFORD
.
i run -tii.tal
Mi* !••' lUlen Hn-nni t nfld Mi. Gownn's n.lit hl*. Mi. .nm l
Al t ’
-m rilinp » /•
lay ,
with Mr. Kunp’s mother nml
110 N. Park
I’h.eie 180
J
Ui % l*’» t.-7 115I llrflr 4 M»»»fU
M illie Eason, wlm lime U-eti Ml- II. I !M-tiiiwat . of Zell * I wit Ii t *1, ,i* tiaie’ll
'b :i -III 'll
sister.
III
O
I
of
.lib..
'
■; .1 , Ctiviit Mi. nml Mi*Rich
FOR RENT -Flm>r sander Easy
J T. la-,’ was the recent din siH-mllng the pa*t ,-iiuplo of y,o.n|
•to
ll jjliLiiiil |‘4'k I’lHKnlft
week*
with
Miss
KaMin's
»i*tei.
lb
Dwight
E.
"
’.'•*.n
and
-on!
:.id
in
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ford Paint ft m ast Co. Phone mv Miirhell.
wen- the guests ,-f huitof Sunday I Sirs
n
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lew is Lee. who ha* tieen spend* lo their home at l.akeluy.l.
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w iih nt
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109 Palaiattn Ate.
Phone 1011 ('harm, hns irturne,! to nnniine ofu'-ndi-d the eonventluli of tIts*I 'Ii*.. VV, M. (ion entei taintsl |,*»Il»Y It*- uiial 'lt>. P* • I v. b -i
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his studies at Miami.
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Artdei.uin spent New Tint's day it iv w . \y \\il- jit, n.nl'hriittier, | ,eld. -i joi -lie’ «»f in i
H-r, Alfii-d, has airiveil by
ib.
0 D. I a nil rasa. PhoM 1021
With Mr*. Itnsil Gnynn while Jan
at New ilruiiswltk, N. J.
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Corkra Kadlutur Shop fur coi;*tleU) radiator service. 104 8a.i- ny-ne,-. *>f Vim Brai n. fimncrly
of Oviedo, wire Vl-dilng fiienda
fc id Avo. I’ltona .‘154-U*
here jhia week.
aU t ?) " r EP aTr ING~ IIall's TiHrMr. ati.1 Mr*. D. It. Hunter
age, Sanford and* Celery Ave apd son. Hill, weir r,s-eul gaosks
nues. Phone I09i>-M.
pf Mr^iind Mik A. II. Hunter.
Mr. *and Mrs. E. V. Mllrhem
For Depcndaljla
anttrialned ixxentlv ivilh h lurge
RKFFRIGHRATlOff SERVICE i dinner natty ut tlnir home,
Call
Tb.iai rnjofing I ill - lovely dinGAN \H REFRIGERATION
her we-ix* Mr. nnd Mi.*. W. T.
HRRVICE
Chame and daughters, J.-an and
pi, :.70-W
Hillie: Mr. and Air*. A. M. Junes
uud daughters, Hhlrlev; Mr. and
d T 'I ’ER HEnVIPC
Mr,. Mt nun Kite* and dnughler,
For ik-tall« of fhe safe-t "maid Nanrvt ;nid Mr. and Mra. I.i-on
servh-C now in KanfuH call or Ol|iff. .foiighlei- and lliei> fain
. write HA HV VALET. Daytona 11.- of the Mllrlicm.. of Dvi.xln;
Reach
l)iap.-rs suppljeil.
nnd Iheir daughter, Mrs. Carol
Mr.
Hamrick, and
n VTeT) a n e w R 0 0 F 7 Loral r»> Hamrick,
prru*ntalivf will glndlv . In-Ip r and. Jr . of Apupka; also M il
you. Term* arrungcl. V,du»ia E. L. Hamrick of Muiuirello.
Mr.*ami Mr*. Wllliah. Shake*.
Roofing Co. Phom- 906-R SonPeaic, Jr., of Kulainaioo, Mirli,
fold.
•
who an< tmw aocinling some time
SPECIAL COLD WAVE |'t.95. at theii winter home in , Mel.Sanford Ib-auly Salon. I’ll. leiuiiin were the icvx-nl luiMliron
1364.
gue*t, uf Mr. and Mrs. Ben
ORLANDO MornJnx K,-ntihcl Or* rone*. -Mm. RliliV U, June* and
Undo livening Star. Call Ralph 'lr. and Mrs. J . II. Jones. A
delirlup* luncheon was serve,! oil
Ray. IDi5-J
an imiuuviaed table qn the lawn
PLASTER A STUCCO uf all of the beautiful hutm- uf Mr. and
kinds, patching. Free estimate*. •Mrs. lien Jone*.. With Mr.’ and
Phone County 31)22.
Mrs. Hhttkesneare, were their
sous, John Hhakr*peare. and Boh
AUTOMOBILE upholstering, head Jeastkat also Miss Barbara Eoc.
linera. door paurl*. custom ler. of Kalamaxon, - Mich., who
mads' seat rovora uf laaijliful ore yvltli the 8hakr*|n-nre* at
durable plastic uiaU'rial. I2lh theii hume In MellHiiiriJ'. ( ll hr r
ft .Sanford Ave.
.______
Sciencp jVTpy A ffect J"Km!*k,l,'lt‘'1 JvU""ir *mi J,n*
3,000 M .P.H. Speed Ur. ami
ilra. Chatle
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______ T. Nils-'
Classified
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19 NOTlCEBn-i’ KIlgONAL
FOX BALE—LIB,crock for drtva
ways and roadway*— PPooa Uighnat anal) price paid for oaad
furniture. Ted Da via Eurnltura Royal Master Urea are bark again.
134L _________ ___________
Co. I l l E. 1*L Ph. 966.
H. B. POPB CO. INC.
HEWING ~M AcillNBB
HALKH AND* 8ERV1CB
I'LL BUY y ou rrar regard lew* of
ATTENTION I.AD IE8!
Bert a Hawlag Mach. Shop
age or toodiUon. Roy Rael, 306 Make a one -Uop arrvice for all
Ph. 11Myour laundry and dry cleaning
W. 2nd fit
111
mwoi. by " *ir» y...j- fnreriro
iiencral Electric autortalle blan- WANTED U buy Office Desk,
Self-Service Laundry.
halt for al—pliwt comfort.
Drvera 36c RaskeL
u a p o p s c o . INC
T IIB H KIJ'Y BKLFY LAUNDRY
f fo ^
406 IV. 161k 4i|„ Haafurd
GUT*PLOWlvRH, Mrs. V. C. Bol
linger; West 1st 84. owar Mon- 7 Pet*. Livestock. Suopilm 14
LO S T A FO U N D
run Garner.
Mlllxxl
(«* h u m tri p«wa n* h
LOST:
Ithaca
92”
double
barrdl
TUXEDO FEED S—rumplete line FOR RALE: 2 Pinto general aad
k w t ft ii), Until
'
a<sflr*4
’m
shotgun, lire. 28 hat Buxtard*
—*B m il H k*t's «m**| IS*
Ilani’a Tuxedo Feed Store.
- die horses. Brown R. Yales,
oo*i Captp on Cow Creek ami
aW
a.
h
*im
MWiti
isr»e
It*
Rl. 2. Box 181, Elder Hprfaga,
ull Islam!. Liberal reward. K.
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6m is is* *i *- uw
Gas spar* neater* 514.96 up
Sanford.
C. Haymsn, 2206 Palmetto.
tm u m «^r ii 4fwN4. Its. »)€,»««.
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?OR
SALE;
2
excrptlona!
.
LOST:
On
First
8
tract
near
T
ab
,
CELERY Plants. Kllxoni'a Pride
Jersey
heifers.
' (n
It ft-pply ladles yellow gold
Wallace W. Bell. County 4212.
March.
cow for beef.
Elgin wrist watch with black
Prised right. No buslaret done cord band. Return to (100 Oak
Priday evenlpgx or Saturdays. Art.
Are. or Phone 491-W. Reward.
15 AIJTOR FOR SALE
Walter T r y p , Enterprise. Fla. —
LOST: Hmall white male pup.
LIFETIM E FURNITURK
black spots on body, black brad.
Built and r»*ran teed . by tha INSURE your Livestock i
Phone 24ft Reward. Jimmie 1941 Dodge Panel too truck. If
largest Wagon ' ami Farnb
multi------Wnght, Jr .
interested eoe 6fr». R. R. Pl|>tu ft^ Manufacturer
In the
B . prsaanU
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lor.
pm
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AUTOS FOR SALE
F p r 1 (dialogue and' price* (also
itfon whar# furn_/L.4_ A ..
Will
Itoelf) wrila,
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PRACTICAL ^NURBE to board _C m nt.__ __ ____ _____________
aad ram for Rheumatic patb
NATIONAL TKArtlNG C a
CHEVROLET 1840 coupe.
1634 DODGE 4 door aadaa. P|tom>
Hickory. N. C.
tinea.' r«8ln fttm
and lBRru.
tvtras. n
fn'good
6ft IN I.
, 16 or 1109-M,
ndition
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Coll ‘1MVW
. — oxparienrad waltrraa.
7 p.M.
j hours, six days a week, 1541 DtSolo 4 door aadan. Drive
it and you wiU want it. *09 floods. Trailer, •leapt two.
r ^ ‘u . l K u S Avs.
Elm Avenue.
•ala or re n t Ph. 4214.
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CAPUDINE
Court Records
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THURSDAY. JAN. 8. 1i
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE EIGHT
ree-
w 'U'J ■
—>—j ■»»
Henry Kaiser
Reds Call Strike
In Trieste Against
Arrest Of Partisans
Il'irllM H
k* m
I'■s' Hm )
Charles Mlchelson,
Newsman, Writer Dies
Tttiman Appeal
Florida. State News In Brief
'llo a 'I a a 'S
ft
r a g e One)
: New Camera" Used In
Making New Metals
Holy City
.
IC M ilssrf
IMS
ro se Owl
granted them."
I was regarded with suspicion,
The Michigan congressman pre but *0 far a t I could tell no harsh AP Nswsfeatures
dicted In an address to a group ur. threatening words were pas-i NEW YORK—A camera with
DRIVER ROBBED
HEAT ON
furnace
is speeding
of businessmen yesterday that scd. In one tiny basaar street I f huilt-ln
,
.
.
. the
,
isl inuvn ol Congress a* a tub* and formsr hard-hitting publicity
TALLAHASSEE,
Jan
.
8,
(AY—
MIAMI, Jan. 8. (AY— City
was invited Into a boxlike cobbler! ouest for better metals and alCongress
will
set
up
no
new
dilute
lor
President
Truman’s
A
Tallahassee
truck
driver
wo*
director
of
the
Democratic
Na
Manager Richard Danner, a for
TUIK.STK, Jan. H </F)_A Com.
statutory Inflation controls.
shop for Turkish coffee brewed “ Y?minlit-sponsored general. stiige plan of compulsory controls over tional' Committee, died a t his mer FOI agent, today issued a held up and robbed of 6670 by
C H w fr m a n Tobey (R-NH), over a coal braxler, The shop
threp armed white men 3\ m lb i
- ■- ‘ p tg P ^ l l*'1* -txt» •d ly -lu tUy Vn i u i « commodities.
wkatresaw ef-Du-—BertaTp- Hanktrig ptrrponTtTfMrtltl His L h g m ru t
wr
cgxc o f h m - li s t Ttigtirr thesr*
•PrSTFir^aKninM the trial « J
Kaiser, the wartime shinbu
'Committee, declined to "even h*x- malic on the table beside the cof- trraneratures, art- needed for fur
Dr. Walter A. Dloedorn, his
“The heal la really on," be aaid. Ida Highway Patrol reported'
rier advanres in kb* turbines and
group of Partisan* arreutetl Run. amt now In the steel business
*rd»* guess” as to whether Wol
Eugene II00kv driver for a lod$l cott will turn out to be rlghL feecups.
•lay at nearby Oplriia on rimnnw himself, said “manufacturer* al physician, said death was due to " I t la up to the Individual police
An old woman came Jlmping lot engine*.
produce company, told patro'
The corrosion dancer la con
of Illegally wearing uniform* in ready me in n wild scramble congestive heart failure.
man to see that gambling stops.
Tolrey’s committee assembled, to past begging alms for her suf
Mlchelson, who did his most
an unauthorised demonstration!
" I ant going to direct oil my he was waved down by three m/n day (10:30 A. M.) to chart a fering from terrorist* outside the. centrated In a microscopically
to prove the right of their par celebrated
about 9 P. M. and after bcisg
sharp-shooting at Up*
thin film tlmt seuaratc* the metBrig. General Hidgrly Gaither,
rtunpanie* to allocations.** Republicans In the Hoover regime^ energy towards the racketeer* tightly bound with wire bcjsrfien schedule ,of hearings on several walls. Glvsn a few coppers she al from hot
it gases aurroumlihg It!
senior civil affaire officer of the ticular
who have hod a band In the cor
cost of living measures, includ pulled back her V*Bow veil to
He
.added:
hmw . . •«, wax ing a bill by Senator Capehart show bandages she said covered nnd the camera takes "portraits'
Allied Military Government, term
hail been In poor health for more ruption of our police department his truck and trailer,
"Steel
producers
do
not
stifle
h
’
Allred
from
ed the alike “provoeutlvc*' ami
ami always seemingly enjoyed robbed of his ntonly belt ^vhich (Ik-Ind) which would "freexe" wound! suffered In the bombing of metal surfaces to learn what
roinprtitivr growth of the his committee post in
^ 1943,
, * 2 but
5
broke ‘ off,
negotiations
Vflth thec competitive
happen*, Dr. Joseph W. Hickman
prices temporarily while other of the Damascus gate.
some strange immunity."
- coiltalcned 6670.
country
by
following
historical
Communist rcprraentntives nut it
Hook was released about two anti-inflation methods are
stayed on in an advisory rapacity.
Later | saw a r<>l>ed sheikh In of the IVrsrinrhmiM- Research
patterns of distribution.** . .
the strike Is railed off,
*
hours later when th* driver of •idrrrd.
In recent months he ha* kept
flowing white headdress emerge l.slioratories explained.
II. H. HUY8 JU IC E
Kaiser said steel production ran to his apartment resting and un
lly noon, police reported tlmt
The camera, drrigned by iW.
another truck rfceognlxcd Hook's
nators Uuck (R-Del) and from th e "frea t gateway to the
hAKELAND,
J*n
.
8,
(AY—
M.
many hundreds of workers had. In' innessrd immediately. Ulidei iter. the care of a nurse, Ann F. Milter, field representative lor vehicle and stopped.
'
Baldwin (R-Conn) said they are blue hued Mosque of -Omar Hickman. Dr. Earl A. Gulbranscn
cone to their jolts In shipyards and litljrtan, he explained, "each steel Relsinger.
In favor of Flanders’ plan to get through whose open arches could and Rudolph J . Bertl, consists os-'
the
U.
8.
Department
of
Agri
a socks.
*
Some streetcars and bust-* producer would pledge to produce
set for meat rationing, but Sen be seen the gajdcn of Gesthse- ■entisllr of a fiheifoot hollow
Mlchelson awoke at 7:30 o’clock
TH REE CANDIDATES
.were runlng. Home shops were ns much steel as possible, and this morning and asked the nurse culture, announced today the g<vTALLAHASSEE, Jan. 8 IAY— ator Brlekcr said he is “flatly raane and the Mount of Olive*. cylinder. An electron “gun" at
rrnmi-nt
bail
purchased
228,067
dotted. Officers previously Imd to join Industiy-widc effort* to to get him a cup of coffee. When
He was followed bv an attendant tho ton fire* a beam of electron*
gallons of citrus concentrate fur Three candidates for circuit opposed.1
estimated the strike was 76 |ter. -increase overall production."
Irickcr added there Is no point carrving a submachlnrgun under whlrh strike the lest sample of
firteke
she returned to tho bedside, she use In the Friteral Kyhool Lunch judgeships and ono for the po
rent effective.
lie.suggested that hin proposed found hint dead.
inrlal at an anglo and then rleosition of Criminal Court of In getting ready for rationing his arm.
Program.
The Communiit-iluniliuilcri milled steel antidoflatlon commission
“when everybody knows it would
The few blue-uniformed Pales- ebet off to hit n nhotographloMlchelson
leaves
three
ne’
i
rcs
Record
Solicitor
qualified
with
syndicate of lalior unions called the consist of national leaders "who
tine police in the narrow streets film at the ttottum.
Secretary of State R. A. Gray not work anyway."
MAN CHOKES
strike. Thirty natisasns in sit dere have no conflicting Jiresent con -and five nephews. A brother, Hr.
The sample Is heated to as high'.
Brleker predicted an extension made no attempt to disarm Arab*
Albert
Mlchelson,
tho
noted
phys
today.
MADISON, Jan. H. (AY— Semi
.arrested at Oplcna
(tplci Sunday. Gaither nection with steel producers, steel
of rent controls, but aaid that whoso weapons showed plainly. as 2.000 degrees Fahrenheit hy a."
icist.
died
in
1031.
D.
Stuart
Gillla
of
DePuniak
Smith, 25, of Madison was stran
hi he clrcidrd last night to ur consumers or the government,"
otherwise
“the
administration They Intervene only when there tlnv furnace of tungsten w|ro»
Funeral services have l*cn ten
ralgn aeven for wearing uniforms
As possible members hi* nanieo tatively arranged for (II A. M. gled tu death In an automobllo Springs qualified as a candidate already has enough power to deal la shooting. Outside the walls It The ilegreo of heat and tflWaccident near lirre early today, for re-election a* Judgo of the with - i n nation
and release 16 others. Tlie other llernanl llnrurh, 77-year-old ad
If It want* to."
.........................................
is another matter. There police nmniint* of oxygen can bo varied^ •
seven were to lie unsigned for visor to Presidents during two K8T) Sunday. Ilurlal probably the Florida Highway Patrol re Pifst Judicial Circuit in Group
"The pattern traced on tho- *
are eommltteed to disarming any
will
bo
in
Washington.
Two and Truman G, Futch of
ported.
resisting arrest. Gaither cttllnl in world wars; John Hancock, for
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS . one found with weapons.
photographic film appears as r
Communist rrpreseentatives and mer member of the War ResourcPatrolman A. D. Cosson said. l*esburg, former president of
President Truman’s B ute of the
I saw'ho guards of any kind— serlca of concentric half-circles,*!.'
Informed them of the military gov* ra Hoard; Owen D. Young, In
Smith’s rar overturned as he si the state senate, qualified for Union message to Congress drew not even the usual Arab street- Dr. Hickman Mid. “V\'c measurerrnment derisions. When . they
election
as
Judga
of
the
Fifth
tempted
to
dodge
rattle
on
tho
_
__
...
sharply varying reactions from block of young sentries—around the distance between these ringsraireil further protests. Gaither dustrialist and former member
highway
and the
youth’s■ neck
Circuit in tnwup
Group Two.
1
v*KII*vaJ HIPI
tire /oum
mx n ami 'Judicial
» “T
^
tho nation's press today.
the huge Church of the Holy to determine the distance ber*
said he told them he wmiCd not of Iho War Manpower Commis
fe
a
r
UarJ_
arm^were
caught
in
the
left
du-ir
1.
j
Judge
F.
R.
Uockcr
of
Ocala
(t•all■ltt4
i
t
Comment ranged frem the Benulchre. The jo u ag Arab guide tween these ring* to determine'
negotiate' until the sirlke*’ was s i n n ; rx-Kcnator LaFollettee .dollars.”
already
haa
qualified
as
a
can
of
the
automobile,
choking
him.
Omaha (Neb). World lteratd’s there said he had seen only three the distance lietwcen the atoms
flt-W f*.); ex-Guvcrnor Herbert
cancelled.
didale for re-election In Group critical reception terming the or four Christian visitor*, other in the metallic film being studied.
Tho cabinet offleer'a briskly
It! I.chman of New York; pub
"The general atrikr was railed lisher Palmer Hoyt of the Den- written,
One in the Fifth ClreuiL JudgiFLIER KILLED
6,600-wnnl
statement
e a "bland, undisguised than for Christian Arab* who This tells u s-th e nsture of thq_
without warning," ho sa id .,"A
PENSACOLA, J a n. 8, (AY— J . C. II. Kooncc of Tavarda is plca^for rotca next November," come dallv,' In tho weeks since film and how the oxidation flh
Post; President* Robert C. sketched the arguments fur tho
great deal of your nmdurl and
huge project, unprecedented In Public relations at tha Pensarela tho Second Judgu of the Cirruit. to that of the New York Tlmi-i partition fighting virtually sealed corrosion lakes nlaer."
propaganda Is calculated to pro. Sprout of the Unlveisity p f Cal America's peace-time history, told N'avsl Air Station announced to
which sard the speech. In its off the old citjr.
..
o t ,,,e mo*t riJtolficant
eokc incidents Involving, ynur fol Honda; economist Sumner. II. how and why he think* it shoul I day that Aviation Chief Machin
SH E R IFF'S F E E
The vendor In the postcard and findings so far with the electron
broad setting, “Is hopeful, highlowers and the Allied Military Slichter of the Hoard for Kco- work, why he consider* it nec ist Mate David A. Gillis, 27. wn*
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 8 (AY- pointing and essentially on tho relie shop just outside the church diffraction camera, he said, la*
iminir Development; IJoyd Garri
Govcmmrnt."
offered to cut his price*, then that the rate of corrosion In
essary and what it ought to roi'. killed following the collision of Cirrult Judge W. May Walker right tracks-*'
,
,
~
Police dirpciatfcl a crowd of nlcjiit son, former exeeatlvr director of
shrugged and said "no one comes crease* enormously at high tern?
He deacrilN-d tho 4MOn.OOU.iMKl two tiavy trainer planes 18 miles today ruled that t-hcriffa/ are
1,000 gatiicied nl the palace of the War l-alMir Hoard; President which President Truman has ask- northweit of PcimJ coIb yesterday. entitled to fees for all criminal . "Mr. Truman served notice that now."
»•
neraturea, Jumping os high as 10
hia "celebrated” ‘swing to the
Justice when the titerr wrrn arraign Wilson M. Compton of Washing
Inside, past the tiny crosses tittles for every 100-dcgrce risen
sendees rendered by the State
ton . State College; and Kr- cd for the first 18. months of
right*
la
now
a
dosed
chapter,"
ed Five ‘were arrested.
Highway Patrol. *
erdxadcrs carved in the stone en tn trmner^ure.
tha. World Ilefald editorialised,
The union syndicate distributed Johnston, head of the Mo- the plan, as n pierisRm figure
STRICKLAND DIES
<K..»e*:_ tW jg h t Jjjr ■addiagt "That SAX.all _ « IY weB try walls, where the great domed
e lm iu ni fhiiniff rcr •w
n m tb.ii- Heta 11' r rttuucirrs~ AxTOcHp which “doe* in>f irpre«*iit a K«n- "JACKSONVILLE, Jsh.'B,
tho Leon County Board of Com for the early, callow days of hia buildinK c/iverv. both th e ,low bill
erous eatlmatr of requirement*.
political strike since Trieste la*, tlon.
of the crucifixion and tho tomb
Charles (1. Strickland, 04, I’rcsi
came a free city. The circulars
Kaiser said any steel Industry It la not, he said, “an asking- dent of Strickland and Randall missioners against Sheriff Frank administration, but now an elec from which the stone was rolled, K lim t the "legislature to con.
oaaortrd the military government agreement should have "due re figure*' based on expected ‘fu ll Insurance Company here ami a Htoutamirc, Judge Walker held tion Is impending and he return* rituals of the highest sanctity vene Itself without a call by tlww
that language of m 1947 act en to lime-testing techniques, volcgovernor. The , ameddnic-uj wifif ■ action was “the latest and most gard for the needs of small bus by Congress.
arc carried on quietly i\y tne
port
Aid In tho full amount, Ma.-- native of Valdosta, Go., died i;*'1? titled the shcriffa to "all fees huylng techniques of thg" New Christian monks waiting tor the rejected at a special election
serious of provoentons recently iness, m-w rnmpctltare, export
Tuesday.
4
perpetrated hy the occuput'nn guv- requlrcments undir the Marshall shall declared, la required, “to today aftpr-an illness yf some accruing" from arrests and oth Deal."
•"
„ day of TJcare and pilgrimages.
er services by the patrolmen.
* Trnment against the dcm'Vrntir Plan, and for preventing pl,* ,," ,' ,, | loltl**0 a program of genuine months.
The Tlmaa In a separate edi
omdallon of our territory."
divenilon.-t to the gray_ market recover,7 to taka liolh Europe
torial, however, took critical note
I'artioans were arrested In and noh-essenlial uses.”
The I’a
and this nation out of th«i blind
uf the President's tax plan, as
United
Nations
Brazil
F
ig
h
t
a clash with Vrncila ’Giulia civil
A special House Commltl«-a alley of mere continuing relief."
serting that legislation aimed at
police when the police dispersed has Ih-cii Investigating report*
'As for the whole undertaking,
its psssage “might In all accuracy
I i » m r*a« <M*ri
ll'ullaiH * from* 1‘aar •)■»»
an unauthorised demonstration. gtay market, consisting .of deal* the secretary reiterated * earlier
fairness be described as ‘the
Allied Military Government of. of a -6l.000,non,ooo a year steel estimates that the cost might laak will Is- to nrtsngc for con in (hr plant formerly uird by ami
voters’ bonus bill of 1948" The
MONTGOMERY, Al*.. Jan. «
fielaJa aaid the strike was ordered at alwvi'tinrtnil prlctis Hiy* range
between $15,100,000,000 sultation* with the British who, llie Communitl newipa|>cr Tri cruel fact Is that such legislation |/1Y—Reporters for
Alabama’s
Ki l l Urk ct
as mandatory power, still con- bune Popular, which was supy. the Italian-hlav Anti-Fascist
mill
$17000,000.(88).
Hut
hr
*ald
would l>* thoroughly Inflationary daily newspapers were barred tW I patir M6 tad iMMd «Mf ~bHL~
ttol
Palestine.
A
British
’sjiokesuqIoii, a Communlst-lmsicd polltD ileal* are not illegal.
Htei-I eomjisny repreac-ntatlvr* “the overall cont Is not capable man said that delegate Sir Alex »pended (or its attacks, on the in character."
. . . .
today from attending Governor
daKfront. .
of prrrhie determination j o far
*n
Portland (Me) Preaa Herald- James E. Folsom’s regular press Al all 4 t m g ilarn tvtfy
Members of a rival, anti-Cofts- have discounted these report* and
ander Cadognii was ready to guvcrnincnl during the debate on
niwrJ, «| I b k Mnb |)r«« ( «h
munlst. union went to their jobs tin- committer, hi-ailcd by Rep In advanre.”
confer Immediately ami It was the bill to puit Communitl leg- “Even heavier taxation la a poor conferences.
“Three principles,” Marshall understood that ' ho would !<e
way to expand corporation facili
The Governor's orders, released
and police wrre put on nn etn- Mncy (U-NY) has reeessed iu
ties!. It U oven a poorer way to yesterday through His executive
t h e prepared to lay a British limi- UJaloff.
ergenry Irasls. Fist fights broke hearing* to dig for more Infot^ Said, "should detcimlhc
The
clumber
of
deputies
en
combat
A.high
cost
of
living
In
amount
ami
timing
of
our
aid.
ou t-at tile shipyards and a tu|uad motion.
secretary, O. II. Finney, said on-table of troop evacuation before
It must be adequate. It. must the U.N.
of 60 poller quelled the dlsacted, and President Efrico Gat- asmuch aa opportunity at once ly reprcai'iitaUvra of nows wire
I* prompt. It must be effect
rbailee.
The British have aumnumi-d ia r Dutra immediately tigned offer* for prlco Increase of man services and weekly newspaper*
Th* Partisans were chargrrl
ively applied."
henceforth would bo admitted.
T ra ffo n l. Smith of the* Colonial last night, a Jaw removing a'l ufactured commodities."
foro military court with wrarJacksonville (Fla) Tlmcs-Union
Any comment other than made
Office- ami Fletcher Cooko of
Communists
from'
elec.ive
potti
unlfnrms without permission
—“Ilo has set the pace for all of at the press conference* will
tho Palestine Administration to
and with parliciputing in an uii'
IOm HihM tm s r«»* •»»»i
throughout the nation. Those af the 1948 political actions of both b e , released tn statement form,
(ircck Army
assist Cadognii.
Are
1 troubl'd by d
uthnrlird demonstration.
flower from 02 to 31 acres. MUties in Washington. iL’a th* Finney said. The press conflu
fected included a senator, . 14
The
roinmissiun
also
wa1
exto
Sevrn of Iho Partisans" wore rrllani-ou* vegetable plantings, In
familiar
old
technique
al
times
. a m _____
ence* will be hold once or twice
|N-clctl tu seek early om frn nc,-» deputies, 60 member! of state
Ilaallaw * Imih
n»l
ted today and all pleaded cluding English peas, carrots,
freen Jain, fast so nrrt-ou*. tired —
il
ef- this kind: To calumniate,
yet a week, he added.
confrrrm-e
lip
had
I
n<ii oraklng with-the Jewish' Agency for Psl•I
such
Uaust
Than so Ur LrdU *legislatures and 18 members of to cxtm uatr, ameliorate and
ill. Trial was set dowil for beets. Iiroeolli and turnips show n a study of tin- situation and nrNo reason for tho order was
estln- Mini the At uii higher- roniPlnkhsmb Vas.ubla Compound to
14. The .others will be sharp reduction with only/72 acres
the
Rio
De
‘Janeiro
city
council.
rrlltrs
such
ipnptoma.
rtnkbsiu's
Arsuftgfs
tlons of lire* Greek army for*six mittre. Moaho Shyrtok, conaidcred
given. Folsom repeatedly charged
arialgneil tomorrow.
compared with 160 acres last months.
has a grand soothlnf tffart on osa
Boston Globe - "Mr. Wallace tlie state's daily newspa|<er<
a poaalhln choice for foreign ’ llir senate bad pasted the bill
M.
Ol MOSMb'S am i Important o/psaif. I
y eif,
must wonder where the Truman printed “lies’’ about hint during bis
All I’ve
ve seen.
seen." lit- said, "in minister of the now Jcwisji naHanford celery plantings are dlcatea the Greek aoblirr is go<Ml tiim,
lat/orm will Iravc him, and the campaign against a proposalil to
plat
will represent the agrnry.
mwm
The Communist Parly Itaelf, Rep ublicans. smarting under four
estimated at 383 golden and 661 MM) ran defeat tho liandita. This The ........
p H
w .Pateslino-Ar.............
invitation
to
which
claims
front
180,000
to
pascal
on
the
West
side
and
740
_..eata, must guess whether the
ft *««U«*r4
Fapp Om |
dsfe
ha* t*ecn ronfirmetl at Metwivon‘ R|, representatives actually would
200,000 members and which poll- New Deal's attraction will be as
can and shouhl have the heat." golden and 710 pascal on the East ^ u r !
l U onl* f o r m a l i t y . . they el about •OdjJOO
1
'
>
0,000
votes
In
»teto
YARDLEY VENETIAN ULINDS
side.
Oviedo
reperta
406
acrea
of
Suggesting expansion of farlliQueen Frdderlkx reached Kop- |uvc opposed partition bitterly and local elections last Jan- potent under Truman as It was ‘
America's
A m e r i c a a Most
aioec Beautiful
iwauuiui
' ’ ee*.
tiea to take care of nonresident golden and 263 of pascal; Hlavla
unite* Roosevelt."
' ’Irm vl f,0m " ,c flr,t “,ul- 'vllh ‘ I"5 uary. was outlawed on May 7,
Aluminum — Cedar ~ Polish*d Aluminum*
students, Caldwell predicted “Many 103 acres of golden and 01 acres Mrtl«)n” ^rnmT lh."d
, _ton Herald ~ “A sordid ap
eUrUnn
LhUh
iV.h.l/’w
^T
.
^
!
»uli'1
"
f
“
"*
Arah-Mosby
a
three
to
two
ruling
o
fv
th
u
-}<
^
f
f
Aak
Me
For
Fra*
Estimate
,
of Hie. fine and talented out-of- of pascal.
peal for votes -- votes at 640 per
tT j'^ h ^ r a V u to lrm VforN- haVO refused to t*k* Supreme Electoral Tribunal. Thut
P. W. STEVENS - 817 W. Robinson - Orlando u
•tats young people cdurslsd here
In enblwge, the West side re fono aUemnth
attempt by |ho rei-iJ
<smv rote in carrvinir out the
heaiL
ruling
did
not
affect
the
statu*
* ,M r * rry," “ i ° “l
would remain and many of their ports 328 and the East side of seise the town as a rapltal for a
Richmond (Va) Times Dispatch
Phone 2-0729of
office
holdera
previously
electfamilies would como to live with Hertford. 430 acres. Wagner has Greek Communist state. She
-- "There were time* when Mr,
Prnhuhly
the
two
biggest
qtitslationa.
with
the
Soviet
Union
Its.”
30 ami Oviedo 166 acres. Of cs- brought the .congratulation* of tionv to lie solved'were these:
Truman’a contribution,to the con
ed.
*•
“*
lie urged maintenance of "prop- enroll) there are 83 acres on the the king, who it ill.
gressional archives sounded like
1—
When,
will
the
British'
get
Brasil broke off diplomatic re- a rtss* dsy oration ‘delivered hy
gr condition* ilmlrr which serious (Cast tdde ami 60 on tho West In
Discussing the Greek army's
out
aiuf
allow
the
UN
Commis
on Oct. 21 l/ecause of article:) a budding intellectual al the In-*
students msy carry on their work Hanford area. *
rqulnmrnt, Livrsay aaldr
effectively and economically.
in Ilia Russian press attacking dependence, Mo., high school and
“This Was sufficient, but the sion to take over?
.
Celery haullngs were rather
2— How wii| tin, UN maintainthe President ami the' Brasilian there were muiptnU when he
»
- "Although we want our children light from here Tuesday, It wr.s situation has changed. The rebel
to enjoy pleasant surroundings reported hy R. G. Kisser of the hands have beromn greater In order* In the Holy Laud and army,
seemed to wrap aroutul himself
ah<l comfortable faclillllcs, we
•lie ami arc well organised. This enforce partition In the face of
The rhainber of deputies ap
spectral opera cap* which he
camrnt Jutlfy expenditure of *Frd*rsl-8tat« Msrkot News Her will make a nceeatarv change In repealed Arab threats of uppo- proved the new law. $81 to 74, tha
inherited from the accomplished
vice.
Demand
was
fairly
good
for
piildlr funds for maintaining con
our plans."
hit 1011 by force T
at
the
end
o
f.on
e
of
the
inouc
Tadli) thespian who preceded him
fo smsllsr
ditions aometimss referred to ns larger slsea and slow for
tin bulent tejfislaiivc sear Iona in In the White House."
He. aaid Im> would approve a
We make our own Ice Creitm, All flavorx
•Country dull college life* under sites. Tin- market was fairly proposal that the Greek ariny be
Brazilian
history.
New York Herald.Trlbuno ' —
the guise of publ'e education." steady. Golden heart three* and riven mountain artillery and
Three
ileputtes
pulled
guns
mi
Ta«ly — Delirious — Healthful
four* brought $3.25 to 63.60 FOB,
(mmparing the President'* anti
he said.
Cummutilit* but did not fin*. Fist tho G0P*a proposals to combat
small sixes $2.26 to 63.00. f/arge machine guns. It was learned
that
llm
chief
nf
staff
of
the
fights
on
CninmuniJte.
in
tlie
•taatthiwa liaai 1‘aat na*l
pascal variety averaged about
Inflation) - "Neither caso Is con
clmmbcr broke out. Police clashed vincing; there are flaws, or at
12.66 to 62 85 and fours to sixes Greek Air Force recently asked ferted or merged.
for American anti-aircraft gun*
(14 Sanford Avenue
lie aaiit that uritli-r a majorlll' wlBi juo Im lusulu the ciiumberund
Phone 1218
62.26 a crate.
but had been turned down. Mili of the stockhohlera or bondhokl- there was such turmoH outside best some pretty haxardous as
sumptions
in
both."
tary infoculants said It was pos ers uf Florida East Coast had that police* a most had h riot
sible ths guerrillas might launch approved the proposed teorgsnl- on thslr hands before quslllng
IK YEAR Ol
air attack* toon from landing xatiou %nd” merger with A.C.L
RENO Jan. 8 (AY—An
the distUrbam-r.
old gunman who pltaded guilty strips in thq northern mountains -Tu sup|H>rt his eoiiU-ntioiif
As tho bolmUng ended, spec
of
Greece.
Byrnes traced the hillory of tho tators in the galleries and tho
relieves promptly M* to it'murder charge we* sentenced
Reorganisation Art through Con Communist deputies on the floor
* t to the seat or tho to death hv a judge who said he
TSINGTAO, China, Ja n . 8 (AY
looara and axpel was astounded at the hoy’s "cold
gress and quoteil sponsors of tho shrieked: "Traitors,'* Tho Comt, and aid nature blooded and ruthless disregard
messurn as nsstiring Congyeee munlste yvllydt "Viva l.ttis Car —Slaying of a U. & Marino by
i yaw. tender, tn- for human lifn."
dial it gave nn originating au los." Prestea Is Secretary Gen- Chinese Communists a t a remote
muooua mam*
David Dlackwcll. T a c o m a ,
Maaliawa lraa r -a - Owl
thority to tin? ICC wr the rourla •ral nf the 2‘aiiy and It* lone villago In. north China was re
1st to soil you Wash., who «figured in a string
ported today by the Chinese com
Allen as AniOasaador to Iraii,
senator.
in reorganisations. ‘
of robberies and shootings after
A one-tjnie newspaper icportvr,
Cuhimmlst tMputy Maurido mander o f the Tsingtao garrison.
Hd accused the*A'laittte Coast
or you ore his escape from a Washington Allen entered the Ferelgn Serv. Line of buying twtf uu-n-ured rrirel that
President Dutra's Ho aaid the victim was one of
Htato reformatory Oct. 13, was Ira in IUJ0.. , .
"Pasctet'* it pi me had void ou< flvo Leatheraacka missing on a
it- -. »
claims
against
Florbln
E*«t
Coast
ordered executed In tho state
8lnc* then l»e Ima. held many
to "W all Street and Nurth Christmas day hunting trip.
prison gas chamber the week of assignments. He was Asalslan: to win standing in tho rsorgan- American Imperialism."
U.
8.
Navy
Headquarter*
de-’
Mat Ion case beforq tho commis
iltM fO ltdllH fl March 14.
Chlsf, Division uf Near Eastern sion. Ilo said the c'alnts of up“This 'gvrarnment Is rotten,** dined either to confirm or deny
. . . made by Genera) Ting
Affairs, In 1943 and aerved that nroximately S1.40U.000 alreailv h* shouted, "and will collapse
•l s news cunfsretnss
a* Liaison necretary of Uiv hiul Iteen held worthless by tho by a movement o f the’ mass**.”
continued to withhold
of ths Unltetl Nations Confercm-< c->mmUii',n.
For Dutra, enactment of the
es of the five.
on food ami agriculture' a t Hot
li rn • quoted an (t.'C 1xam- now law was the culmination
commander said
Springs, V*.
iitci i i <i.
„• -• . Jd of a two-year fight against the a j
- had been halted
II# sceompaiiled than Secretary
"f—• -. iviii-s *«r Mppiuximately Communist Parly, which was
government lines—
of Stale Japit* F . Byrnes to 6100,18-0 minmllv Ihr-ugh 'he founded In Braidl In 1922 but
U. 8. personnel was
ths Moscow Conference In 1843 culm tidal inn of t xroutivn aiul iia- remained underground for years,
Small
to go—but that the
•od attendod th* Second Cairo twrv *oc" r * -nni J, T b n
tinder Prestos, newly returned
_ marines drove on to
Conference that same year.
* quoted A.C.L. a , ssylng. m em from Russia, tha party staged
_ .
amall villscc near Lln$3.00
In 1944, he was made Chief ploye would be "adversely af- a revolution In 1936, after which
shan. about 60 miles north of
or th* Division of Middle East it-ei-l" by th« merger.
Prestos was imprisoned for nine Tsingtao,
ern Affairs and later became
A.C.L. propost* to pay ap y a r s ,_________*
. ■ , •
Deputy
Director
of
ths
Offlee
proximately 840,600000 F.K.C.,
Andy's Garden Tavern, Thsd can
RUSSIAN SHIP
of Nea rEastern and African I4.J25.000 |n rash and the re
TOKYO Jan. 8 (AY—Fifty foot
Cast Iron which ha heads at least will want
of bow to relax with his gloss of bocr, and
Affairs.
mainder
:n
securities.
waves
lashed
the disabled Rus
to
know
tha
extent
of
M
erged
11* to taks off Ms Iho missis ran alsh chat with all
In order to clear th* way for
The F,E.C, has been In bank thau’s grain drsllngs and whether sian ship Dvina off northaast
relax with a aisllow tha neighbors then. Each gets hts
•Cater a nomination. Mr. Tnunai, ruptcy court never*! years, bat they
extend back to tha lima he
aeked congressional action on a It had a $12,000,000 rash bal was In
(or her) awn way.
the csblneL
bill to enable him to serve as a ance In 1946. Morgcnthau's name appeared
l ether Ideas.
Wprked, tool In fact, now Urn
member of the board without
a Qew list of corn trader* vesaal and her 760 passenger* to|
minus likes nn ocesstensl temperdisturbing his military statu*.
ja -*
" e hy Bacretory of safety.
Kutor Is Urn Unltad State*
sU glsss of bsier herself. And Thnd
Thrta ewaeue ships were
Anderson.'
find* U’s pleasanter to enjoy his s •fspfessntsllv* on tha council of
by and
u acknewledgrd that
6
»ni rather 1 -ft* IntarnaUonal Civil Aviation
the
voluntary sitli-inflstion lull pass
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, (AY—
ed Ity Republicans ‘ at llte spec- Charles
Mlchelson, newspaperman
iPipatJraJsta. S-S
.
""
Marshall Requests
Governor Folsom Bars
“ Oldat4 0 ,5 0 ,60?”i
Daily Newspaper Men
— Man. You're Crazy
F E M A LE I
COMPLAINTS
Celery Planting
Caldwell
HEr
LYDIAL PINKHAM'SSS
......................
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
Try
T IP — T O P IC E
CRB A M
T I P -T O P
CRE AM
JnmcH ByrncH
How To Relieve
U.S. Marine Shot By
Chinese Communists
ICE
GOOD ASSORTMENT
W O O D
Allen Appointed
8dm a
REEVES DOVER
R ED HOTS
Rom where I sit... iy Jos Marsh
Thai's Fast Hurt
WOOD HEATERS
Dixie
WOOD
” STOVE P
Morgeathau’s Deals
To Be Investigated
WASHINGTON Jan. 8 (AV-A
will
i ju i s i i u r n is gryjng tn
__— --- -------------- to reappoint Into trading sctlvltls*. of U<
the former New . Dealer to th* Uorrenthau. J r M former
.miih
, \ m , V » M 5 u * t Brnttn FeaadeKsa
-.5. igS
V $ » *-.
“ “ I.r a
’
-V*f '
daylong,^A m erican
for cue *ffc
and
Bins whales often exc
tho
th* fe e t,In length and 100
weight* %
H. A. (Bobby)
SM OAK AVENUE
-if
L
. ,
r
.
uf
aaid. “but wa will ask kim
*ry of, Traakury^Senator Fergu- Information as to his trading
JCutar I* 42, a native of Rock- son (R -M ich )___ __— . .
whether It might ga back to
ford. Ill, and a graduate of the
ri»f
Ferguson told reporters the time ho was “
Military Academy,
- V .r
A p 8 r a prlattons Subcommittee Treasury." &
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THE Vf FATHER
!n llnlly There b Strength—
To Protect the Pf«c« of the World)
To I'ro M U the Progress of Amerles |
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Sln*1y riring temperature aiu|
partly cloudy through Saturday.
.t
-
• A^INflETENDENT UAlLi MBWWAPBR—
VOLUM E X X X I X
Established 1908
Marshall Not
To Resign If
S e c r e t a r y Repeals
Demand Of All Or
Nothing At All On
•U.S. Aid t o Europe
New York City Plans To Fight
State Ruling On Ousted Reds
NEW TORE. Jan. 9 (/P)—-The Cily Hoard of Higher Education
planned a two-fthare fight today against a Slate Education Department
ruling forbidding ousting of Irachrrs on groifnds that they are member*
of the Communist Party.
A request for reversal of the decision was under preparation by
the board, it was announced last night, and Dr. Ordway Trad, board
chairman, said members also are considering a last-resort a|ipeal to
the legislature to “correct the*
situation for the future.''
The denartment'a ruling, an
nounced—Thursday, ordered rein
'’•WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 </P)- statement. with haok .pay, of
J . Thompson, suspended
Setrelary of Slate Marshall today Francis
seven year.* ago from the city
lieicriUiTat wholly intuited *|>ec- college faculty where he was a
'uialion that lie would resign if nubile speaking I na t r u e t o r .
Congress fails to enact a European Thompson was dropped from the
after a hoarlng In whWh
recovery program in the manner faculty
he was charged with (wing a
he proposes. Marshall volunteered Communist Party member ami of
•I’ ft news confertrnce this infor pt-riurlng himself by denying it.
" The slate unislon was IsMirtl
mation on hit altitude.
acting Commissioner of Educa
He lud declined eatlier in r*.- hv
tion lew is A. Wilson. It was
tponse to a quetliori to add br both defended and criticised by
subtract from his statement yes mrmtor* of the city Itoard,
terday that Congress should mri-l
Wilson'a action, said Charles II.
all the requirements of European Tuttle; chairman of the City Col
jAilmimstralive Committee of
recovery plan or else not under lege
the Ujaul. "opens the way fur the
take the job at all.
fifth rolumn of tin* Oumfiumi-i
Marshall said that he had ap revolutionary movement through
rared before the Senate Foreign out the world to establish a
elaliont Committee yesterdav .bridgehead In tin- very top levels
of American public i-duealion."
in an advisory capacity and did Hut another member. Ira A.
B
not -sn nt- to - n tk h o n u b tract otr
what he had said. ,
Then he went on to say that
lie had noticed implications in
some accounts of his testimony
that he would return to hi* home
at Leesburg. Va., if Congress
either cut or turned dawn his
recommendations for the four-year
effort, to rebuild western Europe.
That. Marshall said, it wholly
incorrect. He added that he
thought it would be inconsistent
t t ..is I I n . r . i
.||
I'a u r
I I* b i t
Ella S. Galbreath
Dies Suddenly At
Daytona Residence
EIU Spencer Galbreath, daughtr r 'o f the late Garland W. and
Carrie Evan* 8peneer of this city,
dlM siiifittinly from a Wart attack
a t , her home in Daytona Dearh
Thursday afternoon a t 3:30 o'
clock.
Funeral srrvieea will tie held at
the Settle- Funeral Home In .Wv
Smyrna Saturday afternoon at
3:00 o'clock with the Hav. Gaylon
Howe, pastor of the First Metho
dist Church of New Smyrna In
charge. Interment will be at the
Kdgewatrr Cemetery In New
Smyrna.
Mr*. Galbreath, who was 31
years of nge, waa bom In San
ford on Nov. 16/ 1013. attended
the lural schools and has a wide
circle of friends and relatives in
this city. She was married to
Marko Galbreath' and has three
children, Virginia, Marko, Jr .,’ and
Kvan* Spencer.
Survivor*, in addition to her
husband and children, Include
three sisters, Mr*. George Harden
of Sanford, Mr*. Paul Kedfern of
Hartow and Miss Kmma Spencer
of Columbia, Mo.: and three
brothers, Morels It. Spencer of
St. Petersburg^ Garland W. Speneey and Charles E. Spencer of
Hanford.
Hirsehtnann. praised Wilson for
"his courage and consistency 111
the face of a witch-hunt hysteria
that Ik sweeping most public of
ficial* off their ffe t."
The acting commissioner'* con
tention that the Cummunlal Par
ty was not illegal in'N\w York
State was termed hv Tuttle “ut
terly Irrelevant to the nursllon
whether we should pci mil Com
munist* to lynch in lav-support
ed schools, particularly when the
nation 'Is making a gigantic ef
fort to stop the spread of Com
munism in the world."
Meanwhile In llaltimore, ‘the
dismissed teacher said ho plans
to remain nt John* Hopkins Universijy as Associate piofessor of
u-ritlnft and sprerli..
i’T have never U-l<<ngrd_Jo the
'Communist
Party,"
Thompson
added.
.
Formal step* for appeal of Wil
son's ruling will 'be taken at a
Imard meeting Jan. Ii». It pas
announced.
U. S. Transfers 4 Upchurch Raps
Fleet Type Subs Proposed Union
Of 2 Railroads
To Turkish Navy
Vessels Are Among 15 Says Senator Pepper
Used
Propaganda
W hich A re Being
•For
Rail
Interests
Sent . On Aid Bill
WASHINGTON Jan. * (AT*
Proposed reorganisation of
the Florid* K*»* Cos.l Hallwav » s s given the Interstate
Commerce Commission for a
final decision todav amid a
bitter eirhange betwren op
posing lawyer*.
Aa three
dara of oral
argument*
rimed. Edward W. Ilourne,
counsel
for the Atlantic
* Coast Une. Insinuated that
• the Du Pont estate anight
have submitted a new plan
WASHINGTON. Jan. '9 </P>- of reorganisation yesterday
The United Stales it tranifrrring
to Increase the ralur of Flor.
to Turkey four fleet-type lubmsIda^ Ksst ■C u t bonds which
NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 9 OP)
— A contingent of Turkish
navy personnel will drhark
from the U. H. Navy tanker
'r-npshsnnrwk at the Norfolk
Naval Station tomorrow for
training preparatory to tak
ing a number of small U.S.
Navv rrafl la Turkey. Two
groups of more than 294 of
ficers snd men arrived early
In December.
tine* and Navy crew* will deliver
ibcrtA to a port of (hi* railcrn
WASHINGTON. J„n. 9 (/ T )~
Mcdurtianean nation.- *
The1 (ubmarinr* arc among 15 A ipoketman for St. Johns coun*’
Navy vrttrlt of various type* ly, FlaE told the Interstate Com
which ihe Navy announced'today merce Commission today that Sen
are being tramfrrred under the ator Pepper (D-FH.) lud "dis
$100,000,000 Turkiih aid ptogiam tributed p r o p a g a n d a under’
voted by the tail tetiion of Con- govfrtimrnt frank" in supporting
l l a k l l i M mm P a r * I'*** I
grc*i.
•
Tlie announcement came at a
time that 1,000 Marine* arc cn
route to itrengtlirn crew* aboard
U. S. waithipt in the Mediter
ranean. Some of thric ilupt are
in water* about Greece where
Guerrilla warfare mark* the con-'
flicl between lire Communism Hem
M. II. (T-Bone) Smith, who has
ming from Soviet Russia and her served In the State legislature
eastern satellites, and wctUm Eu- fjir the paat three terms, today
announced hi* candhlary for rero|>c and the United Slates.
election to, that office, declaring
Russia, Turkey’* huge neighbor, that hi* chief efforts, as In the
hat repeatedly been reported by past, would hp for better roads
Mobile Blood Bank
.
Navy officials here to possess one and school#.
native of Montrsumii, Ga.,
Will Be Here Monday of. today'* largest' submarine ■vMrA Smith
come to 8anfonl In
fleets.
192? and for the trial 20 years
The mobile unit of tha Orlando
Fleet-type submarine* are largo ha* torn engaged In farming. He
Hlood Bank will bo a t.th e Sem modern vessels capable of oprr- i« a member of the Baptist
inole County ITeftltK Unit at 11:00
o'clock, Monday morning .to re
ceive blood donation*, and all
veterans were today urged by
John Pauls, VFW district com
mander, to volunteer to make
donations.
The call for blood donation*
resulted from an appeal for a
Mood donation for Mr*. A. L.
Barinau of Sanford, who la crltrally HI In an Orlando .hoapital.
Cliff Able* of theJaycess to
day urge member* of the organ.
U a Um
U
v tia tU 4 * M u «U y
blood doners.
Am
DANIELS SICK
RALEIGH, N. C.. Jan. 8, OTj—
Phyiirlan* reported after a con
sultation today that Joaephut
Daniels had “lost some ground."
The RS-year-old Publisher of the
New* and .Observer, and former
cabinet member and diplomat,
was being given oxygen to help
him In breathing.
THE WEATHERLAKELAND, J a it 8, ( « - The
Federal 8tate Frost Warning
Service forecast fer peninsular
Florida tonight and Saturday was
partly cloudy and warmer with
no frost aeon through Monday,
Temporal
Potion
Chicago
Denver
Jfl
San Antonio
Seattle
Winnipeg
M. B. Smith To
Seek Election To
State Legislature
Church. Is a Mason and Sbriner
and* tolonga to the Kiwanis Club
and the Renlor and Junior Cham
ber of Commerce. He lives with
his wife at 466 Rosalia Drive. - .
In announcing his candidacy,
Mr. 8nv)th emphasised "eb-oDera
il dh" with the entire Seminole
Funeral services for Francis County delegation In Tallahosaee
Albert Temple, IR year old Sem as the best mean* of attaining
the me
inole High School senior,- who the objectives
. -- beneflttlng
- .......... v » .-—
died early yesUrday morning * t •JoUtr of the citliena of the roUnan Orlando hospital after a brief . ‘ F- He declared he would appre___ _tn
__ - x a AaatpItfruo
rI a fbs
frLtpJst
cu U the supper! nf
of Ms
hi* frier2
illnesw,
will be conducted
o'clock Satunlay morning at All and others who halltve In hi*
8ou!a Catholic Church with Fa Objectives.
ther William Nacktrab officiating.
Interment will bo held in All
VETERANS AGENT
Soule Catholic Cemetery. Tonight
A representative of the* State
at 8:00 o'clock, the Rosary will Service Office of the Veterans
to recited at the Erickson Funeral Administration will to at the
Home.
office of Senator L- F. -Boyle at
Francis Temple was born in 292 Park Avenue a t 3:30 P„ M.
Sanford, Aug. 7, 1929, and at- Monday to aaalst veterans or
t*ruled local schools- At the high their dependents with claims or
ichool he was a member of the other benefit! due them.
Glee Club and of the male double
quartette, anil was a cheer leader.
ROT SCOUT PROGRAM
At AU Soul* Church be was a
The Central Florida Council of
member of the choir. He was em Boy Scout* of American will pre
ployed part time' at tha J . C. sent the flret of a aeries of
Penney store.
weeklr broadcasts devoted to the
Surviving ore the father and boy scout movement and foster
mother, Mr. and Mr*. Mania W. ing of moral betterment of youth
Temple of Banford; two alsten; at 4:46 Bondar afternoon over
Mias E.’ Listtto Temple who Is Radio 8tatlon WTRR. Irf co-oper
attached to the U. 8. Array ser ation with the Station'* epeclal
vice at Frankfurt, n *— “ “ — 1 feature
Miss M. Allea Temple of Sanford;
three brother*, George M. Temple
AUTO TAGS
artln C. Temple of -.County.Tax Collector John I
_ la- and Ixiuls II. Tern- Galloway's office eritl remain
le, T-4, U. 8. Army. Ft. Bragg, crpen at noon time* until Jan. 16.
I. C.; an aunt Mr*. W. 8. Hlvsly the deadline to secure new auto
now vfpflihg her* from Daytona
Beach# .and several other aunte,
ll'a s lla a e e
-»
r> s»
K lu S I)
Temple Funeral To Be
9:00 A.M. Saturday
S
SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY.. JAN. 9. 1918
Associated Press Leased Wire
|•
51
uMarines
-s RequSent
estsStassen ACcUseS Insiders Of
ToHolyLaud Profiting On Grain Markets
1
-
1
.4 *
4
Dispatch Of Marines
Would Need Brit
ish Okay' As Britain Rules There
JERUSALEM , Jan. f. (A V Official* nahl 600 armed Arabs
opened fire 'today on Jewish
kgjtlriprnU in northrrn Palestine and inssdrd the country
from the Syrian hill*, killing
three Jews and wounding eight
licfnre British troops and Ihe
Royal Air Force Inlrrvrnrd and
brought the "alt uat loss under
runt rot." '
* LONDON. Jan. 9 </!>)- . .
qualified inhuman!* in Whitehall
taid tonight the United Stales
has askrd ami received a|iproval
to diqialrh U. S. 'Marines to the
iiom the Palestine government
Holy Lind as a QUatri (or the
U. S. consulate there.
Onr souice said' he did 'Hot
know Ikiw many Marines might
bf tenr, hor"WheH."They Vould arrise. A contingent of 'Marine*
left North Carolina thit week with
the announced assignment of join
ing U. S, freet units in the Med
iterranean.
(The Palestine government op
erates under Urilish mandate, and
the dispalth of M-uinei presuma
bly would have Urilish approv
al. Whitehall is the area in which
Il'M Ila a n l
l-nae
M | lll
Gut Is Presented
Gift By Housholder
AtJaycee Luncheon
Former Mayor II. James Out
wa» yeatenlav r>rment*<1 with a
gift by Karlyle IIoiisHoliler at the
noon luncheon of the Junior
Chamber of Commsrre a* an air-,
prysaion of Joyce* appreciation o f
hi* nine year* of service ns a
City Commissioner ami two year*
of service a* Mayor.
Mayor
Itotort A. Williams was vse|.
corned.
It was annotinretl that a similar
gift will to sent to former Com
missioner George Bishop in re
cognition of hi* six year* of ser
vice. He was unable to lie present
ilur to illness. J a c k ' MorrL-nr,
governmental a affairs rhairmsn.
Iirlefly revlewisl the rerortl of the
two outgoing commissioners.
Jayree I’resiilent J . Brailry
(hlhnm welcomed Mayor Kolerl
Williams, who in turn thnuLi-l
the Jayree* for altrmlanrr nt
City Commisitiun meeting*, point
ed out that they outnumbered all
others in nltrndanre, ami pelcoined them to future-meeting*
K. G. Kilpatrick, Jr^ president
of the Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce, highly pralss-d the
work of the Jayree* and 'their
SI "swills Isess m Vs we Mlafcll
.Congress Applauds Secretary.Of State Marshall
Pauley Charged With
Making A Million
Dollars While Cabinct
Assistant
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (/ P )Haiold L Slassrn accused Ad*
ministration "tnsiders" of using
official information to make a
$4,(HH),IK)0 profit m lommodity
trading since the war and called
for legiilatioq to prevent such
Activity.
I hr huiiu'i Minnesota govethor,-'
nosv serkhig the Republican presidrnial nomination, told a Senatr a(>piopiiations subcommittee
that "I do not think any memtor of thr government should be
mi thr food riinimodily’ market*.''
IE-*.idJrd that Irgislatlun appar
ently it ibr only. v>/»)' Its prevent
this.
htastrn alto testified that:
* I. lilt, in W. Pauley, special
ttvtsHw) to Army twwrrtary-l
."ill. profitrd to the extent of apptnxim.itcly $1,000,000 from.ihi*,
tiadmg, and "did not make a full
•Ji»clo»ure’’ nf hit activities when
hr appeared before the committee
List month.1
2. ling. General Wallace H. *
Graham, President Truman*#* per
ENTERING 1'IIE CIIAMIIKK to hear IVrsidrnl Truman, deliver hi* Blair of l!ir t'ninn mr*-agr to a ianal phyncian. wat "not truth
joint »ra*lon of- Congres*. Berrrlsry of Slate liriirx r C Mar-hall (arrow I get* an iinrvpeclrd ovation. ful" in a m enl ttalcrnenl on
The Secretary entered bj a »idr door after .other iumdicr* of the Cshinrl had taken ihcir -rats iM-furr hu commodity tiadmg. "Our inthe Speaker's rn-lrum. tin Ihr d ais'(at (up. b it) ate Sen. Xrlhlir Yanilriibrrx; I’te-idenl protlrni. of lormatnin i> that, in .fact. . Dr, .
Ihe Senate, and Joseph W, Marlin,* Jr., Speaker of the llnu»r.
(lnlrninlinn.il Boundpholn) |
t ||>lm did tnd lea»e thr market ..
1 Q|
Graham
! immediately after the Pretidcnt'a
: Oct, 5 addict* on ipcculator*.
II," did not leave the market until
I very «|ie« dually • taid the
executive branch of the govern
4 Aimed Men Rob Voters May Register In County
Precincts Beginning February 1 ment wat jnvolvrel.”
Stnsseii also said that Graham
In Daylight Raid Tlir ftflilialttmv liooLt f«i.......rr|*t%lrrinvt volfit in Srminolr County did
mu lone money in (be mar
ket. adding that "Ins profit was
for ihr Democratic Primary on May 4 will lie open in the county pirbegmuini; Monday, I'rb. I. Mu tajuiinr A. Ik-d. »u|»rrvi»or of
legjtiralion. announcert today.
•' . •
Thric air 15 pit-tint* in Seminole County, tlalrtl Mm. Itral. and
the Ii<>ok* will hr iakm to the 13 county precinct* to remain 'open in
tnrnr copvrnirnl location until Mar. I when they will then l>c relumed
NEW ORlEANsTjan. 9 (/Pi
to her i>ffirr In Tlie Sanford Her-^
| •
IT M
Four unma*kr*l mrn hehl up 1 r id mid remain open until Satu r-; r p
!)lnv. Apr. 17 nt which time Urey I
L l C . U . I N .,
>111 Ij„
m-.',eloved
preparr* for the]
ty
mid-town New Oilcan* bank l.hii „j)j’
|„., d to prepare'
the * * * 0 * ' ' K a lC j *-/•
BanditO Force Tiieii
W ay Into Bank Be
fore Opening Time
morning and it* President A. P
Till- lM.ok* for I’rwIneU N(7
Imahum. taid lliry escaped with' end
No 2. eomprlsing i^ll of W, -t
$130,000 in cadi
Sanfoxl ns f»r a* Citnmtn Uity
ini XHdway, ri'Mtoctivelv. will' Is
The mrn foiced llirir way into i M
noeri In the office of tire super
the hank five minute* lirfuir vixor on Monilav. Mm I nnd m3
oprnillg
time,
dump'd a
lirgio it main
each, week day until
janitor into uneon»cioiiihr»» anti Saturdav, A|ir. 17.
Only p.-i*nns who have renrhed
herded ionic .5 rni|>|oyr* into
tlio inn; nf 21 -year* sine* the last
locker room*. They lltrn forced registration prrioiL or tho»e v*lm
the bank manager to unlock the have estuhlishad a legal residence
hv residing In tire* Stop* of Flor
vault.
Detective Jotcpli T*rd*i taid the ida ("1 a year or in..... ail.I in
Semlitole Uountv for c K montha
men took $76,000 from one tec will. Is* teiiiiirrd to gegister. All
lion vf (he vault, and an ritimat- | tiro*,* who have registered fur
ed $54,000 from other parti of I ««»«<’ mid' County elertii.n* any
,1
1
1 < _ ,1 ,.ii . . . . 1 time riper* I93u will not Is- rethe tafe and from thr teller cagr.. I
,(f r(..r,.Ku ,rr. , ai(| \|r,.
Bank official* air all checking to Ibid.
determine the exact amount.
Mrs. Ileal pointed out thgt it
m id r y for 'citlren* who
nrco*j,4ry
Tlie negro poitrr, Jotrph I- ia n
rhniignl •from oio* precinct
Tliomst, admitted the lour mrn have
to another-to call nt hrr (iffict-
V F W MKtrW (G
Plans for eomtngf state aixl
district conferences will to made
at the meeting of the VFW Mon
day evening at 8:00 o'clock at the
Legion Hut. It was announced to
day hy John Sauls, adjutant of
while hr wa» letting early c'urlo- for u certificate of liansfcr. I'crPost 3282.
A quartermaster will to elected |mr„ jn|U ||lP bank slmui H: 30 rons who have married since reto fill the vacancy mad# hy Jam es ; .• i „ l
uiricr.ing nro asked to have their
lluff, who- has been unable In " ,
names ihungrd on (he l>ook» in
'
~
~
ai|
_
Tire bandit* immrdulrl/ uth- order t" eliminate rnn(u»lHj at
rnntinue in this work. F, 1).. Scott
|(HNllR89tl
M
R
P*«r
llltfftlll
will preside.
Ihe both* on election day. She
ulso pointed </ut the necessity for
persons acquiring property since
registering to report it to her offire *0 that a notation of the fact
mil Ik- put on the honks for torn!
elections, school elect huis, and
other, elections In which only
freeholders may vote.
13 Years O f Tuberculosis Stud^
Shows Vaccines Safe To Humans
nothing compared with tha mil
lion dollars Hindi* hy Pauley, but . it wps definitely n jiroflt."
Pauley has testified that he
Kiroir ir<|TlTiIllHflg liit holdings
nfti'i lakioe tin- Armv i«»»t last
8t"pl. 3 go.| was " $ 100,000 wore*
o ff" because lie did an.
■ (iinham. scheduled to follow
Stassen ,'m the stand, recently
-urd a statement saying he
nt mil l»'t Octulter that he was
■1 ,.HtiHs.-.l •-« I'wse t.lahll
Head, Sees Hope e
For Partitioning Saniord-Btistis
Lie Did Not Mention
Militnrv Force. But
Implied Such Power
llv MAX IIAKIIKLHON
LAKE SUITKHH Jan. 9
The United Nations Palestine
Partition rnntmissioaHndav
r * lld on llr ila in .^ fl^ ^ « i-h
Acenr* for P a le JP ^ ^ w th e
\rah hither nfmmillrr for
Immediate consultations on
<UW| situation in Ihe strifetorn Holy Land.
Morin# swiftly at Its Hist
/**rion. the firr-naliun partilinn commission deridrd to
talk with rrprrsrnlatirrs nf
Ihr three vitally interested
parties as Ihr first step InAtard implementing the U.N.
plan to cut up Palestine into
Jewish and Arab' ruunlrlr*
by next Oct. I.
LAKE, SUCCESS," Jan. '> <>V)
—Trygxc Ur. Secretary-General
of the United Nation*,' exprereil
confidence today that the Securify Council would rxrrciie "every
neceuary power" to rep that par
titioning of itrifr-ilricken Pales
tine U cairird out bv neat Oct.
I without fail..
.
,
U’e did not mention the crea
tion of an inttrumrnlal military
force a* a tpccific partition en
forcement mcatpre, but llits wat
implicit in hit ilalrmcnl, *incc the
Shuffleboard Meet'
Attended By 125
More tlinn 126 winter visitor*.5,
M „f them from Eustl* attended
the Kttrils-Sanford shuffletoard *
contest Fit-Ill yesterday afternoon
-•I l hi- shllffh1 lionrd courts In Ft.
Millon Park, and which Eustis
won with ID ganiPA to Sanford'*
right;
.
*
. “This was*undoubtedly the blguo»t shuffleboard contest In the
history of Saiiforil," today declured E. M. Armltage, director
of tourist activities for the Sem
inole County Chamber of Commerre. - Weather condition* were
lit,-at with plenty of warm sun- shim*.
Tlion* were 49 tdayere In aetron. Mini tb" 20 Sanford players
‘gave u fine account of ttoiprelve*,
said Mr. Armltage considering.
Hu- fact that the Eustis Tourist
f l ’nMllMtorat mm t"g»a4r
Services To Be Held
For Joshua C. Chase
Funeral services for Joshua C.
Chase, chalrnftin of the board of
Phase A- Co., who died Wednesilay morning at hia Winter Park
home, will be held at th# Know
Vociation reported today.
les Memorial Chapel In Winter
BCG vaccine, a non-virulcnl bovine tubercle bacillus originally • A large crowd" of tennis enthus
Park tomorrow afternoon * t 2:30
o'clock. Interment will to held
isolated from the milk of a tuberculous cow in 1906. has been ad- iast* from rill point* in Central
at a later date.
minitterd to an estimated 10.000.000 person* throughout the world. Florida are expected to attcnl
Survivor* include hie wife,
th*
tennis
match
of
two
former
The controlled study of Its effee-f
Msrv Justice Chase; one daugh*.
National
women
champions,
'Paul
•parents)
the
tuberculosis
rate
tivrnrt* has been the longest con
tern Mrs. R. C. Lasbury of East
K'anllsacs aa t-aae Ciakll
tlnuou* experiment In the United per 1,000 person-years was 6.29 ine Bets and 8arah Palfrey Cooke
Windsor Hill. Conn.; five grand
at
the
Mayfair
Inn
rourts
at
3:30
times
aa
great
In
the
controls
as
States, the authors said.
children. Ralph, Cola. Joshua Cof
o’clock,
Sunday
afternoon,
ac
In
tha
vaccinated.
*
The 13-year study covered In
fin, Benjamin, Abigail; two sleo
. SWITCH TAMPERED
"Among 260 newborn, when cording to Lind Weber, holrl
the report was made In Chicago,
SlARlON, INI)., Jan. 0 633— sons. Cant. William J . Lee. U8)
tuberculosis
was
present
In
the
managing
director,
through
whose
the first three year* devoted to
x . oi
37#»mni(ion, D.
w. C.j
v*.( rnu*
ILL.,
of Washington,
PhilDerailment of a three-car big four lu
animals and the remainder to hu- household and when Isolation in initiative the two champion* were passenger train seven miles south lip L. trie of Philadelphia, Pa.
foster
homes
was
practiced
In
the
Indued
to
come
here.
mans. In tHe todU, control
Also two nletae*. Mr*. Iltn l H.
of her* last night, in whlrh thrro
group* were #*lect#*f'<jom a pop control* and vaccinated alike,
This match will mark the start trainmen suffered minor Injuries, Shoemaker. Germantown, Phil
there
were
two
ease*
of
tuber
ulation similar to thdge vaccin
of the southern tour of exhibl was caused, state police said to* adelphia, Pa. and Mrs. L Rodated. Tha researchers reported; culosis In the Vaccinated a* com tlon matches by Miss.. Bet* and day, by an open switch.
man ra lg f, ilrvn Mawr, Pa.: apd
pared
to
five
fn
the
controls.
“In 8431 newborn Infants liv
Mrs. Cooke, who recently arrived
slx*netihaws, \vm. Adamson, Bryn
The
12
passenger*
on
the
train
There
were
four
deaths
In
the
ing In tha poorest districts of
Mawr. Pa.. Chaa. A. Chose, Bas
at the Inn with her husband, El- were not Injured.
Chicago but not In household con control* and none In Urc vaccin wood k Cooke.
,
__ •
king Ridge, N. J ., Walter F .
8tate
Police
8gt,
George
tact with tuberculosis, there were
Chase. East Orange; N. J., and
“Considering
the
nontact
groups
Admission
for
the
match
Is
by
Daugtorty
said
the
'padlock"which
11;, cases of tuberculosis In the
Randall Chase, and S. O. Chose,
vaccinated against 39 In th* con aa a whole, there were 13 cases ticket only- Charles Morrison will j locked the switch had toon toaten •Jr. of SanfonI ami F. W. Chase
of
tuberculosis
with
one
death
Irf
referee..
off
with
a
hammer
or
chlael
ami
trols (who lived under similar
of Windermere.
conditions). The rat* p e r' 1,000 the vaccinated group as compared; In addition to tho womens' fca -'th e switch had Iwen thrown open,
to
44
case*
or
tuberculosis
with
turc
match,
Klwooil
Cooke,
of
•
—----------------------.
'
peraon-yeara was 3.31 times as
WINK STOLEN V
great In the controls as In the IT deaths In th* controls."
beer and wine
.
Th*
-*ludir
was
made
by
Dra.
K v « .
^ |_
^ N K M g t jr o r
w jn 0 r^ ; . iu 1 iro ? ew p,r k .
vaccinated.- There was one drsi)>
from tutorculosli'-h* the vaccin 80! Roy Rosenthal, Eleanor I. atcur, will play Eddie Copeland, i A meeting o r ih e slockhoLler* . W(|He I^ e -a ia # ri4 0 3 Wcsl T h ,,- »
c/iarh
of
the
Rollins
team.
'
«>f
the
Florida
Slate
Bank
will
teeqth Street, wat broken Into
Leslie
and
Erhard
Loewlnaoh*
.of,
ated against seven In the controls
or a difference In th* rates of 0 J l*>* Chicago 6!unlcli>al Tutorcul-1 Thera will also be mixed dou |to held here Tuesday, Jan. It, early yrstentWy morning, bat tfc-ji
.0*1* Sanltorium and tha Unlver- blea with Mr. and Mra. Cook* It. was announced this morning by iw s* retiorteJ to-police th a t!
vice preut- ; a few hollies of wine were nitof illlnoU .College of Medt pitted against Pauline Betst and,w~-G. Kilpatrick,
'I d i r i l.;
M
*
1 Eddie Copeland.
CHICAGO Jan. 9 f/P)—A 13 year*' conlinuout experimcnl with
luberculoii* vaccine ha* ihowp tuch application* to human* are *afc
and effective, an article in the journal of the American Medical At-
Tennis Matches Are
Scheduled Sunday
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PA GE EIGHT
THURSDAY. JA N . 8. 1i
T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
ree-
w 'U'J ■
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Henry Kaiser
Reds Call Strike
In Trieste Against
Arrest Of Partisans
I l'irllM H
k *m
I'■ s' Hm )
Charles Mlchelson,
New sm an, Writer Dies
Tttiman Appeal
Holy City
.
Florida. State News In Brief
' l l o a 'I a a ' S
ft
r a g e One)
ICM
ilssrf IM
S rose O
w
l
:New Camera" Used In
M aking New Metals
granted them."
I was regarded with suspicion,
The Michigan congressman pre but *0 far a t I could tell no harsh AP Nswsfeatures
dicted In an address to a group ur. threatening words were pas-i NEW YORK—A camera with
DRIVER ROBBED
HEAT ON
is speeding
of businessmen yesterday that scd. In one tiny basaar street I f huilt-ln
, furnace
.
.
. the
,
isl in u v n ol Congress a* a tub* and form sr hard-hitting publicity
TALLAHASSEE,
Jan.
8,
(AY—
MIAMI, Jan. 8. (AY— City
was invited Into a boxlike cobbler! ouest for better metals and alCongress
will
set
up
no
new
dilute
lor
President
Truman’s
A
Tallahassee
truck
driver
wo*
director
of
the
Democratic
Na
Manager Richard Danner, a for
TUIK.STK, Jan. H </F)_A Com.
statutory Inflation controls.
shop for Turkish coffee brewed “ Y?minlit-sponsored general. stiige plan of compulsory controls over tional' Committee, died a t his mer FOI agent, today issued a held up and robbed of 6670 by
C H w f r m a n Tobey (R-NH), over a coal braxler, The shop
threp armed white men 3\ m l b i wkatresaw
- ■- ‘ p tg P ^ l l*'1* -txt» • d ly -lu tUy Vn i u i « commodities.
ef-Du-—BertaTp- Hanktrig ptrrponTtTfM rtltl His L h g m ru t
iP ip a tJ ra J sta . S-S w r .
"" cgxc o f h m - li s t Ttigtirr thesr*
•PrSTFir^aKninM the trial «J
Kaiser, the wartime shinbu
'Com m ittee, declined to "even h*x- malic on the table beside the cof- trraneratures, art- needed for fur
Dr. W alter A. Dloedorn, his
“The heal la really on," be aaid. Ida Highway Patrol reported'
r ie r advanres in kb* turbines and
group of Partisan* arreutetl Run. amt now In the steel business
guess” as to whether Wol feecups.
Eugene II00kv driver for a lod$l *rd»*
•lay at nearby O plriia on rimnnw himself, said “manufacturer* al physician, said death was due to " It la up to the Individual police
cott will turn out to be rlghL
An old woman came Jlmping lot engine*.
The corrosion dancer la con
of Illegally wearing uniform* in ready me in n wild scramble congestive heart failure.
man to see that gambling stops. produce company, told patro'
Tolrey’s committee assembled, to past begging alms for her suf
Mlchelson, who did his most
an unauthorised demonstration!
"I ant going to direct oil my he was waved down by three m/n day (10:30 A. M.) to chart a fering from terrorist* outside the. centrated In a microscopically
to prove the right of their par celebrated
a t Up* energy towards the racketeer* about 9 P. M. and after bcisg schedule ,of hearings on several walls. Glvsn a few coppers she thin film tlmt seuaratc* the metBrig. General Hidgrly Gaither,
rtunpanie* to allocations.** Republicans sharp-shooting
In the Hoover regime^ who have hod a band In the cor tightly bound with wire bcjsrfien cost of living measures, includ pulled back her V*Bow veil to al from hot
it gases aurroumlihg It!
senior civil affaire officer of the ticular
He
.added:
hm w . . •«, wax ing a bill by Senator Capehart show bandages she said covered nnd the camera takes "p o rtraits'
Allied Military Government, term
hail been In poor health for more ruption of our police department his truck and trailer,
"Steel
producers
do
not
stifle
h
’
Allred
from
ed the alike “ provoeutlvc*' ami
ami always seemingly enjoyed robbed of his ntonly belt ^vhich (Ik-Ind) which would "freexe" wound! suffered In the bombing of metal surfaces to learn what
roinprtitivr growth of the his committee post in
^ ,1943,
* 2 but
5
broke ‘off, negotiations Vflth thec competitive
happen*, Dr. Joseph W. Hickman
prices temporarily while other of the Damascus gate.
some strange immunity."
- coiltalcned 6670.
country
by
following
historical
Communist rcprraentntives nut it
Hook was released about two anti-inflation methods are
stayed on in an advisory rapacity.
Later | saw a r<>l>ed sheikh In of the IVrsrinrhmiM- Research
patterns of distribution.** . .
the strike Is railed off,
*
hours later when th* driver of •idrrrd.
months he ha* kept
flowing white headdress emerge l.slioratories explained.
II. H. HUY8 JUICE
Kaiser said steel production ran to Inhisrecent
lly noon, police reported tlmt
The camera, drrigned by iW.
apartm
ent
resting
and
un
another
truck
rfceognlxcd
Hook's
from
th
e
"
fre
a
t
gateway
to
the
nators
Uuck
(R-Del)
and
hAKELAND,
J*n.
8,
(A
Y
—
M.
many hundreds of workers had. In' innessrd immediately. Ulidei iter. the care of a nurse, Ann F. Milter, field representative lor vehicle and stopped.
'
Baldwin (R-Conn) said they are blue hued Mosque of -Omar Hickman. Dr. Earl A. Gulbranscn
cone to their jolts In shipyards and litljrtan, he explained, "each steel Relsinger.
In favor of Flanders’ plan to get through whose open arches could and Rudolph J. Bertl, consists os-'
the
U.
8.
Department
of
Agri
a socks.
* Some streetcars and bust-* producer would pledge to produce
set for meat rationing, but Sen be seen the gajdcn of Gesthse- ■entisllr of a fiheifoot hollow
Mlchelson awoke at 7:30 o’clock
THREE CANDIDATES
announced today the g<v.were runlng. Home shops were ns much steel as possible, and this morning and asked the nurse culture,
ator Brlekcr said he is “flatly raane and the Mount of Olive*. cylinder. An electron “gun" at
TALLAHASSEE,
Jan.
8
IAY—
rrnmi-nt
bail
purchased
228,067
dotted. Officers previously Imd to join Industiy-widc effort* to to get him a cup of coffee. When
He was followed bv an attendant tho ton fire* a beam of electron*
Three candidates for circuit opposed.1
gallons
of
citrus
concentrate
fur
estimated the strike was 76 |ter. -increase overall production."
Irickcr added there Is no point carrving a submachlnrgun under whlrh strike the lest sample of
firteke
she
returned
to
tho
bedside,
she
judgeships
and
ono
for
the
po
use
In
the
Friteral
Kyhool
Lunch
rent effective.
lie.suggested that hin proposed
inrlal at an anglo and then rleohint dead.
sition of Criminal Court of In getting ready for rationing his arm.
Program.
The Communiit-iluniliuilcri milled steel antidoflatlon commission found
“when everybody knows it would
The few blue-uniformed Pales- ebet off to hit n nhotographloMlchelson
leaves
three
ne’
i
rcs
Record
Solicitor
qualified
with
syndicate of lalior unions called the consist of national leaders "who -and five nephews. A brother, Hr.
tine police in the narrow streets film at the ttottum.
Secretary of State R. A. Gray not work anyway."
MAN CHOKES
strike. Thirty natisasns in sit dere have no conflicting Jiresent con
The sample Is heated to as h ig h '.
Brleker predicted an extension made no attempt to disarm Arab*
Albert
Mlchelson,
tho
noted
phys
today.
MADISON, Jan. H. (AY— Semi
.arrested a t (tplci
Oplcna Sunday. Gaither nection with steel producers, steel
of rent controls, but aaid that whoso weapons showed plainly. as 2.000 degrees Fahrenheit hy a."
icist.
died
in
1031.
D.
Stuart
Gillla
of
DePuniak
Smith, 25, of Madison was stran
hi he clrcidrd last night to ur consumers or the government,"
otherwise “the administration They Intervene only when there tlnv furnace of tungsten w |ro »
Funeral services have l*cn ten
ralgn aeven for wearing uniforms
As possible members hi* nanieo tatively arranged for (II A. M. gled tu death In an automobllo Springs qualified as a candidate already has enough power to deal la shooting. Outside the walls It The ilegreo of heat and tflWaccident near lirre early today, for re-election a* Judgo of the with - i n nation
and release 16 others. Tlie other llernanl llnrurh, 77-year-old ad
If It want* to."
......................................
is another matter. There police nmniint* of oxygen can bo varied^ •
seven were to lie unsigned for visor to Presidents during two K8T) Sunday. Ilurlal probably the Florida Highway Patrol re Pifst Judicial Circuit in Group
"The pattern traced on tho- *
are eommltteed to disarming any
will
bo
in
Washington.
Two and Truman G, Futch of
ported.
resisting arrest. Gaither cttllnl in world wars; John Hancock, for
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS . one found with weapons.
photographic film appears as r
Communist rrpreseentatives and mer member of the War ResourcPatrolman A. D. Cosson said. l*esburg, former president of
President Truman’s B ute of the
I saw'ho guards of any kind— serlca of concentric half-circles,*!.'
Informed them of the military gov* ra Hoard; Owen D. Young, In
Smith’s ra r overturned as he si the state senate, qualified for Union message to Congress drew not even the usual Arab street- Dr. Hickman Mid. “ V\'c measurerrnment derisions. When . they dustrialist and former member
Marshall Requests tempted to dodge rattle on tho election as_ Judga
_ of the
... Fifth sharply varying reactions from block of young sentries—around the distance between these ringsraireil further protests. Gaither
and tire
the /youth’s
Circuit in tnwup
Group Two.
1highway
v*KII*vaJ HIPI
oum ■ neck
mx n ami 'Judicial
» “T
^
tho nation's press today.
the huge Church of the Holy to determine the distance ber*
said he told them he wmiCd not of Iho War Manpower Commis
f e a r UarJ_
arm ^were caught in the left du-ir 1. j Judge F. R. Uockcr of Ocala
(t•all■ltt4 i t
Comment ranged frem the Benulchre. The jo u a g Arab guide tween these ring* to determine'
s
i
n
n
;
rx-Kcnator
LaFollettee
negotiate' until the sirlke*’ was
already
haa
qualified
as
a
can
of
the
automobile,
choking
him.
Omaha (Neb). World lteratd’s there said he had seen only three the distance lietwcen the atoms
flt-Wf*.); ex-Guvcrnor Herbert .dollars.”
cancelled.
didale for re-election In Group critical reception terming the or four Christian visitor*, other in the metallic film being studied.
Tho cabinet offleer'a briskly
I.chman of New York; pub
"The general atrikr was railed It!
One
in
the
Fifth
ClreuiL
JudgiFLIER
KILLED
written,
6,600-wnnl
statement
e a "bland, undisguised than for Christian Arab* who This tells u s -th e nsture of thq_
Palmer Hoyt of the Denwithout warning," ho sa id .,"A lisherPost;
PENSACOLA, J a n. 8, (AY— J. C. II. Kooncc of Tavarda is plca^for rotca next November," come dallv,' In tho weeks since film and how the oxidation flh
President* Robert C. sketched the arguments fur tho
great deal of your nm durl and
huge project, unprecedented In Public relations at tha Pensarela tho Second Judgu of the Cirruit. to that of the New York Tlmi-i partition fighting virtually sealed corrosion lakes nlaer."
propaganda Is calculated to pro. Sprout of the Unlveisity p f Cal America's peace-time history, told N'avsl Air Station announced to
which sard the speech. In its off the old citjr.
..
ot ,,,e mo*t riJtolficant
eokc incidents Involving, ynur fol Honda; economist Sum ner. II. how and why he think* it shoul I day that Aviation Chief Machin
SHERIFF'S FEE
The vendor In the postcard and findings so fa r with the electron
broad setting, “Is hopeful, highlowers and the Allied Military Slichter of the Hoard for Kco- work, why he consider* it nec ist Mate David A. Gillis, 27. wn*
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 8 (AY- pointing and essentially on tho relie shop just outside the church diffraction camera, he said, la*
iminir Development; IJoyd Garri
Govcmmrnt."
offered to cut his price*, then that the rate of corrosion In
essary and what it ought to ro i'. killed following the collision of Cirrult Judge W. May Walker right tracks-*'
,
,
~
Police dirpciatfcl a crowd of nlcjiit son, former exeeatlvr director of
shrugged and said "no one comes crease* enormously at high tern?
He deacrilN-d tho 4MOn.OOU.iMKl two tiavy trainer planes 18 miles today ruled that t-hcriffa/ are
1,000 gatiicied nl the palace of the War l-alMir Hoard; President which President Truman has ask- northweit of PcimJ coIb yesterday. entitled to fees for all criminal . "Mr. Truman served notice that now."
»•
neraturea, Jumping os high as 10
hia
"celebrated”
‘swing
to
the
Justice when the titerr wrrn arraign Wilson M. Compton of Washing
Inside, past the tiny crosses tittles for every 100-dcgrce risen
sendees rendered by the State right* la now a dosed chapter,"
ton . State College; and Kr- cd for the first 18. months of
ed Five ‘were arrested.
Highway Patrol. *
erdxadcrs carved in the stone en tn trm ner^ure.
tha. World Ilefald editorialised,
The union syndicate distributed Johnston, head of the Mo- the plan, as n pierisRm figure
STRICKLAND DIES
<K..»e*:_ tW jght Jjjr ■addiagt "That SAX.all _«IY weB try walls, where the great domed
e lm iu ni fhiiniff rcr •w
n m tb.ii- H eta 11' r rttuucirrs~ AxTOcHp which “doe* in>f irp re«*iit a K«n- "JACKSONVILLE, Jsh.'B,
tho Leon County Board of Com for the early, callow days of hia buildinK c/iverv. both th e ,low bill
erous eatlmatr of requirement*.
political strike since T rieste la*, tlon.
of the crucifixion and tho tomb
Charles (1. Strickland, 04, I’rcsi
came a free city. The circulars
Kaiser said any steel Industry It la not, he said, “an asking- dent of Strickland and Randall missioners against Sheriff Frank administration, but now an elec from which the stone was rolled, K lim t the "legislature to con.
oaaortrd the military government agreement should have "due re figure*' based on expected ‘fu ll Insurance Company here ami a Htoutamirc, Judge Walker held tion Is impending and he return* rituals of the highest sanctity vene Itself without a call by tlww
that language of m 1947 act en to lime-testing techniques, volc■ action was “the latest and most gard for the needs of small bus by Congress.
arc carried on quietly i\y tne governor. The , ameddnic-uj wifif port
Aid In tho full amount, Ma.-- native of Valdosta, Go., died i;*'1? titled the shcriffa to "all fees huylng techniques of thg" New Christian monks waiting tor the rejected at a special election
serious of provoentons recently iness, m-w rnmpctltare, export
Tuesday.
4
perpetrated hy the occuput'nn guv- requlrcments undir the Marshall shall declared, la required, “to today a ftp r-a n illness yf some accruing" from arrests and oth Deal."
•"
„ day of TJcare and pilgrimages.
e r services by the patrolmen.
* Trnment against the dcm'Vrntir Plan, and for preventing pl,*,,",' ,, | loltl**0 a program of genuine months.
The Tlmaa In a separate edi
omdallon of our territory."
divenilon.-t to the gray_ market recover,7 to taka liolh Europe
torial, however, took critical note
I'artioans were arrested In and noh-essenlial uses.”
The I’a
and this nation out of th«i blind
uf the President's tax plan, as Governor Folsom Bars
United
Nations
Brazil
F
ight
a clash with Vrncila ’Giulia civil
A special House Commltl«-a alley of mere continuing relief."
serting th at legislation aimed at
police when the police dispersed has Ih-cii Investigating report*
'As for the whole undertaking,
its psssage “might In all accuracy Daily Newspaper Men
I i »m r*a« <M*ri
ll'u llaiH * from* 1‘a a r •)■»»
an unauthorised demonstration. gtay market, consisting .of deal* the secretary reiterated * earlier
fairness be described as ‘the
— Man. You're Crazy
Allied Military Government of. of a -6l.000,non,ooo a year steel estimates that the cost might laak will Is- to nrtsngc for con in (hr plant formerly uird by ami
MONTGOMERY, Al*.. Jan. «
sultation* with the British who, llie Communitl newipa|>cr Tri voters’ bonus bill of 1948" The
fielaJa aaid the strike was ordered at
range
between
$15,100,000,000
alwvi'tinrtnil prlctis Hiy*
cruel fact Is th at such legislation |/1Y—Reporters for Alabama’s
Kill Urk ct
y. the Italian-hlav Anti-Fascist
mill $17000,000.(88). Hut hr *ald as mandatory power, still con- bune Popular, which was sup- would l>* thoroughly Inflationary daily newspapers were barred tW I patir M6 tad iMMd «Mf ~bHL~
ttol
Palestine.
A
British
’sjiokesuqIoii, a Communlst-lmsicd polltD ileal* are not illegal.
Htei-I eomjisny repreac-ntatlvr* “the overall cont Is not capable man said that delegate Sir Alex »pended (or its attacks, on the in character."
. . . .
today from attending Governor
daKfront. .
of prrrhie determination j o far
*n
Portland (Me) Preaa H erald- James E. Folsom’s regular press Al all 4tmg ila r n tvtfy
Members of a rival, anti-Cofts- have discounted these report* and
ander Cadognii was ready to guvcrnincnl during the debate on
niwrJ, «| I b k Mnb |)r«« ( «h
munlst. union went to their jobs tin- committer, hi-ailcd by Rep In advanre.”
confer Immediately ami It was the bill to puit Communitl leg- “ Even heavier taxation la a poor conferences.
“Three principles,” Marshall understood that ' ho would !<e
way to expand corporation facili
The Governor's orders, released
and police wrre put on nn etn- Mncy (U-NY) has reeessed iu
ties!. It U oven a poorer way to yesterday through His executive
t h e prepared to lay a British limi- UJaloff.
ergenry Irasls. Fist fights broke hearing* to dig for more Infot^ Said, "should detcimlhc
The
clumber
of
deputies
en
combat
A.high
cost
of
living
In
amount
ami
timing
of
our
aid.
o u t-at tile shipyards and a tu|uad motion.
secretary, O. II. Finney, said on-table of troop evacuation before
It must be adequate. It. must the U.N.
of 60 poller quelled the dlsacted, and President Efrico Gat- asmuch aa opportunity a t once ly reprcai'iitaUvra of nows wire
I* prompt. It must be effect
r bailee.
The British have aumnumi-d ia r Dutra immediately tigned offer* for prlco Increase of man services and weekly newspaper*
Th* Partisans were chargrrl
ively applied."
henceforth would bo admitted.
T ra ffo n l. Smith of the* Colonial last night, a Jaw removing a'l ufactured commodities."
Celery
Planting
foro military court with wrarJacksonville (Fla) Tlmcs-Union
Any comment other than made
Office- ami Fletcher Cooko of Communists from' elec.ive potti
unlfnrms without permission
—“Ilo has set the pace for all of at the press conference* will
tho Palestine Administration to
and with parliciputing in an uii'
IOm HihM tm s r«»* •»»»i
throughout the nation. Those af the 1948 political actions of both b e , released tn statement form,
(ircck Army
assist Cadognii.
Are
1 troubl'd byd
uthnrlird demonstration.
flower from 02 to 31 acres. MUties in Washington. iL’a th* Finney said. The press conflu
fected included a senator, . 14
The
roinmissiun
also
wa1
exto
Sevrn of Iho Partisans" wore rrllani-ou* vegetable plantings, In
familiar
old
technique
al
times
. a m ___ _
ence* will be hold once or twice
|N-clctl tu seek early om frn nc,-» deputies, 60 member! of state
Ila a lla w * I mih
n»l
ted today and all pleaded cluding English peas, carrots, confrrrm-e
freen Jain, fast so nrrt-ou*. tired —
il
yet a week, he added.
lip
had
I
n <ii oraklng with-the Jewish' Agency for Psl- legislatures and 18 members of ef- this kind: To calumniate,
•I
such
Uaust
Than so Ur LrdU *ill. Trial was set dowil for beets. Iiroeolli and turnips show n a study of tin- situation and nrto cxtm uatr, ameliorate and
No reason for tho order was
Plnkhsm
bV
as.ubla C
om
poundto
14. The .others will be sharp reduction with only/72 acres tlons of lire* Greek army for*six estln- M in i the At uii higher- roni- the Rio De ‘Janeiro city council. Arsuftgfs
r
r
lltr
s
s
u
c
h
i
p
nptom
a. rtnkbsiu's
given. Folsom repeatedly charged
mittre. Moaho Shyrtok, conaidcred
arialgneil tomorrow.
compared with 160 acres last months.
h
a
s
a
g
r
a
n
d
s
o
o
t
h
l
n
f
t
f
f
a
r
t onosa
Boston
Globe
"Mr.
Wallace
tlie state's daily newspa|<er<
a poaalhln choice for foreign ’llir senate bad pasted the bill
M.
Ol MOSMb'S am i Important o/psaif. I
yeif,
must wonder where the Truman printed “lies’’ about hint during bis
All I’ve
ve seen."
seen. lit- said, "in minister of the now Jcwisji naHanford celery plantings are dlcatea the Greek aoblirr is go<Ml tiim, will represent the agrnry.
lat/orm will Iravc him, and the
Caldwell
plat
LYDIAL PINKHAM'SSSmwm^
The Communist P arly Itaelf, Rep ublicans. smarting under four campaign against a proposalil to
estimated at 383 golden and 661 MM) ran defeat tho liandita. This The ........p
H
w .Pateslino-Ar.............
invitation
to
which
claims
front
180,000
to
pascal
on
the
West
side
and
740
_..eata, must guess whether the
ft *««U«*r4
Fapp Om |
ha* t*ecn ronfirmetl a t Metwivon‘ R|, representatives actually would 200,000 members and which poll- dsfe
New Deal's attraction will be as
can and shouhl have the heat." golden and 710 pascal on the East ^ u r !
l U onl* f o r m a l i t y . . they el about •OdjJOO
1
'
>
0,000
votes
In
»teto
YARDLEY VENETIAN ULINDS
side.
Oviedo
reperta
406
acrea
of
Suggesting expansion of farlliQueen Frdderlkx reached Kop- |uvc opposed partition bitterly and local elections last Jan- potent under Truman as It was ‘
America's
golden
and
263
of
pascal;
Hlavla
America a Most
aioec Beautiful
iw auuiui
' ’ ee*.
tiea to take care of nonresident
unite* Roosevelt."
' ’Irm vl f,0m " ,c flr,t “,ul- 'vllh ‘I"5 uary. was outlawed on May 7,
Aluminum — Cedar ~ Polish*d Aluminum*
students, Caldwell predicted “ Many 103 acres of golden and 01 acres Mrtl«)n” ^rnmT lh."d
, _ton Herald ~ “A sordid ap
eUrUnn
LhUh
iV.h.l/’w^T
.
^
!
»uli'1
"
f
“
"*
Arah-Mosby
a
three
to
two
ruling
ofv
th
u
-}<
^f
f
Aak
Me
For
Fra*
Estimate
,
of Hie. fine and talented out-of- of pascal.
peal for votes -- votes at 640 per
t T j '^ h ^ r a V u to lrm VforN- haVO refused to t*k* Supreme Electoral Tribunal. Thut
P. W. STEVENS - 817 W. Robinson - Orlando u
•tats young people cdurslsd here
In enblwge, the West side re fono aUemnth
attem pt by |ho rei-iJ
<smv rote in carrvinir out the
heaiL
ruling
did
not
affect
the
statu*
* ,M r *r r y," “ i ° “l
would remain and many of their ports 328 and the East side of seise the town as a rap ltal for a
Richmond (Va) Times Dispatch
Phone 2-0729of
office
holdera
previously
electHEr
families would........................
como to live with Hertford. 430 acres. Wagner has Greek Communist state. She
-- "There were time* when Mr,
Prnhuhly
the
two
biggest
qtitslationa.
with
the
Soviet
Union
Its.”
30 ami Oviedo 166 acres. Of cs- brought the .congratulation* of tionv to lie solved'w ere these:
Truman’a contribution,to the con
ed.
*•
“*
lie urged maintenance of "prop- enroll) there are 83 acres on the the king, who it ill.
gressional archives sounded like
1—
When,
will
the
British'
get
Brasil broke off diplomatic re- a rtss* dsy oration ‘d elivered hy
g r condition* ilmlrr which serious (Cast tdde ami 60 on tho West In
Discussing the Greek army's
out
aiuf
allow
the
UN
Commis
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
on Oct. 21 l/ecause of article:) a budding intellectual al the In-*
students msy carry on their work Hanford area. *
rqulnmrnt, Livrsay aaldr
sion to take over?
effectively and economically.
in
Ilia
Russian
press
attacking
“This
Was
sufficient,
but
the
.
dependence,
Mo.,
high
school
and
Celery haullngs were rather
2— How wii| tin, UN maintainthe President ami the' Brasilian there were muiptnU when he
»
- "Although we want our children light from here Tuesday, It wr.s situation has changed. The rebel
to enjoy pleasant surroundings reported hy R. G. Kisser of the hands have beromn greater In order* In the Holy Laud and army,
Try
seemed
to
wrap
aroutul
himself
ah<l comfortable faclillllcs, we
•lie ami arc well organised. This enforce partition In the face of
The rhainber of deputies ap
spectral opera cap* which he
camrnt Jutlfy expenditure of *Frd*rsl-8tat« Msrkot News Her will make a nceeatarv change In repealed Arab threats of uppo- proved the new law. $81 to 74, tha
T IP — T O P IC E C R B A M
inherited from the accomplished
vice.
Demand
was
fairly
good
for
piildlr funds for maintaining con
our plans."
hit 1011 by force T
at
the
end
o
f.one
of
the
inouc
Tadli) thespian who preceded him
fo smsllsr
ditions aometimss referred to ns larger slsea and slow for
tin
bulent
tejfislaiivc
sear
Iona
in
He.
aaid
I
m
>
would
approve
a
In the White House."
We make our own Ice Creitm, All flavorx
•Country dull college life* under sites. Tin- market was fairly proposal that the Greek ariny be
Brazilian history.
New York Herald.Trlbuno ' —
the guise of publ'e education." steady. Golden heart three* and riven mountain artillery and
Three
ileputtes
pulled
guns
mi
JnmcH
ByrncH
Ta«ly — Delirious — Healthful
four* brought $3.25 to 63.60 FOB,
(mmparing the President'* anti
he said.
Cummutilit* but did not fin*. Fist tho G0P*a proposals to combat
small sixes $2.26 to 63.00. f/arge machine guns. It was learned
that
llm
chief
nf
staff
of
the
fights
on
CninmuniJte.
in
tlie
• taatthiwa liaai 1‘aat na*l
pascal variety averaged about
Inflation) - "Neither caso Is con
T I P - T O P ICE C R E A M
Air Force recently asked ferted or merged.
clmmbcr broke out. Police clashed vincing; there are flaws, or at
12.66 to 62 85 and fours to sixes Greek
for
American
anti-aircraft
gun*
(14 Sanford Avenue
lie aaiit that uritli-r a majorlll' wlBi juoIm lusulu the ciiumberund best some pretty haxardous as
Phone 1218
62.26 a crate.
but had been turned down. Mili of the stockhohlera or bondhokl- there was such turmoH outside
tary infoculants said It was pos ers uf Florida East Coast had that police* a most had h riot sumptions in both."
sible ths guerrillas might launch approved the proposed teorgsnl- on thslr hands before quslllng
IK YEAR Ol
air attack* toon from landing xatiou %nd” merger with A.C.L
U.S. Marine Shot By
RENO Jan. 8 (AY—An
the distUrbam-r.
old gunman who pltaded guilty strips in thq northern mountains -Tu sup|H>rt his eoiiU-ntioiif
As tho bolmUng ended, spec
of
Greece.
Chinese Communists
it'murder charge we* sentenced
GOOD ASSORTMENT
Byrnes traced the hillory of tho tators in the galleries and tho
relieves promptly M* to
Reorganisation Art through Con Communist deputies on the floor
* t to the seat or tho to death hv a judge who said he
TSINGTAO, China, Jan. 8 (AY
looara and axpel was astounded at the hoy’s "cold
gress and quoteil sponsors of tho shrieked: "Traitors,'* Tho Comt, and aid nature blooded and ruthless disregard
Allen Appointed
messurn as nsstiring Congyeee munlste yvllydt "Viva l.ttis Car —Slaying of a U. & Marino by
i yaw. tender, tn- for human lifn."
dial it gave nn originating au los." Prestea Is Secretary Gen- Chinese Communists a t a remote
m uooua mam*
David Dlackwcll. T a c o m a ,
Maaliawa lraa r-a - Owl
thority to tin? ICC wr the rourla • ral nf the 2‘aiiy and It* lone villago In. north China was re
1st to soil you Wash., who «figured in a string
ported today by the Chinese com
Allen as AniOasaador to Iraii,
senator.
in reorganisations. ‘
of robberies and shootings after
A one-tjnie newspaper icportvr,
Cuhimmlst tMputy Maurido mander of the Tsingtao garrison.
Hd accused the*A'laittte Coast
or you ore his escape from a Washington Allen entered the Ferelgn Serv. Line of buying twtf uu-n-ured rrirel that
President Dutra's Ho aaid the victim was one of
Htato reformatory Oct. 13, was Ira in IUJ0.. , .
"Pasctet'* it pi me had void ou< flvo Leatheraacka missing on a
it- -. »
claims
against
Florbln
E*«t
Coast
ordered executed In tho state
8lnc* then l»e Ima. held many to win standing in tho rsorgan- to "W all Street and Nurth Christmas day hunting trip.
prison gas chamber the week of assignments. He was Asalslan: Mat
U.
8.
Navy
Headquarter*
de-’
Ion case beforq tho commis American Imperialism."
iltM fO ltdllH fl March 14.
Chlsf, Division uf Near Eastern sion. Ilo said the c'alnts of up“This 'gvrarnment Is rotten,** dined either to confirm or deny
REEVES DOVER
. . . made by Genera) Ting
Affairs, In 1943 and aerved that nroximately S1.40U.000 alreailv h* shouted, "and will collapse
•
l
s
news
cunfsretnss
a* Liaison necretary of Uiv hiul Iteen held worthless by tho by a movement of th e’ mass**.”
continued to withhold
of ths Unltetl Nations Confercm-< c->mmUii',n.
For Dutra, enactment of the
es of the five.
on food ami agriculture' a t Hot
li rn • quoted an (t.'C 1 xam- now law was the culmination
commander said
R E D HO TS
Springs, V*.
iitci i i <i.
„• -•
. Jd of a two-year fight against the a j
- had been halted
II# sceompaiiled than Secretary "f—• -. iviii-s *«r Mppiuximately Communist Parly, which was
government lines—
of Stale Japit* F. Byrnes to 6100,18-0 minmllv Ihr-ugh 'he founded In Braidl In 1922 but
U. 8. personnel was
ths Moscow Conference In 1843 culm tidal inn of t xroutivn aiul iia- remained underground for years,
Small
to go—but th at the
•od attendod th* Second Cairo twrv *oc" r * -nni J, T b n
tinder Prestos, newly returned
_ marines drove on to
Conference that same year.
* quoted A.C.L. a , ssylng. m em from Russia, tha party staged
_ .
amall villscc near Lln$3.00
In 1944, he was made Chief ploye would be "adversely af- a revolution In 1936, after which
shan. about 60 miles north of
or th* Division of Middle East it-ei-l" by th« merger.
Prestos was imprisoned for nine Tsingtao,
ern Affairs and later became
A.C.L. propost* to pay ap y a r s ,________ *
. ■ , •
Deputy
Director
of
ths
Offlee
proximately 840,600000 F.K.C.,
Andy's Garden Tavern, Thsd can
RUSSIAN SHIP
of Nea rEastern and African I4.J25.000 |n rash and the re
TOKYO Jan. 8 (AY—Fifty foot
Cast Iron which ha heads at least will want
of bow to relax with his gloss of bocr, and
Affairs.
mainder
:n
securities.
waves
lashed
the disabled Rus
to
know
tha
extent
of
M
erged
1 1* to taks off Ms Iho missis ran alsh chat with all
In order to clear th* way for
WOOD HEATERS
The F,E.C, has been In bank thau’s grain drsllngs and whether sian ship Dvina off northaast
relax with a aisllow tha neighbors then. Each gets hts
•Cater a nomination. Mr. Tnunai, ruptcy court never*! years, bat they
extend
back
to
tha
lima
he
aeked congressional action on a It had a $12,000,000 rash bal was In the csblneL
(or her) awn way.
bill to enable him to serve as a ance In 1946. Dixie
Morgcnthau's name appeared
l ether Ideas.
Wprked, tool In fact, now Urn
member of the board without
vesaal and her 760 passenger* to |
a
Qew
list
of
corn
trader*
minus likes nn ocesstensl temperdisturbing his military statu*.
ja -*
"e hy Bacretory of safety.
WOOD
Kutor Is Urn Unltad State* Morgeathau’s Deals
sU glsss of bsier herself. And Thnd
Thrta ewaeue ships were
Anderson.'
find* U’s pleasanter to enjoy his s •fspfessntsllv* on tha council of
by and
u acknewledgrd that
6” STOVE P
»ni rather 1 -ft* IntarnaUonal Civil Aviation
To Be Investigated
the
voluntary sitli-inflstion lull pass
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, (AY—
ed Ity Republicans ‘ at llte spec- Charles
Mlchelson, newspaperman
“ Oldat4 0 ,5 0 ,60?”i
FEM A LE I
COMPLAINTS
How To Relieve
W O O D
8d m
a
Rom where I sit... iy Jos Marsh
Thai's Fast Hurt
WASHINGTON Jan. 8 (AV-A
will
ijuisiiurn is gryjng tn
__— ---------------- to reappoint Into trading sctlvltls*. of U<
the former N ew . Dealer to th* Uorrenthau. J r M former
.miih
, \ m , V » M 5 u * t Brnttn FeaadeKsa
-.5. igS
V $»*-.
“ “ I.r a
-V*f '
daylong,^A m erican
for cue *ffc
and
Bins whales often exc
tho
th* fe e t,In length and 100
weight* %
H. A. (Bobby)
SM OAK AVENUE
-if
L
. ,
r
.
’
aaid. “but wa will ask kim
*ry of, Traakury^Senator Fergu- Information as to his trading
JCutar I* 42, a native of Rock- son (R -M ich )___ __— . .
whether It might ga back to
ford. Ill, and a graduate of the
ri»f
Ferguson told reporters the time ho was “
Military Academy,
- V .r
A p 8 r a prlattons Subcommittee Treasury." &
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TH E Vf FATHER
!n lln lly There b S trength—
To Protect the Pf«c« of the World)
To I'ro M U the Progress of Amerles |
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Sln*1y
riring
tem perature
.t
-
• A ^ IN flE T E N D E N T U A lL i M BW W APBR—
Established 1908
S e c r e t a r y Repeals
Demand Of All Or
Nothing At All On
•U.S. Aid t o Europe
New York City Plans To Fight
State Ruling On Ousted Reds
NEW TORE. Jan. 9 (/P)—-The Cily Hoard of Higher Education
planned a two-fthare fight today against a Slate Education Department
ruling forbidding ousting of Irachrrs on groifnds that they are member*
of the Communist Party.
A request for reversal of the decision was under preparation by
the board, it was announced last night, and Dr. Ordway Trad, board
chairman, said members also are considering a last-resort a|ipeal to
the legislature to “correct the*
situation for the future.''
The denartment'a ruling, an
nounced—Thursday, ordered rein
'’•WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 < /P )- statement. with haok .pay, of
J. Thompson, suspended
Setrelary of Slate Marshall today Francis
seven year.* ago from the city
lieicriUiTat wholly intuited *|>ec- college faculty where he was a
'uialion that lie would resign if nubile speaking I n a t r u e t o r .
Congress fails to enact a European Thompson was dropped from the
after a hoarlng In whWh
recovery program in the manner faculty
he was charged with (wing a
he proposes. Marshall volunteered Communist Party member ami of
•I’ ft news confertrnce this infor pt-riurlng himself by denying it.
" The slate unislon was IsMirtl
mation on hit altitude.
acting Commissioner of Educa
He lud declined eatlier in r*.- hv
tion lew is A. Wilson. It was
tponse to a quetliori to add br both defended and criticised by
subtract from his statement yes mrmtor* of the city Itoard,
terday that Congress should mri-l
Wilson'a action, said Charles II.
all the requirements of European Tuttle; chairman of the City Col
jAilmimstralive Committee of
recovery plan or else not under lege
the Ujaul. "opens the way fur the
take the job at all.
fifth rolumn of tin* Oumfiumi-i
Marshall said that he had ap revolutionary movement through
rared before the Senate Foreign out the world to establish a
In tin- very top levels
elaliont Committee yesterdav .bridgehead
of American public i-duealion."
in an advisory capacity and did Hut another member. Ira A.
B
not -s n nt- to - n tk h o n u b tract otr
what he had said. ,
Then he went on to say that
lie had noticed implications in
some accounts of his testimony
that he would return to hi* home
at Leesburg. Va., if Congress
either cut or turned dawn his
recommendations for the four-year
effort, to rebuild western Europe.
That. Marshall said, it wholly
incorrect. He added that he
thought it would be inconsistent
t t ..is I I n . r . i
.||
I 'a u r
I I* b i t
Ella S. Galbreath
Dies Suddenly At
Daytona Residence
EIU Spencer Galbreath, daught r r 'o f the late Garland W. and
Carrie Evan* 8peneer of this city,
dlM siiifittinly from a W art attack
a t , her home in Daytona Dearh
Thursday afternoon a t 3:30 o'
clock.
Funeral srrvieea will tie held at
the Settle- Funeral Home In .Wv
Smyrna Saturday afternoon at
3:00 o'clock with the Hav. Gaylon
Howe, pastor of the First Metho
dist Church of New Smyrna In
charge. Interment will be at the
Kdgewatrr Cemetery In New
Smyrna.
Mr*. Galbreath, who was 31
years of nge, waa bom In San
ford on Nov. 16/ 1013. attended
the lural schools and has a wide
circle of friends and relatives in
this city. She was married to
Marko Galbreath' and has three
children, Virginia, Marko, Jr.,’ and
Kvan* Spencer.
Survivor*, in addition to her
husband and children, Include
three sisters, Mr*. George Harden
of Sanford, Mr*. Paul Kedfern of
Hartow and Miss Kmma Spencer
of Columbia, Mo.: and three
brothers, Morels It. Spencer of
St. Petersburg^ Garland W. Speneey and Charles E. Spencer of
Hanford.
U. S. Transfers 4 Upchurch Raps
Fleet Type Subs Proposed Union
Of 2 Railroads
To Turkish Navy
Vessels Are Among 15 Says Senator Pepper
Used Propaganda
Which Are Being
•For
Rail Interests
Sent . On Aid Bill
WASHINGTON Jan. * (AT*
Proposed reorganisation of
the Florid* K*»* Cos.l Hallwav » ss given the Interstate
Commerce Commission for a
final decision todav amid a
bitter eirhange betwren op
posing lawyer*. Aa three
dara of oral argument*
rimed. Edward W. Ilourne,
counsel
for the Atlantic
* Coast U ne. Insinuated that
• the Du Pont estate anight
WASHINGTON. Jan. '9 </P>- - have submitted a new plan
of reorganisation yesterday
The United Stales it tranifrrring
to Increase the ralu r of Flor.
to Turkey four fleet-type lubmsIda^ Ksst ■C u t bonds which
NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 9 OP)
—A contingent of Turkish
navy personnel will drhark
from the U. H. Navy tanker
'r-npshsnnrwk at the Norfolk
Naval Station tomorrow for
training preparatory to tak
ing a number of small U.S.
Navv rrafl la Turkey. Two
groups of more than 294 of
ficers snd men arrived early
In December.
U a Um
U vtiatU
4* M
u«U
y Am
blood doners.
DANIELS SICK
RALEIGH, N. C.. Jan. 8, OTj—
Phyiirlan* reported after a con
sultation today th at Joaephut
Daniels had “lost some ground."
The RS-year-old Publisher of the
New* and .Observer, and former
cabinet member and diplomat,
was being given oxygen to help
him In breathing.
THE WEATHERLAKELAND, J a it 8, ( « - The
Federal 8tate Frost Warning
Service forecast fe r peninsular
Florida tonight and Saturday was
partly cloudy and warmer with
no frost aeon through Monday,
Temporal
Potion
Chicago
Denver
Jfl
San Antonio
Seattle
Winnipeg
M. B. Smith To
Seek Election To
State Legislature
Church. Is a Mason and Sbriner
and* tolonga to the Kiwanis Club
and the Renlor and Junior Cham
ber of Commerce. He lives with
at 466 Rosalia Drive. - .
Temple Funeral To Be hisInwife
announcing his candidacy,
9:00 A.M . Saturday Mr. 8nv)th emphasised "eb-oDera
il dh" with the entire Seminole
Funeral services for Francis County delegation In Tallahosaee
Albert Temple, IR year old Sem as the best mean* of attaining
the me
inole High School senior,- who the objectives
. -- beneflttlng
-......... v » .-—
died early yesUrday morning *t • JoUtr of the citliena of the roUnan Orlando hospital after a brief . ‘F- He declared he would appre____ _tn
___- x a Aa p I rI a fbs
frL tp Jst
hi* frier2
illnesw,
will be conducted
at tfruo cu U the supper! noff Ms
o'clock Satunlay morning at All and others who halltve In hi*
8ou!a Catholic Church with Fa Objectives.
ther William Nacktrab officiating.
Interment will bo held in All
VETERANS AGENT
Soule Catholic Cemetery. Tonight
A representative of the* State
a t 8:00 o'clock, the Rosary will Service Office of the Veterans
to recited a t the Erickson Funeral Administration will to at the
Home.
office of Senator L- F. -Boyle at
Francis Temple was born in 292 Park Avenue a t 3:30 P„ M.
Sanford, Aug. 7, 1929, and at- Monday to aaalst veterans or
t*ruled local schools- At the high their dependents with claims or
ichool he was a member of the other benefit! due them.
Glee Club and of the male double
quartette, anil was a cheer leader.
ROT SCOUT PROGRAM
A t AU Soul* Church be was a
The Central Florida Council of
member of the choir. He was em Boy Scout* of American will pre
ployed p a rt time' at tha J. C. sent the flret of a aeries of
Penney store.
weeklr broadcasts devoted to the
Surviving ore the father and boy scout movement and foster
mother, Mr. and Mr*. M ania W. ing of moral betterm ent of youth
Temple of Banford; two alsten; at 4:46 Bondar afternoon over
Mias E.’ Listtto Temple who Is Radio 8tatlon WTRR. Irf co-oper
attached to the U. 8. Array ser ation with the Station'* epeclal
vice a t Frankfurt, n *— “ “ — 1 feature
Miss M. Allea Temple of Sanford;
three brother*, George M. Temple
AUTO TAGS
artln C. Temple of -.County.Tax Collector John I
_ la- and Ixiuls II. Tern- Galloway's office eritl remain
le, T-4, U. 8. Army. Ft. Bragg, crpen at noon time* until Jan. 16.
I. C.; an aunt Mr*. W. 8 . Hlvsly the deadline to secure new auto
now vfpflihg her* from Daytona
Beach# .and several other aunte,
ll'asllaaee -» r>s» KluSI)
S
FRIDAY.. JAN . 9. 1918
Associated P ress Leased Wire
|•
51
uM-sarines
RequSent
estsStassen ACcUseS Insiders Of
ToHolyLaud Profiting On Grain Markets
Dispatch Of Marines
Would Need Brit
ish Okay' As Britain Rules There
Hirsehtnann. praised Wilson for
"his courage and consistency 111
the face of a witch-hunt hysteria
that Ik sweeping most public of
JERUSALEM, Jan. f. (AVficial* off their ffet."
Official* nahl 600 armed Arabs
The acting commissioner'* con opened fire 'today on Jewish
tention that the Cummunlal Par kgjtlriprnU in northrrn Palesty was not illegal in 'N \w York tine and inssdrd the country
State was termed hv Tuttle “ut from the Syrian hill*, killing
terly Irrelevant to the nursllon three Jews and wounding eight
whether we should pci mil Com licfnre British troops and Ihe
munist* to lynch in lav-support
Royal Air Force Inlrrvrnrd and
ed schools, particularly when the brought the "alt uat loss under
nation 'Is making a gigantic ef runt rot." '
fort to stop the spread of Com
munism in the world."
Meanwhile In llaltimore, ‘the * LONDON. Jan. 9 </!>)- . .
dismissed teacher said ho plans qualified inhuman!* in Whitehall
to remain nt John* Hopkins Uni- taid tonight the United Stales
versijy as Associate piofessor of has askrd ami received a|iproval
u-ritlnft and sp rerli..
i’T have never U-l<<ngrd_Jo the to diqialrh U. S. 'Marines to the
'Communist
Party," Thompson iiom the Palestine government
added.
.
Holy Lind as a QUatri (or the
Formal step* for appeal of Wil U. S. consulate there.
son's ruling will 'be taken at a
Onr souice said' he did 'Hot
Imard meeting Jan. Ii». It pas
know Ik iw many Marines might
announced.
tine* and Navy crew* will deliver
ibcrtA to a port of (hi* railcrn
WASHINGTON. J„n. 9 ( / T ) ~
Mcdurtianean nation.- *
The1 (ubmarinr* arc among 15 A ipoketman for St. Johns coun*’
Navy vrttrlt of various type* ly, FlaE told the Interstate Com
which ihe Navy announced'today merce Commission today that Sen
are being tramfrrred under the ator Pepper (D-FH.) lud "dis
$100,000,000 Turkiih aid ptogiam tributed p r o p a g a n d a under’
voted by the tail tetiion of Con- govfrtimrnt frank" in supporting
llaklliM mm Par* I'*** I
grc*i.
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Tlie announcement came at a
time that 1,000 Marine* arc cn
route to itrengtlirn crew* aboard
U. S. waithipt in the Mediter
ranean. Some of thric ilupt are
in water* about Greece where
Guerrilla warfare mark* the con-'
flicl between lire Communism Hem
M. II. (T-Bone) Smith, who has
ming from Soviet Russia and her served In the State legislature
eastern satellites, and wctUm Eu- fjir the paat three terms, today
announced hi* candhlary for rero|>c and the United Slates.
election to, that office, declaring
Russia, Turkey’* huge neighbor, that hi* chief efforts, as In the
hat repeatedly been reported by past, would hp for better roads
Mobile Blood Bank
.
Navy officials here to possess one and school#.
native of Montrsumii, Ga.,
Will Be Here Monday of. today'* largest' submarine ■vMrA Smith
come to 8anfonl In
fleets.
192? and for the trial 20 years
The mobile unit of tha Orlando
Fleet-type submarine* are largo ha* torn engaged In farming. He
Hlood Bank will bo a t.th e Sem modern vessels capable of oprr- i« a member of the Baptist
inole County ITeftltK Unit at 11:00
o'clock, Monday morning .to re
ceive blood donation*, and all
veterans were today urged by
John Pauls, VFW district com
mander, to volunteer to make
donations.
The call for blood donation*
resulted from an appeal for a
Mood donation for Mr*. A. L.
Barinau of Sanford, who la crltrally HI In an Orlando .hoapital.
Cliff Able* of theJaycess to
day urge member* of the organ.
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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VOLUM E X X X IX
Marshall Not
To Resign If
aiu|
partly cloudy through Saturday.
bf tenr, hor"WheH."They Vould arrise. A contingent of 'Marine*
left North Carolina thit week with
the announced assignment of join
ing U. S, freet units in the Med
iterranean.
(The Palestine government op
erates under Urilish mandate, and
the dispalth of M-uinei presuma
bly would have Urilish approv
al. Whitehall is the area in which
I l 'M I l a a n l
l-n a e
M |lll
Gut Is Presented
Gift By Housholder
AtJaycee Luncheon
Former Mayor II. James Out
wa» yeatenlav r>rment*<1 with a
gift by Karlyle IIoiisHoliler at the
noon luncheon of the Junior
Chamber of Commsrre a* an air-,
prysaion of Joyce* appreciation o f
hi* nine year* of service ns a
City Commissioner ami two year*
of service a* Mayor. Mayor
Itotort A. Williams was vse|.
corned.
It was annotinretl that a similar
gift will to sent to former Com
missioner George Bishop in re
cognition of hi* six year* of ser
vice. He was unable to lie present
ilur to illness. J a c k ' MorrL-nr,
governmental a affairs rhairmsn.
Iirlefly revlewisl the rerortl of the
two outgoing commissioners.
Jayree I’resiilent J. Brailry
(hlhnm welcomed Mayor Kolerl
Williams, who in turn thnuLi-l
the Jayree* for altrm lanrr nt
City Commisitiun meeting*, point
ed out that they outnumbered all
others in nltrndanre, ami pelcoined them to future-meeting*
K. G. Kilpatrick, Jr^ president
of the Seminole County Chamber
of Commerce, highly pralss-d the
work of the Jayree* and 'th e ir
SI"swills Isess m Vs we Mlafcll
.C ongress Applauds Secretary.O f State Marshall
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Pauley Charged W ith
Making A Million
Dollars While Cabinct
Assistant
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 ( / P ) Haiold L Slassrn accused Ad*
ministration "tnsiders" of using
official information to make a
$4,(HH),IK)0 profit m lommodity
trading since the war and called
for legiilatioq to prevent such
Activity.
I hr huiiu'i Minnesota govethor,-'
nosv serkhig the Republican presidrnial nomination, told a Senatr a(>piopiiations subcommittee
that "I do not think any memtor o f thr government should be
m
i thr fo
od riinimodily’ market*.''
IE-*.idJrd that Irgislatlun appar
ently it ibr only. v>/»)' Its prevent
this.
htastrn alto testified that:
* I. lilt, in W. Pauley, special
ttvtsHw) to Army twwrrtary-l
."ill. profitrd to the extent of apptnxim.itcly $1,000,000 from.ihi*,
tiadmg, and "did not make a full
•Ji»clo»ure’’ nf hit activities when
hr appeared before the committee
List month.1
2. ling. General Wallace H. *
Graham, President Truman*#* per
ENTERING 1'IIE CIIAMIIKK to hear IVrsidrnl Truman, deliver hi* Blair of l!ir t'ninn mr*-agr to a ianal phyncian. wat "not truth
joint »ra*lon of- Congres*. Berrrlsry of Slate liriirx r C Mar-hall (arrow I get* an iinrvpeclrd ovation. ful" in a m e n l ttalcrnenl on
The Secretary entered bj a »idr door after .other iumdicr* of the Cshinrl had taken ihcir -rats iM-furr hu commodity tiadmg. "Our inthe Speaker's rn-lrum. tin Ihr d a is'(a t (up. b it) a te Sen. Xrlhlir Yanilriibrrx; I’te-idenl protlrni. of lormatnin i> that, in .fact. . Dr, .
Ihe Senate, and Joseph W, Marlin,* Jr., Speaker of the llnu»r.
(lnlrninlinn.il Boundpholn) |1 Q|
t ||>lm did tnd lea»e thr market ..
Graham
! immediately after the Pretidcnt'a
: Oct, 5 addict* on ipcculator*.
II," did not leave the market until
I very «|ie« dually • taid the
executive branch of the govern
4 Aimed Men Rob Voters May Register In County
Precincts Beginning February 1
In Daylight Raid
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Tlir ftflilialttm liooLt f«i rr|*t%lrrinvt volfit in Srminolr County
for ihr Democratic Primary on May 4 will lie open in the county pirbegmuini; Monday, I'rb. I. Mu tajuiinr A. Ik-d. »u|»rrvi»or of
BanditO Force Tiieii legjtiralion.
announcert today.
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Way Into Bank Be
Thric air 15 pit-tint* in Seminole County, tlalrtl Mm. Itral. and
fore Opening Time th e Ii<>ok* will hr iakm to the 13 county precinct* to remain 'open in
tnrnr copvrnirnl location until Mar. I when they will then l>c relumed
NEW ORlEANsTjan. 9 (/Pi
to her i>ffirr In Tlie Sanford Her-^
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Four unma*kr*l mrn hehl up 1 r id mid remain open until S atu r-; r p
!)lnv. Apr. 17 nt which time Urey I
L l C . U . I N .,
>111 Ij„.',
m- eloved
preparr* for the]
ty
mid-town New Oilcan* bank l.hii „j)j’
|„., d to prepare'
the * * * 0 * ' ' K a lC j *-/•
morning and it* President A. P
Till- lM.ok* for I’rwIneU N(7
Imahum. taid lliry escaped with' end
No 2. eomprlsing i^ll of W, -t
$130,000 in cadi
Sanfoxl ns f»r a* Citnmtn Uity
Mini XHdway, ri'Mtoctivelv. will' Is
The mrn foiced llirir way into i noeri
In the office of tire super
the hank five minute* lirfuir vixor on Monilav. Mm I nnd m3
each, week day until
oprnillg time, dump'd a lirgio it main
janitor into uneon»cioiiihr»» anti Saturdav, A|ir. 17.
Only p.-i*nns who have renrhed
herded ionic .5 rni|>|oyr* into
tlio inn; nf 21 -year* sine* the last
locker room*. They lltrn forced registration
prrioiL or tho»e v*lm
the bank manager to unlock the have estuhlishad a legal residence
hv residing In tire* Stop* of Flor
vault.
ida ("1 a year or in..... ail.I in
Detective Jotcpli T*rd*i taid the Semlitole
Uountv for c K montha
men took $76,000 from one tec will. Is* teiiiiirrd to gegister. All
lion vf (he vault, and an ritimat- | tiro*,* who have registered fur
ed $54,000 from other parti of I ««»«<’ mid' County elertii.n* any
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1 < _ ,1 ,.ii . . . . 1 time riper* I93u will not Is- rethe tafe and from thr teller cagr.. I
,(f r(..r,.Ku ,rr. , ai(| \ |r ,.
Bank official* air all checking to Ibid.
determine the exact amount.
Mrs. Ileal pointed out thgt it
m i d r y for 'citlren* who
Tlie negro poitrr, Jotrph I- ia nnrco*j,4ry
rhniignl • from oio* precinct
Tliomst, admitted the lour mrn have
to another-to call nt hrr (iffict-
V F W MKtrW (G
Plans for eomtngf state aixl
district conferences will to made
at the meeting of the VFW Mon
day evening at 8:00 o'clock at the
Legion Hut. It was announced to
day hy John Sauls, adjutant of
while hr wa» letting early c'urlo- for u certificate of liansfcr. I'crPost 3282.
A quarterm aster will to elected | mr„ jn|U | | lP bank slmui H: 30 rons who have married since ret o fill the vacancy mad# hy Jam es ; . • i „ l
uiricr.ing nro asked to have their
lluff, who- has been unable In " ,
names ihungrd on (he l>ook» in
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Tire bandit* im mrdulrl/ uth- order t" eliminate rnn(u»lHj at
rnntinue in this work. F, 1).. Scott
|(HNllR89tl
M
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llltfftlll
will preside.
Ihe both* on election day. She
ulso pointed </ut the necessity for
persons acquiring property since
registering to report it to her offire *0 that a notation of the fact
mil Ik- put on the honks for torn!
elections, school elect huis, and
other, elections In which only
freeholders may vote.
13 Years Of Tuberculosis Stud^
Shows Vaccines Safe To Humans
ment wat jnvolvrel.”
Stnsseii also said that Graham
did mu lone money in (be mar
ket. adding that "Ins profit was
nothing compared with tha mil
lion dollars Hindi* hy Pauley, but . it wps definitely n jiroflt."
Pauley has testified that he
Kiroir ir<|TlTiIllHflg liit holdings
nfti'i lakioe tin- Armv i«»»t last
8t"pl. 3 go.| was "$ 100,000 wore*
off" because lie did an.
■ (iinham. scheduled to follow
Stassen ,'m the stand, recently
-urd a statement saying he
nt mil l»'t Octulter that he was
■1 ,.HtiHs.-.l •-« I'wse t.lahll
Head, Sees Hope e
For Partitioning Saniord-Btistis
Lie Did Not Mention Shuffleboard Meet'
Militnrv Force. But
Attended By 125
Implied Such Power More tlinn 126 winter visitor*.5,
llv MAX IIAKIIKLHON
LAKE SUITKHH Jan. 9
The United Nations Palestine
Partition rnntmissioaHndav
r* lld on llr ila in .^ f l^ ^ « i-h
Acenr* for P a l e J P ^ ^ w t h e
\ra h hither nfmmillrr for
Immediate consultations on
<UW| situation in Ihe strifetorn Holy Land.
Morin# swiftly at Its Hist
/**rion. the firr-naliun partilinn commission deridrd to
talk with rrp rrsrn latirrs nf
Ihr three vitally interested
parties as Ihr first step InAtard implementing the U.N.
plan to cut up Palestine into
Jewish and Arab' ruunlrlr*
by next Oct. I.
LAKE, SUCCESS," Jan. '> <>V)
—Trygxc Ur. Secretary-General
of the United Nation*,' exprereil
confidence today that the Securify Council would rxrrciie "every
neceuary power" to rep that par
titioning of itrifr-ilricken Pales
tine U cairird out bv neat Oct.
I without fail..
.
,
U’e did not mention the crea
tion of an inttrumrnlal military
force a* a tpccific partition en
forcement mcatpre, but llits wat
implicit in hit ilalrmcnl, *incc the
M „f them from Eustl* attended
the Kttrils-Sanford shuffletoard *
contest Fit-Ill yesterday afternoon
-•I lhi- shllffh1 lionrd courts In Ft.
Millon Park, and which Eustis
won with ID ganiPA to Sanford'*
right;
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. “This was*undoubtedly the blguo»t shuffleboard contest In the
history of Saiiforil," today declured E. M. Armltage, director
of tourist activities for the Sem
inole County Chamber of Commerre. - Weather condition* were
lit,-at with plenty of warm sun- shim*.
Tlion* were 49 tdayere In aetron. Mini tb" 20 Sanford players
‘gave u fine account of ttoiprelve*,
said Mr. Armltage considering.
Hu- fact that the Eustis Tourist
f l ’nMllMtorat
mm
t"g»a4r
Services To Be Held
For Joshua C. Chase
Funeral services for Joshua C.
Chase, chalrnftin of the board of
Phase A- Co., who died WednesTennis Matches Are
ilay morning at hia Winter Park
home, will be held at th# Know
Scheduled Sunday
Vociation reported today.
les Memorial Chapel In Winter
BCG vaccine, a non-virulcnl bovine tubercle bacillus originally • A large crowd" of tennis enthus
Park tomorrow afternoon *t 2:30
o'clock. Interment will to held
isolated from the milk of a tuberculous cow in 1906. has been ad- iast* from rill point* in Central
at a later date.
minitterd to an estimated 10.000.000 person* throughout the world. Florida are expected to attcnl
Survivor* include hie wife,
th*
tennis
match
of
two
former
The controlled study of Its effee-f
Msrv Justice Chase; one daugh*.
National
women
champions,
'Paul
•parents)
the
tuberculosis
rate
tivrnrt* has been the longest con
tern Mrs. R. C. Lasbury of East
K'anllsacs aa t-aae Ciakll
tlnuou* experiment In the United per 1,000 person-years was 6.29 ine Bets and 8arah Palfrey Cooke
Windsor Hill. Conn.; five grand
at
the
Mayfair
Inn
rourts
at
3:30
times
aa
great
In
the
controls
as
States, the authors said.
children. Ralph, Cola. Joshua Cof
o’clock,
Sunday
afternoon,
ac
In
tha
vaccinated.
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The 13-year study covered In
fin, Benjamin, Abigail; two sleo
. SWITCH TAMPERED
"Among 260 newborn, when cording to Lind Weber, holrl
the report was made In Chicago,
SlARlON, INI)., Jan. 0 633— sons. Cant. William J. Lee. U8)
tuberculosis
was
present
In
the
managing
director,
through
whose
the first three year* devoted to
x . oi
37#»mni(ion, w.
ILL.,
of Washington,
D. v*.(
C.j rnu*
PhilDerailment of a three-car big four lu
animals and the remainder to hu- household and when Isolation in initiative the two champion* were passenger train seven miles south lip L. trie of Philadelphia, Pa.
foster
homes
was
practiced
In
the
Indued
to
come
here.
mans. In tHe todU, control
Also two nletae*. Mr*. Iltn l H.
of her* last night, in whlrh thrro
group* were #*lect#*f'<jom a pop control* and vaccinated alike,
This match will mark the start trainmen suffered minor Injuries, Shoemaker. Germantown, Phil
there
were
two
ease*
of
tuber
ulation similar to thdge vaccin
of the southern tour of exhibl was caused, state police said to* adelphia, Pa. and Mrs. L Rodated. Tha researchers reported; culosis In the Vaccinated a* com tlon matches by Miss.. Bet* and day, by an open switch.
man ra lg f, ilrvn Mawr, Pa.: apd
pared
to
five
fn
the
controls.
“In 8431 newborn Infants liv
Mrs. Cooke, who recently arrived
slx*netihaws, \vm. Adamson, Bryn
The
12
passenger*
on
the
train
There
were
four
deaths
In
the
ing In tha poorest districts of
Mawr. Pa.. Chaa. A. Chose, Bas
at the Inn with her husband, El- were not Injured.
Chicago but not In household con control* and none In Urc vaccin wood k Cooke.
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king Ridge, N. J., Walter F.
8tate
Police
8gt,
George
tact with tuberculosis, there were
Chase. East Orange; N. J., and
“Considering
the
nontact
groups
Admission
for
the
match
Is
by
Daugtorty
said
the
'padlock"which
11;, cases of tuberculosis In the
Randall Chase, and S. O. Chose,
vaccinated against 39 In th* con aa a whole, there were 13 cases ticket only- Charles Morrison will j locked the switch had toon toaten • Jr. of SanfonI ami F. W. Chase
of
tuberculosis
with
one
death
Irf
referee..
off
with
a
hammer
or
chlael
ami
trols (who lived under similar
of Windermere.
conditions). The rat* p e r ' 1,000 the vaccinated group as compared; In addition to tho womens' fc a -'th e switch had Iwen thrown open,
to
44
case*
or
tuberculosis
with
turc
match,
Klwooil
Cooke,
of
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great In the controls as In the IT deaths In th* controls."
beer and wine
.
Th*
-*ludir
was
made
by
Dra.
K v«.
^ |_
^N K M gtjror
wjn0 r^ ; . iu 1iro?ewp,r k .
vaccinated.- There was one drsi)>
from tutorculosli'-h* the vaccin 80! Roy Rosenthal, Eleanor I. atcur, will play Eddie Copeland, i A meeting o r i h e slockhoLler* . W(|He I^ e -a ia # ri4 0 3 Wcsl T h,,- »
c/iarh
of
the
Rollins
team.
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«>f
the
Florida
Slate
Bank
will
teeqth
Street, w at broken Into
Leslie
and
Erhard
Loewlnaoh*
.of,
ated against seven In the controls
or a difference In th* rates of 0 J l*>* Chicago 6!unlcli>al Tutorcul-1 Thera will also be mixed dou | to held here Tuesday, Jan. I t, early yrstentWy morning, b at tfc-ji
.0*1* Sanltorium and th a Unlver- blea with Mr. and Mra. Cook* It. was announced this morning byiw s* retiorteJ to-police th a t!
vice preut- ; a few hollies of wine were nitof illlnoU .College of Medt pitted against Pauline Betst and,w~-G. Kilpatrick,
'Idiril.;
M *
1 Eddie Copeland.
CHICAGO Jan. 9 f/P)—A 13 year*' conlinuout experimcnl with
luberculoii* vaccine ha* ihowp tuch application* to human* are *afc
and effective, an article in the journal of the American Medical At-
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and"Whig***who imposed the exWASHINGTON! -Jan.. V fAY- tenalon of alave. territory.
W h* chance halt thirtl party
Whig Millard Fllllmorc. who
ramlhtutc Henry ,A . Wallace tu atepped up- to the presidency
upact the Presidential election? from vice president when ’Zach
Nobody really knows now. but ary Taylor died In 1855: waa
a a «• • -6
—ft. ••* .
a ft v t
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a k ..
the record
show*
(bat of
the ftr*» the prealdential* nominee of
Uirce moat formldal.'eUhlrtl par- the American Party in 185rt.
ty candidate* In n h o p a il—all Fillmore
y l| | mott. got the electoral vote
ex-presidents—only one polled of only one state, Maryland,
enough. voita tk • itiflm-i-ncq an in the race with victorious Dem
election.
ocrat Janie* Ilurhanan and Re
Republican Theodor* Rooaevcli. publican John- Fremont.
Progressive Party candidate In
The know nnthlnga were a
1012, divided the normally Re formidable third party..In. .tb:
publican vote with President WIN early IS&O’a, electing acvrral.
llam H. Taft. That luaured an congrcaamen ami governors. Their
election victory for Demucra1 m*i«i «t>ieet waa “to secure thn
Woodrow Wilaon. Roosevelt re government for genuine natlvo
ceived 4,126,020 vote* to II. IH8.- ..nil iunn* and to resist th e-al
922 for Taft and 6.280,211 for leged |Nilitlcal power of aliens
W ila o n .
and Cathollca.
Democrat Mattin Van lluren,
The name "know nothing” de
President from 1817 to 1841. ran rived from the alienee of party
aa the Free Hollers cundldst-i member* concerning the organi
In I84H dun ■failed to get any sation. The party, originally a se
electoral voteai T to rF p t* 8oll«r* cret association waa organised
Party w»a composed dr Democrat* aa “The Supreme Ordet of The
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Star Spangled Banner.”
Tlir niugiictlc Teddy llonacvel:
waa offered --the Progress in
Party nomination again in 1911
but lefuaed and returned to the
Charles Kvans llughra ag ain st
Pit ddent Wilson. HugMf lost. ,
Senalop Robert 51. Landlettec,
8r„ left the Republics! Party
in 1924 to fiin for tho Jxf -id.....>
a* a Progressive. Ill* platform
advocated farm feljrf. puhlLowneiahlp of railways, direct
nomination and election of the
President and a Constitutional
amendment providing that Con*
gr**t* could re-oiutct a law nnd
override a Supreme Court rulieg
that it waa unconstitutional,
SenatoV I-aFolleUc and (>emocrallc nomine- John Wt—Davis
did a lot of speech making, hut
President Coolidge spent much
of the campaign summer “frontporehing" on his father's farm In
Vermont.
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A la rg e iW fP ftfi of the voteM
decidedTo*,tk i>|iVUol with Cool,
Idge.
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Senator I-aFnllctte raptured the
13 electoral voted of hi* own
slate, Wisconsin, •'i
A Third
Fftrty movement
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showed considerable strength in
m ■
western farm regions'during the
early. 1890’*. It was' the Populist,
ur People's Party. It championed
the cause' of the farmer and the
—**--Tflgri.^ = S — ------- rIt demandc<l free coinage of
CIIKIHTIAN f t MISSIONAKV
silver, the direct loan of pap-jr
AI.TIANCK
money to farmers on the secur
On Sanford-Orlando Highs ay
ity of their crops, a graduated
Income tax and government own
Clenn K. Smith, I'aator
ership of railway, telephone and
10:00 A. M.: Bible 8chool. Me.
telegraph.
A. Wfeboldt, S u p t
James II. Weaver, of Iowa.
11:00 A. M.: Murnlng Worship.
Populist Presidential nominee In Subject: “Job's Case.”
1892, received more than a mil
7:46 P. M.: Evening Service.
lion popular votes and 22 electoral The pastor continues hla messvote*. Democrat Grqvvr Clcve sage* from the Book of Rcrejaland was elected President bv tlon.
....... Hr will speak on the suba substantial electnral majority ject, “ Why Do The Heathen
over Republican Benjamin HaV- Rage?’*
rison.
By 1896 the Democratic Party I CHIIRCII Ol- TIIK NAZAKKNK
111 Maple Avenue
had ailoptrd so many Populist
ideas that the U tter indorsed
Rev;
L. It. Rushloa, Pastor the candidacy of Democratic nom
Sunday School, 0:46 A. M.
inee William JenniAg*' llryan. The
Murnlng Worship, 10:45 A. -61.
Populists, however, • tuauinated
Junior Society, 0:30 P. M.
*.
'heir ’own candidate for vlrts
Young People'* Meeting, 7:00
president—'Thomas E. Watson. Il>
1900 th« Populist presidential P. M.
Evangelistic Hour, 7:16 P. M, vot» was only .>0.020.
•Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
When the silver-tongued llrvnn ran against WlllUm MrKin- night, 7:45 P, M.
Wo will bo on the air over
Station WTRR Sunday morning
and all are Invited to come ami
worship with us. '
F R ID A Y , J A N . 9, 1948
1
IIOI.Y CROSS CUt'ltCH
. Mark -TV Carpenter, II. I»M Rector
1st Sunday After Epiphuliy
FAMOUS OfisrPEICO SHEETS
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a .s a s w -s a s a s .a r
S m o o th , lo n g u ea rin g , lo n g fib r e c o tto n t
jdado to P enney 91 oten tig Id epodficmtlamet
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Iter. J. H. McKinley, Pastor
Mr*. P, IL Stephenson,
1 rTS'T "(
Education
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A. M.l Church School.
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The Inauguration of the (iospci.
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Youth Fellowship;
Svfnxftt Topic:
''A bundant' Life Now.”
» - liard-to-gel - everyone .
wants them I Superb P enco*'sheet* ere megnlAcostly soft end sm ooth—all finest m u slin-fam ous
for strength a* well os c o m fo rt, . . end el e th rifty
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UunUly Penco* Mtulln! Slock Up Now!
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Bcgiitniiig ricYt Sunday the
KItx T h eatre will present Paramouuj's Technicolor d r a m a ,
“Desert Fury,'' with co-stars
t.ixabclh Scott, John Hodiak and
, B u n Lancaster and a supporting
* ] J ' cost headed by Mary Aator and
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Wendell Coray.
The Hal Way la production .U
■ modem story In a setting a.i
old as lira* Jtaclf—America'* dc»eiL Against this colorful, everchanging, ever-inspiring back
ground is laid the tale of a no
torious mother, a headstrong
daughter and the gambler-killer
who came between them.
Ltxabeth Scott, sultry blonde
beauty, play* the daughter. In
defiance of her mother, Who not
°tdy gin* her own gambling
establnfunent, hut the -town as
well, Lixalicth Iwcomra Involved
with gambler Hodiak. He is u
brooding, unhappy man who ran
not keep, away from the drsert
town vfhere
Where his
hi* wife met death
In an 'automohilr accident. With
a
IfodlaV as hi* constant compnn~
Jon Is Coray, a strange, cold
fellow who doe* everything ho
can to keep Ltxabeth and Ilodiak
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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Tuesday, I\lay 4,1948
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KK&IINOLE COUNTY.
Ret. Douglaa K. Charles,
Aaa't Pastor
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PRECINCT n u m b e r -----------------9:16 A. M.: Sunday School for
all ages. '
m i ; > m i : u r T if t :
11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship
viviu : I * M111 N^IMI*.VT> try*VuV* » im n K
Service. Sermon by Dr. I.srey
Moffett (a Missionary to China
for nearly 40 years.)
. FOR COUNTY
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m i l HOVERNOIt
0:30 P. M.: Junior and Senior
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
tir r t: »•«>•» «•'*- ’• '
Voting People's Mrcting.
votss c o n o m ;
7;30 P. M.l Evening Worship n
Service. Sermon: “Prayer Power1FOR SFJTtKTAItY OF STATE
bv Rev. D. E. Charles.
FOR SHERIFF
V H IT . ,r n ll , , ' ,:
voti : c o n n v n
TUP CHURCH OF CtiD
2709 Elm Avenue
FDR ATTORNEY CRN KRAI.
Rev,. Joe C. Cr*w«, Minister
FOIt COUNTY
t u n : r« n «»'*•
SUPERINTENDENT O F.
Sunday school, 10:00 A. M.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Classes fur all ages.
v o t i : .t o n n V K
Pastoral service. 11:00 A. _M.
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Th«- Pastor urge* all member* to v im : m il itvn
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FOIt SUPERVISOR OF
Evangelistic sender, 7:30 P. 81.
FOR STATE TREASURER
REGISTRATION
The pastor will lie speaking at
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both, morning and evrmng M-r. v i i t i : i n n i i v k
Vices..
Isourine A. Beal
V. L.U. vaervire -eort, Tuesday
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FOR COUNTY COMMISHIQNHIT
.It* INSTRUCTION
an--invited to attend this special OF PI1BL1I
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VOTI*. COM *»'»*• .
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W. M.B. service each Thursday
a t 7:30' P. >1. A missionary pro
FOR COMMISSION ftp
gram will he rendered and plans
f o r c o u n t y COMMISSIONKK#
OF AGRICULTURE
iiisriH v * ., a
laid for the new year's work.
V liT t. I nil HV|.
v o t i: c o n n a n
The Church string hand will
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FOR
la Invited to attend oil these scrC08IM18 8 1ON KK
UAH.HOAD COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTY
vires.
in,m,-i v . . a
$ir..oo
Jam es G. Sharon
Innlallcd
Seminole Tire Shop
201 N. I’ark
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ley In 1896, a number of conaervatlvc Democrats who didn (
like Bryan's free silver platform
boltod tho party. Some of them
formed a party railed tho Gold
DemocrXta and nominated General
Palmer of llllnola for President.
I lie. didn't receive auy liiwioml
votee.
Until Wallace's cahdidocy this
year, the most recent third party
moveigent Wat_ William Lcmks'a
j f«c* a* lutittivi- of the* Ulllo.i
' Party in l^.lfl. The late President
Roosnvelt'a lead over Henubllca'i
nominee Alfred 51. Landon was
electoral votes—the vote for Leinso overwhelming—623 to eight
ke, a north Dakota Itepublicau,
made no dlfferencs.
SURVIVORS o r TKI WRICKID CANNIRY TINOIR Spencer are »hown (circled) standing on a rocky ahore of the
AlaiJca peninsula, near Kodiak, uwaiting rescue by a U. S. Navy tug. Sly members of live .Vpenrcr's crew
rpent four days on Utls rocky point utter the ship (background) had gone aground during a storm. After this
photo was made, three men from Die Navy fug Malaga, Joined the castaways when llycir curfboat overturned
(International Sowr.dphoto) J
hi the first attempt to rescue the marooned men. Official U. S. Navy photd.
Also violently opposed to the
girl’s interest in Hodiak I* Buit
Imnemstrr, state highway patrol
- man, who ruspecU the' two men
of more than gambling and who
la himselfyln love with Lltalietli.
Tempera and emotion* reach
crescendo prnjiortion* when Lixft
abeth Iramx her mother*! bitternr*s toward Hodiak stemx from
th o ir. romance of long ago and
when event! point to the mprder
—and not the accidental death—
of Kodiak's wife.
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er. Corey, recruited from Broad
way where he .acorrd a hit In
* • the stage sucre**, "Dream Girl,’’
la said to give a performance
------------- tta m m U T ilf f i' foFTuI ure~ greaT"
a . ne«*. Lancaster, who 'recently
sensation
era," la this time on the side of
the law.
Lew ji' Allen directed; serpen
play by Robert Itosseo.
FOR MEMBER OF IUI4IHI
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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Ambassador Lewi* Douglas told*
senators today that huge armnment ei|»cndltur%-* and high living
rests may Ih< th<- ‘altrrnativo if
Conger** fails to vote an ade
quate European recovery pro
gram.
Testifying lieforr* the tb-nnte
Foreign Relations Comn^Uv, tho
Amciickh Ambaasodnr to London
saht sbme critic* have argued lh.it
*|M-nding 'gilJuHUKkiJMhi to help
EurojH* I n 't h r next 1.7 ni";it>u
would have inflationary effects
here at home.
If Congress provide* no
or
Inadequali'. assistance, Douglas'V nt on, tlio United State* may
have to Income an "ninunl cninp
relatively isolated in t in- world.”
IIJ cid.l'tiu—<rwr ..f aritiahTehU
may tn* such as to have Ju.it a*
fieat an rffic t on -living rosta i.t
iimine a* would espendilurev ,for
foivign aid. Hr mgiK-d: ,
“ Wr should'calculate'th e cost
of this prugram nnd itJ-e ffm -e n
the rontinued Inflationary comll*
lions at home against the calcu
lated cost.of doing nothing «t do
ing somrtliing 'Inadequate."
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THUMBS UP
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9 , UP)—
Alfred .Schrier, 21, was hurry.
Ing t o ‘Catch a bus when he was
•trfick by atf aulomobijr.
He' was knocked to the pavp.
ment and a crowd quickly gather
ed. He struggled to get up hut
several pairs of hands retrained
him. “ Don’t move," chorused *«v.
eral voire*. “ You may have a
broken l>ark or something.'' Help,
ful onlookers swathed him in a
blanket
Sirens screamed. Police arrived.
The crowd got bigger. Finally an
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wood receiving hospital.
There he waa thoroughly cx- Queen Helen, and nn unidentified aunt, are shown -on their arrival by
train at Lausanne, Switzerland. One of Michael's first acts was to phono
atnined. The Diagnosis:
his swcvUitm. Vrinccss Anne. * -*
(fntrrnafional Radiophoto)
A sprained thumb.
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Osk Ateaue and Third Street
K. D. Brownlee, I). I). Pastor.
(teal for Chrixt and hlg church.
No wonder they've
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PA RK 'TH R EE
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION
8:00 A. M.t Holv Communion.
J 9:30 A. M.l Church School.
! 11:00 A. 61.: Morning prayer
, and sermon.
4:(jo P. M.l Deanery Meeting.
Y.P.S.f^ In EustU.
Usllv— M.. T.. W.. T.. 7:45 A
8:00 A. M.
V o T R -r a n i i v k
8:00 A. M. Friday, 8:45 A 9:00.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Weck-dav Notl
Park Avenue at Sixth Street
Tuesday. 7:30 P. M.i Vestry
FOR STATE SENATOR .
W. P. Brooks. Pastor
meeting.
37th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
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Thursday. 7:00 P. ftl.i Annual John Miller. Educational Director
Parish .Meeting.
9:45 A. SI.: Sunday*School. ’
•Pi Ida y. 8:00 IV IT .r Adult ~HTn. --ITT00 -.tT-MTT-MAFKTKlf WorsbTjC
Fo"k MEMBER OF THE
firmatlon clay*.
0:15 P. .M.t Training Union.
IVES
7:30 P. M.: Evening Worlhlp. HOUSE ofl iItEPIlKSENTAI
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Revival sendees begin Jan. IK. k »t »: 1*1111 . o m ;
| CllltlHT CHURCH. Longwood.
i Mark T. Carpenter. B. 11., Vicar Welcome.
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lal Sunday After Epiphany
M. B. (T-Bone) Smith
UNITY
3:00 P. M.: Evening prayci ami
1sermon. All are vyelcome.
Faith Cornwall. Minister
FOIt MEMBER OF TIIK
' HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
7:46 P; 'M.: Prayer Service at | %oTI; ,.llM ovTt
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(DUciulra of Christy
Valdes Hotel.
Sixteenth Street and
8:00 P. 51.: Class in “U-ssona
Hanford Avenue
J. K. Lyles
in Truth” ut the hotel."
William Perry Yesley,
Friday
1 ' D. S. I„. Minister
FOR CLERK
9:16 ’A. M.: Radio Program,
' . Sunday School. 9:46 A. 51.
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
“The Voice o f. Unity”. Station
Worship and Communion, 11:00
XO Ttl r o l l O M
A. M. * Sermon: “Thu Church
And h a 5llnl»tury.“
FOR' TAX COLLECTOR
V IITK Klltl n MS
fl'io p 'UMn
You,h Kdlo' " hl»’>
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Sermon: “Artae, O Men Of
SKAT COVERS
(iod."4 7:30 P. M.
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FOIt COUNTY
Tin! First Christian Church
ASSESSOR OF TAXES
New Design*
will observe Decision .pay next
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for
Sunday following a week of VI
All Makes Cunt
Jlalion Evangelism Ih which-the
Colt COUNTY JUDGE
Jeltjr of the church made thf. *p.
l.a c tiu c r & L e n lh e rc lte
v u rr von m m :
fit! , |
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Loans and Discounts
Federal Reserve Bank Block
Other Resources
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COMPTROLLER'S C a
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Surplus
116,000.00
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Umllvkled Profits
60,720.04
llsacrvva
31,290.79
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407,901.11
Real Estate (nd.uining iul
fur new Bank tddg)
12l,KMi.O0
Customer* Liability Under
Letters of C u d il '
71,6^6.00
Filleral Reset ve Bank
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Bonds
t>DOOA14.42
Cosh and
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472)4*^13.93
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L I A IM L I T I B S
D I R E C T O R S
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Owns m ast
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121,407,074.03
Surplus
U ndivided ITofits
Reserve*
le tte rs of Credit
- Deposits
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Cash and Doe from
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Jianking House. Furnllura
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General Truck •&Equipment
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Organized I 'J28
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INSURANCE CORPORATION
'WER ARRANGEMENTS
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The Sanford Herald
Henry W allace's alma of peace w ith Russia, prosperity
for all and progress fo r the common man are the aims of
every American. In announcing his candidacy on a third
p arty ticket fo r th e presidency he disavows Communism
but says he drill work w ith any group who w ant friendship,
ra th e r th a n ‘w ar, w ith Russia.
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If he haa expressed him self rightly, it is difficult to
see why h e 'lu u had to create a th ird party. Inside cither
the Democratic or the Republican parties, in both of which'
he has hod. m em bership, he would have found the same
objectives. From th e tim e of th e Y alta agreem ent, and be
fore, under Roosevelt, the Republicans and Democrats alike
have sought in countless ways to move th e USSR to co
operation w ith th is country. Certainly.. George M arshall’s
final fruitless e ffo rt In London was all a*goVHtnmqnt could
do to win friendly response from th e Soviets. Docs Mr.
T a » H m U U a mmmhmw mi th*
S m rta lM f i t — «*hl»h I* MtHVS
n r ia ilr ,lr la Iki b m far npable
•Btlea of aO Ik* !•*•> a*w* rH u rS
la IkS* M s ts a s a , a* w*U aa all
ap
•#*»• I k w i r t w ._________ :
FRIDAY* JAN. 9, 1848
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
•FRIDAY* JA N . 9. 1948
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
ly DEWITT MACKENZIE
.P Foreiga Affairs Analyst
Daily the cleavage between
Russian Com.-------- ------ --racy is being more aharply de
fined.
We had a blunt reminder of
lhia In Secretary of Stata Mar
shall's appeal before the .Senate
Foreign
Relations
Committee
yesterday for prompt Implement*lion of Europe, The general didn’t
mine* -word*:
“Without th* establishment of
economic health anil vigor In the
free countries of Europe the his
toric base of western civilisation,
of which we are by belief and-In
heritance an Integral part, will
taka on a new form, in the image
of the tyranny th at wa fought to
desroy In Germany.
“This great project must bo
carried to success against the
avowed determination of th*
^Soviet .Union and tha Communist
Party to oppos*. and '\ib o ta g e it
at every turn.
“The way of Ilf# that we have
known
Is literally In th# balance.
The Moneyed F ann er
' Apropos of tha general tans#
situation, but having no immediate
I t m ust mean som ething o r other - one cannot be sure relation to the Marshall state
exactly w hat - when a leading farm journal discusses the ment, a foreign office source in
London yesterday threw out a
"farm er’s problem of w hat to do w ith his surplus money." thought about a possible new
the majority and Moscow’* power
to block action by veto would be
destroyed.
Meantime Brasil dealt a body
blow to Communism In the west
ern hemisphere bv withdrawing
the last vestiga of legality from
the Brazilian Communist P a r t y ,
which has ranked aa the largest V
hi North or South America. The
chamber of deputies passed a-bill.ff
already adopted by the Senate,-l
removing all Communists from
elective posts through the nation,
and President Eurico Gaspai
Duta promptly signed It Into law.
Th# Communist Party, claim.
ing a membership of close to 200,
000, previously had been outlaw
ed. although this didn't affect
the status of office holders «Jreody elected. Bmxll sp ered
diplomatic relation* with Moicpw
nearly three month* ago becauee
of attack* on the Brasilian pre
sident and th* army by the Ru»■Ian pres*.
At the aarae time over In Milan,
Italy, the world waa given fur
ther proof—if any were n eed ed -
Social Calender
Jay Altman Honored
With Birthday Party
The regular monthly meeting
of the American Legion Auxili
ary will be held at 8;00 P. M. All
members are urged to be present.
The supper and initiation schedul*4 1° be held that evening has
brim postponed.
The Townsend Club will meet
in the Tourist Center, a t 8:00
P. M. Important baalnesa will be
conducted and amusement fur
nished. Refreshment* will be
served.
Mr*. J. W. Altman entertained
last Tuesday honoring her ton,
Jag, on hi* fifth birthday at th«
home of her on Mallonville, Ave
nue. The young guest* enjoyed
game* on the lawn of the Cor
nell home aud favors were dis
tributed. * A decorated birthday
rake was presented to him ami
served with other refreshment*.
These Invited to be with Jay
were Marilyn McDaniel, Martha
Stcmper, Diane Aiken.
Ann
Crapps, Alliion Ic e , Barbara
Bradley, Dcana Dietrich, Barbara
Ann Most*, Ethel Ic e Riser,
SUNDAY
. Practice for officer* only of the
Rainbow Girls will be held at tha
Masonic -Hall.
.
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BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
W heeler McMillen, editor of F arm Journal, i n a recent
- t i r i r - liA P P E N ta rn tR ir} : e d ito rial devotes considerable space to this m atter, lie sug
THOUSAND YEARS AGO. WE gests first th a t the money-logged farm er look “for safety ellna to th* viewpoint attributed
to certain element* In the Amer
SHOULD NOT BE LIKE THEM.
4MNfcnSS8ft»S!K
COWARDICE. PHY8ICAL OR
MORAL. IS A SORRY FAULT,
-fip*. 78:9: The children of. Eph
raim . . ‘turned back in Um day
of battle._____
.
Prominent winter visitor* in.
. Florida this year are the Duke
of Windsor, the well known.mag
azine wriler, and (via wife, ihe
Duchess, who.ere vacajionini at
President Roosevelt used lo like
to describe himself ai a. "liltle
left of center," and we would
gather from President Truman's
recent speech lo Congress that he
is a little left of that. Wlut
someone needs to tell him is that
there U st^h a thing as going so
these item s, he observes th a t one" place {o pul a little
ex tra money m ight well be In a good bed. Don’t laugh, he
cautions his readers, a t such an idea. Rem ember instead,
th a t a person spends about a th ird of his life in bed.
Secretary of A griculture A nderson predicts th a t farm
income will continue high next year, ana fo r th e next four
years if the M arshall Plan is adopted. It will mean a better
m arket for grain and farm products generally than other
wise could bo looked for.. .:•
, So the Farm Journal editor's consideratibn ef surplus
farm money wan a pat topic foP early 1948. A n d ih o
farm er, a fte r he has looked welj to his security, will doubtlean be able to affo rd a very com fortable bed for himself.
This la good news for city pebple, too. For a nation's pros
perity I* m easured by th a t of its farm ers.
B in g
ican SUte Department who are
soM In "T f-read y To“ T*«.rgirS»e.
the United Nallbn* ""without
Russia and hsr frieipU” In a teal
East-West showdown.
*
Your correspondent has report
ed before that there is talk In the
air about the formation of a new
U. N. comprising th* Democracies,
However, suveh .a statement by a
BriUsh official epokeman, even
though guarded, came aa an in
teresting surprise, . The new peace
organisation presumably wouUa’k
laTmr (Socialist! government
apraise
-* .!.* ..f
l i s t great
c reat m
a n of
oi "that
insn
genius, comrade Stalin." Another
was when Pollitt, Thom*, and th#
leader* from other countries
shopped out of the convention on
some mission which speculation
writing.ami has had the coureg#
it wi|l be played with ball* to record her''Interpretation in Q
equipped with built-in'radar that concrete action,
always assure a hole-in-one av
erage.
Oh, the future will have it*
Dr. Charles L. Persona
advantages, and our antiseptic
But w ell stick with the dirty
O ptom etrist
Stimson And T. R
progeny will probably enjoy It.
Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg.
old germ-bit world of today. The
1*8
Phone » •
Form er Secretary Stlm son'a adm iration fo r Theodore hardest thing about any .Ilf* if Hears: t - l l8*1.
9-13
* •
Rooimveit comes ^out in his reccht memoirs, .in which he getting used to it—and we're Eye* Bssmlned - Glasses Fitted
thinks th a t the one-time P resident would havo made an
Comparisons are odious all loo
ideal w ar leader. I t is especially interesting because the last
often when applied to the state
tim e th a t Stim son had a chance to vote for T. R. fo r presi
of Florida, but herf is one.iecStale Health Officer Sowder,
the percentage - of people wlm
dent, he conspicuously refused to do so. This w aa-in J912
when Roosevelt tried to get th e Republican nomination
away from President T»ft, and failing, bolted. Stimson was
T nft’s secretary of w ar a t th e tim e, and ho stood by his
It was a long tim e ago, and the political hostilities of
th e day have cooled. T hat will probably happen even to the
nation,. lay* T. W. Lawton, in anim osities cngcncred‘ *l^y th
“ ei Now Deal. B ut It takes time.
school improvements.. Ev
health, education,
public welfare, and not so many
in homicide statistic*, racetrsck
gambling and liquor consumption.
Congressman Hendricks unites
that he will announce for Arawr
thing, come Feb. I, bul he doctn'l
•ay whal. If he were going to run
fer re-election, he was fooling
a lot of good people a few months
ago when he said he wouldn't.
II he is going to ran for gover
nor he is watting a mighty long
l i m e t o d o , i I and may
find ihe going pretty tough in,
olher parti of the ilate where.
he is-not as well known as in his
own disIrkL If he is going to
ran for delegate lo ihe Democrat
ic National Convention, at most
of hit political suppoitere seem
lo think, hit announcement on
Fab. I may prova something of:
an anti-climax after the tremen
dous build-up he it getting.
FLORSHEI'M
A Few Horrifying Glimpses Into Ih e
Year Of 2004 Just For Comparison
By HAL BOYLB
NEW YORK—(/P)-rTomom>w
la just today with clrelta under
its eyee.
4 ’
Yet many people go on believ
ing that the future Is sure to
be better than this past—Ilka a
•mall boy who thinks tha lc«
cream he hasn't the money to buy
would tast* a lot bettar than the
on# ha Just at*.
•
WhyT Is ther* anything a
sensible man can admit about
th* future except that It prob-
hav0 the lean, clean
lines of a thoroughbred
But by Ouija board and crystal you’d suffocate until you
ball, by Da leave* and horo
scopes, the effort (till goes on
to plot th* happy life in the
worfd to be. Someone even haa
figured out a way In night club*
their first meftli
In th* Masonic
Circles of the First Presby
terian Woman's Auxiliary will
te S E l'is follow*: Circle No. 1,
Me Raney, ehalrtnin,
chairman,
Mr*. A. B. McRaney,
with Mr*. J. D. WoodVuff, 112
West Seventeenth Street, a t 3:30
P.U.; Circle No. 2, Mrfc C. E.
Ginn, chairman with Mrs. J . E.
Mungrr, B17 Geneva Avenue, at
3:30 P. M.: Circle No. 3, Mr*. W.
D. Hofmann, chairman, with Mrs.
L. R. L#»hcr, 2204 Magnolia Ave
nue, a t 3:30 P. M.j Circle No. 4,
Mr*. J . C. Hutchison, chairman,
with M n. J. W. Mero, Lake Onora, .a t 3:30 P. M.; Circle No. S,
Mr*. D. B. Middleton, chairman,
with Mr*. W. A. Leavitt. Or
ange Avenue, with Mr*. Maybclle
Blown a* co-hostraa, at 8:30 f t
M. ; Circle No. 0, Mrs. II. H. MeCaslln, chairman, with Mr*. P. R.
Williams, 320 Oak Avenua. at
3:30 P. M. with Mr*. Paul M irra
a* co-hostcsa. Business Woman's
Circle No. 1. MIm 8ara Lasterby,
chairman, with Mra. Esther Rive,
010 West Twentieth S treet, at
8:00 P. .M.; Business Woman'*
Circle No, 2, Misa Mary Earle,
chairman, with Ml*a ,» rle,'-9 < u
Weat Twentieth 8trect. with the
Mlsse* Betty Colbert and Ernestine Westphall. as hostrsses.
i
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c U f o n tte n tlo n to
Among the many attractive
- Mr*, o io rg e Cross has return women M**n dancing during the
ed to her hoaiu in Bldtee, Arts, evening were Mrs. Ralph Austin
where she was railed because of Smith in a . lovely gown of
the illness, of .her. husband-.
ami Mrs. Is. J". Ik liman
Mrs. H. T. Is-ath of Itichmond,
Va: will arrive uo Sunday to
spend *ome timp in Hanfortl a*1
the guest of Mr. and Mr*. G. T.
Kt-llam. Tlie late Mr. Leath wanon# of the officials of the V. C.
Fi-rtlll*er Company of Richmond.
Ochiltree Talks To
StrAgites-Chapter----Ihcluflc Instruction
Met A t Thiffp<?n Home
A request has been received by
the Sanford Gsrden Club from
Mrs. Paul Ochiltree of Miami,
who will lecture In Sanford Jan.
12 and 13. for those who attend
the lectures to bring their own
arrangements of flower* so that
she might give constructive crit
icism and aid in the arrangem ent
af flowers.
The first lectures on Jan. 12 at
2:00 P. M. will* pertain to the
selection of plant materials, con
tainer* and other aids In arran g
ing. In the evening at 7:00 P. M.
a hat show and colored slides
will be enjoyed. • On Jan. I t in
the morning at 10:00 A. M. she
will speak on (he technical color
and line theories ami In th$ afternoon at 1:30 P.;M. hep lecture
will Included general Information
on church arrangement*, minia
ture' whimsies, novelties and
flower show radices.
Q Mr*. Qchlltree's lectures are
Bring sponsored by the Dirt Gar
deners Circle of the Garden Club
and ticket* may be obtained from
any member of that circle. Proreed* from- the serirs will be
Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Cross
Episcopal Church.' Regular busi
ness wo* carried on end members
were urged to attend the meet
ing of the auxiliary to be held
next Monday a t thr-church with
Mra. Eugene Sinfpnon a t guest
speaker. Mr*. Simpson will have
as* her subject “ Preparation for
Marriage".
An educational program wa*
conducted by Mrs. Randall Chase.
Thonc pre»cnt were Mr*. Mar
garet Barnc*, Mrs. G. D. Bishop,
Mrs, Chase, Mr*. 8. O. Chaeo,
Mrs. Agm-s Cooke, .Mr*. W. D.
DeBrlrfe. Mr*. W. A. Fitt*. Mr*.
Allen Jone*. Mrs. W. E. Kirch*
hoff. Mr*. G. I. I-ouck*. Mr*.
Henry Mrlsiulin
silver sequin trim and a wide
girdle' of red, Mr*. Ram Martina
In a black streples* gown and
Mr*. Hamid Kastner in a dress
of powder blue crepe. Mr*. W.
D. Hofmann was striking In a
gown uf black creoe. Mr*. Harrv
Woodruff was gowned Id a fitted
black bodice with a
bouffant
white skirt. The lovclln rst of
Mr*. Hoy- Mann wa* accentuated
with a dress of dr* pci I green
crepe, and Mr*. Harold Hall of
Davtoua wore light blue taffeta.
Mr*. George Touhy wore a
dr#** fashioned with an aqua bod
ice and full black skirt, Mrs.
Camilla Bruce a gown of beau
tiful white silk with full skirt
and silver sequin trim, Mr*. Wil
liam H. Wray, a gown of while
rrepe: Mr*. Francis Itouniillat, a
fitted black straplr** bodice with
full light blue' skirt and block
SouthHidc PTA Has
♦" Monthly M eeting
.her* and showered more than
with flying g la u and debris,
The blast, which oocurred dur
ing the mld*afternoon shopping
rush, also silenced three redlo
station* located In the flee stonrbullding when police ordered the
upper floors evacuated.
I
IVikln*. Jr.. Mr. *7511 Mfsr Fred
llcll, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. nml Mrs. O M. Harrison,
Mri-rh, Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Mr. ami Mr*. Edwin Shlnholaer,
Harks. Mr. and Mr*. G. A. S|M*cr. Mr. ami Mrs. K. II.. Stowe, Dr.
ami Mr*, lla irv H. Woodruff, Mr.
and Mr*. Karlyle llnuslioldcr, Mr.
and, Mr*. .Roy Maim,* Mr. and
Mis. E. II. Smith, Mr. and Mr*.
C. F. Proctor. Mr. ami Mr*. F. K.
JUuimllal, III, -M r-«m |—Mr*r"dr
W Powail, Mr. ami Mrs. It. II.
Oilhant. dr., Mr. ami Mr.* Al Wil
son. Mr. ami Mr*. E. II. l-aney.
Mr. and M>*. Ted E Davis, Mr.
and Mr*. Sam Maitina, Mr. and
Mr*. Ed Carraw«y. Dr. and Mrs.
C. W. Hahcr;tl>i» ami Mr*. Wade
II. Gamer. Mr. ami Mr*. E. U.
Itumlall nml Mr. and Mr*. H. E.
Galloway, Mr. and Mr*. Boy Wil
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Kirkland
liouffant skirt trimmed around liam*,
and Mr*. John Ivry, Mr. nnS Kluabcth Dyson, Paulino Bel*
the bodice Vfllh blur and pink Mr.
Mr*. 11. E. Tookr, Mr. and Mr*, and Dorothy Powell. Al»o It. A.
satin.
Wallace Philip*, Mr. anil Mr*. Newman. Jr., C. It. Bowes. John
Mrs. Karlyle Hou*holdcr wore Andrew
Carrawav. Mr. and Mr*. Leonardv, J; W. Hall, George
a black skirt with beige bodice,
Barr. M. II. Smith. Jam es Then*
Mr*. Roy Holler, a black crepe
.
dure. \y illianv Mayo, Dr. Chariot
g«jwn and Mr*. John Galloway, ter. Mf. and Mr*. Klwood Cooke, I'orcon*. W alter l.eland, Mark I*.
grey crepe with silver sequin Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Turwillcgar. ' Jarobs, G. J. Geiger, K. C. .Welsh,
trimming’. Mr*. George Thurs- I)r. ami Mr*. Henry Mcl-aulln, E« <’. Terrv. IBt-hard Dean. Harry
ton wa* attractive In a white
Mr. utvl Mra. Harold Kastner, Kent anrl 4». AY. Au»tln.
’
crepe print gown, Mr*. Tom
Kirkland of Orlando, a bright red
skirl with gold lame jacket and
net Be Mrs. John Ivev in a dress
with-red bodice and liouffant red
and while chocked skirt.
Mr*. "Sonny'’ Powell waif^tveIv In a dre»» of grey creoe with
rhinestone Dimming and Mr*. A.
J. William* wore a dress of grey
ill exquisite "hentlliner.H"
ehtffun with gold sequin trim
t h a t •‘tm nsplnnt n e w
ming. Attractive Mrs.
Price
Heard wore a black gown with
color* <»f
gold trimming; Mr*. James Hig
y o u r "c iu l o f w in te r "
gins. a bouffant gown of while
witnlrolMj. A tl o r a l> I ip
marquisette Dimmed with silver
Htylcs Art* hen* f o r you.
sequin*.
•
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•
Mr*. H arry Tonke wore a black
and aqua striped dress and Mr*.
Edwin' Shlnlmlser was attractive
SHOPPE CHAPEAU
iq a dress of black, taffeta with
gold Kcouln trimming. Mrs. WtlTourltliiu JluildinK
lace Philip* wore a gown i t rose
rrepe and Mrs. Earl lllggenbotham wore an attractive dress of
r#y chiffon with very full sk irt
Ira. G. D. Blahon, Jr. wore va
heeomlpg gown of white erepe
and Mr*. Bill Tyre waa gowned
lo a black skirt with white bodI t l l f K Cii
l*-e.
Mrs. H. Waydo Rucker wore a
dress, of black and rose crepe
and Mrs.' Andrew Carraway,
black rrepe with gold acquln*.
Mra. Roy Williams wore an ef.
fective gown of green crepe and
AS StEN IN JUNIOM IAJAA8
Mr*. Edward Lane, a wine Uf*
Ladies Robes
House Coats
Quilted Robe:?s in Satin and Cotton
Chim ttleK otowtirPa'Stel Colors
Sizes 12 to 60 — Values
Rayon Housecoats in Floral Patterns
Sizes 12 to U0 - Values
\Vr (Tolhr T hr Family — AVr Furnish T h r llom r'
'M -tfK -CU
£
^7
~
All Wool Pacific Crop* in
doubt about who wore the panU
in tha family. (As If them Is
now!)
Of course this strange new
world, will probably have other
compensations to make It more
llrsabl* for peopls afraid to go
In n storm In their .1004-model
Green,
Brown.. • Cocoa.
Hi-4
» ■
<f*
•
Buckle Belt Styles In Sixes
24 — 8 0 . P e r f e c t f o r G i r l s
*
d B M
Vemtina Beauty Salon
probably b« guaranteed to run on
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W
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ANNOUNCING OPENING
6 f t 4 or under.
m —------ — -
junior*
’ all bdla,
Monday, January 12, 1948
. ~tr
;
Mr. Vcmice Adklna (One of A m erica's leading Creative S tylists
Perm anent W ave Experts) Owner and Operator.
No mnltor whal cam-
L ita fm a t a Is
,i* .itit*
—f -_
oufincii
ii uydtw
Mr. and Mr*. Kuscoe E. Slewart of Atlanta. Ga. were recent
gue«t* of Mr. Stewart'* sister
and brothrrrin-law, Mr. and Mr*.
J. C. MitchMI. enroute to Miami
to spend some, tltpe. «,______
Extrqverta are said to favor
red co’ers.
‘
*
,
helicopter.
Golf win ham - . . fraying uncertainties rem<
afency to solscl
ruLflU right Insurant*
Mrs. Bruce I.ancv and son
Bobby plan to return tomorrow
to OrlandiLjfter -pending a week
V lth sir. ami ’
II. I.. Cornell
. Valjies to 13.98
' *
must depend upon
tli* to m p e le n c e .
.
Herman Brumlcy ha* returned
to Winter Park to rrsum J hi*
studies a t Rollins College after
spending the recent holiday* in
Sanford with hi* parent*.
COAL BLAST
battery
luding the on* for
\ pony istuns your Inu s a n lfi m
*H#u
w
ail
\ atWioncv
p olicy,
you
Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford Johnson
and children. Billy and Janet,
have recently moved their resi
dence to their new home on Bel
Ail Boulevard.
* '•
It Is estimated that th* cost of
th* rnnimon cold to the popla of
A covered dlhs luncheon will J»e the United 8tate* is well over a
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like that cat which swsllowrd th*
canary getting caught buying up
Friends of Chatle* A. Partin
will regret to learn that h r I*
confined to the Orange Memorial
Hosffltal because of-Uln#*s.
17k* annual dance- oi the San
ford Ktwanls Club was held last
night In the hsllroom-of the May
fair Inn and dancing was en
joyed until a late hour to the
music of Krnny Kay and his
orchestra of Deluind. A profusion
of red gladioluses, white flowrrs
and fem were used In decorating
the, long room overlooking the
river and across the balcony to
form a lovely setting for the
dance. Kiwanis was spelled out
in bright flowrrs across the bal
cony.
. During the evening favors
were dirtributrd ami a grand
march waa enjovrd bv those pre
sent. Several Paul Jonc* dances
were directed by Karlyle Housholder, master of ceremonies,
who also made a short welcoming
address.
*
• In charge of arrangements for
the dance were Harold Kastner
ami Dr. Henry McLaulin and tak
ing rare of registration a t the
door were Edwin ShinholM*r,. Roy
Mann and Dr. lu rry Woodruff.
Favors w ere' distributed by John
Lronardy, George Austin and
Karl Hlggrnhotham and the
floWer decorations wen* under
The regular meeting, of the
Soulhside Primary School P.T.A.
was held yesterday afternoon In
th r auditorulm of the .school.
Mr*. J. M. Cameron, president,
presided over tho meeting and
reports were beard from all com
mittee*. Tha fourth grade won
thr- attendance prise and Mr*. J.
P. Cullen, program chairman,
presented Miss Barbara Dampler
who s^oke on “Recreation for
Our. Children".
.
I I Tho social department, Mr*. 8.
Following
the
program
| | D. Highlerman, chairman, of the ments Were served In therefresh
lunch
| Sanford Woman’s Club will have room by-Mrs. J . D. Cordell, Mm ,
t t f l l l l __J T___ t____. . J I f *
William Jennings and Mrs. «L. V
I.
Hughey. Mrs. R. E. Eli berry,
hospitality chairman, introduced
the nml hers present.
usual conclusion by
the Advertising Club of New
York aealed into the cornerstone
ot their new building, a number
of predictions on how Americana
will live In faraway 2004, tha
year tha club celebrates Its 100th
anniversary.
. *
There waa little held out a t
tractive enough to make a mid
dle-aged man of today want to
hang around overtime Just to
greet thee* dubious benefits of
the l i s t century.
A man who canvassed cloth
ing designers, for example, came
up with this soal*<labharing por*
of tom orrow :
AI*o ..F rank 8eott. “CorkyHiggins, David Watkins. Vifle
Barks, Johnny Whclchel, John
Mann, Wlcky Kllerhc, Wayne
Evans, Hobby Williams, Billy
Wight, Jimmy Terwllllger, Jr.,
Jimmy Higgins, -Malcolm Hig
gins. John Courier, Roy Lundnulst, Kohley Bruce, Richard
Frinberg and Tommy • Kirkland
and Bobby l.aney of Orlando. .
Also attending were Mrs. Tom
Kirkland. Mis* Carol Stone. Mr*.
.Malcolm, lll^glns. Mr*. William
Stcmper. M rs.~ Irving.F olnbcrg,
Miss Ethel Hirer. Mrs. Everett
Mauldiny, Mr*. Jack West, Mrs.
Waldrmar Dietrich. Mia* Barbara
Ruprecht, Mrs, W. B. Kllerbe,
Mrs. Ksm Martina, Mrs. J . II.
Urapps, Mrs. John I-ee, Mrs,
Bruce 1-ancr and Mr*. E. II.
].aney.
.'
TUESDAY , • % - . * _ • . ■* 2
The Fidelia Class of (he First
Baptist Church will m ret at tho
home of Mrs. E. U. Smith, HO I Rotary Club, will be tho speaker.
West Nineteenth Street, a t 8:001
Woman’s Bible Cfas* of
P, M. with Mrs. R. A. William* (ho First Baptist Church will
a* eo-hoatca*.
•
meet at 7:30 P. M. at the church
The Pilot Club will hold.Its din- annex,
ncr mooting In the Tourixt Ccnhr Junior High School lr.T.A‘.
ter at 6:30 P. M. Kenneth Week- W|U meet a t 3:80 P. M. preceded
er, president of the W inter Park I by the board meeting at 3:30
_____________________:____________ I V. M.
WEDNESDAY
b a re .to forecast coming .events
by tha shapes Ice cubes assume
as they melt In.the glass. The
lime to buy snot her drink.
out most of his administration,
has been included in the list of
grain speculators. We don't ‘op
pose ther* was anything illegal
U ,hit operations, and he may
have been justified in employing
his time in such market opera
tions following his retirement from
public life, but for one who for
o long excoriated the "ecoaomc royalists" and promised to
’d rift the money changer* out
That’s why theta famous square toe shoes l i t
nationwide best-sellers in the £o« shoe field.
You’ll Ilka tha mirror-smooth finish that makes
•alfskin shine like patent leather...proof sufficient
that only perfect skim sue used' in florthcim*.
CAMELLIA SHOW
Th,- eighth annual Camellia
Show in the Mead Botanical
Carden will be held Saturday
and Sunday, Jan. 17 and 18. The
Camellia Show thl* year will be
uponmred and directed by the
newly organised ‘'Camellia Soci
ety of Central Florida", of which
N. L. Hatty,- J r. of Orlando la
president.
„ T.........
Invited from both
-Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Jr., Mr. and private and commercial grower*,
Mr*. J. D. Woodruff, Mr. and and *• there will be oeparate
Mrs. C. A. March, Mr. and Mrs. award* for the two group*. All
Al ,F. Hunt. Mr. and Mr*. Jack 1 exhibit* should be delivered to
Rocco, Mr. and Mr*. George II the Beverly Shore* entrance to
Thurston. Mr. and Mr*. Woodruff.' the Garden at the foot of NotLoudcrtnilk, Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Ingham Avenue (The W inter
Ward Lafte. Mr. and Mr*. W. IVI Park entrance l* temporarily
Hofmann, Mr. and Mr*. John l . I rlo-cd) not Inter than lOrflO
K«d«-r, Mr. and Mr*. Ce L Col u'clock Saturday morning, In o r
lins. Dr. arid Mrs. It. I- Hum. Mr. der that the Judge* may com
and Mr*. Joseph Gontalei, Mr. plete their work in lime fur
and Mr*. Jam es G. Sharon, Mr. . opening to the public *t 2 P. M.
and Mr*. J . B. Kirkpatrick, Mr.
and Mr*. Rrld Mann, Mr. and Barbara Cassube
»
Mr*. \V. E. Holley head, Mr. and
H as Club M eeting
Mr-. Edmund II. Martins, Mr.
and Mr*. K. W. Warkcr of Mait
Mia* Barbara Caatubc en ter
land. Mr. and Mr*. Jarori Hig
gins. Mr. and Mr*. F. 0. Saeson. tainer! mrmU'M of lW* Polly P ig
Mr*»nd Mrs. Bill Tvre. Mr. and -tall Club at her home' on WedMr*. G ordon' Sweeney, Dr. «nd nsaday afternoon. • The regular
Mr*. It. W. Rucker, Hr. and Mrs. iiualneaa meeting war . conducted
Ram llethoa* Mr. and Mrs. It. L. after .which the group made can
Ilrtiun, Mr.
William dy for their cooking project. The
Davidson and Mr. and Mri. J«eo randy wn* served1 later the a fte r
noon with other refreshment*.
Rockwell. •
.
Those* present for the m eeting
Also, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gallowax. Mr. and Mrs. Lind IVeU-r, include,! Grace Marie Stinocipher,
Mr. and Me*. JovUS. .Field. Mr.
ami Mr*. E. C. Harper, Mr. and son. Nancy .Rountree, Patricia
Mrs. J. 11. lU ligan, Mr. ami Mrs. Took#. I'ntsy'Collin*. Ellen l.yon,
I.eo Ilutner, Mr. and Mr*, Hubert Jonl Saunders. Sandra Dunn,
H. Heeley, Mr. unit Mr*. Hugh Betty Ann Stile* and hostesses
Whrlchcl, Mr. and Mr*. Hamilton Ml** Cassula* and Mr*. R. W.
K iw anis Members And Guests Enjoy
Annual Dance In Ballroom O f Mayfair
Plaids, Blue, Navy, Green
and Cocoa.
Fronts,
Kick . F l o a t
Hi-Low Belts.
Sizes 24 - 82. P erfect fo r
OPENING SPECIAL
'January 12 - 17
, . . this very flared, bios cut
ertp* skirt. The grocefuVy
curved hip yoke In front ond
the high curved wolsl-bofd •*•
press magnificently Ihe now
look. In block only. Sis** 4 0
lo I I .
�HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA
Black Larry, Winner
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I*aafc Y ear, Is R a cin g !
in
TO
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F lii;* » H A T O ' 1JH A
M,
Wlj.ia* phr** til
n t f i t i . I* (...k n o w n . C IT A T IU 3I. .
You a r s J i r i 'h y UTiisrod fi*d ft*
lit I n n a l 'r fy ik ti. I i c i ^ f
iti'e, I 'h i u . i |* M rl, tli» N ln lh J'td iri’s t C irc u it, M o lt o f M orU la, tfT
-in-i f o r Bem tiw l* C o u n ty , In i*h?>it-‘
n ry.
oa
7u J / i o B « ' f » ,
ta il.
• I th e F o u r! I l " « « a t . hi n fo ld .
! ',o r,d a. to 'n j j t i r i. s '- u r n l-.l! t
ro u n d * !* ! file d a a n llu t y o u lo lb-nil - , U
„1 -by l„ A
t> .\lg s* 'f,
|, r u l i n g f o r a d l i o r r a i u llierw U * .
a lie trre p r o ronfi**o w ill Its * *■
i , F o l a t n . r w y o u nn s t l d d t l r i r .
T in ' B u rC ifd H r re l«l l> d* Cgngt*
e«l as th e tie ttip a ib T la w U leb till*
, r eh.til f*« f j j ^ i l i i i l itrti*, * a .h
U to r f o u r rim e e ro liv e w re lta
ITNRH.t m y b an d * m t H fflr'il
it H a a fu rd . O o d h ty o f H tm i-
I flUerubef, ‘J tlt;
i
- Wlntor Haven. Florida.—Martha Mitchell and'Darbara Dtmn*ton. famed C ypm s Oardcnf"7tf|n3ntarttniP4TSi"fhT current C o l*
tier’* Magaxlne caver, and In this Ifstte there It ntio a glory on
fashions photographed In color a ' Cyprcu Gardena.
Sportfl Roundup
r l l l ’n i l Tt;r.!.KltTrTN.-*
lirffN.-Tr,
A JJm tb lft- Feature •
C om panion Picture-
NEW
YOHK Jan . 0 (A ^ -A II h o u c h t h e people* in v o lv e d o n
b o th s h i e s t r y to g i v e t h e I m
p r e s s i o n t h a t I h e ro w o n 't b e m u c h
1 d iX f n rc o r u - n f xipluLan- s h o w n w h e n
the NCAA “ganltary” code comes
up for discussion tomorrow, you
r r t the impression aroumi the
meetings here that* It wouldn't
take much to aet off a heck of
nn argument . , , One thing for
sure la lhat the .Southeastern
Conference voted P-2 to tell the
national body to go climb a Irel
and then “reconsidered” at the
urging of a few important memIktb when It was learned that the
Southern nnd Southwest Confer
ence# wouldn't airing along with
the rebellion
shapes up as a fight between the
amithern schools and
Nine—If vou listen lo the way
Ihev talk Informally—hut the
southerners figure thnt the small
colleges, particularly In the cast,
tlf
tin u
I'lrtv l 1.111*1,
4 oHini S
n. it 1*
who
aren't
much *i.x*
coneerm>d
with
the whole affair, have enough
vote# to awing the derision.
These two southern a _____
directors might not like to be
nuoted directly during this 'purIty* dispute,-hut here's what tlwy
really said:
No. 1—“Those itig Nine schools
don't care a thing about the boys
want Is to keep the college's
s e t t i n g - o s h a r k t w e n t y y e a r s .'
Mike Pcppc, Ohio.Elate swim'
Sunday & Monday!
-Proof, v lls
l*,v
laird tlnr*.a/ia tills
J tk a d s * . Ilappy FomnSIs, Aml l a t v k . K s t . r F r a r . 'J o b s \V«I>
H o y 0 9 , 1V*gy <yllrsil, Too
1.
P a n rib ltBr-r.3 . in Milr
ikaiftm. ' Chl.f
"I.
U s*
T tr ls r r r
tlabbr. , Hnas
!md t „ ..a. 1 1 . . I ■*, .
ht
roast, where they still have 112.
p o u n d e rs, a lre a d y
a ie
l*-lnif
on ihls basis but the East will
stick to the old' rule lieeause of
minimum re<|Uiremen(a at the
servlet* schools , , , Virginia
flolms to hare two of tbe most
aouebt-afl
/
fro m
c o n c h e s T te rc t o
v ari
- ArlSana's F rltr MrKnlt* reports
thnt he nhoned his Wife the other
night to. tell her he hail la-en
honnretl jiv election aa third vico
prtTiiilent of the 'American A
aoci.it ion of Colfege Ihsehall
C o R rJiis
, “ H u m p h ’’, r a m e th e
Maybe
I. Higgins won't ndmit It, hut the reason Penn Hlato
was lbrewing naaaes alt over the
field In a desperate • effort to
break that 13-13 tie with South-'
en i Methodist In the last few
minutes of the Cotton Howl garni?
»•*..th at Coach Higgins thought
8MII had a 14-13 lend , . . “If
Hig had khown it was a tlo",
aays our informant, “ho would
have hern out there lying on the
hall tilmsejf, . . . And North
Careliua state fedks indignantly
deny that basketball Coach Ev
Case had the bot-aiid cold* water
faueet* removal from Ids house
lieeaiise the totters, II.. C., re
minded him of Holy* Cross and
.
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N o tfra t* | h i t b y g l t » t h a t M A ItifA H K T I.*. IIAI.N’K.S f i M list 1 l»Sl
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FOR 10 SICONDSI
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Anerlci's Grealu! Circus Acts
It
>wnih!y> 31
* County, Flnrhla, on U>* *
. o f K *b,, ta p i, f u r BPprnVol of
i* nn-! fo r fln.il iHwbnrK* a s
c titrls o f t h r _ t * t n l r n f Annie
M * lb ly re , U .cT nm t, i n th is S l
o t ll r r l t i l o r , t i l l ,
M a ran ,,-. K H elps*, ttse rB lfi*
rtf t b e - , t n t . o f A nnie K. MsI n i > r t ,4 o ,< irS .
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' An bccclknb .%
Wild—Thrilling— Daring
— D eath D efying—
KIDS 50^
Aar Saot-Iscspt las
terrace
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GRANDSTAND
WATER SKI
duihorizrJ
Vou' nr.' hereby r»intrud lo n
!>«#> on #1It ilay »f Kut,tufty.
|i, tii#* In « H rta l« fllvofr* p#nd
In lb s F i n n ! | C o u r t j f B ent
I noln C o u n ty , Hi ChliltM -ty, n n » b b is v ln ln l Stile o f w lik h snld i t u s
It l * o 'I r o r U r U l i i S t . I*tnl»tlff
ts . ) m s n s U l l n s , Its f .iu U m .
W tlne*.
m y b an .! nm l o ffic ia l
•sa l a t H a n fo rd , F lo rid a , th is Mp
•lay o f J a n u a r y 1111.
ROBSON
GARDENS
Sporting Goods
F l r r k o f F i r r u l t t!o u rt
Bsm lnnln C h a n ty ,' F lo rid a
IB K A l.l
M. H. M tU rcg o r.
A im i n » r a l I j i w .
I ts lm n d , F lo rid a
ROAST
IIA NSTIN E8 TRAILER P A R K - FORT ORANGE
On The- lUver Front
ORLANDO
STADIUM
Q a m * a .- tf~
MkekiCAt mop/CAL HCw o u i m d
R cH ervnllons
F h tm e .-Nfiti
RAIN OR SHINE
ORLANDO
Coliseum
l ’lume 5568
Central Florida’s Playground
Presents
TWO GREAT BANDS
BRING A PA R T Y - INQUIRE AT
and hts
ILANSTINES. GARAGE U .8. NO® l
Fam ous 20 Piece
-Orchestra * _
f
Kweeledt Trum pet
Ih The World
A m erica's Favorite
' JOHNNY LONG
OPEN DAY nnd N l Q H T y
RettervationB
CHARLES 8FIVAK
and his
- World Fam ous
O rchestra
S aturday, Juntiar>r 10
Monday, Jan u ary 12
a Dunce 9 to 1
' . . Uance 0 to 1 . *
ftn r s .fi/ i p
11E*n*y
/sjusaV,
n ils
I kittles, ntsasksBd, Tauslnn Olrt,
C r » fk t kffaM ChlMITL
Qti®fn« H ljnrp A vury,
UY»t)f
Ho#-
Advance tickets and reservntlons will be held until
nnw pending In lh » c lrru tl Cuurt
o f IWmtnnl* L*uunty, F ln rid a , r t t u m s *
Ilia IB Ik s Itu lf Ifny o f F sb ru n ry , 3nd
■lay (>r sa id m i.ntb, |« U , I n dofa u lt I b s n o f said caasa w ill p M '
n i g h t o f d a n c e , b y t e l e p h o n i n g C o lis e u m . F o r t n f o r .
=-
SUNDAY anii MONDAY!
NIGHTLY
(Except Hu inlay)
. RAIN or SHINE
POST TIM E 8t00 P .M . J
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Season Extends T hru April 10th
KENNY KAY his TRUMPET
ORCHESTRA
NOW PLAYING
ENJOY
M ldw sy
t
*
n a tio n Inquire a t the Music Ilox in Hanford*
GREYHOUND RACING
& Saturday!
CIRCUS
2 0 0 oSwGIRW 2(f0
IN
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X o e e A lO -6AH (z vJifWtR
k*nilo Bprlnas acenrdlna to Pills
thrreiif rsrordsd upon lhP Pubo*'
llrrSnlt bf Htmlnole Fount/,
Florid n.
U.ts I to t flats -AV ISH K.l tN C tlC IIT O F T in t COUNTY
Hlork It Altamonte rBipun.rrtal J l ’ IrflE , H F .M I N O I .B COUNTY,
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U nnU m ln H tid n a* n i-so rrlln s i •
Pint* tb s r a u f f r - i n l - ll U l» * n th .
P ill'll.
I tn -o n li
of
Ksmlnoio
C o u n ty , Klorlitn.
IjOta J to I an d 1 | to I I H lo rk b
T r a r t 53 r<,inlsn'li* Hiirltijf* a te o e tlijlc 1“ P l a t s t l i n r o f iv cu rd ai uf*
on l|i, Ih ib tie It*- o r tli o f lfe o ib O I*. Ilvndon
noln C o u n ty , Fb-rtil.r.
t ’isyk ftf th e C irc u it F -.u it
I OH 1 nlWI IS t" 1» Iflirck II KciblaOtn
It'f! 1.i
T c itrt tT .ft-rntarrliy d jiriiu ts ftft
(C irru lt
'i-iiHf-it id PtM s t b '- l r o f ii-.- .i.1 :
a p tth tb» p u b i'a Itsfo n t* r t f Kent* TO* Jf-TAN.VK IdAMOKB*
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at .'lb* froaf tlrx.r of th* K- niir' iF 'lU s iy
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bn m L*irky, J i i i » tins,
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lto tin '-, S e a r fa e c I n n n y . t h i s lln in . T ip p y flu id * ..,
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Legal Notice
.filia l* * ,
(i\ f
K rn]ti«,
ra ils
leal a i
^
lifcflHpi
will D*
Mrfh Art'i’r Crystal l-nht* Ci
Jerusalem la now an Arab
community with a population of
D,(HHI.
I tin*'
'ffffr r U
January Iflth
f l l CHAMPION COWIOT*
COMPITI IH THE lift
_WUht»r _tuy . Ixard - nod ufflelal
th a t
im iu ia m L» O h a jiif r
I^l*
F lu rif!a H ta liitn . J9 t l ; u n n io ittM t
l * iti
Ing from the numlx-r of pbom
t*vt * t ;
i * n r in th e l.'lrrtil F fm r t ni tb ii
ford, itam laol* t*»unty, ['lo rliii-.
F b a n r c r y , on tb e t i l t 'la y o f F . , *
ru .try , IM «, 111 n ey rth l# a.ill lt»
d l r u n e th a r e ili p* ml In r , a n nio
l.iM iU n l title ni w h lrb I t C U f b H lI
ItlililN llO N . I 'J j l t u r i verrtM I I I U 1
f r I L- l^ lf b f it iflid
Saturday & Sunday
w boae
t n il] e a r* n ad
addree* ft
3 i}* W ert F lu rry K ir « t, C h lca
_ , " T,t a***
*
.TTi.u a re - J i* r e b y m tiulrM l .in W 1
-P-ar o n th » *>h d a y u f y d i r m r a
A. f t.. I » U , In a r e ltn ib ttiv u rre
te n d in g In Ibe F lr r u lt F o o rl of
Neftilnol* F o u n ty . In , l ’h » n r« ry , a a
n lilo r v la te d till* o f H h lr h It l i a r tin
H rn elv . P la in tiff t ». blnrllyti
l i i n l o I I rm ly
ftR
v SAKD! J
y t i U m i : t > IlO lllN tfO N ,'.
I 'l.A i'I .
OK
IlK M IllK H F t
A IH iliy .n .. Itf U HKN
iti# IfiJfow
R>mkpi
ffA J lT
TUi UAHIleYN IiOUiat: IIESKLT.
.*
minr roach, haa been voted the
man «'f the year by the—Colum- dlH|oufH*t*IHr'«tf, li-re*»rrt.
bus, O., sport* counrll ami will
In* a honored ~nt—n rthmep^neat
, I b l . S M lllll o
week . . . .The N'.C.A.A. boxinif
.tournament will be conducted on I»I7.O. P , H -rn d u n
the Olympic weight scale, thttead
F le rk F lr r n li C ourt,
IH K A t,).
of the usual 125-puumt* and' up,
lircnim: it I* h nuallfylng event
for the Olympic trials.
LAST DAY FRIDAY!
T W IC E
yucjiirl" I- Isold. Ai A*lml»lurairla of lb* K*t»l*- of Al*
<n»l lliwoe I/'rd. dsrvasvd.
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ih t e t. rte n h n o lf C o u n ty , P lo p
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Saturday Only!
Orlando Stadium
Lmd. dt«.o>ta. tot* or. ram **»*on*
L
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t E . - t e y * ^
CAN YOU ftiOC. ‘ BIG
SID"0 - AT
THE RODEO IN
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FLORIDA
IN T U B C O U R T OK T U B COUNTY
- H fU tlf t i l K a t V Q L K
r tlU N T T ,
F L o n tliA
IN I'S & D A T K .
HIGH
lIUBCoE
I lllack Larry, tlir lup m nw y. ■
Winner la t vcor n( 11,c* Hanford--!
f) for.lo Kennel C lu b , will acek 1
hit flrat triumph of the current |
greyhound ravine iuil ’. tonight
when he roc# to p o r t in the fea- i
tun, nlnlh irrent. With throe,
nrrvfou* atari* under hi* M l, ]
the Mack speedster figure* strong :
In tonight's futurity rontusl.
t
Highest mutuel payoff l^at •
night-was the rjulniela refund on
U • eighth event wlien the 3-d
ticket was good for I1&4.40. The
dnjfj finishing first nnd wcnnl
n m
FftlbX 'V , JAN.’ S, J9J8
Call Early .F o r Reservation
9115
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F R ID A Y , J A N . 9. lfllR
OZARK IKE
Legal. Notice
FO R REN T
5
AN T IL T H S F O R SALK
9
W ORK W ANTED
i:. n r>i'iiLi:imi and - /
i>Cnt.KWH. iii« •»(!•. if M n M
If mill <1-(• ih)*iiIs are -tiling and
•f
l heir iinlimun li.i/t a
law, ilr.lim , U fiiR t MkIMCi .
tMIv'r*
Irthlrtt—n r iHJttL.
. (ulmtinL. XlMtiN OoTlKN ao-f
----C>»IIRN, hi. wlf*. If living
%1 if l|| ill lllfflf yjKftJt|Mr»HII '
mt liitk', ii«yu*+», mm**% ffiwt*
•**.«, ,
**. ||*aor«, cirdUnr*,
»V ilillOl i -i Hillllt, Pt It*
1
liU* u*L* I f |KMm
- I t ilfal),
llMi
hi iKisH* , L«t»,
JFFIGK m iict fn Melsch Building v k c e t a Bt y ~ m « n r ; r,.r -m itt
.DOR SA N U IN ll-A : firflhlcg.
-Large light n ilfees, vfwly w-rcr- T»*ld' 'ta r t" acrregcV - "T5W»aire,
cleaning A waxing. Our power
strd. all utilities, heat amt iatu
CoHsl-ris. Rrorcnli, Cauliflower.
unit enatilra l u In wo'k where
tor •ervicc furnished. Coll MR.
Onlof:'.. I.rtlilev. E-raiuW. Tom
there is no alcvtnc oonn<v'tlo,
»V IL Jk A. DepL Store.
ato Strawberry £ Br-fa." J. W,
available. 21 yrais .-xjvrlenc*
. Bvll. I.nko Monro.', I la. I’honn
l| M (Ilraiu.'i l.jltr M.irv. Fla
RECORD PLAYERS ami W lo *
for re n t By day or week. The
ROOFING and roof pnlntlnir,
Smith llmthoti1 Phone 1188.
%"!**»% *!'»'■|41'I r »-rsJl Jtf .ftitv*' *. *t**Inftpli#*.
IB imflAeN* ()|>|>oit u n itie s
ATTRACTIVE lnr(t,. front
and large lurk room, sunny CONCRETE »ow?r pipe, virtu e
and nulcL Phono 301-R.
trap., srptlr tanka, 'hlm-lta,
K S I.1JNCH, oih1 >f tho lit-nl
ttwirhoi, all-tipi up atpnr*. Mir- 1JEN
t I.ARCJE furnished 2 ted apnrtpaylnp ri".tatirnnt!>. In Cictocm
arlo
Coorrrto
Co.
3(Hi
Elm
Ave.
tnont. i)ll utilities furnished,
Citv. Flu. W orth. F20.lHW.00.
Phope 13.15. '
Montoruma Hotel;
uTlir.i: tliio to otlior liu*iin'VA
lai tk It ov-Fi ami make ranh
2 ROOM Apartment 102B_Laurel,
offer. P .ii W hetlcr, Owner,
’jWnrkljig couple, no children.
B E D K O O il^JinuW cr* y y JEJni
8 HKAI .E ST A T E FOR S A U
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly furnPhi'd, 2, l«^lro<ims, _1.3 dsiwn.
140,00* per mn’nih. Fnr uulrk
■rllon. Call Phono 0178.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
F.II.A. MORTCAUB 1.0AMR
RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor
RcKletered Broker nnd
iniurifnce Ajcent
Rin._-4 ^ F lo rin SUUt-Jlajk-BMc.
i ROOM HOUSE. 2310 W. 1st.
IttOtllre after 6 P. M.
CUT FCOWERS. Floral P.'-urn..
.StrwaiT th<- ITurint, HM Myrtlo
AnuTknV oJdaat, fit’L-al and mo>
Ave. Phono 2ftfLW,
I'l-miturU pil l'd line* of IkvuU
T;nu.'lllp In |irl<t'- tiiini fURTTo
At.I.y.lTE Aluminum rasement
EIH.MHI. Sir. from I2,ft. to Over
w\ptlnw*. I)., it.k lump alumi.
40 ft, Kirlmtvi' ihaier.hlp of
num ami *U.4 r-Biiem*'ril i\’ink*'r*‘« r valne'. Rfram ’ i i r n t f
dnwfc Miracle. Con (Trie -Cn.
ihowa prilflU in o i m i of a
.MVJ Elm Ave. Phone 1315.
IHiiiulnr nuto .lenltTflilp, ■l.iitca
tnitiotinlly udvi'itiu.il. Salon.anaintanre from fiMd letiri'senloFLO W E R S
tivi. I'fevioth limit nalrn ftxfer nil nrrf»loa«. .
.
IK-rlenre un-inTi'.i«nry.
MrSUOl.U A YOST FLORISTS
- . . J. T. IIIILCIIERAW!.'JuM nff O I.rv
'Tfflcr ph. 101 rnlilencr ph. BIO-R I.19UI Olilf lthi|.i Madeira I
St^PeteraburR,, I’Jorlda
REFRIflKRATOR. n ft. Krlvlnator, u*ed. cReellent conilltbm,
FI73 PH. A. I., Skinner. Ph, 12 S P f C liM - S E R V IC E S
Cmiliti* 31011.
N IC E.5 ROOM tiunifalow for rale.
Cotnitletii kitchen, healinj »>>•
tern, tile bath, floor toverlm;.
I (food location, f 1,800.00 will
f - hmidle.' ~ lmmedtiiTr -piTrYCTWlc FOR SALK: ON THE FLOOR—
YOU DRIVE IT
Contmt ltoy *'Jolnj*on'a drill, - 3 nil iHirrelnin twin ton tdyfe
PHONE 2M
, .
Mannolln Ave.
o lertrlr riinfrcr, *22l1.8fl flnrluiL
SHKICKLAND-MORUISON
Intr ehinnlni: charirexl. EquipCORNER T o t 'and nulliUntt 220
U DUiyjf lT. LNC ___
ln'il with autiCmaUi,' control,
I’alnn ito Avenue, Meal loca
cook* while you’re 'awny! IU* RADIATOR rleaninif, ivpaiHnir.
tion fot- ‘suinll burTnexi. 'F-ow
New Hhdialor*, new imre*. Vfq
the hictrert oven <n anv elect rent. Sunshine ' MarkcU, 118
Irie ranjre. Sear*. RoetiUck and
InLe off & 3nj|nli. Imirme Cow
Mcumdin Ave.
Company. 1’hon' liixt.
ell n Sheet* Mi't.il Werka. Phone
Intertdt in a
WILL SELL
t h e ripe Oramji i and
modern d unit kitchen apart SWEET
Expert Radio Repairing
Tniiceilnes $1.00 Hu. Call 572ment* under construction cor
W. 018 Park Ave.
td Mvtra. 311 L. 2nd St.
ner of French A Hlfjhway 17th.
Reaaunalilt'. E. J, Stjfna, HFD FANCY TooKi-rip-'! Ft.50 Hn. V
2. Box 257-B. Sanford, Fla.
MIMEOCRAni PRINTING
Eti.-fon Ul. 1, Box 181, Upanlu,
Sanford
Tlftw Bed Room house, close in, Marion,
Market Cabling!- p
completely furnished. fU.000.00.
I, It Mann. Lake .Mem.,',
CLOSE IN. House and 2 lot*. 2
Plume 180
Plume BR3- 1L
Red Rieiml- nij.l ilri'iiinif |ionrlr,
furniahi'd. $5,250.00. Term*.
FDR
REN’I
-H
our
•andci.
Kary
PLANTS.
Whv
FARMS: 5, 10. 15 ami 20 Acre LlfiU STRUM
3 vrir* •A grow g htHm operation. Reaxonnble rates. Han
Fauns. w!W or without hbmea.
ford Paint A Hlasa t.o. Phone
when 1* B Mann. Luke Mon
Ilegixtprrd Real E itale Broker,
3)211 Mellon.Ille Ave.
V e r y n ic k hungai
« Banford - Drlnnilo Highway 11
1
m iln 'kottOi-of Sihfeid. Ai«ply
Standard Station, fi room* and
,lialh. 2 eCreen porches, lovely
, * kitchen, |>oli*hed flmir*, liuilt
in bath. etc. Everything for
runitoi table living. (iatage,
large garden, citiu* trees. 1la«
2 room nparlment to rent with
built In wink . and cupboard*.
Mu a* Vo
io liclicvi;
WiUiilin.
Owner l.tmving Cit>L will aell exceptlnnnlly well htillt d rwim
Imngalnw hn large-lot-el*«* In
: .—for $5 "50.00:
rexdv grtnvn fiedijo. in a few
boor* Call Hfil-R,
KKVtTU
evenin.ru, 15*1-1.
FOUR
anthnie
Alik
Pktiw
dining
rhalrr
KDFtrrRIC water heater*. Eire
. trie- Service Cn. 207 Magnolia
Ave- Phone 101.
BUILDERS — , HOMEOWNERS
can make Immediate delivery
of WlUon K '/. lift aluminum
- garage doom. Will inatail.
Phow* 1Bt»G.
. ■
2 -01re.dettit** oil~hrntvrx: mtjur:
. table dti-*.’ forn^_ Phone 470.
'-S e e J o h n ’W - D . Moore
nod beater, mat A
Dome ami Income fnr the prite
ronditinn. Phono
ol the hnroe—an attractive 5
2:tt) J. A. IC. iten-mn, Suttth
— rotnn home, plu* furnished
Sahford Ave,
rage apartment* on rehr of
•ge lot renting fof $70.00 per Florida Time* Union -yoot
month, all lo r' le»* than the log paper. Phone 822-M
price of ytmifnr Ammea alone.
DU SALE: Caldmue plnflta—
See John W. D, Moore
W. A. Fitts, Celery Ave.
Eight Small Farm* —- 1 to 10.
acre*—close in with good truck
IOLKVB and Heit-l Shrub*.
girntci*-.' soli — all with nlrt?
Mrs. George M affett,
homes (3" completely fiirnlsh. cd) from M.75O00 to $8,500.00. NATIONAL OrtirH ilfiGISTER.
Total to I'.XM'U.-l'nnt* nceipt.
Ree John W, D. Moore*
'Cckirr" conJit ion. AI*o rountcia,
For cdm l'lnkc from builddur'AHW
Insulation for walk-in cold
South. Ka«l or West of town. •
rot rage box, compressor and
See John W. I). Moore
1 also liavu aovosal ahuiiu ally ,I»U — rwbr. -NtmshHie Market*;“T18
Magnolia Ave,
In th e Ije tte r rosirVontlal sec*
tlonx fro m f250.bO m *400 00.
I
Bench Saw &, a» horse, tnoior.
JOHN IV. D. MOORE. Realtor
some. 2xld A 2x12, 211x22 feet
200 Meiach H id* . 2 7 C K F lra t S L ,
length*. Odd amall doors and
J*hone 1313 . .t ,; . .
windows. Kitchen Caliineta. A|i*
plv Standard Station, ‘Cfltncr
3 BEDROOM bungalow.- tt cloicl*.
of Orlaftdo Highway & Long2 pocelipa. With or without exwood Road.
tra lota. Phone II7B-W.
G
B A RT1C I
FO R
iA t F
6
A H T IC L E b W A N T E I>
FOR SALE—Umeroek fnr drive
. SEWING MACHINES
SALKS AND HKBVICB
Bert’s Sewing Mach- Shep
liniKJF.
PLYMOUTH
PA RIS AND SKUYlCi
ami If d ull. Iti.tr link nun h
at !s», ilrVise**, I <.lte.n
±t*»lfcl*t rs, ri 1ltM11T* ifwl'
trustff*. or iMtirr rldnnsn»«
A I. VVIUUINO, If It visit ard
■it, li»r ii.liiiiinn li.lia ttf
■bVttM, haul-.*. |nt*t«A
ir*. It,’tutrix rtitlllfrt, lla*
it other rlatmant*; n tn llillA
EtNll ■ ■nuF.)U t: td ’HWK.
•s. .: M a t ' l l M E U
U: UOCrttlAS M' Mj. flA f,
JOHN’, v MarliAi.. Ji:..
I it . !.f thon If Uvlltil
I
ami if iliit'l. thr!r uBkh*i»it .toil*
ill law. ■l. tlu .i, iiy u h t. tti.nito,
lu ii"r.. crdlM-irt, Iro,*
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itno KI.IK \ t*. Ul’INTAHL* uli'l
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ATTAVih IU. HltAHt; IL . U.V.CAHO,
NT J . ft t\,till* jr-I.IA' ll.tTAItrl
Jlltl It.tl.l'tl I VVVIlf* Mini ''art
"f thrln^ if tiling, nmr if tlriti,
tll.lr .unWivwn lull, ai
iluvln**t, l.ffttU*., |t rant MM, llulxtlftl,
in n*»r*. Or.dlii r, iijiulrrt t;r olfi,**
clitltntttili; unit in tho utiLhiinii
IHrMtlir.TflM™ uf lltr Via Vork
.Multlaml *l*ortM*nHl»a. a tli.ftlw l
C o h tn 'a
R a L a to r
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rtip M A H
CORE A R M .
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an
MiTIIK TO tf ,l*i:.l
Hi VTU UK KUUIIDA Tin
AUTO REPAIRING. lTalPa Gar
age. Sanford nnd Celery Ave
MfHm\U Huj i * , *l»yn 11
nue*. Phono 101H)-M.
I *J ' f f‘ »•!•*$ ' \ V. fill*
•- J OUkU) Vinv%
For Dppendnble _ „ _
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tiANAS RKFRtnERATION
lit I hr C lirttlf CollM Df tin
SERVICE
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. *. I’ll. 570-TV
cr.<| fur fkiufinijit* 1Ct'Uiit}. In
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MJitCt
-hiM |wir.tr 'Jloxt-i
•‘) i ri*f^
n .o t •
or detail* o f.th e aafcil "maid r #11, n -ii.rrr.
_
service"'0*>w in Hanford cnll or I,|l« * llT iH f i ll lutiti*tw M iu rn l. tlttt) m d iy rd t •
write IMHY VAI.F.T, Daytona fii»*V*>jmiH*r
u iu*»t
Ihnrh. Dlnpi-r* aupplied.
f*»
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ntotivo will gladly help nr,
ti .\ i.t •J.tjnuftrj, l&l?-; Mini tin
Tetin*-Brrangwl. Voluaip f ' t e to f)L> «urli .u | 'H » i.m .
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IN S U R E
I.ivrstoik ngairtit
--------------- nger” with Min
Bgitone;, rim multi-mlneral /oed
m «rt. Rrprfsentativc, R.
instlnc. |*qrj -Grange, Fla.
|
H E I > W ANTED
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tin i.tjf.
nt
K^tulnoir
(iOaKt) THERE
GOES MAH 02A R K
A N'M IS POP ON
.
THEIR WAY TO
PIN-HAID PEA K . 1
so t r a i n V b e e n
CLIMBED IN OVUM
FIFTY YEARS. CH
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baw l
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T H E M M 'O A T T
,
W O N ’T N E V U H
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.
ALIVE/
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the p w i s e r
PlN ’NtAD PEAKl
MICKEY M01TSE
WE P U N S TP
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Hy Fran Striker
THIS LONE HANGER
MXI CAR OCESnON U5 AU YllH. WANT,
SHERIFF. WERE NOT GOtN1W TELL ,
YUH A k in g ;
M i MAOKEPJ OltmT,
UlUII v-rw-wrf I'M
Itirm lop,
i k rk
I’o'irt, n> f>. Is I It,n I
DrpMr I'l.-rk
of
■HE MW WHO HJ7E0 T«6E
TiVOTO K ia AW.WfNIERS.
H«E0 Sa«EOtiE Et5€ TO
V.tMPcR’S BEEN COMMtTTEP, AKP
ticfSEr WO CROOK*) ARC GOWS V
TO TELL WHAT HEY KNOW/ r— /
THAT REOIKtN
WW WlTVI Wit|TER5
WILL trail iW, SURE. HE OiANOro ^
ARE MEIL BRtNG WlNTtR‘3 WTH HIM./
THEN TMEYU KNOW tT WA^ MQU r £ ,
WHO WANTED WNTER5 DEAD! ■ 4 * 4 ’
WHO HIRED YOU ID' KILL MR. VSlNTEfW?
- rtar of
Ksmlitr, l»lt.
LViANT THEMTO faLCWTHOfE
TRUCkS I $W*IL PI AH ACCCSD-
INGLY, A tb Tie N£(T TIME I I
G S T A SHOT AT WINTERS, t
m i
TEXACO >
SKY CHIEF
FIRE CHIEF
GASOLINE
MSANWHH.E, AT TME SCENE CF TdE McrCK
By Paul Robinson
ETTA KE1T
n !.\r: e rtf'J r-jn t or.
t e x a c o S e r v ic e
r o a d s e r v ic e
1120 Hanford Ave.
Pb. I
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A -I^ y a n KV M.n D.’ L
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THE M K lT ^ S ^ F Y *L^H/AbRY
LE: 3 INnte general »adin* W, lath St„ Banferd
r^ea. Brown R. Tates,
Box 181, Elder Springs. 1 4 ____L O S T A FO U N D 7
LOST yt-Kterday Rml Billfold cor
taining money, A C.I,, pass an
D rErr* Ucenw. Lltwrar ti
ward fur Pas*. Return tfl Mrv,
J, M. Hayes, | | g W. lOth.
LOST: Ithaca 32” double buTCIt
ahotgun. Dec. 28 beL Buxtard*
ItoiHt Camp on Cow Creek ami
Bull Island. Liberal reward. E.
C. I layman, 2206 Palmetto.’
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liu n t’r Tuxedo Feed Store.
Gas space tttttar* m.t>5 up
II. It. POPE CO. INC.
Mfli'lf'llHfyclc $35.nor
ft. Kicker boat $4oiW.
788-J. .
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AN' GIT SOME
IIiium pi ^nrioil 8'>ijnul. t»u*
for corn,
SPECIAL COLO WAVE $0.M.
Sanfiii) Beauty Salui^, Ph.
1351.
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OH LA N DO Korrtlrg'sentlnol. Orlamlo Evening Star. Call Ralpb
Bay. II65-J
PL ASTER A STUCCO of all
Winds, pauhfng.- fre e estimate*.
Phone .County ,« « 3 . ...
AUTO HEP AIKS
AH make* car* A m u les. Kx|tert
mechanic* guarantied work. ^
Emy monthly payments
GENERAL TRUCK* *
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kail for alcvnlng comfort.
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Make n one -»top service far ail
B. I*OPB CO. INC.
your laundry amt dry cleaning
CUT FLOWERS. Mra..Y'. C. Bol*
need# by u.-ing your favorite
Unger. West 1st SL near Mon* 7 P a ts , L iv e s to c k .’ S u p p lie s
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Trygve Lie
Lions Club Will
irat.llnw4 flMia •*»*$# Uk#|
Furnish Schools ■| council
liai the power lo ict up a
With U..& F l a g s , " j j pitpii(d g d-
Marshall Stays
FEC Railway
II Mllaa*4 It.M r»«r u srl
with everything h f had learned
hr tha government service-.
On other subject# Marshall told
VESSELS IN DISTRESS
STREPTOMYCIN
MIAMI, Jan. V. ( A t - The
HOLLYWOOD HKACH, Jan. a his new* conference:
1. N est June 30 U simply a
The Lion. Club voted lo fur. j f e ** lhe.
" * * ''* * ‘« ,e Coast Guard today reported two MVMfr, I-eon Herman of Phil
nUh every class room In Scm- deliberation* by the live-country vessels In 'trouble, one aground adelphia said here today- that target date for the '.State De
Innle County with .mall Amcr-tUtV Palestine Partition Commit* and the other lost and running streptomycin, a new drug related partment to take over from the
to penicillin, has shown ppromise
r
lean Flag., each equipped with a non, Lie ricclaied:
Army administration of Gcrshort of fuel.
of ' arresting tuberculosis, es tosnjr,
•land la-order to place on teach.
A
Navy
tug
from
Guantanamo
"You
are
entitled
tq
be
confi
pecially
when
located
in
the
“dif•era* dr.sk. Thl* action, made to
2. H« had hoped that the NaHay was sent to the aid of the
foster oatriotiim In *be sehpoll. dent that in the event it iliould banana bo a t, A n ile, agro u n d utL
u r o g - e n jt r it jjjjL "
vpjv-aaslghweril-et ldM>0 MarinesL
Itew—wi--a - p u rl ing - tnria y provt:--nccciraiy. - tin - -Ssctm iy- Cny Labo* at the-—southeastern
ta 7it*-MadiUrran#au foroa could
c_
at the Tourlst
. wui... Center.
. j ) Council will auume it. full meat* end of tho liahomas Island string. meeting of the southeastern sec he done quietly but as It turned
tion
of
the
American
urological
J. K. Rowland, Jr.« reported ^lo
The vessel is of Honduran regis association at the Hollywood out It could not l>e done that way
llollywo
the Lions that, accord in if to Hum urc of rr»|>oniihility in implemen- try.
Tho purpose of tlu- assignment,
la
I
ion
ol
the
aiteruhly
i
'
(paitiW, I-awton, Micro are 17(1
he said, wav to rai*e. ships coni Another small boat, the Muriel Hearh hotel.
tehool ejas
»s< room, in Seminole lion) mululion.
plemcnts to full strength.1 The
Latham, reported It waa lost In
i s Y e a r .s e n t e n c e s
County, wli
shite ami colored.
‘‘You have I ho right to assume, the CsrUdwan somewhere' south
total uf 1,000 waa no! very large,
TAMPA,
Jan.
0
(A1
)—Two
com
John llvron Heard, ro-raptaln na I atiurar, that in auch a alto-'
Jamaica with only H! hours' mercial fishermen who admitted he said, in terms of the foreign
of the* Celery-Fed footliall team. uliott the Security Council will of
fuel left. Immediate effort, to lo- to Circuit Judge L. J. -Parka-that- policy ..Lntereata of Utc Untied
Mpi eaaod appYtciatlon for the nut (atl .lo eioxciic.-to tb» fullest cate-the boat tfere unsuefnUtfnT.
they threw a comrade into Hills States in the Mediterranean. He
.fine trophy
- Yfj|tTc*enU"d'
BP*
™ to him by and without exception, every nee
borough River during a drinking said ho had no comment on the
the Hanford Llona Cluh a . the esaary power enlruated to it by
DAYTONA BONDS
bout were under sentence of IS Navy's announcement of a trans
Beat blocker on the team during liter charter In ordar to ' aaalat
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 0 UP)— years apiece today for his drown- fer of four submarine* to Tur
the pant year. He was intro
fulfilling your mission." ■The* Supreme Court today vali
key. •
duced by Assistant Coach and youLieinunderscored*
.
in hia prepaa- dated ' $ 1,360,WOO worth or lionds • Hffrnest
K. Wrcse, 2/1, and Cod , 3. .He expect* to sea envoys
IJon - member Fred J iin if,- who
i rout* here from the
' iliKi Introduced him a . president ed text UiB word, “to the fullest ■to tie Issued by the city of Day frey W, Wrcse, 21. pleaded guilty how
tona Heach to finance construc yrqterday to manslaughter In the Chinese government to discuss
of the kfpdent' roiinrll and a . and without exception.'
The Hcrrvtary-genera) pointed tion of a Stadium, auditoriuni, death of Robert Townsend, SO, an American aid program for
viei'-nresldent of the senior da-?.
China, hut he does not yet know
Itohcrt 8, Hillhlmer, manager pul that the partition plan had boat hasn and negro recreation last Sept. 21.
Iloth Udd the court they bore when ho will see them,
•s* “f 'he ToueJ[ton llruir rcatnuraut ticrii approved by more than the center,
Tbe court, upholding decision Townsend no ill-feeling and tossed
two-thlrda majority
4. The Greeks have hern given
’ and a farmer past deputy gover necessary
nor of Liana in Marylaml. war vote of the general assembly laat of the Volusia County circuit him Into the water in a moment an allotment of $25,000,000 worth
.inducted n. a nicmlaT of the Nov, 29 nnu added: “ four man court, said tha purposes for which ur irresponsible frolicking.
of surplus property, such' things
date, therefore, ia firm and the bonds are proposed are so
* local cluh hy Klrhard Ib-as.
aa rlothing, ami construction m v
RELOCATION
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related that a single ratifying
^Financial reports were given rlcar."
-TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 0 (A*)— irrT air Uy T O ' U nited "Stair*.
-*-*'ou are to lake the were*' .redaction by*—Daytona -Hcacn The
Jlflbsotu^tnuiaurr r. .nml UarSupreme Court today ruled Aides told Marshall in tbe pres
yy Hobson tail twlaUr,. Guest* snry measures," ho •.aid, "lead freeholders, was sufficient to (he State
Department ho* ence of reporters th a t this sum
introduced were Harry Kudell, Uig to the establishment fn Pal cover all ' four projects. The authority tnRoad
relocate a section of waa In addition to the $100,
voters
overwhelmingly
hpprnved
. who accompanied lh e sjuging, l cxlllte, nut plater tliau. O ct. 1,
road In Putnam county um aa to 000 main Greek audstknee 'pro
V
" .lo m Tfent of Vero Beach,. Wal- ' lUtn,* of art liulepdcflt Arab slate lhe plan.
olimlnate dangerous right angle gram. A* to' the future Greek
Phillip* and Hubert I-eFII*. , and an Independent Jewish state.
aid, Marshall said that the gov*
turns ahd inconvenient-curve*."
MEXICAN AIR LINK
t)i t
k^iNfajon l The resolution uf tha general
ernmen*—had -not—yet~
y e t come tsr
MIAMI;— f T n r tt, “ tAT**1— An ment to carry out the project fipal conclusion* about asking
to make th e' cluh's Christmas promotes lo you the full author- Aerovlaa-guest airlines constella was questlonrd on grounds lhe Congress for additional fund* for
parly at the Seminole Country , ,ty of the United Nations In tion which left Mexico City yes road was locatrd ami officially Greece w|ien the present $100,Club a fiifce-^
, dtschruging your responsibility." terday on an Inaugural run to
(MM).OOO It used up by n e jt June
Lie iml not minimite the dilfl- ^Madrid. Spain, lahded -at Han
30.
IIKCINH .SENTENCE
Juan, Puerto Itirn ,.at " A .'31,
cullies ahead.
5. Marshall plan? to an n u l the
RAIFORD, Jun. !i (A*)-Don M. inter-Anu-rican'conference, ol HoGut Pmu'iilcd
After n'ft:rriiig lo -the “unfor* (K8T) to<lay, the Civil Aeronau
Htrvens, Jacksonville refrigerator gala, Colombia, beginning Mar.
tuiinte and deplorable incidents tic. authority said.
The plane arriving in Miami salesman, entered the state pri •10 and knowij.of no plan, to {matUnstlMwe (raw esse l|uv»
which bayt* been occurring In
last night claimed a speed record son here yesterday to begirt a life pone the conference. .
fine co-operation with" the senior Palestine recently,” he said,
sentence for killing Itchard Mel
group.
"I nm under no illusions. You between Mexico and Miami of vin
C. He under.tand* that thv
Aug. 10,
Cliff Aides, and Gene Tucker, have a hard road to travel, t four hours and 60 minutes.
.Steven* sad he was forced to latest Soviet proposal demanding
told of rhe Southeastern G lider1. am ,—luiwuvur,—calmly*—confident
h o o n fe lv lti TiecauseF the latter a U ig ■FA um iw nH ir on « "J« r-T u m
Sfunlri . ol your ability to surmount ah augurale regular trans-Atlantic athreatened
, m rtr,-)»-held’ #C. lhe
...............
his life and refused to aneac peace settlement has been
service
between
Mexico
ami
Ma
pal Airport. Jan, 15 through rh>; obstacles. In the Interest of
pay
off
on
a 600-1 number* turned down by the Chinese ami
Inth, and urged that all member* I mace, security and the United drid within a few weeks with gamble Stevens had won, Melvin's probably the Rritiah and the U nit
*• w i - ,
Netiqna I wish you full success. stops to lie made at Miami, father, also was slain In the gun ed States. He .aid he sees vir
Newt of five volunteer blood , | pledge to you every resource Puerto Rico/ the Axores, Lisbon battle at the Melvin home and an tually no chanre In this proposal
am) Madrid. M
urged by Jlr. Abies in order to I nt mv ilisppsal tu that end."
indictment for this killing is still from an earlier Soviet plan which
the United States rejected, Rjispending.
abt,°.,1|
lf ° nk
? He made it dear that these
a d a local woman who I* gravely ••rHaurcM"> dW llut i„c| udo mill
400 ADDED
,*la wants to keep the great power
of veto over the Japanese set
- •
___ __ ___
I tary sup|s>rt and that assistance
AU1IURNDALE, Jon. 0, IA ')UNDERWRITERS MEET
TAMPA, Jan. U. (AV- The tlement; the United S tate, dm-s
___
j of this ty|ie was ^something the Thr Adams Packing Company lia.i
'commission wtould'hhve to work added approsimatefy too worker* Florida ^Association, of Accident
with opening oM fircanned grape and 'Health Underwriter* will
-out.-with the security ctmnril
fruit sections divlslun, l-ce Iter- hold its mid-winter meeting here
ker, division superintendent, Said Feb. 20-21, General Chairman
Karle R. Bennett said today.
I r n ils s /S I'* m r> i« n«d
StaHseh H jtft Dealers today.
TRIGIDAIRE
►
SAI jKS-SEU VICIO
Hill Hardwapc Co.
M l R, M Ht.
I'li. 33
Relmilt
Refinishcd
Reconditioned
'
Guaranteed
if
TH E MUSIC BOX
Pit. 053
Tis w riii 8t.
Hunfnrcl, Florida
IlMMilnttM r,um I'SH* Wa.l
a bidder uf 30,000 liushel. of
wheat futures, lie said luf urdered
his |iruker.,to well two day* a f
ter Mr. Truman declared In a
speech Oct. 6 “the cost of liv
ing in this country must not
>h- a football lu be kicked about
by gomldcra In grain.”
Pauley, (intham and Ralph Da' vies, jtn Administration official
during the w$r, have been nam
ed' on Agriculture Department
lists as commodil*' market trad
ers. Htassen referred to all three
today, and then told the comnillt*«-. investigating'the effects of
cummqdlty speculation,' that he
preferred mil to name other Ad
ministration officials who have
ntit already lieen identified.
"I thmk it would U- preferable
that they lie developed from the
exact evidence," he said. "I would
prefers tq. give you the leads and
Indlcjftlniijk''
StW i t testified that market
activltyV by government loxldrr*
has tended to force prices up.
Cliatrman Ferguson (R-Mich)
asked whether Htassen waa fa
miliar with a latter thg late Preaident wrote In 1017 saying It as
the policy of the Admlnstralloi
that none of Its employe, should
des) in stocks, bonds or com
modities for speculation.
j l e also criticised what he call
ed "the clumsy, natura" of govand -said that a committee' of
eminent purchasing operations,
Congress should be set up to re
view purchases week by week "so
they may lie called to account,
' Hut* Htassen a i d he t» ' not
LOCKER PLANT NEWS
'• *
Mont rationing In in tho a i r - W hat can you do
....................
nbout I t7 We i n v i t o you to
visit this Plant on
Saturday afternoon and see w hat hundreds of
thrifty families ‘have done about it. A real sur
prise aw aits you.
B E fcE NTRAL FIsORIDA QUICK FREEZE
and STORAGE CO.
401 Went 13th S treet
Sanford, Florida
AUTO
GLASS
PROPERLY
REPLACED
Ttore are no
savo money.
ACE GLASS CO.
Jack Knnncr, O m ter
Sanford A v m im
'
Phone 1^78
A
•FRIDAY, JA N . 9, 1948
Bank Robberiett
U .S. Transfers
((..all*..* Itnm
Hasil»o»a I m t »*■#• •»•»!
l)U)
rrrd eight women employes
into "ting at long rangfe The four
m
one locker room .n d .boul rix 1
'"* transferred are the Hrlil.
mrn
into
another. They then turn. K ' S
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rd to, the manager, forcing him They art- armed with 10 torpedo
lu open the vault.
lubes and miiiuklly carry s crew
They began mopping up all the nf about 06.
While the transfer to Turkey
cash and silver In sight and es>
raped In a waiting automobile, of torpedo boats and minesweep
which, one witness said, bore a ers had been contemplated since
license plate which resembled the start uf tlu- Turkish aid
program, tbefe had tw o nu pre
those on stale-owned rar*.
Police said Thomas was .p is vious official mention of subma
tol-whipped hy one of the handlt* rine*.
The Navy said Greece also
when he protested their "rough
ing up" one of the tiank's wom has received six motor gun butt*
under the $100,000,000 Greek aid
en employes.
‘ - “You can't do -l|ia i to her.' program.
The U*xt of the Navy’* aqho told the thug. The handlt
fumed his attention to the negro, nouncement:'
As authorised by Public Law
striking him ■several’ llmt-a over
the head with Hit- barrel of. his 76 of the HOth Congress certain
vciuu-la are being made available
revolver.
Tho liank was tho Mid-City to Greece and Turkey. .
"Six motor gun boats were de
ranch of the llllioriiia National
lank. It Is oil the corner ol livered to their Greek crews at
Carrollton ami Canal Street*, one Norfolk, Va., during Novembsi.
of tlu- town’* busiest Intersec "The transfer of the following
vessels to the Turkish navy will
tion*.
•• ■ j..
be
rumplcted some time In April:
Police Superintendent A- A.
"One gasoline tanker, one re
W atters took personal charge of pair
vessel, eight motor mine
the Investigation. Witness#* said
bank fmployr* are being ques sweepers, one net laying vessel,
four submarine*.
tioned hut Watters ha* refused and
yAll vestal* except the suitany additional information.
will be delivered to TurkState police aald they had been tffarlnrs
crews at the Uhlted States
asked to he un tha lookout for Irt*
a black Font which waa believed yards preparing them.
"The submarines, all of tha
carrying fhorlda license plate*.
type, will be delivered by
The 1048 Uulsiana plate, and fleet
- States crew* to * .Turk
IB4T- Florida |d*ua a re both United
cream numeral* on a green back ish port." V
ground.
..
Ona wltne*. to the escape *ahl Many lit Germany
the car definitely -had a Flor,{j“
tag, with the figure* <0 »» the Stage H unger Strike
first two numersls.
ESSEN, Jan. P (AT—Thousands
earned out of tha
CAMBRIDGE. Maas. Jan. 0 m of workers stream
bcmb-scarred
remains of the huge
—Two gunmen today held up a
big departnvent store run by the Krunp plant and other factorlea
Harvard Cooperative Society^and hi Ksxsn at noon today In a ron*.
srel strike for more fobd. Ftve
___ ___ with from $30,000 to
000—-throwing smoka bomba to hundred coal miners also partici
pated.
cover their getaway.
Trade onion officials eitimatad
Working with apllt-aecond tim
ing, the gunmen grabbed'the eaih that 60.0% persona had walked
lust i* It WS* delivered from a out. bringing to MJKX) the t»Ul
hank by special policemen tn an num ber nt R uhr w re^er* r ’retest
In* aeslnst I'w tool -atIon*.
" armored ear,
, „
.
Ms'lf- n-nb'H’rd t 11' mrn. In*
Panic tiroke out in the hi* store
in busy Harvard Square — Juat clodtnw -,ni-"t-il so’l'H ' •* p*l*ol
*»h«re the
outside the.entrance to H arvard, Bu’V o'nt' Sous**
Yard — when cries of . fire strl1***. were callcil to a maaa
startled about 200 customers aa m*"' ne.
H*lt'»h -viptar-»nvcrim*nt
the fleeing gunmen threw thslr
fifG-lat* ■’*''• **•« s‘H',lni* mln"re
smoke bomb*.
A third man waited a t the refuse-! to h-rd anpsal* l»v trade
unlnn |f"*i<rrs tn return to the pita
wheel of tbe getawny car.
Police who had delivered the at Ess»nk*rv.
At Solinven, famed for it*
cash to handle the week-end bus Icutlery work* 31.000 worker*
nossowers just leaving.
„ gunmen jumped Into the began a two-dar atrlko vesttnlav
cashier's cage, brandishing a pis ami held a mas* demonstration la
tol. He grabbed the bag contain tha town's. glWn square thl* mem*
Ing.
ing tha cash.
Other ralntrs, outside tha Essen
The second bandit loosed a
smoke bomb a t the entrance of area ware reported, functioning
the ate
atore—asndlng up a elotid of aa usual.
Miners receive tha biggest food
rations of til worker* n Germany,
w blame either political par- with supplementary oversea* food
oneI to
ty fof^prlmary
for package* aa an addsd Incentive.
■ ary responsibility’
Mr
saying
» a ry
cause U the
amoliw
shortage In tha wake of
of fire started a ruth In
The hearing waa recessed at theCries
store among th i ruatomtra
I l t t t P. ML ugUl next Tuesday
about 78 cmelavra — and
mooting. Graham did not testify
rang In tha fire alarm.
'today because thtf hosttlonlug of somebody
Both bandits then made a dash
LW**“ n u « d UO the tiro# pro- for a side door—turning- to to n
y set aside for
Another amok* bomb to cover
tbalr getaway.
6
British
government offices are
situated.)
Earlier.tonight the Arah office
reporter!
strong rumors" that
Britain |i*d agreed to lending of
Marines ih Palestine "lo protect
American institutions." The Arab
office, which is maintained by
Arab governments o| Middle East
ern Countries fighting the paitilion of Palestine ordered hy the
United Nations, stated:
“If these rumors are true, the
Arabs will laltr the gravest, pos
sible objection lo wlust Great
Britain has done.
. "Tlu- arrival of American mil
itary peraonnel in I’alesthie, no
m atter what guise nr haw few,
will not intimidate the Arabs.
On tho contrary they will ace
III it a reckless, pruvueatlvo chal
lenge."
JERUSALEM. Jan. 9 bP>—Two
Arab* and a British policeman
were injured today by an ex
plosion nf u crude shoebox bomb
planter! In an Arab hue Iii J e
rusalem.
• Passengers in the bus saw
smoke curling from the box and
hurled It from a window Just
before It exploded, thareby prob
ably averting greater casualties.
The .explosion blasted a hole
In the sidewalk and shattered
window*. In nearby Arab shops,
most of which have beep closed
for weeks because of JewishArab strife over the Impending
partition of the Holy Land.
The incident touched off. the
first general alarm In Jerusalem
In six weeks. Sounding of the
sirens had been discontinued re
eenliy during the heavy clashes
between Jew* add Arab*, but au-
/Doctors Report On Blood Condition
Which Effects Future Child Bearing
ItM law S Irva rag* Oae)
the proposed merger of the ta r t
Coast Railway with the Atlantic
Coast UMe Railroad.
CHICAGO Jan. 8 (JT)—Transfusion of the Rl{-positive blood to
RH-negative women "may be disastrous lo future child bearing even
though many yean may intervene." two physkisiu reported today ia
the journal of the American Mcdcial AnocUticfc.
£
Tire'authors, Drs. L M. Hellmzw'lHRFff R. Vojbtirgh of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital and University School^ of Medicine, said creation%\ l '
accentuatedL
State Senator Frank D. Up
church. rUprrtenling St. Johns
(St. Augustine) county, criticized
Pepper for "not submitting himteli to cross examination."
"Wo-should see if w n mldii’t
draw out-tom*-reason for all-this the- ndanger.
j- W J H of dire rrnergenev
activity on his part, Upchurch when time does not permit RII
Sanford ** Eusfis
vaid.
determinations, only RH-negative
i i m i IsuiS fw a l*aav Ot»l
Upchurch, joined spokesmen for Mood should be given." they said.
The researcher* said that if, an Cluh ha* more than r‘»00 members
Miami. Jacksonville and New
RH-oo*itive man Is married to an tu ehouss* from, whereas the S a n -.
Smyrna Beach in supporting a RH-negative*eroman (a combina ford Tourist Club, has about WL
proposal that the Florida East tion-occurtiny .la 12..per-cant of . _ T h e . vixiLira .were -out spoken-isfc C o n i 'Railway ” Jje turned over the marriages) the Infant usually their praise of the fino set-ujr
and cfindition of the shuffle*
to the Dr Pont estate and operated will be RH-posiUve.
There are only two ■ways in board court*, including the wind
independently. „
which the RH-negative woman shelter erected hy the City.
A , T. Baldwin, of Michigan, _
- T,« * commission _endorsed re (about 15 tier cent.of all women
organization of the FEC and its fall Into this group) ran acquire DeLand winter visitor, praised
the Sanford Tourist Club accep
merger with the ACL last April <noueh RH antibodies tn her ted his invitation to join the
bloodstream to give birth to a
0. and reversed an examiner's baby suffering from blood iocom- North Florida District Shufflerecommendation'that the DuPont patabilitv (a combination of Jaun boars) Association, jof which he it
Ihro- president, and whirh number* 12
re|»le be allowed lo acquire the dice and anemia railed cryth
cluh* between Orlando anil Jack
FKC and operate it independently. blaatosi*).
sonville.
t‘
a
The
first
Is
h
r
repeated
bear
It* is now haaring oral argu
Following the game*, the v fs it^
Ing* of Rll-positlvr children—a
ment# on which to la w a final process which rive* her a grow ora anil local cluh members were’ '
decision...
__
_____ _ log concentration, of anUbodie*. served cookie*, doughnut*, and
Drod u rin e after
a fte r several
several preg
n rrv .
•» th e T oiiriat C enter,
The DuPont estate holds more producing
nancies
mild
and
then’
more
sev
Ilian 125,000,000 worth of de ere erythroblastosis.
faulted FEC bonds, more than
The second Is administration
W percent of the total. Tha line of an RH-Poaltlve transfusion
Phone
ha* been in bankruptcy -court which "will produce no outward 1 Phone
SILVER
several years.
reaction if »he ha* nut hem nn—Upchurch—argue d —tha t -head vloustylhim O hlieJ b u f servea^ as
FLEET '
quarter* 0f the FEC now located
much more powerful immuniz
CABS
a t 8 t Augustine would be con ing agent than the repeated bearsolidated with that of the. Atlantic Ing of RH-nosItlvc rhildren."
Coast Lina at Wtlminktoh, N. C-. The author* added:
If the ACL acquired thq East
"Even a small transfusion will
t'uacl system. Ha also contended give a high nad persistent anti
-that"the FKC shop* at St. Au body tlt^r (concentration). Wo
gustine would ha closed.
men so sensitised Produce RHReferring to Teppar'a support posjtivc- children with the seve
of the ACL plan, Opehurch said. rest form of erythroblastosis who
"I /a n 't know whether the usually do not survive.”
Coast Line is getting into politic#
a r e - 7— tre w b le d . b y S U W M o f
T h e -v a s t majority -of- death*
-aw- poHtkre—la* watting "in to -the
___________
r o h s l* fun cU o n U ______dlsturbpwhxUe
from tuberculosis among white,
Coast Line.'
u v n l T o n this r o i l, you
Kmc-t Choate, representing tha male Americans are among men
from u ls , Im I so srrm u . UnS
v4- M
u r r
a s su ch U n M t p u n t o tr y Lydia
Miaml Chamber of Commerce aged 15 to 64.
PtnkhamW
V<««ifbV(
Onnipeiiaa
and tha Greater Miami Traffic
rvUcrv
‘
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ta m a Pink has
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Only about It) percent of the
Association,
accused “all
side*'
p s s a ( r o a d so o tb in a v ffrrt on
a / s s a s s 'l M ost Isaao rlsn i SNSSS
ol usnig propaganda In the FEC. ‘ blind people of the United States
tu ? I
icorgaiilstlon ease, and urged j were born without sight,
**£/
L
Y
D
IA
LPiNKHAM
'SSSwSa
the commission iu study tha ree ‘
ord and not reply, on the argu
ments of attorneys.
YARULEY-VENETIAN HLJNDS.
.- H e said .Miami- favorer) inde
America's Most BeauGful
pendent operation of lhe FEC
Aluminas* — Cedar - Pali stud Aluminum
and th at its witnesses came vol
Ask Me For Free Eadmata
untarily to commission hearings
P . W . S T E V E N S - 6 1 7 W . R o b liw o n - O r l a n d o
on the reorganisation proposals—
t
P h o n e 2 -0 7 2 9
"not on account of Mr. M. R.
('Edward) Hall (trustee of the
DuPont estate) or the banks
(which tha DuPont estate con
trol*.'' >
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
F. C, Hillyer,
, T appearing
( M p i for
the Jacksonville Chamber of
Commerce, supported Independenilent operation of the FKC and
told the commission It has “nu
direct iKnvcr In force the cnrfcolT IP — T O P ICE C R E A M
Idatlonr or swallowing up of one
carrier into another system, with
' We m ake our own Ice Cream, All flavor*
out the consent of the carrier
tu be swallowed up."
Tiutly — Delicious — H ealthful
• A similar assertion wa* made
yesterday by James F. Byrnes,
T I P - T O P ICE C R E A M
former Secretary of State, ap
414 Sanford Avenue
Phone 1218
pearing for the DuPont estate.
Hidyer based hi* argument
rimnrily upon point* of law,
ut said mane FKC employe*
would he adverscW effected hy
merger with the ACL.
What chance of promotion
would the 2,000 employe* of Ih*
FEC have, as against the 8,000.
employe* of the p o sit Line If
the FEC U swallowed up by the
Corut Line?" Hillyer naked.JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD
J . E„ Gillespie, appeared for
New Smyrna Beach.to urge In
rtorth Dakota
dependent operation of the FEC.
69
FE M A LE
e
Seed Potatoes
RED BLISS
thorltle* aald t h ^ In tha future
they would be used "whenever
there are major developmanU."
In the Jaffa-Tsl Aviv area, an
official announcement aald, .a
Jaweaa waa shot and , killed by
British security .peUc* In tha “no
m an's land" betwAsn the Arab
and Jewish cities.
Tbe death raised the unofficial
num ber of killed t» 638 since
United Nations voted Nov. 29
partition tha Holy Land.
Tel Aviv source* paid Jaws and
Arabs commenced firing early
today (n the Ja ffa are* and that
two Jews were wounded.
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i t VOLUME XXXIX
E sta b lish e d 1908
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SANFORD. FL O R ID A
N 0 1_52
Associated P ress Leased Wire
MONDAY. JA N . 12. 19IS
_
Ander sodAsksThomasUffers Truman
Is Open For Others For Stand-By Committee His
Asks 2 Billion Dollar
Hike In Biggest Peace Budget
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Secretary Say£ There
Is Hope That Other
N ations May Join
After Aid . Begins
.1
WASHINGTON. J«n. 12 t/P)--
t
Agriculture Secretary Ferguson
Accepted
Thinks Control Of
So As To Make Re
Wholesale
Prices
cords Available La
May Be Sufficient
ter On In Inquiry
Adison Martin, 30,
Drowns In Plunge
WASHINGTON. J.n. 12 (/P)'of Agriculture Andcr
At Osteen Bridge Secrclary
»wi loday^.aikcd Congou for
Secretary Marshall md today tin.
—.
, n ...
way it open (or additional coun AAlltO
S tru, c k R s ilin g ,
tries 16 come into the European
— -Aid P iofiin-aw l tlwc is-no in-_ .
T h ru O p
eration to draw a "Wertern Cur
poslte -Bridge Rail
tain" acrou Europe.
Sitting lidrway* in » red teath:.
WT. chair, the Secretary »l State
__ war answering queitiom _furm_
member* of the lloure Foreign
- J Affair* Committee about the propored multi-billinn dollar, fouryear program of helping Europe
to economic health.
Ftr»t Rep. Voryt (R-Ohio)
complained that he believe* Ruijia
and her satellites could qualify
for aid under the plan merely by
laying they- adhere to "a" Eqro___ pean Rccovery. Proitstn
Then Rep. Richird*. (D-SC)
.w aiked whether other countrirt are
likely to join after the program
g^U under w*y-
herp n that hope." Marshall
replied. 'There ii tliit probahil
ily-
"I *ay that ItecaUre I have Irarn-
ed ol the concern of fit her Etl:
ropean countrier that thii pro
gram involvei a wertern curtain.
’■%which it doe* not at all."
ilind-by authority to 'control
wholesale meal price*,
rir
hut ex-
ptrtied the opinion there will be
no need Jnt Jrtajl_price irtlmg*
on meat.
The Secretary told tjif Sens'r
TheTmdy.of Admin Roe Martin.
Banking
Committee "We do need
K), who wai drowned in the 20and we may have In me *elect
foftt tkplb of..the.Si. Jnhni.Rivei
when hi* Duick automobile plung 1price” control*” on meat
id:
ed through the railing of the
"If we have meat price con
Oteccn Rridge about 25 feel veil
of the draw bridge At 1*2:15 trnl at whole*a[e, that probably
A- M. Saturday. ha* been wohld be sufficient."
WASHINGTON. J.n . 12 riT) He did not mskr.iLcIcar wheth
rent to Ocala, and funeral and
Senator
-Elmer Thomas (l)-Okts)
er he favors ceiling* .on live
interment will lake place at Ox
cillle, tuch a* were in effect un offered Senate invcitigalor* llie
ford at a dale to be announced
der OPA, or whether he felt con- book* on Lis commodity trading
later.
(toll should be applied only to today, an -official irportrd. while
The 1941 Ruicli bad entered th*
Edwin W. Pauley announced prof
itlidfc from the Sanford side, ami meat told by packer* _____ _____rtvTjf- J9J2.70J thrmigh rnmm
piairroan-'
lobey
(R^TTF
said
f
according to Slate Highway Pa
•peculation* m dbree year*-.
trolman J. W. Well* and Sheriff in advance of ihe committer meet*
Thome** record* probably will
ing
that
it
"may
be
nnrHary
to
P- A. Men*, had itrutk the cor
Iw
obtained later in ihe day. laid
ner of the woorfen approach to do tome unotfbodox lliingt" and *an official nf llic Senate Appro
mentioned
tbc
(mtnbitity
of
rathe drawbridge cauiing it to
priation* Committer, wbicb/ts in
lioning next spring.
*wetve out of control and crarh
Anderson, in advocatliig uhole- quiring -into commodity dealing*
through the opposite six inch sale ceilings, was testifying in by public employe*.
guard tail.
support of an admlnistrallmi hill
The official told a re)*orter
The _MeJ>5_naM hrnthees. tend-, sponsored b y . Senator Barkley -that Senator-f-crgtnnn-(R-Mieb);
err ‘at* the bridge, repotted to ID-Ky). In line with one of the cliaiiman nf a tuhcommiltec han
officers that they heard three, sections of President Truman*
blasts of a horn, a crash and a 10-polnt Anti-Inflatlun I’nigiam, dling the inquiry/ accepted Thomsplash. They rushed out ami alt this measure provides for hold- at* offer lo make lm record*
they could *ee was the broken (n-reserve authority to Impose available,
tail. no automobile was in sight. price an d ' wag* control* on a
Pauley, iprnal guritant lo
Immediately they telephoned the selective basis
Secretary
ol Army Royall, made
Under the Barkley bill, price
County-Jail and State Highway
Patrolman, Sheriff Mern, Deputy con‘roll would be applied first the ilrftetnent of lm profit* in
Voryi told M anhall ha war enttrely lympathetie with alm i of
the plan but "dreadfully disapntid” In the administration'*
I to authorise It.
The Ohioan laid a declaration Charles Back, and Ratliff wreek- at wholesale. Retail ceilings would
of purpose U *<> general that er* were summoned. Otto Cald- he imposed only If wholctali Cm Um H m r u t Iwai
weU waa also tiolified by Sheriff controls faded to dd the Job.
Anderson renewed his predic
Meru to bring hi« dicing appar
tion of a meat shortage In the
Soma difficulty was had In Spring and bis belief that ra
locating the submerged Hoick tioning will lie needed. He said:
" I do think we hare to ration
wHh pile-*, according to th* of
ficers, and It was .four hours it. I don't say we have to do it
later that the wrecker*. using today. It would be ton bad If
two machines, on* on the bridge we had a great scarcity of m rst
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 12 (Spe to raise It, the other pulling next Spring and had done nothing
cial)—Premium price* were re from the Sanford side, succeed to get ready for IL"
Hr added that he believes it
ported during the U tt week on ed tn getting the ear out of th#
eevare] line* of produce handled water by hooking tn a bumper. would he possible 'to ration meat
through. Florida S ta te . Farmers'
The body of Mr. Martin w»« without controlling Ihe price, al
Market*, with pepper up to 17,25 found Inside, wedged between though he would prefer both.
Anderson said that although
per field crate l ( Fort Myers the front cushion, which nail
' tomatoes reaching ■ peak of slipped forward, and the bark there will lie about 146 pounds
SI 3.tO In Fort Pierce, and straw- nf the teat, Patrolman Wells rc- of meat available for .every per*
i r « a l l a a * 4 a a !•■ « » K a u r i
g f bertei at Went Cty returning
H aallHa.* H r»B* * **r «
owen a groia of t4S>.f>90.60 for
170,532 pints handled during the
report period. These hlghtghte T r i l l l O f S t l t t O D
tn the State-wide ptoduee picture
were pointed out by William <**4
SlaycrH Is Begun
Wilson, Director of State Marketa, in a revlsw of condition*,
A packed courtroom attested
market by market, which reveal- much interest, e»p*claity bir neg
ad the movement of a. wide variety roes. In the trial which opened
of products In good seasonal this morning in Circuit Court of . Sheriff P. A. Mero announced
Friday that he la a candidate to
volume.
and Willie McMillan, neg run for the ofGca. to which he
"The handling of gladioli blooms John
roes. who are charged with mur was appointed, March 4, 1017, fob
W through an auction sal* system der in tha first degree in connec
lowing the death of Sheriff Char:
on our Fort Mgers State Farmers'
.M arket has t*4n delayed, because tion with Ihe death of D. T. Sut les llsnd. whose Unaxptrcd termton,
negrft
pastor,
who
died
of
of weather conditions In the head injuries Inflicted with the ends-on Jan. I, 164V.
North," said Director Wilson,
Sheriff Mero has lived in firm-,
•This Hem of news, to my mtnd. butt end nf a pistol, allegedly inole County since 1910, and prior
wielded
by
the
brothers.
Judge
points op the Interdependence of
to hla appointment aa aheriff hsd
our economy In this country—snd M. B. Smith presided.
served aince 1941 as a supervlvir
The
negro
pastor
was
fatally
a t th : same lima spotllgbte anew,
of. the State Beverage Depart
Injured
whan
ha
attempted
to
Florida's gxeeUent - climate. Many
mediate a quarrel among negroes m ent He la a veteran of World
|U «llaM «
Piur* C a m
past commander of
on East Fourth Street War 1, and
In a garage
i
- J, Post 53 of the
Campbell-Lossing
on
Nor.
17.
E.
f
:
Housholder
,J 3 t Johns Project Is
ill aid Assistant State Attorney American Legion, and ha* serve!
Ceorgo
in the pro as ehairman of tha Sons of ‘.Ivt
. Included In Budget secution,A.It DeCotUs.
tqas announced this Legion. 'Ha own* hla home nn
Sliver Lake.
. WASHINGTON Jan. I* M V - morning.
Ha ha* a wife and three sons,
The entire morning was spent
Rep. Engel (R-Mieh> ioday rein the selection of the following two of them veteran* of World
Uaard a list of projects making jury:
E. B. Rahdall, Jr., Charles War ll and ana now' In Navy
up the 1547,060,000 budget esti
flight training a t Pensacola
mate of the Army engineers for Carlson. Leo Butnrr, B. R. StonIn announcing' hla candidacy
tger, Ralph W. Lowing, “Big"
flood control and river* snd har Joe
Mikier, Jno. Davis, R. D. Dea- Sheriff Mero declared today that
bors construction.
he wishes to thank civic groups,
The remainder of tho I6M.21D,- le, W. A. Hunter, John 8. Klrder, churches and law anforremeut
000 in the budget for army en- O. E. Fourakre and Raymond agencies, including tha Sanforl
, r
_ gineers la for maintenance and McGill.
Police, Slate Highway Patrol, and
* operation of tho projeela, Engel
State and County offkiels for lira
V ' - .- --T*ji.Tr
ftao ro opcrstlon given to him
Engel, chairman of the Ilousa Merchants Favoring
and his departm ent .
appropriation*
• u b e * m raittee
Wednesday Closing
handling funds for tha w ater
ways projects, emphasised that
Wil.son F. Freem an,
Ned Smith, president, of tha
the estimate* are recommenda69 Years Old, Dies
Uons only and.subject to revision Sanford Mere Kants Association,
by th* committee and congres*. today recalled (hat ha ha* found
Following a lengthy illness Wtl.
Following war* Included by Engel soma .Misunderstanding among
aa making op tha budget eatl- merehaht* regarding Wednesday son Franklin Freeman. 69, died at
cloaing
hour*.
12:25 thl* morning in the local
'm ates for construction work only,
He stated that he wanted to ro hospital. He had resided here since
m totaling 1107450.000 fin- rivsrs
ller* l* a statement made early 1929 and a t th* time of hla death
to D ew ater, a t which time a made his homa a t 1113 Celery
sonrilla to the ocean. ffJOlJKX); comprehensive survey, mad* by Avenue.
the
Association among merchants
Born in Hampton, S. C. Oct. 11,
St. John* River, F la ,
‘
that th* majority per- jgyi Mr. Freeman Is survived hy
rtlto to U k . Harney, IW.100S findicated
erred
doaing
s w w r , Fr li-, WTA000
..*»», »
.
. 1 . Wednesday (ha widow, Mrs,'M att!* Fraeman
Hollywood Harbor,
Jaath ten L Mre.
T - r r " “ *?■
X rS T , u S t i t k * , r m - Were," "Mre. If. A. Ooodlngy-Mre.
*"■ w - u
R. D. McCall, Mr*, E. G. Ogbom
Ai»UcKi«.C 'O a t u * « i l » e u i I 2 J J C , TfalS*
th a t th a p refaran c* be
Flint Rivera, Ga.. and Fla. (A- ado p ted a s a univ ersal policy aa and Mrs. T. R. Glddens, all of
Sanford; on* aon, W. F. Freeman,
f a r aa poealbte, h e said.
Jr. of Sanfbrd; ono brother, W.
M r, S m ith p ointed o u t th a t th e D, Freeman of Brunson, 8. C.; one
^
C W C R W
sister, Mis* Minnie Freeman of
^"rototam andatf*' UIF ** Bronson, 8. C.; gin* grandchildren
Directors i .
ev er,"at a g ao ara).m aatin g o f m em - and five p e a t .grandchildren.
Chamber of
h e r s to be bald la t e r th is m o n th
Funeral aerrfito
Mr
______
wUl be eonf o r th a p u rp o se o f electing o f. ducted a t tha Erickson Funeral
at
G ears, ha said It Is h is Intention Home Tuesday at 1:20 P. M, with
a full report
to b ein g th * m a tte r up a g a in fo r S ot. N .. W. Terry of Ham ‘
past two mo
th * m e m b m h ip to d iscu ss a n d
O, and the Ret. J. ‘
It was announced today by Ed-, concern in g w hich to a rriv e a t a 8.
Orlando officiating.'
ward Higgins, manager,
_
sa tisfa c to ry conclusion.
take place In “
K
PrejniumPricesAre
Reported Ip
ice Markets
Sheriff P. A. Mero
Offers Candidacy
For Re-Election
■’^Tss'jasr.vk. j-*.
WASHINGTON Jan.
13
M l—Harold K, Slaaarn chal
lenged Edwin \W. Pauley's
right to his Job aa assistant
lo the secretary of the array
today after Pauley told of
making 3912,703 in commo
dity speculations.
rHta»*rn. candidate for the
GOP presidential nomination,'
railed on Prraidrnt Truman
In aay ohrlhrr "a man »ho
has admitted under invratl-ggthm -^m ittr-pram i—B r i f e ^
rulaling since the war in inrreaaed prices of food and
commodities’' belongs in hla
position.
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t>/«allaat4 an f»«». |»«ar>
Mrs. Cooke Loses '
To Pauline Betz
By 8-6 And 6-1
Pauljne Bets, four times Wo- j
men's National Single* tennis
champion, yesterday afternoon de. 1
feated Mr*. Sarah Palfrey Cooke
at the Mayfair Inn court by a
•core nf fbfl; g-]; to mark the
start <>f their Florida tour. It
was Mrs. Cooke who came back
nut of retirement after the War
in lb 15 lo snap Miss Bets’* win
ning streak, and as in in HMI,
win the singles championship.
The deuce »et y e s t e r d a y
brought exclamation* of delight
from a large., and enthusiastic
gallery from all over Central
Florid* 'which wa* thrilled at t)ie
shots of the two greatest wonii-A
tennis players in the world. Th#
games were sponsored hy the
Sanford Bath and Tennis "Club.
El wood Cooke defeated Eddie
Copeland, Rollins College coach,
by a -6-2 score and then teamed
with hi* wife to defeat Mils Hetx
and Mr. Copeland, 6-3. Charley
Jewish Head Says President’s Budget Estimate For
State Plans May
1949 Is Summarized In Brief
Be Finished Soon
•WASHINGTON. .Ian. 12, IrtV l h ..,r in brief. i» I'rcsident
Truman's budget .c-tinmte on hnw tlie yovitnmcttl will spend
and collect in tbcJP IP fiscal year which start* J ill v* I
Spoilsman Says The
Planning Is On A
High Level Policy
JERUSALEM..JaruUSj/T} - A
Jc»i*h agency apokc'innn nnnourir.il Inlay that formation of
15 ministries nf a prnviihmtit
J fwti h "rt at r -irrlte trs t IrrrrTrit lr*n
provable binlgcl of some 350.000.00« n year, will h* roniplctcd l<y
the rn.1 of this month.
The spokesman said the prsrlsinnal govcrnmcnl !■» living
planned by .a high-level . |m]icy.
committee nf the a g e n c y and
Vaail I.nimi (Tbc Council of Jew i
in I’slestineL
Rccurily prnvlilnna. he *aid, in
cluding fm mat inn of a militia,
arc l>cing excluded from the planifHT--t*th*t ~te -a-m attcr fm
Ilagana (sclf-stylnl national drfen*r «rmyl at present and will
be Integrated when tbc time
comes,"
The Informant;added Jhat the
Arab Jcwlsh strife of thl- past six
week* had not rctardnl in any
way the plan* for setting up the
Jewish slat* tinder the' 1'alestin.i
ported. All Ht'SM wai broken Wild
tKe automoWle w al tuirfly » reck
ed. be said. Mr. Caldwell nr
rived, but il was not found ice
partition plan nf tbc United Me
llons.
Already roniplctcd are plan*
for tbc ministries nf foreign nf.
fairs, interior, agriculture, educa
tion. health, tabor, public works,
and dist'rtft administration, hr
wld Suvctof olticr_ mild rifles an*
being planned..'
Till’ spokesman eslimatctl the
Jawish state's first annual budgit
at approximately half the I'ale-.Utt* government's budget for all
ttja Holy Land, which I* . now
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r ,,
A , * * j ___ t* „ .
Dies At MiniH Home
Total outgo: f 13.6611.000,090. Thl* compares wltli $.17,7.’!*.noti.tHH) during flic current year.
r
Total Income: 344,177,000,1)1*0. Income this year •> put at
I43jl0.000.00p *
• Sur|tlus. $ i.Hl'il.nOfl.INHV For. this Vml-* I In: aUiphl* l:i 1 illmated at 37.500.000.00t).
.
The tmtiouat Ttrbt; A rcilnctiot,
fjwcrjsat from 3-’5S.*>0|i.,
INN),000 on June* .to, l!‘47, to 3J4fl,OOtJ,lt)Ml.i'tH) by June .10, Hi|0.
This is tuiHiil >.ri 1 luidgct surplus of more than •li.umt.nOP.iHHi
tM r-jT »r*im n TTuiimiiiir75,CKX),oorcnn(r nsijIteS f.*Where nfost of the government dollar • go in the Pre.ildenl**
budget: Jll.it25.000.lHM) to national, defense; 37.0OU.OOO.0OO to
idle rn at tonal affairs and finance, including tjie_Mjtsliall I'ian;
III.IO:\0tMUH.Ml 111 veteran* service* and tn*nef|ta; |5^:,0.IHM,t*hl
interest tn th- natiooat debt; ll,WW,fMSIj'iH)t far tnv refund*!
Ig.O'Jtt.OOO.tNMI.lLir -.hib I welfare, health ami -ecurityj 39lMt,(HM),-.
IHM* for agticollme and .agricultural ir 'nureesj ’J|,6|ti,00tJ,(Mhl
for (ranspurtatjnn and communications; $t.l57.<Hin,ouo fm gen
eral government.
,
Where the government look* for most nf it-. Income:• f21/.606,1)00,000 in Individual Iticume tnvis; 3lo,UiM),OiH),<NM) in e.irporntiun income tave*.
___ .Tiia.ttlumi-itiii!l.iiiHUHlU_fur ihty Atumli. Limtgy. Jjiuuma-uualo promote the in, ,>f atomic energy thl* C(t/npiirct witji 3160,.
ihm*,im)0 lieing spent this year.
Mrs. Ochiltree | High Court Rules
Talks To Rotary In Negro’s Favor
AboutLadies’Hats On School Rights
Growing Interest In Order Directed That
Gardening By Men
Negroes Rc Given
Told At Mcctiru:
Equnl Fa c Ll i t i c s
Kira;' Paul Uthitrrr* ol ^tu^nI
addrrurd llie Rntaiy Hull Imlay
al it* trgular luncheon al Ihe
Toiirnt Center »hT the ■mbjett ol
Irdie* lusts and flower arrangemenl*. fdie -we*, mtioduccd hr
Mr* A. W I i’)«. Garden Hub
president, wbu tnliodiiced Mr*
• I Ginn ami Mr*. S. C Dick
u p *) Charles Mormon way m
WASHING I ON. Jm
IjS fA V
tin- Supreme Courl today ntderrd
Okfahoma to provide immediatelv
lor llir edt|! almn
nf a negro wlm
...........
J desire* law school training
Tbr rotllt did not ipctify bow
lbe tl.vlc mould nice! Hi rnjum
menl. ll ordered that t
•tutlml who. It.*% tpphtd fur id
__. In the all t*lute.law wbuol
motion
1f ■
lbe- Univnnly ■>( nililm m i
must be given farililies equal In
lliore provided for vvlnle permn*.
lbe route lurlbrr directed that
I iUafiuma mud provide llunc fa
<ililir* "av soon at ll doe* (or
.tppluaites of any nlbri primp."
Estimated Expanses
For Coming Year
Ate Bet At Over
30 Billion Dollars
WASHINGTON.
Ja n .
12 (/P>—
Prrtulml l m in i ,in (lied jq ifnprrerdruted praidttne budget of
$J9,669.(100,OpOO st I'ongrrt* to-
d.*y to meet "the ir.ihtiri of
out cxnting mirin,ilion.tl and.dome,to tequiicmcnt*" during the
1949 fi>( d year beginning July
i s : . — * •-*:
| ‘
^
I le Iold the* bovtile Rcptiblicarf
4-rrnpi—'~TT-xTir- tT'irrfifth? n f - th r :
spending estim tte • renretent* the
.iflrrm.ith o f-.W < ^ War II and
eflort* to br*d oil Wotfd Wsr
Although it cxcrcd* hy J2.000,budget . tri|Uf»t lor
the (inienl yc.it, Mr. Truman derlatrif its |itr*paralion w** gov
erned by "rigid standard* of
ifpcniitiq economy” tn tbe gov-
000,OCK) III-
^ 1111111:id----
'.'lbe plain fart t*," lie raid,
lot accompanying mrtsage, "that
our budget mutt remain high un
til n r have mrt our internan oual rej|M>Siibilitiet and can *te
dm wav ileal lo .aVfie aceful snd
piotperout world."
In an obvimit telercnce t« the
ln*)'ed-lof -elfrel id-forrign aid
in’ rtitbini* tbc spread of Commiinini.
liupian *aid:
"Slrbutd. failure of tbeve program* rciult m a I(itlber extentimi ol totalitarian rule, n r would
li.n c (o re-eNqrdine 'our security
piojtion *0'l* takr wlulcvcr step*
might I«* iiciesv.iiy under lbe cir-,
rlutislanc e . "
mi
M r.*Iium *ic declared lhat.T S
pot rent "f tho expenditure* he
IM"|Hnn| "directly reflect tbs.
coat a nf war, t bo effects of war,
and guy • (forts to prevent a
(m ure - war *
In th i, cave b» Hated (tie (wo
biggest item* in bit budget:
411.tnin.iiiHioi'Hi f ,( netional defeii.ti,* 2 e ,,percent of tbe total
amt J27P.0CT.0Q0 higher than thi*
y ta i.
.
•gT.tKUU'OO.Aau for, foreign amt
other International affaire, 18
frSfflHBHfll 1*1* |Mi* 11**
i bat Up o| lbe |itogr*m
TITUBVtLE Jan. 12 b D -P h llI’rrMdrnt Gufdon Briimn ■ an
lip William Huberts. 70. well
known cltrua grower and former riminieij (hat nexl Wednesday
member of the Imard of Brevard i* "R an k MulhotUnd Day" j !
count v com m)**Ioner*, died and* the Lu in Rotary Cluh and urged
ib nfy at hi* hnuu1 In Mint* early as many Sanford Holarianv a»
Saturday morning after a abort
p,,\,iblc to attend,
Illness.
I’oinliiig mil lli,it there i» a
Horn In Mltm in IH76, Roberta
I be cnlj|t . .it linn tt.it taken
pi anted some *»f It"’ finett grove* | jimmi,,, miereit among men tn
... thl* ...a
.
■ * .. .. . i m an iiniigned imlr) id only
iu
*ection
andi led the fight llmvci. mil gardening.
M|v. Orlul live patagtaplit
NEW YORK Jan.- 12 (/P>—The
for good toad* ami hridge* white
Irrr
raid
litjt
it
it
no
longer
con ’
\rm v transport Joseph V. Con
serving the .county government.
In
their
*
unanmiou:
opirr,
llie
nolly, which brought the first
A strong Masonic worker the de- m ined cllcminale lor a man i n rr*sed was a member of Indian hr interrilrtl in gardening in to futlicrs-took no action o n , a rr- w-*r dead baft from Europe,
River Lodge No. W), Royal Arch patett'ip.tee in llower »how». She i|'i***l lliai tbev de« fare 'segiegalfon caught fir* early today and waa
Masons, Morocco Temple In Jack
ol white and n.rgro . teudenlv on- Abandoned by it* crew of 45 and
sonville, Junior Order United called allrnlion to a gioup ol men contemlional. Negift .telorneya had one p»-.icng(*r in winds of gal*
force about-POO mile* east of
American Mechanics and Wood orchid giowrr* in England and
men nf the World. . lie w ai » <bc ' Men*- Garden C|nlv. of Day ■ukttl (lie 'route to teller doven New York
Tbe ’tup iva j en rmtee to Ant
veteran of the Kpanlxh-American (ona wbiili bad entcifd »ome line t lotlR ttanding legal "view dial
werp with about 5.900 empty cas
(<niiltHMe* mm
lit I
War. ‘
'tate*
may
pr/inde
separate
edn
rslubil, in (be Olnq Rote *bow.
te t i aboard
As the originator of the "flow rational faillitir, lm nrgioc* it
Tbc Court Guard *at(f the I,|r r trimmed bat* idea." Mrs, Oeh lbe farililiei air- eijual .to those G'rtv Ship Mormon 11 Waite
ill t o explained bow -she" hceainc c'ivm_-wllite* ~
,-a. h».(_ lbv Cnnqnlly’a. test r e
lllterestcit in tli© use of flowei
Il, the caae tlerulril I'nlav, A<la ported position vhnrtiy after .7
on IlNld and linw the idea -wa Im s fiipiiel-una n f ii.id adniitunn A, M (ESTl and wa.* ararching
M t i l l f i n n r cl
»■ !
I 'n g r
I 'm i r l
dovrlojicd Stir cxbitiitcd aeverai to llm Oklahoma ^JJiilvt ia ilj'.
of Ilieni, one, worn' bv Mrs'. Kpp , t«w school wJicu the atato irad-xm
made of, rauirllia tdus.iouie. Is# siiiiilar cducatiotml facility fm
*l)r. Smith Explains ,
u n m ade ,at p ain ted , le tu p s, «ttd. leaching law iw negroes.
Memorial services were held ‘.'vaturday afternoon for Joshua “C. nanother
made nf are grspr* loBve-.
Value Of Soil "Study
The ruurt acted with unusual
Chase, who died Wednesday at the age of 89. at ihe Knowles Mem
Stressing I lira Importanee of the swiftness In deciding Itu* ra ir
rr reilNHea aa Paar ■)*•
orial Chfpe! in Winter Park willi hundred* of letalivr*. friend* and
il n .t la n .a > • I ' . i f (in ir i
•Advantages nf n soil survey In
huiinrn associate* f(om all over Centrat Florida attending. Dr. Hamil
Seminole rtmmly and t h e . value
ton Holt, president of Rollins College, delivered lbe eulogy,
of a soils map wen? explained by
l)r. ft. F. Smith, head of the Soils
Ned Smith ItcturnK
Dean Melville E. Johnson of St. Luke's Cathedral of Orlando,, Mrs. Anna Bartlett
Department At the Gainesville
offered the prayer* and ihe Rev. Theodore S, Darrah, dean of Knnw- Died Early Saturday From Furniture Marl. Experiment
Station, i n- a talk to
le* Memorial Chapel read I h r f
b large group, of members of the
•eripture .and offered the bene fore,* In thi* reaann the ’Herald
Funeral service# were held (hi*
"The furniture outlook ap|ieaia Seminole C ounty. Farm Bureau
diction.
Angela sing when confronted by ufternnoon at 3:3B o’coek at teir le tte r than it has for some time," and their wives at the Bureau'*
Under the direction of Choir tbc
mystery nf life, ending |n Erickson Funeral Home for Mr*.
E. C. Smith, Jr. who initial meeting rt)f thb year Friday
master C. O. M enus, the dispel lbe mystery of what w# call Alina Julia IWrUett, who died at, dodhred
returned
aboard tho evening al .the Seminole tllffc
rhoir u n g "How Lovely la Thy death.
the home nf her son-in-laW and Streamlineryesterday
»
from Chicago where S c h o o l Agricultural building.
Dwelling Plaee, from Brahma'
daughter,
Mr.
am
r
Mra.
B.
11,
'Joshua Chase has lived out Guthrie, early Saturday morning. h* spent the last week nt the Francis T. Meriwether presided.
Requiem, and flw congregation
allotted span of years, each
County Agent C. R. Dawson
The Rev. Dougla* Charles of- Mid-winter Furniture and Mer
joined In singing the hymns, his
filled with fruitful work well flciated at the services and nler- chandise -Mart.
brought about the nomination for
"Dear Lord" and "Father of done.
Few men are privileged to ment was made in Evergreen
Mr, Smith stated that white Ihe Iloaioj of Supervisor* for th*
Mankind" and 'Fight the Good
physical Cemetery.
prices are not showing any do- Seminole County Soil Conserva
Fight." Dr. Harman Siewert waa live In full mental and .ifor
vigor nineteen years beyond the
Born in Jefferson, N. II. Sept. tlinc, one consoling fartor I* tion District which is in process
a t the organ.
Dr, H elta tribute to Mr. Chase biblical deadline nf three score 14, 1862, Mr*, n artlett had lived th a t, quality is vrty nolirealdy of formation. Nominated were:
ycara and ten. But to Mr. Chase In Lake Monro* and vicinity for unproved. While Ihn public is Victor Green, Francis T: Mrriwa* aa follows;
the past 25 year#. She had been still paying high prices fur fur wether, Mr*. Endor Curlett of
"We have com# to thl# beau thi* good fortune wa# given.
niture they at least have some Geneva; C. S. Lee of Oviedo and
Born In Germantown, Fa., of in ill health for several year*.
tiful vesper service this a fte r
Survivor* inetide another daugh protection In the tette r quality. C. A. Wales of Longwood.
noon to pay our last formal tho finest Colonial New England
For the first time the Bureau
The volume of business was
tribute of respect, admiration, ■nreatry, he came to Ftoirida 64 ter, Mra. Frank A. Pittman nf
affection and lore to him who I# year* ago to seek kit fortune Suth Portland, Me.; on# aon, Wi about normal, said Mr. Smith, members brought ‘their wires to
voyaging aeroa# the te r to that as a young pioneer business man' liam F. Bartlett of Sanford; four who waa 'able to secure an as Ihe meeting and this made for *
far off land where the pasture* In perhaps the moat undeveloped grandchildren, F. Pittman, Jr. and sortment of all type# of furniturr te tte r atmosphere and ltreliar
-Verna B. Wlnalow of North Con for hia store, (he Hanford Furni meeting, according tn Mr. Daw
are green and the water# are Slate In the Union.
"Ik I# the glory of the Ameri way. N. IL: Donald Bartlett of ture Company. Early shipments son. Victor Green of the enter
■till.
Creak, !*■.: and Mrs. were atao promised on moat tainment committee had charge
"Thi# is the blrtaed season can way of life that a youth Harbor
Horace Daggett o f ' Watervllfe, Itema.
of artVtgementa for the supper
with
a
brave
heart,
willing
hand*,
commemorating the birth of Him
Me.; also nlna great grand
Exclaiming "I’m surely glad which waa aerved by Mr*. M. D.
who went about doing good. Thi# high ambition, and unsullied children.
to be back In the lunshlnq Gatchcll, starting at 7:00 P. M.
ta th# blessed reason where our character always find* opportuni
•tale!" Mr. Smith aaitl th#
heart# glow with eaperlat\w#rmlh ties beckoning, and erer beckon
HAT1GAN TO SPEAK
weather waa in the low 20'a
to those we lot# and to those ing hire onward and upward.
SALVATION ARMY
Jack Ratlgan will be th* guest
"Although trial# fame with tri
who lova us, Thl# 1# the ' bleat
Capt, Byrd Hudson of the Sal moat of the time and when he
ed reason where our hand# stretch umphs and crises followed crises, vation Army post today an left the snow waa beginning to ape ■ker at the Sanford Junior
out to all who are sreary ‘and Mr. Chase's staunch and true nounced that Lieut. Col, and Mra. melt .and get aluahy. Going up, High School FT A meeting at tbe
heavy laden in a prostrated end heart trerer wavered. Now Ma life Ray Gearinjt who are In charge the trains ware quite crowded, and will discuss the need of k
war torn world. In fine this Is on earth 1# ended and h# 1* uni- of Sdlvation AnHjr- work 'in Mex- *o much so that ll waa necessary Civic Center In Sanford and what
tte Ucased aeaaon of faith, hottkl r r raallr acknowledged snd ae- 1 (co wUi hqld spealal aerriee* at to atartd In line In order to get school tomorrow a t 3:30 o'clock,
and charity, of besca on earth' claimed
aa on* of the foremost xu- I T:20 o'clock Tuesday craning at Into tbe diner for food. The trip it would do for the children of
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clal, civic and business Itodera the local headquarters. The pub- back waa nude on schedule, how- the community and the tourist
and of good will to awn.
program,
*V=
**'
( O re tea are
regv T o re)
He la cordially Invited to attend. ever.
"We are doubly moved, there
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Transpur\ Connolly
Abandoned As Fire
Disuhlrs Controls
Joshua C. Chase Eulogized By
Dr, Holt AtMemorial Services
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•FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1948
TIIE SAN FORD HERALD, S A N F O R D ,.F L O R ID A
Trygve Lie
Lions Club Will
irat.llnw4 flMia •*»*$# Uk#|
Furnish Schools ■|council
liai the power lo ict up a
With U..& F l a g s , " j j pitpii(d g d-
Marshall Stays
FEC Railway
/Doctors Report On Blood Condition
Which E ffects Future Child Bearing
II Mllaa*4 It.M r»«r usrl
ItM lawS Irva rag* Oae)
with everything hf had learned the proposed merger of the tart
hr tha government service-.
Coast Railway with the Atlantic
CHICAGO Jan. 8 (JT)—Transfusion of the Rl{-positive blood to
On other subject# Marshall told
VESSELS IN DISTRESS
STREPTOMYCIN
Coast UMe Railroad.
his
new*
conference:
MIAMI, Jan. V. ( A t - The
HOLLYWOOD HKACH, Jan. a
RH-negative women "may be disastrous lo future child bearing even
State Senator Frank D. Up
1. Nest June 30 U simply a
The Lion. Club voted lo fur. j f e
** lhe.
" * * ' ' * * ‘ « ,e Coast Guard today reported two MVMfr, I-eon Herman of Phil
though many yean may intervene." two physkisiu reported today ia
nUh every class room In Scm- deliberation* by the live-country vessels In 'trouble, one aground adelphia said here today- that target date for the '.State De church. rUprrtenling St. Johns
£
streptomycin,
a
new
drug
related
Innle County with .mall Amcr-tUtV Palestine Partition Commit* and the other lost and running
partment to take over from the (St. Augustine) county, criticized the journal of the American Mcdcial AnocU ticfc.
to penicillin, has shown pr
promise Army administration of
lean Flag., each equipped with a non, Lie ricclaied:
Tire'authors, Drs. L M. Hellmzw'lHRFff R. Vojbtirgh of the Johns
Gcr- Pepper for "not submitting himshort of fuel.
of ' arresting tuberculosis, es tosnjr,
•land la-order to place on teachHopkins Hospital and University School^of Medicine, said creation%\ l '
"You are entitled tq be confi . A Navy tug from Guantanamo pecially when located in the “dif•era* dr.sk. Thl* action, made to
2. H« had hoped that the Na- teli to cross examination."
Hay was sent to the aid of the
accentuatedL
dent
that
in
the
event
it
iliould
foster oatriotiim In *be sehpoll.
"Wo-should see if w nmldii’t
banana boat, A n ile , aground utL
u r o g -e n jt r it jjjjL "
vpjv-aaslghweril-et ldM>0 MarinesL
Itew—wi--a - purling - tnria y provt:--nccciraiy. - tin - -Ssctmiy- Cny Labo* at the-—southeastern
ta7 it*-MadiUrran#au foroa could draw out-tom*-reason for all-this the danger.
c_
-n j-W J H of dire rrnergenev
at the Tourlst
. wui... Center.
. j ) Council will auume it. full meat* end of tho liahomas Island string. meeting of the southeastern sec he done quietly but as It turned activity on his part, Upchurch
Sanford ** Eusfis
tion of the American urological out It could not l>e done that way
when time does not permit RII
J. K. Rowland, Jr.« reported ^lo
The
vessel
is
of
Honduran
regis
vaid.
association at the Hollywood
llollywo
determinations, only RH-negative
the Lions that, accord inif to Hum urc of rr»|>oniihility in implemen- try.
Tho purpose of tlu- assignment,
i i m i IsuiS fw a l*aav Ot»l
Hearh hotel.
W, I-awton, Micro are 17(1 la Iion ol the aiteruhly i ' (paitiUpchurch, joined spokesmen for Mood should be given." they said.
he said, wav to rai*e. ships coni Another small boat, the Muriel
The researcher* said that if, an Cluh ha* more than r‘»00 members
tehool ejas
»s< room, in Seminole lion) mululion.
Miami.
Jacksonville
and
New
plemcnts
to
full
strength
.1
The
Latham, reported It waa lost In
is Year .s entences
RH-oo*itive man Is married to an tu ehouss* from, whereas the San-.
County, wli
shite ami colored.
‘‘ You have Iho right to assume, the CsrUdwan somewhere' south
TAMPA, Jan. 0 (A1)—Two com total uf 1,000 waa no! very large, Smyrna Beach in supporting a RH-negative*eroman (a combina ford Tourist Club, has about WL
John llvron Heard, ro-raptaln na I atiurar, that in auch a alto-' of Jamaica with only H! hours'
he
said,
in
terms
of
the
foreign
of the* Celery-Fed footliall team. uliott the Security Council will fuel left. Immediate effort, to lo- mercial fishermen who admitted policy ..Lntereata of Utc Untied proposal that the Florida East tion-occurtiny .la 12..per-cant of . _ The. vixiLira .were -outspoken-isfc Mpi eaaod appYtciatlon for the nut (atl .lo eioxciic.-to tb» fullest cate-the boat tfere unsuefnUtfnT. to Circuit Judge L. J. -Parka-that- States in the Mediterranean. He C o n i 'Railway ” Jje turned over the marriages) the Infant usually their praise of the fino set-ujr
they threw a comrade into Hills
and cfindition of the shuffle*
.fine trophy
fj|tTc*enU"d'
will be RH-posiUve.
- YBP*
™ to him by and without exception, every nee
borough River during a drinking said ho had no comment on the to the Dr Pont estate and operated
the Hanford Llona Cluh a. the esaary power enlruated to it by
There are only two ■ways in board court*, including the wind
DAYTONA BONDS
bout were under sentence of IS Navy's announcement of a trans independently. „
Beat blocker on the team during liter charter In ordar to ' aaalat
which the RH-negative woman shelter erected hy the City.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 0 UP)— years apiece today for his drown- fer of four submarine* to Tur - T,« * commission _ endorsed re (about 15 tier cent.of all women
A , T. Baldwin, of Michigan, _
the pant year. He was intro you in fulfilling your mission."
■The* Supreme Court today vali
key. •
DeLand winter visitor, praised
duced by Assistant Coach and
fall
Into
this
group)
ran
acquire
organization
of
the
FEC
and
its
•
H
.
Lie underscored* in hia prepaa- dated ' $ 1,360,WOO worth or lionds
ffrnest K. Wrcse, 2/1, and Cod , 3. .He expect* to sea envoys
IJon - member Fred Jiinif,- who
<noueh RH antibodies tn her the Sanford Tourist Club accep
i rout* here from the merger with the ACL last April bloodstream to give birth to a ted his invitation to join the
' iliKi Introduced him a. president ed text UiB word, “ to the fullest ■to tie Issued by the city of Day frey W, Wrcse, 21. pleaded guilty how
tona Heach to finance construc yrqterday to manslaughter In the Chinese government to discuss 0. and reversed an examiner's baby suffering from blood iocom- North Florida District Shuffleof the kfpdent' roiinrll and a. and without exception.'
The Hcrrvtary-genera) pointed tion of a Stadium, auditoriuni, death of Robert Townsend, SO, an American aid program for recommendation'that the DuPont patabilitv
viei'-nresldent of the senior da-?.
(a combination of Jaun boars) Association, jof which he it
China, hut he does not yet know re|»le be allowed lo acquire the dice and anemia railed cryth
Itohcrt 8, Hillhlmer, manager pul that the partition plan had boat hasn and negro recreation last Sept. 21.
Ihro- president, and whirh number* 12
cluh* between Orlando anil Jack
Iloth Udd the court they bore when ho will see them,
•s* “ f 'he ToueJ[ton llruir rcatnuraut ticrii approved by more than the center,
blaatosi*).
FKC
and
operate
it
independently.
Tbe court, upholding decision Townsend no ill-feeling and tossed
sonville.
t‘
a
two-thlrda majority
4. The Greeks have hern given
’
and a farmer past deputy gover necessary
The
first
Is
hr
repeated
bear
It* is now haaring oral argu
Following the game*, the vfsit^
nor of Liana in Marylaml. war vote of the general assembly laat of the Volusia County circuit him Into the water in a moment an allotment of $25,000,000 worth
Ing*
of
Rll-positlvr
children—a
.inducted n. a nicmlaT of the Nov, 29 nnu added: “ four man court, said tha purposes for which ur irresponsible frolicking.
of surplus property, such' things ment# on which to la w a final process which rive* her a grow ora anil local cluh members were’ '
date, therefore, ia firm and the bonds are proposed are so
* local cluh hy Klrhard Ib-as.
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aa rlothing, ami construction m v decision...
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Drod urine after several preg
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"Stair*.
The
DuPont
estate
holds
more producing
-TALLAHASSEE,
Jan.
0
(A*)—
-*-*'ou are to lake the were*' .redaction by*—Daytona -Hcacn The Supreme Court today ruled Aides told Marshall in tbe pres
Jlflbsotu^tnuiaurr r. .nml Uarnancies
mild
and
then’
more
sev
freeholders, was sufficient to
Ilian 125,000,000 worth of de
yy Hobson tail twlaUr,. Guest* snry measures," ho •.aid, "lead
(he State Road Department ho* ence of reporters that this sum faulted FEC bonds, more than ere erythroblastosis.
introduced were Harry Kudell, Uig to the establishment fn Pal cover all ' four projects. The authority
The second Is administration
waa
In
addition
to
the
$
100
,
tn
relocate
a
section
of
. who accompanied lhe sjuging, l cxlllte, nut plater tliau. Oct. 1, voters overwhelmingly hpprnved road In Putnam county um aa to 000 main Greek audstknee 'pro W percent of the total. Tha line of an RH-Poaltlve transfusion 1 Phone
lhe
plan.
V
Phone
ha*
been
in
bankruptcy
-court
" .l o m Tfent of Vero Beach,. Wal- ' lUtn,* of art liulepdcflt Arab slate
which "will produce no outward
olimlnate dangerous right angle gram. A* to' the future Greek several years.
SILVER
Phillip* and Hubert I-eFII*. , and an Independent Jewish state.
reaction if »he ha* nut hem nnaid,
Marshall
said
that
the
gov*
turns
ahd
inconvenient-curve*."
MEXICAN AIR LINK
FLEET '
t)i t
k^iNfajon l The resolution uf tha general
ernmen*—had -not—yet~
yet come tsr —Upchurch—argued—that -head vloustylhimOhlieJ b u f servea^ as
MIAMI;— f T n r tt, “ tAT**1— An ment to carry out the project fipal conclusion* about asking quarter* 0f the FEC now located
much more powerful immuniz
CABS
to make the' cluh's Christmas promotes lo you the full author- Aerovlaa-guest airlines constella was questlonrd on grounds lhe Congress for additional fund* for at 8 t Augustine would be con ing agent than the repeated bearparly at the Seminole Country , ,ty of the United Nations In tion which left Mexico City yes road was locatrd ami officially Greece w|ien the present $100,- solidated with that of the. Atlantic Ing of RH-nosItlvc rhildren."
Club a fiifce-^
, dtschruging your responsibility." terday on an Inaugural run to
(MM).OOO It used up by nejt June Coast Lina at Wtlminktoh, N. C-. The author* added:
If the ACL acquired thq East
"Even a small transfusion will
Lie iml not minimite the dilfl- ^Madrid. Spain, lahded -at Han
30.
IIKCINH .SENTENCE
Juan, Puerto Itirn,.at " A . '31,
cullies ahead.
5. Marshall plan? to annul the t'uacl system. Ha also contended give a high nad persistent anti
RAIFORD, Jun. !i (A*)-Don M.
Gut Pmu'iilcd
After n'ft:rriiig lo -the “ unfor* (K 8T) to<lay, the Civil Aeronau
ol Ho- -that"the FKC shop* at St. Au body tlt^r (concentration). Wo
Htrvens, Jacksonville refrigerator inter-Anu-rican'conference,
men so sensitised Produce RHtuiinte and deplorable incidents tic. authority said.
gala,
Colombia,
beginning
Mar. gustine would ha closed.
The plane arriving in Miami salesman, entered the state pri •10 and knowij.of no plan, to {matReferring to Teppar'a support posjtivc- children with the seve
UnstlMwe (raw esse l|uv»
which bayt* been occurring In
last night claimed a speed record son here yesterday to begirt a life pone the conference. .
o f the ACL plan, Opehurch said. rest form of erythroblastosis who
fine co-operation with" the senior Palestine recently,” he said,
group.
"I /an't know whether the usually do not survive.”
"I nm under no illusions. You between Mexico and Miami of sentence for killing Itchard Mel
C.
He
under.tand*
that
thv
vin Aug. 10,
Cliff Aides, and Gene Tucker, have a hard road to travel, t four hours and 60 minutes.
Coast Line is getting into politic#
latest
Soviet
proposal
demanding
.Steven* sad he was forced to
are- 7— trewbled. by S U W M of
T h e-va st majority -of- death*
told of rhe Southeastern Glider1. am,—luiwuvur,—calmly*—confident
a U ig ■FAumiwnHir on «"J «r - -aw- poHtkre—la* watting "into -the from tuberculosis among white,
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rohsl* funcUonU ___
pwhxUe
___dlsturb-Tum
Sfunlri . ol your ability to surmount ah augurale regular trans-Atlantic a hoon felvlti TiecauseF the latter aneac peace settlement has been Coast Line.'
, m rtr,- ) » - held’ #C. lhe
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u
vn lT on this roil, you
threatened his life and refused to
Kmc-t Choate, representing tha male Americans are among men
pal Airport. Jan, 15 through rh>; obstacles. In the Interest of service between Mexico ami Ma pay o ff on a 600-1 number* turned down by the Chinese ami
from u ls, Im I so srrmu. UnS
v4- M
ur r
as such U n M t p u n t o try Lydia
Inth, and urged that all member* I mace, security and the United drid within a few weeks with gamble Stevens had won, Melvin's probably the Rritiah and the Unit Miaml Chamber of Commerce aged 15 to 64.
PtnkhamW
V<««ifbV(
Onnipeiiaa
*• w i - ,
Netiqna I wish you full success. stops to lie made at Miami, father, also was slain In the gun ed States. He .aid he sees vir and tha Greater Miami Traffic
rvUcrv
‘ '■--------su ch
------sym ptam
—as.
a Pinkhas
____ _________
Only about It) percent of the
Association,
accused “_________
all side*'
Newt of five volunteer blood , | pledge to you every resource Puerto Rico/ the Axores, Lisbon battle at the Melvin home and an tually no chanre In this proposal ______
p ss a (r o a d sootbina vffrrt on
a / s s a s s ' l Most Isaaorlsni SNSSS
tu ? I
am) Madrid.
M
urged by Jlr. Abies in order to I nt mv ilisppsal tu that end."
indictment for this killing is still from an earlier Soviet plan which ol usnig propaganda In the FEC. ‘ blind people of the United States
*Sa
*£/
the United States rejected, Rjis- icorgaiilstlon ease, and urged j were born without sight,
pending.
abt,°.,1|
lf ° nk
? He made it dear that these
L
Y
D
IA
LPiN
K
H
AM
'SSSw
a d a local woman who I* gravely ••rHaurcM"> dW llut i„c|udo mill
400 ADDED
,*la wants to keep the great power the commission iu study tha ree ‘
of veto over the Japanese set ord and not reply, on the argu
- •
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I tary sup|s>rt and that assistance
AU1IURNDALE, Jon. 0, IA ')UNDERWRITERS MEET
TAMPA, Jan. U. (A V - The tlement; the United State, dm-s ments of attorneys.
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j of this ty|ie was ^something the Thr Adams Packing Company lia.i
YARULEY-VENETIAN HLJNDS.
.-H e said .Miami- favorer) inde
'commission wtould'hhve to work added approsimatefy too worker* Florida ^Association, of Accident
America's Most BeauGful
pendent
operation
of
lhe
FEC
with opening oMfircanned grape and 'Health Underwriter* will
-out.-with the security ctmnril
Aluminas* — Cedar - Pali stud Aluminum
and
that
its
witnesses
came
vol
fruit sections divlslun, l-ce Iter- hold its mid-winter meeting here
Ask Me For Free Eadmata
untarily to commission hearings
ker, division superintendent, Said Feb. 20-21, General Chairman
P. W . STEVEN S - 617 W . Robliwon - Orlando
on the reorganisation proposals—
Karle R. Bennett said today.
t
Phone 2-0729
Irn ilss/S I'* m r> i« n«d
StaHseh Hjtft Dealers today.
"not on account of Mr. M. R.
British
government offices are ('Edward) Hall (trustee of the
►
SAI jKS-SEU VICIO
IlMMilnttM r,um I'SH* Wa.l
DuPont estate) or the banks
Bank Robberiett
situated.)
U.S. Transfers
a bidder uf 30,000 liushel. of
Earlier.tonight the Arah office (which tha DuPont estate con
trol*.'' >
futures, lie said luf urdered
((..all*..* Itnm
l)U)
Hasil»o»a Im t »*■#• •»•»!
Hill Hardwapc Co. wheat
reporter!
strong rumors" that
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
F. C, Hillyer,
his |iruker.,to well two day* af rrrd eight women employes
, T appearing
( M p i for
into "ting at long rangfe The four Britain |i*d agreed to lending of
m
Ml R, M Ht.
I'li. 33
ter Mr. Truman declared In a one locker room .nd .boul rix 1
the
Jacksonville
Chamber
of
'"* transferred are the Hrlil.
speech Oct. 6 “ the cost of liv
Marines ih Palestine "lo protect Commerce, supported Independeninto
another.
They
then
turn
ing in this country must not mrn
American institutions." The Arab ilent operation of the FKC and
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>h- a football lu be kicked about rd to, the manager, forcing him They art- armed with 10 torpedo office, which is maintained by told the commission It has “ nu
by gomldcra In grain.”
T IP — T O P I CE C R E A M
lu open the vault.
lubes and miiiuklly carry s crew Arab governments o| Middle East direct iKnvcr In force the cnrfcolPauley, (intham and Ralph DaIdatlonr or swallowing up of one
They began mopping up all the nf about 06.
ern
Countries
fighting
the
paiti' vies, jtn Administration official cash and silver In sight and es>
carrier
into
another
system,
with
' We make our own Ice Cream, All flavor*
While the transfer to Turkey
during the w$r, have been nam raped In a waiting automobile, of torpedo boats and minesweep lion of Palestine ordered hy the out the consent of the carrier
ed' on Agriculture Department which, one witness said, bore a ers had been contemplated since United Nations, stated:
tu be swallowed up."
Tiutly — Delicious — Healthful
lists as commodil*' market trad license plate which resembled the start uf tlu- Turkish aid
• A similar assertion wa* made
“
If
these
rumors
are
true,
the
ers. Htassen referred to all three those on stale-owned rar*.
program, tbefe had tw o nu pre Arabs will laltr the gravest, pos yesterday by James F. Byrnes,
T I P - T O P ICE C R E A M
today, and then told the comnillformer Secretary of State, ap
Police said Thomas was .p is vious official mention of subma
414 Sanford Avenue
Phone 1218
t*«-. investigating'the effects of tol-whipped hy one of the handlt* rine*.
sible objection lo wlust Great pearing for the DuPont estate.
cummqdlty speculation,' that he when he protested their "rough
Hidyer based hi* argument
The Navy said Greece also Britain has done.
preferred mil to name other Ad ing up" one of the tiank's wom has received six motor gun butt* . "Tlu- arrival of American mil
rimnrily upon point* of law,
ministration officials who have en employes.
ut said mane FKC employe*
under the $100,000,000 Greek aid itary peraonnel in I’alesthie, no
ntit already lieen identified.
‘
- matter what guise nr haw few, would he adverscW effected hy
“ You can't do -l|iai to her.' program.
"I thmk it would U- preferable ho told the thug. The handlt
The U*xt of the Navy’* aq- will not intimidate the Arabs. merger with the ACL.
that they lie developed from the fumed his attention to the negro, nouncement:'
What chance of
promotion
Relmilt
On tho contrary they will ace
exact evidence," he said. "I would striking him ■several’ llmt-a over
As authorised by Public Law III it a reckless, pruvueatlvo chal would the 2,000 employe* of Ih*
prefers tq. give you the leads and the head with Hit- barrel of. his 76 of the HOth Congress certain lenge."
FEC have, as against the 8,000.
Indlcjftlniijk''
employe* of the posit Line If
vciuu-la are being made available
Refinishcd
revolver.
StW i t testified that market
JERUSALEM. Jan. 9 bP>—Two the FEC U swallowed up by the
Tho liank was tho Mid-City to Greece and Turkey. .
activltyV by government loxldrr*
"Six motor gun boats were de Arab* and a British policeman Corut Line?" Hillyer naked.JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD
has tended to force prices up. ranch of the llllioriiia National livered to their Greek crews at were injured today by an ex
J. E„ Gillespie, appeared for
Reconditioned
lank.
It
Is
oil
the
corner
ol
Cliatrman Ferguson (R-Mich)
Norfolk, Va., during Novembsi. plosion nf u crude shoebox bomb New Smyrna Beach.to urge In
rtorth Dakota
asked whether Htassen waa fa Carrollton ami Canal Street*, one
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"The transfer of the following planter! In an Arab hue Iii Je dependent operation of the FEC.
of
tlutown’*
busiest
Intersec
miliar with a latter thg late Preavessels
to
the
Turkish
navy
will
rusalem.
••■ j..
ident wrote In 1017 saying It as tion*.
Police Superintendent A- A. be rumplcted some time In April: • Passengers in the bus saw thorltle* aald th^ In tha future
the policy of the Admlnstralloi
"One gasoline tanker, one re smoke curling from the box and
that none of Its employe, should Watters took personal charge of pair vessel, eight motor mine hurled It from a window Just they would be used "whenever
if
des) in stocks, bonds or com the Investigation. Witness#* said sweepers, one net laying vessel, before It exploded, thareby prob there are major developmanU."
Certified Blue Tag:
bank fmployr* are being ques
modities for speculation.
* '
*
In the Jaffa-Tsl Aviv area, an
and four submarine*.
ably averting greater casualties.
jl e also criticised what he call tioned hut Watters ha* refused
official announcement aald, .a
yAll vestal* except the suitThe
.explosion
blasted
a
hole
THE MUSIC BOX ed "the clumsy, natura" of gov- any additional information.
Jaweaa waa shot and , killed by
PLEASE GIVE US YOUR
State police aald they had been tffarlnrs will be delivered to Turk- In the sidewalk and shattered British security .peUc* In tha “ no
and -said that a committee' of
Irt* crews at the Uhlted States window*. In nearby Arab shops,
asked
to
he
un
tha
lookout
for
eminent
purchasing
operations,
Pit.
053
Tis wriii 8t.
yards preparing them.
most of which have beep closed man's land" betwAsn the Arab
REQUIREMENTS NOW
Congress should be set up to re a black Font which waa believed
"The submarines, all of tha for weeks because of Jewish- and Jewish cities.
Hunfnrcl, Florida
carrying
fhorlda
license
plate*.
view purchases week by week "so
fleet type, will be delivered by Arab strife over the Impending
Tbe death raised the unofficial
they may lie called to account, The 1048 Uulsiana plate, and United - States crew* to * .Turk
number of killed t » 638 since
partition of the Holy Land.
' Hut* Htassen a id he t» ' not IB4T- Florida |d*ua are both ish port." V
cream numeral* on a green back
The incident touched off. the United Nations voted Nov. 29
first general alarm In Jerusalem partition tha Holy Land.
ground.
..
Tel Aviv source* paid Jaws and
Ona wltne*. to the escape *ahl Many lit Germany
In six weeks. Sounding of the
sirens had been discontinued re Arabs commenced firing early
the car definitely -had a Flor,{j“
tag, with the figure* <0 »» the Stage Hunger Strike eenliy during the heavy clashes today (n the Jaffa are* and that
Second A Sanford
Phone 356'
between Jew* add Arab*, but au- two Jews were wounded.
first two numersls.
ESSEN, Jan. P (AT— Thousands
earned
out
of
tha
CAMBRIDGE. Maas. Jan. 0 m of workers stream
—Two gunmen today held up a bcmb-scarred remains of the huge
big departnvent store run by the Krunp plant and other factorlea
Mont rationing In in tho air- What can you do
Harvard Cooperative Society^and hi Ksxsn at noon today In a ron*.
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nbout It7 We i n v i t o you to
visit this Plant on
srel strike for more fobd. Ftve
_______ with from $30,000 to
Saturday afternoon and see what hundreds of
'• *
000—-throwing smoka bomba to hundred coal miners also partici
a ttl
thrifty families ‘have done about it. A real sur
pated.
cover their getaway.
Trade
onion
officials
eitimatad
Working with apllt-aecond tim
prise awaits you.
ing, the gunmen grabbed'the eaih that 60.0% persona had walked
lust i* It WS* delivered from a out. bringing to MJKX) the t»Ul
by special policemen tn an number nt Ruhr wre^er* r’retest
B E fcE NTRAL FIsORIDA QUICK FREEZE " hank
In* aeslnst I'w tool -atIon*.
armored ear,
, „
.
Ms'lf- n-nb'H’ rd t 11' mrn. In*
Panic tiroke out in the hi* store
.../I
and STORAGE CO.
in busy Harvard Square — Juat clodtnw -,ni-"t-il so’ l'H ' •* p*l*ol
Bu’
Vo'nt'
Sous**
*»h«re
the
outside the.entrance to Harvard,
Yard — when cries of . fire strl1***. were callcil to a maaa
401 Went 13th Street
Sanford, Florida
startled about 200 customers aa m*"' ne.
H*lt'»h -viptar-»nvcrim*nt
the fleeing gunmen threw thslr
* ttU tf0
fifG-lat* ■’*''• **•« s‘ H',lni* mln"re
smoke bomb*.
In order to maintain our HIGH
refuse-!
to
h-rd
anpsal*
l»v
trade
A third man waited at the
unlnn |f"*i<rrs tn return to the pita
wheel of tbe getawny car.
AUTO
Police who had delivered the at Ess»nk*rv.
QUALITY work it is necessary
At Solinven, famed for it*
cash to handle the week-end bus IH i ***0
cutlery work* 31.000 worker*
nossowers just leaving.
GLASS
„ gunmen jumped Into the began a two-dar atrlko vesttnlav
to make a small increase In our
cashier's cage, brandishing a pis ami held a mas* demonstration la
tol. He grabbed the bag contain tha town's. glWn square thl* mem*
Ing.
PROPERLY
ing tha cash.
Other ralntrs, outside tha Essen
rptes dqe to increased cost
The second bandit loosed a
smoke bomb at the entrance of area ware reported, functioning
the ate
atore—asndlng up a elotid of aa usual.
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Miners receive tha biggest food
rations of til worker* n Germany,
w blame either political par- with supplementary oversea* food
oneI to
A . L. Lyon’s
ty fof^prlmary
for package* aa an addsd Incentive.
■ ary responsibility’
Mr
saying
•• _
Ttore are no
»a r y
cause U the
amoliw
savo money.
shortage In tha wake of
Cries of fire started a ruth In
The hearing waa recessed at
I lt t t P. ML ugUl next Tuesday the store among thi ruatomtra
about 78 cmelavra — and
1 1 0 S. P a lm e tto A r e .
mooting. Graham did not testify somebody
481
\ tp
rang In tha fire alarm.
Jack Knnncr, Omter
'today because thtf hosttlonlug of
Both bandits then made a dash
Sanford A vmim
LW**“ n u « d UO the tiro# pro- for a side door—turning- to to n
Phone 1^78
y set aside for
Another amok* bomb to cover
rr * ?
tbalr getaway.
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Asks 2 Billion Dollar
Hike In Biggest Peace Budget
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Secretary Say£ There
Is Hope That Other
Nations May Join
After Aid . Begins
.1
WASHINGTON. J«n. 12 t/P )-Secretary Marshall md today tinway it open (or additional coun
tries 16 come into the European
— -Aid Piofiin-awl tlwc is-no in-_
eration to draw a "Wertern Cur
tain" acrou Europe.
Sitting lidrway* in » red teath:.
WT. chair, the Secretary »l State
__ war answering queitiom _furm_
member* of the lloure Foreign
-J Affair* Committee about the propored multi-billinn dollar, fouryear program of helping Europe
to economic health.
Ftr»t Rep. Voryt (R-Ohio)
complained that he believe* Ruijia
and her satellites could qualify
for aid under the plan merely by
laying they- adhere to "a " Eqro___ pean Rccovery. Proitstn
Then Rep. Richird*. (D-SC)
.w aiked whether other countrirt are
likely to join after the program
g^U under w*yherp n that hope." Marshall
replied. 'There ii tliit probahil
ily"I *ay that ItecaUre I have Irarned ol the concern of fit her Etl:
ropean countrier that thii pro
gram involvei a wertern curtain.
’■% which it doe* not at all."
Voryi told Manhall ha war enttrely lympathetie with almi of
the plan but "dreadfully disapntid” In the administration'*
I to authorise It.
The Ohioan laid a declaration
o f purpose U *<> general that
i Cm Um H m r u t Iwai
t
Agriculture Secretary Ferguson
Accepted
Thinks Control Of
So As To Make Re
Wholesale
Prices
cords Available La
May Be Sufficient
ter On In Inquiry
Adison Martin, 30,
Drowns In Plunge
WASHINGTON. J.n. 12 ( /P ) 'of Agriculture Andcr
At Osteen Bridge Secrclary
»wi loday^.aikcd C ongou for
A .
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T h ru O p
WASHINGTON Jan.
13
M l—Harold K, Slaaarn chal
lenged Edwin \W. Pauley's
right to his Job aa assistant
lo the secretary of the array
today after Pauley told of
making 3912,703 in commo
dity speculations.
rHta»*rn. candidate for the
GOP presidential nomination,'
railed on Prraidrnt Truman
In aay ohrlhrr "a man »h o
has admitted under invratl-ggthm-^mittr-prami—B r i f e ^
rulaling since the war in inrreaaed prices of food and
commodities’' belongs in hla
position.
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Jewish Head Says President’s Budget Estimate For
State Plans May
1949 Is Summarized In Brief
Be Finished Soon
•WASHINGTON. .Ian. 12, IrtV lh ..,r in brief. i» I'rcsident
Spoilsman Says The
Truman's budget .c-tinmte on hnw tlie yovitnmcttl will spend
and collect in tbcJPIP fiscal year which start* Jill v* I
Total outgo: f 13.6611.000,090. Thl* compares wltli $.17,7.’!*.noti.tHH) during flic current year.
Total Income: 344,177,000,1)1*0. Income this year •> put at
I43jl0.000.00p *
• Sur|tlus. $ i.Hl'il.nOfl.INHV For. this Vml-* IIn: aUiphl* l:i 1 illmated at 37.500.000.00t).
.
r
The tmtiouat Ttrbt; A rcilnctiot,
fjwcrjsat from 3-’5S.*>0|i.,
INN),000 on June* .to, l!‘ 47, to 3J4fl,OOtJ,lt)Ml.i'tH) by June .10, Hi|0.
This is tuiHiil >.ri 1 luidgct surplus of more than •li.umt.nOP.iHHi
tM r-jT»r*im n TTuiimiiiir75,CKX),oorcnn(r nsijIteSf.*Where nfost of the government dollar • go in the Pre.ildenl**
budget: Jll.it25.000.lHM) to national, defense; 37.0OU.OOO.0OO to
idle rnattonal affairs and finance, including tjie_Mjtsliall I'ian;
III.IO:\0tMUH.Ml 111 veteran* service* and tn*nef|ta; |5^:,0.IHM,t*hl
interest tn th- natiooat debt; ll,WW,fMSIj'iH)t far tnv refund*!
Ig.O'Jtt.OOO.tNMI.lLir -.hibI welfare, health ami -ecurityj 39lMt,(HM),-.
IHM* for agticollme and .agricultural ir 'nureesj ’ J|,6 |ti,00tJ,(Mhl
for (ranspurtatjnn and communications; $t.l57.<Hin,ouo fm gen
eral government.
,
Where the government look* for most nf it-. Income:•f 21
/ .606,1)00,000 in Individual Iticume tnvis; 3lo,UiM),OiH),<NM) in e.irporntiun income tave*.
___ .Tiia.ttlumi-itiii!l.iiiHUHlU_fur ihty Atumli. Limtgy. Jjiuuma-uualo promote the in, ,>f atomic energy thl* C(t/npiirct witji 3160,.
ihm*,im)0 lieing spent this year.
Estimated Expanses
For Coming Year
Ate Bet At Over
30 Billion Dollars
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12 (/P>—
Prrtulml l m i n i ,in (lied j q ifnprrerdruted praidttne budget of
$J9,669.(100,OpOO st I'ongrrt* tod.*y to meet "the ir.ihtiri of
out cxnting mirin,ilion.tl and.dome,to tequiicmcnt*" during the
1949 fi>( d year beginning July
| ‘
^
ilind-by
authority to 'control
wholesale meal price*,
rir
Planning Is On A
hut exptrtied
the
opinion
there
will
be
High Level Policy
.
need Jnt Jrtajl_price irtlmg*
poslte -Bridge Rail no
on meat.
JERUSALEM..JaruUSj/T} - A
i s : . — * •-*:
Jc»i*h agency apokc'innn nnThe Secretary told tjif Sens'r
TheTmdy.of Admin Roe Martin.
nourir.il
Inlay
that
formation
of
Banking Committee "We do need
I le I old the* bovtile Rcptiblicarf
K), who wai drowned in the 2015 ministries nf a prnviihmtit
and we may have In me *elect
4-rrnpi—'~TT-xTir- tT'i r r fifth? n f - t h r :
Jfwti h"rtat r - irrltetrst IrrrrTrit lr*n
foftt tkplb of..the.Si. Jnhni.Rivei
price” control*” on meat
spending estim tte • renretent* the
provable binlgcl of some 350.000.when hi* Duick automobile plung 1
id :
.iflrrm .ith o f - . W < ^ War II and
00« n year, will h* roniplctcd l<y
ed through the railing of the
the rn.1 of this month.
"If we have meat price con
e
flo rt* to b r*d o il Wotfd W sr
Oteccn Rridge about 25 feel veil
The spokesman said the prstrnl at whole*a[e, that probably
of the draw bridge At 1*2:15
rlsinnal govcrnmcnl !■» living
wohld be sufficient."
Although it cxcrcd* hy J2.000,A- M. Saturday.
ha*
been
WASHINGTON. J .n . 12 riT ) - planned by .a high-level . |m]icy.
He did not mskr.iLcIcar wheth
000,OCK) III- budget . tri|Uf»t lor
committee
nf
the
a
g
e
n
c
y
and
rent to Ocala, and funeral and
er he favors ceiling* .on live Senator -Elmer Thomas (l)-O k ts ) Vaail I.nimi (Tbc Council of Jew i
the (inienl yc.it, Mr. Truman deinterment will lake place at Ox
cillle, tuch a* were in effect un offered Senate invcitigalor* llie in I’slestineL
rlatrif its |itr*paralion w** gov
ford at a dale to be announced
der OPA, or whether he felt con- book* on Lis commodity trading
Rccurily
prnvlilnna.
he
*aid,
in
erned
by "rigid standard* of
later.
(toll should be applied only to today, an -official irp o rtrd . while cluding fm mat inn of a militia,
ifpcniitiq economy” tn tbe govThe 1941 Ruicli bad entered th*
meat told by packer* ___________ Edwin W. Pauley announced prof arc l>cing excluded from the plan^ 1111111: id----itlidfc from the Sanford side, ami
ifHT--t*th*t~te -a-mattcr fm
rtvTjf- J9J2.70J thrmigh rnmm
piairroan-' lobey (R^TTF said f
'.'lbe plain fart t*," lie raid,
Ilagana
(sclf-stylnl
national
draccording to Slate Highway Pa
in advance of ihe committer meet* •peculation* m dbree year*-.
mi lot accompanying mrtsage, "that
fen*r
«rmyl
at
present
and
will
trolman J. W. Well* and Sheriff
Thome** record* probably will be Integrated when tbc time
ing that it "may be nnrHary to
our budget mutt remain high un
P- A. Men*, had itrutk the cor
Iw
obtained later in ihe day. laid comes,"
do tome unotfbodox lliingt" and
til nr have mrt our internaner of the woorfen approach to
The Informant;added Jhat the
mentioned tbc (mtnbitity of ra- *an official nf llic Senate Appro
noual rej|M>Siibilitiet and can *te
the drawbridge cauiing it to
priation* Committer, wbicb/ts in Arab Jcwlsh strife of thl- past six
lioning next spring.
dm wav ileal lo .aVfie aceful snd
*wetve out of control and crarh
Anderson, in advocatliig uhole- quiring -into commodity dealing* week* had not rctardnl in any
piotperout world."
way the plan* for setting up the
through the opposite six inch sale ceilings, was testifying in by public employe*.
In an obvim it telercnce t« the
Jewish slat* tinder the' 1'alestin.i
guard tail.
support of an admlnistrallmi hill
The official told a re)*orter
ln*)'ed-lof - e lfr e l id - fo r r ig n aid
The _MeJ>5_naM hrnthees. tend-, sponsored b y . Senator Barkley -that Senator-f-crgtnnn-(R-Mieb); ported. All Ht'SM wai broken Wild
in ’ rtitb in i* tbc spread of Comerr ‘at* the bridge, repotted to ID-Ky). In line with one of the cliaiiman nf a tuhcommiltec han tKe automoWle wal tuirfly » reck
ed. be said. Mr. Caldwell nr
officers that they heard three, sections of President Truman*
m iin in i.
liu p ia n *aid:
rived,
but
il
was
not
found
ice
blasts of a horn, a crash and a 10-polnt Anti-Inflatlun I’nigiam, dling the inquiry/ accepted Thom"S lrbutd. failure o f tbeve propartition
plan
nf
tbc
United
Me
splash. They rushed out ami alt this measure provides for hold- at* offer lo make lm record*
gram* rciult m a I(itlber extenllons.
they could *ee was the broken (n-reserve authority to Impose available,
Already roniplctcd are plan*
tim i o l totalitarian rule, n r would
price
and'
wag*
control*
on
a
tail. no automobile was in sight.
Interest In Order Directed That li.n
Pauley, iprnal guritant lo for tbc ministries nf foreign nf. Growing
c (o re-eNqrdine 'our security
Immediately they telephoned the selective basis
Gardening
By
Men
Negroes
Rc
Given
Under the Barkley bill, price Secretary ol Army Royall, made fairs, interior, agriculture, educa
County-Jail and State Highway
piojtion
*0 'l* takr w lu lcvcr step*
Patrolman, Sheriff Mern, Deputy con‘ roll would be applied first the ilrftetnent of lm profit* in tion. health, tabor, public works,
might I«* iiciesv.iiy under lbe cir-,
and
dist'rtft
administration,
hr
Told
At
Mcctiru:
Equnl
F
a
c
L
l
i
t
i
c
s
t>/«allaat4 an f » « » . |»«ar>
Charles Back, and Ratliff wreek- at wholesale. Retail ceilings would
wld Suvctof olticr_ mild rifles an*
rlutislanc e. "
er* were summoned. Otto Cald- he imposed only If wholctalbeing planned..'
Mr.*Iium*ic declared lhat.TS
Kira;' Paul U th itrrr* o l ^tu^nI
WASHING I ON. Jm I jS fA V
weU waa also tiolified by Sheriff controls faded to dd the Job.
Till’ spokesman eslimatctl the
pot rent "f tho expenditure* he
Anderson renewed his predic
Meru to bring hi« dicing appar
tinSupreme
Courl
today
ntderrd
a
d
d
rru
rd
llie
Rntaiy
H
u
ll
Imlay
Jawish state's first annual budgit
IM"|Hnn| "directly reflect tbs.
tion of a meat shortage In the
at approximately half the I'ale-.- al it* trgular luncheon al Ihe Okfahoma to provide immediatelv coat a nf war, t bo effects of war,
Soma difficulty was had In Spring and bis belief that ra
nf a negro wlm and guy •(forts to prevent a
...........
Utt* government's budget for all Toiirnt Center »hT the ■mbjett ol lor llir edt|! almn
locating the submerged Hoick tioning will lie needed. He said:
ttja Holy Land, which I* . now Irdie* lusts and flower arrange- J desire* law school training
(mure - war *
"I
do
think
we
hare
to
ration
wHh pile-*, according to th* of
(CvftttlA«*«#l rtll Vl»H* T m «I
In thi, cave b» Hated (tie (wo
menl*. fdie -we*, mtioduccd hr
Tbr rotllt did not ipctify bow
ficers, and It was .four hours it. I don't say we have to do it
biggest item* in bit budget:
Mr* A. W I i’)«. Garden Hub lbe tl.vlc m ould nice! Hi rn ju m
later that the wrecker*. using today. It would be ton bad If
Pauljne
Bets,
four
times
Woj
.............................
..
,
411.tnin.iiiHioi'Hi f ,( netional detwo machines, on* on the bridge we had a great scarcity of mrst
president, wbu tnliodiiced Mr* menl. ll ordered that t
men's National Single* tennis I >h l| llD W . U O D C rtfi
feii.ti,* 2e ,,percent of tbe total
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 12 (Spe to raise It, the other pulling next Spring and had done nothing champion, yesterday afternoon de. 1
7-C
.
• I Ginn ami Mr*. S. C Dick •tutlml w h o . It.*% tpphtd fur id amt J27P.0CT.0Q0 higher than thi*
r ,,
A , * * j ___ t * „ .
cial)—Premium price* were re from the Sanford side, succeed to get ready for IL"
Dies
At
MiniH
Home
feated
Mr*.
Sarah
Palfrey
Cooke
y
ta
i.
.
u
p
*)
Charles
M
orm
on
way
m
__
.
motion
In
the
all
t*lute.law
wbuol
Hr added that he believes it
ported during the Utt week on ed tn getting the ear out of th#
at the Mayfair Inn court by a
•gT.tKUU'OO.Aau for, foreign amt
i bat Up o| lbe |itogr*m
1f ■
lb e - U n iv n n ly ■ >( n il il m m i
eevare] line* of produce handled water by hooking tn a bumper. would he possible 'to ration meat •core nf fbfl; g-]; to mark the
TITUBVtLE Jan. 12 b D -P h llother International affaire, 18
through. Florida State. Farmers'
The body of Mr. Martin w»« without controlling Ihe price, al start <>f their Florida tour. It
I’
rrMdrnt
Gufdon
Briimn
■
an
must
be
given
fa
rililie
s
equal
In
frSfflHBHfll 1*1* |Mi* 11 **
lip William Huberts. 70. well
Market*, with pepper up to 17,25 found Inside, wedged between though he would prefer both.
riminieij (hat nexl Wednesday lliore provided for vvlnle permn*.
Anderson said that although was Mrs. Cooke who came back known cltrua grower and former
per field crate l ( Fort Myers the front cushion, which nail
nut of retirement after the War
lb e route lu rlb rr directed that
' tomatoes reaching ■ peak of slipped forward, and the bark there will lie about 146 pounds in lb 15 lo snap Miss Bets’* win member of the Imard of Brevard i* "Rank MulhotUnd Day" j !
count v com m)**Ioner*, died and* the Lu in Rotary Cluh and urged
SI 3.tO In Fort Pierce, and straw- nf the teat, Patrolman Wells rc- of meat available for .every per*
I iUafium a mud provide llunc fa
ning
streak,
and
as
in
in
HMI,
ib
nfy
at
hi*
hnuu1
In
Mint*
early
ir « a lla a * 4 aa !•■«» Kauri
g f bertei at Went Cty returning
H aallHa.* H r»B* * **r«
as many Sanford Holarianv a» < ililir* "av soon at ll doe* (or
win the singles championship.
Saturday morning after a abort
owen a groia o f t4S>.f>90.60 for
p,,\,iblc to attend,
The
deuce
»et
y
e
s
t
e
r
d
a
y
.tppluaites of any n lb ri primp."
Illness.
170,532 pints handled during the
I’oinliiig mil lli,it there i» a
brought exclamation* of delight
Horn In Mltm in IH76, Roberta
report period. These hlghtghte T r i l l l O f S t lt t O D
I be cnlj|t . .it linn tt.it taken
from a large., and enthusiastic pi anted some *»f It"’ finett grove* |jimmi,,, miereit among men tn
tn the State-wide ptoduee picture
... thl* ...a
.
i led the fight
■ * ..
.. . i m an iiniign ed im lr) id only
gallery
from
all
over
Central
iu
*ection
and
were pointed out by William <**4
SlaycrH Is Begun
llm v ci. m il gardening. M|v. O rlu l
NEW YORK Jan.- 12 (/P>—The
live patagtaplit
Florid* 'which wa* thrilled at t)ie for good toad* ami hridge* white
Wilson, Director of State MarIrrr
raid litjt it it no longer con ’
\rmv transport Joseph V. Con
shots
of
the
two
greatest
wonii-A
serving
the
.county
government.
keta, in a revlsw of condition*,
In
their
*
unanmiou:
opirr,
llie
A packed courtroom attested
nolly, which brought the first
tennis players in the world. Th# A strong Masonic worker the de- mined cllcminale lor a man in market by market, which reveal- much interest, e»p*claity bir neg
games were sponsored hy the rr*sed was a member of Indian hr interrilrtl in gardening in to futlicrs-took no action o n ,a rr- w-*r dead baft from Europe,
ad the movement of a. wide variety roes. In the trial which opened
River Lodge No. W), Royal Arch patett'ip.tee in llower »how». She i|'i***l lliai tbev de« fare 'segiegalfon caught fir* early today and waa
of products In good seasonal this morning in Circuit Court of . Sheriff P. A. Mero announced Sanford Bath and Tennis "Club.
Friday that he la a candidate to
El
wood Cooke defeated Eddie Masons, Morocco Temple In Jack
ol white and n.rgro . teudenlv on- Abandoned by it* crew of 45 and
volume.
John and Willie McMillan, neg
"The handling of gladioli blooms roes. who are charged with mur run for the ofGca. to which he Copeland, Rollins College coach, sonville, Junior Order United called allrnlion to a gioup ol men contemlional. Negift .telorneya had one p»-.icng(*r in winds of gal*
W through an auction sal* system der in tha first degree in connec was appointed, March 4, 1017, fob by a -6-2 score and then teamed American Mechanics and Wood orchid giowrr* in England and ■ukttl (lie 'route to teller doven force about-POO mile* east of
New York
lowing the death of Sheriff Char: with hi* wife to defeat Mils Hetx men nf the World. . lie wai » <bc ' Men*- Garden C|nlv. of Day
on our Fort Mgers State Farmers'
Tbe ’ tup iv a j en rmtee to Ant
.Market has t*4n delayed, because tion with Ihe death of D. T. Sut les llsnd. whose Unaxptrcd term- and Mr. Copeland, 6-3. Charley veteran of the Kpanlxh-American (ona wbiili bad entcifd »ome line t lotlR ttanding legal "view dial
werp with about 5.900 empty cas
(< niiltHMe* mm
lit I
War. ‘
of weather conditions In the ton, negrft pastor, who died of ends-on Jan. I, 164V.
'tate*
may
pr/inde
separate
edn
rslubil, in (be Olnq Rote *bow.
te t i aboard
North," said Director Wilson, head injuries Inflicted with the
Sheriff Mero has lived in firm-,
As the originator of the "flow rational faillitir, lm nrgioc* it
Tbc Court G uard *at(f the I,|•This Hem o f news, to my mtnd. butt end nf a pistol, allegedly inole County since 1910, and prior
r r trimmed bat* idea." Mrs, Oeh lbe farililiei air- eijual .to those G'rtv Ship Mormon 11 Waite
points op the Interdependence of wielded by the brothers. Judge to hla appointment aa aheriff hsd
ill t o explained bow -she" hceainc c'ivm_-wllite* ~
,-a. h».(_ lbv Cnnqnlly’a. test re
our economy In this country—snd M. B. Smith presided.
The negro pastor was fatally served aince 1941 as a supervlvir
lllterestcit in tli© use of flowei
at th: same lima spotllgbte anew,
o
f.
the
State
Beverage
Depart
Il, the caae tlerulril I'nlav, A<la ported position vhnrtiy after .7
Injured
whan
ha
attempted
to
on
IlNld
and
linw
the
idea
-wa
and wa.* ararching
Florida's gxeeUent - climate. Many
Ims fiipiiel-una n fii.id adniitunn A, MMtill(ESTl
mediate a quarrel among negroes ment He la a veteran of World
fin nr cl »■! I'ngr I'm irl
|U«llaM«
Piur* C am
dovrlojicd S tir cxbitiitcd aeverai to llm Oklahoma ^JJiilvt ia ilj'.
War 1, and past commander of
In a igarage on East Fourth Street Campbell-Lossing
of I lieni, one, worn' bv Mrs'. Kpp , t«w school wJicu the atato irad-xm
J, Post 53 of the
on Nor. 17. E. f : Housholder
made of, ra u ir llia tdus.iouie. Is# siiiiilar cducatiotml facility fm
,J 3 t Johns Project Is
*l)r. Smith Explains ,
ill aid Assistant State Attorney American Legion, and ha* serve!
nun made, a t painted, letups, «ttd. leaching law iw negroes.
as ehairman of tha Sons of ‘.Ivt
Memorial
services
were
held
‘.'vaturday
afternoon
for
Joshua
“C.
Ceorgo
A.
DeCotUs.
in
the
pro
. Included In Budget secution, It tqas announced this Legion. 'Ha own* hla home nn
another made nf are grspr* loBve-.
Value Of Soil "Study
The ruurt acted with unusual
Chase, who died Wednesday at the age of 89. at ihe Knowles Mem
Stressing Ilira Importanee of the swiftness In deciding Itu* rair
Sliver Lake.
morning.
rr reilNHea aa Paar ■)*•
. WASHINGTON Jan. I* M V Ha ha* a wife and three sons, orial Chfpe! in Winter Park willi hundred* of letalivr*. friend* and
il n .t la n .a >• I ' . i f (in ir i
•Advantages nf n soil survey In
The entire morning was spent
Rep. Engel (R-Mieh> ioday retwo of them veteran* of World huiinrn associate* f(om all over Centrat Florida attending. Dr. Hamil
Seminole rtmmly and t h e .value
in
the
selection
of
the
following
Uaard a list of projects making jury: E. B. Rahdall, Jr., Charles War ll and ana now' In Navy ton Holt, president of Rollins College, delivered lbe eulogy,
of a soils map wen? explained by
up the 1547,060,000 budget esti
Mrs. Anna Bartlett
flight training at Pensacola
l)r. ft. F. Smith, head o f the Soils
Ned
Smith
ItcturnK
Dean Melville E. Johnson of St. Luke's Cathedral of Orlando,,
mate of the Army engineers for Carlson. Leo Butnrr, B. R. StonIn announcing' hla candidacy
Department At th e Gainesville
Died
Early
Saturday
flood control and river* snd har tger, Ralph W. Lowing, “ Big" Sheriff Mero declared today that offered the prayer* and ihe Rev. Theodore S, Darrah, dean of KnnwFrom Furniture Marl. Experiment
Station, in-a talk to
Joe Mikier, Jno. Davis, R. D. Deabors construction.
le*
Memorial
Chapel
read
Ih
rf
he wishes to thank civic groups,
b large group, of members of the
The remainder o f tho I 6M.21D,- le, W. A. Hunter, John 8. Klrder, churches and law anforremeut •eripture .and offered the bene fore,* In thi* reaann the ’ Herald
Funeral service# were held (hi*
"The furniture outlook ap|ieaia Seminole County. Farm Bureau
and Raymond
000 in the budget for army en- O. E. Fourakre
agencies, including tha Sanforl diction.
Angela sing when confronted by ufternnoon at 3:3B o’coek at teir letter than it has for some time," and their wives at the Bureau'*
, r
_ gineers la for maintenance and McGill.
Under
the
direction
of
Choir
Police, Slate Highway Patrol, and
tbc mystery nf life, ending |n Erickson Funeral Home for Mr*. dodhred E. C. Smith, Jr. who initial meeting rt)f thb year Friday
* operation o f tho projeela, Engel
State and County offkiels for lira master C. O. Menus, the dispel lbe mystery of what w# call Alina Julia IWrUett, who died at, returned yesterday aboard tho evening al .the Seminole tllffc
rhoir
u
n
g
"How
Lovely
la
Thy
the home nf her son-in-laW and
V ' - .- --T*ji.Tr
..
ftao ro opcrstlon given to him
death.
»
c h o o l Agricultural building.
Engel, chairman of the Ilousa Merchants Favoring
Dwelling Plaee, from Brahma'
daughter, Mr. amr Mra. B. 11, Streamliner from Chicago where S
and his department .
'Joshua
Chase
has
lived
out
Francis
T.
Meriwether
presided.
h*
spent
the
last
week
nt
the
appropriation*
• u b e * m raittee
Guthrie, early Saturday morning.
Requiem, and flw congregation
Wednesday Closing
County Agent C. R. Dawson
The Rev. Dougla* Charles of- Mid-winter Furniture and Mer
handling funds for tha water
joined In singing the hymns, his allotted span of years, each
filled
with
fruitful
work
well
brought about the nomination for
ways projects, emphasised that
Wil.son F. Freeman,
flciated at the services and nler- chandise -Mart.
"Dear Lord" and "Father of
Mr, Smith stated that white Ihe Iloaioj of Supervisor* for th*
Ned Smith, president, of tha
the estimate* are recommendaMankind" and 'Fight the Good done. Few men are privileged to ment was made in Evergreen
physical Cemetery.
prices are not showing any do- Seminole County Soil Conserva
69 Years Old, Dies Fight."
Uons only and.subject to revision Sanford MereKants Association,
Dr. Harman Siewert waa live In full mental and .ifor
vigor nineteen years beyond the
Born in Jefferson, N. II. Sept. tlinc, one consoling fartor I* tion District which is in process
by th* committee and congres*. today recalled (hat ha ha* found
at the organ.
Following a lengthy illness Wtl.
Following war* Included by Engel soma .Misunderstanding among
Dr, Helta tribute to Mr. Chase biblical deadline nf three score 14, 1862, Mr*, nartlett had lived that, quality is vrty nolirealdy of formation. Nominated were:
'
ycara and ten. But to Mr. Chase In Lake Monro* and vicinity for unproved. While Ihn public is Victor Green, Francis T: Mrriaa making op tha budget eatl- merehaht* regarding Wednesday son Franklin Freeman. 69, died at wa* aa follows;
the past 25 year#. She had been still paying high prices fur fur wether, Mr*. Endor Curlett of
12:25 thl* morning in the local
'mates for construction work only, cloaing hour*.
"We have com# to thl# beau thi* good fortune wa# given.
He stated that he wanted to ro hospital. He had resided here since tiful vesper service this after
niture they at least have some Geneva; C. S. Lee of Oviedo and
Born In Germantown, Fa., of in ill health for several year*.
m totaling 1107450.000 fin- rivsrs
ller* l* a statement made early 1929 and at th* time o f hla death noon to pay our last formal tho finest Colonial New England
Survivor* inetide another daugh protection In the tetter quality. C. A. Wales of Longwood.
For the first time the Bureau
to Dewater, at which time a made his homa at 1113 Celery tribute of respect, admiration, ■nreatry, he came to Ftoirida 64 ter, Mra. Frank A. Pittman nf
The volume of business was
year* ago to seek kit fortune Suth Portland, Me.; on# aon, Wi about normal, said Mr. Smith, members brought ‘ their wires to
sonrilla to the ocean. ffJOlJKX); comprehensive survey, mad* by Avenue.
affection
and
lore
to
him
who
I#
the Association among merchants
Born in Hampton, S. C. Oct. 11 , voyaging aeroa# the ter to that as a young pioneer business man' liam F. Bartlett of Sanford; four who waa 'able to secure an as Ihe meeting and this made for *
St. John* River, Fla,
‘
rtlto to U k . Harney, IW.100S indicated that th* majority per- jgyi Mr. Freeman Is survived hy far off land where the pasture* In perhaps the moat undeveloped grandchildren, F. Pittman, Jr. and sortment of all type# of furniturr tetter atmosphere and ltreliar
f
erred
doaing
-Verna B. Wlnalow of North Con for hia store, (he Hanford Furni meeting, according tn Mr. Daw
m
w w r , Fli-,
r
..* » » ,
»
.
. 1 . Wednesday (ha widow, Mrs,'Matt!* Fraeman are green and the water# are Slate In the Union.
Hollywood sHarbor,
WTA000
JaathtenL Mre.
"Ik I# the glory of the Ameri way. N. IL: Donald Bartlett of ture Company. Early shipments son. Victor Green of the enter
■till.
T-rr " “ *?■
XrST, u S t i t k * ,r m- Were," "Mre. If. A. Ooodlngy-Mre.
*"■ w- u "Thi# is the blrtaed season can way of life that a youth Harbor Creak, !*■.: and Mrs. were atao promised on moat tainment committee had charge
Horace Daggett o f ' Watervllfe, Itema.
R. D. McCall, Mr*, E. G. Ogbom
of artVtgementa for the supper
A i»U cK i«.C 'O a t u * « i l » e u i I2 JJC, TfalS*
commemorating the birth of Him with a brave heart, willing hand*,
that tha prefaranc* be
Exclaiming "I’m surely glad which waa aerved by Mr*. M. D.
•a
Flint Rivera, Ga.. and Fla. (A- adopted as a universal policy aa and Mrs. T. R. Glddens, all of who went about doing good. Thi# high ambition, and unsullied Me.; also nlna great grand
Sanford; on* aon, W. F. Freeman,
to be back In the lunshlnq Gatchcll, starting at 7:00 P. M.
character always find* opportuni children.
ta
th#
blessed
reason
where
our
far aa poealbte, he said.
Jr. of Sanfbrd; ono brother, W.
•tale!" Mr. Smith aaitl th#
Mr, Smith pointed out that the D, Freeman of Brunson, 8 . C.; one heart# glow with eaperlat\w#rmlh ties beckoning, and erer beckon
HAT1GAN TO SPEAK
weather waa in the low 20'a
^
C W C R W
ing
hire
onward
and
upward.
to
those
we
lot#
and
to
those
SALVATION
ARMY
sister, Mis* Minnie Freeman of
Jack Ratlgan will be th* guest
moat of the time and when he
"Although
trial#
fame
with
tri
who
lova
us,
Thl#
1#
the
'
bleat
Capt,
Byrd
Hudson
of
the
Sal
' 4.
^"rototam
andatf*'U
IF
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Bronson, 8. C.; gin* grandchildren
Directors i .
ed reason where our hand# stretch umphs and crises followed crises, vation Army post today an left the snow waa beginning to ape ■ker at the Sanford Junior
ever,"at a gaoara).maating of mem- and five p e a t .grandchildren.
High
School
FT
A
meeting
at
tbe
Chamber of
out to all who are sreary ‘ and Mr. Chase's staunch and true nounced that Lieut. Col, and Mra. melt .and get aluahy. Going up,
hers to be bald later this month
Funeral Mr
_______aerrfito
wUl be eonfor tha purpose of electing of. ducted at tha Erickson Funeral heavy laden in a prostrated end heart trerer wavered. Now Ma life Ray Gearinjt who are In charge the trains ware quite crowded, and will discuss the need of k
'■’M y
at
Gears, ha said It Is his Intention Home Tuesday at 1:20 P. M, with war torn world. In fine this Is on earth 1# ended and h# 1* uni- of Sdlvation AnHjr- work 'in Mex- *o much so that ll waa necessary Civic Center In Sanford and what
a full report
tte Ucased aeaaon of faith, hottkl rrraallr acknowledged snd ae-1 (co wUi hqld spealal aerriee* at to atartd In line In order to get school tomorrow at 3:30 o'clock,
to being th* matter up again for S ot. N .. W. Terry o f Ham ‘
past two mo
th* membmhip to discuss and 8 . O, and the Ret. J. ‘
and charity, of besca on earth' claimed
aa on* of the foremost xu- I T:20 o'clock Tuesday craning at Into tbe diner for food. The trip it would do for the children of
_________________
It was announced today by Ed-, concerning which to arrive at a Orlando officiating.'
clal, civic and business Itodera the local headquarters. The pub- back waa nude on schedule, how- the community and the tourist
and of good will to awn.
ward Higgins, manager,
_
program,
*V=
**'
satisfactory conclusion.
(Ore teaare
regv Tore)
He la cordially Invited to attend. ever.
take place In “
"We are doubly moved, there
Mrs. Ochiltree |High Court Rules
Talks To Rotary In Negro’s Favor
AboutLadies’Hats On School Rights
K
Mrs. Cooke Loses '
To Pauline Betz
By 8-6 And 6-1
PrejniumPricesAre
Reported Ip
ice Markets
\
Transpur Connolly
Abandoned As Fire
Disuhlrs Controls
Sheriff P. A. Mero
O ffers Candidacy
For Re-Election
Joshua C. Chase Eulogized By
Dr, Holt AtM em orial Services
■’ ^ T ss'ja sr.v k . j-*.
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�T H E 8 A N F 0 R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The sSanford Herald
Marshall
Joshua Chase
Williamsburg Renewed
(('■Sllss*e frees Peae «>•#»•
of the ' great Commonwealth he
has played such an honored role
in building.
.
"Tills Is neither the time nur
the place to -recount in detail
th# activities Inwhich
Joshua
Chase has played hia part, or
to attempt to make anj^measured
appraisal of him as a {ilium ami
a man.
—.
"Suffice It to say
that ha ami
his beloved brother, the late
Sydney O. Chase, Sr,, deserve
-the- chief-’- of edit - o f - oTginlaing
Chase A Company, the powerful
organisation through which th*
brother# made themselvaa comn tna
the ~ citrus
in
manding fi|gores 4
and vrgrtablde Industry not only In
Intcrruj>t»-«I by the war, the reconatructlon work at
WllliamuburK, Virginia, ia now’ being resumed. It ia planned
to complete the restoration and reconntruction of about 100
additional buildings in the area, to increase the capacity of
the Williamsburg Lodge by 4fl rooms, and of the Inn by 45
rooms. The program ia RXM ctcd to cover from five to ten
i d t i a V i . d a ta
years and to cost $10,000,000.
Williamsburg, colonial capital of Virginltf, was one of
the moat Important dtlea of that time. Here Thomaa Jef
s v a ic a i r t lua ' a s r i
ferson and George Wythe atudied and nractiaed law, Pat
rick Henry made hia fiery apeochea, Washington had hi*
jlCAdquartera.befamJYarktawn..JUulJLbe .College o f .William
A l sWissi, ssilws saris ' » ' anti Mnry was founded In 1093:
Vlaitora to that town, whore to aenaltlve eara the foolatepa of our furefathora are plainly audible, and wfooHe
at WWls» U m lliS s *»'»*■______ walla atlll echo to their ringing \oicea, may there gain a
x'Joad a ««*»»«#«> a»aistm »ii»«* aenae of proportion and n philosophic attitude toward the
las., n iO M s ii T k s II,m l* Is Use
se n su a l t u n s f a t i s i l M s d D ill- problem* of today. The nntion’a fmindntlona were laid In a
for a few year# after
time of trouble and turmoil, but wejl and atrongly laid, the-Except
"great freeze" of *88, whan
neverthelvBH, fitted to Btund 4b# atorma and -ahocka-'of n ha moved lo . California, Mr.
more complicated but no leaa climatic era.
Chase has -always lived In Flor
Kinds Of Parties
BIBI.B VERSE FOR TODAY
HUT DO NOT 8TOP WITH
MATERIAL 1‘ R O H P K R I T Y .
RIVE FOR RICHES THAT
DURE INTO ETERNITY.—3
John ,I:St I wish above all.thing*
that thou maytst prosper. ‘ J
S
On# report fiotn Ruxiia list it
that Prrmwr il>Vn it lulfriing
I tom tantfr: anotiirr'that lie it
tkati- Bul.tpur. I" )hh ,U J aat
o i V -lllllu L li.tu l
One. of the bleaaingn of. American polltlca, if. there can
be any particular bleaaedneHH in mtch tnattera, ia the aimpllclty of the American mind. Foreign pplitlca, eapeolally
on the Continent of Europe, tend to be overwhelmed with
ao many kinds anti degreen of pnrties that it la ttaually dif
ficult to establish nod maintain the main inaue at stake.
There are side vsauea here, to lie sure, nnd lately there
neems to lx* a little more spreading of political problems;
hut In general our avatem ia Irased on one main national
.Unite, with three or four minor rontesta trailing on behind.
Mostly thin method works very well/We recommend It
to* nations overspas whtrh accumulate ao many different
political forms and strains that administrations tend to fall
apart befonLlhr^JiUYE had n -fnjrrriranct to_op«r*te
W* »** where Bcrnarr Mac
What Do You Want? t
Faddcn hat announced hit candi4
dacy for governor of FlotQa,
**0»r life la frittered away by detail . . , The nation la
which, it teemr lo ui, leaves the ruined . . •. by want of calculation and a worthy aim . . .
situation Just alrout where it was
It lives too-fiat," -- Thoreatt
before.
________
Millions of Amerlran men and women fritter away
Dorothy Thompton quotes Hen
ry Wallace at saying. “ Uh# the
Quakrn and Melhodixti. Cemmun4att~wint p**c»,"'baT ih# »ddw
''Seldom hat a.rematk of mora
ineffable idiocy been uttered. A
be ik theiii of Communitm it
(hat war, international and civil,
u inevitable."
.
their liven with n thousand details, of which nine hundred
vet them nowhere -- certninly not nenrer happiness. They
live fast, hut neither hnrd nor deep. They live.too faa{ lx?:
rause th(T^^h*t EirovrWhero they nre Roing, and sf» have
to hurry to get there. They can't simplify their lives liecause they have never simplified their thinking.
These millions have never stopped long enough to fig
ure out an nim that's worth having-They don't really know
what they want. .
•
’
Down in Miami, the City Men•|er, a former FBI agent, deeffrts 'The Heal J» on" ai far
at (ambling w >"ncaxitdw Thi*'u
unuauil for this time of year,
and may drive iptnc of the big
operaldrt toward the central and
northern part of the state. But
that U one clau of "touriit" which
we don't need around- here.
• The Cenius Bureau report* that
public employment'—that i>, city,
county, state and federal—is now
at a record high, Some S,808,000
peraom drew $1,180,000,000 in
pay ftqm U. S. taxpayer! duiiag
the month of October alone. That
mean* that about one out of .every
ten perioni privately employed
U working for wmi government
•
. .
Mri. Alfred i. DuPont he* do
nated $36,000 to the Univtmty
oj Florid* (or the ttlabliihmcnl
oi •* tcholatxhip fund lo assist
deriving students financially onable to m##l lh#ir own #xp«ni#s
while in college, Pr#iid«nt Miller
o( tbt slat# institution has just
announced. Tb* DuPonls havt
mad# a great d#al oi money io
yean gone by, hav# arcompiishfd
a great deal of good with il.
Wliile the United Stat#s is fitt
ing its muscles in th# direction of
Ruuie and sending Marines into
Greece and Palestine on th? preHal of preserving order, it it
so short of manpower that aven
the Navy Hat to put one of its’
giant flattops in drydock when it
sends thr other to tha Medilersanean became it dots not have
men enough to operate them both.
(Xir‘ policy nowadays seems lo b«
talk loudly and cany * little
. Unfaithfulness is not the great•at criasa which husband or wife
caa commit against». die partner
"till death do us part," aecofdiog
to a Judge ia this Reno divorce
nulls whoso experience in hun
dreds of marital suits should
qualify him to speak. Selfishness,
•dravsgsnce.
vanity, nigging.
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PROGRAM S
Station WTRR
January 10, 1048
Santoi
Dear Air. Dean:
We hope you can find a little
space in an early issue for the
(oliowing announcement:
"The rorty fifth annual lunch
eon meeting of the Children's
Home Society of Morlda, 'Morida> Greatest Charity,' will be
held at th# Oeorgb Washington
Hotel at Jacksonville, Florida,
lliuraday noun, January 22nd.
Everybody In Florida is invited
to attend, but luncheon reserve-,
lions mutt ba sent tn advance
to Marcus C. "Daddy" Fagg,
403 Consolidated Building, Jack
sonville.
•
"The guest speaker will be 8 .
Kendrick Guernsey of Jacksonville,
President ol
Rotary Internattonal, who wtu ba Introduced by
Governor MUIard F.‘ Caldwell 'o f
Tallahateee, who will make a
brief address on ‘ Y/hct Florida
l r Doing c o r Id Children.'
"Over 53,003 hemtlm. and dis
advantage children hav* reeslved
tha aid and rare of the tlume
Society during th» forty fivj
year period, according to Supt.
Fagg—the entire work bring aupported entirely by voluntary gifts
of - raonty, foodstuffs and chil
dren's wearable*.
"The ‘ Jloclsty now of fere ID
Service* to about i,6oo children
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W H U T H t O W I dTA'SE
S O M lB o D Y M l K
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
’ IM
Moscow denials of rumors that
Premier Stalin is dead will, one
suspects, be received with relief
■In the capitals of the Western
P A Y ia J * I T fjO -H d v J ! !
Democracies against which the’
Soviet leader ia directing the
Communist assault.
I quite realise that such -a
statement seem* to contain, con
flicting thoughts — and 1 could
l>e wrong in my viewpoint. How
ever, it strike* me that we are
dealing with an idea which at
first blush seem* absurd and yet
actually ia correct — In abort,
with a first class paradox. My
reasoning is this:
•
The conflict between .the Rus
sian bloc and the Western pow
ers is in such a dangerous state
that a bad ini^-step could pro
due* another world war. ' Both
sides recognise this and are pro
ceeding -sHth care because neither
wants to see a third global up
heavml. Thus so long as steady
hands remain tu control in each
camp, iha liklihood of a major
explosion in the near future iin’t
great.
.
"
Well, now, Stalin's word ia
supreme and final In Russia. For
more than a score of years his
. p o l i c i e s have dominated both
liy ASSOCIATED PRESS
'home affaire and foreign rvlaA cold wave, whipped along by ||0ns, including the handling of
winds upwards o f . 25 miles an the Bolshevist world revolution
hour, was bearing down on the fof the spread of Communitm.
north central states again today, |||* foreign policy, while going
threatening to bring tero tem- the Tull limit of daring, in th#
petal urea -as- tae -south as north- |nler»n 'Ot~ Soviet expansion,' np-
M AD,
HE A W ' N E V O n ’
H A D W H O T io n U V
ida. First In Hanford, next In
JaeksonviUe. and since 1928 In
Winter Park. In each of those
. . be
:.j identified himcommunities
self with all _good civic, and so to control inflation.
eta! movements.
“ A program of th# contemplat
give three ed magnitude will bi costly and
“ A man can only
i
hia name, hla
things to cauaaai: t m
___________
time ami hi* money. Mr. ^Chaaa p.#n people. Th# benefits lo be
gave all three.
' *.
.
j gsim-d, however, far outweigh the
"In Sanford as a young man, immediate sacrifices."
ha aasoclated himself with Gen.
Secretary of 8taU Marshall
Henry 8 . Sanford In the devel- .-*ttnllarly said America’a "most
optpent of the town that now fundamental Interests" argued for
bears the Genrial s namr and
program,
which is known fsr and wide aa
jjr i t |^.
*
the celery center of tli# *#untry.
“ Europ# mu*t t>* reatorrd if a
He atlU 4* a member of.the «an* j urabI#
,, l0 u >tU|„^r.
ford Praabyterlan Church.
T>
t...
Hsnk—one of the fr o t t s t fi
nancial inilitutioru of Florida or
oldest' Utrectos-of Iha bank. He
was a member of 1 ha Rotary
Club of Jacksonville and a lead
er of th* Boy Scout* which in
terest he has kept up till hit death.
For years he has bean •a Direc
tor of the Florida Children's Homo
—an Institution ' that hat done
m art'for undvrprtTllfivJ \ihlliiifli
than perhaps any' Institution of
its kind in the country. During
the First World War lie servxd
on the Liberty Loan Commission
and waa manager of the Hoovei
European Relief Campaign In
Jacksonville,.
"In 1U20 .Mr. and Alra, Chats
and their daughter came to Win
ter Park, th# year after Mr*.
Holt ami I came here. They builtS lovely and holliitable home on
lake Osceola and at once en
tered into the life of the town.
Mr. Chase became a valued Tru*
tee. pt Rollins College where hi*
•age advice at trustee and com
mittee me*)tings won the respect
and admiration of all. For hi»
many concrete service# to the col
lege, Rollins In IU36 conferred up
on him It* "Decoration of Hon
or." About this time ha became
a director also of the Hungerford
School for hi* interest in helping
colored people, especial!/
‘ ho** lu hi. employ at Sanford,
'HHiirily to tnko to the wootla, but
w sntto do L d «hf» cot odt . J . - " - K
hut is most valuable in llie^ Live |on| )ifrtivn«* grow from om of
nk thia in what Thoreau meant, th* most backward to one of thj
SANFORD FORUM RADIO
£F A M AN
most forward of American states,
he naturally was much interested
in Florida hbtory. H e . devoted
much tlihe to thia interesting
ureutt which was recognised by
ia being made President Of thir
Merida Hlsrurical tSwiaty from
1938 to 1939. I have heard him
read paper! on aarly Florida his
tory-som e of them personal rec
ollection*-that were so vivid and
entertaining that one could realls# somythiog of.tha early life
of Florida whl#h Air. Chase knew
so well.and of which ha was a
part
. "These are but • few of the
activities and interest* -of thf
good man-and good dtia«n whoa#
name w* ere hare to hanar today,
" l Ilka to think- of him best,
however, as neighbor and friend.
Perhaps hia going ends an era
both In Florida and Winter Park.
' "There cannot be many, If any,
in the Slate who Jived and loved
the early days of Florida and
R
..fly S L Y. RRUa i . .
..
..... - Touehton Drag Co. ” 7- —
order/ of Importance," he said,
"and should not be complicated
now by introducing discussions of
other parts Vif the wurMJ*-peeled to range •• low as 25 be
lawls Douglas, U. 8. Ambassa low and In northwestern Wiscon
dor to Great Britain, also was * sin 5 to 16 below.
witneta Iwfore the Senate com
At Chicago tha minimum was
mittee. lie said thia country expected to be no lower than 16
should lie "prudent" In the exer above.
cise of any Influence to change
The only subxero spots’ on to
western Europe’* political and day's weather map were in Pem
economic custom#,
bina, N, D., which had -7,' and In
New England where Concord. N,
II.. reported -II, Lebanon, N. IL,
rose in after life to such a high •17 and Holton, Maine, - 10.
and cnnipicuous position as Josh .The temp«rature in New Eng
land was due for a .sharp rise to
ua Chase.
- “ Today there are very few left day and tonight, Kenny *ald, but
in Winter Park of that magic added that much colder weather
circle of literary lights and di»- could l»e expected In that area
tingulibed men and women of af •gain tomorrow.
Elsewhere throughout the na
faire who fifteen or twenty years
•go made Winter Park the rub tion, temperature# were at or
*raaonal
normal,
with
tural renter It still la. largely near
through their life here Wintar Brownsville, Tex., reporting the
Talk became one uf tho most in nation’s high yesterday at 80 de
teresting and worthwhile ama’ I gree*. Lo* Angeles had 77 and
'communities In the South, if not
the-country. In this cosmopolitan
oup none were morp b#lov#d
-Jewish Agency
an Atr. and Mrs. Chaaa.
ir s r tlis # ! Ii m
P a ir ( M l
••Tli# Ins* of Mr.. Chase wtftild
sc#m Irreparatite did we not know slightly .more than lk.000.600
that each best, when past, make* « V 6,000,000).
The name of tha Jewish state
room for a n#xt b*»t that shall
fit the age which ia ovcf re and ID capital city are still be
ing disensaed, ha said, adding that
newing Itrslf.
"May w» who remain k#«p long tha capital “ will not be Jerusa
In our mincla and heart# the in - lem, axid it It unlikely that It krill
•
splratlim of thla eood husband, be Tel Aviv."
father,* brother, uncle, friend,, ‘ He aald that planning for. the
neighbor and cillsen who through new aUte D being dune even on
out his long, happy and auereaa- ■uch specific detail* aa "th# num
ful life fought the good fight ber of rooms and typewriter*.’’
A legal committee la dealing
and kept th# faith.”
■
with the structure of the ny*
state's court system and the prob
of whether to repeal, revise
8T. PETERSBURG Jan. 12 UP) lem
— Adolphus Blair, 88. a*#oclaUd or reenact e x I a t i n g Palestine
with the Ho John D. Blair, Jr.,
storage warehouse company of
Richmond, Va., died in a hotel
D r. Charles L.*P<
iRits) hare last night.
Optometrlat
Survivors Include hla wife, Mrs.
Sanford Atlantic Bk
Elisabeth Crutchfield Blair; son*
Haora: »-lt I-*
PI
Adolphus, Jr. and Drewary Blair
Bat. t-IS
•nd a sister, Mrs. Carter Scott,
•lldf Richmond. >
"
you to eliminate it by checking
teeth, tonsil*, and stomach.
Good dentrlfic#* used rtgu-,
Istly are important In keeping
teeth and gums free from food
deposits which often contribute
to an unplaasant breath. Re
liable- druggists carry a com
plete line of the best dental
•Ida.
This is the 100th of a series
of Editorial Advertisements
appearing In this paper eacM
Atonday.
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4A.MIM.K P R IM A R Y E LE C TIO N
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DEM OCRATIC P A R T Y
Tuesday, M ay 4,1948 .
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Dtetilee No. I
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Delegates Seek Rep]
On Elsenhower Dra
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Never Know
M O N D A Y , J A N . 12. 1048
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
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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 K fD A
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Engagement Told Of
Miss Martha Adams
Social Calender
Th* Rainbow Girls will have
their first meeting al H.-UO P. M.
|n the Masonic Halt.
L . , • TUESDAY
-J ■
The Fidelia Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet at the
bonuVif Mr*. K. H. Smith, 110
(Vest Nineteenth Street, at 8:00
P. M. with Mrs. R. A. Wllllsm*
*
*
The Pilot Club will hold its dirt
ier meeting In the Tourist Cen
ter at 8:80 P. M. Kenneth WackW, president of the Winter Park
Rotary Club, will bo the speaker.
The Woman'a Bible Class of
the First Baptist Church will
nect at 7:30 P. M. at the church
ha^unlor High School P.T.A.
adll meet at 3:.T0 P. ,M.‘ preeedAI
Was
ls e *
I . A Ml - . l ’
I M m .i
a * * 4 . 4 lT
by etho
board'
meeting
at ’ 3i30
P. M.
.
The Sanford chapter of llada*
tab will have a luncheon meeting
it tho Community Center, on Six
teenth 8treet between . Magnolia
knd ’ Palprctto Avenues, at 1:00
P. M.
The 0 .- A.» of the First lu p •Ist.Chyrch will meet at thajionui,
You will never1 know, if you
wait for your friends to tell
you, that you have an unpleas♦ h H.1rath, for th#v would not
risk hurting your fellings . . .
neither will th#y stop ^eing
your frleqd*But your doctor or, dentist
will advlso you frankly If you
o ff.
f i l l Sl-jr.ln* IWvmlun*
sitp Mortis* M*4lliUon
Sit* Wo,14 ItounSsp
Silk ta«l s»4 Pausd
Si«S Skoprer'i S*r*»*4s
»i4S mitckls’ Time
1S;SS Kssdlln* N«w»
ISiSt B*toloot* e*r*n»d»
li:i i Church of Chsut
tS:4S Hire*, of si stogy
ItsSS N*w* sa4 ('nmawmsrr
Hilt Top* lo Pop*
land and Jacksoi^tlle. with Ra- till* Porn, Show
reiving Homes In<each of thaaa ItltS World Today
liras MSS risk
r• Homs Society
MStlsr* *t Mayfair
from ail parts of Florid* are sl iseet t'nd.r
Capllnl Itoms
•xpectad to atDnd the big mret- lie* IU, Nos* Itsseb
s ia Sanford Ing In Jacksonville You cen. s ss Nasfsm. sh*ue*i
or ala yean ttri"
9 : M . M e lo d ic W b u p u s
S 'H Uih m * Amiga*
Very gratefully,
14! rtnudly W , Stall
M am a C. Fagg
site Names *« '•#* Nbwyi
. State Superintendent.
like of everything Sulirt standi
ior, the feet remains that he la
one of the moat powerful leader*
ef all hUfory, and hie leadership
la baaed* on undoubted genius.
Having aaid thla it may be point
ed out that powerful Icaderahlp
and t e n i u a aren't neceaaarily
qualitlea of goodneaa.
Sulin, more than any other In
dividual, would aeem to be re
sponsible for the building of Rus
sia's houa? of Communitm. He
inherited theoriea but the inter
pretation and piactical applica
tion have been hla. And. apart
frofn -hla -political and economic
operation*, he ia given credit for
having been in fact the Com
mander In Chief of the Ruaalan
force* during the late war. Ail
strategy la aald to have passed
through hla handa.
Of course, there are many ob
servers who believe that when
Stalin doe* give up the helm of
atate, the succeeding regime may
be comprised of individual* who
may sacrifice discretion to ambi
tion and that thus Communism
will be weakened. Obviously that's
■-bit of wishful thinking which
la on the knees of the gods.
In any event, the known quali
ties of 8talin as Chief o f’ State
would sfem to be preferable to
uncertainties in these perilous
lociatiun will have a luncheon
meeting at . 12:00 o'clock at'the
jemlnole Country Club. Contests
tnd a tournament wjll follow the
Beeting.
Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E.
B., wM meet in the Masonic Hall
U 8:llB P. M.
,
The Grammar School Parent
Taachers Association will meet at
1:30 P. M. In the school auditor!rm. The board will, meet at 2:30
Free Methodists To
Have Convention
1- R r l M. C. Beilew, supci
3*nt Sf the foikeiand and Miami
Utstricts of the Fre> Methodist
Church, announced today that thd
-:hurch and friend* of the' Lake‘and ‘District will meet for a ten
lay holiness Convention Jan. IB
IS at the camp grounds on West
ifln# Street In Kissimmee.
.
The principal speaker will I*
lev. R. B. Campbell of Green-
-Iw -a—1-ceuliful aftrmnnir
mony Ariel I-eslie Gantt of West
Palm' llearh. daughter of Mr. ami
Mr*. Sanford II. Gantt of New
nioomfit-ld. Tenn., I.camr the
bride of Roliert H. Statkc, son of
Mr. and M r t.A .C .’ SU rir of thi*
city. The double-ring ceremony
was -performed liy Dr. J. B. Root
assisted by Rev. J. K. McKinley
at the First Mrthodlit Church at
2:00 o'clock on Saturday after
noon.
Forming a lovely setting for
the ceremony tall haitkrls held a
profusion of while gladioluses
and fern and palm* were placed
at each side of the rostrom.
Branched candelabra held burning
white tapers and marking the
family pews were graceful spray*
of tthit«a gladioluses tied with
whit# satin ribbon. The decorating was done in the church by
member* of the Sanford Garden
Club under the direction of Mr*.
II. II. Coleman.
prior.to the ceremony Airs. J.
L. AfrKwan, orgsnist, rendered a
program of nuptial music and Airs.
W. fi. Flcminaa sang "Because"
and "I larve
TrultC'.__fcThe
IradntonaT- wedding fnairnei were
The bride, who was escorted to
the altar hv Air. Starke, wore a
white bridal gown of silk lersey
which featured a fitted bodice
With long sleeves. A graduated
tunic fell from the waistline and
extended into a long train. Her
fingertip length veil fell from a
tiara of orange blossom* and she
carried a -wlftfr Hibl* >iv*n in
Tic7 by ihe groom. Topping the
tdbl* was a white orchid from
which -fell long white ribbon
streamers amt orange blossoma.
The matron-of-honor, Mrs. A.
J. Jackson of Fwt PJrrcr, wore a
gowp fintilar to that of the
brlile'a in a dusty pink‘shade. Her
dress also featured the graduated
tunic ' and she wore- matching
glove*. Her flower# were In the
form of a bracelet bouquet and
consisted of white roses which
•he also Wore In her hair.
Dr. A. C. Starke of Easton.
Penn, served thls brother as best
man and ushers were Mr. Jacksou and Fordyce Russell
. Preceding the ' bridal party
down thv aisle were’ the tiny
flower girl, Kay Ivey, and the
ring bearer, John Mann.. Little
Alls* Ivey wore a gown of powder
blue taffeta with pink rose* in
her hair from which fell • short
blue writ.
She carried a pink
basket of lose petals,
-The mother of tho groom. Mis.
Starke, wore a gown of royal
blue trimmed wtih nsatthing tequlni. White tuberose*, gardeni
as and chrysanthemums mad# up
immediately following the cere
mony a reception was bHd at the
Starke home on Alrltonville Ave
nue. J-arge arrangement* of
white snapdragons, chrysanthe
mum* and fern were used in de
corating' the living room which
was Illuminated With white tap
er*. The dining talde vrae over
ommbsion on evangelism.' Other laid with a lace doth made by
rialtorg foV the convention will Ire tha grandmother of the groom.
[>r. H. J. tang, president of At one end of the table was a
Ireanvillr College and Rev. C. U. thrce-ticred wedding cake topped
Arrhcr. field rrprraenUtive of with a miniature bride and
groom. A eilvcr coffee aervicc
Irwenville College;
Meetings will be held dally at wax placed at the other rjid of
10:30 A. M.. 2:36 P. M. and 7:30 the table and waa presided over
P. M, and morning prayers will by . Mr*. Runsell. Punch wa*
‘M held at the tabernacle /st 7:00 served from • smaller table and
A. M. Sunday morning service# the white, snapdragons and chry
will be held at 11:00 A.M. and Sun- santhemums were also used in
(iay tjiool at ,1:30 P. M. Friends decorating the dining room. Oth
hnd tourists are cordially Invited er# assisting In serving were Mr*.
i o . attend the'macing. Rev. Dal- Pearl Hanacll and Mr*. W. K.
8 mllh,
.
,
lew stated.
For traveling the bride wore a
navy blue aerge suit with black
Kceeaaqriaa ’ and a white orchid
corsage.' Aft^r a short wedding
acaranda Cirde
trip Air. and Atr*. Starke will re
side in 8 t* Petersburg where Mr.
________ __________t.Btarke wilt worV-with the Na-
rvs j a ^ s a a r s ' i s ;
icarooda. Circle of the . Sanird '.warden Club )*•• beW on
rlday afternoon at the’ home of
Ira. L. I. Hughey bn Palmetto
vanue.' A general discussion
•» held by the group regarding
m different species of hibiscus,
to club flower. All members
to. attend the I
*pn Monday add Tuesday by Mrs.
g’aul Ochiltree of Aliami at the
llayfalr Inn. The lectures will
lie devoted la flower material and
■rrRMftfitMl. *•
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I T 5 j ^ trw n., Mra. .Fred Gan-
wedding Included L. Coston of
West l*alm Retch. Mr. end Mr*.
L. Iscrhardt and Mr. and Mr*.
Gordon Rogers of Lakeland, Dr.
SUrke of Easton, Penn., Air. and
Mrs. A. C. Mcljeft and -Mrs. C.
tasoen of 8 L Petersburg and Mr.
and Mri. Jackaon of Fort Pierce.
Y.W^A. M «t A t Home
O f Mrs. H. E. Turner
jthe group,which w’xiTregnrt/uUy
fcccrpDd. Those attending w«w
airs. John Courier. Mrs. B. J,
piethvln, Mre. J. Boy Britt. Mre.
Charla* .Forrester. Mrs. R. 0 .
Hickson. Mre. L, L. Bill, Mre. S.
“
, .|ami Mrs. Gilbert Erwin Stc.her
ra. Goniun Sweeney •of Wgehawken, N. J.
,
ay to attend the, Thia announcement’ I* o f partlGift Show in At-1 eular Interest in thi* city a* the
] bride-elect is a former tvsiclenr
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j of Sanford. having rompielcd her
II irgrrt to Iram - rsriv edumtten. here and t« a
rl Moss is eonfitu-d grniluatr of S e m i n o l e High
rc •Memorial llospi- School. . With her family 'she.
Sonny Tuft* iy out to take love in this scene ftuiu “ Swell Guy,
ltut|i Werr irk. A Cnivciear Picture with Ann illyth, ahnwing
Hit* Theater Tuesday sinl Wednesday. • t
Mrs. Thrasher Honors Jefferson Program
Mrs. Gray. With Tea
Held At DAR Meet
Air. and Mr*. B. F. Currie have!
aa tholr guests Air. Currie’s moth*r and dirot her, Mr*. D. S. Currie
and Jamts Currie, of Raefurd, N. j
wedding which will !*• an event
of Feb. 0 at St. Luko- Cathedral
in Orlando, will l>c knnounerd
later.
ii.ii
Mr*. D. I Thrasher entertain
»sl on Saturday nfirrnoon with
an infoimal lew honoring Airs.
Dial Gray of Laurens, S. t\ who
is the gur«t of her daughter and
*ondn law. Senator and Mr*.
Lloyd F. Hoyle. Gethera dai*ies
aere u*e»l In deenrating through
out the room* of the Thrasher
homo. Ata»ut^_ ta guests .called
(luting the afternoon.
Tlionias Jefferson wa- the. *uhject o f the program directed by
Mrs. K. E Houmlllat for the re
gular nicetlng of the Sallir lint
ii-oi* Chapter of the Daiiglitera
o f tho AmerWin BevoltHion'hrld
i event ly at the home of Mr*. E.
E. BoD on 1'ftk Avenue. Mi'*. E
It. Clements served a* co-honte—
for thr luetOiog.
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-Following the opening net vices
a pa|>er was read Bjr Mr*. II J.
l-ehman b n . the high , light* of
Jefferson's life. In her'talk -he
pointed out the fait that Jeffer
son aa* a fine violinist and us n
trihut* to him Mi»s Ann l.ovell
rendered two violin selection* lo
the a c c o m p a n I men I ' of Mi*.
Grorgo Touhy at the piano!
iC-candueiun, of H»: 0*0giaiu hifslnc** w«» resumcl und
western featuies ,,t Republic ibis routine matter* dwcussed. Dole
year, all of them' ivp«itrd Ui be gatv* Weii- ck-cleir for the -t.it,•
"A " production* with "name" ronffrenci! to In- held In lVn-aplayers.
.
cola the la*t of Marth.
.
Thi* may lo- It,-public•'» njtawei
Afjer the. busliH'iui mcrting n
lo Roy Roj-vr* who, like Gen# Tra was hclil with Air*. A. W.
Autry befio. him, ha* loam tiff l-cc and Mr*. Houiuillat pir-siding
ing with the studio. Aside fiom at the tea table, Those attend
tho picture*, Elliott will also ing tho meeting were Air*. !,. P.
tour with hi* rodeo thi* year. Hagan, ti-gent, Air*. CTcnoitls,
Alr*. Henry W, Hold and rhlldren hate arrived for a vl*tt with
Air*. Hold’* parent*. Mr, and Mrs.
R. H. Aluirhcad at Ibelr'homC on
Brisnen Avenue.
Mr*. Elisabeth Nelson plan* to
arrive on Wednesday from Iaivcland, O, to spend revcral week#
with Afr*. Charles E. Ginn. AI*o
visiting with Mr*. Glim for thu
winter months are Mr, nod Mrs.
R.- 0. Schneider of Gahanna. <>.
'M r!. John L. Ragan and young
daughter, Angela Lynn, of Tav
ares have returned to the homo
of .Mrs. Kagan'* parent*. Air. and
Mr*. George McCall., front ' .the
Fern*ld Laughton Memorial Hot-
Mr«. Brown Resigns
From Ixora Circle
The resignation o f Mr.*. Rich
ard Brown a* treasurer wa.* re
gretfully accepted By the Ivor*
Circle of the Sanford Garden Club
at its regular meeting held da
Friday at 2:30 P, At. ut the Lome
of AlrA. M. 8 .*\Viggiu* on Mag
nolia Avcnu*. Air*, ltruwn ex
plained to the group that lar re
signation wax due to t|v fait that
she la tnuving from Sanford to
Orlando. Airs. G. D. l!l«hop, Jr.
aa* appointed a* trr*»nrrr in
Airs. Itrovv-i!* place..
Mr*. E. A. Covington .an* the
gue*t speaker for the meeting
and bad a* her subject camrllin*.
Rot) call wax answered by cm h
member with the naming of a
favorite rainrlliq,
Mr*. V. f . Ilt-ndcisuii wa* ap
pointed ax chairman of Ihe ^ id l
ing caideti committee. Tb„»i*
picaent for the meeting were
Alts,, nj I.,' Perkin*. <lr„ Atr*.
James McLIhannon, Mr*. Charles
Vodoplch, Air*. Rrmvn. Mr*. Edaaid Higriti*, Jr., Mr*. Hemh>rson, Mr*. George Thuislon, Alts.
Jame* Higgins. Mr*. Rishnp. Mr*.
Jamo* Crgpp.. and guest. Atr*.
Officers Elected. At
Dirt Gardeners Meet
Election of nfficurs wa* held at
the foonthly meeting of the Dirt
Gardeners Girele of the Sanford
Ganlun Club on Friday morning,
at 10:60 A. Al. at -the home of
-Mr*.. Clyde Rumscy, All present
officer* .were- te-vfccted tu serve
for the new year and are as fol
bel*. Bruce and Compgny, insur-, lows Air/. C. E. (Jinn, chaitmani
•ncc underwriters. 114 plane to Air*. Myron Smith,, vice chnlre
study for atiAit '/our 'months in man; Mr/. Fnulyrr Russell, s«cColumbia after which: Mr. and retarv-treasurer.*
Delegate* eleciisl to attend the
Mre. Drown will returtt to Flor^
Ida and make their home In Or- yearly Garden Club cooventlnn
to la- held In Jacksonville some
time in April were Air*. Ginn and
Mr*. Rutucll with Atr*. 8 . C.
Dickeryon and Mr*. \V. A. Flit*
Breakfast Held At
a* alternates.
Those attending the meeting
Mayfair Saturday, (Were
Mrs- Dickerson, Alra. C. W.
* A breakfast honoring: Miss Les Baker. Mrs. Al. N. Cleveland, Atr*.
lie Gantt and-Robert Jl. SUrke, Harry Ileeren, Atr*. FltU, Air*.
wheae marriage was ah event of Ginn. Alra. I). C. Howard, Mr*.
Edward McCall, Mr*. Jaffc Mar.
8atnrday afternoon, was held at pdnalrf,
Ramsay, Mr*. Smith,
10:00 o'clock on Knturtlby morn Mr*. II. Mn>.~
N. Sayer Mrs. Russell,
ing at the Mayfair. Inn. As a sur
Prise to-M in (ixntt in hotior'uf AD,. Ilela-rt ..Williams. Mr*. It
her birtluiay and for Dr/ A. C. W. Wilkie, Afra. Jarars Wright,
Starke of Easton. Penn., who will Mr*. Ben Monroe and • new
celebrate hla on Wednesday, menilwr, Mrs. Emmett McCall.
“ Happy Birthday" wa* played .for
them by Mrs. Font/ea • Rgaaall Four New Members
and a birthday cake waa riiL
Join Mimosa Circle
Those enjoying tha breakfast
were MDs Gantt und Mr. SUrke,
Mre. C. taasen of St, Petersburg.
Four pew members were wel.
Dn SUrke. Mr. and Mre. A. C. eomcl into the Mimosa Circle of
Starke. Mr. ami Airs. A. C. Af’l-" the Hanford Garden Club at tinregular meeting of the group held
on kriday morning at the home
of Airs. Floyd Palmer. * Officers
elected are the same aa for the
Ian year and suv a* f«dlows: Mrs.
Eslxgrr, chairman: Mrs. J. M.
Cameron, vice chairman; Mre. W.
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Richard Ha>dn‘» first chmc a*
a director . . . Sonny TufU a ill
nwkr a western, ’The Wrangler,"
for Harry J>v Brown. Ho turned
down a role in “ The Three Mu«keteer*" for m-oJa reasons . . .
ManhalU'U baa an estimated
Waller Huston will lo* able to IMI.OUO vehicle* mi it* *tr,H:l*
make
gu<**t ap|a-srnnce every day,
in sou Jolui’s "Key Largo.” Pop
Iliuton wilt plav.a bus ill " i i
. . . lairry ParkV xult to tirrak
hi* t’olumhin rnntract goes to
court• Feb. .'A
Kslbur William* and Ben Gage
are lie adll*#-f«r Arapulcn tu
month.
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^ H ^ V A t t O N B P H* O
Mrs. Ochiltree Given
—. - -Party By .(-irile
entertaincl on .Thursday night
Pi ior to the annual Kiw atil* iiulic*j
with, a coektail port) at their
■homo on Valencia ’ Drive. Tint
rooms of the Philips' hotoo im o
decorated wjtlt lovely -arrange,
ment* of gladioluses and gleet)*
Delicious canape* ard ■ailed
nuta were served with the cock
tail*. Ainotn* those invited Won'
Jlr. and Mi*. r.-li Tyto.-M'i. pad
Mr*. Gordon Sweeney. .Mr. unit
Mu il It. Odham. Mr. and-Mr*.
Tom Kirkland- ul Miiarulu, Dr.
»nd Mrs. il. t-. It.wk*. Mr. Atid
Mr». Kvuuclh Wflikrr of JJ-.iit.
land, Aii. and Mis, Edyvin Shits*
liidury. Mr. nml Mi* Hoy Gicun,
Mr. add Mrs Jack Kittignn, Mr.
and Mr*. Fred Williams. M;s.
I'ainilla Utuce und •Itichnrd lVai,
Dcmonstralion CJub,
Has Ucurular Meeting
Tin- Sax ford llnmo Demonstra
tion Clnh hold It* regular pm-!,
ing ut the borne o f ’ Sirs. It. W.
I.il'iiim-ott on Tbui-lnv afternoon
with Mr*. C. i'. PVnoior, Sr. amt
Mi*. It. M. Ihirtis os m-hiuii'-ief.
Mi* i inula Wilson. Count* Home
Itwrrbntlrution Atrrnt. guv an ilhistrhlcd teU. on tli ■ "\tt uf
Itiriidiimkio::".
w
.
'Hit- . group ' dc-t-i, i if, order
►Litt hahtfor- ntid i-o't ,• d hcltli-r* v, lii. ti mill I f (or afn by tho
I’lliti. Ml* J. b‘. I.enU "ill be id
rlmtge of tli|> pt/jt-it.
M<*. S. C. D' : .< - -on i ike to
i |i<- group on f/rlt rrrt t, ’u>we«t’
boa *ii giftfl-nml |i-op:u#-it i AfHI on Violet* -ml void ab- ,. lifter*
uu) niatit fr»-«l
Mi.* I it-dnJolt
inn* a n angemeiit. I: ■■■.' ik
that Jin- Fl'bltlf 1 y 1" •
v
be held at tin- Ti'.'i' t C it. r
Hi-fmdmtrni« >. 1 1■. v
the
follow (•
• 1 •
giii-«t<: Mr-, tt. A. 11unt 1 r,
llrmtic Wjtliam,. Mi . N> tt!c
II-. Mr,. VV A. M. M ill-n,
niond,’ Mi« Dh'iii pun.
Burn*. Atr*. Sl'iwtor,
T'tKolt. Alt*. Hugh K;
fit, n. N. Y., Mr < Edward It,
Practically nil the World's jute Joiu-s,
ltoynl Oak, Ms
latnir amt Mi> jt, J. I’ , , - i.
a new
written
tli#- hospital in -twu wu«k* and
thatll make nobody unhappy ex
cept 4he uurecs. Aftei a week's
rest at h. 'no, thr populai Hrhiio:
will t>c I. it k on hi* air show . . .
Edit m Ib.igan take* hi* radio
niogrnm to the Alardi Gra* at
New Orlrnng, tbrn Houston Feb.
8 and Diiliaa Feb. 1.1 .
John .t’urroll liW«lv \<#tl Join.
John tV.iyne In "Woke of- the
Kid Witch’" and Charles Laugh
ton I* boipg sought for the third
role . . . Dennis P'Kinfe, John
llndiak, Itnndulpli Scott and Ed
gar Kent.nly were among the
film gnlfrrk heading * for Bing
Crosby's
tdurin-v * at
Pebble
sesaton* i-ng enough to partake
of Holly wood’# hospiUllty. ' Louhr
II. Mayt-r tossed • party for the
nawsmen * r hls "hou»c mtd the
•vent we* on# of the season'*
social hicldlghU. Esther Wil
liams: Cary Grant, WirUcr Pldgeon. Chailot Boyer. JJkn Craw
ford, William PoSrcll amhLurrtta
Young of H^Jywno«l mm/Jed with
ober! Mrtaan of Philadelphia,
ent Cooper of New York. Col.
Robert R- McCormick of Chica
go, Ai. K. Gaylord of Oklahoma
City, Pslnior Hoyt of Denver,
J. R. Knowland of Oakland, O,
& Warden of Great Fall*. Mont.,
and Gouge F» Booth of Worces
ter, Ms**., and many others. Kny
Ujialnmrnt was auppliad by MOM
entertainers Including Jaxje Powall, Itctty Garrett and Danny
Thomaa.
7 ^ . »his ol clostic novy hloa
S
Tom Vaughan.
Mr*. Alayim- llixlgkin .and Mrs.
Saik Mens. Williams enii-itainvd
al their home on l-ikt- Onora on
| Saturday afternoon between. Ilif
I Imur* of 4:iwi and ’djOfl o'clock,
with a ten honoring their sister,'
Mre. Wal|er II. IInch of Flu.hing.
N. Y., who l« visiting her mother,
Mr*. J \V. M.-ro
Receiving the guests dining
the appointed hum.- Mire Mr* J.
M. Jackson o f CTtc-cenl City, Mrs.
-Hut h, Mrv_ Mem and Alls. Willitain*. Tile rnnm* wetc attractive
ly ilccoratl’d with calendula- anjl
I snapdragon* in. jryStal contain|crs.
Thi; refrenhim-nt tnldc. pusiiksl
over by Mr*. Mary MiCau!«-y, mo.
overlaid with an Itallnf rut work
•l>.tIs upon which was placed a
silver coffee and tea* service. Stljyrr appointment- were used on
the talde nnJ a Hue howl held a
lovely at tatigcnu lit of »,vt-vt|*kl>.
Served .with the ten <u mffnweir, tiny ' juul|i i>|lurvd »Midwlrhca, yellow mid rtmt-olatc
mint.-', snltiil mils, olives and
.ilhi-r delightful
refreshmonta.
Assisting with llie .eiving wn*
‘ Mi*. Kvuii'lt Moulding.
About 8^ guest* cailid during
llie aftrrniMvn.
The Dirt Grtrdciier* Circle of
the Sanfoid Garden Club enter
tained at tlu- liiinte of Mr*' Char
les K. Ginn .on fUnford Avenue
»n S*turdN> evening at K:nfl
,o'clock honor ing'Mi * ’Paul tb liiltree of Aiinpil. who lin* mi lived
for a series of li.tiiies in San■ford. Tin1 room*
rho Ginn
innnf went JtrlT-tt.Ally .■ln-unil~<V
with arrangement', of whit, ntal
I'iraidy gJioliiitiiM-». whieh Mr.-.
tWhillrve firru-o d nml rrltiflxed
during the evi nitig.
T he .dining tal'le a-** «overed
with a Ian- rlotb nnd centered
with an nrrangenii-nt of fruits
Rervetl fn>nt the dining table, by
Mrs.” It. O, Scliuelilcr, a guest of
Mrs. Ginn, WriY ie«- cream, take,
roffet*, salle<l nut.- nml candies.
Among th.'«e ntlcniiing Were
Mrs. J. H. Alenlck, Mrs. W. II Mis. A. W. Epi •, Miv S- r Die.
Tunnicliffe, Air*. A. C. lletiMin kelson. Mr-. Janie- Gut, Mis D
Mi* l-«-c. Mr*. Roumillnt, Mr* C Mowaid. Mr*. M N. Cleveland.
Touhy, Miss Lovell, .Mr*. It-h
and a visiting Daughter. Airs.
O m it* tiluqeciplirr uf Day+nn
Hollywood
Mr*. Sarah lifts left today by
plsne to return to her home In
Lo* Angeles, Calif. 8hc has Ix-vn
staying with her daughter, Alls*
Pauline Dell, gt the ,M»yfMir loo-
A T U *™
-
Mrs. Bach Honored
Coektail Party Is
By Sisters With Tea
. Given By Philip
Of interval to many friends ip
Sanford and I'er.ttai Florida is
the announcement made by Mr.
and Mr*. John Odent Adam* of
Orlando.. f>1 the— engagement d
Miss Gantt Wed To
Robert H. Starke
I'A G K TH R E E
e-
oqd whits, inoted by Chorm ol Miami
*
for a suit of debonair manner,
The twinging jacket doublo-braaitad with
bold buttons, Iha skirt straight and
‘
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.
slim . . . the whole impeccably tailored In
pure worsted goburdino.|
Jt P. Cullen aa aacretary-treoaor-
1 the scene on Friday night of
IldSl!
Wqrk At Mod.nil#
regular mre ting o f tha A ulca
rip of Uw Ranford Garden
Nr. Hr*. William Marshall
red as cwhoslaaa fo r the mret, Officer# srere aleeted for
aew year a«d tariude Mrs. B.
•
bclcfiatri'Jor the convention to
bo held ii? April In Jacksonville
•re Mrs. Harper apd Mrs. Cun«j
with Atr*.‘ Henry McLaalln and
Mr*. Junq aoumlUai , aa attar^^
v ‘ f, '
Roll call via* answered by each
memli-r naming th eirfavorila
camdlla son (tors wrm paid. 18
rnrtnlxK Ware present for.th g
meeting and two guests, Mrs. W.
W. Cat ter o f Waltcrboro, 8. 0.
Md Mrs- Richard EMbyoy.
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PACE FOUR
Seminole Cagers Defeat Panthers
In 48 To 25 Game Friday Night
The Bern!note Hiirh Settee?1Ciltry Fed r«Kvri topped their first
victory of the 1948 basketball
fM io o .at the filch school-gym
Friday night whm they ripped
the Kiutis Panther ngaregation
for a 48 ,to 28 victory. The llaby
Fed* dropped One of the most
Melting conteiti \rilnc**cd on the
local court in many n day to tho
Baby Panther* by a 22 to 20 More
in the curtain ihImt .
t
T h e T e d * w cre-m U i s trim in n
▼ktory from the opening gun.
They scored eight point* before
the vliitora could mal-t* n goal,
and hy tho end of the first quarter sere pacing the Panthers
with a 10 to 4 *core. At the end
of the first half tho Fed* had a
commanding 3d to 17 margin.
Hoyd Cooper, rangy Fed for.
ward, paced the attack with
seven field goal* and one free
throw for 15 point*, lie was
clotcly follower) hy Fred Seig
rest, who bucketed 12 point*.
The game waa played in re
membrance of Francis Temple,
Seminole High School student,
who passed away recently.
Adison ‘Martin
l* « »
Market Returns
liUSTIS (25)
Flrater, f
Pall, r .....
Palm, f
Martin, c ■»
•Broaidwayr-e
E. Hardin, g
Davt*. e
Dillard. g ....
II. Hardin, g
,
- S VI«
.1 f n i t l i n u - l
o
0
3
0
1
9
ft. Ip
d ..4
2 It
1
0
r
0
x
0
1
7 25
I'liflifi
caiary to. us« the diving equip
ment.
Horn June II, 1017 In Nichols,
Fla., 30-year-old _ Mr. Martin has
been ' employed for several years
by the ‘American Fruit Grower*,
Ine., and for the part year and a
half hn* (erred a* office manager
TiPtBb ttfripany'a TicadqiiaHi n in
Sanford Atlantic National Hank
Building, He'is survived hy the
widow and children, Joyce M.,
Aditon R. Martin. Jr. and
Dwayne, ami tin* parents,
Mi.*
*| PM
iiinl Mr*, W.tV.* C. Martin/
four
Mi
brother*, DavitL 1Lion. tv. C.,
Jr., and Find, nil of StimmcrftrU.
Assistant State A t t o r n e y
Gcorgt* A. tVCottei waa sum
moned by Sheriff Mero and* do
clarrd that no ebrnner*■jury
.would 1m nrrersary. By Satur
day owning the hildge was fully
repaired.
Ilu fj
P « |#
Ob iI
thntanda of down* of lovdy
glhdinli hlof-'oms are produced an
nually In the FoVt' Myers area,
through the Mate Fail and Winter
month* (or marketing Is other
iilatea—but just now, the move-'
mrnt is held up by the recent
ri cord foowfnlls and consequent1
traffic disruption throughout a
vast, less-favored section of the
Nation. Market Manager W. F.
Nehrling hope* to atari- the
gladioli ourtimi on the Fort Myem
IIInrket,
'
In the near future.
"A report from the Fort L f ~_
Market, In addition to revealing
tho peak pure" paid for peppfT
riurliu? the ti-rrk, told of 111o * Me
of 1,500 bushel* of this product
in one dor during the week for
JlOiOOO. Tnmntn price* there have
had a wide .range—going from f 3
» ■i
h n ,
»-* * *
o**»
for the Connolly1* lifeboat*. Ai
med three'hour* later the Coast
Guard »ald the Waite had not
sighted either the lifeboat* or
any wreckage.
The New York Port bf Em
barkation said earlier no injuries
or deaths were reported amoitg
the Connolly’* crew. The weath
er bureau said, however that
wind* of up to 40 mile* an hour
were reported In the area and
that the area had been hit by
showfcr*.
The first eat) for help from the
Connolly,-Wo* Intercepted hero at
about 4:30 A. M. .(K8T). The
message Mid the 4i2-foot, 7,170
gross ton ship was adrift and out
of control as a result of a fire
which atarled in the engine room,
The last report from the Con
nolly Mid the fire was spreading,
but the full cilrnt of damage
wo* not known because the ships
radio went out of commission be
fore it was abandoned, the Coast
Guard said.
The Port of Embarkation said
the chip's master was n Capt.
Koiftelman. Tho transport com
mander is Cant. Charles II. Col
lin* of Camp Kilmer, N. J
The Army, Coast Guard and
Air Force cooperated In directing
rescue ‘ efforts, ■
’ •
. - In addition to the1Waite, tho
Coast Guard Mid the Army trans
port General Cation, carrying.de*
peniTent* of service men, the
freighter Josephine I.ykes and
the Coast Guard Ctlltfr Tamaroa,
were en route to tnc nrra of the
fire. •
5 Quinicla Races To
Be Run At Dog Track
The third week .o f greyhound
raring opens tonight si the San
tp
ford Orlando Kennel Club with
15
?
fenluro ninth event, the Nora
7
Drake Handicap.
Black I-*rry
2
won his first start last Friday
0
night nnd gave very Indication
5
of returning to last season’s form
6
when he .was the track's top mon
1
0 j movement has Just started, and ey winner.
_|rucumber* are living planted for
Robert G. Baird, Kennel Club
general manager, announced that
4H*tho Spring harvest.”
a fifth qulnlela race would be
■,
ndik-d to tonlgljt'a program fol
U.S.
University
Head
In some of the newest steam
lowing repeated requests by
turbines the ' ’buckets” move fast Arrested By Russians many fans. It Is planned to run
er than a rifla bullet.
this new quiniela on the ninth
With this
' BF.RIJN. Jam 12, DPI— Dr. ami feature event.
Herman 11. Wells, President of change in policy the dally double
Indiana University, was arrealed will he run on the second and
LONGWOOI) HOTEL and held for three hours by Sov third races with quiniela events
4«*l err lit. IT-SS, M linu M in tu iet occupation anthorities yester events staged nightly on the
OtUM™
■■* iS a k fa n l
day ns,Russian troops inlonjtifiM fourth, ninth, eighth, ninth and
r a a t i n i:v t iA ii.r r * u c m
tenth contests,
planar*, t s r t a l l i p {■ • r s iik n r S M l a campaign against American*
-njMIUIST'S K N T h lK I
visiting the Soviet* sector of HerFtelrek O slo* s*nr. Iran. SI .SS.
r im
Rsw-Valslttr
PIm m . Im s v n S M
Band! Ilearb, Main Dri**, Itasska
klour other Americans with Dr. Ilean. n «y a l ilrfstt-r, Fr*t CutM.
Faniurt. Uhrl. lint Twister,
SANFORD (48)
fc
Cooper, f ' „
7
srtgrHtr~rJ
b
Yates, f ...
3
1
0
Hurgcton, e .J _
Bowen, g ..... 2
B, Thomoa, g .
*n*
Keeling, g .....
0
C. Thomai, g
ft
1
n
1
0
0
1
2
1.
0
—
20 ft
Osh.
Siran* IISK-I'al.ilt,
JJm
Of
Th* J
N
CE
the Court H.ui-.c, Sanford, Florida nt Two O'
clock on T h t i r n d n y Afternoon, January 15,
1948. . .
IHlh
DM, *TVar
tiara-Pa IWMIy
ftltlt ttara-s/ta Mil*
Obi* L a d y.X . Tippy Golds, Can*,
try Town, Mary lla irb . Lady Boots,
B n ch t Lad*. Woaaarlantl Ould*.
Wttrntb B a rr-A /li Mila
M arly Bursa, Kdltlea, lll.athtad .
Rllsl Holt, list’s lloso, Taunlon Girl.
Hunola, 1‘srry rraak.
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P:
A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE
|
Krrrqtsr
Brand • Llfeut, Jtappy C onrad*,
Prail star, Uypsy Doll, Just Biasa Hhaip Avsry. F or Kaaps. La.
sail,
T. W. LAWTON, President
S. F. DOUDNEY, Secretary
f
s
Mstkad Aioliaw. |t*Uroo»,
Dandy Boy,-Noisy PAk, Msl
'li
Memorial Kospllnl AaflocfnlTon will be held at
1
s
I* P. I’ ak
. Third Bera-S/IS mtls •
Vitsar, lllsthwsll. F ool P roof, Nil*
Rorkss
lir.'s ijift, taidy Foriaaa,
Ksva IlolL f e r m o y « Kcho. , -- .
O -ir lb l ls r s - l's M ia y
L o s * Twister, Chit I m tib y , Miss
J»«n hir, Chaa's Labrl, Tssas First.
Horan s X , Itvd llum dlnsar, Lushy
Mas.
Meeting of the Fernald-Laugh Inn
I’.lablh H s s f l/ll
Mil*-
Wilts! Ita* BUI, K it O F lih s B r . Trua
Girl, Ills* Chicago, .Augusta, Dusty
q.jurak,. Without A Doubt.
Vlntk tiara*gaterlly
S *ia l i n k * ttaadlrap
Jrts rjnaalsaf. Daddy’s Girl. B old,
an Matron, p i t s
Lurk
Bunny’ s
Mliter, HrattsrBr*, Btask
Larry.
Juagl* On* .
STARTS TUESDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
There's-Only ONE WAY For A Woman To Learn
The Truth About A Man!
Jtralk tUrs-Talnrtlr
Bianwii-rm.
m
Black
Olory
Nimbi*
Boy. Chan's tt„y. Half t*ib«l. Miss
Handusky, lllut .Mqusak, Jason Gray.
•Short# ProgramSport • News • Novelty
Barr Appeals f o r
Hangers, Books
For His Students
Transport Connolly
< r « a lla « ,e
car
Anderson Authority
Mary Jim Pickard, of Tampa, Fla., riding Lady Elolsa, will enter
Hillsboro Horse Show Jan. Hi and 17. Bha is winner of Champion»hip Horurmanjihip Show at Allant** Ca* *nd Gainetvllle* Fit*'
Thomas Trading'
I I « *n ll*in r*
tla -l
E T ^A
C
"AlCHLn.
asked
TSffH B____
W M A H V T C eT H
a
pcrson h a s
p v
r “AN* 1 SAID A,
7 MOUTHFUL*
(
.
Murphy and Nleawy are duo
to arrive in St. Louis today, with
letters of authorisation from the
Attorney General. These will be
presented to the district court
there It was indicated that the
grand jury, yriil bo convened Im
mediately. A similar grand Jury Inquiry
into food price*, especially milk
prices, is now Underway In the
district of Columbia, and a fed
eral grand jury in Chicago also
Is Investigating a meat and milk
industries in that area.
A Boston grand Jury "lilt
month indicted tho Boston Fruit
and Produce Exchange and 12
egg dealers in that d ly, charging
them with a conspiracy to tt*
the pricM of egg* throughout
Naw England.
...
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High .Court
n ’m u ta n ts
fro m
I ’t i ,
O o«)
and Thursday. Ordinarily declhcard arguments lost Wednesday
siona are nqt given until three or
foqr weeks, or sometime* months,
after arguments are heard.
Presumably, the court acted
iiuickly in order that the. student
tnay be admitted to a law course
by the January 15 date the new
law school semester begins.
During argument of the case,
Justice Frankfurter asked attor
ney* for Oklahoma what atap*
tha state could take lf Gie 8uremo Court ordered that Ad*
ipucl bs provided Immediately
with educational facilitlts.
Frankfurter asked whether (1)
Sho could He admitted to tho
Oklahoma University law school
(8) A separate do** could be
set up In the university law
school, (3) She ciuld be admit
ted to the unlremlty taw school
temporarily uiN&a separate-law
school could bcJRt up
Lang
ston University.! (41 l^ngston
University could TMWlfnh a lew
school quickly. Langston Is •
■tat# Institution far negro stu
dent*. <
Counsel Tot Oklahoma said th*
State Board of Regents had full
any one of these
power to
‘
‘
requIremenU . Justk*
- JJackson,
durjng tho argument, commented
that a cl*** or school with onljr
one law atudent would' “not be
much of a law education.”
Tho court’* ortar today did not
refer to any on* of the four
cohdltiqps mentioned by Frank
furter.
Among other actions today, the
court:
. .
Set1 aside In a 5-4 opinion fey
“y
rv_?
...
(te slh w s Ii m Past Uwl
win in the country during this
year, there will be a period in
the Spring when the rate may
drop, t o . 125 -pounds 'per person.
(Agriculture Department Dgure* show the supply in 1947
was 167-pounds and In the pre
war 1935-31) period, 127 .pounds.)
In discussing his prirc control
proposals, A ndersori Mid he felt
that ‘“ retail competition” would
"fairly well” take care of what
he called the spread between
wholesale and retail meat pricts.
_Her-told the combi litre that
under OPA, the policing of re
tail ceilings required u big staff
and diverted attention from en
forcement of wholesale controls.
Us added:
. “ I think that If we had better
rontret-wt wholesale, the situa
tion ilould not have gotten out
of hand, i .think there would have
been much ' Ifcss talk . of block
markets.”
Tha Secretary's prediction of
a meat shortage allowed for
76,000,000 beef and dalr
•U HLOBO.OOO last year.
The Spring pig crop, he added,
will be about 10 percent less
than -last year. 11a said hogs
will be lighter, providing no-,
only lesa meat per animal* but
less lard.
11a Mid there probably gill
not be “ much relleP- from the
expected Spring shortage “ until
the 1948 com crop is safe.”
Senator Flanders (R-Vt.), who
Is planning to introduce legisla
tion this week to set up meat
rationing maehlnery on a stand
by basis, wanted to know wheth
er “ all this talk" of meat ra
tioning was causing beef produc
ers ‘ to hustle their animals to
m a r k e t.
■ uu.); ‘
S.4M’
•I),041.
14.3*7 01
f l i i u m I ll.lS S .I t . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IBank premlM* nwni-d are tubjerl to t Nona liana
noi aaaamad by bank)
ulh«r naaela .............. .
TO T A t.
APS UTS ■_
.
DAB3LITIIC*
Itemond drpnftta or Individuate partnrfvhtpa, and
__ _ 3 i 0 3 ,t l l j
rorporattoaa
. ■ --’17m, drpotlte i f Individual*. | m l»n llt| a and
1,00)404 41
torpor* tlona ^
tlapoatla o f L'ntlrti fkatea Bovaramrnt Bncludtnc
pottal aavtnaa
Dapoaiia o f Pialaa and pottflcsl (iibdlvltlniu
’
—-w
lllhar d*po*)te fra n lflrd . and <aihlar‘a ch a in , ate)
IO,0)0,SSI4t
TO TAL DHI’ DHITH
______ ____ ___
04hrr iMtldinta* .
^ _—----- -—a—. —- . . , TO TAL LI A It 1LIT IRH
« J^F4TAI, At'4’4ll'.NT*
'i
Capital blockt
.I f ) Common weak, (dlT T pa r *1 IM>44 m '.
HIlfpi on
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lIcldtvMfd profit*
—
K tt r r v n land rellriniant aeeouni for prefrrrrd t l o e k ) ’
total
c a p it a l
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Tf*TA1. LlAllILtTIK H AND CAPITAL A rro P S T M
—
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snsMOBAxtnrM
AoaOlO pladgad nr atalfnad to aredta llablllllta and for oih af
purpow*
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Htata o f F lo rlg f, Coualy o f llrmlnol*, aat ,
|, It. F. Mana, rathler o f Ihe abova-namrd bank, do aidfmnl
that* lb* abov* atatemant la trua to lb* b*n o f my hnow ladsa nnd
1
11. r . MANN, caahlar
C crrerf-A tlaal-
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U’ I. Fit AJtlKIl
if . n. i ’ o p k
interiors
'ftw orn ’ ( e 'a o d - ts W rih ftl lJfo(*"^m»’ oil* »lh day o f January, 30
PT ^
IICTlI II, SCOTT
Notary Poblle m
My rornmlaaloa axplrr* Marrh 0. 1*31
ISKAL)
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n r .r o iS T ns- a iin i.in e r i i o m p a n t A FP IIJA TN OF A
NATUVXAli BATK
i-r n i.ia iis '.i) i t A rc o iiD A K C t; w i t h
r
t e t T i o x a x il, r . s. m e v i s i b * u t a t i t e s
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ATLANTIC T ft l'k T COMPAUV, JACHS4FSVILLB. FLORIIIA.
w h i c h is a f f i i . i a t i : i > x s i t ii t h h s i x r n n p
a t i a x t i c n a t i o n a l b a n k . n A N s-u nit, f l o i i i d a
Ulylrkl N*. S
Charter No. ISIST, Ffdrtal » « " * • Ulylrirl
*
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^
^^Ilank^Iloeir^boliitl eonpakp, hbidiat' abkirddlng W lrte in Ibis »n4
olhar afflllatem, lo broad** teop* of bonklae biiilsNl la^ IfWWL^[|a^|
Mannar In which nlmva-nninad orsantrallnn ,l f aft^llalad with m U * M
bank, add daare* o f ronlroit
Own* m ajority o f Ihn iharet o f rspUst tlo rk .
e
Financial relation, wllh bank.
iUAck nf affiliated baak.ow aad tpnr v a lu a ) --------- — ------ Loaai lo affiliated bank
•
—r1 -Cl, XV. (tsaWr.ktea^y-Trea*. o f Atta'SBcTruat C om paar, do *ol»mtUf .
, c „ j (hat Ihn above alatemanl l» Hut, lo lb# bait o f m y k M f W f r and
MFjr.^±jP
Justice Douglas tho - conviction
of John Harvey Haley, a Can
,‘ ’
o . w .r it A Z t K n
ton. Ohio, negro who waa, sen
pwore to arid mbwtlbcM hafore me IhU Hh day h f
tenced at the age of 15 to 1if-■ ,’
j). o . TIIOMA6
MolSTp l-nblla 1
imprisonment in the fatal shoot
Sly romrnlaaian a ip lf
Plate, o f Florida at 'l A f * a
ing of a confectioner.
•ly Co. o f Naw Turk.
Bonited b y A marl tan
Agreed to rule on the legality January
,
IHP.AI(»
of rent rontrols in peacetime.
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M EAT D EPT.
MIDWEEK DOUBLE- BARRELLED SPECIAL
lb
Western Calf Liver
'
69c
lb.
Western Beef Brains
13c
tb
lb
55c
35c
lb
lb
69c
39c
V; lb.
each
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! National/Brand. Skinless Wieners
Heavy Western 81*1! Fed U. 8. Good Grad# Bteer Beef
Sirloin Steaks
Loan Hamburger
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AND “ EVERY DAY LOW PRICES.** GOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNES
DAY nnd THURSDAY*
1 lb.K eykoO leo
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Pints Sheddfe Mayonnaise. ; ,Ail
No. 2 R8P Cherries
Val-Vita Y C Peaches, j
No* 1 Tall Hunts Fruit Cock tail
No. 2 Standard Tomatoes
16 oz. Old Va. Com B eef H aifr
12 oz. Libby Sw. Mix Pickles
1 12 oZaLibbySw, Mustard Picl
(Except Sander)
RAIN or 8HINE
POST TIME 8:00 P.M.
Season Extends Thru April 10th
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vestigation into food prices in
St. Louis, Mo.. The Justice De
portment" Mid the Jury, charged
to inquire Jnto J ’thu food- Indus*
try," will look “ especially into
the production, distribution and
high pric# of milk” in the St.
Louis metropolitan area.
Four- special departmental as
sistants were assigned to work
with U. S. Attorney Drake Wat
son of the eastern Missouri dis
trict in the Investigation. They
are acting assistant Attorney
.General John Ford Baecher of
the Anti-Trust Division, George
II. Haddock, Walter B. Murphy
GREYHOUND RACING
mmilCOUNTY' LAUNDRY^
—
TCAtCMER AV4GRV '
VUTHVOU.bOBBVf
l‘ n«s
£ ysss
Introvert* and corisereatlvss ore
to prefer blue color*.
iV4HV WA5V0UR ,
Ir a n i
a Jc(egMm ta. Harold •E- St
sen in which he accused the HrputVicsn Plcsidtntial aspirant of
' ‘ false statements."
He told Staslrn he would "rx|>osc"»him if the former Minnrsols
Governor returns to testify before
a Senate Ajipropiialions Subcom
mittee looking into Stassen's accui
sstions that government "insidns”
pstilucxl on. xcmmaditt-dtaJinK___
SI«»sen told the commitlcc l»»l
week that Pnulcy had made al
most 91,000.000 in the nurkete
and contended the former Dem
ocratic national treasurer had not'
told the group all of hi* oper
ation*.
Pauley Insisted in the teltgram
that ho already had given the
committee the Information and
added:
“ Why not etop the pretense as
well a* the evasion.”
Sedator Thomas acknowledged
over the weekend that he had
dealt in commodities and . other
markets for year* but, like Pau
ley asserted he had not.made use
of any inside Information. In
his telegram last night, Pauley
insisted that Stassen hod not
made any “ disclosure’' about
Pauley’s speculative profit* of al
most 11,000,000, He eald:
Instead of openly odmitllnB
that It was I, qpt AQU, _who_hod
dlsfloseiFthii*figure and that you
were simply reading, frynt the
certified figures which I had
voluntarily submitted and which
had been handed you for your
ute before and during yotir ap
pearance before the committee,
you attempted to mitledd the
public by making t i appear that
you made a ‘discovery’ and were
making a 'disclosure. ’
"When you return
rn before
wrote tho
committee, If you
to prove where you
nd to expos#
again and again and
you,” Pauley concluded.
HtassCn,' at Cheyenne, Wyo,,’
declined •comment on the tele
gram.
.
:
Pauley has asked for Ibe right
to confront Stassen at anothar
hearing arid crosa-examine him.
Fergusop arranged for Stoasan
to appear again J»n. 23, but
declined to allow Pauley th# right
to conduct the- questioning. All
questions will . b# submitted In
writing through committee mem
bers, Ferguson puled.
* Ferguson told a reporter that
Stassen got a ’ look at th#.com
mittee figures on Pauley’ * market
operations by making a direct re
quest to see a certain lt#m in
the committee’s files.
Fcrguariu's committee -4 n recess since l*st_ week—rl*n* tp
M id
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AT n i t s CLOUD o f S t l l S U M o x
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p c r l i s i i i : u in i i m r o x n : t o c a l l
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LEGAL NOTICE
George |Barr, veteran Major
league Umpire who will conduct
the George Barr School for Um
pires . at the Municipal Airport
again this year, anpcalrd today
for several hundred used suit or
coat hangers to be used by the
students at the school.
Rarr also stated that discarded
issues ofm agatin e will also he
appredated by the boy*.
Tha harigers-or magaslnos can
be left at The Herald office or t,’4l|)or»l» aiorka |Inclodinc |S,(U,*t alotk o ( Frdttnl
llaarrv* bank) . .
with^Charllc Morrison at FrierI f i i m and dlacounta Bncludme I J ( « w u w r d ra fu )
ton'* ip downtown Sanford.' " ' Bask
pteraln* I.wnrd IU.tS1.St. litrnllure and
Well* also went hild, la violation
of AHi, ■i agreements providing
*m
for the free raovemont of AUled
rsonnel in alt foulr sector* of
a city.
American suthoritlea dlicloassl sonal physician whoso nsmp turn
today that a total of 17 Ampri- ed up on one of ttiQ carii*r ll»t*
rant, including 13 soldiers, have of grain traders.
been arrested and detained by the
R u ssian s In recent w etk a , aotoe
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12^ ( f t —
oa long a* three days.
Attorney General Clark today or
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dered u federal grand Jury in*
Syphilis i* une o f the major fac
tors causing' stillbirth*.
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Inventer Comes Up With Gadget To
’ Stop Women From Borrowing Clothes |
By it a i. HOYLE
NEW YORK Jan.‘ W (S’) An
old Inca no- heie has figured opt
ron rent
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A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E
10 Ilusinetm O pportunities
a way. to defeat one o f America's'
JENKS-LUNCH, urn- of **• best mosC troublesome smalltime techpaying, restaurants in Crescent eteers — the woman *hop|ivr who
^FFICft; (p a n In Mctsch Building. VEGETABLE plants for small
City, Fla. Wurth t2U.000.00, takes out clothing on trial, wear*
I-arge light offices, iswly uoccrand large acreags. Cabbage,
selling due to uthor business. it to a party tonight ami returns
■ted, mil util lifts, heal and janl
Collarda, Broccoli. Cauliflower,
Look it over and make cash it to the store tomorrow.
tor service furnished. Call 868Onions. Lettuce. Eeearole. Tom
offer. Dow Wheeler, Owner.
This man.-- it would Ik- a man
■W, II. ft A. Dept Store.
ato, Strawberry A Beets. J .W .
— is Waller W. Artst, 43. a major
Bel), Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone
RECORD PI.AYERS- and radios
manufacturer of infants' wear,
Ift.
12 SPECIAL SERVICES
for rent. Ry day or week. Th#
whoye hobby Is inventing. He
Music Box, 119 W. 1st -8L
holds eleven patents in field* as
FOR
SALE:
Large
wood
heater.
Phone 961.
various as dentistry and textiles.
Phone fi2Yt.
RENT A CAR
One of his latest is a st-allag
1 LARGE furnished 2 bed apart*
_ J¥0U DRIVE IT-which-e-sabi-man ran automatic
m e n t,a ll uiitmei- furnished. ORANGES, sweet, juicy, ripe, $1.
PHONE 200
rally attach to any garment taken
■ Monteiuma Hotel.
SW1CK LAND-MOB BISON
toil on trial.
bushel. Bring' baskets. Hawke,
U-DHIVE IT. INC
i- V
BEDROOM. hut* water. 814 Elm . Paola, Post Office:
“ The woman cannot wear the
Ave.
ffarmept out in public with the
New Radiators. new cnn>*. We seallag showing.’* »ai<h A n n with
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, gas, c u t FLOWERS, Floral Designs.
take off & install. Jimmie Cow soft pride, “ and she Han't icmnviStewart the Florist, 814 Myrtls
private hath. Adults only. 2300
an's Sheet Metal Works. PbotM it without destroying it. If she
Av*. Phono 260-jy.
Mellonvitlc.
416.
does that the store of course'
can tefuse lt» take the garment
S REAL ESTATE FOR HALE
Expert Radio Repairing
back.”
FLOWERS
Fred Myers, 311 E. tm| St.
for. all occasloM
This simple little gadget, he
riVE ROOM HOUSE, partly fur
SEE US FOR
said, will bel|>-aolve n fto.iMm.tMto
nished, 2 bedrooms, 1/1 down, McN e il l a y o s t f l o r i s t s
Sipes A ft. Just off Celery
MIMEOGRAPH I'ltlNTINU
problem to llie natiun’a depart
$40.00 per month. For quick
Office ph. 493 residence ph. 610-H
ment store*.
AND TYPING
I action. Call Hume 9171.
CREDIT BUREAU OK
“ It coils them, that to clean
JN8URANCK
SANFORD
SUits, ilrrfwi and fur-coats wlileh
HEAL ESTATE
REFRIGERATOR, ft ft. Kelvins116 N. Park
Plume 180
women now*- take out and wear
tor, used, excellent condition.
F.II.A. MORTGAOE LOANS
with no iiaeiitiou of buying.”
1175.00.
A.
L.
Skinner.
Ph.
FOR RENT—Floor sender. Easy
RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor
Artzt is olie of those- btiMriessv
County
1408.
liberation. Reasonable rates. San hlen with ideas who j|u per Imps
Regiiderrd Broker and
7
Itnauranri- Agent
ford Paint ft Glass (At. J'hona moiv •to filling.- A innri n it * pat
Bra. 4 Florida. State Bank Bldg. SWEET tree rl
803.
Oraftgei and
terns of life than do statesmen
Bu. Call 672Tangerines ft.'
or poets,
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
i ROOM HQU8E. 23IU W. 1st.
W.
*18
Park
.Avs.
"As a- mattei of* fact I used
Inquire after 6 P. M,
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PARTS AND HKHVICB
109 Palsdtu Afe.
Phone 101$ to 'w iiln poetry,” he told me,
Phone
-NICE & ROOM bungalow for.sale, ZENITH Hearing Aid.
"but I gave it up - no luutiry
evenings. 160J .
| Complete kitchen, heating sys
SIGN ft
in It."
tem. tile bath, Door covering.
Show cards and posters Ihere .has lieen money, in .most
chairs
tlnu
Good Juration. tl.HU0.U0 will
iRftVICK
O— DEEM SIGN SI
of his ideas, however, hut not
*136.00.
Call
ill.
Mrs.
Besl
148.
handle. Iinmrdiaie possession.
O. 1).' Landless Phone 1021
in all.- In Vienna when he was
Contact R oy. Johnson's Grill, ELECTRIC water heaters. Eleceleven year* old a family friend
Cohen's
Radiator
Sllup
tut
cnr.*Magnolia Ave.
trie Service Co. 207 Magnolia
pleta radiator service. 100 Sa.t- showed him I 1, movie 'and hap
pened to mention that the film
Ave. Phone 101. <
WILL SELL ** interest in a
ford Ave. Phone 358-W
was made vi the nude ruhstance
modem 0 unit kitchen apart BUILDERS — HOMEOWNERS
AUTO 'REPAIRING."llsli*a Gar as the phul.ogta|h record.
ments under construction
- . .cor.s
<*«*
Immediate delivery
V- sug
age, Hanford and XoUu y- -At
--------ntu-|uf-kimjuh-ti Highway- 17th. --of-W iin n r~ E -g -itft aluminum
gested logically. “ why don't you
nucs. Phone 1090-M.
Reasonable. E. J. Soma. RFD
garage doors. —..................
Will install.
put voices iin.l music on the
2, Box 257 B, Sanford, Fla.
Phone 1396.
. \
For Dependable
films, too, so you can hear as
RBFFRIGFHATION
SERVICE
*Thrre Bed Room house, close in, ATLANTA wood heater, mat A
Well ns lee them 7"
Call
completely furnished. $9,000.00.
His Mnrtl.il parents, feat fid his
pipe, good condition. Phone
g a n a h REFRIGERATION
CLOSE IN. House and 2 lots, 2
mltid had been affected by the
23# J. A. C. Benson, South
SERVICE
Bed Rooms and steeping porch,
tn-w flicker novelty. Wouldn't let
Sanford, Ave.
Ph. 670-W
furnished, 15,250.1X1. Terms.
him see nnolhtr movie for two
FARMS: 5. 10. 15 and. 20 Acre Florida Times Union—your morn
years.
^DIAPER
SERVICE
ing paper. Phone N22-M.
Farms, with or without .homes.
"But shuntI movies’ an* doing
For' lOsils of the safest "maid
J, W. HALL. /
pretty W'etl now." At tit mused.
service”
now
In
Sanford
cull*or
Registered Real Ealalr Broker,
write BABY VALET. Daytona . He canto to Amerira pt the age
112$ Mrllonvllle Are.
6
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
of J8. *aw n sign "flip parking'!
Beach. Diapers aupplled.
amt exultantly thought: "what a
Owner. Leaving City, will sell oxNEED A NEW IliloV T I.» «l 'r7 wonderful loud —* cVcrviMng here
_
cepllonally well built 0 room
prvsenlativ*
will
gladly
help
1 r flee!”
W bungalow on large lot dose in Highest cash price paid for used
you. Terms arranged. Volusia
lie got a jolt ax a dental teehfurniture. Ted Davis Kurnlturs
—for $5,250.00.
Roofing Co, I’hone 905VR San nieittn and at 22 had four patents
Co. 311 K. 1st. 11k 968.
See John W. D. Moore
ford.
for duvjcrs In that field.
Home and Income for the price
they aren't profitable,"
of the home—an attractive 6
SPECIAL COLD WAVE $0.95. he"But-1
said. “ You can't go around
room home, . plus furnished I'LL BUY your car regardless of
Sanford . Beauty Salon. Ph. poking
into people's fillings to
garage apartments on rear of
age or condition. Roy Reel, 304
1354.
sec if aon/fla-dy clu-aletl ‘you out
large lot renting for $70,00. per
W. 2nd Bt
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or nf n royalty."
month,'' nil for less than the
lando Evening Slar. Call Ralph
Artxt switched to the textile
•price of similar homes alone.
Ray. lirdS-J
husineas
ami spent the wscksvmU
*
See John W. D, Moore
APT SIZE gee range. 1200* Msg
taking knitting machine^ n|>art
Eight Small Farms — 1 to 10
nolia. Phone 6H0-J,
PLASTER 4 STUCCO »f nil and putting them liack lugelher
acres—close In with good truck
kinds, patching. Free eitmmtL*. to learn their 'operation. In three
7
garden* soil— all with nice
Phone County 3022.
mimtln he bad (ijlcntitl a new
home* (3 completely furnish
, accov^iinn knit that eltaiih-il the
er! I from $0,760.00 to $8,600.00. 7 PaU, Livestock. Supplied
At’TO REPAIRS
See John W. D. Moore
All makes cars & trucks. Expert ladles to get more stretch where
thoy needed It. Now he* has a
mechanics guaranteed work.
For-good take front building sites
FOR SALE: 2 Pinto general sad.
factory and sells its $2.UtK>,0<Xl
Easy monthly payments
South, East or West of town.
die horses. Brown K. Yates,
annual output himself from a
See John W. D, Moor*
GENERAL TRUCK ft
RL 2. Box 181, Elder Springs,
small office here,
> I also hate several choice rlty lota
EQUIPMENT CO.
Sanford. •
, In the better residential sec
298 W. First Street
III current interest ,i» n new
tions from $250.00 to $400.00.
four-color deck of playing card*
JOHN W. I). MOORE, Realtor
which he invented after he *aw
Si.200 Melseh Bldg. 234 F„ Pint St- FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Cock- 13 NOTICES— I'EltSDNAL
two bridge players'get in u.fint
er Spaniel, 10 weeks old. Phono
Phone ISIS
fight IwcnUse one mlstiHik the*
1303.
led nim- of diamonds for tin* red
3 BEDROOM bungalow, ft' closets,
Royal Master ttrea ara back again. nine of hcarta.
Jf porches. WUh or without exJ
II. II. POPE CO. INC.
■He cnine up with iheitt ju*t
tre vlots. • Phone 117ft-W.
FOR SALK: 1 male hog, 2 or 3
liefon- (.'hristmas mid sold 70,tUMi
ATTENTION
LADIES!
sows (Bred) and I sow with ft Make a one -stop service for all deck* in u few days.
----B ARTICLES POK SALE
pigs. B. II. Giles, lake Mon
I told' Arjit that since hi* new
your laundry and dry cleaning
roe. Phone 72.
FOR SALfcr-Llmeroek for dried*
needs by using your favorite Mtallng* would annoy *o many
women shoppers he ought to at
.ways and roddfrar*— Phone
Self-Service Laundry.
1241.
iirit•! placate them by Inventing
Dryers 36c Basket.
HELP W A N T E D
THE HELPY SEI.FY LAUNDRY a runic** stocking.
SEWING MACHINES
"That can Ik- done," he aaid,
406 W. ISth SI., Sanford
SALEH AND SERYICB
"but who would manufacture it 7
Bert’s Sewing Mach, Shop
IVho would sell yog the material
WANTED experienced waitress,
III H. 1‘hench
Ph. l i f t *
A U TO S TOR SALE
tu make it 7 A rttnle** stocking
good hours, six days a week, IB .
would•lie a calamity to the liu.
good salary. App’ y Roy John
General Electric automatic blan
siery hunim'as."
eon's Grill; Magnolia Ave.
ket* for sleeping comfort
1941
De.Xoto
4
door
aedan.
Drive
For a mini with nit original
H. a POPE CO, INC.
It and you will want It. .In# mind Artit has one completely
Elm Avenue.
CUT FLOWERS. Mrs, Y. C.'Bol GIRLS WAltTED. Laoey's Drug
uBxnginal ambition.
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linger, West 1st St, near Mon' I waut to write a buik/t-he
Sion.________ _______
1998 Btiirk t’ou
You makY an
. yoc. Corner.
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16th Street. laid. He hope* it Won’t used aeaitag*.
TUXKIK) FEED
•to line 2 COLORED WOMEN for klteh
Phone ISHU.
an and ^sandwich work. Apply
Hunt's Tuxedo.Fsed
•tie.
PlR
1941 Dodge Panel torriTruck. If
Gas spars tieatsds Its.#5 up
Interested aw* Mrs. R. R. PipBookkeeper-Stenographer,
prefer
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H. B. POPE CO. INC
Fin, W. 1st St,
I'hono
Phone
ably familiar with General
SILVER
Motors
system.
Slate
expert
FURNITURE: w ‘ OFF RETAIL
House Trailer, sleeps two. Fur
Box G Care Herald.
PRICE DIRECT FROM PAC.
sale sr rent. Ph, 1814.
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O I> G E T dw ssdajx. *$160.
turv
Manufacturer
In tho FLOOR BANDING A finishing 193rD
(XL Phone II or U09-M. '
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- For catalogue and prices (also
unit enables os to work whsrs
•peels! proposition where furn
there is no elsetrie conned! o.
iture pays for Itself) write
PIEDMONT WAGON ft MFG CO.
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J. A. Rlstline To . ~ IBritain Asks Syria
Exhibit His Poultry! For Inv&Hion Details
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J. A. Blslllne of I-cingwnod will
compete for top honor* with more
than 10,000 entries frpm all *«■•
tlona of thla country and Canada
at the 100th annual Uoston Tout*
try Show to be held at the Me
chanics Building In the nay Stale
capital on Jan. 20-24.
Entries, will competr for more
than 155,000 In prire money ret
up for thla anniversary ahnw
which will rommerooratc the cen
tennial-of the American poultry
Industry, The * five-acre cipanaef the Mechanic* Duildinir will
be crowded with a gala array
of exhibits and demonstrations
representative of all the phaae*
of the three million dollar In-dsatry,— ------- -------- ------------■—
A m o n * principal attractions
will tie the A A I’ Food Store*'
flail of Fame where champion
birds of the show, reerlvrrJ of
top awards from the fool com-
LONDON, Jan. It WV-Brilaln
has "called for Information" from
8yrain government on details of
the Arab "Invasion" of Palestine
Friday, a foreign office spokes
man announced today.
British diplomatic representa
tives saw Syrian and Lebanese
government leaders over
the
weekend and. expressing this
eouptry’a concern oygr the attack,
asked that action he taken "to
prevent the situation from being
aggravated." he said.
The
spokesman ’ speclflcallt
avoided describing the British
representations as protests. When
asked at a news conference to say
what form they took,
Britain last week drew up a
w-lreaty of friendship with Iraq.
Official sources reported today It
prdtides that air bases at Hha(aba
and llnhhnniya. used by the
British Boyal Air Force since
10.11, will I* turned over to Iraq.
The British will rontlnue to train
Iraqi army o ffe rs and supply
equipments In the kingdom..
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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
How Your Tax Dollar Is Spent
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. W1)— This breakdown In pennies
shows how each dollar of the $19,700,000,000 budget proposed
by President Truman today would be spent In. the 12 months
beginning next July 1:
_ _ —— "
Pur;>oe#
CeaU
National Defense (Army, Air Poire, Navy)
.
28
International Affairs (IncludesMarshall Blan)
18
Veterans (benefits, pensions, etc.)
.*
IS
Interest on National Debt
13.2
Social Welfare, Health andSecurity
6
Refunds on Taxes
S
Transportation. Communication (shipping, highway*.
aviation, mall, rtdio regulation)
Natural Resources (atomic energy, flood control, re
clamation, power)
General Government (cost of Congress, the court*,
and agency operations not charged to other pro
gram*)
Agriculture (rural electrification, conservation, prlc’e
~ lupporU.'itcTl
—
Education and General Research
Finance, Commerce and Industry (business controls
costa, housing aids, business loans)
Reserve for Contingencies
I-abor (training and replacl-ment, strike mediation,
Taft-IIartley
Act enforcement, an anll-dlserliplnaWfartley A
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m)
Community Facilities
0.1
^H otlH>lng
iig and C
11.00
ToUl
Lloyd r . Boris
Countr Attorney*
• inestl
Mrs. Cooke
ICMlsarf IrM m g- n**(
Morrison umpired the matches.
In the match of women eha:
ampIona, Miss Bets was leading la
I rs.
Cocke 4-1 when the latter started
hitting them with every stroke at
her c o m m a n d and won four
straight games to go into a 0-6
lead (Miss Bels having won the
seventh gatife. leading at •6-2).
Then Miss- Beta broke Mrs.
Cooke’s service, tiring it up at 6
all, held her own service ami
again broke that of Mrs. Cooke
to win the set. 8-0.
Tuesday eveplng at 8:00 rf’elock
sound motion pictures of the 1947
Davis Cup Challenge Round ten
nls matches between Australia
and the United State* which were
held at Forrest. Hills last August,
will he shown at the Mayfair Inn,It was announced today by Lind
Weber, general manager.
Lcgal Noiice
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
NINTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OR FLORIDA IN
AND ro il HEMINOLE COUNTT IN.
CHANCERY NO, <1*1.
tmeoim Jrk ci . kmc nth.
ruinorr,
•
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vs.
JKK8IE BELL. FOSTER Cl.EM
ENTS.
fk-f.sdanl
OHDfeCII OF PinUCATION
THE S T A T E OF FLORIDA,
ORKRTINUHi TO JESSIE IIKLI.
FOSTER CLEMENTS who** resi
dence and addrss* Is.
Jenels Bstl Foster Clsmsnls
Apanmsal II
SI tVssl tilth Htrost
New York 10. New York
Y»u ars hereby notirtest tktt
suit for divorce hse bees IIM
against you In the Circuit Court
fur KemleoW Couety. Florida. In
Chancery- by -TlieeSere-CUiiiseUYoe are hereby rrqslml to fils
jrnur written appeariM* with U>*
't*rh nr sslil Court In tha Cimnly
fours lluUM at Hanford, Floods,
oa or bafore Thursday, the Had
January. A. D., IStX.f or a
Sc fault will he rntereSI Sfirtm:
you and satd rsuw procsed et
part*. ORDERED that thla notice
I— publlshad „nrs a week for
four ft) ronsKUtlve week# la The
Hanford Herald of Hanford, Flori
da. * '
Fiew
Court et Ih* Klath Judicial Ctreult
of thn Hint# of Florida, la and
for seslnsb County, la Chaarary
No. ITSI and tha tWe of tha ••*•
to William Ray Borouyh. pSalnllft,
vs. MargarrS Aalbach Roronab. dafradanL
IS I* ORDRRRD that thin -No
lle* b* publUhnd la Tha Haaford
Herald, a aewrpaper published in
rtemlnols Coanty. Ktorlda. oom ■
wsek for four <<) consorutlvo
MHki.
•WITNESH tha band of the Clerk
alot the seal of the Circuit Court
of Semlaols County. Florida, this
Seth day of Deossabsl, A. D. If IT.
U. I* llerndon
Clerk of th* Circuit Court •
Hemlnole County, Florida
Aksrmaa. Waltsre A Akrrman
Attorneys for Ptalallff
Orlando, f lot Ida
»AY, J A N . 12. 194Rto
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Perember. lt»T.
Ol' F.
Herndon
As Clerk *or Mid Co^iTh
t.
U
Hurdiek.
(CT. CT. HEAL1
DC.
IN THE COUKT OF THE COUNTY
Jt IMir^ S K H liV Q U : COUNTY,
FUHIIDA. IN ritOHATEIN HE: EKTATh o r A. W. MOREMEN Dneuased.
TO ALL CREDITORS aad HERRONH IIA VINO CLAIMS ar - U r «
MANOR AGAINST SAID EHTATEV
You and eerh of you afn hereby
sitlfled and required In present any
rUlms and demands .which you, or
either of . you, may' have agilnat
the ettatr O f A. W. MOREME.V,
d-reaned. late of Mid County, to
the County.- Judge pf fisralnoi*
•'ouaty,.* Florida, al hie office m
Ih* mart houM of Mid Cbuntr at
Hanford,
Florida. within sight
calendar months from lbs time of
NOTICE TO XCPKAN
Tai JOMKPII COLLfNH, wkJFi Ih* ftret publication of this aetlr-.
p la n o l residence and addraa* arc Each rtatm or demand shall be >n
writing, aad shall state the
unknown!
— Vwu---- are— keceVy-— raf tfed
aptesr la Iks Circuit Coatt
Stomlnole
County,
Florida,
In'
Chancery, on th# Jtth day o f
January. A. D. I t t t , In a suit for
divorce therein swndlng, an ab
breviated title o f which I* IDA
MEYER CtlLLINR, PlaaHIff, vs,
JOHEI’ H COLLINH, ltofcndant.
WITNEHH m y ' hand and offlrtal
Mai at Haaford, Florida, this Jlth
day of Decem ber. A. D. ItIT.
*f th* rialgianl. shall he sworn id
by th* rtaimanl. sg-nb -r atlorasy
and any such rLilm nr dtmaad not
no Hied shall he Void.
MINNIE MOIIKMCN
An eeerulrli of th* last Will
and ^Tretauvenl of I. W. MOREMEN, . !>ecen**d.
Fleet
publication.
Jan.
f,
lt l » .
is o t u - k o f Ft a m - i i k a r i x o
O. I*. Herndon
FOR T i l l ; FLO SIN H o r
pany, will hr displayed In speA* Clerk o f Mid ClreuR Court,
c e r t a in
h o io *
n y Norlno Norwood
WSTNKHH
my
bsad
and
Ike
seat
dally decorated rages.
TO WHOM IT MAY C O N tE R N i
ICMIIsm S (ram rear tine)
Deputy C lerk'
Ton will Inks sislrt Hu' lh« o f u k l Cottyt thin rsth day o f De
According to Chairman Pail
use of flowers In decorating
HEAL
llnartl (if County CommlssInneM cem ber. A, O., I f IT.
homes, she said- "most men llkn Ives, continued emphasis at the
air
navigation
aid*
and
reaeaich
ft. I*. Ilsrndon
of Ih* Couelr *•( Ihmlsslt, Florid*
Truman's Budget
Clsrh Circuit Court for
any color Just aa long ns It hi show will be placed on the eco
a $17,000,000' Increase; $223,000. will at I»|M o'clyeh A. M. o«
NOTICM TO A F F E A R
(Wmlnole Cously, Florida
red, and any flower Just so It Is nomically significant and com
000,000 to the maritime commis Turwtsr, th* Ird day of FabruTH E HTATK OF FLORIDA to :
rene t>*s(
(CeetieeeS rre
f<rr. «rr. hea L>
rarjr,
’
ISIS,
al
Ih*
Count*
Coma rbac." The Importance of mercially Important breeds of
sion for "limited" new ship con
IDA MAE LYNCH, whose plate
SALES--SERVICE
percent of the total and .up struction, a $126,000,000 decrease; mlMtoMn' Room la- tha Hrmlnola Akrrman. Walla** A Akarmta
"whlmslea"- In getting ehlldren poultry.
.1 ', ‘
o f rfetdenre aad addreae are I l f
I'lalntlfr* Atlorneye
fovntr Conn live**. Haaford, Flm
$1,600,000,000.
llvdsoa
Hlrsst,
Johnson
City,
N«W
* - .
$171,000,000 for river* and har-- **Ida, hold s public haarlaa pur- Orlando. Florida
Listed on the show program
to eat vegetables, of flower arHill Hardware Cg."
After allowing for veterans
York.
•uanl to and aa providad hy fhaprangementa in churches and the are many meets of nationally lieneflta, Interest on the public l>ors, a $40,000,000 inrreaise.
Your are h r ^ t o
■s-rClflcat thsr
301 K. lat'flt.
trr S<I*S. tJaws of -Flnrlrta ISIT,
General
government—$1,200,
known p o u l t r y organisations
a
sad
has
twcqj^liDiught
against
pronunciation of Ixrtaniral' name:1 among them fanciers o f water debt and Ux refunds. Mr. Tru 000,000, 3.9 percent of the total to roaaldtr and dftermla* whnhar IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE you la Iks Clrcklt C ou rt o f the
not tha County wtll varaln. NINTH JUDICIAL OfltCUIT OF Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for
was also mentioned.
fowl, game birds, bantams and man said, only 21 percent </f and $316,000,000 less than, this or
nl-aadon. tRacoatlaua and rtuaa or
HTATB OF FLORIDA. IN Hemlnole County, Florida la Chan__
Visitors were Introduced by { specialists In the better known Ihc outlay would , remain .for year largely lu-cause the Job sell mioanr* an.I dlarlnlm nny fluid THE
AND FOR REUINOLE COUNTY- IN w ry, by JOHN W . LYNCH, Mid
social welfare and ordinary ex lng surplus war property la near
commercial
hired*.
of
the
fount*
and
public
In
sad
CHANCERY NO. tUS.
Robert Harris.
full being for dlvorre and styled
penses of government.
1.1 gny laad or Internal Ihrrrln WILLIAM HAY UOROl-’OII,
ing its completion.
JOHN W . LYNCH, plaintiff, vs
CHANGE TO
He Injected a note of opt!
upon nny map nr plat
I'lsIntKf,
;ID A - MAE UVNCII. defeadaqt. ant
Agriculture—$90,6 0 0,0 0 0, 2.1 drllnnatcd
-•j mlsm. however, with an estimate
r-rordad In Hftnlnol* CNiunt*, and
v*.
you
are
hereby
required
la
.
HI*
rent of the total and almost which atraata. mnda or hlghwnya MAROAIUn AULOACH HOItUUOH with the Clerk o f M id Court It
thJF"Under existing tax laws'
TIOLENE
0,000,000 more than this year. art morn particularly drarrlbrd
Defendant.
his o ffice In IhS Court Mouw ol
federal revenues will, yield n
aa .fnllnwai
•
N
O
TICE
..TO'
A
F
F
E
A
R
The
principal
reason
for
the
In
Hemlnola
County.
F
lo
rid
a
.'
In
.H
an
OIL
record-breaking s u r p l u s
of
JEANE UTIIHET—la lloolh'a ndh. Ttla Maraarat Aulbsrh lloroagh
ford, Florida, your written appear
crease Is that the eommodiiy
Dlvlaloa. arcnidlng lo plat thru
$7,482,000,000 this year and credit corporation, which made
1111
Henera.
Hoelhweet
ance fpyrsonally or by alloraey)
CANDIDATES QUALIFY
STORM WAR.tbfGH
of recorded la .l’l.-t llook S, <oa
•Hand Rapids. Mlrh|*an.
another of $4,808,000,000 in the
la aald suit on the Ilth day of
page S of th* Public Record* of • Notice to hsrahy given that xou January, I t l t , and thereafter to
TALLAHASSEE. Jsan. 12 (Al— following 12 months If Congress $247,000,000 this year from sugar
MIAMI, Jan.
12 (d l-T h e
Has Your Oil
,
Namtnol*
County,
Florida.
sales,
will
need
$12,000,000
to
John
W.
L.
Ilirks
of
Daytona
niato
ba
aad
appear
before
th*
Weather Bureau ordered small
fU* with said' Clerk your written
adopts his fiscal plan.
PERNONH INTEItEMTEfl MAY Court hersatler designated on or d e fe n s e # .'I f aay. lo the Hilt ol
operate next ycar.»
Cartridge
n**n
craft warnings- dlspayed today Bearh qualifrd today with Se
a ppear and nn h e a r d at l- f o r * th* Jlet day s f January, Complaint la said cu ll a l Ihs lime
Tho chief executive said In
along the Florida Fast Coal cretary of flute It A. Gray-as a
THE TIME AND ■PLACE AIIOVK 1^^!.__Of—a— Ueafaa— Fyo— Coafaaew preerrthsd hy hrw.come
for
the
1048
fiscal
year,
Democratic
candidate
for
re*
Daytona beach southward
ttPErtFIEtr-----entered agatnrt you.
■
Ilsrsln fall aot o r Judgm ent will
ih-wlnd* from a-high pre- ptr-en (stive in t'wogres# from the se w - half—over,— should—reachHOARD OF CQL'NTT f'OMMIH
TTw nature o f ths suit Is a Mil ba entered . aga in .t
you by de.
iimTIt Tire Shop
|<6,210,000,000,
the
highest
for
Semii^dlc
Florida
district;
HIONKKH
OF
THE
COUNTY
OF
urs area blew In from the At Fifth
for divorce.
fault.
this year. This include* $290,He seeks the pest now held by* any year except the $48,487,000,- 000,090 for a new program of HKMINOI-K. FLORIDA
Th* name o f the Court la which
WITNEHH my h a n d
a n j Mai
lantic.
201 N. Park
Phone
Ry II. II. Fop*. I'helrriMs
Ihlt suR I*' Instituted Is the Circuit o f M id Coart. this xsth day nt
East to southeasterly winds, Rep. Joe Hendricks of Del-anil. I 000 received in wartime 1046.
federal grants to slates for
who
said
he
will
not
run
again.
occasionally moderately strong,
He estimated next year's re grammar, grade and high schmil
will shift to southeast to south County Judge Syd llerlong of ceipts at $44,477,000,000.
rduralton and $6,000,000 for a
Tavares
also
I*
running
for
.
the
if
'Twieday. A few showers were
proposed new “ national seism *
But
Mr.
Truman
inslMed
the
predicted.
~ ^
,miurdnld V. Condlct of Vlrlando government should use all ex foundation,"
qualified
as a candidate for he cess over spending to scale down ’ Finance, commerce and indus
VACCINATIONS
State Senate from the Orange the $268,000,000,000 public debt tr y -^ 190,000,000. or 0.8 percent
MIAMI Jan. 13 (/TV-Two hur- County 10th district. The position Hr said the debt should I* cut of the total and a Itout $182,rkanes and the worst flood con now Is held l/v Walter Rost.
to $260,900,000,000 hy nrxt June 000.000 |pes then -this year. The
ditions In 40 years gave Ihr Dade
total cost of these -functions wa<
George A. !-anr of Tampa enCounty Health Department . its lered the raee for member of th* 10 and to $246,200,000,000 one artificially high this y%ar because
busiest -grm-puncttiring period National Democratic _ Executive year later.
48IO.OW.OOO in-profit*- from will
TiT"d6‘ tWiTamTTfflr leave room damage and Insurance was tururil
•In the latter part uM NT;----Committee.
■:.
for
the
$40-per-peratlii
tax
cut
Dr. T. E. Cajo, JUftctor,. aald
over to the treasury as an 'Vihe suggested last week, the penditure." The-' proposed 1949
.the department administered 27,President reiterated hla call for outlay would include $8O,00OjMKi
’ 707 typhoid vaccinations to coun
KILLED IIY AUTO
ty residents as a precaution
MIAMI Jan. 12 WBi-Mre. Marl a $3,200,000,000 hike In corpo to administer Mr. Truman'* re
against an outbreak or the' dis on D. Davis, 64, a music teacher ration taxes:
quested compulsory anti-inflation
W
ease. Twenty-flea Immunisation her for 24 years, was fatally In
Th# new budget Is based on program, If Congress adopts It,
stations were opened In Hooded jured rarly today when struck by the assumption that Congress compared with $20,000,000 for
communities. A total af 10 ty an automobile in a Heavy rain.
will accept a variety of other anti-inflation expense* thla year
phoid cases war# reported for the
Mrs. Davis was aald to have projects outlined In Mr. Truman's
AS A0VIRTISID IN nil SATURDAY EVINING POST
Lobar—$116,000,000, 0.3 perm 11
entire year, none directly trac- been crossing Blscayne Slvd, to state of the union message whlrh
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. KTTU
OAt^lNS.
of
total
spending
and
about
able to tho flomj. said Dr, Cato. catch-a bus when xtruefto-The GOB leaders denounced a* ''Han
’ «FORTUNE,
$20,000,000 more than thla year.
driver of the ear, listed In a .
ts -Claus" bidding for votes.
This provides for spending fl.OQO,lee report a* Carl J. Thomas, 21,
It Includes a new program' of
DUKE CRTS LICENSE
a student, was not held by of financial aid for state school 000 to *et up a "natlonel com
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 18 (/P>— ficers.
mission against discrimination
systems, health insurance, ex employment" proposed by 1
The Duke of Windsor today obtension of social security to such Truman a* a successor to the fair
- *Th* Leader in Commercial Frozen Food
Uined a special alien hunting IIsort.
,v j up* as farmers, domestics and employment practices commission,
'
eanse from the Florida (lame
DIGS FOR GOLD
self-employed,
long
rang*
.
GREEN
COVE
SPRINGS
Jap.
and Fresh Water Fish Commis
and mor* money for ths IJ '
; -.
1
sing aid, ami expanded flood Department's mediation and in
sion.
12 (/Pi-G . B. Mobley, SO-ycar-olf
livlnf AT L O W IR COST. Horn* Frow n a r* a
control.
’
•
The Duke and his American resident who In 1946 started dig
formation services, plus TaftMentioned for future considera Hartley loilvor Ac) cnforrei
born duchess are visiting 'George ging In the middle of town for
flty . . . • vftd n*k I* combotlnq the hlqb ,
F. Bahfrr at Horseshoe
plsnlatlon what he said was $4.000JX>0 In tion Is a neijf sea level- canal
‘
Pi
Housing and community fa«il{ i
living.
near here.
hidden gold, went back on the Job to connect the Atlantic and Pa
Itles—$38,000,000, 0.1 percent ,o(
cific oceans.
The former king of England today—this
time with a dragline
.............................................
UnT
to oar. (tart Molting focH oa
Mr. Truman’s $46,210,000,000 total spending abd $76,n<><>.000
applied for the license, which and apparently new and heavy
cost $60, In the name of "Ed- financing.
Income estimate for the current less than thla year. The Presi
Now**
rnosara
.
.
.
how
they eperots . . . how mock
ward. Duke of Windsor." In hie
He gov grudging permission fiscal year was $3,468JX)O,0'K) dent said he will recommend lat
er
a
comprehensive,
long-range
ok--food they will ttoro . . . whof they cast to oporotoy * ■
application hd gave his age as from rlty officials ih February, higher than th* -one he made In
la, height , as five fest, eight 1046, to dig for the gold, location Angust. Ills spending estimate program for federal housing aicL
ote-,
*fe- While
Mr.
Truman-laid
great
Inches and weight, 126 pounds.
of which ha said was given him of $37,728,000,000 whs up $728,
f t .
est stress on what h* called th*
20 years ago from pioneer Green 000.000.
Par th# convenience and Information af ell who er*N
a
ROAD— nitlDQK BIDS
Cove residents. The golf was Ue ticked off his main spend- "unprecedented challenge" of the
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isteresfed, wo now have tho fomotn Amoao Homo.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 12 UPb- supposed to have been burled by injf proposals for nsxt year as Administration's foreign aid' un
dertaking, he declared that thar*
The Stats Hoad Department will pirates.
follows:
Krooaor oa as» display floor. It If slocked with food,
m elva blda her* Feb. ID foe
The city had M obley sign a
National defense—$11,000,000,- also is urgent nssd for hit do
construction of a concrete and contract to: pay 10 percent or 000 to maintain the Air Force, mestic program.
to yon can too 8 la ■*#, aad Mm# on* wtR bo ovoW“ Failure to improve our edu
steel bridge over New River In $600,000 of whatever he found, Army and Navy at "current
Fort Lauderdale.
and the contract still holds.
^
"Wo *• oatwor all of your q*ettlont about homo
strength" «nd to give a $400,- cational system or to expand
Th* project Vrill Iw flnapced by
flood-control woyk would mean
000.090
start
to
a
proposed
' TITLE DIHPUTB
'^ k
hroowri. Como la tomorrow or aay day
$250,000 worth of*- revenue car$2,000,000,000 «. year universal risking the loss of precious .
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 12 UP)—
11flea t o Issued recently l.y the
%
sources—human and material,”
(rompulsory)
military
training
‘
M
, |4L
IMm W lPb
total* . Improvement Commission. Atforpsy General Tom Wataoh to- program.
be said,
Th# certificate* will be retired day asked Ih* Supreme Court to
•'Kailiirc
to
adopt
a
progran
International
affairs—$7,000,•
A Groef NemO In Ih* Freer**
ovsr a seven-year period with review an order of th* Dade clrhealth Insuranc* would mgai.
Including
$<.000,000,Broward county a surplus gasoline cult court expunging from the re 000,000,
Industry
that
many
families
will
continn*
Marshall Plan of
Ux funds..
cord hla pleadings In a dispute over 000
. . . ,for .. tne -i--------..............
'Sal
II w
title to 60 acres ot rich Blscayne •*“ - U>- Europe, $440,000,000 for to ST
The Amana Society, maliert of
rare.
llay
bottom
lands.
"other,
promised
aid.
$1,260,000,SANITAHY HKqUIREMKNTfl
Amen*' Home Freezers are th
"Pailura
to
hroad*n
Ih*
cot‘
000
.for
Army-provided
relief
No ImmediaU rullitg was mad*
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 12 UP)*
rntgr
of
|u*a*nt
aoelal
IniuraHr*
leader
In commercial Frozen Food
ttoe
i —* .—
In
occupied
area*,
and,
$
600
,by
the
court
Circuit
Judge
George
The State Beverage Department's
- ■ *——
*, M .
and
to
Increaa*
b*n*flta
on,
.t
Lockers.
In
th*
Amana
Home
Freezer
$265.00
000,000
In
trade
promotion
loans,
ne
Wan
el
dn
campaign to require beer, ,wlne Holt of Miami ordered Watson’s
permanent hast* wou'd mean tov
they have employed all th* skill, crafts
ar.d whisky establishments to pleadings stricken from the re- nostly to I-atln America.
■■-'• -to ......... ...
— 1— ri after he *had denied the at
Veterans programs—$6,1 0 0,- much rellanre upon relief. wh*p#maet SUts Board of Health sanl.
manship . and technical know how they
*1
as
more
reliance
on
insuranc*
torney
general's
petition
to
inUry regulations Is gaining head.
000.000. 16 perrent of the total
have, gained through years of building
trrvcne In the three-way fight and $766,000,000 less than this is our national objretlv*.
TERMS Aa lo s s
and installing frozen food lockers. That's
"Pallurp.,to adopt • long-range
T U
th* drive was opened between the 8UU,.CIty of M'
Aa $ 4 W M h ly
why the Amana Is so reasonably priced, why
•bout two months ago, the depart' and a private cltlien over
Interest on the public debt— housing program would msan
to
the
I
further
delay
In
achieving
decent
msnt has disapproved •l*ht ap
$1460 ,000,000, 134 percent of th*
If Is so easy to use, why It Is lo attractive In
E. N. Laughton claims till* to total and $60,000,0O0 more than hous'jrg nlnndard#" *
Plication* for licenses In
design.
Burlingame Island In downtown thla year, largely . because of.
"failure to tkvolt needed .nujnx
middle
Florida,* four,
AMANA WILL PAY FOR ITSILF
1
voluntarily wsr# withdrawn and Miami under an original 1819 International accumulation on -the to our atomic plant would m*an
tha department said the licenses deed from trustee* of the Internal
that we would b* derelict in the
THROUGH POOD MONIY SAVID
of
savings
bonds
bought
ef three eld eaUMIshmenla will Improvement Fund. The City of
use t>fr on*
om of our most valuable
th* war.
Ye* **• save frem.11% to 40% Wy Leyte* feed h
b» revoked for failure to meet Miami claims tills to the 60-acre
1 welfare, health and se rcsnuVcen.
larger gessMtlsi Ck.ct (Mi fqct Jmr yssculf. Ask
tract under two special acU of the
century requirements.'
"All of theme programs directcurity—$2,000,000,000,
$
perrent
•cue (<#•#* toed* dealer toe cempsrslhr* pcltss e*
legislature.
'.
Urge end swell gssteges ef been* feeds. Atk yeue
of the total and $70,000,000 more ly sunnort the twofold ohjectlv*
green, fee gci*ei ee sell** tsat and Ike ill* e«* v*u
than this year. This would include of building economic and indtvt&Yes will k* smtied. Aad ritnemker.
increased aid to dependent chil uni atrength and health in thl
t a s T e i L we
•'h
ted peril**I can be kept gerferity eg t* 4 r i i Hl
dren and the blind and Initial nation, and nf better preparing
this
nation
to
discharge
I's
li
administrative costa of thq pro
posed health Insurance program. creased responsibilities In thn
PRICRS INCLUDB
Tha imediral-caro
" •
benefit* would families of nations."
be eelf-flnanclng through a 1
TALLAHASSEE J»n. 12 l/P h ~ A slate-wide conference on
'M e a n t tax on payroll*, begin
2ug and planning will be held in Jacksonville March 29-30, Director ning next Jan. 1.
s
to m vb
Overmann. o f the Stats Improvement Commission announced
Tax refunds—$1,990,000,000, 6
' *k#l grelscfs yea, egstsit feed ipellsge
THE
WEATHER
percent of tha total and up
v t
□oo non
■to ■■ I ■
"lhrou,h T * of
Ptoafaf
itoral resource*—$1400,000,•
LAKELAND. Jan. II (4V -T ho
irdinni its position as th* premier tourist sUU^ 000, 4.1 percent of th* total and
-in f
Federal State Frost Warning
400400 above this year. Servlc* forecast for peninsular
*'1** *° ,eBd repr*M,,u,ir*» *•
vlUt. meeting
meeting’ U
to farmt**1
form’
nlc energy development would Florida
w tonight
lomgni and
anq Tucadar
tuesaar
of local planning end
$080400,000. a $204
morning
ng was
waa partly cloudy and
aonnel In planning mad honing,
1,000.
''f l o o d control $440,
mild in gjl districts, •lightly
federer in north and centra) disbe to
TRIGIDAIRE
Florida State News In Brief
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Invite You to Inspect9
MADE BY
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State Wide Conference To-Be Held |
- To Investigate Planning And Zoning
B YEAR Qurantn
B YEAR P I H Plaa
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V' Oviedo,
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.• f t
THE WEATHER
In Unity There In Strength—
To Protect the Peace of the World;
To Promote (he Progress of Amrrlraj
To Produre Prosperity for Sanford.
Otmdv and showery thi' after*
r»H>n. clearing and murh rotder
tonight. Wednf'd.-i; fair and coldrr.
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VOLUME XXXIX
Established 190H
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A s s o c ia te d P re s s Leased W ire ■
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GOP Attempts H
5 Billion Cut In
Uut Not Cotton Demo Budget
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Generalf-Under Oath, Chairman Declines To
Before The Senate.
Specify Items To
AssumcsFull Blame
Be Cut; Notes High
For All Tradings
Foreign AM Outlay
WASHINGTON
Jan.'
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0 lAy)—nrl*. General .Wallace
• II. f.raham'a hroher (ratified
today that under written
Inatructiona he held Graham's
wheat trading arrnunl open
until N o t . 23. 1947. seven
weeks after President Tru
man had erltlrlird grain
•peculator*.
. Harry ItrUker, customer’s
tnan for llarhe & Co. broken,
alao told the ‘Senate Approrlatlona Comm litre he doe*
J not remember aperifirally
. that Graham called him after
the I’ rraidrnt'a Oct, 6 bleat
■lalnit speculating.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I3 '(/P )^
Brig..General .Wallace H. Graham
testified today that he got out ot
the wheat market—except (or one
•mall trade- -alter President Truman. critKired^mmnn<lflfr» "Spec'-'
4}ut*tor» lait October. Rut he >aid
he continued to deal in cotton
until Dee. Ifl,
Under oath before the Senate
Appropriation* Committee, the
President's p e r i n n a I phytit iati
raid. too. that lie anumed pertonal rr>|K>n»il>iLTv (or the tradei.
Previously, he had (aid publicIv
in a Hatcmenl lliVt lit* broker
f mad? .commodity mirthate* (or
him without hit knowledge.
.. . Graham told the committee lli.it
all of hu dealing* on the com
modities etc hanger, including cot*
ton .and cottonteed oil, were
f (ostia ar* *■* •••> *■>*
5 Killed, 4 Injured
As DC-3 Cracks Up
*In Grove O f Trees
WASHINGTON. J*n. 13 GPl—
An Eastern Airliner plane with
nine person* alroanl crashed on
the out»klrt« of Washington
during a rntnttonn early today,
killing five and injuring four.
The plane, rnrmite front. t|ou»ton, Tex., rn Bouton, ploweil into
• grove o f tree* on the Mnrylnnd
'aide of the Potomac Klvrr n few
# miles from tli» Rational Airport
ahortly after reporting It was
ruming In f«r.n landing.
The twin-engine DC-3 waa d o
nmlfahed. hut there Utt tl, fire.
Eastern Airline* »nld the rsus**
.
had not' been dclerndned, adding
that the pilot checked In with UAL
bv radio at 4:27 A. M. EST but
failed to make contact with the
airport control tower later at
echeduled.
The dead were three pattangert,
m
<r«eiia*ra •*
*"»•
BloOd Is-Onnatcd
At Health Clinir
* A total of 21 pint* of blood
wax donated to the Central Flor
ida Dipod Bank at tins clinic bald
here Monday at the Seminole
Countv Health Unit. It waa re
ported today by Hr*. Seth Wood*.
ruff.
Three pints nf this blood was
Immediately dispatched to the
use of hospital pallenls. Of the
. regaining 18 pints, atx pint* were
'srht to the use of Mr*. L. IBartneau, Sanford resident who
la now aeriously III in Orlando.
Tha other 12 pints has (seen de
posited In the blood hdnk to the
credit of Bchnlnole County.
The Jayc'ee*. American Legion,
V.F.W. and P.T.A. member* alt
responded to the appeal for donatlona said Mrs. Woodruff. If 12
pints of blood r a n h » guaranteed
as a donation., the unit will come
to Sanford on Feb. 0. she de
clared.
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THE WEATHER
LAKELAND, Jan. 13, WV-^
Tha Fed*ex) Stale Frost Warning
Service forecast for peninsular
Florida tonight and Wednesday
t f morning waa clearing and much
~ colder with gentla to moderate
northerly wind* in northern dis
trict*; with lowest temperatures
about 35 degrees near tha Geor
gia line. ,
Rain, •ruling early tonight, fol
lowed by clearing and consider
ably cooler in central district*;
showers and mild In southern dis
tricts becoming 'cooler by morn
ing..
Temperature*
£
Low
High
Buffalo
%:v *
U
OT
D enver-------- — --------- 3k
Galveston
49
73
Lo* Angel**
OT
«0
North (latte
IT
34
Saint Louis
49
IT
Seattle
II
W innipeg- >
Jacksonville
PmuacoU
•WASHINGTON. Jan. U t/V)
Republican* »et out toddy to chop
rome $5,000,000,000 out of Pte*
idenl Truman’t $J9,w>0,00fl,000
hudget for the year' itartiiig Ju
ly I.
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Hie-Foreign Aid Program ap
peared likely, lo Ire the mam
target of the money saving drive.
A $5,000,000,000 . tlath
tlir tenlalivr goal *el by Chair
man Taber (R-NY) pending a
meeting • nf the Senale tfou»e
Budget Committee Jo go over detaili of the unprecedented peace
time spending etlimale Mr. Hu
man »ent lo Congre»t yesterday.
While Talret declined . lo specilv just what item* mutt likrli*.
would he tingled nut for cult, he
not’erl that lire' President's edi-
Broadcast Leader l c*tion
!^ r^After s Ander
Said U. S. Can
Says Pctrillo Is son
Meet A-td Shipments
Economic Pirate WASHINGTON, J.m. It (/P)—
Miller Snv**A FM Head
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Hanford enjbyed the blggr*! «liuin< hoard tournament in II* hislory
luil Thursday afternoon »lirn is Irani from Kusli* arritrd here to
play member* of tlir Sjipford Tourist Club. Aboir tire shown the
placer* in artinn slid Jh> spectator*, numlierlnx in all, mure than
125. Bust la won t6 games amt Sanford won eight, K. M. Armllaxe.
«w
re a r
al*»
Williams Is Fleeted
Head O f Odd Fellows
0 mver Williams was elected
ns Noble Ora ml of the Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellow* at
their meeting at the I.O.O.F, Hall
last evening. F. D. Jobe was
elected ns vire-noble
grand.
Kalph T. Spolts ns sectetnry and
J. T. Hardy a* treasurer.
Other lodge officials eleelrd
worn I. (J. Byron Squires. D C.
Howard, A. B. Lovejov, Edwin L.
LundquLt. Harry M. Huffman, T.
B. Ashdown, rhllllp Kisslrr. W.
H. Folds. C. J. Wilkinson. Albert
Hawkins, C. L. Wynn and II. M.
Gleason. A light luneheOn was
served after the IndgO session.
Cloning Hours Fixed
For Liquor P I rcch
Closing hour* of from 2:00 A.
M. fo 8:00 A. M. during Ihe week
for establishments selling Inlovlrating -b*s*rag*s and from 2:00
A. M. Sundsy to 8:00 A. M. Mon
day were established last evening
by the County Commission which
met in adjourned session..It wm
reported today by 0. P. Herndon,
county clerk.
This riding applies lo places
selling alcoholic and other bev*
erage* outside nf municipalities.
The Sunday closing rule dors not
affeet places selling bevr slope
Us this tinder the law. Is .termed
non-intoxicating, said Mr. Hern
don.
The reason for passing this
resolution is 's o that Scminute
County may have a uniform'do*.
Ing time for liquor plaees 'with
that of- adjoining counties, said
County Commission Chairman If.
B. Pope this morning. Sheriff I*.
A. Mero and Alfred Haven, State
Beverage Department D ie t r i e I
Supervisor, were present et the
meeting.
I99.DAY FLIGHT
MIAMI
Jen.
13 (d i-T e n
American business men left here
today aboard a flying showroom
for a 100-day, 46,000-mHe busi
ness trip around the world.
The plane was airborne at 9:45
A. V. '(EST). .
.iksSrijS
Tlie Jewi»li anti-tni|*vi laid tentned on llic Shirk alt Itiidi nuarIcr. where Arab gunmen bavr
rlinked *nl( Ir.ilfu lwtwten Jcru*alrm <Aul Jewi*b in*tilution» on
Mount Scopttt. flic Jew-*, altuking wi|b ga*olmc bomb* atto (tre^.1 dc^.f^r^d * tbiec-*tory boinc
and damaged Hi othei*. after
warning ruTupanti If* Br f•
New violence erupted in lb*
f ITflflIII!:l>f4| M«
t*MB* T w ill
Greek Offensive
Launched Against
Guerrilla Forces
ATHENS Jnn. 13 f/Pt—A tirr.-k
pffenalvi* was launched tmlny
against n f»ien nf 800 guerrilla*
on famed Mt. Parnassus, 75
mile* north Watt nf A then with
an amphibious operation from' th*
Gulf of Corinth.
A military tpokesman tald thr
force* rxpeelrd, to annihilate
commando unit* moved aihore
near the port of Iratlni from des
troyer*. gunlioata and coatt guard
vr**el* Iwfore ;Uwn and occupied
height*",guarding pp*s*» med by
thr guerrillas. Troops; poller rod
the air force began attark* far
ther inland.
Tlir guerrillas tverr active par
ticularly during th» lata summer,
raiding-luwna-uexr the -nnrlliern
coast of thr Gulf of Corinth.
Dwight P. Griswold, rhlef of
the American million to aid
(Jrrece. said tha Greeks had
agreed to Impose controlx on hank
rredlt* to romnal' Inflation and to
ilraliwsra m Cis i twin
Comdr. F. D. Scott
To Jlcad Delegation
Post Commander F. D. Scott
was named hrad of VFW dele
gates who will- attend the State
VFW Conferenea In Ocala, Jan.
24 and 25 at a meeting of YF.W
Post 3282 held last evening’ hi
the Legion Hut. The other dele
gate* named war* Roy Wright,
J. A. Wright, L. F. Boyle, Jack
Gordy, Voile Williams, Jr. and
John Raul*.
■ R. R. Wright was elected a*
quartermaster U> fill the un*i.
pired term of Jama* Huff. The
Poat voted to Invlta veteran* at
tached to tha Naw York Glanta
and George Barr Umpire School
to' meet with them.
Plans for the district conven
tion her* on Fib. 8, were nnnounerd by J. A. Wright, conven
tion chairman. Th* man will meet,
■t th# Tourlat Canter, the women
at th* City Hall and dinner will
be xanred at tho Legion Hut, he
aanotmeed.
vice wax announced today. Mr.
Rambler la th# eon of Mr. and
Mrx. IL M, Rumbley and la a
life-long resident of Sanford and
Semlnol* County H* has baen aaaigned to duty., in tha Sanford
Office of ihe Employment 8 «>
vice, • r-'-r ■ •* * •
(cured icier Iloir i*f ihe m -d Republic an Fatly |urtidenli.d nnniinsling
convention delegate* by |wi|>ular vole for the fu*t tiuir in year;.
Attorney Grneial Lun. W ation advned S euet.iiv o f S ta ir H, A
(ir.iv y e ilrn la y tin t u n rr ib r H epubliriani jm lleil m orr than JH |w tof lb * lo la l vote ra il in .the 1944 general elerliork llt r ii candid■ * 3
4 ale* fm ruttionat rnnvm tinn itch*
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M;iyor Submits Nine
Plunk Program For
City Arlmrnistr.itidrl
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WASHING rO N T ja n M (»V)
Justin Miller, p teiulrnl n f l b '
N-Ithill.il Axsnri.lthin rd IlflhXtlraxler*. tnfl the llififtr l.ibn,( nmtnillrr li-il.iv that fame- t
Crlnllo iv an “ etnnomic* iniateV
wbn b.i- be*nine “ llic Aiueth ,n
Ibe admfmlration
i*
>
treking
making uiiluilry by “ uninventing . M itdull Plaq
llir plujnni’l ||»Ik*■ I k Mid tin. t
Aodeiion a eminent ed dwt lliix
''bulling tile leal ptofrinon^l mil- , iMintrv eipecl* to expnit "no
Xlylan*
[meat" for two yn»r*-nnder Ihr
ft" NAU (iiLodtiLL lCiltlie.1—rrr^pj^T^ and V indenting *aid tlir
A I lnIlywiH.il like .citing lulmr ^j(r t| „f
|tto|to*ed expoil*
u*d
liglilj.
and
i
lii
kiln*
new,
njuin
ilomevtu
«on*umefs
i» a big
'
icel vali;ei*a‘ . IL i. the but nf 544*11V
ry r ta li wilnr ve: salirdnlcd I • tell j
“ |) , V„ M
,n (bat |( w r have
le.oluliuii. tie*11-«let.1i
gate this year 'mnsi^TIfti' In pri-' , ,iiiornnte' a mote efliiient idmmi*
marv rlpytion*
Iration u| city goveinmnit a iy U i
th'iuo-mu,- . ion\eh||on
gstr.t t-«ri ir I{avi-_ Iwen
ity itiaf'r ibofiuigli iiiu b i i .nilmg b
pltmiili ulrtUunlvntt.a.-liul_hm»>- tween t tty — t 'fl|ltmi7T|,".ti|in — a m i'
w dn . lt v sole a.i
die , -"C * m rat raim nm -. th r rv p o it |>rogtam
tofure the Ih'liulilirstts have lirt'n
a gain .I P e lid lo " a limn* (starts tlir ! w,*(||,| liiv c ' n o r f f e e lV V'anden*
lr|>altli|eiil
In
,u
|
uni
rin
City
allow- 'I undri n ''minority party'
union Ira d ri's ban on ret Hiding - |,r l , n k r il
lx** til ell •rl their delrgulc* in plovers wrar •iilfoiiilnl by \1 i\n|
|| h,.. no ielation*lnp
stale smt ilmlrlrt executive cum lio lie it A. W llfi im at i City and In* eviiet again*! tlie i»ir of j **yr i
union
miivici.utt
fm
trlc
iin
n
ri
ditC
'tirogl-.m
([n irig n a id ),"
roitlir roretingx.
C om nntiiun meeting last evening, j
Allh'Htgh therp wru- only 35.
AnilrfMin tephril. aihhlig that the
and
adn|il'*d
uiianimoudy
|
Jm
iadi
a
il
31*7 icgritefeil Florida Bepiibii.
\- Ilie liearing- tegaji. roiii- pictcnl meal sftoitagr irmllj from
file
irn d lllin lli. a ito id lljg tu
■'ran* in 1!Mt. and only l*.720 of
m itiee r iif liim a n lla ^ t r y t it-N -t>
thrm vo(et| in a party pilnufty (iiv M.tnayri II N ?*.«yr». *.rte, 'lernTieil Unit 'a iitilic'immlt:ee Ai a '"*my large *|.nightr( ‘md *
eontesj to nominate n enndulsto at fnlhiwST
Vnttigslrvi IVtli'In in la t Alice rhoit -uni bigh p’iifcd com crop.
for governot, then* wrn 143.215
“ Ihat’* a itio*! petiuaiivc statelet
lair year, lie -isi-l llte giollj.
" l i l t * (<t|nlnl"ii'ii will expei |
vote* for the highrst ItepilldlVnn
i . l.iilInii-.l
!'» « ' * »* '"!
rrpoitnl that IVliillo nml hi
presl'lrntinl rlerlor in tile general the C ilv M a n agri and all d e unhui■ -“exercise m«tto]mlt*ltr coo
elrelinn.
partment head* to * a n y out all trot over alt rn m in ricla l p h a -* w
uf nin*,iral -j-i ai-«
. ' miIiiiv
'
i r r n i d i n g ,,
ra d io ,
m o vie*
nod
idrnt—and nhvimisly more than I Hilt troll . m in iirr. ir ili/ in r . at lelcvialon, ami have u-i-d tlie ii
that
lliev
tie
winking
lUn.OPO of IIn ilcpiililiesn tle\rt al! lime*
f lo a t |m ttrr to til*■-.•V technologi
voter* Imib In coiiii* from lh*mi« im and helm: pud hy the tmi*- cal Acvrlopnii'llt
»f
frequeuev
latie rank;.
U n a h ila tio il ( F M ) im h o nod o f
In
•A mlnnrily patty, under Flm
jr: 111 thj iu ' Hirir hat Itrrn '•'• m t"o, .
lila law. is one which In two stir• WASHINGTON Jan. 13 (/PA—
I l n r l l i' » said h i- ‘ idwomnillttH
reeding prvaidrntlal rtretjons has Mine dniriitmn within ceitain dr im : recommended iim t th e . I aft Tin* Aimrirnr Veteran* romnilteast lit lea.t 5 pireenl nf tile Vote
Il i.iiIIiiumI h. l-aa* *1.1
Hnrtlev law and other' frile rn l ti*f* jfmjrtv tw .m m r'n d e il' re*t«rabut failed to name a majority nf
'litotes he amended " jo liiat linn’ nf lintlivd intrdnTng and prlr#
Cullen II. Tallon, president of the the state's itrbxidi-nUal* elector*.
I In* miuin|>nlisi ic prin t li e* of la ,,m lfd , iptl npppifd President
I lor tils S t a l e Elks Association
Tlie ItrpulilhMit* nlill are in a
bor 4IIUMHS w liich np injur mu* Tnkuatr'- r'itn|mninn r«*que*t for
(lie., will pxy an official visit Irt minority party, and if only their
'nndhv i"*«i r I" runlrnl wages,
to the public ini ere I * !«• for
Ihr Sanford Lodge No. 1211 at mrnilier# bad voted for their preo.
r- rhin’ tv. AVC national sec*
liiditen."
their home nn H ern nil StreelJ idential tieket. tliav rmild linvr
ri 'ii.v, mtllm.-ii rl»» organira•15.* idijci tier of llo - *• licat
srl*iliiig rntn'ontion
itiurolny rirninx. A turkey din iiiiiilnucit
ing* is to *i-i- tIn* fact i am tmu'i vri'iv: lo rin* Senate Hanktier will Iw aervrd at
o’clock tloii gate* l>y* rornmiMco voter
ie trrtlllp r **h*rln'i <>> it'll .1-1 j
1 ",l" " 1' 1'
However, tlir heavy Democratic
by 1lie iadira nf Ihr Anna Atillrr
I I I - p i f lH l-u l t-h*.licit sharply
•hliniud l**gi la l i n i i n o r e * . uv.
t irrlr. Ihr mrellng »IH begin at vote put them within another law
..ill*
the idea* of many RepubNEW I'U ill. India. Jan 1
II'lliev said
|t,-an Fmigt! ,, iiiciiiIht* on Mr.
8:0ft o'cliwk when randldatra will which says candidal.« for conven t/I3
Mnliandir*
K
Gandhi
stair
After
Indlidr"
*»itne**e#
Imve
hr Initiated. A'lsllora are rxprrted tion delegate of a petty that has evl a life rndangrriiig fn»t fur Icitified I’f trill o will I** Iieard Truman's 40-point anti-inflation
from other Central Florid# town*, foiled as much a* 2n percent of tummimal p*are In Delhi and In .•darting Jan U'
program.
, . .
Fro llutnri, rite president, ataled. the total v o le must qualify “ ax ilia at It A. At. today.
T h e ir hnxlllltv
pointed up
Mlll<*r acctnrd IV 11 il|c* nf ert
provided hy taw for the qualifica
hv S.-milor In ft (II-Ohlo>. chair-,
The Indian patriot and prophet <ng*. thlm rgli hi* re alrietion* nfl man of the Senate group.policy
tion of other candidates In pri
«*f rmn-vlolepro, frail and T". r* lii*- i|*e n f m il : i < * i » n » le t'll *t committee, who -aid in advance
mal
y
elections."
.
AH 46 Rescued From
n A m e r ic a n i l m *
That means if you want to gu J(*fii-i| trial mlruiti* appenl* ft**m. In ll t eM VdNa lyl ns H, \ ,r'i i rnn
-,f ti.tav', hearing tttn't meat ra(*« x r a l * l
Hindu, Sikh and Moxlcm iteb gn ;
Transport Connolly a: an official ilHcgsir lo Ihe Ite- H
tiunlm-. fur example, would re
m
,*
thnl
In
*
give
Ihe
people.
If*
J
pnl.llcan National Convention tills
liv e Mark matkela and lead to
daya
to
rr-floie
perte*.
hefori*
lie
en-ti higher price*
•
NEW YORK. Jan. 13 t/IA-AII summer yiju must ipmlify with ginning iu - fa*t
Cold
Weal
her
Spreads
He
terelve.l
Jd -nn vigors who abandoned thr the secretory nf atali for n place them in the garden nf n nrlllion
Among other hill* dcMgned lo
Army’* flame-swept fnncrsl trpns i " " the May flrpuhlican I’aMy
Ovef Far I Of H.S. implement Mr. rrirm an • proone l.y-Senator Taylor fDdort Jas-ph V. Connolly were safe primary haHot ftom cliher your nlie frorai - home here".
-“
Yon
Piiint
prefer
fiandht
nr
j
distrirl or Iho
today alrmrii two other vrtsrls i *o iiresslonal
Iduliol ’vmthl restore rationing,
II.
A8SOCI.MT.lt
ITtF-HSUwlea»ne**_
Ymi
ran’t
haH
*j
Imttt,*'
after it dramatic rescue from lifr- •tale at large.
Colder Wrftlliei pfi'nd m u a •jiie rotnmlttee expert* to receive
drlegatlnh tuemliera aald he l*tlil
li»nl* in whirh they hail losxrd for
wide section 'if the country today allothi'r inenuiie later thi* week
them
In
llin
d
u
ata
n
l.
They
added
I! hours in raging North Altanllr
temperaiurea ranged front providing for mehtion nf meat
Movies Of Davis Cuj> lie nr eiU-d life had m* value riel and
seas.
>uh*iern
level.* In pari* nf flu- i illuming marbinrey.
attraclinn willnmt peace and love
Rescur of thr 45 - the Connollv’a
floretv read to thr cnmniiltea
Midwest
lo
below ftreiing nerunt
IMay
Will
Be
Shown
Prnniptly nt 11:00 A. M. Gan*
45 rirwmrn and itrs lone passrngrr
ati AVC reiidtiUon adopted last
ttlnhoma
niul
northern
Texa*.
dhi pointed t'» Ihe remnant* nf
w o romplrtrd last night after
The fresh Icy* blast* front Can Fall which endorsed virtually all
Sound motion picture* of the hth brenkfari of goat's milk amt
•an all-dny air and srif search for
ada
;rnt the mrrrury to 12 M ow went a-step further in railing for
the survivors who abandoned their 1917 Davis Cup Challenge Round vegetable*, from •whirh He had iu Minnesota nl Duluth and In- .,f th.- I’rfsident'a program and
tetmis
m
a
t
c
h
e
s
lirlwrrn
Austrntla
hlaxing ship in a northeast gale
lieen raltlig »paringty, and" asi l, li-ruHtinnal Fall* and In one lie- government mb -idles to roll back
si mo IKK) mile* east of New York. and the United States whirh were “ Take it away. It I* time."
low nt Mihnenpoll*. Below rero food price*
pUyad
at
Fnrrrst
Hills
last
Aug
Thr hslf-frolrn, mrii wrrr pickHe time.I Ho* atari of the fast leadings also were reported in
••tlnle .
dra*tlc- atrpi
are
ust
will
Iw
*
shown
at
the
Mayfair
rd up by the Army transport
exactly with hi* watch. He lire*! part* nf North Dakota and in taken, w-e anticipate a hust,"-‘
Inn
tonight.
It
ha*
been
nnmuinr.
'Genrnal It. E. Callan and the
rinxed hi* month with water and northwestern Wisconsin.
t’lornlv aid. adding that It would
Black
Dinmnnd l.lne's Union ed hy Lind Writer, general man
|( ishIImiipA *1*4 1 1*4* Blit
Denver’s rnrly morning low was Is- pat ter tied after the economic
ager.
Victory which sped to th# scene
it. A* the cnld air spiead south, eollap-e -of 1029.
Ultra will lie no admission
after Intercepting the - stlcken
%Florety declared that "***»n,
eastward from the tub-tero lielt
Connolly'* call* for help earlier in rharg* ■to the showing, whirh is Tourist Club Hears
act ms* the Ohio Valley tempera Hal. basic commodities," includ
bring
brought
to
the
people
nf
the day, loitig-ratufe air fnrr*
Address On Hyirnis ture* all along the Ohio River ing fo«d Item* and particularly
planes from Kindley Field In Sanford to stimulate- their Intereat
were below (reeling, Oklalmma meat* should he (dared under
In
playing
tennis,
Welwr
stated.
Bermuda aided In th* rescue.
J, A. lo*e of Cincinnati, Ohio, •yty** minimum was 21 and Fort price runt rut and rationing.
who ia MH-ndlng tha winter with Worth's waa 3fl.
The colder weather was cxjieet.
Ihe Fellowship Front at the
YOUTHS INDICTED
Municipal Airport, was the prin ed to rxtend to the eastern Sen-*
ATLANTA Jan. 13 (/Pi-Four
hoard
and
a
drop
in
trm|»eratuiex
cipal a|M*aker on the program
void I, ful member* of prominent
THP~-|
nresented at the Tourist Center was forrcaat for narts of the cen Atlanta families wrte Indicted by
tral
Gulf
Slate*.
Rain
was
reporilast night for the benefit of tlie
a Fulton County grand Jury to
ed
from
Virginia
to
Hartford.
Tourist Club. Mr. I**, who I* a
day on charge* of malicious milhymn writer of note himself, Conn, lai* Angeles repoi ted a Inw chief in coiineeHnn with the thrill
of
50
thi*
morning
after
yester
ATlJ\NTA Jan» 13 (/P>—More than 400 religious leaders from 12 spoke on Ihe subject of "Immor
wreeklng o f automobiles.
day'* high nf 82.
%
The indictment charged th*
states, representing eight denomination* of the Protestant Church, to tal Hymn Writer#".
Following the lecture, Ice rream
four with, eleven Incidents of
day begin a thrae-day Southeastern Chttrth Convocation.
was 'acrved through the courtesy
automobile wteeklnjt.
BUSINESS SOLD
Theme of the Southeastern Convocation is "Protestantism faces of the Chamlrer of Commerce and
Those accused are Harold
Mr. and Mr*. K. Carmichael of
varlou* game* were played, in Del.and haye purchased and 'are For.xt, 17: Ed Evans, 17; l.eonard
its task in tha Southexyt."
Arranged by the advisory com inilia* of the Southeastern Inter cluding checker*, bridge, and now operating tha Sanford Up- Haas, Hi, and Danny Payne, 19.
council office, the meeting it under joint sponsorship of the Federal ihufflrboard. About 100 mem holitcry Co..at U8Mr Nnrth Park
ber* were present, E. M. Arm!- Avenue from Dnugtas Sheppard.
TRIPLE TROUBLE
Council o f Churches, the Inter*’ *
tago stated today, Including eight
Mr. Carmichael learned hi*
HAY CITY, Mich., Jan. 13, </P>
national Council of Religious ruming th* United •Nations and new member* who are winter trade In Scotland, 33 year* ago,
—The automobile' of John SanEducation and the Home Mission* the European Recovery Program visitor*.
and for IS year* operated an up- horn of Midland, Mich., broke
Council of North America.
_____I
________
!--were ached uled for conaideration
holatary business In New Jersey, through the ice of Saginaw Bay
Thia. the firat auch church con hr th* executive committee to
lie stated yesterday that It la la while lie was fishing nearby.
HOSPITAL MEET
vocation in the 8oulh, will alao day.
The Board nf Director* of the il* Intention to purcchaae a homo
So a Pinconning, Mich., firm
M obsarved by the executive
Gov. M. E. Thompson of Geor Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos n Sanford.
sent a wreckgr to retrieve It.
committee o f the Federal Coun gia and Charles P. Taft, Cincin pital Association will meet ImThat broke .through and sank too.
cil ofj *Churchea of Chriat in nati attorney and preaident of maUiately after (he meeting of
A pilot, attracted by th* crowd
MRB. RECTOR DIES'.
America.' Th* bi-monthly meet th* Fadaral Council of Churchea, flm*. Hospital Association at tha
STAMFORD, Conn.. Jan. 13 UP) on the Ice, landed to a#* what
ing of the committee, usually held
the convocation to- Court House at 8:00 o’clock,
In New York, will be conducted
»
.
Thursday afUrnoon, It WM an —Mrs, George Rector, died laat waa going op. Ilia plan* broke
In Atlanta.
.representing Baptist; nounced by 8. F Doudney, *•- night, whoe«' husband, th* na through also.
Th* problsm now Is to r«trier#
Two reporta. Jrom the Depart
Presbyterian, Luther- cratkry. and T. W. Lawton pre tionally known restaurateur, died
all ihroq vehicle*u r« «* ratt)
ment of International Justice eonlast November.
sident. *
—
. Sc* rn
Elks Presiden(
...
Committee Of Vets
Urges Restoration
Of Price Controls
.w w f i*»- ..............
Gjiandis Fast For
Peace Said To I5e
Endangering; Life
12 States Represented In Three
Day Southeaistem Church Meet
t
-I J
■swamirriidi xa r.
,-AN
Industry
st
“whero f^rtt®st!ihrlfiSfer#iaT£:
IB P
Photo Isy Ex-ex .-Gudin
d lrrito r of Im trisl a rlistlie * of thr Sem inole fo u n t) rham brr of
Coinm errr, a rra u x ril the inert ami r n lr r t.iiu m riil of ih r winter
xialtiirs, which Included s r rx in i of r c f ir x lim r iiU ul the lo u iU t
Center.
D est r o y
|iu b ti(.i undwil (m bail union
leailei diqi ”
,
M illet le-libeil tbal F rlid lo .
SEES TENNIS MATCI1HB
J, R. Dpveil of Miami, •State
Manager of the Wilson Sport
ing Goode Company, accompanied
by Jack Daly of their Chicago
RUMBLEY AFPOINTED
office, waa a visitor 8urxUy at
Th* appointment of Robert
tha
exhibition Alexander Rumble * of 510 Tel---- Cooka-BeU
. ---- tennis
,- iu. au.inm.twn,
slopping hare ggo greet several matto Atenoe to ihe position oT
h* attended the semi-finals of
the Dixie Tournament. Mr. Du
vall saw, tha courts of the San
ford Bath and Tennis Club at the
May fair law-tor the first time and
expressed hie pleasure at the evi
dent increase In tennta iirthla
city.
T o
Serrrlaiy-td AglKultuie. An del ion
vigoroudy denied today* that Adimnutralion iri|uevt» (or *t»ndhy
rationing hnd pure enntio|i pow
er* nar'r me it aml ullwr foodi
item from vbtpnirntx pl-ityied un
der lire I Mrupertl Hevovery Pro
gram
,
Ch-iirni in^Vandenberg (IGMuli)
■of-- th* Senate Foiejgn Hellion*
(‘nVnnuttee tailed tin* queition *fIrr AndrrMjn t.iul the Unrled
Stale* ran meet huge food tltipitirnl* to nuiope itndei lire aid
plan
City Approves
Jewish Demolition Roosevelt Bolters Force Selection
Squads Raid Arab Of GOP Delegate First Time In Years Resolutions For
llirntiyli uonrUd runt ml of tb.-1 d, »rn 000.000 for the lint 11
F\ A u irrm trf r.teiailoii ,d Muuium, itemilis il? die pmjmied four-year
-WI IrfkMA^M-'-Jsw 1 1 trU --Jr a|iprm w
t;lnml.ri7zSniper Outposts - niuri.il<,
More
Efficiency
I* xerkine lo dntmv tlir in Old . Mioxrrv piogiitin known as the
liy Itnlting away fiom ibe Hotixrxell lukrl in 194.1. have1
, For example, h r *atd, the PietJ L R U S A im Jan. II l'1't
idrnt want* half a billion dollar* Jew nil
ileniolition mjh.hI* .itto
finance
Universal. M ilitar*
tatkctl Arab sniping
on lit*
Training legislation, which Con- oiilikiil* of Jrrm-tlcm tml-iyjpttl
g r o t has not enacted and which ,i Jr vsisli t|wiVr*in.ili lmt'rii ilvn i
tn m t o f.- it* top |ea«|e|* r *(ie« I
mite a**aiill may In- ^larnl in
it to he put attde for at least
J'-rutalfm’* nM * ilv to lift, an
q nolliet year.
A m I> *icgr 'of IT50B Jr**'*-
IIM IIIW *
S ocks
• JRc c o r d
mate of nclnal foreign aid outlay*
during the yrar and hi* requests A f r c n c y Predicts Dis
(nr fund* hr finance other proj
aster Will Result
ect* not yet authorized by law
If Arabs Persist
run well ovrr $5,000,000,000.
'Tnfier- pointed not (but while
the Mnrthlll Plan’ for Kunspean
recovery eorjtamptatex a ftt.™,non 000 appropriation for the
firat IB month*, the budget ray*
only *1,000.000.000 of that »urti
wUI he spent during tha 13 mcnlha
starting July I.
The New Yorkar termed even
tlvat “ loo much."
,
.And^JTabar -rdded. •TJt.-Piealdrrst'a proposal* for huge out
Secretary Denies
wer
"
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i yggg g
~ IB r i t a i n
E x h ib i t H is P o u lt r y ! F o r
J . A. Blslllne of I -cingwnod will
compete for top honor* with more
than 10,000 entries frpm all *«■•
tlona of thla country and Canada
at the 100th annual Uoston Tout*
try Show to be held at the Me
chanics Building In the nay Stale
capital on Jan. 20-24.
Entries, will competr for more
than 155,000 In prire money ret
up for thla anniversary ahnw
which will rommerooratc the cen
tennial-of the American poultry
Industry, The * five-acre cipanaef the Mechanic* Duildinir will
be crowded with a gala array
of exhibits and demonstrations
representative of all the phaae*
of the three million dollar In-
-dsatry,— ------- -------- ----------- ■—
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A m o n * principal attractions
will tie the A A I’ Food Store*'
flail of Fame where champion
birds of the show, reerlvrrJ of
top awards from the fool com-
A sk s S y r ia
Inv&Hion
D e ta ils
LONDON, Jan. I t W V-Brilaln
has "called for Information" from
8yrain government on details of
the Arab "Invasion" of Palestine
Friday, a foreign office spokes
man announced today.
British diplomatic representa
tives saw Syrian and Lebanese
government leaders over
the
weekend and. expressing this
eouptry’a concern oygr the attack,
asked that action he taken "to
prevent the situation from being
aggravated." he said.
The
spokesman ’ speclflcallt
avoided describing the British
representations as protests. When
asked at a news conference to say
what form they took,
Britain last week drew up a
w-lreaty of friendship with Iraq.
Official sources reported today It
prdtides that air bases a t Hha(aba
and llnhhnniya. used by the
British Boyal Air Force since
10.11, will I* turned over to Iraq.
The British will rontlnue to train
Iraqi army o ffe rs and supply
equipments In the kingdom..
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
1
How Your Tax Dollar Is Spent
WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. W1)— This breakdown In pennies
shows how each dollar of the $19,700,000,000 budget proposed
by President Truman today would be spent In. the 12 months
beginning next July 1:
_ _ —— "
Pur;>oe#
CeaU
National Defense (Army, Air Poire, Navy)
.
28
International Affairs (IncludesMarshall Blan)
18
Veterans (benefits, pensions, etc.)
. *
IS
Interest on National Debt
13.2
Social Welfare, Health andSecurity
6
Refunds on Taxes
S
Transportation. Communication (shipping, highway*.
aviation, mall, rtdio regulation)
Natural Resources (atomic energy, flood control, re
clamation, power)
General Government (cost of Congress, the court*,
and agency operations not charged to other pro
gram*)
Agriculture (rural electrification, conservation, prlc’e
~ lupporU.'itcTl
—
Education and General Research
Finance, Commerce and Industry (business controls
costa, housing aids, business loans)
Reserve for Contingencies
I-abor (training and replacl-ment, strike mediation,
Taft-IIartley
W fartley Act
A enforcement, an anll-dlserliplna" ~ '
0.3
m)
Community Facilities
0.1
^H otlH>lng
iig and C
11.00
ToUl
M rs.
C ooke
L c g a l N o iic e
of
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Lloyd r. Boris
Countr Attorney*
• inestl
IC M lsarf Ir M m g - n **(
Morrison umpired the matches.
In the match of women eha:
ampIona, Miss Bets was leading la
I rs.
Cocke 4-1 when the latter started
hitting them with every stroke at
her c o m m a n d and won four
straight games to go into a 0-6
lead (Miss Bels having won the
seventh gatife. leading at •6-2).
Then Miss- Beta broke Mrs.
Cooke’s service, tiring it up at 6
all, held her own service ami
again broke that of Mrs. Cooke
to win the set. 8-0.
Tuesday eveplng at 8:00 rf’elock
sound motion pictures of the 1947
Davis Cup Challenge Round ten
nls matches between Australia
and the United State* which were
held at Forrest. Hills last August,
will he shown at the Mayfair Inn,It was announced today by Lind
Weber, general manager.
i s o t u -k
Fiew
iik a r ix o
Court e t Ih * K lath Ju d icial Ctreult Perember. lt» T .
Ol' F . Herndon
of thn Hint# o f Florid a, la and
As Clerk *o r Mid Co^iTfor s e s l n s b C ounty, la C haarary
h
t . U Hurdiek. D C .
No. IT SI and tha tW e o f th a ••*•
(CT. CT. HEAL1
IN T I I E C IR C U IT CO U R T O F T H E to W illiam R ay B oro u y h . pSalnllft,
NINTH JU D IC IA L . C IR C U IT O F vs. MargarrS A albach Roronab. daIN THE COUKT OF THE COUNTY
T H E S T A T E OR FL O R ID A IN fradanL
IS I* O R D R R R D th a t thin -No Jt IMir^ S K H liV Q U : COUNTY,
AND r o i l HEM INOLE COUNTT IN.
lle * b* publUhnd la T h a Haaford FUHIIDA. IN ritOHATECH A N CERY NO, <1*1.
Herald, a aew rpaper published in IN HE: EKTATh o r A. W. MOREt m e o im J r k
c i . k m c nth.
rtemlnols Coanty. Ktorlda. oom ■ MEN Dneuased.
ruinorr,
•
*
wsek
for fou r
<<)
consorutlvo
TO A LL C R E D IT O R S aad H E R vs.
MHki.
RONH IIA VINO CLA IM S a r - U r «
JK K 8 IE
B E L L . F O S T E R Cl.EM
•
WITNESH
tha
band
o
f
the
Clerk
MANOR
AGA IN ST SA ID E H T A T E V
E N T S.
a lot the seal o f the Circuit Court
You and eerh o f you afn hereby
fk-f.sd an l
of Sem laols County. Florida, this sitlfle d and required In present any
OHDfeCII O F P in U C A T IO N
TH E
STATE
OF
F LO R ID A , Seth day of Deossabsl, A. D. I f IT. rU lm s and demands .which you, or
eith er of . you, m ay' have agiln at
U. I* llerndon
ORKRTINUHi TO J E S S I E IIK LI.
Clerk of th * Circuit Court •
the etta tr O f A. W. MOREME.V,
F O S T E R C L E M E N T S w ho** resi
d-reaned. late o f Mid County, to
Hemlnole County, Florida
dence and addrss* Is.
the
County.- Ju d g e
p f fisralnoi*
A
k
srm
aa.
W
altsre
A
A
krrm
an
Jenels Bstl Foster C lsm snls
•'ouaty,.* Florida, al hie office m
A ttorneys for P ta la llff
A p an m sal I I
Orlando, f lot Ida
Ih* mart houM of Mid Cbuntr at
SI tVssl t i l t h
Htrost
Hanford,
Florida. within sight
New Y ork 10. New York
calendar months from lbs time of
NOTICE TO XCPKAN
Y»u a rs hereby notirtest tk tt
T a i JOMKPII COLLfNH, w k JF i Ih* ftret publication of this aetlr-.
suit for divorce hse bees IIM
against you In the Circuit Court p la n o l residence and addraa* arc Each rtatm or demand shall be >n
writing, aad shall state the
fu r KemleoW Couety. Florid a. In unknown!
C h a n ce ry - by - T lie e S e r e - C U iiis e U - — Vwu---- a r e — keceVy-— raf tfed
*f th* rialgianl. shall he sworn id
Yoe a re hereby rrq slm l to fils a p te sr la Iks Circuit Coatt
C ounty,
Florida,
In' by th* rtaimanl. sg -n b -r atlorasy
jrn u r written a p p e a r iM * with U>* Stomlnole
day of and any such rLilm nr dtmaad not
't * r h nr sslil Court In tha Cimnly Chancery, on th# J t t h
fo u rs lluUM at Hanford, F lo o d s, Ja n u a ry . A. D. I t t t , In a suit for no Hied shall he Void.
MINNIE MOIIKMCN
oa or bafore Thursd ay, the Had divorce therein swndlng, an a b
An eeerulrli of th* last Will
Ja n u a ry . A. D., IS tX .f or a breviated title o f w hich I* IDA
and ^Tretauvenl of I. W. MOREPlaaH Iff, vs,
Sc fault
will he rntereSI S firtm : M E Y E R CtlLLINR,
MEN, . !>ecen**d.
you and satd rsu w procsed e t JO H EI’H COLLINH, ltofcnd ant.
Fleet publication. J a n . f , l t l » .
WITNEHH m y ' hand and offlrtal
p a rt*. O R D E R E D th at thla notice
I— publlshad „ n r s a w eek for Mai a t Haaford, F lorid a, this J l t h
four f t ) ronsKU tlve week# la The day of D ecem ber. A. D. ItIT .
Hanford Herald of Hanford, F lori
O. I*. Herndon
A* Clerk o f Mid ClreuR Court,
d a. * '
n y Norlno Norwood
WSTNKHH my bsad and Ike seat
Deputy C le rk '
o f u k l Cottyt thin rsth day o f De
HEAL
cem ber. A, O., I f IT.
ft. I*. Ilsrnd on
Clsrh Circuit C ourt for
NOTICM TO A F F E A R
(Wmlnole C ously, F lorid a
T H E HTATK O F F L O R ID A to :
f<rr. «rr. h e a L>
IDA MAE LYNCH, whose p late
S A L E S --S E R V IC E
A k rrm a n . W alla** A A karm ta
of rfetdenre aad addreae are I l f
I'la ln tlfr * A tlorneye
llvdsoa
Hlrsst,
Jo
h
n
so
n
City,
N«W
Orlando. Florid a
* - .
H i l l H a r d w a r e C g ."
Y o rk .
Your a re h r ^ t o
■s-rClflcat thsr
301 K. lat'flt.
a sad has twcqj^liDiught against
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U RT O F T H E you la Ik s Clrcklt C o u rt o f the
NINTH JU D IC IA L O fltC U IT OF Ninth Ju d icial C ircu it, In and for
T H E HTA TB O F F LO R ID A . IN Hemlnole County, F lorid a la Chan__
AND FO R R E U IN O L E COUNTY- IN w ry, by JOHN W . LYNCH, Mid
C H A N CERY NO. tU S .
full being for d lvorre and styled
W IL LIA M HAY UOROl-’O II,
JOHN W . LYNCH, p la in tiff, vs
CHANGE TO
I'lsIn tK f,
;ID A - MAE UVNCII. defead aqt. a n t
v*.
you a re hereby required l a . HI*
M A R O A IU n AULOACH HOItUUOH with the Clerk o f M id Court I t
T IO L E N E
Defendant.
his o ffic e In IhS Court Mouw ol
NOTICE ..TO' AFFEAR
Hemlnola County. F lo r id a .' In .H a n
O IL
Ttla M araarat A ulbsrh lloroagh
ford, Florida, your w ritten ap p ear
1111 Henera. Hoelhweet
ance fpyrsonally or by a llo ra e y )
•Hand Rapids. Mlrh|*an.
la aald suit on the I l t h day of
• Notice to hsrahy given th a t xou Janu ary , I t l t , and thereafter to
Has Your Oil
niato ba aad ap p ear before th* fU* with said' Clerk your w ritten
Court h e rsa tle r designated on or d e fe n s e # .'If aay . lo the Hilt ol
Cartridge n**n
l - f o r * th * J l e t day s f Jan u ary , Complaint la said cu ll a l Ihs lim e
1 ^ ^ !.__Of—a — Ueafaa— Fyo— Coafaaew preerrthsd hy hrw.entered ag a tn rt you.
■
Ilsrsln fall aot o r Ju d g m en t will
TTw nature o f th s suit Is a Mil ba entered . a g a in .t
you by de.
T It
S e m iim
ii^ d
lc T i r e S h o p
for divorce.
fault.
T h * nam e of the Court la which
WITNEHH my hand a n j M ai
201 N. Park
Phone
Ih lt suR I*' Instituted Is th e Circuit o f Mid C o art. this xsth day nt
FOR T ill; FLOSINH o r
pany, will hr displayed In spec e r t a in
h o io *
dally decorated rages.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONtERNi
IC M II s m S (ram r e a r tin e)
Ton will Inks sislrt Hu' lh«
According to Chairman Pail
use of flowers In decorating
llnartl (if County CommlssInneM
homes, she said- "most men llkn Ives, continued emphasis at the
air navigation aid* and reaeaich of
Ih* Couelr *•( Ihmlsslt, Florid*
T
r
u
m
a
n
'
s
B
u
d
g
e
t
any color Just aa long ns It hi show will be placed on the eco
a $17,000,000' Increase; $223,000. will at I»|M o'clyeh A. M. o«
red, and any flower Just so It Is nomically significant and com
Turwtsr,
th* Ird day of Fabru000,000 to the maritime commis
rene t>*s(
( C eetieeeS rre
rarjr, ’ ISIS, al Ih* Count* Coma rbac." The Importance of mercially Important breeds of
sion
for
"limited"
new
ship
con
percent of the total and .up struction, a $126,000,000 decrease; mlMtoMn' Room la- tha Hrmlnola
"whlmslea"- In getting ehlldren poultry.
.1 ', ‘
fovntr Conn live**. Haaford, Flm
$1,600,000,000.
$171,000,000 for river* and har-- ** Ida, hold s public haarlaa purListed on the show program
to eat vegetables, of flower arAfter allowing for veterans
•uanl to and aa providad hy fhaprangementa in churches and the are many meets of nationally lieneflta, Interest on the public l>ors, a $40,000,000 inrreaise.
trr S<I*S. tJaws of -Flnrlrta ISIT,
General
government—$1,200,
known p o u l t r y organisations
pronunciation of Ixrtaniral' name:1 among them fanciers of water debt and Ux refunds. Mr. Tru 000,000, 3.9 percent of the total to roaaldtr and dftermla* whnhar
man
said,
only
21
percent
<
/
f
or
not tha County wtll varaln.
was also mentioned.
and $316,000,000 less than, this nl-aadon.
fowl, game birds, bantams and
tRacoatlaua and rtuaa or
Visitors were Introduced by { specialists In the better known Ihc outlay would , remain .for year largely lu-cause the Job sell mioanr* an.I dlarlnlm nny fluid
social welfare and ordinary ex lng surplus war property la near
commercial
hired*.
of
the
fount*
and public In sad
Robert Harris.
penses of government.
1.1 gny la ad or Internal Ihrrrln
ing its completion.
He Injected a note of opt!
upon nny map nr plat
Agriculture—$90,6 0 0,0 0 0, 2.1 drllnnatcd
-•j mlsm. however, with an estimate
r-rordad In Hftnlnol* CNiunt*, and
rent
of
the
total
and
almost
which
atraata.
mnda or hlghwnya
tax
laws'
thJF"U n d er existing
0,000,000 more than this year. art morn particularly drarrlbrd
federal revenues will, yield n
aa .fnllnwai
•
record-breaking s u r p l u s
of The principal reason for the In
JEANE UTIIHET—la lloolh'a ndh.
crease Is that the eommodiiy
Dlvlaloa. arcnidlng lo plat thru
$7,482,000,000
this
year
and credit corporation, which made
CANDIDATES QUALIFY
STORM WAR.tbfGH
of recorded l a . l ’l.-t llook S, <oa
another of $4,808,000,000 in the
page S of th* Public Record* of
TALLAHASSEE. Jsan. 12 (Al— following 12 months If Congress $247,000,000 this year from sugar
MIAMI,
Jan.
12 (d l-T h e
,
Namtnol*
County, Florida.
sales,
will
need
$12,000,000
to
John
W.
L.
Ilirks
of
Daytona
Weather Bureau ordered small
adopts his fiscal plan.
PERNONH IN T E ItE M T E fl
MAY
operate next ycar.»
craft warnings- dlspayed today Bearh qualifrd today with Se
a p p e a r and nn h e a r d at
Tho chief executive said In
along the Florida Fast Coal cretary of flu te It A. Gray-as a
THE
TIME
AND
■
PLACE
AIIOVK
Daytona beach southward Democratic candidate for re* come for the 1048 fiscal year,
ttPErtFIEtr-----ih-wlnd* from a-high pre- ptr-en (stive in t'wogres# from the sew - half—over,—should—reachHOARD O F CQL'NTT f'OMMIH
|<6,210,000,000,
the
highest
for
Florida
district;
urs area blew In from the At Fifth
this year. This include* $290,- HIONKKH O F T H E COUNTY O F
HKMINOI-K.
FLO R ID A
any
year
except
the
$48,487,000,He
seeks
the
pest
now
held
by*
lantic.
000,090 for a new program of
Ry II. II. F o p *. I'helrriM s
East to southeasterly winds, Rep. Joe Hendricks of Del-anil. I 000 received in wartime 1046.
federal grants to slates for
occasionally moderately strong, who said he will not run again.
He estimated next year's re grammar, grade and high schmil
will shift to southeast to south County Judge Syd llerlong of ceipts at $44,477,000,000.
rduralton and $6,000,000 for a
Tavares
also
I*
running
for
.
the
if
'Twieday. A few showers were
proposed new “national seism *
But
Mr.
Truman
inslMed
the
predicted.
~ ^
,miurdnld V. Condlct of Vlrlando government should use all ex foundation,"
qualified
as a candidate for he cess over spending to scale down ’ Finance, commerce and indus
VACCINATIONS
State Senate from the Orange the $268,000,000,000 public debt tr y -^ 190,000,000. or 0.8 percent
MIAMI Jan. 13 (/TV-Two hur- County 10th district. The position Hr said the debt should I * cut of the total and a Itout $182,rkanes and the worst flood con now Is held l/v Walter Rost.
to $260,900,000,000 hy nrxt June 000.000 |pes then -this year. The
ditions In 40 years gave Ihr Dade
total cost of these -functions wa<
George A. !-anr of Tampa enCounty Health Department . its lered the raee for member of th* 10 and to $246,200,000,000 one artificially high this y%ar because
busiest -grm-puncttiring period National Democratic _ Executive year later.
48IO.OW.OOO in-profit*- from will
TiT"d6‘ tWiTamTTfflr leave room damage and Insurance was tururil
•In the latter part uM NT;----Committee.
■:.
for
the
$40-per-peratlii
tax
cut
Dr. T. E. Cajo, JUftctor,. aald
over to the treasury as an 'Vihe suggested last week, the penditure." The-' proposed 1949
.the department administered 27,President reiterated hla call for outlay would include $8O,00OjMKi
’707 typhoid vaccinations to coun
KILLED IIY AUTO
ty residents as a precaution
MIAMI Jan. 12 WBi-Mre. Marl a $3,200,000,000 hike In corpo to administer Mr. Truman'* re
against an outbreak or the' dis on D. Davis, 64, a music teacher ration taxes:
quested compulsory anti-inflation
W
ease. Twenty-flea Immunisation her for 24 years, was fatally In
Th# new budget Is based on program, If Congress adopts It,
stations were opened In Hooded jured rarly today when struck by the assumption that Congress compared with $20,000,000 for
communities. A total af 10 ty an automobile in a Heavy rain.
will accept a variety of other anti-inflation expense* thla year
phoid cases war# reported for the
Mrs. Davis was aald to have projects outlined In Mr. Truman's
AS A0VIRTISID IN nil SATURDAY EVINING POST
Lobar—$116,000,000, 0.3 p erm 11
entire year, none directly trac- been crossing Blscayne Slvd, to state of the union message whlrh
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. K T T U
O A t^lN S.
of
total
spending
and
about
able to tho flomj. said Dr, Cato. catch -a bus when xtruefto-The GOB leaders denounced a* ''Han
’ «FORTUNE,
$20,000,000 more than thla year.
driver of the ear, listed In a .
ts -Claus" bidding for votes.
This provides for spending fl.OQO,lee report a* Carl J . Thomas, 21,
It Includes a new program' of
DUKE CRTS LICENSE
a student, was not held by of financial aid for state school 000 to *et up a "natlonel com
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 18 (/P>— ficers.
mission against discrimination
systems, health insurance, ex employment" proposed by 1
The Duke of Windsor today obtension of social security to such Truman a* a successor to the fair
- *Th* Leader in Commercial Frozen Food
Uined a special alien hunting IIsort.
,vj up* as farmers, domestics and employment practices commission,
'
eanse from the Florida (lame
DIGS FOR GOLD
self-employed,
long
rang*
.
GREEN
COVE
SPRINGS
Jap.
and Fresh Water Fish Commis
and mor* money for ths I J '
; -.
1
sing aid, ami expanded flood Department's mediation and in
sion.
12 (/Pi-G. B. Mobley, SO-ycar-olf
livlnf AT LOW IR COST. Horn* Frow n a r* a
control.
’
•
The Duke and his American resident who In 1946 started dig
formation services, plus TaftMentioned for future considera Hartley loilvor Ac) cnforrei
born duchess are visiting 'George ging In the middle of town for
f l t y . . . • v f t d n * k I * c o m b o t ln q t h e h lq b ,
F. Bahfrr at Horseshoe
plsnlatlon what he said was $4.000JX>0 In tion Is a neijf sea level- canal
‘
Pi
Housing and community fa«il{ i
living.
near here.
hidden gold, went back on the Job to connect the Atlantic and Pa
Itles—$38,000,000, 0.1 percent ,o (
The former king of England ................................................UnT
today—this time with a dragline cific oceans.
to oar. (tart Molting focH oa
Mr. Truman’s $46,210,000,000 total spending abd $76,n<><>.000
applied for the license, which and apparently new and heavy
cost $60, In the name of "Ed- financing.
Income estimate for the current less than thla year. The Presi
Now**
rnosara
.
.
.
how
they eperots . . . how mock
ward. Duke of Windsor." In hie
He gov grudging permission fiscal year was $3,468JX)O,0'K) dent said he will recommend lat
er
a
comprehensive,
long-range
ok--food they will ttoro . . . whof they cast to oporotoy * ■
application hd gave his age as from rlty officials ih February, higher than th* -one he made In
la , height , as five fest, eight 1046, to dig for the gold, location Angust. Ills spending estimate program for federal housing aicL
ote-,
*fe- While
Mr.
Truman-laid
great
Inches and weight, 126 pounds.
of which ha said was given him of $37,728,000,000 whs up $728,
f t .
est stress on what h* called th*
20 years ago from pioneer Green 000.000.
Par th# convenience and Information af ell who er*N
a
ROAD— nitlDQK BIDS
Cove residents. The golf was Ue ticked off his main spend- "unprecedented challenge" of the
••
isteresfed, wo now have tho fomotn Amoao Homo.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 12 UPb- supposed to have been burled by injf proposals for nsxt year as Administration's foreign aid' un
dertaking, he declared that thar*
The Stats Hoad Department will pirates.
follows:
Krooaor oa as» display floor. It If slocked with food,
m elva blda her* Feb. ID foe
The city had M obley sign a
National defense—$11,000,000,- also is urgent nssd for hit do
construction of a concrete and contract to : pay 10 percent or 000 to maintain the Air Force, mestic program.
to yon can too 8 la ■*#, aad Mm# on* wtR bo ovoW“Failure to improve our edu
steel bridge over New River In $600,000 of whatever he found, Army and Navy at "current
Fort Lauderdale.
and the contract still holds.
^
"Wo *• oatwor all of your q*ettlont about homo
strength" «nd to give a $400,- cational system or to expand
Th* project Vrill Iw flnapced by
flood-control woyk would mean
000.090
start
to
a
proposed
' TITLE DIHPUTB
'^ k
hroowri. Como la tomorrow or aay day
$250,000 worth of*- revenue car$2,000,000,000 «. year universal risking the loss of precious .
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 12 UP)—
11flea t o Issued recently l.y the
%
sources—human and material,”
(rompulsory)
military
training
‘
M
, |4L
IMm W lP b
total* . Improvement Commission. Atforpsy General Tom Wataoh to- program.
be said,
Th# certificate* will be retired day asked Ih* Supreme Court to
•'Kailiirc
to
adopt
a
progran
International
affairs—$7,000,•
A Groef NemO In Ih* Freer**
ovsr a seven-year period with review an order of th* Dade clrhealth Insuranc* would mgai.
Including
$<.000,000,Broward county a surplus gasoline cult court expunging from the re 000,000,
Industry
that
many
families
will
continn*
Marshall Plan of
U x funds..
cord hla pleadings In a dispute over 000
. . . ,for .. tne -i--------.................
'Sal
II w
title to 60 acres ot rich Blscayne •*“ - U>- Europe, $440,000,000 for to ST
The Amana Society, maliert of
rare.
llay
bottom
lands.
"other,
promised
aid.
$1,260,000,SANITAHY HKqUIREMKNTfl
Amen*' Home Freezers are th
"Pailura
to
hroad*n
Ih*
cot‘
000
.for
Army-provided
relief
No ImmediaU rullitg was mad*
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 12 U P)*
rntgr
of
|u*a*nt
aoelal
IniuraHr*
leader
In commercial Frozen Food
ttoe
i —* .—
In
occupied
area*,
and,
$
600
,by
the
court
Circuit
Judge
George
The State Beverage Department's
- ■ *——
*, M .
and
to
Increaa*
b*n*flta
on,
.t
Lockers.
In
th*
Amana
Home
Freezer
$265.00
000,000
In
trade
promotion
loans,
ne
Wan
el
dn
campaign to require beer, ,wlne Holt of Miami ordered Watson’s
permanent hast* wou'd mean tov
they have employed all th* skill, crafts
ar.d whisky establishments to pleadings stricken from the re- nostly to I-atln America.
■■-'• -to .......... ...
— 1— ri after he *had denied the at
Veterans programs—$6,1 0 0,- much rellanre upon relief. wh*p#maet SU ts Board of Health sanl.
manship . and technical know how they
*1
as
more
reliance
on
insuranc*
torney
general's
petition
to
inUry regulations Is gaining head.
000.000. 16 perrent of the total
have, gained through years of building
trrvcne In the three-way fight and $766,000,000 less than this is our national objretlv*.
TERMS Aa lo s s
and installing frozen food lockers. That's
"Pallurp.,to adopt • long-range
T U
th* drive was opened between the 8UU,.CIty of M'
Aa $ 4 W M h ly
why the Amana Is so reasonably priced, why
•bout two months ago, the depart' and a private cltlien over
Interest on the public debt— housing program would msan
to
the
I
further
delay
In
achieving
decent
msnt has disapproved •l*ht ap
$1460 ,000,000, 134 percent of th*
If Is so easy to use, why It Is lo attractive In
E. N. Laughton claims till* to total and $60,000,0O0 more than hous'jrg nlnndard#" *
Plication* for licenses In
design.
Burlingame Island In downtown thla year, largely . because of.
"failure to tkvolt needed .nujnx
middle
Florida,* four,
AMANA WILL PAY FOR ITSILF
1
voluntarily wsr# withdrawn and Miami under an original 1819 International accumulation on -the to our atomic plant would m*an
tha department said the licenses deed from trustee* of the Internal
that we would b* derelict in the
THROUGH POOD MONIY SAVID
of
savings
bonds
bought
ef three eld eaUMIshmenla will Improvement Fund. The City of
f on*
use t>r
om of our most valuable
th* war.
Ye* **• save frem.11% to 40% Wy Leyte* feed h
b» revoked for failure to meet Miami claims tills to the 60-acre
1 welfare, health and se rcsnuVcen.
larger gessMtlsi Ck.ct (Mi fqct J m r yssculf. Ask
tract under two special acU of the
century requirements.'
"All o f theme programs directcurity—$2,000,000,000,
$
perrent
•cue (<#•#* toed* dealer toe cempsrslhr* pcltss e*
legislature.
'.
Urge end swell gssteges ef been* feeds. Atk yeue
of the total and $70,000,000 more ly sunnort the twofold ohjectlv*
green, fee gci*ei ee sell** tsat and Ike ill* e«* v*u
than this year. This would include of building economic and indtvt&Yes will k* smtied. Aad ritnemker.
increased aid to dependent chil uni atrength and health in thl
t a s T e i L we
•'h
ted peril**I can be kept gerferity eg t* 4 r i i Hl
dren and the blind and Initial nation, and nf better preparing
this
nation
to
discharge
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administrative costa of thq pro
posed health Insurance program. creased responsibilities In thn
PRICRS INCLUDB
Tha imediral-caro
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benefit* would families of nations."
be eelf-flnanclng through a 1
TALLAHASSEE J» n . 12 l/Ph~A slate-wide conference on
'M e a n t tax on payroll*, begin
2ug and planning will be held in Jacksonville March 29-30, Director ning next Jan. 1.
s
to m vb
Overmann. of the Stats Improvement Commission announced
Tax refunds—$1,990,000,000, 6
' *k#l grelscfs yea, egstsit feed ipellsge
THE
WEATHER
percent of tha total and up
v
t
□oo non
■to ■■ I ■
" lhrou,h T * of
P to a fa f
itoral resource*—$ 1400,000,•
LAKELAND. Jan. I I (4V-Tho
irdinni its position as th* premier tourist sUU^ 000, 4.1 percent of th* total and
-in f
Federal State Frost Warning
400400 above this year. Servlc* forecast for peninsular
*'1** *° ,eBd repr*M,,u,ir*» *•
vlUt. meeting
meeting’ U
to farmt**1
form’
nlc energy development would Florida
w tonight
lomgni and
anq Tucadar
tuesaar
of local planning end
$080400 ,000. a $204
morning
ng was
waa partly cloudy and
aonnel In planning mad honing,
1,000.
''flo o d control $440,
mild in gjl districts, •lightly
federer in north and centra) dis-
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THE WEATHER
In Unity There In Strength—
To Protect the Peace of the World;
To Promote (he Progress of Amrrlraj
To Produre Prosperity for Sanford.
Otmdv and showery thi' after*
r»H>n. clearing and murh rotder
tonight. Wednf'd.-i; fair and coldrr.
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VOLUME X X X IX
Established 190H
GOP Attempts
5 Billion Cut In
Uut Not Cotton Demo Budget
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Generalf-Under Oath, Chairm an Declines T o
Before The Senate.
Specify Items To
Assum csFull Blame
Be C ut; Notes H igh
Fo r A ll Tradings
Foreign AM Outlay
WASHINGTON Jan.' I l “
•WASHINGTON. Jan. U t/V)
General .Wallace
Republican* »et out toddy to chop
• II. f.raham'a hroher (ratified
rome $5,000,000,000 out of Pte*
today that under written
Inatructiona he held Graham's
idenl Truman’t $ J9,w>0,00fl,000
wheat trading arrnunl open
hudget for the year' itartiiig Ju
until N o t . 23. 1947. seven
ly I.
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weeks after President Tru
Hie-Foreign Aid Program ap
man had erltlrlird grain
•peculator*.
peared likely, lo Ire the mam
. Harry ItrUker, customer’s
target of the money saving drive.
tnan for llarhe & Co. broken,
A $5,000,000,000 . tlath
alao told the ‘Senate Approtlir tenlalivr goal *el by Chair
rlatlona Comm litre he doe*
J not
remember aperifirally
man Taber (R-NY) pending a
. that Graham called him after
meeting • nf the Senale tfou»e
the I’rraidrnt'a Oct, 6 bleat
Budget Committee Jo go over de■laln it speculating.
taili of the unprecedented peace
WASHINGTON. Jan. I3'(/P)^ time spending etlimale Mr. Hu
Brig..General .Wallace H. Graham man »ent lo Congre»t yesterday.
testified today that he got out ot
While Talret declined . lo specthe wheat market—except (or one ilv just what item* mutt likrli*.
•mall trade- -alter President Tru- would he tingled nut for cult, he
f (ostia ar*
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5 Killed, 4 Injured
As DC-3 Cracks Up
* In Grove O f Trees
WASHINGTON. J*n . 13 GPl—
An Eastern Airliner plane with
nine person* alroanl crashed on
the out»klrt« of Washington
during a rntnttonn early today,
killing five and injuring four.
The plane, rnrmite front. t|ou»ton, Tex., rn Bouton, ploweil into
• grove of tree* on the Mnrylnnd
'aide of the Potomac Klvrr n few
# miles from tli» Rational Airport
ahortly after reporting It was
ruming In f«r.n landing.
The twin-engine DC-3 waa do
nmlfahed. hut there U tt tl, fire.
Eastern Airline* »nld the rsus**
.
had not' been dclerndned, adding
that the pilot checked In with UAL
bv radio at 4 :27 A. M. EST but
failed to make contact with the
airport control tower later at
echeduled.
not’erl that lire' President's edi-
'Tnfier- pointed not (but while
the Mnrthlll Plan’ for Kunspean
recovery eorjtamptatex a ftt.™ ,non 000 appropriation for the
firat IB month*, the budget ray*
only *1,000.000.000 of that »urti
wUI he spent during tha 13 mcnlha
starting July I.
The New Yorkar termed even
tlvat “loo much."
,
.And^JTabar -rdded. • T Jt.-P iealdrrst'a proposal* for huge out
IIM IIIW *
«w r e a r
al*»
Williams Is Fleeted
Head Of Odd Fellows
0 mver Williams was elected
ns Noble Ora ml of the Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellow* at
their meeting at the I.O.O.F, Hall
last evening. F. D. Jobe was
elected ns vire-noble
grand.
Kalph T. Spolts ns sectetnry and
J . T. Hardy a* treasurer.
Other lodge officials eleelrd
worn I. (J. Byron Squires. D C.
Howard, A. B. Lovejov, Edwin L.
LundquLt. Harry M. Huffman, T.
B. Ashdown, rhllllp Kisslrr. W.
H. Folds. C. J . Wilkinson. Albert
Hawkins, C. L. Wynn and II. M.
Gleason. A light luneheOn was
The dead were three pattangert, served after the IndgO session.
<r«eiia*ra •*
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BloOd Is-Onnatcd
At Health Clinir
* A total of 21 pint* of blood
wax donated to the Central Flor
ida Dipod Bank at tins clinic bald
here Monday at the Seminole
Countv Health Unit. It waa re
ported today by Hr*. Seth Wood*.
ruff.
Three pints nf this blood was
Immediately dispatched to the
use of hospital pallenls. Of the
. regaining 18 pints, atx pint* were
'srht to the use of Mr*. L. I Bartneau, Sanford resident who
la now aeriously III in Orlando.
Tha other 12 pints has (seen de
posited In the blood hdnk to the
credit of Bchnlnole County.
The Jayc'ee*. American Legion,
V.F.W. and P.T.A. member* alt
responded to the appeal for donatlona said Mrs. Woodruff. If 12
pints of blood r a n h » guaranteed
as a donation., the unit will come
to Sanford on Feb. 0. she de
clared.
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THE WEATHER
LAKELAND, Jan. 13, WV-^
Tha Fed*ex) Stale Frost Warning
Service forecast for peninsular
Florida tonight and Wednesday
t f morning waa clearing and much
~ colder with gentla to moderate
northerly wind* in northern dis
trict*; with lowest temperatures
about 35 degrees near tha Geor
gia line. ,
Rain, •ruling early tonight, fol
lowed by clearing and consider
ably cooler in central district*;
showers and mild In southern dis
tricts becoming 'cooler by morn
ing..
Temperature*
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Low
High
Buffalo
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Galveston
49
73
Lo* Angel**
OT
«0
North (la tte
IT
34
Saint Louis
49
IT
Seattle
II
W in n ipeg- >
Jacksonville
PmuacoU
M iller Snv**A FM Head
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Cloning Hours Fixed
For Liquor P I rcch
Closing hour* of from 2:00 A.
M. fo 8:00 A. M. during Ihe week
for establishments selling Inlovlrating -b*s*rag*s and from 2:00
A. M. Sundsy to 8:00 A. M. Mon
day were established last evening
by the County Commission which
met in adjourned session..It wm
reported today by 0 . P. Herndon,
county clerk.
This riding applies lo places
selling alcoholic and other bev*
erage* outside nf municipalities.
The Sunday closing rule dors not
affeet places selling bevr slope
Us this tinder the law. Is .termed
non-intoxicating, said Mr. Hern
don.
The reason for passing this
resolution is 'so that Scminute
County may have a uniform'do*.
Ing time for liquor plaees 'with
that of- adjoining counties, said
County Commission Chairman If.
B. Pope this morning. Sheriff I*.
A. Mero and Alfred Haven, State
Beverage Department D ie t r i e I
Supervisor, were present et the
meeting.
I99.DAY FLIGHT
MIAMI
Jen.
13 (d i-T e n
American business men left here
today aboard a flying showroom
for a 100-day, 46,000-mHe busi
ness trip around the world.
The plane was airborne a t 9:45
A. V . '(E S T ). .
Hanford enjbyed the blggr*! «liuin< hoard tournament in II* hislory
luil Thursday afternoon »lirn is Irani from Kusli* arritrd here to
play member* of tlir Sjipford Tourist Club. Aboir tire shown the
placer* in artinn slid Jh> spectator*, numlierlnx in all, mure than
125. Bust la won t6 games amt Sanford won eight, K. M. Armllaxe.
.iksSrijS
J L R U S A i m Jan. I I l'1't
Jew nil
ileniolition
mjh.hI*
.ittatkctl Arab sniping
on lit*
oiilikiil* of Jrrm-tlcm tm l-iyjpttl
,i Jr vsisli t|wiVr*in.ili lmt'rii ilvn i
mite a**aiill may In- ^ la rn l in
J'-rutalfm ’* nM * ilv to lift, an
A m I> *icgr 'o f IT50B Jr**'*Tlie Jewi»li anti-tni|*vi laid tentned on llic Shirk alt I t i id i nuarIcr. where Arab gunmen bavr
r linked *nl( Ir.ilfu lwtwten Jcru*alrm <Aul Jewi*b in*tilution» on
Mount Scopttt. flic Jew-*, a ltu k ing wi|b ga*olmc bomb* atto (tre^.1 dc^.f^r^d * tbiec-*tory boinc
and damaged Hi othei*. after
warning ruTupanti If* Br f •
New violence erupted
f ITflflIII! :l>f4| M«
t*MB*
in
lb*
T w ill
Greek Offensive
Launched Against
Guerrilla Forces
ATHEN S Jnn. 13 f/Pt— A tirr.-k
pffenalvi* was launched tmlny
against n f»ien nf 800 guerrilla*
on famed Mt. Parnassus, 75
mile* north Watt nf Athen with
an amphibious operation from' th*
Gulf of Corinth.
A military tpokesman tald thr
force* rxpeelrd, to annihilate
commando unit* moved aihore
near the port of Iratlni from des
troyer*. gunlioata and coatt guard
vr**el* Iwfore ;Uwn and occupied
height*",guarding pp*s*» med by
thr guerrillas. Troops; poller rod
the air force began attark * fa r
ther inland.
Tlir guerrillas tverr active par
ticularly during th» lata summer,
raiding-luw na-uexr the -nnrlliern
coast of thr Gulf of Corinth.
Dwight P. Griswold, rhlef of
the American million to aid
(Jrrece. said tha Greeks had
agreed to Impose controlx on hank
rredlt* to romnal' Inflation and to
ilraliwsra m Ci s i twin
Comdr. F. D. Scott
To Jlcad Delegation
Post Commander F. D. Scott
was named hrad of VFW dele
gates who will- attend the State
VFW Conferenea In Ocala, Jan.
24 and 25 at a meeting of YF.W
Post 3282 held last evening’ hi
the Legion Hut. The other dele
gate* named war* Roy Wright,
J. A. Wright, L. F . Boyle, Jack
Gordy, Voile Williams, Jr . and
John Raul*.
■ R. R. Wright was elected a*
quartermaster U> fill the u n*i.
pired term of Jama* Huff. The
Poat voted to Invlta veteran* at
tached to tha Naw York Glanta
and George Barr Umpire School
to' meet with them.
Plans for the district conven
tion her* on Fib . 8, were nnnounerd by J . A. Wright, conven
tion chairman. Th* man will meet,
■t th# Tourlat Canter, the women
a t th* City Hall and dinner will
be xanred at tho Legion Hut, he
aanotmeed.
vice wax announced today. Mr.
Rambler la th# eon of Mr. and
Mrx. IL M, Rumbley and la a
life-long resident of Sanford and
Semlnol* County H* has baen aaaigned to duty., in tha Sanford
Office of ihe Employment 8 « >
vice, • r-'-r ■ •* * •
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Industry
( nmtnillrr li-il.iv that fame- t
Crlnllo iv an “etnnomic* iniateV
wbn b.i- be*nine “llic Aiueth ,n
.w w f i*»- ...........
•A mlnnrily patty, under Flm
lila law. is one which In two stirreeding prvaidrntlal rtretjons has
east lit lea.t 5 pireenl nf tile Vote
but failed to name a majority nf
Cullen II. Tallon, president of the the state's itrbxidi-nUal* elector*.
I lor tils S t a l e Elks Association
Tlie ItrpulilhMit* nlill are in a
(lie., will pxy an official visit Irt minority party, and if only their
Ihr Sanford Lodge No. 1211 at mrnilier# bad voted for their preo.
their home nn H e rn nil StreelJ idential tieket. tliav rmild linvr
srl*iliiig
rntn'ontion
itiurolny rirninx. A turkey din iiiiiilnucit
tier will Iw aervrd at
o’clock tloii gate* l>y* rornmiMco voter
However, tlir heavy Democratic
by 1lie iadira nf Ihr Anna Atillrr
t irrlr. Ih r mrellng »IH begin at vote put them within another law
8:0ft o'cliwk when randldatra will which says candidal.« for conven
hr Initiated. A'lsllora are rxprrted tion delegate of a petty that has
from other Central Florid# town*, foiled as much a* 2n percent of
Fro llutnri, rite president, ataled. the total v o l e must qualify “ax
provided hy taw for the qualifica
tion of other candidates In pri
.
AH 46 Rescued From mal y elections."
That means if you want to gu
Transport Connolly a: an official ilHcgsir lo Ihe Itepnl.llcan National Convention tills
NEW YORK. Jan. 13 t/IA-AII summer yiju must ipmlify with
Jd -nn vigors who abandoned thr the secretory nf atali for n place
Army’* flame-swept fnncrsl trpns i " " the May flrpuhlican I’aMy
dort Jas-ph V. Connolly were safe primary haHot ftom cliher your
distrirl or Iho
today alrmrii two other vrtsrls i *o iiresslonal
after it dramatic rescue from lifr- •tale at large.
li»nl* in whirh they hail losxrd for
I! hours in raging North Altanllr
Movies Of Davis Cuj>
seas.
Rescur of thr 45 - the Connollv’a
IMay Will Be Shown
45 rirwmrn and itrs lone passrngrr
w o romplrtrd last night after
Sound motion picture* of the
•an all-dny air and srif search for
the survivors who abandoned their 1917 Davis Cup Challenge Round
tetmis
matches lirlwrrn Austrntla
hlaxing ship in a northeast gale
si mo IKK) mile* east of New York. and the United States whirh were
Thr hslf-frolrn, mrii wrrr pick- pUyad at Fnrrrst Hills last Aug
rd up by the Army transport ust will Iw* shown at the Mayfair
'Genrnal It. E. Callan and the Inn tonight. It ha* been nnmuinr.
Black
Dinmnnd l.lne's Union ed hy Lind Writer, general man
Victory which sped to th# scene ager.
U ltra will lie no admission
after Intercepting the - stlcken
Connolly'* call* for help earlier in rharg* ■to the showing, whirh is
the day, loitig-ratufe air fnrr* bring brought to the people nf
planes from Kindley Field In Sanford to stimulate- their Intereat
In playing tennis, Welwr stated.
Bermuda aided In th* rescue.
12 States Represented In Three
Day Southeaistem Church Meet
ATlJ\NTA Jan» 13 (/P>—More than 400 religious leaders from 12
states, representing eight denomination* of the Protestant Church, to
day begin a thrae-day Southeastern Chttrth Convocation.
Theme of the Southeastern Convocation is "Protestantism faces
its task in tha Southexyt."
Arranged by the advisory com inilia* of the Southeastern Inter
council office, the meeting it under joint sponsorship of the Federal
Council of Churches, the Inter*’ *
national Council of Religious ruming th* United •Nations and
Education and the Home Mission* the European Recovery Program
Council of North America.
were ached uled for conaideration
Thia. the firat auch church con hr th* executive committee to
vocation in the 8oulh, will alao day.
M obsarved by the executive
Gov. M. E. Thompson of Geor
committee of the Federal Coun gia and Charles P. Taft, Cincin
cil ofj * Churchea of Chriat in nati attorney and preaident of
America.' Th* bi-monthly meet th* Fadaral Council of Churchea,
ing of the committee, usually held
the convocation toIn New York, will be conducted
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In Atlanta.
.representing Baptist;
Two reporta. Jrom the Depart
Presbyterian, Lutheru r« « * r a tt)
ment of International Justice eon-
-I J
■swamirriidi xa r.
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D est ro y
WASHINGTON, J.m. I t (/P)—
Serrrlaiy-td AglKultuie. Andel ion
vigoroudy denied today* that Adimnutralion iri|uevt» (or *t»ndhy
rationing hnd pure enntio|i pow
er* nar'r me it a ml ullwr foodi
item from vbtpnirntx pl-ityied un
der lire I Mrupertl Hevovery Pro
gram
,
Ch-iirni in^Vandenberg (IGMuli)
■of-- th* Senate Foiejgn Hellion*
(‘nVnnuttee tailed tin* queition *fIrr AndrrMjn t.iul the Unrled
Stale* ran meet huge food tltipitirnl* to nuiope itndei lire aid
plan
>
|iubti(.i undwil (m bail union
leailei diqi ”
,
Millet le-libeil tbal Frlidlo.
Ibe admfmlration
i* treking
llirntiyli uonrUd runt ml of tb.-1 d, »rn 000.000 for the lint 11
F\ A u irrm trf r.teiailoii ,d M uuium , itemilis il? die pmjmied four-year
- - - s t W I IrfkMA^M-'-Jsw 1 1 tr U -- J r a|iprm w
t;lnm l.ri7zI* xerkine lo dntmv tlir in Old . Mioxrrv piogiitin known as the
niuri.il<, liy Itnlting away fiom ibe Hotixrxell lukrl in 194.1. have1
making uiiluilry by “uninventing . M itdull Plaq
(cured icier Iloir i*f ihe m -d Republic an Fatly |urtidenli.d nnniinsling
M;iyor Submits Nine llir plujnni’l ||»Ik*■ I k Mid tin. t
Aodeiion a eminent ed dwt lliix
convention delegate* by |wi|>ular vole for the fu*t tiuir in year;.
Plunk Program For ''bulling tile leal ptofrinon^l mil- , iMintrv eipecl* to expnit "no
Attorney Grneial Lun. Wation advned Seuet.iiv of Stair H, A
[m eat" for two yn»r*-nnder Ihr
(ir.iv yeilrnlay tint unrr ibr Hepubliriani jmlleil morr than JH |wtC ity Arlmrnistr.itidrl Xlylan*
ft"
NAU
(iiLodtiLL
lCiltlie.1—
rrr^pj^T^
and V indenting * aid tlir
of lb* lolal vote rail in.the 1944 general elerliork lltrii candid_1 y —
A I lnIlywiH.il like .citing lulm r ^j(r t | „f
|tto|to*ed expoil*
■ * 3 4 ale* fm ruttionat rnnvmtinn itch*
. Sc* rn le.oluliuii. tie*11-«let.1i
gate this year 'mnsi^TIfti' In pri-' , iiiornnte'
,
u*d
liglilj.
and
i
lii
kiln*
new,
njuin
ilomevtu
«on*umefs
i» a big
a mote efliiient idmmi*
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marv rlpytion*
icel vali;ei*a‘ . IL i. the but nf 544*11V
Iration
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city
goveinmnit
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iy
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th'iuo-mu,- . ion\eh||on
ry rtali wilnr ve: salirdnlcd I • tell j
“ |) , V„M
,n (bat |( w r have
gstr.t t-«ri ir I{avi-_ Iwen
ity itiaf'r ibofiuigli iiiu b i i .nilmg b
pltmiili ulrtUunlvntt.a.-liul_hm»>- tween t tty— t 'fl|ltmi7T|,".ti|in — am i'
wdn.ltv sole a.i
die , -"C * mrat raimnm-. thr rvpoit |>rogtam
tofure the Ih'liulilirstts have lirt'n
again.I Pelidlo" a limn* (starts tlir ! w,*(||,| liiv c 'n o r ff e e lV V'anden*
allow- 'I undri n ''minority party' City lr|>altli|eiil In ,u| uni rin union Iradri's ban on ret Hiding - |,r l , nkril
lx** til ell •rl their delrgulc* in plovers wrar •iilfoiiilnl by \1 i\n|
|| h,.. no ielation*lnp
stale smt ilmlrlrt executive cum liolieit A. Wllfi im at i City and In* eviiet again*! tlie i»ir of j **yr i
union
miivici.utt
fm
trlciinnri
ditC'tirogl-.m
([nirign a id ),"
roitlir roretingx.
Comnntiiun meeting last evening, j
Allh'Htgh therp wru- only 35.
AnilrfMin tephril. aihhlig that the
and
adn|il'*d
uiianimoudy
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Jmiadi
ail
31*7 icgritefeil Florida Bepiibii.
\- I lie liearing- tegaji. roiii- pictcnl meal sftoitagr irm llj from
file ir n d lllin lli. a ito id lljg tu
■'ran* in 1!Mt. and only l*.720 of
mitiee riifliim an lla^try t it-N-t>
thrm vo(et| in a party pilnufty (iiv M.tnayri II N ?*.«yr». *.rte, 'lernTieil Unit 'a iitilic'immlt:ee Ai a '"* my large *|.nightr( ‘md *
eontesj to nominate n enndulsto a t fnlhiwST
Vnttigslrvi IVtli'In in l a t Alice rhoit -uni bigh p’iifcd com crop.
for governot, then* wrn 143.215
“ I hat’* a itio*! petiuaiivc statelet
lair year, lie -isi-l llte giollj.
" lilt * (< t|n ln l"ii'ii will expei |
vote* for the highrst ItepilldlVnn
i . l.iilInii-.l
!'» « ' * » * '" !
rrpoitnl that IVliillo nml hi
presl'lrntinl rlerlor in tile general the C ilv M anagri and all de unhui■-“exercise m«tto]mlt*ltr coo
elrelinn.
partment head* to * any out all trot over alt rnminriclal p h a-*w
uf nin*,iral -j-i ai-«
. ' miIiiiv
'
ir r n id in g ,, radio, movie* nod
idrnt—and nhvimisly more than I Hilt troll . m iniirr. irili/inr. at lelcvialon, ami have u-i-d tlieii
lUn.OPO of I In ilcpiililiesn tle\rt al! lime* that lliev tie winking flo a t |mttrr to til*■-.•V technologi
voter* Imib In coiiii* from lh*mi«
im and helm: pud hy the tmi*- cal Acvrlopnii'llt
»f
frequeuev
latie rank;.
“whero f^ rt t® st!ih rlfiS fe r# iaT £ :
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To
WASHING rONTjan M (»V)
Photo Isy Ex-ex .-Gudin
Justin Miller, pteiulrnl nf lb '
d lrrito r of Im trisl a rlistlie * of thr Sem inole fo u n t) rham brr of
Coinm errr, a rra u x ril the inert ami r n lr r t.iiu m riil of ih r winter
N-Ithill.il Axsnri.lthin rd IlflhXtlxialtiirs, which Included s r rx in i of r c f ir x lim r iiU ul the lo u iU t
raxler*. tnfl the llififtr l.ibn,Center.
Jewish Demolition Roosevelt Bolters Force Selection City Approves
Squads Raid Arab Of GOP Delegate First Time In Years Resolutions For
Sniper Outposts
More Efficiency
S E E S TENNIS MATCI1HB
J , R. Dpveil of Miami, •State
Manager of the Wilson Sport
ing Goode Company, accompanied
by Jack Daly of their Chicago
RUMBLEY AFPOINTED
office, waa a visitor 8urxUy at
Th* appointment of Robert
tha
exhibition Alexander Rumble * of 510 Tel--- Cooka-BeU
. ---- tennis
,- iu. au.inm.twn,
slopping hare ggo greet several matto Atenoe to ihe position oT
h* attended the semi-finals of
the Dixie Tournament. Mr. Du
vall saw, tha courts of the San
ford Bath and Tennis Club at the
Mayfair law-tor the first time and
expressed hie pleasure at the evi
dent increase In tennta iirth la
city.
Socks
• JR c c o r d
mate of nclnal foreign aid outlay*
during the yrar and hi* requests A f r c n c y Predicts D is
(nr fund* hr finance other proj
aster W ill Result
ect* not yet authorized by law
If Arabs Persist
run well ovrr $5,000,000,000.
, For example, hr *atd, the Pietidrnt want* half a billion dollar*
to finance Universal. Militar*
Training legislation, which Congrot has not enacted and which
tnmt of.-it* top |ea«|e|* r *(ie« I
it to he put attde for at least
qnolliet year.
Secretary Denies
wer
Broadcast Leader l c*tion
!^ r^After s Ander
Said U. S. Can
Says Pctrillo Is son
Meet A-td Shipments
Economic Pirate
0 lAy)—nrl*.
man. critKired^mmnn<lflfr» "Spec'-'
4}ut*tor» lait October. Rut he >aid
he continued to deal in cotton
until Dee. Ifl,
Under oath before the Senate
Appropriation* Committee, the
President's p e r i n n a I phytit iati
raid. too. that lie anumed pertonal rr>|K>n»il>iLTv (or the tradei.
Previously, he had (aid publicIv
in a Hatcmenl lliVt lit* broker
f mad? .commodity mirthate* (or
him without hit knowledge.
.. . Graham told the committee lli.it
all of hu dealing* on the com
modities etc hanger, including cot*
ton .and cottonteed oil, were
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Unahilatioil
In
jr: 111 thj iu ' Hirir hat Itrrn '•'• m t"o,
Mine dniriitmn within ceitain dr
Il i.iiIIiiumI
h.
l-aa* *1.1
Gjiandis Fast For
Peace Said To I5e
Endangering; Life
(F M )
imho
nod of
.
I ln r lli'» said hi- ‘ idwomnillttH
im: recommended iimt th e . I aft
Hnrtlev law and other' frilernl
'litotes he amended " jo liiat
I In* miuin|>nlisi ic prin t li e* of la
bor 4IIUMHS wliich np injur mu*
to the public ini ere I * !«• for
liiditen."
•15.* idijci tier of llo - *• licat
ing* is to * i-i- tIn* fact i am
ietrrtlllpr **h*rln'i <>> it'll .1-1 j
•hliniud l**gi la lin ii n ore* . uv.
NEW I'U ill. India. Jan 1
I I 'lliev said
t/I3
Mnliandir* K Gandhi stair
After Indlidr" *»itne**e# Imve
evl a life rndangrriiig fn»t fur Icitified I’f trill o will I** Iieard
tummimal p * are In Delhi and In .•darting Jan U'
Mlll<*r acctnrd IV11 il|c* nf ert
ilia at It A. At. today.
The Indian patriot and prophet <ng*. thlmrgli hi* realrietion* nfl
«*f rmn-vlolepro, frail and T". r* lii*- i|*e nf mil :i < * i » n » let'll *t
J(*fii-i| trial mlruiti* appenl* ft**m. In llte d a y s ,\riirn American ilm*
M VN llnH ,' nn (*«xr al* l
Hindu, Sikh and Moxlcm iteb gn ;
Hm ,* thnl In* give Ihe people. If* J
daya to rr-floie perte*. hefori* lie
ginning iu - fa*t
He terelve.l Cold Weal her Spreads
them in the garden nf n nrlllion
Ovef Far I Of H.S.
nlie frorai - home here".
-“Yon Piiint prefer fiandht nr j
II. A8SOCI.MT.lt ITtF-HSUwlea»ne**_ Ymi ran’t haH*j Imttt,*'
Colder Wrftlliei pfi'nd m u a
drlegatlnh tuemliera aald he l*tlil
them In llinduatanl. They added wide section 'if the country today
lie nr eiU-d life had m* value riel and temperaiurea ranged front
attraclinn willnmt peace and love >uh*iern level.* In pari* nf fluPrnniptly nt 11:00 A. M. Gan* Midwest lo below ftreiing nerunt
dhi pointed t'» Ihe remnant* nf ttlnhoma niul northern Texa*.
The fresh Icy* blast* front Can
hth brenkfari of goat's milk amt ada
;rnt the mrrrury to 12 Mow
vegetable*, from •whirh He had iu Minnesota nl Duluth and Inlieen raltlig »paringty, and" asi l, li-ruHtinnal Fall* and In one lie“Take it away. It I* time."
low nt Mihnenpoll*. Below rero
He time.I Ho* atari of the fast leadings also were reported in
exactly with hi* watch. He lire*! part* nf North Dakota and in
rinxed hi* month with water and northwestern Wisconsin.
|( ishIImiipA *1*4 1 1*4* Blit
Denver’s rnrly morning low was
it. A* the cnld air spiead south,
eastward from the tub-tero lielt
Tourist Club Hears
act ms* the Ohio Valley tempera
Address On Hyirnis ture* all along the Ohio River
were below (reeling, Oklalmma
J , A. lo*e of Cincinnati, Ohio, •yty** minimum was 21 and Fort
who ia MH-ndlng tha winter with Worth's waa 3fl.
The colder weather was cxjieet.
Ihe Fellowship Front at the
Municipal Airport, was the prin ed to rxtend to the eastern Sen-*
cipal a|M*aker on the program hoard and a drop in trm|»eratuiex
nresented at the Tourist Center was forrcaat for narts of the cen
last night for the benefit of tlie tral Gulf Slate*. Rain was reporiTourist Club. Mr. I * * , who I* a ed from Virginia to Hartford.
hymn writer of note himself, Conn, lai* Angeles repoi ted a Inw
spoke on Ihe subject of "Immor of 50 thi* morning after yester
day'* high nf 82.
tal Hymn Writer#".
%
Following the lecture, Ice rream
was 'acrved through the courtesy
BUSINESS SOLD
of the Chamlrer of Commerce and
Mr. and Mr*. K. Carmichael of
varlou* game* were played, in Del.and haye purchased and 'are
cluding checker*, bridge, and now operating tha Sanford Upihufflrboard. About 100 mem holitcry Co..at U8Mr Nnrth Park
ber* were present, E. M. Arm!- Avenue from Dnugtas Sheppard.
tago stated today, Including eight
Mr. Carmichael learned hi*
new member* who are winter trade In Scotland, 33 year* ago,
visitor*.
and for IS year* operated an up_____I________ !--holatary business In New Jersey,
lie stated yesterday that It la la
HOSPITAL MEET
The Board nf Director* of the il* Intention to purcchaae a homo
Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos n Sanford.
pital Association will meet ImmaUiately after (he meeting of
MRB. RECTOR D IES'.
flm*. Hospital Association at tha
STAMFORD, Conn.. Jan. 13 UP)
Court House at 8:00 o’clock,
Thursday afUrnoon, It WM an —Mrs, George Rector, died laat
nounced by 8. F Doudney, *•- night, whoe«' husband, th* na
cratkry. and T. W. Lawton pre tionally known restaurateur, died
last November.
sident. *
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t
Committee Of Vets
Urges Restoration
Of Price Controls
• WASHINGTON Jan. 13 (/PA—
Tin* Aimrirnr Veteran* romniltti*f* jfmjrtv tw .m m r'ndeil' re*t«ra-
linn’ nf lintlivd intrdnTng and prlr#
,,m lfd , iptl npppifd President
Tnkuatr'- r'itn|mninn r«*que*t for
'nndhv i"*«i r I" runlrnl wages,
r- rhin’tv. AVC national sec*
ri 'ii.v , mtllm.-ii rl»» organirat mu'i vri'iv: lo rin* Senate Hank1 " ,l" " 1' 1'
I I I - pi flH l-ul t-h*.licit sharply
..ill* the idea* of many Repub|t,-an Fmigt! ,, iiiciiiIht * on Mr.
Truman's 40-point anti-inflation
program.
, . .
Their hnxlllltv
pointed up
hv S.-milor In ft (II-Ohlo>. chair-,
man of the Senate group.policy
committee, who -aid in advance
-,f ti.tav', hearing tttn't meat ratiunlm-. fur example, would re
live Mark matkela and lead to
en-ti higher price*
Among other hill* dcMgned lo
implement
Mr. rrirman • pro-
•
one l.y-Senator Taylor fDIduliol ’vmthl restore rationing,
•jiie rotnmlttee expert* to receive
allothi'r inenuiie later thi* week
providing for mehtion nf meat
i illuming marbinrey.
flo re tv read to thr cnmniiltea
ati AVC reiidtiUon adopted last
Fall which endorsed virtually all
went a-step further in railing for
.,f th.- I’rfsident'a program and
government mb -idles to roll back
food price*
••tlnle .
dra*tlc- atrpi
are
taken, w-e anticipate a hust,"-‘
t’lornlv aid. adding that It would
Is- pat ter tied after the economic
eollap-e -of 1029.
%Florety declared that "***»n,
Hal. basic commodities," includ
ing fo«d Item* and particularly
meat* should he (dared under
price r u n t rut and rationing.
YOUTHS INDICTED
ATLANTA Jan. 13 (/Pi-Four
void I, ful member* of prominent
Atlanta families wrte Indicted by
a Fulton County grand Jury to
day on charge* of malicious milchief in coiineeHnn with the thrill
wreeklng of automobiles.
The indictment charged th*
four with, eleven Incidents of
automobile wteeklnjt.
Those
accused are
Harold
For.xt, 17: Ed Evans, 17; l.eonard
Haas, Hi, and Danny Payne, 19.
TR IPLE TROUBLE
HAY CITY, Mich., Jan . 13, </P>
—The automobile' of John Sanhorn of Midland, Mich., broke
through the ice of Saginaw Bay
while lie was fishing nearby.
So a Pinconning, Mich., firm
sent a wreckgr to retrieve It.
That broke .through and sank too.
A pilot, attracted by th* crowd
on the Ice, landed to a#* what
waa going op. Ilia plan* broke
through also.
Th* problsm now Is to r«trier#
all ihroq vehicle*-
THP~-|
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�"AGE TWO
Oviedo News
Special to The Hanford Herald
By MARIAN H. JO X KH____
I1 Elisabeth Farttcll ha* returned
to resume her studkm at Florida
State College, stopping at Daytona
en mute to visit with rejs
*• ' l*3H . ’ ‘____ I! __*l „ nad
fives,
after spending the paat
couple weeks her .with her grand*
mother, Mr*. Ed Farm-11.
Mrs. W. W. McKinnon, of Ham
-ford, spent a while . Mondgy af.
' ter noon visiting with Mr*: Bags
dale.
Returning to Gainesville Hunday to continue' their studlea at
the University o f Florida were
"Don Shaffer and Robert Lee, who
have had a good time Ui« pa.it
two weeks as the guest* of their
i parents here, Mr. and Mr*.
' Charles (J. Shaffer and Mr. and
V Mr*. C. S. Law, respectively.
After a wonderful trip to Tam
pa, -when- she also attended the
‘ Rainbow. Girls' Convention, Betty
Malcolm, daughter, of Mr. and
• Mrs. Doc Malcolm, hna returned
f
After apeneWng several days
here with their ulster and aunt,
Mrs. R. L. Ragsdale, Mr. Hags> date and Bobby; also their sisterin-law amt aunt. Mi
Lawsuit
Hardy, Mr, IlSidy ar.il family,
Mrs. C, H. Rakrstraw and Mr*.
W. W. Hardy, of Hiram, and Mr,
and Mr*. W. II. Jones, of Atlan
ta, have returned hdrtrei
Mr*. Young Harris mu! daut-liter, Linda; Mrs. Milton Gotr, are!
daughter, Julie, had n, wonderful
time al the birthday parly of lit
fie Ruthie Carlton, daughter of
- Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Carlton, of
Hanford,.formerly of Oviedo.
— f i l f r . . and Mr*. Lawson—Hardy
entertained with h dinnerparty
In honor of their sister-in-law,
Mrs. W. W. Hardy, *>f IlitHtn, and
niece, Mrs, W. II. Jones *nd Mr.
Jones, of Atlanta. Other
C ,i... guests
C Included Leon Rag->lnle, Carolyn,
Martha Jean and Donald Hardy,
j
Among those enjoying the nysi Ur roa*t given by the Doc Mai-
‘T
TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 19 IS
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mr. and Mrs. Julke; of Ncbrs
ka; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springman and daughter, Barbara, of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Tippina and .io m , John, Gerry
amf Danny; and Mr. and Mra,
Taney, of Daytona. Aid Mr. and
Mrs. Alex I^inliart, Mr. and Mrs,
Jimmy Malcolm and ixur Jim*, Het
ty, Dordthy, Charles, Kenneth,
Keith and. Joe Malcolm, o f OvlMr. and Mrs. Bay McDougnt
id son, Bobby, of Miami, who
iVC been (he guest* for the oast
•tvaral daya of their mother.
IL H. Mattox, arid brother. Wood,
JBWj
row: also their ■isitTj
slater. Mrs. II,
H. A,
Abell and family, have returned
cohn and family waa Frank
Rpringman.
After a viait with their* par
ent! hrrr ami in Sanford. Mr. and
Mrs. James Colbert have returned
to their home at Miami. 'Before
her recent marriage Mr*. Colbert
was Mina Hue Milder.
After a short honeymoon in
Kentucky hy plane, Mr. and Mr*.
Paul Mullins have returned home.
After a. wonderful trip through
the snow -covered state* of the
Northeast, Miss Alrlrrd Cone,
.daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Frank
Co m , has returned borne.
Mr. and Mrs, Ragsdale and
Bobbv had as their recent visit*
or#, Mrs’.- Bob French and Mrs.
Frank Stm*. of Mims.
Saturday eraping n group of
young folk were entertained with
delightful psjty hy Don 8hafr, soil of r t. and Mrs. Charle*
(|. Shaffer, at the home of his
parents. After an evening spent
in playing Bunco, Bingo and
many other interesting games,
Mr*. Shaffer served delirious re
freshments to the hoys and their
date*; namely, Bobby Shaffer arid
Billie Cox. Benny Ward and Carlenr . McKinnon, Gene Gore and
I.aJune Estes, Bobby Ward and
Joan Meek, Bobby Itsgsdale nmf
Dorothy Nihlack, and Don Shaf
fer and Audrey Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Campbell
hnd’ a* their recent guest* Mr.
and Mrs. Harry I s r , of Hanford.
Mr. and Mr». B. F. W M tliv.
Florida State News In Brief
" I f any of these daya you hear
a Mg bang, with plenty of in-
h a zo h ba c k c a p t a in s
Beit Safafa yesterday tiied in a police, that Arab* hail filtered
hospital, and a Britlah ronatable across the Syrian frontier in
FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Jan.
died of wounda auffered MTeral small- parties' and had made re- 13 OF)—The University of Ardaya ago in Haifa.
peated "iortie* against Jewish Jtamvxa' 1U18 football team will
Twenty-six
axploiiona
and
tie captained by Theron Roberta
a three-hoUr period in tba Jewiih Jordan
and Clyde (Smackover) Scott.
sporadic (tunfire were heard in
attack on the Sheikh Jarrah
quarter.
The outbreak waa the latest
in m series in recent days in
the Jerusalem vicinity. UlficiaM
said British soldier* killed throe
Arabs yesterday in trying to
clear out a sniper*' nest in near
by Belt .Safafa.. Gunfire waa i
m-s nmrd briefly yesterday in the ■
Mrkor Haim JewMh settlement. [
ju it outside Jerusalem, scene of i
with uncomfortable
an all-day battle Sunday.
fu lln e s s A Jew wuundc*! In the Meko’r
A n you troubled by distress of fa*
Haim shooting died in Jeruialrm
convoys of food, brought in by
Britsb service personnel,
have
gone through to the Jewish quar
ter. The Jewish agency 1has sug
gested that authorities blast a
hole in the historic walls or
reopen one of several closed
gate*. .
British soldier wounded at
30 British and 12 other*,
day In Haifa and on the road
from there to Tel Aviv. Two Ar
abs died in isolated rural forays.
- From northern Palestine came
reports today, unconfirmed hy
Palestine
irMttasM f n d
o»»i
WALK Kit DESIGN VTK1I
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 13 (At—
Governor Caldwell today designat
ed .Marvin 4L -Walker,—General
Manager of the Morula Citrus
Exchange at l-akrland, as state
emergency fuel oil coordilmtor. ,
Walker, along'With C^ C. Bntbbun and W, D, Outinan, will r#pieaenl Florida at a 22-state
nu-etpig in Washington Thursday
to discusa plans for averting a
prospective furl oil shuiUge on
tRe' Atlantia Seaboard, All three
already are in the national capb
area of ihe port city of Haifa,
S QUALIFY
where one Jew was killed when
TALLAHASHEE, Jan. 18 (AV * T»tgf party of Arabs attacked
AR five Judges o f . the Fourth
Judicial Circuit qualified today' 'Jewiih lahoters. polite engaged
with Secretary of -Stale. R. A. ihe knieketiT' whoWHa^betirved
Gray a* candidates for re-election. to have suffered casualtie»>^
The judges, all qualifying from
A Jewish agency spokesman
Jacksonville, are Miles W. Lewis,
Bryan Simpson, Gaud* Ogilvia, said a "big bang would be 'the
Bis yard B. Shields and' A. D. logical outcome" if Arabs persist
McNeill.
J . Edwin Holsbery of Pensacola in their siege of the 1,500 Jews
qualified at a candidate attorney in Jerusalem's old city. The Jews
In the First Judicial Circuit.
have been virtual prisonen since
New Year's day.
FIHIING TODBNF.Y
MIAMI, Jan . 13 (A') -Anglers
from It states have entered catch
es in nine of the 31 classes in the
13th annual 8ISJ)<)0 metropolitan
Miami F'ishing Tournament »lnce
if npehed 'Sunday, officials said
today.
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Squally, windy weather has pievailed
thr oneniug,
tournament ends April I.
CRAFT WABSINGS
Ml, Jan. 13 (A*)—.Small
warnngs were hoisted today along the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts- from JacktinvilM to St.
Mark* a* high winds and lashing
sea* continued to throw small
hosts into trouble
The Weather Bureau said an
extensive high preisure area how
over Ihe Atlantic caused gusty
winds of Iff to 30 mlleiran hour
to blow In from the Hra, Heavier
weather was axperlenced offshore.
Cleans Your Breath
while it
Cleans Your Teeth
Sunday at their borne, Mr. and
Mrs ft. L. Wheeler, their aunt
and uncle.
Creek Offennive
take other action to "help themwives,*'
Griswold's statement was made
at a news conference. The mis
sion currently is -administering s
grant «f 1300,000,000 from the
U. 8. Treasury.
An authoritative source aald
large sum* of money had been
Jnanrd-hy^hgnkv lrr~lfit>mtrlkHsl»
for productive, purpose* and that
Ihe loam, instead of being re
paid, are being used for speculafive pthpose*.
It was learned that the m il
lion sent a memorandum to the
government several days ago
charging War Minister George
Htratos with lark of cooDcratlon
and suggesting that, unless his
altitude changes, he lie removed.
The latter part of the memorandum later was recalled, hut an
ve. source said the
tnlsaion'a 'thinknfg in .this matter
nnirrhil **
has-not changed.
The same inforthant raid Htrato* had been running the War
Ministry ^without consulting the
military or civilian section of the
American mission.
this simply great to relieve ‘PERIODIC’
Taken rvfulsrlr—Ptaktiam's Com
pound Ilf,(a build up ttslitaoce
assiiut such auutat. Also a irWI
■ UmjcMc Uulcl
KOlt, Of
p..ur m u * g.
m ail**-* tsaurrs .nv .u4.u
L y d ia E . P ln k h a m ’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND
For Dream Hands
A rfjt CREAM
Cold Cream
10 25 47
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thowondorfut now coko makeup
with •ponso^laht In tho com
Mr. and Mr*. Jimmy McGowan
have a* their guest* Mr*. MaiI.AMflTTA WILL NOT HIGN
colm * parent*. Mr. and Mrs, JulNEW YORK Jan. 13 (AV-Jake.
Eey of Nebraska.
j * * ....................
New York
Returning last week, to his -ami,tin, suspended
home In Philadctphia after 8 coup mI,(dl«weight huxer, reused to
le weeks' vi*H with Mr. and Mr*. ifgn a wtiivtT of immunity yes
Alax' Leinhart and family, Mr. terday when aummoned to (ratify
and Mr*. Doc Malcolm ami fain- before Ihe February grand Jury
which haa been investigating
boxing for niioiit a year.
Tha Mavty horgaln of Ih* yearl At this 0 «n*(out p r k * (#-
AaBdn evacy woaran can fry IfAU CAJ((—
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a dfiTwantfaU
isole-up. Ivy IfAU CAKE for yovrsoll, Gal tavarol, ot this
radutad prica. Ghra your ikin g gorgeous, mooth-ot-utknnhh.
o • o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o' # o •
Cream
a splrjr, pungent, rom antic *
.
PERFU M E
•
M ASCARA
WITH LANOLIN
o where the-sun is shining
And take a cluud-croaaed
print dreu ihat'a ileevclesa
for under the aun, aophisticated
for under the moon,
tuck-stitched for above-ererything
IR R E S IS T IB L E
NEW JUMBO SIZE .
SH AM PO O
L IP S T IC K
It’s WHIP-TEXT...
broadcl
black, brawn,
bottle green, or elephant grey
with white. Sixaa (2 to 42.
fo r Greater Smoothness
ANTISEPTIC
CA5I
CASHMERE *
And For colds . sori throat|E»
HALITOSIS (Bod Rroothl^gj
ITEMS of INTEREST fir INFANTS
•eoeaooooooooeoooooooo
: For That Smooth, Easy
a
S H A V E r jy C
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M « >m s n ? N O
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)t)u love to touch
BOiJqUET: WOODBURY
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: VACUY
“ B A B YH E A LTH ”
BLANKETS
Flit Srasolht
Stay Dainty]
BEACON
Callepkawe Wragpod.
11x17" to J/Xir*. Nottew
EMPIRE” PLASTIC
BABY PANTS
Comploto protf cilon; llfiht wglghl.
103 E«tt( Flllit St reel, Sanford, Florida
PAOEAOIOd I t
103 North Woodland Boulevard, DeLand, Florida
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THE SANFOKP HERALD. N A M OKU. FLORIDA
i w.f: TH REE
drops by almost every day. I patiently explain over and
the table when he makes a delivery to John Dough. Bilt
over again that his car has not come in yet. This usually
po legitimate dealer who gives a hang fdf his reputa-\
takes an hour, and yet he is still unconvinced.
iion
is
doing
this
either.
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T his article is reprinted from the O ctober 1947 issue
First he tries persuasion, then lie gets obnoxious.
It is natural for people to brag about their ability
o f CO RO N ET M agazine, w ith the perm ission o f the
editors o f Esquire, Inc: T h e author o f this article is
He shouts in the showroom, office and shop. He has
to spend money to get what they want. It. takes John
a Successful au tom obile dealer in a large E astern
Dough about one day to boas I around the community.— .written, to-the factory, and they told him that his-eai
city w here the agen cy has been in the Hands, o f lii's
was at least a month from delivery. But he knows this
that he got his ear quick - and paid through the nose.
fam ily fo r m ore than 20 years. F o r obvious reason s,
was just a run-around. ‘
When his.neighbor, who has been suffering silently for .
he p refers to rem ain anonym ous. W ith refreshing
13 months waiting for a car, learns that Dough got his
I fervently pray for the day when this pest will gel
candor, h e presents the dealer's side o f the qu estion :
ear in a week through a bonus, he is finished as a fu
his car and stay *away
from my
.
• office.
,
, ■
•
“ W hy can't I g et a car?"
ture customer. What is more, he tells the world that the
G o o d .friends give the most .trouble, Tor it is hard to
dealer is dishonest.
refuse them. Pressure has become so great that I hate
Holler Motor Sales
Another common comrdntnt is that a trade is re- • to go to my golf. club. When 1 do, I get a new tale of
o»*»red bafarui-llio-ilcjili>r.\vill deliver n new onr This is
w o e . ___ _
“g lL L , I’L L GIVE YOU $3,000 for u 1917 four-door
imfriijj, T?ocords of the mn>nrit\ of donlors wjU show
Roger C. has been a good friend and good custom-^
w sedan. 1 have a customer who needs the car badly,
tlmt on less than half the new cars did ihey take in a
er for years, lyit lull time 1 saw him. he said; “Bill, I’ve
und he has the cash waiting.” '
used car.
> '
“ been waiting IT months‘ for a .car. You practically
* ■*
These words had a f miliar ring. Another used-car •
1 have obtained trade-ins on only 34 per cent of
promised that I would have it this month; and the w; fe*«
dealer was trying.to buy a new c a r a t $500 td $1,000
my new car sales. Here again there are a few dealers
and kids have their vacation planned. I’ve been n rticnt •
over list price.
who, out for the last dollar, ignore purchasers who do
for over a year, and I do think it’s time I got th.if car!”*
Let’s examine this “deal.” The car for which I was
not have a used car, But this near-sighted policy is not
Last week, the minister of our church walked into
offered $3,000 is listed at $2,200 on a wall chart in my
observed by the long established*dealer who intends to
my office. I said a silent prayer that l.e might want i*
showroom. This chart is a hangover from OPA days
stay in business for years to conic.
donation rather than a car. At first he talked aimin'
and is still there for al| to see. Thus my extra profit
Deale
enters are also accused of trying to lrade_thg----- Sunda>v8cJio61 and nrrrharmlng rahniyrrnvmmTloitg.
would be $800. _______ ___________ ._____ usud enr
at u
a very
vc tow figure, ihe price is low, howgver,
nr ai
however, 'until I heard: “Bill, mv old car is getting -o ’
B u tlW u sed -car dealer must reap a fat profit too, • only when compared to the probable offer the customer
bad it won’t even take me on my rounds. Can’t you help
probably $400. So the additional cost to the customer
has had from a used-car lot.
me out?”
who. needed that car “right away” would be $1,200. In
•The used-car dealer will take a car, make minor
Perhaps I handled him unwisely, hut when 1 said it
other words, $3,400 is offered for an automobile which
adjustments, polish it, and sell it for substantially the
would he more than a year before In* could get a new
’sold for about $1,300 before the* war.
same price that the new-car dealer can secure. But the
car, he took it as a personal affront. Ministers and ;!oeThe public's well aware that this prodigious profit
latter, because lie must guarantee the used car, must
tors usually are good customers,, hut I’m afraid one
exists potentfully for the new-car dealer. They feel
often spend $200 or so to put the machine into good
minister will he difficult to deal with in tin* future.
those dealers are taking advantage of the situation
condition. Hence, if the new-car dealer gives you with- .
Even my home life affords me little peace. My wife
and, as proof, point to the number of new cars avail
in $100 of the figure quoted by a used-car dealer, he is
•has a friend who Ipis been on our order list for only a
able on used-car lots for ridiculously high figures. They
being perfectly fair in most cases.
few.months. He is in the Navy and stationed 200 miles
say that the legitimate dealer in new cars no longer
TO SHOW WHY THE long-established dealer is
from his family. Train connections are almost impos
exists; instead, he is taking advantage of a lush oppor
doing business legitimately, lef me use my own com- •* sible, and they cannot find li\ing quarters near camp.
tunity-to pyramid profits.
pany as an example. My best business repeat business,
Most of his week ends are spent .in traveling on trains <
1 assure you that nothing could be further from 1 year after year, built on customers who will purchase
and busses. Ill's unhappy wife has put the pressure on
Jhc truth. 1 will not attempt to make excuses for the
in the future and come to nu* regularly for service.
my wife. It pastUvs, multiplied tenfold, to me. .
* unscrupulous dealers who are lining their pockets, but
I Cannot afford to sell new cars to a neighborhood
Perhaps those of you who are now pestering your
they are.actuatly a small minority. They consist largely
used-car lot because my customers would see the ma
dealer will remember the strain lie is under, and have
of newcomers who managed to obtain a dealership, who
chines and accuse me of shady transactions. To my
compassion for him.
w ill“milk” it to death and then unload it when the
mind. I cannot think of a worse example of poor busiTHERE IS NO DOUBT that the appeanYnee of
going gets difficult
.ness judgment.
new cars on-used-car lots is hunting the dealer. There
THE LEGITIMATE DEALER long established in
I can ell remember the day when, with 20 or 30
fore he should try to halt tlie practice. In some'commu
his community is selling all his new cars at the manu
new cars bn hand, I hnd 'to hire a warehouse to store,
nities the legitimate dealers, through, their assoeia-*
facturer’s suggested list price. Why? Because he Is pre
them. A $10,000 new.-cnr inventory can he a real head
tions, are doing just that.
vented from accepting bonuses by the basic funda
ache, and 1 expect this situation to return in the notThe New York State association has printed con
mentals of good business.
.
distant future.
tracts to lie used in the sale of a new car. Part of the
In the first place, he cannot destroy the good will
So today, I want to sell every new car that I can
contract reads; *
of customers. Many of these have been dealing with *
lay hands on to the neighbor around the comer. And 1
“ N o w , Ih m -fu r c . in co n -iiit-n iliiiii n ( $1 in h a n d p a id b y ih v ni-lk-r.
him for a long time and their business is essential to
must make a lasting friend of .him at the sme time. f
r
r
r
r
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p
l
th e n -u f is h e re b y a r k n a n le d g c d . . . (lie p u rth u M -r lu -ro liy -tn v e carry the dealer over the difficult, competitive years
. Isn’t this just sound business?
nnnlM a n d n c m -s lh a l (In* a b o v e i Ic m . rihi-tl m o to r v e h i c l e i l l not in* o f ahead.
. . .
Another thing, I am making more money now than
fe re il f o r re s a le o r e \ c ^ a n i;c w ith in . . ^ i Iiiv h from , th e d a le o f th e e \ e r u :
In the second place, most dealers, in selling the
ever before. I have fewer sales over which to distributelio n th e re o f w ith ou t, w r it t e n ie n -.e n l.o f th e s e lle r,
.
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few cars they receive, are making more money than
overhead, but my expenses arc comparatively small. 1
‘‘ It Im fu r t h e r a u re e d t h n f th e p u rc h a s e r w ill not sell. eN eh n n jje o r
ever before. If fok no other reason than tax saving, it'
need no elaborate showroom or warehouse space boo
t
h
e
r
w
is e d isp o se o f s a id m o to r veh icle w ith in . . . d a y s o f tin- d a te h e r e -.
is better for the dealer to spread his income .over the J 1 cause I never have a car more ••than tlu* day or so it
tH w ith o u t first u iviiu ; to th e setfer th e riu lit. p r iv ile g e am t o p tio n o l
years. He pan see little advantage in cramming profit j takes to ready it for delivery. I need no salesmen be
p u rrh n s in i: Ih e sa m e fo r th e su m o f S ......... .”
into one year at the expense of probable lower tax rates • cause I have orders for more than a year’s estimated
In the future.
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business.
The number of days to he inserted in the blank
In the third place, most dealers conduct their busi
jglaNjs is left to the judgment of the individual dealer.
In'normal times, I lose $50 to $100 on every used
ness in small communities where they are known per- '
To me, 90 or ISO days would seem fair.
car traded in. Now my uscd-car department shows n
sonally. Their reputation and integrity must be mainsubstantial profit. And my pa^ts and service-depart
The suggested price at which the dealer would re
' tained for their own'personal good, which means no
ments are booming because people are spending big
purchase the car is list price, less $100 for depreciation
‘ shady transactions.
n
/
sums to keep their old cars on the road.
in the first 90 day# of use. It is even suggested that a
Lastly, the new car dealer will not risk losing burs,
separate receipt lie signed for the dollar paid as consid
With this excellent profit picture being enjoyed by
manufacturer’s franchise. With five years of tremend
eration. If many other states adopt such a plan, it
• virtually- all1dealers, why should they risk their future
ous profit possibilities ahead in legitimate business,
should go far toward stopping greedy practices.
for the sake of -a few extra dollars now?
why should he risk his entire future for shady profits
Those of you who are waiting anxiously for a new
Most manufacturers maintain control over the
« that he does not need now?
car should check oh the dealer with whom you placed
dealer through a short-terAi con tract Thus if the deal
Therefore, when * . 1947 automobile appears on a
your order. Find out what his attitude is toward a useder proves pnsatisfaclory, they don’t have to go to cou rt
used-car lot, place the blame where it belongs. Place it
car trade. Offer him a bonus, and see if he refuses it. If
Ihey merely wait for the contract to expire and then
on the greedy individuals to whom the dealer sold cars
he is a long-established-dealer with an eye to the fu
refuse to renew. The dealer will get no more new cars
in gbod faith, and who resold these cars at big profits.
ture, he will tell you that neither a trade nor a bonus is
and he may no longer advertise authorized service or
Take the case of Mrs. T., a respected* housewife in
essential.
parts.
my community. During the war, Mrs. T. could get only
Once satisfied that you are dealing with a legiti
The factory’s policy today Is to have the dealer sell
4 an A gas-ration book. Disappointed because she could
mate dealer, give the fellow a break. Call him once in a
at list price so that the customer’s good will is not lost
enjoy little uric of her car, she sold it. But at the time,
while to see how matters stand, but don’t park in his
for tomorrow’s competitive m arket Under the circum
A she had foresight enough to order a new car.
office and keep him from doing a day’s work. And if
stances, what dealer can afford to antagonize the man
A week after she received delivery, she was offer- . ufacturer upon whom he is dependent for existence? ydu don’t get your car us soon us expected, remember
ed $700 over the purchase price. The more she thought *
that your dealer cannot deliver machines that are not
Aside from the grave risk of losing my franchise,
about it, the bigger that $7Q0 looked. She felt she could
.shipped to him.
, there is also my personal reputation to consider. I must
do without a car a little longer for that kind of money.
No m atter how much pressure you put on your
* live with my customers. My children will grow, up and
So here was another quick victory for the used-car
dealer, that shipment of four cars that he just received
become members of the community. If I am going to
and another black .eye for the legitimate mersell merchandise to my neighbors, I certainly must re
cannot be stretched to accommodate five customers. So
be patient-^and you'll soon be rolling down the high
tain rtieir respect
MOST PEO PLE. BELIEV E that it is the easiest
way in a brand-new car fgr which you paid the list price
Y et even while doing business legitimately, life to^
~ ^-and nothing more.
~ ihihg hi the world for the dealer to accept $500 under
dav is difficult for the dealei1.1 have one customer who
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TUESDAY, JAN, 13,1918
B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY
THERE ARE SOMt? WHO
LIVE ON A LOW PLANE AND
WANT .NOTHING II U T T E R ,
BUT NO ONE HOT OURSELV ES CAN MAKE US REALLY VILE. NAME CALLING
CHANGES NOTHING,—Job 18.
8: Wherefore arc yp. counted ns
beast,, and reputed rile In your
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The President's vBudget
OPEN SEASON
President Truman’s budget mensape miitht well have
been labeled "A Protrrnm To Promote Inflation/’ It not
only calls for two billion dollars more than is being spent
iD the current year, but it is also four times more thao was
spent during, trlfl years just before the war. and ten times
more than.was spent each year during the.Hoover Admit)
istration. Moreover, .the budget calls'for taxes which arc
expected to raise five billion dollars more than the expend!;
turea.
.
Outstanding items of expense in the 40 billion dollar
outlay will Ire 11 billion dollars for national defense.. This
compares with less than one billion in other normal peace
time years. Over seven billion dollars Is asked for the Mar
shall Plan and to carry out other phases of our foreign
policy. This Item alone is more money thnn Roosevelt spent
on all government operations during the/heyday Of the Now
Deal when he "was roundly criticized for WPA extrava
gances and boondoggling.
Another revealing item is the interest on the national
'debt. Someone said once that it didn't make any difference
how much the government borrowed, since we borrowed it
from e?ch other, or words to that effect. Well, it makes
this much difference; included in this year’s budget is an
ftfcm of five and a quarter billion dollars just to pay interest
on the national debt. Another large item is nix billion dol
lars for the Veterans Administration.
Much of the President's program is of a highly meri
torious nature. He would spend two billion dollars on social
welfare, health and old ago pensions, 387 million on educa
tion and research, GG0 million on atomic energy develop
ment. *119 million on flood control, 268 million on reclama
tion projects, a n d 478 on fe d e r a l highways.'The only ques
tion about any of these projects is whether the country can
nfford them.
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However, it must be borne in mind that taxes are ri
part of the cost of doing business mul thnt the merchant
or the mnnufactutcr adds his taxes to his other costs when
determining the prices he will charge the public. Higher
taxes mean higher prices.
Practically cveiy dollar which the government spends
is used cither for payroll* for federal employees who are
thus removed from productive activity’, or. to buy commodi
ties on a short ninrket, further increasing scarcities. Thus,
the more the government spends, the higher prices will go.
4- -
Another DuPont contribution to
the welfare of humanity ii the
— i i I ,'950-7«etfltjr“ gTve r r tijrU trr
Alfred I. DuPont to the University
Population Increase
of the South at Scwatifr, Tenn.,
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which Dr, Guerry. -pietidml, an
The
natural
increase
In
population
in
the
United
States
nounced j/rit week. It will he uirtl
to raise teacher** ulaiiet and set a new high record in 1917, according to the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, which estimates, thnt more thnn
thu* provide belter initniction fur
2,400,000 were igldetl to the population in the past year
itudenti who go there.
I.
Senator Pepper and fotmci
Senator Dyrnt* are hiving a won
derful time opposing each other
In Florida’*" railroad controversy
which revolve* aiound the acquis
aition of-the Florid* EJtl Coatt
Railroad by either the Atlantic
Coait Line or the DuPont inlerc*)*.
Senator Pepper wai one of Pre**
idenl Roo*evelt‘» "100 percent
yei men,” and Senator Byrne*
wa* on Rooievell’s Supreme
Court, wat later on the War Mo*
Initiation Board, and finally Srcrtlary of Stale, to there mint
have been J time alien Pepper
and Byrne* raw eye to eye. That
ho longer ieem» to be tbe gave.
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Most negroes are expectrd 10
vote for Henry Wallace for Pie*(dent, if they get the chance, but
one of their number. Leon ILewis, editor of Die Nrgio South
of New Oilcans, see* the light.
”We, ai a tace," be* says, “are
too often misled and influenced
by radically inipiicd propaganda.
Htnry Wallace may be in agree
ment with odr thinking, but the
question that predominates ’is
"Can these objective* be influenced
by hi* effortsJ’ *1 Th'eNonly senlible thing to do, he add*, is to
tty to gain *ome of our objectives
by being an Asset to one of the
mtjor political parties. Ve*. you
never gaia much by throwing your
Vote away.
\
days waa a visitor in - Sanford
Monday meeting old frienda and
mending |>oliiical feners. The Sen
ator is full or optimism over the
outlook for his race. “The citic*,
Ihe counties and the public
achooli.” he says, “are desperate
ly In need of more adequate and
more stable finances, The slate
should assume the qnliit obliga
tion of operating the schools and
relieve the counties qf fhi* bur
den so that they can devote their
revenues n
Also
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Days Doubly Famous
a
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* 1*1 N*** of th* Day
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( it t Firmrr’t Mark**
ttO# Kknufrt Mark** •
Ti«* Platter ’N* Pait»r
tit* N*w* tl«a4lt**k
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l i l t Manlng M*4H*tloa
lit* WorlS Boundup
*U* t-«*t aad round
■T h e re*pon»lbt)lty and tha
opportunity of the churcho* in
world reconitrucUon" will bo tha
topic of a talk tomorrow n!|tit
by th* R*y. Prof. Bola Va**dr of
tho Uitlvereity of Dahreeen, Hun*
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l i lt Bor Nm i ttawh
Ussfnrd Hhspp*r
i lot of vote* in 1940 lilts World Today
II I* rarm Show
Holland i f i
I t it l tiM Oob
tiM K«w*
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lucky, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Tcnneioee, Mt**lialppl, Alabama,
Louisiana. ArkantaV and Tcka*
are attending.
1 Th* Rev. Harry V, Rirhardton
of Tutkcgee Imtitute, wa* Hatest
■to head a home mluion* work
group on servlrw to the rhsrecrupper on foday’* program. Urn.
Margaret Itarri* Ekitrom of
Wc*t Talm Beach, Fla., headed
a similar group on th* migrant
labor problem.
Other ipcakera scheduled for
today are the Rev. Munree F.
S a l l* y , Jr^ president of .the
Atlanta Chriitlan Council i the
Rev. Forest C. Welrt and the
Rev. CoorgQ D. Heaton, Myen
Park Haptikt Church, Charlotte,
N. CL
rranel* B. Sayre, American
representative to the trusteeship
council of tha Unttad Nallona,
will Iw tho principal speaker to
morrow night, lie will apiak on
world order.”
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1*1*1
an, EplwopaJ, Church of God,
Diiclplca of Chrfit and Moravi
an denomination* from aentinartca and unlvenitiea. »tatj) and
city church council*, and other
organization* In Ken•f*lijlgtou*
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"Th* ntioalon of th* ehurthes in
*
••too
. -t.
Church Meet
RADIO PROGRAMS
other piessing reat-^ T i l i n n o ^ ^ S r B ?
1 0* S , « , of Ttxtar
Tils l*.v»«l»ie Xlu,U
iii* niuhd*y riuii
Tr4* v rw
Til*-C lrrW S llomiiiiip
liM N«n» Scoop
• *J Vocal Corner
l i l t Tim* (a U«nr«
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li* t tttat* Ttulay
Henning Heldt. political writer t i lt BauforO Sp**k* .
ru u jia l voav«nin
the Miami Herald,, seems to til*
10.» Mratflln* N*ir*
eve t h a t FuUef W a r r e n te.es ittianiruiijr tour*
is out in front in the guberna ti lt N«wa
H im siait err
torial race at the nrettUt writing
W rikkrti,
* *• n
it
will
rause' so
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liU
Mart#!'
Dobs#
>’fJSgri ;
mure money in taxes than it has
to pay out for expenses.
, When the expense* ore great
er than taxes, the government
must borrow money lrom hanks
and uthcr resources. It runs In
debt then, the public debt.
During the war th* govern
ment’* expenses were *<> much
greater than th# taxes collected,
it had to borrow many million*
of dollar*.
That’* why the public d ill
now 1* -about 8257JKW.WKi,poo. It
won’t bo paid off in our lifttime. It can be paid oH only’
bit by bit.
That’* vyhy the President end
Congrrt* now want to keep expen m i lower than lax**: to more
of the debt can bo paid off.
And thatV why Mr. Trunian,
In hi* budget message to Con
gress, said that 1* what he
thinks the - score should be in
the 1048 fiscal year:
Taxes—Tho government should
collect 144,600,000,000.
Expenses—Tha government fig
ure* to spend, - 839,7W).(nHi.OOO.
leaving a difference of J 1,800,000,000 In the- treasury. (Mr.
Truman looks ft>r an even bigger
difference this year—17,483.000,
000.)
.
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Public Debt—That *4,800,000;000 left-over should be used to
pay off part of that huge public
4*bt and tiring It down to *240,0(X),000.000 on June 30, 1949.
Will Congress try to follow
Mr. Truman’a Ideas* right down
the BneT No,
From now until next June Congrass will try to cut government
expenses even lower than .the
Prefident figured. It tries this
every year.
f
_ But thl* yew—the elp&ori
: _
J . Ed Larson who wa* named by
Governor Caldwell to be general
chairman of the Governor’* State
wide Fire Prevention Conference
In Orlando, Jan. 10 and 20. Lar
son, 8* state treasurer is also tha
state’s fire marshal. Ha said In
Tallahassee today that he expect
ed fully 600 civic, county, munici
pal and industrial leadere to re
ap o n d to Governor Caldwell's
proclamstlon calling the copference.
year of 1048— something else is
mixed up in this whot* buslnesd
and makes Congress' work evvn
tougher
The Republican* in control of
Congress are bent on cutting in
come taxes. Some of them talk
of cutting taxes a* much as
|6,«0C,OOOvn8>.—
Mr. Truman had figured the
government would collect a total
of 844,600,000,000 in taxes. A
Republican cut of * 5,600,000,000
would bring tha total collected
down to *38,900,000,000.
■But—that total tax of *38.900,000,000 would be * 800,000,000 less
than the 839,700.000,000 Mr.- Tru
man figured
the .. _government
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So—tf the Republicans succeed
in cutting taxes they'll still have
to cut government expense* till
they're below tbe amount of tax
collected.
By doing that, they'd have seme
tax money left over to pay o ff
some of the public debt. ,
Note this, though: When 4hey
speak of cutting taxes by.85,800,•
000 .000, *he ReimWIetM mean
only. They don’t
Income
plan t» cut or raise (he tax on
corporations.
Mr. Truman also says taxes
can be cut but without the gov
ernment's losing a penny below
the total tax of *44,500.000,000
he wants it to collect.
Uis way of doing It la very
. The Sanford office of the Flor
utnsc
i.m p u ij iiiviit uvt
State Employment
Service
completed
tha 1947 yqpr with
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placements L, W. F.mersnn, iman
ager of the office said . today.
These placements are 94 per cent
more than those in 1946.
There are 240 applicants in the
active’ file at present as compared
with 309 al the same time Iasi
year. Veteran applicants at the
beginning of the year number' 184
a decrease aver the 248 al the end
of 1946.
Jo b openings In the Sanford
office currently total 25 which
is 3 leas than at the same period
last year.
Unemployment
compensation
payment* in Seminole county for
thg week ending Jan. 3 of this
year were *187.00 as compared
with *184.00 paid to unemployed
in the county for the comparable
period last year,
Mr. Emerson said the Florida
Stale Employment Service offices
begin the new year with the added
responsibility of providing a yearround farm placement service to
agricultural workers. The serv
ing of the eptire labor market by
the local employment officer
should benefit both employers and
workers as -these offices will be
the central point in each com
munity to which applicants ( qr
all types of jobs may go for enO
ployment.
Perion* seeking employment
should contact the Florida State
Employment Service at 112 North
Park Avenue, Job orders will alio
be taken over the telephone.
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different from the Republicans’.
He'd do it thl* way:
Cut every income tax payer
|40 and another *40 for (ic h of
his dependents. But wouldn’t this
mean a cut in the total amount
of taxes Uve government could,
co llect?’ No, soys Mr. Trumsn.
•He’d make It up—the money
the government loses on an in
cut—by miring
romr tax. ^.e—«*
„ th*
tax on corporations. C lh r RepuMlcani M(l, rl|tht away they
publicans
Were against radting the tax on
corporations.)
Well, What happens? Will there
b* a tax cut, or not? You gucsi
IL Nobody con tail a t thlg P °'nt*
Anyway, yuu're warned: These
next tlx months won’t be quiet.
Drv Charles L
Optometrist
Sanford
Atlantic Bk. Bldg.
H o u rs: M 2 M
1’ hons 3 8 6
Eyee Examine^ - GUateo Filled
Better Fit
,
Better W ear ,.<
ATTENTION VETERANS!
Better Patterns
Ca s t c h a n c e t o o b t a i n f r e e f l i g h t
. . . TRAINING
UNDER G.I.
BILL OF RIGHTS
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55c - 75c to $1.25
Th# ru ik t Training School at tho Sanford Airport lo nsdergolag a tremendous
expansion program which farms oa to more away (ram Sanford to ohtaii larger
and mare complete fsciUtieo.
,
Al oar new location foil academic and engineering cooroeo will be developed foe
both eJvlUsni and veterans. ;-'p|
ll owes If you wish to
Wo plsa oo
certified by tho Geverum* iL For
training at
(ho
Information see R,
(Open Wednesday AfferMona)
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FLORIDA AVIATION ACADEMY
. ”Formerly t h r Stuiford School of Avtt.Uoo"
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nnd argument
In Congrev*.
Infnnt mortality established a new ‘minimum in I94T, workBBIW
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with a ra te o f-ab o u t 3 2 p er 1 ,0 0 0 live b irth s, a decrease o f ' h
your, yjw lH jJ
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t_i. h*«nng »hout It from now Tin
more than 10 percent
front i*i5-1___i___
the previous minimum
estab
June.
lished in 1940. The rate has been reduced by one third since
The budget is Mr. Truman’s
1939, and by one half since 1930. The reduction in infant Idea nbou" taxes, government
mortality from , the 19,30 level, the company calculates.*.»P™;Hnir ,*nd paying oif the pubmen nt the saving of more timn 100,000 infnnt lives In 1947
..l !? th® ,B*tt ll . *.***'
That’* the.year .beginning July
1, 1948, and ending June 89,
•The generni death rnte in 1947 was slighMy more thnn 1949. The government runs on
10 per 1,000 impulntion, nnd may prove to tWthe lowest a fiscal year instead of .from
1 to the next Dee. 31.
ever recorded when adjustment is made for clt/tnges in the Jan.
The government can pay Us
number of babies nnd of older people In the population.
way only mo Jong as it mllnct*
ten." Well, there
is a lot of
h tft't*SA;
truth to that statement. Since the
homestead exemption *aosandme nr
' was enacted, the cltje* and coun*
lies have been faced with a serious
financial problem.
|h admittedly thh" situation
change coniiderably before
Imsry, "The prnfmionsl polwrite* Mr. Heldt. "put
out in front and virtually
him the high vote in the
: primary on the baaia of his
of making himielf known to
reale.t poasiUe- number of
^ Well, to h etV eli known"
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and she won’t do It. The other
is to put tha countries of west
ern Europe on their feet eco
nomically su that they can defend
tnemsetves—and of course that
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
involves tbe Marshall Plan.
Al'- Foreign Affair* Analyst
. Now the’ Marshall Plan Is
put into effect, Moscow plam j
Secretary of St'^te Marshall, to fight tooth and nail. That’s
in testifying before the Ilouw official: If the Soviet c a n 'd e
Foreign A(fairs. Committee in feat the plan, then th* road will
Washington regarding his pro be open for her to sweep through
posed European Aid Program, to (lie English Channel. And if
declared that " I f we^do not moVo there is no Marshall Plan at
ou t.to meet the pfoblem in Eu all, tbe coiiquret of western Eu
rope today it will certainly come rope will so nihch the easier for
to ug here in the United Stale t Bolshevism.
under conditions far more un
What then? Answer: Russia
favorable to us."
would have all Europe aa a base
The general didn’t place « (nr operation* against ttyc rest
precise interpretation on -that of the world. We don’t need any |
grim sounding statement'. How diagram to show what that Would
ever, at another point he gave signify. Most certainly il would
mean another world war, with
this amplification:
"European recovery, we feel llic United Stales holding the deis c s w o t i nt- lo p u w r v a lm w X fliL t c s of democracy, against tha teure, ,»
of basic freedom in the most swollen Bolshevist empire.
That’s what we face if there
critical area of the world today.
European economic recovery I* is nor .Mandiall Plan, or if there
essential- to a return of normal I-. OM arvt II falls. However,
trade and commerce throughout the general s*y* the program
the world—we want peace. We can succeed, and Ihe indication!
want security—A great crisis hav me that the countries o f Westto bo- met’ Do we meet the Sit ern Europe are eager to cooper- w
uation with action or do we step ate. Why shouldn’t they be, wheaside and allow other force* to they are sitting right under the
settle the pattern of future Eu big ’guns of *n aggressive Com
munism which all of them fesr 7
ropean civilisation 7”
There’s only one'mnre point to
Those statement* give ,us a add, and tM-i column has referred
picture, I believe, -of an Arneric.i t-. it previously, If the Russian
(and other countries! suffering advance ran I * held along ita
all the dire disabilities which ac present, bnc in tlRrojw, the likeli- ^
crue from a lack o f world peace. h™A of another world war^wll)
Marshall and Secretary of- Com be vastly lessened.
merce Rarrlmnn told the corn* |
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hrlttce thnt the aid program
The United Slates must import ▼
would put burdens oh thu Amur most of the fibers used In making
lean people. Ilarriman named high
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prices as one burden and said rope.
that the. project -Would add to
Tbe planet Venus, being nearer
our difficulties In trying to con the sun than-the earth, fs believed
trol' inflation.
to t»e warmer than the ’earth.
B o th
secretaries,
however,
asserted that the gains would Ire
worth the cost.
It would Iw highly InUfcsling
If Wo could re*u the mind of — Planned Income
General Marshall, who (Bayed
■uch a grent part In t|ie-. Into
■ Program
war, and discover what more he
thinks it might mran if western
C U R R E N T Y IE L D
Europe weten*t rehabilitated eco
r»vis to 6%
nomically. However, 4lhc situa
tion Isn’t to complicated Hint we
Stan Comstock
can’t figure the thihg out for
Ourselves.
In v e stm e n t S c c u rltin t
In the first place Russia has
made it clear that she it deter
70S l.ake Davis Drive
mined on CnmmunDing western
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Europe and adding it to the area
ORLANDO
under her domination. There arc
two ways of stopping this ag
Representing
gression- One Is to create a millT. Nelson O'Rourke, Inc.
tary barrier tfirougb central .Eu
rope— A task which only the
Daytons lleach, Fla.
United Slates could undertake.
THE WOULD TODAY
through the excels of births over deaths. “Thu record for
1947 wa* *o extraordinary Hint it may never again be
equalled,” the 'company Bay*.
THE NATION TODAY
The numl»er of habie* Irorn during the year reached
the unprecedentedly high figure of ufrout 3,900,000, which
By JA M E S MARLOW
i* more than*400,000 above the previous rcconl established
in lOICrThcrrecord-hreftking crop of babies I* attributed by
WASHINGTON. J* n . 13 (,V)~
the company to the reuniting of families broken by the war llnrc’* an ABC rejiurt oh that
and to high postwar marriage rates. .
Lite
lo*d—the
budget—which
"The 19*7 birth rnte, a little more thnn 27 per 1,000 Prciidcnl Truman dumped on
yestcnUy.
of population, is tho highest in nt least 23 year*," the com Congrrs*
It Involves you: how tnurh
pany notes, "and is fiO-pcrccnt above tho figure for 1933, you’ll
have to pay and how the
when the birth rnte dropped to the lowest level in our hls- government spend* your money.
The 400th anniversary of 4lie birth of Cervantes, auth
or of "Don Quixote,” celebrated last month, led the Boston
Public Library to exhibit its many editions of this master
piece. It nlso caused them to remind the world that Cervan
tes nnd Shakespeare died on tho same day, April 23, 1616.
What other day in the world’s history could have
brought such loss? The otdy comparable coincidence in our
own history is in the-denth on Ute same day, July 4, 1826,
of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
. . . . The
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ancient Greeks
reported that the final land victory over the Persian invad
er*, nt Plataen, nnd the finnl naval victory, at Mycale, took
"Senator Shands of 0*>ne*villc place on tho snme dny in 479. r
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who eipect* to announce his can*
In general, n single great event Is ample glory for one
didicy for governor in a frw dhy.
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T U E S D A Y , IA N . 1 3 ,. 1918
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 1919
PARE FIV E
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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L arg e Group A ttends Golf Association To
Ochiltree L ectu re Moot On Ja n u a ry *21
mg anything without h peak ,nt Penelope I’ulvcr Wed
1 the script fit at . , . Jim m y Duo
To Clarence Nolan*
tuuicil down a chainV to replace
I lax - 1 \\'m 11- m "I inian’i Bait
Th* ntnrisce of Pen, tnpe Pul(«iW." lie alint's to (Olicelitmte
IIOl.LViVDOD. Jnn. i
i,P.
w i, daught r of II, C’. Tlionias,
l i n e ', ttie news in the film capi eti picture* . . .
I., Clarence Nolan, on of Mr*.
tal lislnyi
C m , Gtanl Irnvrs f»t r.ttglnml
England
Mmnn- Nolan, *cs* in twinnet'll
|r* McCarcy thinks, ioa next nl I 'In- _____
rpd__vf
. the luiort
le ijihl
niruiM j, tm in r-tirG d ' fatliet o f ti e bride.
fond la st! film for flKUTtfill is- ha* tie plan-. D r his teld r t : The rrreiftony wn* !■■■rfi-rUti'd hy
" Adant am! Eve/' idthough ’ h,* here .
Grace Grjditt" and Me: |(,v MrOma n. pa lor of .t h e
Is stilt lutvilig dlfJctdty wiMl U ix-m . •Cmmcn" -tund in- fot , p lr, f |tapti*t Churrh, in Folks*
U.Rite HnywoitH nml t Ileptl tu n l, j ton. tin. on New l e i r s Day.
" lt i* a hard Mosy; bcaaii ■ have announced they wid marry .
"The hnih*. yvurr .« navy blue
theologianV differ on it* litter ■ when the inctura i- f inishcil
ult * th tdown a m
nries and
pn inttoli,'" the dtiectoi
“ Ami f dwfllU s\t»ioW «l(»nnt«*d Hi* **f- ,%nir».ij'p of
i;<ti«f« mi/i * nrnl
ymi have lie t*f cm,-fill nlenil nhge erep to _ the soldiers’ home enrtintion.
■ g tile M"i >. i,'/ 1 ; " a l"i nt Raw tpile
Mr. atii Mrs. Nolan are nl preof peojde will any, .'Tlejri. T hat’j
Crisis nf Hepuhlir* lorti s* Bill -i'tir t.Mti.: ii! I I I Maple A ientie
my muthei nml father 1
Leu hUliell western is -till untitled
and Mi N'einn i m«<>ciatrd with
Wouldn’t want the fn>-*> ei nted Are they running .nit of ■■.no ■ Ik -JU ^ iia
wh«m Ma,* West del * n otorT rtrre
lioi.-e
I'lic-e tiiisy ’ _____
e-tv of the hihlnen! figures t . . acini s. Rflh llrlan Atterne mid |
(■ IV Devine---U - Mail— *— u— •AlPtVtll D l,gin* m e w.oKiiii* oil I fiin it- entirel >I: ")'ou are ona
loth )ca i n* mayo) of Van Ntiy. scripts which they hope will i*’ " f ,h»' <?•«*
P^'lde wHu 'g> .
■ihd i* ajiptrently set fer another vehicle* f*t tKemaelvea . . .
M " 11 "»* " in ■■ * thr. a perHi, judging front, hi. t-'p u latity
Iii the mail come* a n n jir.frm t
v. ^in(iis-t
Ihifj >_fne th In ila ,„ v s lic v eonumiruty. He San Bcrusrdino which ilcclates dory, I plead trjl guiltv' . . .
haa m-’ o ff* i- in tin* .:■ \ halt,
h it drVotis most 'o f Id* time to
making western* with Roy Roger*
nnw Bdi Elliott
"All I have t" tin
inn
i go, around and l. 'lhei people
now mid rheo." lie <ii\ , . *
Joan Critwfilid showed up' A il')
, Dorma-Soc F o r m u l a
Greg limitfau nt t I.,lt It. May
er’s party fur the A -.-vinted
IVvma Im.ied o f ilireetoiH. ami ttppnren’lp her nifmim— with th e
$ 2 . 0 0 JAR ^ . O O
ildlyuoaia) Isw n r
.m__iigim^
v d -liH ta r a '
Hollywood
By Hint THOM\S
In her informal and Interesting
The hmclieon meeting of the
manner Mr?. ‘ Paul Ochiltree o f Sanford' Wotm-nV Golf AtxociaMiami’.Spoke to a large group in lion will Is* held on Ja n 21 it
tint hnltroom at the M ayfair Inn the Kent IHole Country Club with
h
on her original flowers hats last Mis* Pauline B e lt a* a guest.
night. .She told of tlie m at,rial* Mi v George Thurston witl be In
o n a l
used in making thepr and of the charge of the luncheon and t,
TU ESD A Y
servaliotn miLst |«> ntadc. with
interesting w ork involved.
Mrs. Sherman Melvin rl,loyd iff
The Fldelis Cltki of the First Tallahassee today annnunred the . Mrs, it. U. Sinicox of OlvluMrs. . Ochiltree t.» Iieing spon her by the night o f Ja n . 19,
Baptist Church will nject at the marriage of her daughter, June hotim City, Okla. is the guest of
MrS W, ij. W illiam , I- at pre
holrre of Mrs. E. B. Smith, 110 l.loyd Stull, to John William Tel. Mrs. T. F. Adam, at her home at sored for tier lectures in Sanford sent IT figuring the handirap l«liy the Dill Gardeners Citcle of
Weal Nineteenth Strret, at 8;00 frin also of Tallahassee.
TB l- 1807 French Avenue
the Sanford Garden flu b and the cause of the imptoved scon - of
P. M. with Mr*. H. A. William*
the Mwmbcrs,' Mi*. John Shirk
marriage took place on Jan. U
a* co-hhxteas.
Mr. and. Mrs. I. T. Stringer and prhCVeds will Is-' added to the
In Calm. Ga;
wtil l»* to cliargi* of the contest*
Garden
Club
building
fundThe
.The Pilot Club will hold ita din*
mn. Tommy, spent the weekend
whirh will follow the luncheon
ncr meeting in the Tourist Ccnin Ocala with l\ieir daughter and opening ttftu re nils at 2:00 P. M. and the’ pities which will Is■ ter a t
P. M. Kenneth Work Dintrict Conference
Vonifh law, Mr. and Mfs. C. W. yesterday afternoon and concern awatih'd at the conclusion of the
ed the selection of plant .inateri*
er. president of the Winter Park
Appleby-.
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n l;, containers and other aid* in game."
Hoiary Club, will he the sneaker.
Held A t South Side
Clydr Terwitlegal-, .li".. “ filth
J f 'E . Denson' o f Idncolnton, arranging flower*. Two lectures
• The Woman’s Bililr Class of
one H
atI IO:tW> nro.
’ ihil__ilii.— iiiniiiiiig— tli*i
is the guest> '**
of 'll'
his IM
daughter
the First Uaptist Church will
Art rtll
stilt* .ticiwlot attnfnt«n ■. tin. 11
MIklUU were
» I l heard today, tnw
An
I i i .alUtay
f ' l ' ^ ^ 'ip ^ rfT T r ^ n d -'^ n 'iT e h iT C r -M r .'n n ,l M r# ."X " S r - M r S ihl"rn-—T-ny i\ m . tins many mine women nn- breaming
meet *1 3:30. T. M. at tke-ehureh
Interedeil in golf i|tnl m e taking
?In" the auditorium ^o f-th
11 e Sooth * IVU’rs.m * tie also visited In afternoon.
annex.
The G. A.a of the First Bap. Sid,1 School. The^e conference' W ro itrnrh with another daugh
Mrs. A. W. Epps, president of lesson- and he nl-o said' llu l the
Ust Church will meet at the home are conducted t>y Teacher Educa ter, Mrs. J . J . Perry.
the local Gatden Club, tntrmiufcd club championship will Ih- staged
of Mrs. C. A: Anderson, 018 tion Institutions , nml the State
Mr>. Cyhiltree to thr audience. In n f, \ months, Mi**^lh>n>thy
Powell ha. purcliasofl a is-atiliFrench Avenue, at 7:30 P. M; - •l>epnrtmcnt o f Education. T. W
In- oth-mng-jtrr h-ctim- Mj**, Ochll
WEDNESDAY
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tree- spoke of the vidoe of in- fill Itophy which will Ih* awarded
l « » t on. Superintendalit of I’llb- l f
l l o r a n c e R o h m n s , J r . dividual idea* in', t e r m i n a t i o n for ii wtoniun * imirnameiit to Is
# D. Highteyman, rhalrman, ‘ of the coming address to the group n f . . .
of the flow n’ lints, {she**staled held soffletimt' twtwven now and
Sanford Woman’s Club will have ter which the meeting was .-on- ‘ Hie marriage of Mb Nancy Hint she found that it took loo May.
« desert hridife at.1:39 P.M. Ho*, ducted by Mr*. Eunnh Holden, Whitmore, daughter of -Mr*. Jrs - murh time to fashion the lent
tessea will he Mrs. Roy Tillis,
•le 11. Whitmore of Daytona, .flmver lutl*. aw she had conceivrtl Circle No. (i MectH .
Mrs. A. D. Johnson. Mrs. R. M. S tate Consultant on Internship.
It’.'acji and the late Ml, Whitmore the idea of more permanent hat*
During
Die*
mcctitlgMfiiLx
AuBurns and Mrs. O. ■M. Harrison.
At Itaptrst Church
of Sanford, to llorance .Bobbin*, ■being made out of sheriaekrd
dey
Packhatn
of
Koilin*
College
Reservations must lie made with
»
J r . on of Mr. and M>«, llorance leaves ami many nthrr sturdier
spoke
»n
“
Practive
Teaching
vs.
Mrs. Harrison, telephone 868 J .
Robbins of Daytonn Beach, wn* - material-,. In favot of the hnt*
Mi
.1 \ ,8trangi\ 'D
Ilo)
Internship"
after
which
Dr.
Ro
by Tuesday at noon. Election of
an event of H tf. 28 in Folkstnn she statml. .was the fact that the
fo u l
bMMA
IW.H- A4+,, ,.f .-the'^TTitv
r— D im i?'m* vmN O W D N l 'T ’
bert C, Moon of Florida State ,t;.», M^.-nnik Mr,-. KotdRps'orc All creatom — f Uiem *iw.‘ ftn t* .«tr*fnn
/officers will be held.
™ | TiA'-l.-.W '*111 Ihi- rrgttlai meet
University
S
n
Yttltahnsse’e
talked
Theiiirt*, iWlio coiitimn - to im- jr - The .-County Council P.TkA.
is creative and co»ts *o little'
i l l l c ’.
jag o f (‘itcle No, ii of Hie First pie-a ns tin* rnllh'dt li ’l of the
ing
Prospwllvtf K
“ H,,ddlni» .ln|’
■meeting will he held at the Ovl* on "Teaching
Among the women tuiHieling Bu|it
t'huich held ytsirnw y nf future.
edo High School at 10:00 A. M. Teacher”. .
Onntd oqolnxt stin Htym*rx
Mil.. Rolibltu nltendrd local Inst evening wen* Mrs. Edward tcrtiiH'ii ut the ehitrch. Mlwl John
Itch John-on,
n
Pawlntskra,
§ A covered dihs luncheon will be
Karl Kipp nf Drlando laid a
McCall, Mt»s Mitdied Robson, Ahrtim- V jt*, welcomed \i» tlu tik is., rowhaml, t* Irdlii Fold's
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mid
is
n
vet,
n
n
of
World
^served.
his topic thr reiatioti'ldp between War II. having .erveil in the j Mr*. It. «). Schneider, Mis. Ken
Ihcit tnttln-lplor your ocj«
group a- 'n new ne’inlH'i nml treiv rnodldnte fin -t intent Nuw
THURSDAY *
the administrator and the student Army Hospital t’orp* for two -III ill
■ * *Mrls'isi,
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* Mrs. ** I*, (lender- yiiest Acre Ml
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ditnt!
V
ckety
in 11 1,31(1 nd« uf "-Ml- Joseph
Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. teacher,and Prof. J . Gordon tigs
with PiiBafry's extra •rich,
eon, Mr». Clinih'* Vodoplch, Mrs. nml Mi-- Allle Ttaffix'd.
Young, of Afiu'fl," tte.'is the on
0.. will' meet in the Masonic Hall den, J r . of * Southern College in \it»r** during the resent war.
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-L.,- Mr" Jack 11
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in
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Weber,
Mari
Me.
Robbins
is
a
gradual?
of
Th"-*’
irtleiiihiig
w
eie
Mi*
\V
a t 8:00 P. M.
Iv filin if tin I iiiftn I,, make the
f ar mllfnlitfi
t.akclnnd discussed the relation
nxtfiS Ij nn D o f m a - S e c
.Mies |h'tmn .li'nu Dunn. Mr*, C. Rumhley, Mm .1 T Newl.y,
—12 0D
c»f
The .Grammar School Parent ship between, the college vn.mlin-' the Mainl.itn) High School in Day- aid.
it, c ; Moxw.il, Mi . It, N .’Kayer, Mr*. M Ct(m mingv. 'I t * . Bos ton grndd in the ncUtig (old lie told
tona
and
in
also
a
vHetutt
of
tVl-rjff f Oafm -1#t
Ford lie can't .in a hut that
Teachers Association will meet at alor anil olhpr personnel of (he
rnrmfila
,
.
,
Ihrx
creom
thol
M*iv II. IE Coleman, Mrs. C. I*. Steele, Mt>. 1’Iyde IH l'tiy, Mr
ft
|
K
M
kO
fH
Win
I*!
W
fr
II
during
which
turndiwsii't Ixither t|yi fllfivtoi F<oil
3:30 P. M. in the school auditori- Internship program.
1«>* oiil/
hr -t rved for four vcais with the Haijkoy, Sir*. \V. A. F itts. Mi". Henrietta l*Hinard, ,'ltv Boy ha- - done nliight witli Joint
urn. The board will meet a t 2:30
At the conclusion of the atl- Uplled S tates Xniy. lie is man- G. h. Ginn. Mts. Jg m rs tt>-J> •■,,.
soom> lo sollon gs |l touchesl $LQO? pHfi »a«*
I». m . *
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M I L . . :■!■ u J J - X - lU w u n .-U L .- VVirf o *.- V'te Ms
u. -UL iliv****-conference*-w ere- br-M -UyiiiT/i id the'Day lonii ItadTafor ami -Mr i - tlpui gr Bnm'. ’SIM.* R.~* A.‘f~i
i Kent. Mrs." K. M t ‘-tfftdl. lau len , \Ynrd Bond arid other*
Williams and Mr* W. D. Hof. Vlt". \V C Di't’outM'v, Mi
n T ?,". Td. W v
7 7 u ‘ **1r R- I * CarU r of Stetson Uni*
It with limited histrionic nldtittes.
Baptist Church will meet at the versity and Dr. Dnmthy lo-nhy, Body Works on N**tth Beach iiann
Streep.
Mr.
and
Mts.
Hotihin*
New in,I,-. Mi- I*
Gihlis, M,
\nn ‘Shi iidtin lien,I * , ‘ t !-■
|home of Y rrda Harrison, H|9 professor nf- Home Economic*
will make their home n| 113 Tay
Romo of the ......... attractive Strange. Mi . Reel nod Mi I iml
foie reinjrilur hml ( i Warners
I almotto Avenue.
Education at the Florida State lor Avenue in Daytona.
of the lints went Mimll lints to Ik* win
a fte r "lii—l S ou" i* i d RI»e *
_
r,
, i,
I,
t
' University, with teacher* who
worn over the rye made of sen
I reperieil set f,u "ITniningo l!m d ,"
_
.
are training in this d fitrirt. Ex*
oat* in gold nml silver, one of
lijit tell- me she hti-n'P t, i I th.
^ .r?L
Church will meet p c rlc n m were given by several All-Day Sem inar To
ion grape lenvr- In shinies o f
T L ^ J r V ; of. Mr*' C’
U’ directing teachers .including Mrs.
lose, n circle of gold painted
Uc Held On Jan . l.r> wheat
c b m ** Avenue with Mis* olive Park. Grace Wilson. Mrs.
centered with real daisies,
Nell ■Wllllama. as co-ho*tcs*. A x U(0n. France* MrQuririu ami
An a lM s v sentinarm f the First sen grnpr (eaves in pastel simile*
"m arket b a sk e t’ sale will be held
u Vatt
Methodist t ’hutch will Is- held on of lose, mpiit nml Invendei nml n
following* the huiinrss session.
.
■ S M i jB M S i
During* intermission an infor Jnn. 15 nt—tin: T ; i - l Mi limdisL tlnv sailor of meleleiiin of punk
mal ten was held In th e lunch Cltiireb in Ki*»lm‘inee- Tin* m ert-i Tire
t,iu b "with n stun ii hi im.
-*
n » m nf the schimi. Among the ing witl open lit |o on \ M.
Following In r Irctdre die how .;
Seminole Hi
! SeminoU- County teacher'*- and Among* ttm-p Doin Kjmfmd nt'•ihirt'd stidrs anmftuivrr nrBy BO BBY PARK
| principals attending the cunfct. tending will Im Mni. A. Iv RIuh*. rangeiiwnt" pointing nut llie_rcrt-*
I rnre Included Mrs. Nancy Brock, umker. ill-Iru-t m-rrrtnry o f'm it- ter of inteie-t nml nther con-1
A dark shadow frll over the, Miss
. Barbara Uuprcrht, Ben C. rionary .personnel, mid Mis. E. F. structive criticism.
S tore Will He Open All Day
students at Seminole High Ust
. J ' ermf n Morrii. It. h. Wiliams, illsttict wi-n-lary nf
week.
Francis Temple, active' True. Mr*. J . (
Mitehull and niissiotiary Pilucatitin nml H'rvice •HHIinrd-Go^hurn
\NNUlN C E M IM
mi
COTTON PRIN TS
member in nearly ail o f the Mis* Ruth Hand.
,
Among the util standing speak*
school’s organisations an * a re-i
-----------------------------'Knj^jiu:cmc'nl
Told anpfmm
*</ >..j"»' i uil.iy
• ili*«
t. g j«hu
or*' will he Mr* .1, T. (Unlock,
____ •
Hiah »*f i*
cognised leader of his class-mates * l i t _ M * i
cpr l l ( , v | I . lr I conference secretary of *pitiiual
O n e Ittlile tu-.il Rnttle iTittoii
tt
j
ii
si
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*
m
BUll^'HifiMliH
P
I
tU
JI i, *Jli listll- «i
passed away in an Orlando tin*. W lr S *
'»• 1 r ‘ u y
Why nre ydu tty to in* funny
Mr. nml Mrs, M: J . IlilliAid ,,f nt tin- Fern i i hi lauphlois Mihtudpita),
Francis will always lie
prin t itiiitciiiil. ruRtilur v a lu e r
Hunco P a rty Friday f, rente sccretiir v o f missionnry Webster announced today the ,'n i n i lluaptlal. Mr*. Jolucaui will
remembered by the students for
educatinn.
Aim tn s|>enk a te ' gagement and npprnnrhing mst
"J
In*
rimrnd«-|id
as
th<’
fo
il,o
r
the outsUnding part he took in
to ti’-h: Vri.
Rev Claythn
“
Galhouti who hnsiriage o fi their .laughter. m\n>>'! v d t xi ^ n .
Mrs. M, ‘ fi. Tracy entertained Rev.
.school activiU**. by bi«&frlendty
tec('
recently
returnerf from China and t/iuisc. to Bgt. Dewey It Cng- * , " ‘
, 1
'
on
Friday
■evening
mi
Us
a
htmeu
'and hclpfW Tfltlftldc.'nnS’hy hi*
Mr-: 'H s is e
Luce, minfercnce hutti.’son of MtCfimT Mr* N. W.
Mr. and Mi *. Ilctie it lie n M'tp
untiring willingness to work with party honoring Mr*. If. A. House secret!ny of the status „r women. ■Cophurn of Sanford. Th,- mnr- today announce the hitth of a
of
l.ittlfinn,
N.
C..
who
is
visits
Spec i:it
the students in the many projects
i Inge will Im nn evrnt of Feb. 28 : on. Iltinti ( ’hnrle,, on Jnn 12 n* !
and entertainment features in inp her brother nml *aUter-lp>lnw,
tin
Fernahl
l-aughlim
3lein,.rik1
WrS.I .s. M E E T S
in Sanford
which ho'took part. The services Mr. am! Mr*. W, l), Thorton in
The W, R. F S. held it* regnl.Mi-, ilillintd. wrlto is employed Ho* pita l.j__
were held at the Cathnllc Churrh :Snnfor'1 ,’ril.r!'
‘ l1.1’ ; ; vr" ' * r meeting nt tin? First Mcffmditt nt ttie Fancy Drug Store, came
Saturday morning at 0:00 o'clock , ing were won by .Mrs.
II. f ,ran. Church on Monday nt 3:00 I*! M. here from Welir-lei about two
Mr. and M. . E.l.rar W, B ig
with miny of thr aturirnta ittrntl 1
* n^
rm ry. At thr
ger* , J r . uf Gainesville aniummed
■■
» conclutlon of the uamci rufrunh- with Circle No. 4 in charge of years ago. Sgl. Cngburn 1* sta lodky t h e . birth nf « daughter.
the program. All menthol* were tinned nl the (lrlando Air Haw*,
V
^ • .
, III! lit \SPM* RrtVwl l»y the I*''
Mai die Carolyn, mi Ja n . I* in
K x. f
’ fi “*rlL W! i|IICJ l tw** Thoae atl^mlimr wore Mrv, Urged to attend the seminar In In'
The ci>rreel name »f, .nnnilni '"il'N 'v ilir
Mt
H-nV-ra 1* the
held
at
the
F
irst
Methodist
a L?1
George Ewan, Mrs. M. It. Smith,
Chuirli in Kissimmee tin Thurs fth(*r U5«mI for miikiln; fnjK* n j fntintr Mnnll** <*rt* ! nf
H a l l d ^ rven ^hn mh ^
I
. Mr»- Grantham. Mrs. C. K. Greek. day nt |n;00 A. M. •
uIdicd.
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v
D K A P I ’ H V M A T l ’i l H A L
S o c ia l C a le n d e r
JaniTUoyd Stull I
Wed To Mr. Teifrin
e rs
Miss Whitmore Weds ,
TOUCIITON I)R l;(l CO.
Specials fo r W ednesday
nut
39 c " l-
■ S S * P . j r " , m f “l L ‘ h
o ;.^ l
flowed by the loss of auch a beloved nml active student.
The Key Clqb mcmlicra have
eived their pins at last and
report a good profit on their ,New
Year’s Dance. Although theyStarted the year with only 42c
In the Trrasury the Key Club hit
a highlight this year of having
1162.81 in their Treasury.
The literatura studenta are, a*
kthe second semester approaches,
donning (heir grammar-thinkingcaps .and preparing to wado into'
a tea of verbs, adjectives, par
ticiples, and the general confus
ing tool* of speech and writing:
On th e! other hand the English
student! an? getting out their
reading} gtgiscg before tackling
the coming semester of lltarature.
U s t Tuesday the poor people
a t the scoring table got the score*
all mixed up and actually believed
• Dmt Sea-Brreie won. For some
uncanny reason we havao’t been
able to' dislodge this error and
replace it with a .more SeminoleHigh-partial scora hut we made
' UP for it a good deal Friday sight
in the A squad game.
The Sally Staff, (Miss Stevens)
U winding up the last pages and
getting them off to the publish
ers after which everyone will feel
a little b«tt«T (Miss Stevena will
feel a LOT better).
>"■ .... .................... Mr,. T o ry .
World Federalists
To Meet At Koilins
t l li e
Florida State branch of the
United World Federalist* will
meet on Saturday at 2:00 P. M.
at the Alumni liousc at Rnllini.
Sam Levering of the National
Executive Council will ‘ Ik> the
guest speaker for ttie meeting.
The home of Mrs. K. I*. Lundfluiat at 310 French Avenue was
the scene nf tin* monthly meet
ing, of Circle No. 1 of the W. Mr
U. of the First Baptist Church
held yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
R. F. Cooper presided over the
business meeting. Attention was
called to teh revival whirh will
be held Jan 18.25.. At the rnncluslnn of the business dainty re
freshment* were served by the
hostess,
Those present for the meeting
were Mr*. Fred Myers, Mrs. J . L.
Jackson. Mrs. W. P. Westmore
land, Mrs. W. U Vance. Mrs, A.
The n eyP buildings
have arrived 3 wJ ;. mPeterson*
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u
? U II,
if
11 a .
fT W lw
Air*.
JJ .J pF. leUwis,
and been}
UP; Tt" '
wl11 " r s * J*h n Malloy, Mrs.’ George
begin uil ng theDa a* soon as the Dixon, Mrs. R, t) Dckie, Hr*. IL
floor is UTd and a few m nor re-* A Howell. Mrs. II. E. Morris.
K n t J * 7 ‘ed gUt. J Tba ,Hjl,din* M« - A. D. Rountree. Mr*. Ckwper
will be steam-heated.
and Mrs. Lundquist
T
.ThetVr Only ONE WAY For A Woman To (<eam
The Truth About A Man!
f1
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—Oa The Stage—
J A Y - J A N . 23 rd
,
•
J : \I l i C K i ; D ' ( i L N < i I I A M
(.te e n .
I .ln e ,
b row n ,
r e d , ' V e R u lstrly
'.'He y i l .
____:___ Special—
FA URIC B U YS
~~" ’f i—
6 9 c >•'
I ’lure tnut.i o f tle.H irnblc^flber, liatiil paintiH l, UKKort lilixtit o ( eulora.
ht R irinriy 98c e a c h .
v
Special 2* for -iJM)
BOYS’ SHIRTS
Pin Dol PRISCILLAS
X. ! . •
la.itK h lw v e k iiittctl b .a H q u o eliirlR,
v n rfrly n f cotorit iimi stri|H'«, mntln, hy
Turn S a w y er. A r p < i In M , vhI uch In
Extra Full—6 Inch Ruffle*!
Special
8 8 " x 8 1 " eiae.
I
N ote lh r T h r ifty P rice !
CRETONNES
I
POLLY JENKINS
nd Her Musical Pabt
-s
9 8 c >"•
!
DECORATOR
,
COMING!
T
co *I-o / -/ »tin g ( h u m !
G ay f lo la ls , sm a rtly
blended stripes for slip
covers and draperies.
Rig value! W .
Sport • New. •
O
,
Special *
Hrffi arc R 7iifr» Cnndt value* ihat-provc ire're keeping your
_A jT O R ID A STATE THEATRE •
TODAY and WEDNESDAY!
(s.lll| e . I ll ‘,!.*.W I I I .
*
•*
u-
Hr. George Raute nf Rollins
College announced today that the
Mrs. E. L Lundquist
Hostess To Circle
lilt
■
.
1.19 !*
Finer a rill cretonne* in
harden or stripe motif.
Long wearing, sturdy,
lovely! 36".
Those wonderful eurlains Penncy's
inlroduw l last Summer are here,
again! OUR JA N U A R Y F E A T U R E !They've extra-full ruBUnjf. decorslor.
ticdiacks! I’rc-sliirrrd at rod *o they’ll
go on easily, evenly! H andkerthiof
rolled edges won’t frayl
MKN’S SWEATKUS
ROYS SOX
One r r o u p nl! wool nloevelaw
HWeatorn. «ii|*over. u n tl button
ntylefl, Ught weiRlit nr heavy,
H rijrh t a trip *'* *am l solid ro lo rai
frizes 9- 9V i - 10, r e g u la r v a lu e s to
vjilueH ty B.IRi.
To Close Out for
Wednesday Feature!
•2 * 9 8
BLEACHED - - - MUSLIN
.u ,h M„H|, , . d ,,R M ,.T h ,U l,t
Marvstoaa Far Ho Msnjr Bom*. Q A / i »d.
■siting Needs - Kitchen CurUlno. s l n L
Quilt Covers. M Inches Wide.
1
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bS*: pr.
Siwclal
3 pr* for J .0 0
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^ n ./
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Irish Win
School Official Says.
ThatChampionships
Should Be Won On
Football G r i d i r o n
COMMENTS
from the’
SIDELINES
SOUTH SEND. In<l. Jan. 13
MV-Notre Dame, although %deTested by Michigan in a post
season A»*ocialrd Prea* poll of
orts writer*. **y* that "Chamunships *houM Iw won on the
ild.'*
n r ARTHUR BECKW ITH , JR .
S
-N u tt*
Harr Hchool
-Another of the outstanding ac.
Hsina - u fflci a l - m+iU
rompllehmenta of the, George
Harr 8chnol for Umpire* ha* Juat
come about. Recently George rereived the enrollment paper* fob
three men from the Tnint Army
of the United State* to take hi*
course.
,
The correspondence came from
Capt. James E. William*, who is
Special Services chief of the Ath
letic Branch of the Army Recrea
tion Service Division.
William* slated, "Wo are lend
ing three uf"mir outstanding men
to attend the full course-of your
umpire school at Sanford. They
are Capt. John W.'Gwiijn, Fort
Bragg, N. C., M/Sgt. Guy P.
Holtsciaw, Fort fb'iming,' G a ,
that statement la*t night liefore
about 1,200 person* at the an
nual football lianqurl at which
Notre Damr* was awarded the Dr.
Henry I.. William* trophy, sym
bolic of the National Football
Championship, presented by the
University of Minnesota “ M"
<lub.
•
The Williams Trophy
waa
awarded Notre Dame on the bas
is of the Associated Press poll of
■ports writer* at the close of the
regular season Dec. It. The postacaton poll was taken after
Michigan's stunning
victory
OT?r_Kotitlirrn California In the
H o t* Bowl game Jan. 1.
The ftev. John H. Murphy, Not
r awftw
man of the faculty board of con
trol of athl^frs, took cognisance
of both polls In a speech in which
he declared:
“1 am sure that you and I and
million* of other football fan*—
aa well at the University of Min
nesota \M’ club—have no reason
to disagree with the voices of the
nation's sports writer* In the As
sociated Press poll at tire end of
the regular season, which has
come to be accepted as iba final
' word on thla subject; ami that
wa also heartily concur with the
logical assurance of the AP that
• post season poll was not in
tended to supersede the votes at
•the end of the regular season.
HAnd I am.iure that, all of us,
Including the roaches and players
of the very finr Michigan squad
of this yrar, believe that, when
ever p o s s i b l e , championships
should be won on the field."
In mid-season. Irish Coach
Frank Leahy said publicly at a
Chicago luncheon that “we're
ready to play Michigan anytime,
nyplace.'
Curst
JUcst speaker* praised Notre
Dame. Among them'were Je f f
X7q v *1)i, S o u t h e r n Calif or pla
cugrh; Tom Hamilton, Navy men
tor; George .Monger, PennsyL
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Tuesday, May 4,1948
SEMINOLE COUNTY
P R E C IN C T NUMB E R
t tu n a * wall it t.*t i u t i : u t i n : > cur:
i a Mj 1Iia t »: ns- tu r n r n r ilii;
YOH GOVERNOR
VOTB KUH CIVI)
,1 .
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FO R
ATTORNEY
votk run
nvr
rwH n a n
votk roa
FO R
Vo t k
im;
S7lh
ntotitei
VOTMFCJHOSB
OF AGRICULTURE
R A IL R O A D
votm
ro »
FO R v
C O M H IH H IO N E K
I
Urwp Sae .l
V q T B FUH OSIC .
-
Me B, (T-BongXffjnith
F O R M B M B E R jO F ^ T H E
H O U S E of( R K P H E g E N T A T IV E S
«
Y O «
f. R. Lyles
AT
FOR CLERK
THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOB ONK .
TAX
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re'*<v‘
CO LLBCTO B
FOR OO
E8SOR
FOR CO
w m **z
w s ucTsharon'
* o iia ro n
(IninlrU
Q alalela
v
_
l>ta<rier N».
VOTM FOH ONK
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W d n d ld
IIP i l S i n
Mae*
Graham, who; pwriottrfjr sard j | ) g * ^ W t m .^ U t l d , 1*
____
directed tu prepare an’ amend
ment to ordinance MO so that the
Commission can revoke the li
cense ^of a taxi driver for vkd«.
tlon of regulations, whether he
Is driving a taxi nr his own car,
said'M r. Sayer.
A five year contract with (he
-Florida Power and Light Com
pany to furnish electricity for
and, sewerage iliadia„in,(,lflV water pumping ami,
l. j
Graham Zeroed "that he hud sold I L 0 N G W 0 0 D H 0 T E X ,
of. July cotton on Dec. j » l a ll l|l. Il-N . e l l s a r k K if* n
f111ni—
I i »M,I (■«(•(*
18. Another notation said "closed
FMSTIMFs Itsil.K F«U IV«ra
lout against pur 11/29." Indicating
lllaaerv
IcclaSliua
a»«»rea»k»*4 ■»<
that th* purchase ip question
Prreeh Oelmi Seep. Ireei *»■ **.
may have told.
rWu Uagm X*
Graham conceded today that hla
5 Killed
1Caallaa#* tia e i
i
the pilot and rco-pilot. Three in
jured passengers and. the flight
attendant were taken to casualty
hospital in Washington. ---. r
Rain, slush, and muddy roads
ill the area hampered police and
other* in rescue work.
The five dead were identified by
the air linos aa:
-S.-M . Warner who hoarded ai
Greenville, 8. C. for Washington.
W. A. Morehead of Clinton,
Greenville 'for Boston.
L. A, Brandt (no address), Atirk.
lanla for Newar
Capt. Paul Satjanis, pilot and
Ralph R. Sanborn*, Jr., co-pilot
ROCKET s l e d s
The injured were Identified at
MU ROC AIR BAKE. Jan, 13
the hospital as:
GPl— Cracking, of the wall of
Navy Gapt. Lucian MaRius, 17. sound by unmanned rocked-power*
Maxwell Field, Ain., head injuries. ed njed* which streaked over rail
Peter L. Philos. 22. Identified bv road tracks at. more than 1,001)
EAI, aa flight attendant, 1441 mTli*» an hour has l*'*n disclosed
3 !it Road, Astoria, N. Y. head and by Northrop Aircraft engineers.
leg injuries.
The " sleds were propelled In
• Eugene G. Stone. 24, 424 Glldia secret experimental runs over
Road, Navy Point. Pensacola, Fla., 2.(81 fret of standard gauge tfack
in les3 than twb second* to break
head Injuries.
Morris Maple, 24, 368 Nnsjnu through the 763 M, P. H. (sea
Street. Princeton, N. J., 2nd and level) sonic hairier. Tests were
3rd degree burns,
.started 15 myntji.r ago.
nnd
12
16 •• 20
GAUGE
/
W* Have Mmt Kite* and
Loads in Shot Gun Shell*
R IFLE
nnd
PISTOL
CARTRIDGES
Fair Atruortment of IUfleti, Guns’niy] HkIoIh
SPORTING
GOODS
300 Kturl Flnit Street
I’hone 998
(Open Wedncaday Afternoons)
T
H
E
DRESS. Bring It To Ua.
Reason Extends ’Thru April lOth
:
Owe)
(ram T mb* no*>
40 DAYS
Don’t Discard Your Last Year’s
POST TIME 8 .0 0 P.M .
___________
Fas*
in m tls s W
lay* fur education, social welfare
and husing. just to mention a few,
tr*m way out of Jine even If
Congress does authorise these’ pro
gram*-"
Whatever the decision on»*Ws
(AOOOiOOO.OOO goal. Taber said he
"wouldn't lx* satisfied with any
thing less” than a cent of (4,600,.
000.000
Hep’jhliran leaders air deter
mined to ram through an Income
tax reduction bill this year that
may trim* by more than (6.000.000JI00 the (14,177,000.000 in'
revenues estimated by Mr. Truman for the next fiscal year.
Although tha new budget ex-red-r bj m'arly -* e.OoO,t)W).OOtnltB
fot the an rent fiscal year, Mr,
Truman teld Congress H was
tailored to "rigid standards of
npeiatlng economy" ami a neces
sary to cope with "the realities
of our existing international and
domestic requinnrnts."
‘ “The plain facf,” he said, "i*
that our budget must remain
high' until we have mei ouJ In
ternational
responsibilities and
can sec the way dear to a peaceful and prosperous w«dd.'‘
Two of Urn higges' Item* are
t l 1,025,000.000 for nalinoal de
fense ami *7,00!MWC,000 for forclgn aid and other international
urograms, tnrludng the Marshall
Flan fqr European imivrry.
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asccount for amdhr (0.102,010,020;
Interest on the national debt,
expected to droo to $240,000,000
bv June 30, 1049, call* fnr 15,260 000,000; tax re fundi. $1.9 JO*
000,000; social welfare, health
a n d •iccurlt/
12.028.001 000;
agriculture. $906,000,000: 'trans
portation and communication* for
the government servir, (1,040,000,000; general government expensea. *1,167.000.000.
Even ecnnomv-mln^ed Republicans said privately there Is not
niuch room to rut veterans* ap
propriations. "especially n an "elec
tion year. And they voiced doubt
that nliv large chunks rnuld tie
chopped from military items.
U on FLORIDA Again
It’S TH E NEW LOOK!
(Except Sunday)
RAIN or SHINB
a
f(w* |‘gge 0 * 0
■ brief prnycr service fur,
hi* assembled Iru-mia and others,
reading Selections from the Mo
hammedan Koran, the Christian
Bible and the Hindu vedaa or re
ligious. tenets.,
He askad the people, including
the Hindu, Sikh and Moslem dele
gations, to leave him then, an t
hr went indoors to follow his
normal routine o f . reading mall,
dictating message* to his follow
ers and closely studying current
event* in newspaimrs.
In undertaking his fast, Gandhi
said it “wilt' end when and if I
am satisfied that there is a re
union of the heart* of ail com
munities, brought aloiut without
any outside pressure, but from aa
naboB.il ka
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Budget Cut
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fill
he had *“lorl his socks" *tn exTlie Cltv authorised installation
change Hading, p re ifn lrd a state qf a traffic light at tho Inter
ment showing that he had made section of Park Avenue and Sem
inole Boulevard, following sub
■ p m fii of $ 6, 165.26 in commodi mission of trafflr record* of-engi
ties But he said he had loit neers by Police Chief Roy 0 ,
$ 11,01286 in slock trading and Williams.
City Attorney Fred Wilson Was
to had a net profit 'n f ~ $ d $ 4f , 6 l .
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Mhliray between Sanford xad Orlando
11 0 S. Palm etto A m
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ALTERATIONS
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Sanford-Drlando Kennel Club
fo b
Mkffv
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nliswims
4. "All automobile equipment
owned by the City is to lw used
f fr City purposes only, and not
for private use of department
heads.
6 “The City Manager should
llAYc -limy nalntrd nn all JU
ai1UU.
nuitivr equipment,
J
_____ ____ "City
^ w of 8anford" *l*« designating to which
department It behmfes.
rt. “ Each depart me id head is to
work with the City Manager >n
keeping his department within the
budget.
7. "The Clerk I* directed to
keep the minutes of all Commis
sion meeting* up to date; This
should be done not later than the
day following each meeting."
Two other recommendations by
Mayor Williams were deferred by
the. Commission for iltscu»*i<m at
the next regular meeting. The**
were: "The City Manager should
employ a secretary, one that ign
lease of th* cold storage facilities
at I lie Airport at (1,600 a year
was rejected, ami the City Man
ager waa directed to advertise
the plant as available for lease.
Installation of street - lighting
at Locust Avrnuo and Fourteenth
Street was approved.
Assignment of the lease of the
City owned, soft drink stand
from Herbert Prevail to Mt«
Eula McClelland, was approved,
alio the moving of tbit stand
from the parkway across ' the
walk to the site of a present bird
cage. *
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FO R M EM BRR O F BO ARD
O P P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N
OMriM a*,
((• • Iisyrs (r*a, Faa* n*»t
pailm ents and also kelwren cer
tain dcpaitm cnlt. In - the *futur'
thrr com m inion' w ill not to lc ia lr
s.ycli conditions.
3. ’T h i* com m inion w ill ex;>ecl complete cooperation with
in each dc|Mttmcnt, between ca d i
department and between the C ity
Manager and a ll department*.
*
mod ity purchasing, Graham told
The Commtsalnn took up the
the committee:
“Nobody with whom 1 worked matter, which has hern discussed
in "hr government, and no ^ . l
government official or employee
enrlneara value the Ity.
ever gave me any Information It was dtreclerl Hist appraisal
.ahoqt commodities and if they engineers lie reipigsled to submit
on the subject. .
hail. I doubt that I would have data
Application of M. J . Lodge for
understood, it very well. 1 am a
surgeon, but I am not a financier
or economist and never pretended
broker, Hairy Brisker, had acted
to he one."
Graham's original public story under hi# order* in making pur
was that after Mr. Tniman'a chases. He said he (Graham), as
blaft at commodity “gambler*,” sumed "full responsibility" for
he aakrd Ala broker If he hail any 'the trailing that had Item done.
commodities ami immediately or I^revtymsiy he had said he told
the broker to make purchases and
dered them sold.
*
This account was challenged by sail'* when the latter thought ad
BANBONE’S MEDITATIONS* Harold E . Staasen. aspirant for visable nmll did not know of all
,
■r Aitey
the Republican presidential nomi of hi* holdings.
Graham said that, against the
nation, who said Graham did lyit
0 * 5 ' Y o'
OM
out of th* market until after 0*1vice, of Id* broker, he had
P E W A T E R ,5 E a I » T
ssen Inquired whether any Imughi stock* which btler dropped
in prim, lie did not specify wnicn
White House personnel w as.en stocks,
5 H A L L C O f A t P A C K To
hut said ho bought some
gaging In auch trading.
Y OH - OM l KA Y C ft
in a prepared ttalcment he share* in a Kansas City concern,
first through a broker in Kansas
read to the committee today, Gra City.
/ M ' l R , P d T 50 M I T / W L
Ha said he then switched his
ham said that he'"assumed that 'operation*
to the Washington
the criticism the President made broker.
H IT’S- A k f V£LT •
was of tha buying of wheat or
Brisker, who handled Graham's
grain and I thought of that as Washington account, Is employed
commodities." . . . .
„ , , . by Barhe am! Co. •
" I did not think he crlUclxed
ttacbe and Company insisted
th * buying of cotton, for Instancy, Graham had been kept fully in-'
and when th# broker recotnmsml- formed of all purchase* and aale*
*d cotton. I, of course, said to go made for his account. Harold E.
ahead,” Graham said,
'Staasen, candidate , for the Re
Speculatlue trading in commod publican presidential nomination,
ities la entirely Upal, but Mr. told "Ih e' ccrtmltteo* under oath
^ fT jiim a n contended that “gamlast Friday that Graham did not
w bUBg" waa running up the pries lose money In his trading.
of grain. Some grain exchange
men dispute that contantlon.
It la believed th« plant Jupiter
It covered with a layer of ie#
about 16,000 milaa thick.
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ICvrllRBrl Ires* I'aa# 'Ku I
sic lovers could listen only to
the “local trio or, to the band
playing in the town square.”
lie slid ’ Petrillo.haa developed
“a concentrated, nation-wide, pmi.opoly over the supply of labor"
and maintains It through “dis
ruptive
ultimatum* — disruptive
tioth to union* and industry.”
“Mr. Petrillo ha* not only bit*
tru the band which feeds mu
sician*, but actually has tried
. the
tu bite. tiff the whole arm,"
NAB head said, .sliding
"W c do lo t believe that the
interest# of •American industry
or of Amnfiean worker*, can
over be a»crvcd probably by j
union leader whn regard* nimseif
as more Important than *uci«ty
aa a whole. Here
Mere w
wrr have
nave *
startling oxamnla of labor mo
nopoly abusing its power and
harming the interests, not only
Df It* own members, but of the
general public.
"Here Is a union which in th"
midst of Democracy violates all
nr most of the ‘ principles of
Democracy.
“HI* death decree for record
ing* and transcriptions fu'ly
close* this door In work oppor
tunities.for hts members and will
open new doors to other job*
in the music field.
“HJs real motive Is, of course,
*
He added that his broker's rec
ords showed that ail'lhejjansae
Shuffleboard Club
lions idade f<» Graham in wheat
Will Give Cup T o . and
oats ,wrla closed oul Oc|ol>er
Tournament Winner 6, 1947, or earlier "excqit one
smaller percentage of wheal pur
A gold cup will lx- given to the chase* and this was cloird out
best shuffleboard player parttrlpaling in a round robin tourna by the end of October."
ficlala—Bill McKinley of tha
American and Dougtan Robb of
the National league*.
Other*
Include Bob Austin, Ahnerlcan
Association; Rill Wilson, Texaa
League; Lynn Doudy. Southern
Associatlhn; George MacDonald,
Eastern Uaguc and Ray Weatphall, Amrrlcan Association.■-
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O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N
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City
Ihi- unskilled and non-profesabmnl
musicians, on the theory that more Important duties .of his nL
destroy tup lh# record industry f icon The City Manager dimiid
will provide opportunities for -have* a private office. *
“The Commission should begin
thousands of part-time amateurs
in various rnmmunitlas through- tq give aepous consideration to
the -idea for dividing the position
ju t the nation."
of City Manager and Clerk-As
sessor.
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"I Itelirve a manager of n city
the alxe of Sanford 'could easily
Graham Deal
devote hi* full tiniq to this job.
However, J- would not recommend
(C a a lla a ** (ram F a s * 0 * * 1
that this be done until a full
iV
the nation's lop twenty-five total
offense leaders: Corwrly, the
leader; Rauch, the numher five
man; and North Carrdinas Char
lie, Juelice, trim ranked twenty
third at season's end.
Th* Gators fuught the punting
artistry of four o f-th e leading
twelve; "Houtsle" Palmer, N. C.
.State's national leader; fifthplare kicker Charlie Justice; Mi
ami's Jiarry Ghaul, eighth rank
ing , punter; and Coperly, the
ntmiiier rlcyrn' man amonr-.tJw
bootara.
1'hree Florid* opponent! were
in the nation's first twelve total
defense teams: Georgia (fifth ),
North Caiolina State (ninth),
and North Carolina (twelfth).
North Carolina Slate had the na
tion's finest pas* defense record
and Georgia took ninth place,
Art Thmt. * r|.,tnnnn, Ttjunitnr
AfUat. t.iirky ilnlde, P lk'lln lU i. t*uptd Kay, F*tmu>‘e Image. ,
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FO R M EM BER O F BOARD
O F P U B L IC IN S T R U C T IO N
VOTM FO B Oil It
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,m T,,t)n"'*-“l ,hrl Edwards Stood second with 840
*rw i i i i'W ri ►
' Florida- went against
S ti"iy r ,Jii'.a;w
three of
OUlrirl Vo- •
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H O U S E of R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S
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th e / h a t
^ Ig re s t a nd.Fioyd pootK 'LlU ha^M iasIsslPD iV Barney Poole rankforward*. Glenn McCall at th e.
(|rft with M3 yards on 62
renter position and
■ Dan
reception#. while Georgia’s
llatw. Hhrtlrr. Iluilt Fupplr, Hairyrni.
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F O R C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R
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FO R S T A T E S E N A T O R
S E N A T O R IA L < D IS T R I C T
VOTB row M l ■
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for .^ ,n n » m / n M r l l h i l,wl American'* Om-Two aerial
the l'.ia tk * M . ; Z * r , |n P .i r .k . " .1 .1 * . Mississippi*. C h a r l e y
and neat Tuesday will meet the I S u c h ^nicked u n 'a 'n ta t 1362.m,y
*Hy*CUyl,Ul,^ °**
,hC *?n,T,r*
And th e .e co n d half of “'the
G an.. Wlllprohably start
Maintain Ham
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DlsItM Sia. a
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This I. the third £onW u t l v c L .S " n'" ***■ • L U^ !| " ^ 2 “ ^
F o r SU BRIFF
F O R C O U N T Y CO M M IH SIO N F.U
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ed with four wins, five Iom ***
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second victory Into the record
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C O M M IS S IO N E R
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Tap ttuof, llmry Armitiuna. Kip
City. Mail* Mali. Ilumv Mnlroti,
.Will* .Qrar, Fit»*i I'nk, My Ntttt
Fait.
FOR SUPERVISOR UP
REGISTRATION
VOTF! in ti OVK
FOR STATE THRAHURF.lt
"f o r
BTATK SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Un
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FOR COUNTY
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
FOR COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
v o r « yon o\r. ,
F « t CUMPTUOLLEH
VOTH SON OSK
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7 ,U U^IOCK,
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Urn III Itt.nnn, Hannah y -Inirk,
T*WIt Hull, llr tlllnr Itoaur,
iixlcuirnt, Innnrent l* u l ,t Huiw.iky
Hun, Hutrinri
Klahia ltnrr-1 la MU*
VOT»] Full USD
Percy A. Mero
GENERAL
“rtiT S S
Dora five In a tw ^ b lll, wMch 1.1
■Sennit, (lae*-F«tarllr
iik t iis ;
V o t k f o il o \ r :
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FOR SECRETARY O F STATE
VtrTK HiH nvi; 1
-I •- *» -tW.
hUh « h n ll K m football season. It I* little wonder
! n * * •* i* . , “W*
. > ***1*1 that Florida^ Gator* hail auch an
Petrillo
ment that will lie sponsored by
tho Sanford Rhuffk-hoard Club on
their courts at the corner of Pal
metto Avenue and Second Street,
Tklhl lla r r.H /ia mil*
rnl» (jntiutlt*. Fair i |ii , N»v»r it was announced yesterday by
Fear, I v o r irtlrrtl, lliawelt. Fa Tom Godwin, vice president ,pf
n s. Altai MSI. Tree f . I’s k ^
the cluh. The cup 1* living gi*vi
f nan* Maee-a/|N Mil* - _
by tha officers of the organlci/
q alalela —Mar*
lu»* T^tdill*. fiyeo* T**e*. May Dal*, tlon.
The contest, which will begin
U»* lAiliil*. I'igrun Tars, Hay Dali,
l li p i i f tM. I m l l is F*nnr. I'aiai* about March I. is open to mrmI-a'Iy.
tier* of the cluh, resident* and
Fmh it n«-a/ia mii*
Vernon stated.
llnslr l.’Va, lilu* lli.r.lar, Cin- tourists,
Each participant in the rontaat
rluma, IlHiifir Itarkar,Chsnrrs It,
IliiM) (lot. iiffi-ulr <k. tlKiitf FakKl. must meet every other player jn
a three game set-to, and the con
Mink llao.FatsHty
(|atal*ta liar*
test* will tie governed by league
Han Frrnaaiin, |-< |l,'i Hhatlttw, rules, W. J . Godwin, president t>f
('aiilsta llsara. Iinl»rt ra rl, lim ail the club *'
tlrln. lloatMr Unit, Salty Hpray,
Itnillnl) H»- *
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Tonights Ninth
R aceT o Feature
Many (Fast Dogs
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Statistics Reveal
M t Dora To Face
That Gators Had Up
Feds On Local
riill Battle In *47
Court Tonight
J>n „
Jackson, H.
atdy see action, Ganaa stated.
Then- are a number of other
schools for arbiter* liv the coun
try, and this Is IndCO# an honor
to have this school picked to train
some of these men,
Sanford is also receiving na
tionwide publicity aa the Re
sult of the school's presence.
Milt Woodard, willing In the
Chicago Sun stated. “On Jan . 16
The speeOest running greyBarr atarti hit 12th semester of
his school. Hell gather together humid talent at the Saufurd-Orsome 100 student*, many of them landu Kennel Cfub will yu tu post
e*»<b-l.J *j nnd-erailt them through tuillght.ill.tlifi Jeatu ta uuiLb «vania five .week 'course which should in a ennteat that la expected to
land many Immediately in urgan- prove the outatanding race of the
current meeting to dale.
lied baseball."
Karryrut, the Juvenile flaah.
"The school, located In San
ford. Fla., will also include a will atari from the No. 6 Un
faculty of Bill Klcm, Umpire in while Hush Puppla goes fr.mj the
Chief of the National l.rague, and No. 1 tsix. Ilarryrui was crowd
Lou Jorda, a fellow workman with ed at the first thru In the fenture
Barr in the National wheel. For last Saturday night which allowed
a sum of $?f> the student gel* j Hush f'upple to rump home nn top.
Anulher fast' youngster,* Happv
Klqm. Harr, Jorda and Florida, j leah,
a litter-mole bf Harryrot.
will make her first start In the
“The school, regarded a* one “hnt
Isix" field. The opening event
of baseball's moM productive will begin at 8 P. M. sources of umpires, already has ,
t n x h i n r « i :\t im k *
contributed two Major N-ngun ofFir.I flare-Faisrltr
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flrtlUsnt Motnurr.
llsriuw.
' True Tim,. Ijtura'a llt-tlshUr. 1‘aall
vania coach; .and Verne ‘Jllsls*) nireet, *t*ltuck tlife. H*|s-ahr Mar.
l.o Voir, president of the Min I.iifkr Mn.
S*e»a4 Mart-Falarltr
nesota " I I " club.
r lnnM liar in, Uu«:. Msn. Hlr
William, (tabby Uxi. Itlp. iv ««r
lilpph, l.ucky Nel'ls,. lUllr !>•>«<
SA M P L E P R IM A R Y ELECTIO N
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TU ESD A Y, JA N . IS. 1948
T IIE 8ANF.QRI) ITE^AT-P, SANFORD, F L O n iP A
PAIMi HIX
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Florida's Oldest, Laqr«t and Finest Track,
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THE HANFORD *nETTVI.I>, HANFORD, FLORIDA
PARK HEVICN
Anderson Denies
Nation s Automotive Plants Report ••
Production Of Fii*st Week In 1948
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FOR RENT
1 REAL ETTATE FOR SALE
Livestock, Supplies
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Asaocutcd Pleas \iiliimutitr Editor
DTTKTlJI J»n . I J (:1’ i flir nstion’t .tubmiotitr attrmbly
plant*'Rim ed out appioxirnsjelv H’ .(kV» paiten8*rr. c a n ,*nd 2S.500
truck* in the first full week of 1*148 operatluns.
Tlii* trp irtrnlril a ni.trkrtl upturn n*er the final w eak,of last year
when alkiul hS.UOO tar* ami Iru d i came ftoui the aitemhl) line*.in
a holufav-ruilailrii wntking |>enml
The week alio brought .* stall on the production o f. 1048 modrli
by most of the (icm-rnl M*>tor*y
THREE Bedroom House, large FQR SALE: Thoroughbred Cock
sleeping porch. One ami one
er Spaniel, 10 weeks old. Phone
half liaths. One to five acres
1303.
land. 10 hearing tree*. Near
Lake Monroe Boulevard, just FOR 8ALE: lunge gentle fine
outside City limit*. Call 907-J
gruded Jersey row. Milking fl
RECORD PLAYERS and radio*
after 6 P. 51. for appointment . weeks. Tested R ate* and T. II.
car divisions. Of-thew* vchhtpt j nm| h1ghi-r*^|uice bracket* will
for rent. Djf day or week. The
. exceptionally fine heifer to
only the Cadillacs and the niurr1 occasion ilittle
Mush Bo*. 119 W. 1st St.
„ , i_ ....
freshen
before
middle
of
sin pi fse- In tfada
er-pricetl Oldsmoliili** are to show
« Phone 953.
March.
N o' business Friday
f ARTICLES FOR SALE
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wrry
■ntUTkrrr Alykills dcpattim*
nights or Saturday.
Phone
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, gas.
and all will U* sufficiently, dlf
1315-Wl. AVI' tl. Trapp, Enter
B lvatr uiili." Adum uniy. 2300
ferrnt in Hiqw-arance to distin (ienerul Motors (iives
prise, Fla.
cllunvlllc.
FOR SALE— iJn.sroei for drivoguish thrin'-from tlw* 1917 ty|H*s.
Auto, T ru c k Reports
ways and roadway*— Phans COLORED HOY for Delivery o f
Ford and Chrysler nn-ntlwlilli
BEDROOM. Call' after 8 P. M.
1241.
Orlando
H'-ntiiu-t
in
Goldsboro.
have
gum*
nliond
with
only
pro
311 Park Avr.
DETROIT .hiti.. Id i.l'i—General
o io io t
Phone Ralph Ray, II66-J.
gressive rhsnges in the model* 'h’toi - Ctitii. tc|M>rted tiklay that
T
HEWING MACHINES
C. ROOM Furnished House. Call
fgISIDINl
HUMAN
!u
i
nmnlnated
j
they
proitiu.d
all
last
yi*ar
r HALES AND SERVICE
it niiNliiced I
SM cats and
afternoons. Mrs. K. II. GreehC'.rtnae V. AU«a« (above 1. now Am- I Chrysler made a numts-i of un- tn ak - •" It-, I nited -Stair* ami
Bert’s Kawlag Mach. Shop
leaf, Ijtke .Mary.
annoimtvd
nlterallous
as
the
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HELP
WAN
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in n r m i : t **r.vit: o k t w i n . . M arshall Plan.
bussudoc to Iran, as Assistant Sec
CiiilAtlUin plains last year, The
115 H. Fhench
I'h. 1190
retary of State t»C Public Atlairs low-pressiire tires w«*rv ada|ile<l total coini’si es* with 1,180057
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ONE ROOM A IT. In good locato
ail
It*
ni.slel"
from
the
Clirv-null** made in I9lfl and 2..'tiU),i'*f81
. K ..S ‘
1
n ,N l b y tin a<lm lnisuatnu. for Hn* Ttie-po»t c s in ts with It the diieeO Hon. tlld W. 1st St.
lenerai Electric automatic blan
ler right thr<iugh the Plymonth iim ntifartiirvd In lo ll;
W A N T E D experlew—l waitress,
N. i« ' * ls hrteby aiv»« tn«l v, I program was fu rtn e * -qui-stluiKtl Uun of the SlAte Depatbnenfs for- lines.
kets for sleeping comfort
goo,I hours, SI* days a week, N ^ J lu u N b i iu » i !•» iitist-r» p n * t-jby Hrnktnrsi w ith Vau.lrtiberg sign Information Program, uteludOf Iht 1047 total 1.498JS70 wera
ii. a p o p i T T o . i n c
REA L E ST A T E FO R SA L E
The new type tiro* imw are pn--eiiget ears 'and 427,588 w rit
it-Tmtary. App'y Roy Jomi- as t'llOialstlal.., «l Ih . estate
t onimt l.l ||ig t b u y Is Hutllil,g “SMC- tng the broadcasts of l)»e “Voice of
I’A ltl I I I S • N aerras.it. th." I rosanct" atkiut the fig u ie .
boli's Grill. Magnulqt Ave
standni'l e<piipmcnt on all Chrys- ttllik * . •
AmarWa”.
j T
n u ilk in a l)
CUT FLOWERS. Mrs. Y. C. Hoi
lir flirt! h:8* prlll|on
1 + 1*1 d tool
United State* and
ler model - ami industry chronic
In »iiii
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linger.
West
1st
St.
near
Mon
GIRUt WAwTED. laniey'a Drug thr |l r.ut al.l* |(. \\ , Wflfr. I'ntllP .
lers expert other manufacturer)! Uatinilian priwluction la*t veiir o f
INSURANCE
olll $ X|taift«
IA ii«*t99«ii|f
roe
Corner.
I.I04.ro 8 cgt-s and truckk wliil#
to ii si* -them qiiile gem tally
Store.
REAL ESTATE
J - U t «*f Sritiins.lr «*<*uikl>
tllf VjlW lack pf list vrstlutf
m nair if. 'I'.-wsr a -—
i. on *th*> Iflt i «!«% nf f » l
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RAYMOND M. BALL. Reall
wheel rius widths me involved in m q td iin i in d u stry’s " liig tin es"
anothel
pie. .C u l« may luivi
till ' GetirTa tiusi disrhaiar si Adiuialttrsttu « l ,
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using the new tiiok, iiuw m pro r, letfletl the priehictoil ot "m ots
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present
fl,500,1891
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enqi
a*
liigli
nMotors system Stair r*|trri| ihnis 1,1881,18*1' cats and trucks .
Insuranrr Agent
iUi‘, , ,e.l , ih ii... |2ih .1 , Jsnunrv, .tloii* ale flial lliis *eat s etop tons of which the U. 8. will take ilurtion hv xittually all the laigeT -in
cnce. Box G Can* llnahl.
the
United
State*
and
Gas apacs nJattrs IU .95.up '
Rm. 4 Florida Slate Hank Bldg.
luhlk-r rotiipanlfs.
IS O
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' w ill be alsssiit l . 2tMi.lkHI.INI buthcK :t,f.twi,iN»ii ot 4.IHHI,tkNI ton*,
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II. a POPE CO. INC.
V. S ' VI""k.r. .VitmlaHrsUir *ar ol as high as 1J(U0.lKk>,UU9 if
Some
ol
tinlieu,
model*
may
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114 higlir*t single^
ROOM HOUSE 2310 W. 1st.
Ihr rat .tlw •f r « n
|«r I «. I.
“n f pH
ilfTriit wrathn
*>f. hi. nth * output
$1 e war with
Spt piuse* will l v taken during h.* announced before ..........
Inquire afu-r 5 P. M.
WORK WANTED
FURNITURE! h O FF RETAIL
M pull. In* haul, tin* fiMin
At
the
c.inren\
month,
nltlioin’h
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thuuld
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NICE r> ROOM bungalow for sale. . PRICK DIRECT FROM FAC
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TORY TO YOU — MODERN,
Tom- '.SMi.iHNi.mm busiiels alsiv
ro ava
w in
lime ill Ft binary Piny* inrren-e* ■HistWat high was October with
Complete kllrhrn, heating sys
Item
LIFETIM E .FURNITURE.
INDURTRIOUp, Christian widow.
lift* Hau Juan. I*k*rrtu lllr«»
domest ii- Heists.
•III
tile
\i
hulit.
In
the
meilium
tom. till* hath, flopr rovering
184,1'dUt veliicles.
Egg* ttnusiinlly ling, ilolllCs
' V$M4 ,«ri It* I r|. V $•*| *41f
in 4l»Nurse*, companion -oi house;
"H e slant >1 Ik* aide to lain
• GoimI local ion. 11,800.00. will Built and guaranteed *bv tire
eons'ollipfh'ii
hai . ■ .In. < !
«»n 'Js4n w iu r_l* IfA i, *$* u 50U,bt)t>,lMNi tiusliels liuio it foi In
largest
Wagun and *> Furni
keeper.
G. Roland, .Sanford, •pmi
handle. Immediate possession.
fftliin
» |mitiliii|r liv f***
amounts foi e»|Miit«.
YARDI.EY VENETIAN lll.INDS
ture
Manufarturvr “ in the
lit. 2. Boa, 188-A.
Contact Roy Johnson's Grill,
4’lrrull OfHIll Ilf Hr
C*uun> JekpoiKupd still hate an adequat ■
Tohatco Ample n -ei*e» ex
U.8.A.
.
X ineiirs'* Most ItesuG fu l
ly.'
lie
said.
Msgnolla Avi*.
sw sirs IS U ,U I I I U .<
^ si
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*" 1 'h s n r s ,* . i s • liliisi.a lrU
| IU
1
st
liecatise
the
ihdlai
-In-iTiig
For catalogue and prices (also . -.OUR HANDING ii finishing i title ,.f
Alum inum •• Uetlar — Polish*d A lu m in u m
wtiirti will
i,
. Jf,. ,aid thecorn
Clop il W> had stop|M ,| iiolinal toliuieo -hip
------- —-------A s k - M r - P o r F r r a - K i 7l m « « ~
special proposition where furnWILL SELL . * interest In
cleaning A waxing. Our power; •'llX|ll.l> II tv im i:t.$Ou I'Iju i * ' .hurt nnr shtmni-iit
__ modern_A—unit. UuJicn apart* - iluta pays for. iUolft wrila-----W . STEVENS -- r.17 W . Htthintton ~ O ilando
unit enables us^to wmk wha«g+^jf*r‘ "
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p rim
i i c a iiupwaid.
^ o u L l lHut
S t lie noted that lili-tilv to r.*8 njs*Cotton
Planned
shli-meiits
me
mcnla umler construetlon cor PIEDMONT WAGON * MFC CO.
there
U •
no
<*onne,-(io. 1 ' w IT nV U VIV .VtNI. AM, OK- es
I'hone 2-0729
J ciiiu and "othri course well within the itoiiuai e«|miling
,K- ~ '•
”* alrctnr.............—
ner of French A Highway 17th
available. 21 yenis eiperirnr* l li.'ltl. KK.VI. a t H ,nl ><! Pint- g>
h$ve beau llimtrd to
NATIONAL TRADING CO.
Reasonable. E. J.'B o rn a, RFD
11. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. Fla Ida. this }2ni! t i l , <>f IW .-nitirr, i i ' t t .MW) liUibels /or the next «B|iaiity,
, Asked hv S e n a t o r Wiley
■* Hickory, N. C.
A. I>
js i:
2, Ho* 257 B. Sanford, Fla.
teaF
ROOFING and roof painting. I * •• I* llrin il.m , t*l»lh "1 t'.iTuli V*Andti*uii said the ontlooM ou i ("ft Wlsl whether pjice eontiol*
Three Bed Room h#use, close In,
Court
,
•
__ needed along mill i at ionHorse Power Chain Saw. Near ' Smith HLilhers. Phone IIM
F O R T H K R IO s S T K IO C R K A M
l«e' N"iti*r #N"rw,u«|
Ikouty "fats and oils ix not so met
completely furnished. 19.000.00.
u I u*g. Anderson replied "not nee
ly new. Inquire W. J .' DaScyn, PAINTING, remodeling, .g*ip,-n t tIt*k,k
cause there will l„* u * lioi age
CLOSE IN. Jlouae nnd 2 lots,
,.„ a rj|y“ j^ut thut ratUoiing would
Sanford Trailer Park.
,
n
*T
«
T
sK.W
I
ill a large patt of 1918.
tering. Hlendtm Mt iiTlf; .lihon,
lied Rooms and sleeping porch
lielter” with price controls,
l.l"M1 I*. It"*le
. He r.iuiuientrd on other coni* "lie .slid
4fi-W 9 A.M. to 1 I' M
Try
furnished. 1.1.250.00. Term*.
*i"l*Hw: l"» K lsin llft
that, '‘if
'll enough of th
VEGETA HLb* plant* for small
II.
modlti«*i
_ FARMS: 5. >0. 15 and 20 Acre
and large acreage. Cabbage, SORER, reliable palnler,-vrrtrran.
people
want*
'control*,
c.mtr.
Fetliluet
Unpreecdenltxl de
Farms, with or without homes. . Collarda. Broccoli. CaulifluWer.
I.
*
l C K V R KA M
T I I* ^ T 0 P
wants wotk, work guaranteed.
mand*' from IL S. farmer* hut wl I he suer,'*«fill '
J . W. HALL.
* •
Onion:., Lettuce, Escarolr. Tom
2I0
French,
William
I..
Mitts.
alwut
eight
p<*fcrnt
of
nitiogen
galtrgl-tend Ileal Kslsle Broker,
ato. Strawfbarcy A Beet*. J . W.
IKlEltlt WITH HUSTON
W e m a k e o u r o w n Ire C r e a m , A ll fla v o r s
and four percent of pho*phnte
w
' 2129 Mellon* llle Ave.
Boll, Lake Monroe. Ida. Phone
rocb'will
I
m*. exporl.sl under the
T a x i ) — lle lirio iik — l l e a l l h f u l
Oh
HORTON, Jan. Id >-$'* Ihd.hv
Owner I .caving City, will sell ex
Ill HunlnYss (Ippiirltinities
Marshall I'lnn.
DiH-tr, all tint second Infsematt
ceptionnlly well built fl'rouia. FOR RAIJC: U rg e wood heater.
Fruit*. Kxpoits will help Ik
and a veteran of II tear* one
bungalow on large lot close In
T l i* — 'lVO-B l C IS C R K A M
eause of. large domestic produr- III the Army in Red
I'hono. C24-J.
*pnng.
—for $5,250.00.
tlun, llv Im* -puirlinxed frint *.r les. bii* signed III. !,, pluy lot 'he
JENK H I.UNC_IL
,.f th.- ht.-l
Phone 12IK
T l I * H a n f o r t l A t fin lf
ORANGES, sweet. Juicy, ripe, ( I .
See John W. II, Moore
p ly in g ~ r e s t a u r a n t a in C r r m n l
SALKS-SKUVICK prevent wa*t* nml I d s * llu t-iig li Ih.stoli American League, again.
bushel. Bring baskets. Hawke, • City, Fla. Wurth f.'O.OttO.OO,
Home ' hiid “IncoBwTor Ihe price
of the home—an attractive 5
Paula. Post Office.
a selling due to oilier business.
room home, plus furnlfhed
Look it over mid make rash
rarage apartment* on rear of CUT FLOWERS. Floral Design*.
offer. Dave Wheeler, Owner.
Stewart the Florl&t, 814 Myrtlo
ar«e lot'renting for $70.00 |>er
Ave. i'hotut 200-W,
DEALER-WANTED *
m m onth.'all for less lhaji the
• Mice of similar home* alone.
SPEED BOAT
FLOWERS
CRUISERS
.
See John’ W. I). Moure
for all occasions
Eight Small Farm* — t to 10 McNKILL A YOST FLORISTS
SAIL BOATS
acres—clo«4> in with good truck
America** oldest, finest and most >
Hlpea Ave. Just off Calcry
pop.iUi |y •pi iced lines uf boats,"
garden soil — all with nice m ica ph. 403 residence ph. 110-lt
homes (3 completely furnish
Ranging in price from $.195 to
n il from Ifl.7h0.00 to $8,500.00 SW EET tree ripe Orange* and
—
$I8,U00. Hire from 12 ft. to over
See John W. D. Moore
43 fl. Exclusive dealership of
Tangerines $ 1.00 Bu. Call 572'
.'or good lake‘front building site*
great< value. Recent sur.ey
W. 018 Park Ave.
South. East or West of town.
shows profits in excess' of a
ELECTRIC water heaters. Elec
* Hee John W. D. Moore
populsi auto dealership. Lines
Art rou sotna thru ihe functional
trie Service Co. 207 Magnolia
1 also have several choice Hty lota
nationally adtertiM-d. Hales a*
'nitdil!r.as«‘ psrto* psmltsr to «unAve. Phone 101.
In Ho* better residential sec
aialance froiu firld repies.-ma•S liS-SJ jra II Ik m lliU msks ,-nu
suMvr
Hum hot IU,hra. test mi nrf.
• lions from $250.60 to $400.00.
live:' I'levloup Iroat* sales e x - 1
BUILDERS — JIOMEOWNER8
,ouf. nut,-strung, tlmt) 1t.su so try
JOHN W. I). MOORE. Realtor
perirnce un-m-cessary.
I.,dU
K
Imkham's Vraetatils f.<n 'can make immrdiaft delivery
200 Meiseh llldg. 221 K. First HI..
J. T. IICLUIIEIt
.
!
kiund to r*ll*<e turh srmptom,!
f
of
Wilson
E-SS
lift
aluminum
mxiism's
(kxnpuunl also i.u .a k s t
.
.
Phone 1313
13901 Gulf IIIxat. .Madeira Reach ,
Ik K l.c i rail a stotnachlc touts efftst*
garage- door*. Will -install.
St. I’rlershurg, FJoijda
3 BEDROOM bungalow, fl closets,
Phone 1385.
w
LYDIA L PINKHAM’S CosirOUMC
2 porehi-4. With or without e*
mat
k
ATLANTA
woo<l
heater,
tra lots. Phone 1176-W.
I'liunu 12 SPECIAL, SERVICES
pipe, good eondltion.
TWO • HRDROOM FURNISHED
239 J . A. C. Henson, South
12 SPECIAL SERVICES
BUNGALOW ALREADY PIN
Sanford Ave.
ANf'EO AND READY FIN
RENT A CAR
I M M E DIATE POSSESSION Florida Time* Union—your mornYOU 0R IV B IT
n*m*r. Phone 822-M.
PLASTER k HTIICCO of all
M LOCATED IN GOOD BET.
PHONE 2M
kinds, patching. Ffkr estimates.
• TION OF CITY.ICELAND-MORRISON
tangerines
flAO
Bu.
A.
I'l.uiH County 1022
Hubert A. Williams. Realtor
U
DHIVK-IT.
IN
C
I,
Bo*
184.
Upas
la,
Krirson, Rt.
ItaTPiond K. I.unqulst, Associate
AUTO REI'AlltH
Sanford.
Atlantic llsnk llldg.
Phone 712
RADIATOR clrahing, repairing.
All niakrii rats k truck*. Expert
Marion Market Cabbage plant*. . New Radiators, new cores. We
ntrehanics guaranteed Work.
take off k install. Jimmie Cow
L. B. Mann, Lake Monroe, Ha.
Easy monthly paymeuts
HIGHLANDS OF FLORIDA
an's Sheet Metal Works. Phnna
Phone 8 6 3 - R . ----- :-----GENERAL TRUCK A
616.
*
* ,
' EGUIPMENT UO.
4 ROOM BUNGALOW
LIQUSTRUM
PLANTS.
Why
Expert Radio Itepatrlnf
:oa W. U ral. Street
Car •port, screened porch,
wait 3 year* to- grow a hedge
Fred Myers. 311 L 2nd Hi.
tiled bath Brand 'now, mod
when L. B. Menu, Lake Mon
ern—Including
roe. Fla. cpn put you In a
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
SE E US FOR
-LITTL E PLANTATION"
ready gVown hedge 1n a faw
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
of 14 acre, 75 i 160 feet,
hpurs. Call 8A3-H. .
• *•
AND TYPING
with orange, grapcfftilt, tanCREDIT ItUREAU OF
Royal Master tires aro back again.
erine and guava tree*. Front
ELECTRIC Luncheonette. 1209
HANFORD
II. B. POPE CO. IN C
iwn landscape*! with Iropleal
Magnolia.
UC N. Park
Pkcma ISO
shrubbery and flower*.
ATTENTION
LADIES! *
Refrigerator, Hot Point, usad
only .3 montfis. 1707 Palmetto. FOR RENT—Floor .aandar. Easy Make a one--stop service for all
$5990
a;jpcrallon. RensonsUa ratal, San
yuur laundry ami dry cleaning
ford Paint 4k Olaaa Co. Phona
TABLE model Zanlth radio 17 In.
needs by using your favorite
SHARE Ilia historical
302.
high 12 Inches wide $30.00.
Hrlf-Hervlce Laundry.
COUNT DREARY PLANTATION
High School Farm.
Dryer* 36c Basket.
on Lake Monroe and it* shel
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
THE
IIELI*Y
8F.LFY LAUNDRY
tered bayou. Between DaPARTS AND E lR Y IC R
NORTH CAROLINA home ran
406 W. 15th HI" Hanford
_ I.and and Sanford—a short
P W e 1011
nrd Chcyrlcs and Blackberriea. 109 Palmetto Ava.
• drlva to Daytona- Beach or
1020 laurel Ave.
8IGNE
Orlando. “Ridge a e a t I o n , '
14
LOST
ROWBOAT
and 7 diamond wed
Ilian AND DRY. Count de
ding
band
and
engagement
Rory spout • fortune here,
0. D. I andres*. PIMM lfttl’ LOST: Billfold,
ring. Cash.' 211 French Aw.
planted an endless variaty of
rare tropical trees; tknibInside. Return
Roper Gaa Bangs, good rvndi Hi hen's Radiator Hhop for conibery, floweraj cltru* and
1921 Orlando Ava.
nleta radiator sarvlca. 100 SatDon, $36.00, ,419 Magnolia.
ran groves, and his 20-room
fard Ave. / k sm -3$0-W.
~
far
nianslon and Its goffsous
Used Nlorge electric refrigerator.
A U TO S F 0 9 SA LE
grounds will be the conrmcm- * -e CaR
AUTO REPAIRING. Hall's Qar- IB
ily and recreation center.
•gc. 8anford and Cclcry Ave2$ GAL. Caat Don Wash Pat
Miles of I-ake front Sulphur
nuca. Photaj 1090-M.
JTJW. ^ Palmetto- Grocery, 317 ■' ■
. 1 bathing pool, tennis, PISH------------— . , ,------------- 1938 Bulck Coupe.
ai«Do Ava.
w ING, BATHING, BOATDfG
the year round. Ideal for
HfKRVlCH u £
I3W. W*
APRON front kitchen •ink v Ith RErFRIOKR^OhM
Can
winter or summer vacations
dralnboard. 601 Park Ava.
1941 Dodge Panel ton truek. If
GANA8 REFRIGERATION
•ml YEAR ROUND RETIRE
interested ao# Mrs. R. R. PipSERVICE
MENT, lt’a easy to rent your
4 BURNER Florence Oil Range,
pin, W. 1st Ht.
horn# when you are not using
Ph. 670-W
good condition. 702 W. 3rd S t
It
*
Phono --------1189-W.
Trailer,
House
DIAPER HERVICE
4ala or rent.
Zenith Hearing Aid. Phono oven- For detail* of the*- safast. “maid
I1H CASH—$29 A M
service" now In flanfor.l call or
(aim. — ■
CHEVROLET,
write BABY VALET. Daytona 1935
on our “Vacation-Retirement
met to Ave.
Beach. Dlatvra aupplked.
Homo Budget Plan- secure*
^ your “LtlUe Plantation” and
* A K T IC L U WANTED
NEED A NEW ROOFT Local re 1934 DODGE 4 door sedan. $160.00. I'honc 11 or U09-M.
• start* you on the. road to
ntative will fladlr help
owning yot
you. .Term* arranged.
Voluala
■ad. V
* ' WANTED: Q«ed
Ida home.
Roofing jCo. Phona 964-R San
Hlghaat cash
paid for as
light pick-tip truck. Phone I t 13.
Sep'model homes,
ford.
‘ad
Davis
Furniture
1937 four door sedan. 'Plymouth,
forty. Note signs on Route
1s t i'h. 958.
good tire*, good engine. $400.00.
SPECIAL COLD WAVE $6.95
No. 17, 3 mile* south of Or
Inquire "1119~
Banford Beauty Salon. Ph.
ange Cltr. Or writ* for 5P. M.
color booklet
age ^ condition. Roy R*ai,
PLANTATION ESTATES. INC.
1941
Plymouth 2 doro
ORLANDO Morning Sent Inal. Or.
fritt condl lion, radio, new palnL
,
jgndo
Evening
Btar.
Call
Ralph
Orshga^CRy* FlarMa
APT SIZE gas
1209 Mag.
1937 Plymouth coupe, fair condi
1164-J.
tion. Roy Reel, 306 W .fl
JFFIC E (pace In Melacb Building
1-srgc light offices, newly tiocor•ted. all utilities, heat and Japi
tor servlrp furnished. Call 868W II. A A. Dept Store.
_
tt»nlUuf4 |rWM |*»a« Un«)
menl. Mr. aSritruty. Il • the most
direct tUlcmrnl I W heard.” VanIN f U l' I lT u y
Ul
JIUHtU.— OKM tJftn.VT C O f S T V. denberg lontmrnlrd.
•
STAT*: OK K U ' l l I K l , Iff l*»t«»Senator Ccnntdly (D -T ^ *.t,i
u .m ;
in tit: Y i i i : tMTATK « r K.uit.r former committee chairmaAFhMtt
IUIKI.TIXK t'l.INK h n n w l.
a suppor ter of t hr - European Aid
T«> A L I. W IlM tl IT JIXY lU N ' Plan, also ronipllmenlrd And*r»
i-n ltN i
Nultra Ii lt**rr!») if Ik•n that! .\ttii* son.
Mt*ossili|y l'vv. rushed in where
Van Atm r lU r tins f i «t a fla il
A* K inuirlt »*| Ills, ntltv angels f<*m to tread. I've Alone
of Km-Jy H m »ttl9t« H llk , t|r«c *•*-!. 1 ihmt befoie," Anderson told the
t Ita! »hr hn» f»I«*«l a •
Sehatoi
final ttUvfU.ir* int| tli.it >hr will
Andeison appeal rd bafoie the
* p ply t** th#» I|«miu(« i »u |(. W
Ultliul# Senate gtoup as some House Re
Cnutttr. F iiiild * . on ih* i m i »
of publicans insisted definite otdeis
J a ii. * I M i, for
a p frn ia l
nf should I* written out for who
tamp i m I for TWal tltftrhsir
aa ever Is to tun. the progtam with
fUcst.UU
tf.s
I.f irmllt
Tb^rilih* « Ills* 7 ilr Fdswl. Hit I hi* de limit iniiiimnmi -Tprrrrrrrr
bis power.
llth tint of I »#.-«mil*s*r, I Ml*
Hep. \urys (It-Ol and ClilperAmttl V an A im «*i$it«*
K i n i i t r i i of th* iM .iir of
ftelu tR 111 i were among those
K m tlr llllfH lfe i Pliny ilwt 4W.I talking along that line as 1.,'wi*
II. Doug n> amlutssador to Great
in ru t it*r u |- t i i i : C O U N T Y ,
J f lK J K . m : M l M i l . K ftll'SCTY, Hrilam. gave the House Funugn
rtTATI. •!» Kt.<*ltll>.V, in f* iti* ; Affairs lonniutles ha>kgr>>un<l IIIHATH
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TTTE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ^ X O R I D A
xlylc and tome time* railcar S t
Genevieve of the Steppes.
f
Pari* now ha* no Rtrealan a le r
ter.- although »t one\^ m eylhe
Prosperous I'assay reiidcnThn dis
trict wa» nometlnir* called the
“Russian - v illa g e."'Many of the
emigres have moved to more
mode*t .districts. and their favurr
A P at On The Back
For College Kids
Short Of Finances
N EW *TO R K UP>—Note* ■on a
chancing world: •
I f paying hill* I* a »lgn of
character then rnllcgr kid* have
plenty.
Most large *ehool» now havp
•pecial loan fund* to help atudenta In atraltphed financial clr-
Itcbfiilt
cumatanre# finish their education.
Since I PM the University of Mis
souri* ha* advanced 11,018,49!) In
more than 8.300 student*, and it*
Vice President, l-exile Cowan,
aaya that onlv 18,600 ha* had to
be written off a* loat.
The »ludenl* have paid hack
the loan* DD'k cent* on every
dollar.
conducted nn a
'MrtrntT hu*Ttlr.* baxla three loan*
to student* are really Investment*
Jn human character." Cuwan aald.
Last year* one wealthy grad
uate who hail borrowed from the
loan fund a» n student showed
hi* gratitude by contributing
1100,000 to the fund.
Continuing our explorations in
fo the academic life, we report
that a hnu«ing aurvry by the city
college school o(.bustnc*i here
caitu* up with thla interesting
ronrluiiiin:
Of the landlord* interviewed 7h
per cent raid they preferred col
lege instructor* a» tenant* ticcause of their "restrained type
of living, their stable intelligent
aaaociat
Refinislied
Reconditioned
THE MUSIC BOX
1 1 0 W . 1 st S I .
S a n fo r d , F lo rid a
France is . the (itand Duke An'drei Vlodimlrovitrh, gramlnm of
Cxar Alexander II and uncle of
the ■ current nretender to the
throne of alt the Ru**ia*~Vladi
mir Cyrllovitch.
The pretender,- who u»ed to )ive
uuletly In provincial llrittany !«•
Hr CARI. HARTMAN
fore the war. wax carried off to
AP Ncwnfraturea
PARIS .Fram e * White Run* Germany iuxt before the libera*
xian rolony. now 75,CXK> *trong,
resents lielng thought of ax a
U-vv of taxi, drivrrx" and night
club doormen,
W hite Russians Bo
wUrd ( hii- utiii ri ti'Tct of jm nn
q u srlrr> .'
This » « « all flattering to prw
feniorial vanity—but the survel
atilt failed .to locate enougl
apartment* to ratt^ Jor the teach
Not LikeThe Name
OfDoorman,Cabbie
ing staff*
There i* a
tower*, loo.
- One umiaAnl impart on Man
hattan made by the recent record
snowfall: It evrn crowded the
class itruggle out of the head
lines of the "Daily Workers,"
Communist newspaper.
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— Three-ttnyx after thc 6f|f snow,
fall the paper bannered: “fl-lnrh
snow due today.”
(P .8 . It didn’t arrive. Vou
audilerily liegxn m iffing ’ the frox
ty air, then axked doubtfully:
"H ey, |s- one of you guys wear
Ing-pdfum e "
Maxir, the office mouie, plill
ax*»'Hi.I # e, a .
oaophltct;
*
"About all I will- predict for
IP48 ia that nobody will die from
being struck hy lightning In a
barroom—If that, I4 any contola<l„n "
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New Rcauty Parlor
I h Opened In Sanford
paror,
the Vrrntina Iriiuty
n*«1 Monday on the xecond floor
the Meiarh lluilding, Room
208 hy Mr. and Mrs, V, Adklna,
who formerly operaUd a l»JJte
beauty shop In . t’ahokee. The
building there was sold, they were
forced to vacate and they came
to Hanford.
Mr. Adkins, who .lived here
while'a small hoy, has been con
nected with Twentieth Century
Fox Studio at Fox Hill*, Calif., as
a make up artist- and reveals
that he ha* mad* up stars in
part* for. such picture* a* "My
Cal Hal," "Secret Agent of Japan/'
T r i n n l r * n il*
"S h o re , uf T
rlR o ir etc. A
hair atyllat, !» h * * , *U
work in New York, Chi
Los Angela*! h# atatad.
Wednesday Afternoons be-
rating 80 year* residence In
France, xlnre the 1017 revolution
when the CommunUt I'nrty tmik
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Mo»t of these former memlier*,
revolution usually spoke
lire celehialine 70 year* rexi-l French ns well ns. or hetlrr than
lienee in France, since the ID17 their native tongue. Ihey found It
reunlulion when the * Communist relatively easy to fit into French
Party took power.
' |if,..
They nevertheless built
Most of these former members, themaclve* n "little Ru-.ia" in
of the Hiiaxian nobility andprn% ' Paris, nod still complain of dianernue rlasse* have lietlcrcdtheir, crimination ngalnst them a* fofno.itiom. including the . Cossack‘ eiguera.
farmers who settled in the heighGreat! v devoted to religion, the
horhtmd of Ithelms. nnd( such Russian* have .70 O r t h o d o x
figures as Hrlg. (Icn. Zlnnvi Peril- churebe • in the Paris area, and a
koff Is the non of the late Soviet cathedral and theological* school
writer known by his pen-name of n -wtll. There Is even a Russian
Maxim Oorki.
- cemetery, St, (ienevieve of the
all whole hearted attack* against
ain. wherever entrerwtiml, hut
what faxrlnnte* us about this par
ticular subject is the name and
title of the man whn heads it.
. He is General Hilarlo Camimi
Mtmrailo, Supreme ('nintmtiuli-r-
One of the ablest of tlp> woman
war correspondents, Lee eschew
ed skirth amt wurr regulation
mon’s uniform while traveling
with the American First Army jn
Europe. Once xhe shared a Jeep
with a male correspondent riding
This Store will remain open
— M arrrn f itjr'TTim nrriror efcTT-Te
can’t even.count on the weather
In u eaVilallatie country. 1
This department has been inriled to join » "crusade for good
m orality" lielng organised in the
Philippine*. We are’ in favof of
holding Ihe Je ff (lank In Green
wlch Village
Lee Car sun. wife of radio new*
eommeulalor George Carson Put
nam, i* hark in the newspaper
game after time out fur a rendeivous wiilt posterity—a baby
.daughter.
«;inninjr Wednesday Jan , 14.
flATID MAJI1TICAILY on her flowcr-ticdeckrd throne. Queen Virginia Goodhue lx accompanied by her afs
lovely prlnccsxcx ax the.royal tlnat posh** In review In the 59lh annual Tournament of Rose* parade In Paso'dena, Cal The mmt famous ol all florid pageanl* wj»a witnessed hy one million prison*. (International'
Representative Finds Truman’s Soil
I ’* * t t..o x < a tx J lM » t I Cl /llfefl L I I f f l l l t ! I
•I tf
Conservation
Ideas Highly Gratifying
WASHINGTON Jan. 1-1 (/!>) Soil conicivntton recommendations
of Prct’ulcnt Truman air "(uglily gratifying" to Hap. Alcrnethy (I).
The Prriidcnt, noting that C<gigrc»» h«» sulliorirctl a toil t<mirivation iirogiam vof JI^O ,0 00,000 for 1048. *a»d lie recommend*
inerrating lliii to $100,000,000 for the 1040 crop yrar.
“Thr gialifyitig thing to me.” Abernrthy lohl a irtHirtcr. "i» that
the President I* making an effo rt V — — —
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to restore the will conxervatlon
,,,il depletion Incurm l In
program which has Imen author- mM,t|n|, JltrVi„,ll( |,jKh goals."
Ued and followed except for the
Al-ernelhy el.o said lie was
reduction last year.
,
pleased with the President’s rel " d yrwr voted
- eommrmlatlons for expanciun of
000,000 to pay for the 1. 17 pro. turai ejcrliiflcatinn as "thla pro“ l'.
" r a,I',,i r‘ i:I S Kiain should he pursued imllf
#l
each farm homo ha* electricity. *
||&0,000,0(l0 for the UMH year.
with
w
ith, the money to lie voted In
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the appropriation* ,btll for the
fiscal year Iteginning Ju ly 1.
Alwrnethy said the program
was "reduced h* a ' hostile con-
:resa afire a hitter fight
Uwt-lhe Rcptildlcans tried to "ellminate the program entirely."
He added that If the Ilfsi.OOO,
OAO authnfiaed fur this year doc*
■not meet tlm soil conservation
practice.* wmkeil out v| propose
In Vn.kn u ( m l l l / o r .,l .l i » - t .l l tlonal fund* a* are nreikil tn fol
low a full program.",
The Mlsxixxlpplan said Mr.
Truman’*
recommendation
foi;
1D41* “ Is in keeping with the augkestlon I made tn him last Dec
ember and I hope Congress will
art us wisely aa the I’resldent,
" I t la unthinkable that Con
gress would not accept the recom
mendation In view of Ihe food
production goal* fixed hy the
Agriculture Department and the
2 Killed, 4 Injured
In Auto-Train Wreck
M irfhl.ETm V N . IND.V Ja n 17
Two peronx were allied
ftu r others wi*re hurt dm* Uic
locomotive end tlx e a n t'o f^ pennaylvanla railroad train were d“rallnl n» ihr trat.i struck an nijtn
mobile here early today,
Mndcilrte Rimpklnx. (IH; nf New
Cgxtlc, Iml., rhhfg In the auto*
mahlle. was killed aln the crash.
Tho driver, J . It. la-veridge, alKiut
38, oflN ew Castle, died later in a
huspIlM in New Castle.
Four passengers on th o 1 train
were hurt.
S h e riff R I,. I'mtgett of Ilonrv
-County said the locomotive and
the cars remained uptight a fte r
Iraving the rails.■ :•
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'O htra! V M o r ^ r ]
COAX In Custowrj With
~A W h'FtrjSlN G
^’’ ckfdlir (rood. .S e r v i c e
Mil. and MRS. II. CARMICHAEL
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D o d g e .now pdds again to the super smoothness
of its, vehicle performance by adopting the new Goodyear SuperCushion Tire. This is another “main event” in the evolution of
the Smoothest Gar “Afloat ” It is a; further advance* for all Dodge
buyers, into that new world of rid in g and d riv in g experience—
already pioneered by Dodge Floating Power, All-Fluid-Drive, end
Full Floating Ride.
•Now Airo The
BOLE OWNERS and MANAGERS
T h e L ow es t P rice d C a r w ith F lu id -D riv e
THE SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
A lAtt MJNUT1 reprieve by Oov.
Mod C. Whllgrao, erf Waxhlnglon,
baa spared th* Ufa of high school
iludanl Joseph tL Malih (above),
IT, Who had hem Mated U bang i
for the murder of a ll-yaar-cld
girl. Tho Oovafoee commuted th# |
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Rear of Seminole County Credit Aeeoclation
SPECIALIZING In SLIP COVERS'—
UPHOLSTERING of A y , KINDS
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TH E •W EATHER
to Unity There la Strength—
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Fair, coldrr this iftrrnoon and
tonight. Thursdsy fair anil
tlnurd raid.
T * PtoI k I lb* I V m V the W«ld|
T * Pressola lb* Pm irtM sf America!
Tn P n tK « PiM|M>ilr for Binfotd.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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C VOLUME X X x i x
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■aid)
“t~dodhi vqyy much that
(On Ui « *
r u < rises
It
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Prospects Seen
For Cut In Lumber
Prices F o r Homes
WASHINGTON. Jam 14 f/F>—
Prospect* for a reduction in lum
ber prices;to cut home construeA tjo n roatswerewoiitodayhy Rap.
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GOfigt
atonal conference* with represent*
live# of tho lumber Industry.
Gamble, chairman of the HouseSenate Housing Committee, told
reporters tho lumberman bad
given assurance* individually that
"we are going to get sum* re
ductions In lumber prfees," Linnbar prices have increased by 223
per rent since 1039, ho Said.
The eoemmlttee ha* conferred
with the lumbermen behind closed
3 doors.
In an open session Monday,
Milan !.. Coloan, a construction
economist, testified “it ia the
market, not the producer, that it
the most influential element In
. setting the price.” 11*'add*d i
“One of ltie most importsnt
requirement*, therefore, would
appear to be a cautious attitude
in the management of government
fiscal and credit policies so as to
moderate the Influences that have
3 created the present prlre in
flation."
ladrd Bril, •chairman of thr
hoard of the Weyerhaeuser Tim
ber f X . testified "The disease is
the excess number of dollar* that
want to huv Hi" limited simple
of m*tvria|." • H a' said “Grav
market* would I * ths onlv re
sult of volunUrv adoration agree,
men's as sunrested by the antiinflation erL”
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On *He stipplv aid# of the old.;
D tu re. II. M. Seaman, vtea pres-:
rroallMt* M rage lives
tinurd through Sunday.
Among the contestants will he Suianne M. Melk. who is holder of
the women s record in France for singm and multi-seat snaring of more
•‘ than Ifl hour*, am! who in Decem
ber, 1040, made n unofficial atti
tude w o rd of 12,500 feet in the
Alps mountain area of ,'oulh-east
France. Sin- hold* private, in
structor, military' ami transport
pilot rating*, and also hold* the
coveted Silver “G * rating.
In 10.10 she enlisted in the
French Feminine Corps, drove
ambulance* and in 1042 Joined
the Free French Force .in London.
Government Alleged She returned to France tji a spe
mission with the under
Defendant T r i e d cial
ground. Following the Allied
in 1014, the was-attached
To' Coerce-* W AAF- landing
lo the First French Army, in liai
son with General Patch'* Seventh
GIICAGO, Jan. 14 (A1)— Army and made many mission*
James C. Petrillo today was ac- into enemy territory. She Joined
quillrd on, a charge of violating the French Air Force and was the
first woman to graduate ns n
the Lea Act -which Congress pois military
pilot. She commanded
ed to curb his blood union pow the first French WASP Squad
ers. *
ron. received the Legion of HonFederal Judge Walter J. La- or for war service, ami the Croix
do Guerre with two palms.
buy, in his written opinion of
Other record holding pilot* who
eight pages, said “there is no will compete In tho contest, nc-
Petrillo Freed
0 ( Violation Oif
Lea Act Charges
Wacker Speaks.
To Pilots About
whether Petrillo was bargaining
in good faith in an effort "to
obtain honest employment for
additional musicians,” or If his
actions established “union rack
eteering," nr "feather-bedding/
or an attempt through thralls
to compel the hiring of more
person* than needed, the judge
■aid* i
“ In the abienee nf anv evi
dence In tin* contrary, thl* re
quest
(Petrillo'* request
for
n-M ticot p* **■«. rt**»
COl!NTT AGENTS
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Countv Agent C. ft. I»aw*nn I*
attending a conference of- cnunlv
atrenla at th” Wlnt*" Haven egp-rlment Station relative > j citrus
growing.
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MERCURY DRIPS
The thermometer dropped to 36
n e., place* wilt be started by decree* at 6:00 o c oek this mom-
pollen on Jan. 10. to determine
whether or not they have secured
bo»tne«* licenses. Mid Police
Chief Roy G. Williams this morn
ing, Those who have not secured
licenses will be summoned into
rourt. The licenses were due on
rgO ct. 1. said City M snsrsr II N
I
Ing at the Central Florida H i
per ment Station on the east side,
It was announced this morning
by ,B. F. Whllncr, Jr . No frost or
plant damage was note,). .I,ow*r
temperatures are expected to
night, ha said. .
civic Mimic
Harry Davis, pianist, will pea
sant the nest concert of the
Seminole County Civic Music As
sociation on Feb. 4 a t the High
School Auditorium. If. H. Colaman, president of the Association,
announced today,.
•.*
The third and final concert of
the series will be the Ballet Intfmc, consisting ‘ of six artists,
which ariil be presented on Mar.
THE WEATHER
IJtk E L A N i). J . n 14, I , 1) The Federal State Frost Warning
Sendee forecast for tonight and
tomorrow miming for peninsular
Florida clear and colder in all
districts with frost In north ami
r -.central districts
Matured
* -r place* f
extreme 4.
was
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t o u r is t c l u b
K. M. Am ilage, director o f rec
reation announced this morning
that a shuffle board tournament
will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 4:30 P. M. at the courts on Um
Commission’s * Report
Recommends That
. U. S. Double Its
Present
Strength Little
Prospect
Is
Seen For Enactment
WASHINGTON/j#n. f4 (A*>Secrrlary of Defense For rest a I
Of 10 Point Antisaid today the United States does
Inflation Program
not seek to build an aggressive
Air Force hpt only one for. de
fense.
He made that statement at a
news conference when questioned
ldlta«itaajLc. eajilsisded aki.-^Eorcc
recommended liy President Tru
man's Aif Policy Commission.
(Thr Commission's report, made
public today, recommended .among
other thing* that the United States
double its present total of 3.500
first line combat aircraft by the
end of 1949.) * .
A rrpoDrt asked Forrestal if
he Iselieves the United State*
H'smllsts* ■■ Pan. f w r - ——fihmiW~tl5VF an aggressive Air
evidence whslever in >ha record
to show that the defendant had
knowledge of nr was informed of
thr lack of need of additional
employes prior to the trial of thit
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U tf.
The government alleged In its
case that Petrillo, head of the
AFI. American Federation of Mu
sicians. had violated the law by
calling a strike to coerce Station Winter Park RotariWAAF. Chicago, to hire estra
an Reveals Growth
help.
Of Service Clubs
The -judge added:
“Nothing contained in the let
S|seaking lo memlters of the
ters and telegrams between the Pilot Club at their dinner meet
defendant and the representatives ing held in the Tourist Center
of the station disclosed to the last night t>n publicity and ft*
defendant the lack of need for various channels, K-nncth Wack
additional employes as a reason er, president ol the Rotary Club
for rejecting the defendant's de of Winter Park advanced the
mands.
1 theory that good publicity '-was
Neither does the testimony in designed lo formulate opinion and
cap* rhow the def(tnd#h! had .stimulate action in worthwhile
. 1 0 , . . . jo u ,n .i projects
the station had no need lot *d*
While some publicity is fiighly
dilionsl rraploygKli
exaggrratrd - often things irally
Petrillo, stern-faced. was pres worthwhile are difficult to exag
ent »* the verdict was read.
The government may not an gerate, such at the beauty of
neal the acquittal because the the bougainvillea, the ■tun tiring
Judge did not pas* on the l<e» over l.ake Monroe, or even .*
Act’s eohstitatlonallty. In a pre group of underprivileged blind,
vious trial judge t-abuy held
the law was unconstitutional, bu- lame or poverty stricken. Not
the Supreme Court declined to does it rrquire a lullaby of music
pass on hi* ruling In an appeal in a radio announcement to pul
by the government and ordered across tome youth movement, he
Instead that « new trial be held
said.
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on the- facts In the ease.
Mr. Wacker told of h i. firxl I mp
In dealing with the question
CITY LtCRNRMI
A door to door canvass of htH*
NO. 51
to Flunda when he w*s assigned
IC»I|MIS mm trax* I 'm I.
Dixie Gets Nipped By
Freezing Weather
' Dy ASSOCIATED FRESH
Dixie got a touch nf below
freeslng weather and light snow
In soma . a e e t I o n s and redder
weather sent temperature, to
near season's low* in some part*
of the Midwest today. The mereury plunged to 94 balnw in Min
nesota and the sub-xern reading*
extended to northern Illinois. Thr
mass of raid air moderated a* it
spread over all nf th” Gulf state*#
eyreot southern Florida.
Coldest weather of the season
was reported in many Southern
states. Ban Antonio, Tex., which
had a high of 56 yesterday, shiv
ered in UCfdegree temperatures
this morning, and In Atlanta, Gt..
.the mercury was four degre-'
lower. Knoxville, Ttnn.i reported
light snow and 20 abova while In
Birmingham. Ala^ the minimum
was 14. Bnow fell In northern
Alabama ann also in parts o f
Tenneseee.
Bejow freeling also was re
ported in North Carolina, with
Iowa of 24 at AahavtUe and 28 at
Greensboro, while the mrfrury
•topped at the freeslng mark of
34 at New Orleans, La. and Talla
hassee, FI*. The coldest in Jacksonville, Fla., waa 34, while the
warmest city reporting on the
early morning weather map wat
Miami, *lth a reading of 61.
The sub-aero marks were re*
ported In MinnaMta, with Internations! Falls' -54 the lowest;
the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Illinois. The one below a t Chicago
equalled tho low mark for the
Force.
I don t consider that we are
going to have an Air Force that
it aggressive.'' Forrestal said. "I'm
for an Air Fortr of sufficient
power to give u» a force ’capable
of defending ihe United States.*
Then he adder! that democracies
never plan for war.
Tho Secretary was asked about
the Air P o l i c y Commission's
statement thst lie was unable to
furnish It with the requirement*
of the air establishment as they
should tie now and at various
specified future periods.
Forrestal said preparation nf
such requiremrnLs 'Is a romplex
tgsk. He added:
" f want to lie sure th" require
ments arc based on solid Infor
mation, not fantasy. I have not
yet reached the point where I
ran say with precision that this
lOatUasO »* **»#*
Roger Harris Is
Main Speaker At
Kiwanis Luncheon
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WASHINtiTON.^Jsn. 14, (At— Key tpmtation* from ITesident Truman's cronoTnlc report'fdfungre - lislay;
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"Thecountry ltn% maintained a high level of prosperity But
i>ti<H wave nf inflatiitn which has already •mired serious hard
ship and present grave concern for the future.''
WASHINGTON, jin . 14 (/!*)
President Truman sent hi* mes
sage on the state of the nation's
economy lo Congress today amis)
frtsh- tip *
Via ■Rcpuhltrau'l f "
"Thr American people are'keenly aw me tlmi^uftajUim u .
■!— iWH U fUuwH— i
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President Calls . On
Business To Cut
Profits And Labor
To Be Moderate
WAMIING1 ON. J.in. 14 (/P)_
Prevalent Truman declared today
that. American provperitjr i* riding
a “wave of inll itinn" lov-ard the
'-TTTr;,'*TTlYiTn e**l
vlum|i.
*
Keying Jiu second annual economir report to a renewed plea
for Icgiihlive power ,ln cope with
soaring prices, the chief executive
told the Republican-controlled
Congrus:
" lit" Am"iican‘ people are
keenly aware lh.il inflation i* the
Tiloififiiahl jiiotifrm'in our ailairt.’'
Mr. Truman uverl urgent word*
m demanding onre again the full
ten pirce kit nf anti-inllation tools
whirh'lhr lawmakers refuted him
tinting last fall'* special session.
Hr avverlrd * that standby price,
wage and rationing authority are
"needed, needetl bdiy, and need
ed promptly,"
In addition to enngtf»»ional ac“luiii. the f’re-idenl railed upon
hiivmrtt in mi |in<e* wherever
post ible. "loieRoing a quick and
dangerous e'xtes* piofil in favor
ill long-iun alabilily.
Anil lie mgert Isimr to t*e “modj crate' In il* Ibirtl round wage
ifymatids.
majority mlrmls to s|>uin key ac
"Wagq advances .during 1017 kept up geitfrally uitlt the
tion' -o l.-h is anti-inflation pro
cost of living trend during'tlie year but did juit gain the griAmd
lost when price inrrease*. exceeded wage increase-, in 104*1.”
gram
The chief executive's irtom)
'«
“Frufit* remained liigh through the year a , increased rosla
annual economic «je(r<irt. present:
were rovcrc-L ami fn‘ many eases t-rcw lnl, tty higher prices.
ed ,lo ihe Senate and House M
Corporate profits before taxes rose to 2d billion dollars, con
trasted with 21 litllioii in 11*40 and profit# after taxes rose to
noon. cnnUmrd a new apiresl for
17.5 hilliorr thdUre rnmpsred with 12.5 billion in 10.td.”
quick enactment of hi» full 10*
(mint coil of living plan
•'Total iHisincs. inmmi- Ik-fore taxes mcn-au-d by 22- |H-r
—-F rom tho AdMUflHlialMM*'* stand "•—rent-rluridg till' ' yi'ltV.''NPX fgfttt I'ncoine ln-fort-late, rn-,- /mm
15 2 liilllgn dollni* in 1040 tu I s ’: l.illmn in I9t7.”
point. the nUut important pasts
oT the program are those callinq
"Th-' lecorit of prices, wages and profits during 1017 showg
for liold-in-reseive authority to
how they fed upon our another In a developing priM-rs-. of in
restore rationing and wage-price
flation. It not only.produced great inequities among our people,
lint also created the danger of ajw-riuii* retlmrk."
controls if nrtellary.
The slim ptoaperts there mi xt
"Unless w-J ire a nation stmw an afiility to impose restraints
ure-* face It* Congress wns poirtlupon
ourselves and to utiliie the machinery of our representa
en up strain yesterday u> Uc
tive government to devise well-considered rrgu!«l»ry measures,
puldtrau inemtiers of the Senate
we slam) in great danger that runaway prices, over-extended
But king Committee tore Inin the
credit an I uni-alurunt developments will trad to ntt eronotni-.*
testimony of Secretary of l-almr
reeeasjon. We railli'd l*c sure that siirh t, recession would ru*t
8eh cveltenharh. Hi* *upt>ort of
Ik- severe and recovery slow and pamfid"
stan-ii-y w age- price control pow
1016 Objective
er prompted the attack.
"The first objective for It»4H must I*- to bait Die inflation
Ip addltlun to another appeal
nfy trend. I recommend t» Congress a ten-point program foi
for his auti-ihflation program.'
Iht* purpose. Every (mint in that piogram Is esscnliat,''
.Mr. Truman'a message lo In
clude « defense of hi# JlO-s-pc-r
.son income tax rut proposal, to
bn rounter-balanced by a MAtHI,Nor did lie yield soy ground
O0O,«K' s year hike in corporelum
(on taxc-*
taxc,.
1 lie insisted (list tlie 47,500,000,Re|itilt|icans ami some UrniojtiOO Treasury turplu# now in light
erat, already hasp arCnlletl litis
It ontlmirdl tm !'««» t‘»*TI
Suggestion and the GOP loaderwtip is going ahead with platt*
fag an overall lax cut of pertniV X5.i;ooi)00,noo.
Mr. Truman also sC* up nr*
employment and production goolt Need
For Providing Jury Fails To Af4rcc
in hi* report todsy and renewed
Entertainment For, Regarding Guilt Of
itis call for lirnsiler socisl scIC nltaarS •* Pea* f " ' l
Hoys Is Emphasized
Mistrial Results
On Baseball A t In Slaying Of
C Of C Meeting
M cM illan
Brothers
Deposits Increase
By Nine Percent
At Slate Bank
Deposits’ m the Florida State
I hr George Bsir Umpire School
A mistrial waa declared yrvtei Bank ho***! increased more than
The direct relation between ed
" ' nr(‘ ‘ h ,n
experletl lo gel under way in day hv Judge M B. Smith in * ? M M •» I0U .
ucation and increaied earning
r i i
, ... i,
4273.73n it w»- reported by E.
Sinfora tomorrow and the Giant- the rase of John and Willi" Mi
Kll|vtvtrreL.
Jrw
'Vire
president.
(rower and business was today
b
trymil li.tveliall .schoul with from Mill.in, negiors, ( li.siged with fir s t, Mt n -m-h attontled meeting of
pointed nut lo Kiwaniant at the
300 in 500 men is exjrected to degree murder in connrytion with slockhotd- i lietd - yesterday a fTourist Center by Roger Harris.
,
|lie in full swing by Jan. 20, John tbe tlratfi on Nov. 17 of -the, lernoon.
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As of U - I I . I'.•I*, deposit*
Seminole .High School instructor.
Krider rr|uiftrd at a meeting of Rev. 1). I .Sutton, negro pastor.
i„ j:.t*77.r'.OI and on
Donald Deal and Byron Beard.
LAKELAND Jan. 11 l'T\— i
of <iiM*clor< rd tire ■tiler the 12 man imv. out from i Dee I I . 1017 hail Increased to
Ce)fly.|.'wl R(KHm , thanked K j' Mr teondoglKt* Warren 0 John- ( ” 'p Im.ml
lm'*'
Til,111. it was revealed.
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‘ The
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M.n of Ihe Htste- Federal Frost l hamtiet of t ommetce lait cugiit. i in p. to. In 6 jo PM (ailed
want* fnr vending ihem lo lit" Warning Service said ellrti* proyear w«» termed very ptoto
agree,
and
.qjvived
the
court
Altrsriv, lie vslri. adveilivemeitt ■
fitntitc niut tlie bank’s smplus w si
Orange Bowl game in Miami J>f- d'tcera in low apot* would have to
of tire Sanford school have sp rti.il llirrr was tps.chance frir
inct"(ir..il more thnn 40 percent,
tween Kama* State University and fin* their groves tonight and ear
Mr. Kilpslrirk staled. A 10 per
pram] m ID mrtiopolilan newv un.immoiis verdul.
ly
lomorfow
lo
prolerl
Ihem
Georgia Tech, which the fatter
M. S, McGregor «l Del ami was cent dividend vv-n* paid. There
again*!, sharply dropping lemper- psjseiv aiiiD' daily radio htoad
vvna ■appriiximateiy 42,000 tn «lrwon 20 to 14. TV bpy* told of aiurfl*.
'
(avis liavr been esitietl foi two tilotney for the defense anil A- preciatinn Kmplnyeea were given
lire huge ctnwd and the 18 band*
-\x frfeslng wav forecast In week* in Nrw York and Chicago:
sislanl Stale Attorney Geulge j\ . n bonus of to (vreent o f- yearly
that played, and of »eeing rm » - many areas about tlie atale nn<l
|)eCotle»,
asiitlrd by 1 , f I l«ni notary phi- n niontb's. unlaty dur-UointlOK
jjji
I
the
need
fot
(in>
nut tree* for the lint lime. The frost as far as nome spot in the
The .torkhnlder*
F-i-rglad'-v, Jn)m>nn raid wiist Ynhng V'Mir;.nifAlit of eiitcifaitr lodder toriducleil the |irovecutirqr ing* the year
wi-ri -'repivTG*3 is h i v l^-en well
three 'peaker* were introduced by liiile Iniek there ii- in North rnrnl f*n live large ntimbet ,,|
I ho rj«ve attracted much inter ph-nved with the report.
11 l -rida "wnn'l tuive a ehsnro on"
the Rev. J,,B. Root.
The following hoard o f direc*
men who, will attend these Im >" r*t, especially mumg eoloteil
In hi* talk on educsthn, Mr I hi v cold snap, Tim rhlll will la.st
If nnltnndt on I'M I STvrl
I'HLtSmitt-lltie ihil Winter. Mi—pubnU wl« ivnimwi ib» >ta*»
Harris romftsred 1h» Amerlan at' leant two day*, lie said.
The forecast for tonight apd Kiulei- said it ws* loo big * pib
«eh»'»l avstem lo S biltlnesa which
C.’ity Tax FaytncntB
hntl found its equipment and pro •tomorrow , morning gave gsntle fnr on" qian, and suggested that
Among the wilnexies eiille-i
(f rrantiniirvl «« TilM* I sailfl
duct* obsolete and if * working northerly - winds diminishing and!
|
Showing Increase
condition* old faxhlnnrd. Thr la-coming light with Intervals uf| tlie civil rjub* unite in a cum
stockholdrra of Amerle* n E*tuea- ratm by mortdng •and temper# paign to irr tbit tlie Imyi «i"
Itt percent iticrr-i " in 1047
tiun Inc-, he said nurnlwr millions lure*-on high ground-about night given pi "illy ol goorl wholesome I Killed, I Injured
,
,ic.i| nod |K-rvmi«l Hty Isxe* paid
hut few.know the aet-up of the degree# warmer lhab temper*- recreation, in addition tn their
In -1 Alarm Hotel Fir-o Uyear
kim -tortlng
u»-beginning
of dh- fiscal
business. "No man can revamp turea on low ground locations.
Ocl. 1, win compare .
tam est teirperaturr* Thursday louiine baiehsll practice, while
q liua’ncM imirss he gets the
I c l with lt'4 6 tnxp* of this type
barking of, the stockholders from morning In thr colder tow ground here,
\\AHHIM.T >N. Jan. 11. ol t t r,nqt |.u{ scar during the corh« atlotta occurring atmut 7:311:
tpehtnd. he declared.
‘Ihe
meeting
ws*
presided
ovn
M
iio
person
.waa
killed
and
onresponding (>err«l.' w»s t<vlay reGainesville district: Glen Hi.
He traced the direct relation
<I vnllnat* l,vm I’M" CUM
oihcr Injure, curly this inornlUV I „nrr,| ,lv rhmlnr, * llrndley. city
<1 sniliu ,# a , N a r OaarS
•laaHaaeO mm r «| , ViiSfl
Freezing Weather »
I Predicted. For'
Central Florida
Steel Industry Told It Must Take
Initiative b Gray Market Fight
WASHINGTON Jan. 14 f/P) -A Senate commute*: Md the ‘sleeT
indmlrv today it must take the lead in wiping out a flourishing “gray
market" if il hope* lo avoid new government controls.
A report filed with the Senate by Chairman Martin (R-Pa) of the
small business subcommittee bn steel said members of his group them
selves oppose the renewal of wartime government powers lo divide up
the supply.
-.
, 'T h e report declared, however,*
that something must be done to rite o f tho nation's -*U*l Industry.
orb the gray market, deal* tn
rhleh steel fa sold at far above
normal price*.
Despite Ita public hearings on
the subfeet, tho eoramitte* said,
"The gray market still flourish**
and has, if anything, become beter organised.
“It fa clearly the responsibility
of the steel Industry to taka step*
to wipe out such activity and to
assure the return of such (on
to normal channels of
trad#.”
Even before the report waa
filed. Senator Murray (D-Mont)
had erDiciaod ft as Incomplete
On this point, the report o f the
Republican-dominated committee
raid the country “cannot have
prosperity today unless we have
enough steel to make that pros
perity possible.'*
It did not estimate whether tho
present capacity should bo in
creased above present plana ex-1
cept to say that “the pro# and
cone o f steel production and cap
acity must come down to eatlh
and bo contained in physical and
ccunorah^Umitatlon* whlth are
Doctoring there U a tendency
In tho suiministration “to consider
foreign needs to the, detriment
said the oommHtoe fall- of our own people at home,” the
■old g- realistic survey
I* that-of
t
A sso ciated P ress L eased W ire
Thr second Southeastern Stairs Glider Coolest wiU, start tonrora
'row l>etwrrn 10:30 and 1 1 :0 0 o'clock 'll lire Municipal Air|ior1, and
it is eapeefed that between 25 and 30 noted sailplane pitots will strive
i ° L l f f ° J IU-iit allltl»lf..thilanLC.Jaml-dutalion. The meet-will-W-c#w-
WASHINGTON. Jan. I f (/P>v Senator! today emphasised tle® mands that the 16 nation! to re
ceive aid under the Manlull
Plan pledge their hoards of “gold
and dollars" abroad and their
* investments in this country to help
cover costs of the $6,800,000,000
European Recovery Program.
* WiFTJtoposali 'Hy members of
the Foreign Relations Committee
were made to Secretary of Treas• ury Snlrder who 'estimated Euro
peans have $4,800,000,000 as
sets in the United States, consist
ing largely o( stocks, bonds and
other investments.
In his prepared testimony be. fore the committee. Snyder had
said “it would be folly" to force
— I ha European - nations- to -make
such pledges.
f
“You just cannot defend ask
ing that people of moderate means
in this country) be required to
help pay, when wealthy parsons
of these (European) countries are
untouched." S e n a t o r Lodge
(R-Mass) told the Treasury head.
Bui in hi* prepared leatlmony
for the Senate croup Snyder
«
W E D N E SD A Y . JA N . 14. 1918
Defeusive Air
Senators Ask 2nd Southeastern Glider Meet
Receivers To Sturt Tomorrow At Airport Force Only Is
e Gold
Said U. S. Aim
Treasury
Secretary
Estimates
Euro
pean U. S. Assets
At
$4,800,000,000
1
SA N FO RD . FL O R ID A
KntnblLshed 1908
In n four alarm hot#) fire
j clerk
- ,
block* from tjie White House
, Mr f|rH,U«-v n-vealrd thst 67
The dearFman was Identified it - j
„f tire- rest tax, or *06,221,
HDHl'ITAl. MEET
Hickox nf Cleveland, O.
'and 62 percent'nf t'.ie personal
All member# of the FrrnahL
h, 3
Laughton Memorial Hospital A s. .Harold Sill. 40. a resident of , a rci ,lr
ace'atlnu are urged by T. W. the I’otomac Hold a fifth flmir, ((,(, yP.,r> „ totnl of *110.748.
|j,M Vflir „( ihD time^ ha satd,
Lawtuh, president to attend 'the was adniittrd to emergency b o macting at the Court [louse to- pilal with second and third de- 1 pi tM-rceot of the real or *37,627
morrow afternoon at 2:00 o’clock gree hurna. Ills coadlllnn waa was paid, and 65 percent of tlie*
; persnnat or IlIJM t, a lotaT o f
at which time reports of the year'# ijesrribed aa “good.”
Fire official* ssi.l Die blare •• |||R,587
work at the hospital will tie made.
which was under rnnlrel a IllDmore than an hour after it start
. GRAHAM‘RT^YK
HOV HCOUTH
WASHINGTON Jan. J4 (/Ft—
The' Hoard of Review of the ed -? wn* ennfinrd to lh** top
Bov Kemit* of Heminole Gorititv floor of the old shr-story building, The While 111111*0 reiterated to
will meet . Monday evening at which Is locatml on IViinsylvama day that Graham will continue as
7:M> o'clock at tho Methodist Avenue west of the 1‘resldential physician In t*re»ldent Truman.
FreslitonDal I'ress Kocretary
Church Annex, Ralph A. Hiplth, mansion.
Rots made that state
advancement chairman, announced
Moat of thr hotel's nceupanta Charles
today. All scouU eligible for ad were driven Into the street by ment when a - reporter t asked
vancement xre requested to 1»* the pre-dawn fire, w h i c h de whether Graham's testimony yes
present.
veloped l|tlle visible flame, but a terday would change his status
great deal of im&ke.^” “ “ : In anyway. ” -----------: •— r^ r" There Is no change In tha
JA YCBB NOTICE
The building, which was said
Ml** 0uianne Melk, French na tn have 46 rooms, Js close to n status o f General Graham," Rots
tional women's sailplane champion larger hotel, the Roger Smith, said. “ Ife will continue as White
will be one qf tho gueaLs at the hut gtresta of the bigger esUb- House physician.*'
Ja y cee luncheon tomorrow, It waa llshment were not disturbed by
NATIONAL GUARD
announced today by Dr. C. L. firemen.
An Important meeting of Co,
Persons, general program rhairSixty person* were registered
man for tba organisation. Dutch „
occupant* o f the Fotomac I, 124th Infantry, Florida Na
Hutchinson, announcer for the Hotel a t tha time the fire broko tional Guard, will be held tomore
row night at 3:00 o’clock at tht.
sailplane meet and Lawrence Bru- cut.
Armory. All Msn IntereaUd in
lln, manager fot tha contests, wilt
joining the Guanl or In learning
he guest speaker*. Capt. Shelly
LANE ELECTED
Charles of Eastern Airline* and
Edward F. Lane, local realtor the opportunity* It now present*
Walter Krohne, Sr., president of was elected president of -tha axe Invited to attend.---------“Coma and see all the wonder
tho Florida. Soaring Society ara •Sanford Shine Club at the meetalso expected, Dick Etabfrrjr, who,
who , tng
in Friday evening. E, G. Kilpat- ful opportunities and advsntagc*
U. In, {barge - of tha program
ram, rick, Jr. waa elected vice-president w'e have to offer,” Capt. Hoy C,
Green said today.
stated,
v and J, A. Howard reerearty.
r
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PAGE. EIGHT
T U E S D A Y , J A N . 13, 1 9 4 8
TTTE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ^ X O R I D A
xlylc and tome time* r a ilc a r S t
Genevieve of the Steppes.
f
Pari* now ha* no Rtrealan a l e r
ter.- although » t o n e \ ^ m e y lhe
Prosperous I'assay reiidcnThn dis
tric t wa» nometlnir* called the
“Russian - v illag e."'M an y of the
em igres have moved to more
mode*t .districts. and their favurr
A Pat On The Back
For College Kids
Short Of Finances
NEW *TORK UP>—Note* ■on a
chancing world: •
If paying hill* I* a »lgn of
character then rnllcgr kid* have
plenty.
Most large *ehool» now havp
•pecial loan fund* to help atudenta In atraltphed financial clrcumatanre# finish their education.
Since I PM the University of Mis
souri* ha* advanced 11,018,49!) In
more than 8.300 student*, and it*
Vice President, l-exile Cowan,
aaya th a t onlv 18,600 ha* had to
be w ritten off a* loat.
The »ludenl* have paid hack
the loan* DD'k cent* on every
dollar.
conducted nn a
'M rtrntT hu*Ttlr.* baxla three loan*
to student* are really Investment*
Jn human character." Cuwan aald.
Last year* one wealthy g ra d
uate who hail borrowed from the
loan fund a» n student showed
hi* gratitude by contributing
1100,000 to the fund.
Continuing our explorations in
fo the academic life, we report
that a hnu«ing aurvry by the city
college school o (.b u stn c* i here
caitu* up with thla interesting
ronrluiiiin:
Of the landlord* interviewed 7h
per cent raid they preferred col
lege instructor* a» tenant* ticcause of their "restrained type
of living, their stable intelligent
aaaociat
Itcbfiilt
Refinislied
Reconditioned
THE MUSIC BOX
110 W . 1 st S I.
S a n f o r d , F lo rid a
France is . the (itand Duke An'drei Vlodimlrovitrh, gram lnm of
Cxar A lexander II and uncle of
the ■ cu rre n t nretender to the
throne of alt the Ru**ia*~Vladi
mir Cyrllovitch.
The pretender,- who u»ed to )ive
uuletly In provincial llrittany !«•
Hr CARI. HARTMAN
fore th e w ar. wax carried off to
A P Ncwnfraturea
P A R IS .Fram e * White Run* G erm any iuxt before the libera*
xian rolony. now 75,CXK> *trong,
resen ts lielng thought of ax a
U-vv o f ta x i, drivrrx" and n ig h t
club doormen,
— Marrrnf itjr'TTimnrriror efcTT-Te
rating 80 year* residence In
France, xlnre the 1017 revolution
when th e CommunUt I'nrty tmik
W h ite Russians Bo
wUrd ( h ii - utiii ri ti'Tct o f jm n n
q u s rlrr> .'
This »«« all flattering to prw
feniorial vanity—but the survel
atilt failed .to locate enougl
apartm ent* to ra tt^ Jo r the teach
in g staff*
There i* a
tower*, loo.
- One umiaAnl impart on Man
h attan made by the recent record
snowfall: It evrn crowded the
class itru g g le out of the head
lines of the "Daily W orkers,"
Communist newspaper.
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— Three-ttnyx a f te r thc 6 f|f snow,
fall the paper bannered: “fl-lnrh
snow due today.”
(P. 8 . It didn’t arrive. Vou
can’t even.count on the w eather
In u eaVilallatie country. 1
This departm ent has been inrile d to join » "crusade for good
m orality" lielng organised in the
Philippine*. We are’ in favof of
all whole hearted attack* against
ain. w herever entrerwtiml, hut
what faxrlnnte* us about this p ar
ticular subject is the name and
title of the man whn heads it.
. He is General Hilarlo Camimi
Mtmrailo, Supreme ('nintmtiuli-r-
holding Ihe Je ff (lank In Green
wlch Village
Lee Car sun. wife of radio new*
eom meulalor George Carson P ut
nam, i* hark in the newspaper
game after time out fur a rendeivous wiilt posterity—a baby
.daughter.
One of the ablest of tlp> woman
w ar correspondents, Lee eschew
ed skirth amt w urr regulation
mon’s uniform while traveling
with the American F irst Army jn
Europe. Once xhe shared a Jeep
with a male correspondent riding
audilerily liegxn m iffin g ’ the frox
ty air, then axked doubtfully:
"Hey, |s- one of you guys wear
Ing-pdfum e "
M axir, the office mouie, plill
ax*»'Hi.I # e, a .
oaophltct;
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"About all I will- predict for
IP48 ia that nobody will die from
being struck hy lightning In a
barroom —If th at, I4 any contola<l„n "
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New Rcauty Parlor
I h Opened In Sanford
paror,
the V rrntina Iriiuty
n*«1 Monday on the xecond floor
the Meiarh lluilding, Room
208 hy Mr. and Mrs, V, Adklna,
who formerly operaUd a l»JJte
beauty shop In . t ’ahokee. The
building there was sold, they were
forced to vacate and they came
to Hanford.
Mr. Adkins, who .lived here
w hile'a small hoy, has been con
nected with Tw entieth Century
Fox Studio at Fox Hill*, Calif., as
a make up artist- and reveals
th a t he ha* mad* up sta rs in
part* for. such picture* a* "My
Cal Hal," "Secret A gent of J a p a n /'
Not LikeThe Name
OfDoorman,Cabbie
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Mo»t of these former m em lier*,
revolution usually spoke
lire celehialine 70 year* rexi-l French ns well ns. or h e tlrr than
lienee in France, since the ID17 their native tongue. Ihey found It
reunlulion when the * Comm unist relatively easy to fit into French
P arty took power.
' |if,..
T hey nevertheless built
Most of these form er m em bers, themaclve* n "little R u-.ia" in
of the Hiiaxian nobility and prn% ' Paris, nod still complain of dianernue rlasse* have lietlcrcd th eir, crim ination ngalnst them a* fofno.itiom . including the . Cossack‘ eiguera.
farm ers who settled in the heighGreat! v devoted to religion, the
horhtmd of Ithelms. n n d ( such Russian* have .70 O r t h o d o x
figures as Hrlg. (Icn. Zlnnvi Peril- churebe • in the P aris area, and a
koff Is the non of the late Soviet cathedral and theological* school
w riter known by his pen-name of n -wtll. T here Is even a Russian
Maxim Oorki.
- cem etery, St, (ienevieve of the
This Store will remain open
Wednesday Afternoons be«;inninjr Wednesday Jan, 14.
flATID MAJI1TICAILY on her flowcr-ticdeckrd throne. Queen Virginia Goodhue lx accompanied by her afs
lovely prlnccsxcx ax the.royal tlnat posh** In review In the 59lh annual Tournament of Rose* parade In Paso'dena, C al The mmt famous ol all florid pageanl* wj»a witnessed hy one million prison*. (International'
Representative Finds Truman’s Soil
I ’* * tt..o x < a tx J lM » t I Cl /llfefl L I I f f l l l t ! I
• I tf
Conservation
Ideas Highly Gratifying
WASHINGTON Jan. 1-1 (/!>) Soil conicivntton recommendations
of Prct’ulcnt Truman air "(uglily gratifying" to Hap. Alcrnethy (I).
The P rriidcnt, noting that C<gigrc»» h«» sulliorirctl a toil t<mirivation iirogiam vof JI^O , 000,000 for 1048. *a»d lie recommend*
inerrating lliii to $100,000,000 for the 1040 crop yrar.
“T hr gialifyitig thing to me.” Abernrthy lohl a irtHirtcr. "i» that
the President I* making an effo rt V — — —
~
to resto re the will conxervatlon
,,,il depletion In cu rm l In
program which has Imen author- mM,t | n|, JltrVi„,ll( |,jKh goals."
Ued and followed except for the
Al-ernelhy el.o said lie was
reduction last year.
,
pleased with the P resident’s rel" d yrwr voted
- eommrmlatlons for expanciun of
000,000 to pay for the 1. 17 pro. tu ra i ejcrliiflcatinn as "thla pro“ l'.
" r a,I',,i r ‘ i:IS Kiain should he pursued imllf
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each farm homo ha* electricity. *
||& 0,000,0(l0 for the UMH year.
with
w
ith , the money to lie voted In
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the appropriation* ,btll for the
fiscal year Iteginning July 1.
Alw rnethy said the program
was "reduced h* a ' hostile con:resa afire a hitter fight
Uwt-lhe Rcptildlcans tried to "ellM irfhl.ETm V N . IND.V Ja n 17
minate the program entirely."
Two peronx were allied
He added that If the Ilfsi.OOO, f tu r others wi*re h u rt dm* Uic
OAO authnfiaed fur this year doc* locomotive end tlx e a n t 'o f ^ penn■not meet tlm soil conservation aylvanla railroad train were d“practice.* wmkeil out v| propose ra llnl n» ih r trat.i struck an nijtn
In Vn.k n u ( m l l l / o r . , l . l i » - t . l l tlonal fund* a* are nreikil tn fol mobile here early today,
Mndcilrte Rimpklnx. (IH; nf New
low a full program.",
The Mlsxixxlpplan said Mr. Cgxtlc, Iml., rhhfg In the auto*
Trum an’*
recommendation foi; mahlle. was killed aln the crash.
1D41* “ Is in keeping with the aug- Tho driver, J. It. la-veridge, alKiut
kestlon I made tn him last Dec 38, oflN ew Castle, died la ter in a
em ber and I hope Congress will huspIlM in New Castle.
a rt us wisely aa the I’resldent,
Four passengers on th o 1 train
"It la unthinkable th a t Con were hurt.
gress would not accept the recom
S h eriff R I,. I'mtgett of Ilonrv
mendation In view of Ihe food -County said the locomotive and
production goal* fixed hy the the cars remained u p tig h t a fte r
A griculture Department and the Iraving the rails.■ :•
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already pioneered by D odge Floating Pow er, A ll-F luid-D rive, end
Full Floating Ride.
The Lowest Priced Car with Fluid-Drive
THE SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
A lA tt MJNUT1 reprieve by Oov.
Mod C. Whllgrao, erf Waxhlnglon,
baa spared th* Ufa of high school
iludanl Joseph tL Malih (above),
IT, Who had hem Mated U bang i
for the murder of a ll-yaar-cld
girl. Tho Oovafoee commuted th# |
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SPECIALIZING In SLIP COVERS'—
UPHOLSTERING of A y , KINDS
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tonight. Thursdsy fair anil
tlnurd raid.
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SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A
KntnblLshed 1908
W E D N E S D A Y . J A N . 14. 1918
A sso c ia te d P re ss L eased W ire
N O . 51
Defeusive Air
Senators Ask 2nd Southeastern Glider Meet
To Sturt Tomorrow At Airport
Receivers
Force Only Is
Thr second Southeastern Stairs Glider Coolest wiU, start tonrora
A
l>etwrrn 10:30 and 11:00 o'clock'll lire Municipal Air|ior1, and
e Gold 'row
it is eapeefed that between 25 and 30 noted sailplane pitots will strive Said U. S. Aim
VJ
i° L lf f ° J IU-iit allltl»lf..thilanLC.Jaml-dutalion.
Treasury
Secretary
Estimates E u r o
pean U. S. Assets
At
$4,800,000,000
WASHINGTON. Jan. I f (/P>v Senator! today emphasised tle® mands that the 16 nation! to re
ceive aid under the Manlull
Plan pledge their hoards of “gold
and dollars" abroad and their
* investments in this country to help
cover costs of the $6,800,000,000
European Recovery Program.
* WiFTJtoposali 'Hy members of
the Foreign Relations Committee
were made to Secretary of Treas• ury Snlrder who 'estimated Euro
peans have $4,800,000,000 as
sets in the United States, consist
ing largely o( stocks, bonds and
other investments.
In his prepared testimony be. fore the committee. Snyder had
said “ it would be folly" to force
— I ha European - nations- to -make
such pledges.
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“ You just cannot defend ask
ing that people of moderate means
in this country) be required to
help pay, when wealthy parsons
of these (European) countries are
untouched." S e n a t o r
Lodge
(R-Mass) told the Treasury head.
Bui in hi* prepared leatlmony
for the Senate croup Snyder
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■aid)
“t~dodhi vqyy much that It
(On Ui « *
r u < rises
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Prospects Seen
For Cut In Lumber
Prices For Homes
WASHINGTON. Jam 14 f/F>—
Prospect* for a reduction in lum
ber prices;to cut home construeA tjo n ro atsw e re w o iito d a y h y Rap.
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GOfigt
atonal conference* with represent*
live# of tho lumber Industry.
Gamble, chairman of the HouseSenate Housing Committee, told
reporters tho lumberman bad
given assurance* individually that
"we are going to get sum* re
ductions In lumber prfees," Linnbar prices have increased by 223
per rent since 1039, ho Said.
The eoemmlttee ha* conferred
with the lumbermen behind closed
3 doors.
In an open session Monday,
Milan !.. Coloan, a construction
economist, testified “it ia the
market, not the producer, that it
the most influential element In
. setting the price.” 11*'add*d i
“One of ltie most importsnt
requirement*, therefore, would
appear to be a cautious attitude
in the management of government
fiscal and credit policies so as to
moderate the Influences that have
3 created the present prlre in
flation."
ladrd Bril, • chairman of thr
hoard of the Weyerhaeuser Tim
ber fX . testified "The disease is
the excess number of dollar* that
want to huv Hi" limited simple
of m*tvria|." • H a ' said “Grav
market* would I* ths onlv re
sult of volunUrv adoration agree,
men's as sunrested by the antiinflation erL”
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On *He stipplv aid# of the old.;
D tu re . II. M. Seaman, vtea pres-:
rroallMt* M rage lives
CITY LtCRNRMI
A door to door canvass of htH*
n e ., place* wilt be started by
pollen on Jan. 10. to determine
whether or not they have secured
bo»tne«* licenses. Mid Police
Chief Roy G. Williams this morn
ing, Those who have not secured
licenses will be summoned into
rourt. The licenses were due on
rgO ct. 1. said City M snsrsr II N
I
The meet-will-W-c#w-
tinurd through Sunday.
Among the contestants will he Suianne M. Melk. who is holder of
the women s record in France for singm and multi-seat snaring of more
•‘ than Ifl hour*, am! who in Decem
ber, 1040, made n unofficial atti
tude w o r d of 12,500 feet in the
Alps mountain area of ,'oulh-east
France. Sin- hold* private, in
structor, m ilitary' ami transport
pilot rating*, and also hold* the
coveted Silver “G * rating.
In 10.10 she enlisted in the
French Feminine Corps, drove
ambulance* and in 1042 Joined
the Free French Force .in London.
Government Alleged She returned to France tji a spe
mission with the under
Defendant T r ie d cial
ground. Following the Allied
in 1014, the was-attached
To' Coerce-*WAAF- landing
lo the First French Army, in liai
son with General Patch'* Seventh
GIICAGO, Jan.
14 (A1)— Army and made many mission*
James C. Petrillo today was ac- into enemy territory. She Joined
quillrd on, a charge of violating the French Air Force and was the
first woman to graduate ns n
the Lea Act -which Congress pois military
pilot. She commanded
ed to curb his blood union pow the first French WASP Squad
ers. *
ron. received the Legion of HonFederal Judge Walter J. La- or for war service, ami the Croix
do Guerre with two palms.
buy, in his written opinion of
Other record holding pilot* who
eight pages, said “there is no will compete In tho contest, nc-
Petrillo Freed
0 ( Violation Oif
Lea Act Charges
evidence whslever in >ha record
to show that the defendant had
knowledge of nr was informed of
thr lack of need of additional
employes prior to the trial of thit
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The government alleged In its
case that Petrillo, head of the
A FI. American Federation of Mu
sicians. had violated the law by
calling a strike to coerce Station
WAAF. Chicago, to hire estra
help.
The -judge added:
“Nothing contained in the let
ters and telegrams between the
defendant and the representatives
of the station disclosed to the
defendant the lack of need for
additional employes as a reason
for rejecting the defendant's de
mands.
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Neither does the testimony in
cap* rhow the def(tnd#h! had
. 1 0 , . . . jo u , n . i
the station had no need lot *d*
dilionsl rraploygKli
Petrillo, stern-faced. was pres
ent »* the verdict was read.
The government may not a n
neal the acquittal because the
Judge did not pas* on the l<e»
Act’s eohstitatlonallty. In a pre
vious trial judge t-abuy held
the law was unconstitutional, buthe Supreme Court declined to
pass on hi* ruling In an appeal
by the government and ordered
Instead that « new trial be held
on the- facts In the ease.
In dealing with the question
whether Petrillo was bargaining
in good faith in an effort "to
obtain honest employment for
additional musicians,” or If his
actions established “union rack
eteering," nr "feather-bedding/
or an attempt through th ralls
to compel the hiring of more
person* than needed, the judge
■aid* i
“ In the abienee nf anv evi
dence In tin* contrary, thl* re
quest (Petrillo'* request for
n-M ticot p* **■«. rt**»
COl!NTT AGENTS
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Countv Agent C. ft. I»aw*nn I*
attending a conference of- cnunlv
atrenla at th” Wlnt*" Haven egp-rlment Station relative > j citrus
growing.
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MERCURY DRIPS
The thermometer dropped to 36
decree* at 6:00 o c oek this momIng at the Central Florida H i
p e r ment Station on the east side,
It was announced this morning
by ,B. F. Whllncr, Jr. No frost or
plant damage was note,). .I,ow*r
temperatures are expected to
night, ha said. .
civic Mimic
Harry Davis, pianist, will pea
sant the nest concert of the
Seminole County Civic Music As
sociation on Feb. 4 a t the High
School Auditorium. If. H. Colaman, president of the Association,
announced today,.
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The third and final concert of
the series will be the Ballet Intfmc, consisting ‘ of six artists,
which ariil be presented on Mar.
THE WEATHER
IJtkE L A N i). J .n 14, I , 1) The Federal State Frost Warning
Sendee forecast for tonight and
tomorrow m im ing for peninsular
Florida clear and colder in all
districts with frost In north ami
r -.central districts
M atured
* -r place* f
extreme 4.
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t o u r is t c l u b
K. M. Am ilage, director of rec
reation announced this morning
th at a shuffle board tournament
will be held tomorrow afternoon
a t 4:30 P. M. a t the courts on Um
Commission’s * Report
Recommends That
. U. S. Double Its
Present
Strength Little Prospect Is
Seen For Enactment
WASHINGTON/j#n. f4 (A*>Secrrlary of Defense For restaI
Of 10 Point Antisaid today the United States does
Inflation Program
not seek to build an aggressive
Air Force hpt only one for. de
fense.
He made that statement at a
news conference when questioned
ldlta«itaajLc. eajilsisded aki.-^Eorcc
recommended liy President Tru
man's Aif Policy Commission.
(Th r Commission's report, made
public today, recommended .among
other thing* that the United States
double its present total of 3.500
first line combat aircraft by the
end of 1949.) * .
A rrpoDrt asked Forrestal if
he Iselieves the United State*
H'smllsts* ■■ Pan. f w r - — —fihmiW~tl5VF an aggressive Air
Wacker Speaks.
To Pilots About
Winter Park Rotarian Reveals Growth
Of Service Clubs
S|seaking lo memlters of the
Pilot Club at their dinner meet
ing held in the Tourist Center
last night t>n publicity and ft*
various channels, K-nncth Wack
er, president ol the Rotary Club
of Winter Park advanced the
theory that good publicity '-was
designed lo formulate opinion and
.stimulate action in worthwhile
projects
While some publicity is fiighly
exaggrratrd - often things irally
worthwhile are difficult to exag
gerate, such at the beauty of
the bougainvillea, the ■tun tiring
over l.ake Monroe, or even .*
group of underprivileged blind,
lame or poverty stricken. Not
does it rrquire a lullaby of music
in a radio announcement to pul
across tome youth movement, he
said.
_
Mr. Wacker told of h i. firxl I mp
to Flunda when he w*s assigned
I C » I |M I S
mm trax*
I ' m I.
Dixie Gets Nipped By
Freezing W eather
' Dy ASSOCIATED FRESH
Dixie got a touch nf below
freeslng weather and light snow
In soma . a e e t I o n s and redder
weather sent temperature, to
near season's low* in some part*
of the Midwest today. The mereury plunged to 94 balnw in Min
nesota and the sub-xern reading*
extended to northern Illinois. Thr
mass of raid air moderated a* it
spread over all nf th” Gulf state*#
eyreot southern Florida.
Coldest weather of the season
was reported in many Southern
states. Ban Antonio, Tex., which
had a high of 56 yesterday, shiv
ered in UCfdegree temperatures
th is morning, and In Atlanta, Gt..
.the mercury was four degre-'
lower. Knoxville, Ttnn.i reported
lig h t snow and 20 abova while In
Birmingham. Ala^ the minimum
was 14. Bnow fell In northern
A labam a ann also in p a rts o f
Tenneseee.
Bejow freeling also was re
ported in North Carolina, with
Iowa of 24 at AahavtUe and 28 at
Greensboro, while the mrfrury
•topped at the freeslng mark of
34 at New Orleans, La. and T alla
hassee, FI*. The coldest in Jacksonville, Fla., waa 34, while the
warmest city reporting on the
early morning weather map w at
Miami, *lth a reading of 61.
The sub-aero marks were re*
ported In MinnaMta, with Internations! Falls' -54 the lowest;
the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Illinois. The one below a t Chicago
equalled tho low mark for the
Force.
I don t consider that we are
going to have an Air Force that
it aggressive.'' Forrestal said. "I'm
for an Air Fortr of sufficient
power to give u» a force ’capable
of defending ihe United States.*
Then he adder! that democracies
never plan for war.
Tho Secretary was asked about
the Air P o l i c y Commission's
statem ent thst lie was unable to
furnish It with the requirement*
of the air establishment as they
should tie now and at various
specified future periods.
Forrestal said preparation nf
such requiremrnLs 'Is a romplex
tgsk. He added:
"f want to lie sure th" require
ments arc based on solid Infor
mation, not fantasy. I have not
yet reached the point where I
ran say with precision that this
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Kiwanis Luncheon
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WASHINtiTON.^Jsn. 14, (At— Key tpmtation* from ITesident Truman's cronoTnlc report'fdfungre - lislay;
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"Thecountry ltn% maintained a high level of prosperity But
i>ti<H wave nf inflatiitn which has already • mired serious hard
ship and present grave concern for the future.''
WASHINGTON, jin . 14 (/!*)
President Truman sent hi* mes
sage on the state of the nation's
economy lo Congress today amis)
frtsh- tip *
Via ■Rcpuhltrau'lf "
"Thr American people are'keenly aw me tlmi^uftajUim u .
■!— iWH U f UuwH— i
President Calls . On
Business To Cut
Profits And Labor
To Be Moderate
WAMIING1 ON. J.in. 14 ( / P ) _
Prevalent Truman declared today
that. American provperitjr i* riding
a “wave of inll itinn" lov-ard the
'-TTTr;,'*TTlYiTn e**l
vlum|i.
*
Keying Jiu second annual economir report to a renewed plea
for Icgiihlive power ,ln cope with
soaring prices, the chief executive
told the
Republican-controlled
Congrus:
"lit"
Am"iican‘ people are
keenly aware lh.il inflation i* the
Tiloififiiahl jiiotifrm'in our ailairt.’'
Mr. Truman uverl urgent word*
m demanding onre again the full
ten pirce kit nf anti-inllation tools
whirh'lhr lawmakers refuted him
tinting last fall'* special session.
Hr avverlrd * that standby price,
wage and rationing authority are
"needed, needetl bdiy, and need
ed promptly,"
In addition to enngtf»»ional ac“luiii. the f’ re-idenl railed upon
hiivmrtt in mi |in<e* wherever
post ible. "loieRoing a quick and
dangerous e'xtes* piofil in favor
ill long-iun alabilily.
Anil lie mgert Isimr to t*e “ modj crate' In il* Ibirtl round wage
ifymatids.
majority mlrmls to s|>uin key ac
"Wagq advances .during 1017 kept up geitfrally uitlt the
tion' -ol.-his anti-inflation pro
cost of living trend during'tlie year but did juit gain the griAmd
lost when price inrrease*. exceeded wage increase-, in 104*1.”
gram
The chief executive's irtom)
'«
“Frufit* remained liigh through the year a , increased rosla
annual economic «je(r<irt. present:
were rovcrc-L ami fn‘ many eases t-rcw lnl, tty higher prices.
ed ,lo ihe Senate and House M
Corporate profits before taxes rose to 2d billion dollars, con
trasted with 21 litllioii in 11*40 and profit# after taxes rose to
noon. cnnUmrd a new apiresl for
17.5 hilliorr thdUre rnmpsred with 12.5 billion in 10.td.”
quick enactment of hi» full 10*
(mint coil of living plan
•'Total iHisincs. inmmi- Ik-fore taxes mcn-au-d by 22- |H-r
—-From tho AdMUflHlialMM*'* stand "•—rent-rluridg till''yi'ltV.''NPX fgfttt I'ncoine ln-fort-late, rn-,- /mm
15 2 liilllgn dollni* in 1040 tu I s ’: l.illmn in I9t7.”
point. the nUut important pasts
oT the program are those callinq
"Th-' lecorit of prices, wages and profits during 1017 showg
for liold-in-reseive authority to
how they fed upon our another In a developing priM-rs-. of in
restore rationing and wage-price
flation. It not only.produced great inequities among our people,
lint also created the danger of ajw-riuii* retlmrk."
controls if nrtellary.
The slim ptoaperts there m ix t
"Unless w-J ire a nation stmw an afiility to impose restraints
ure-* face It* Congress wns poirtlupon
ourselves and to utiliie the machinery of our representa
en up strain yesterday u> Uc
tive government to devise well-considered rrgu!«l»ry measures,
puldtrau inemtiers of the Senate
we slam) in great danger that runaway prices, over-extended
B ut king Committee tore Inin the
credit an I uni-alurunt developments will trad to ntt eronotni-.*
testimony of Secretary of l-almr
reeeasjon. We railli'd l*c sure that siirh t, recession would ru*t
8eh cveltenharh. Hi* *upt>ort of
Ik- severe and recovery slow and pam fid"
stan-ii-y w age- price control pow
1016 Objective
er prompted the attack.
"The first objective for It»4H must I*- to bait Die inflation
Ip addltlun to another appeal
nfy trend. I recommend t» Congress a ten-point program foi
for his auti-ihflation program .'
Iht* purpose. Every (mint in that piogram Is esscnliat,''
.Mr. Truman'a message lo In
clude « defense of hi# JlO-s-pc-r
.son income tax rut proposal, to
bn rounter-balanced by a MAtHI,Nor did lie yield soy ground
O0O,«K' s year hike in corporelum
(on taxc-*
taxc,.
1 lie insisted (list tlie 47,500,000,Re|itilt|icans ami some UrniojtiOO Treasury turplu# now in light
era t, already hasp arCnlletl litis
It ontlmirdl tm !'««» t‘»*TI
Suggestion and the GOP loaderwtip is going ahead with platt*
fag an overall lax cut of pertniV X5.i;ooi)00,noo.
Mr. Truman also sC* up nr*
employment and production goolt Need
For Providing Jury Fails To Af4rcc
in hi* report todsy and renewed
Entertainment For, Regarding Guilt Of
itis call for lirnsiler socisl scIC nltaarS •* Pea* f " ' l
Hoys Is Emphasized
McMillan Brothers
Mistrial Results
On Baseball At In Slaying Of
C Of C Meeting
Deposits Increase
By Nine Percent
At Slate Bank
Freezing Weather »
I Predicted. For'
Central Florida
i in p. to. In 6 jo PM .........‘
C.’ity Tax FaytncntB
|
Showing Increase
I Killed, I Injured
In -1 Alarm Hotel Fir-o Ukim u»-beginning of
h« atlotta occurring atmut 7:311:
tpehtnd. he declared.
Gainesville district: Glen Hi.
He traced the direct relation
<1 sn iliu ,# a , N a r OaarS
• laaH aaeO mm r « | , V iiS fl
Steel Industry Told It Must Take
Initiative b Gray Market Fight
WASHINGTON Jan. 14 f/P) -A Senate commute*: Md the ‘sleeT
indmlrv today it must take the lead in wiping out a flourishing “ gray
market" if il hope* lo avoid new government controls.
A report filed with the Senate by Chairman Martin (R-Pa) of the
small business subcommittee bn steel said members of his group them
selves oppose the renewal of wartime government powers lo divide up
the supply.
-.
, 'T h e report declared, however,*
that something must be done to rite of tho nation's -*U*l Industry.
orb the gray market, deal* tn
rhleh steel fa sold at far above
normal price*.
Despite Ita public hearings on
the subfeet, tho eoramitte* said,
"The gray market still flourish**
and has, if anything, become beter organised.
“It fa clearly the responsibility
of the steel Industry to taka step*
to wipe out such activity and to
assure the return of such (on
to normal channels of
On this point, the report of the
Republican-dominated committee
raid the country “cannot have
prosperity today unless we have
enough steel to make that pros
perity possible.'*
It did not estimate whether tho
present capacity should bo in
creased above present plana ex-1
cept to say that “the pro# and
cone of steel production and cap
acity m ust come down to eatlh
and bo contained in physical and
ccunorah^Umitatlon* whlth are
Even before the report waa
Doctoring there U a tendency
filed. Senator Murray (D-Mont)
had erDiciaod ft as Incomplete In tho suiministration “to consider
foreign needs to th e, detriment
said the oommHtoe fall- of our own people at home,” the
■old g- realistic survey
I* that-of
->f-
Highlights Of President’s Message
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Deposits’ m the Florida State
I hr George Bsir Umpire School
A mistrial waa declared yrvtei Bank ho***! increased more than
The direct relation between ed
"'nr(‘ ‘ h,n
experletl lo gel under way in day hv Judge M B. Smith in *? M M •» I0U.
ucation and increaied earning
r ii
, ... i,
4273.73n it w»- reported by E.
Sinfora tomorrow and the Giant- the rase of John and Willi" Mi
Kll|vtvtrreL.
Jrw'Vire
president.
(rower and business was today
b
trymil li.tveliall .schoul with from Mill.in, negiors, ( li.siged with first, Mt n -m-h attontled meeting of
pointed nut lo Kiwaniant at the
lietd - yesterday af300 in 500 men is exjrected to degree murder in connrytion with slockhotd- i
Tourist Center by Roger Harris.
,
| lie in full swing by Jan. 20, John tbe tlratfi on Nov. 17 of -the, lernoon.
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As of U - I I . I'.•I*, deposit*
Seminole .High School instructor.
Krider rr|uiftrd at a meeting of Rev. 1). I .Sutton, negro pastor.
i„ j:.t*77.r'.OI and on
Donald Deal and Byron Beard.
LAKELAND Jan. 11 l'T \— i
Im.ml of <iiM*clor< rd tire ■tiler the 12 man imv. out from i Dee I I . 1017 hail Increased to
Ce)fly.|.'wl R(KH m , thanked K j ' Mr teondoglKt* Warren 0 John- ( ” 'p lm'*'
(ailed 41.1 Til,111. it was revealed.
. ,
M.n of Ihe Htste- Federal Frost l hamtiet of t ommetce lait cugiit.
want* fnr vending ihem lo lit" Warning Service said ellrti* proThe year w«» termed very ptoto
agree,
and
.qjvived
the
court fitntitc niut tlie bank’s smplus w si
Altrsriv, lie vslri. adveilivemeitt ■
Orange Bowl game in Miami J>f- d'tcera in low apot* would have to
of tire Sanford school have sp rti.il llirrr was tps.chance frir
inct"(ir..il more thnn 40 percent,
tween Kama* State University and fin* their groves tonight and ear
Mr. Kilpslrirk staled. A 10 p er
pram] m ID mrtiopolilan newv un.immoiis verdul.
ly
lomorfow
lo
prolerl
Ihem
Georgia Tech, which the fatter
M. S , McGregor « l Del ami was cent dividend vv-n* paid. There
again*!, sharply dropping lemper- psjseiv aiiiD' daily radio htoad
vvna ■appriiximateiy 42,000 tn «lrwon 20 to 14. T V bpy* told of aiurfl*.
'
(avis liavr been esitietl foi two tilotney for the defense anil Alire huge ctnwd and the 18 band*
-\x frfeslng wav forecast In week* in Nrw York and Chicago: sislanl Stale Attorney Geulge j \ . preciatinn Kmplnyeea were given
n bonus of to (vreent o f- yearly
that played, and of »eeing rm » - many areas about tlie atale nn<l
UointlOK jjjiI the need fot (in> |)eCotle», asiitlrd by 1 , f I l«n i notary phi- n niontb's. unlaty dur-nut tree* for the lint lime. The frost a s far as nome spot in the
The .torkhnlder*
F-i-rglad'-v, Jn)m>nn raid wiist Ynhng V'Mir;.nifAlit of eiitcifaitr lodder toriducleil the |irovecutirqr ing* the year
wi-ri -'repivTG*3 is h i v l^-en well
three 'peaker* were introduced by liiile Iniek there ii- in North
rnrnl f*n live large ntimbet ,,| I ho rj«ve attracted much inter ph-nved with the report.
11 l -rida "wnn'l tuive a ehsnro on"
the Rev. J,,B. Root.
The f o llo w in g hoard o f direc*
men who, will attend these Im >" r*t, especially mumg eoloteil
In hi* talk on educsthn, Mr I hi v cold snap, Tim rhlll will la.st
If n n ltn n d t on I 'M I S T v rl
I'HLtSm itt-lltie ihil Winter. Mi—pubnU wl« ivnimwi ib» >ta*»
Harris romftsred 1h» Amerlan at' leant two day*, lie said.
The forecast for tonight apd Kiulei- said it ws* loo big * pib
«eh»'»l avstem lo S biltlnesa which
hntl found its equipment and pro •tomorrow , morning gave gsntle fnr on" qian, and suggested that
Among the wilnexies eiille-i
(f rrantiniirvl «« TilM* I sailfl
duct* obsolete and if* working northerly - winds diminishing and!
tlie
civil
rjub*
unite
in
a
cum
condition* old faxhlnnrd. Thr la-coming light with Intervals u f|
stockholdrra of Amerle* n E*tuea- ratm by mortdng • and temper# paign to irr tbit tlie Imyi «i"
Itt percent iticrr-i " in 1047
tiun Inc-, he said nurnlwr millions lure*-on high ground-about night given pi "illy ol goorl wholesome
,
,ic .i | nod |K-rvmi«l H ty Isxe* paid
hut few.know the aet-up of the degree# warmer lhab temper*- recreation, in addition tn their
dh
business. "No man can revamp turea on low ground locations.
y e a r -to rtln g Ocl. 1, w in com pare .
tam est teirperaturr* Thursday louiine baiehsll practice, while
q liua’ncM imirss he gets the
I c l with lt'4 6 tnxp* of this type
barking of, the stockholders from morning In th r colder tow ground here,
trad#.”
t
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- fiscal
\\ AHHIM.T >N. Jan. 11. ol t t r,nqt |.u{ scar during the corMiio person .waa killed and on- responding (>err«l.' w»s t<vlay reoihcr Injure, curly this inornlUV I „nrr,| ,lv rhmlnr, * llrndley. city
In n four alarm hot#) fire
j clerk
- ,
block* from tjie White House
, Mr f|rH,U«-v n-vealrd th st 67
The dearFman was Identified it - j
„f tire- rest tax, or *06,221,
HDHl'ITAl. MEET
Hickox nf Cleveland, O.
'a n d 62 p e rc e n t'nf t'.ie personal
All member# of the FrrnahL
h, 3
Laughton Memorial Hospital A s . .H arold Sill. 40. a resident of , a rc i ,lr
ace'atlnu are urged by T. W. the I’otomac Hold a fifth flmir, ((,(, yP.,r> „ totnl of *110.748.
| j , M Vflir „( ihD time^ ha satd,
Lawtuh, president to attend 'the was adniittrd to emergency b o macting at the Court [louse to- pilal with second and third de- 1pi tM-rceot of the real or *37,627
morrow afternoon at 2:00 o’clock gree hurna. Ills coadlllnn waa was paid, and 65 percent of tlie*
; persnnat or IlIJM t, a lotaT of
at which time reports of the year'# ijesrribed aa “good.”
Fire official* ssi.l Die blare •• |||R ,587
work at the hospital will tie made.
which was under rnnlrel a IllD more than an hour after it s ta r t
. GRAHAM ‘RT^YK
HOV HCOUTH
WASHINGTON Jan. J4 (/Ft—
The' Hoard of Review of the ed -? wn* ennfinrd to lh** top
Bov Kemit* of Heminole Gorititv floor of the old shr-story building, The While 111111*0 reiterated to
will meet . Monday evening at which Is locatml on IViinsylvama day that Graham will continue as
7:M> o'clock at tho Methodist Avenue west of the 1‘resldential physician In t*re»ldent Truman.
FreslitonDal I'ress Kocretary
Church Annex, Ralph A. Hiplth, mansion.
Rots made that sta te
advancement chairman, announced
Moat of thr hotel's nceupanta Charles
today. All scouU eligible for ad were driven Into the street by ment when a - reporter t asked
vancement xre requested to 1»* the pre-dawn fire, w h i c h de whether Graham's testimony yes
present.
veloped l|tlle visible flame, but a terday would change his status
great deal of im&ke.^” “ “ : In anyway. ” --------- : • — r^r"There Is no change In tha
JAYCBB NOTICE
The building, which was said
Ml** 0uianne Melk, French na tn have 46 rooms, Js close to n status o f General Graham," Rots
tional women's sailplane champion larger hotel, the Roger Smith, said. “ Ife will continue as White
will be one qf tho gueaLs at the hut gtresta of the bigger esUb- House physician.*'
Jay cee luncheon tomorrow, It waa llshment were not disturbed by
NATIONAL GUARD
announced today by Dr. C. L. firemen.
An Important meeting of Co,
Persons, general program rhairSixty person* were registered
man for tba organisation. Dutch „ occupant* of the Fotomac I, 124th Infantry, Florida Na
Hutchinson, announcer for the Hotel a t tha time the fire broko tional Guard, will be held tomore
row night a t 3:00 o’clock at tht.
sailplane meet and Lawrence Bru- cut.
Armory. All Msn IntereaUd in
lln, manager fot tha contests, wilt
joining the Guanl or In learning
he guest speaker*. Capt. Shelly
LANE ELECTED
Charles of Eastern Airline* and
Edward F. Lane, local realtor the opportunity* It now present*
Walter Krohne, Sr., president of was elected president of -tha axe Invited to attend.--------“Coma and see all the wonder
tho Florida. Soaring Society ara • Sanford Shine Club at the meetalso expected, Dick Etabfrrjr, who
w h o , in
tng Friday evening. E, G. Kilpat- ful opportunities and advsntagc*
U. In, {barge - of tha program
ram, rick, Jr. waa elected vice-president w'e have to offer,” Capt. Hoy C,
Green said today.
stated,
v and J, A. Howard reerearty.
‘Ihe meeting ws* presided ovn
<I vnllnat* l,vm I’M" CUM
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T H E S A N F O H D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
The Sanford Herald I
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CALLING ALL MEN 17 TO 35
A MiW Crisis
'B y DEWITT MACKENZIE,
AI* Foreign Affaire Analyst.
tf tnki-n in tim e nnd if th e v ic tim lx en dow ed w ith
u reiiHuunhle .ttejrree of intelligence.
-T h e mutter ut stake is the filing of a federal income
Oc«*k*r ST, 1*1*. ,1 (k< r**< m u ', tax report not later than January 15, 1918, whielTdate in
M laalH4. rlarMa. a*4,f Ik* Art now at hand. There nre llftlo bookn arid p a m p h I e t s
at laaifrM al M*(,k a, (MT.
for sale at most' Iwokstores which show citizens how to
work out their income taxes. And the offices of the Collec
R ii i.u m i„ tir.s*
tor of Internal Revenue are usually gradotlft and helpful to
RdlMf
the citizen who goes Quietly and pleamultly to ask how‘to
Ultimo.* hr am
H>h» m Maaatti
do Uie figuring. No citizen should lie afraid to ask for IhU
help. The clerks are there to make the job easier rind more
a t list Itll-IHiN NATH*
accurate/and to shdw the citizen how, in case of doubt, to
Mr t* itln
save himself money. But He should go enrly.
Om Munis
TkM* Msalk*
■Citizen* with large - Incomes from Several different
I I I Waalli
kinds of sources do well to let lawyers or registered accoun
0*4 Thi1' _
tants do their figuring for them. Most of us with average
incomes cad do if pnrsolyes with a little help, it is a trouble
•bllaai, aallraa >*>ta
— -a^JL n n la llaai a»t a ntlrw
nmne mntter, but not so troublesome nmv ns it wlH Is* if
talalaK laala, atiU hr aka.
it i*4 I*' neglected. Ail'd if n citizen Irfes to cheat, it will go hard
•I regain, adlrflUlMa
with him.
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v-,j
latasd R , n i ,,|r f ||r*re»Mlatlt,<,
la,.. ,,*„•» M. Tka II,raid ia Ik*
a*llaul twtd «l atarillalag. Offiaaa an- atalalalanl la Ikr
rlllra la Ik* (•*•!,» Milk kaaigaar
lara U Cklraa* aat Mai* V*ifct l r lltfulit If m mvmltff of III
I*tt— which it imlltf*
• ftilmlitlf fa lit* mns fur vtpsliti
#•«!#* «f nil tM *«**•! mwi f*rinlr«
In fill
«l tf fit mm hi
A*
4Up«ffh**.
W EDNESDAY, JAN. II. 19»A
t f 5 - . ’-tttftf.k vHii.m: p o fi t o d a y HUMANITY 11AH IIEKN TRYnun.o h u c ii a t « w F.R SINCE THE INFANCY OF
THE RACK. E D U C A T O R S ,
S T A T E S M E N . SCI ENTI STS,
BUT THEY LEAVE US FAR
E ROM iHE*COAL THE KING
DOM OF HEAVEN LS WITHIN
UlL—Gen. 11:4: Go let us build
us a city nnd a tower,-whose lop
. may reach unto henven.
in g t o
France-On The Way Up
. Commenting recently on the accnmpHshments^of the
past year, the French Premier! Robert. Schuman, sounded
nn-optimlstic'note. He said that if the French |ieople had
bread today and its-Industries were working, it was due to
American aid, made possible by the voluntary deprivations
of the American (tropic.
Tills 'handsome acknowledgement was followed by sta
tistics showing a ten per <y*nt increase In wlmbl acreage
and tin* largest rirnl output since the war's end. France Is
thus trying to coutrihuju t<» h^r owiL<ect»ViTy. XA. still .un
-soft’cdrprnblcm irrbnw trrhriilge t
prices, a problem which is nearly worlipcrde. It in expected
that-the Communists will use this gap for it talking jioint
in their campaign to gain power.
Ill France* as elsewhere, more raw mntorinls and more
product ion are needed if wages mid prices are to com** any
where near meeting. Fanners who <put their backs into
raising larger crops, miners, who dig coal Instead of. dis
cussing politics, and industrial workers who cease .dockwatching and concentrate on production hold in their hands
the soiption to economic problems In France and in other
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"Cub*" » ‘ a iiimt ia ninth
Voile Williams, Jr.
w ribea Party-W ork
, Professoin e/n 'Politics
you can't wm. Wlirn you ’ |o,c.
DELAND Jan. 14 (Bperlall —
Voile Williams Jr, of Hanlon!,
.State Democratic Committeeman
from Seminole County, described
the |>artv frame work and op
portunities for party service at
a meeting of the Young Demo
cratic league of .Stetson College
of, lAw.
Dick Cooper. Drat candidate
you Jo»e. Bui when you*wiu.-they
leave lown.-
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Building [x-imiti in Dxtir county
where 'Miami it located reached
a, total of 156 million dollar)
•in I W . or 4 million do|l*r» more
•l—
than ,L
the. p,f¥ioui year * figure.
There were \ Z ,£ ii ■new hornet
built there Uit year. Yrl. theifj
are thote who .are pcm'pjjtijg
about the future.
<
Have you figured out how
much - President Ttuttan't hbdget next year will cast you. if you
K y your fair iliare./rif lakation.
ell, it boils down to 1274.13
.
for, every, pc mm iir H j^ U r f M
"‘ S u fri. So |f there are five tn«$»here of your family, your thare
would lie I I . 370,.65. Of course.
*
it may not he. becauie tome |>eople have to pav' a whole lot
more than other |>eople.
An interetiing Jrimon war Inn
ded down (hi* week hy the Su
preme Couit 'which ruled in an
Oklahoma cate that a negro .girl
who had touglil adrninion to ilt
' Slate univertily muil lie admitted.
The court did not rule on the
queition bf irgregation itself, but
it did hold that if negroes and
whltei were to have separate
tchoolr, the colored • e It o o 11
mutt he on ..par with the
white school,. This it not generally" the cate in the South and
’ present« a piohtem which reouiret
careful study by school and legit-Utive -aulholiliri.
. It-teems pretty generally ad
mitted that* a number of {iigh
governmenf of/kJalt have' been
profiting from ttoek and c o m m o d
ity • operations, but all of them
deny that any official informa
tion tiny may have hkd wat ia
any way retpomible far the
success which olhert have found
to rlutive in thit field, but which
they limply couldn't avoid. /That
ay be. May be they knew that
• government wat going to buy,
then deliberately told short,
.. tometbing like that, just to
keep their mfprmation from help
ing them. But if to, they are un
men. to say the lead.
. T h y coming Spring will* find
tb« nation ont? again under meal
g conlrob, if Adihiniitraofficialt have t l t n ^ f way
that people can bo Compelled
what they cannot be perto do of their- own ac*
namely stop oyer-eating,
mply meant that the
tell* ’rich and every
-Ut we can eat.ao. much,
no more,- Howevei«__lhe *ov-
fiMs ’this same Droit ■lor
the bank clerk cetting
an ike coal
"lift
old lady next door
Politicians often look aikanct* at college professors ns
rnnillclntps. Yet Woodrow Wilson was not only an outstand
ing-president hut, what political malingers value more, a
first-class vote-getter. Connecticut's governor. James L.
MeConnughy, was formerly president of Wesleyan Unlvcr•Ry, and to get It is present Job had to Itenl one of his own
faculty, Prof, Wilbert Snow, f'omiecticut previously had nx
a four-term governor. Wilbur Cross, rlean and professor of
English at Yule.
'
,
— Illinois Ih now getting the idea. .Democratic lenders are
said to have agreed that their senatorial candidate this fall
will be Paul II. Douglu*. a Chicago University professor
who formerly was In Congress and more recently bus Is-en
a major in.the South Pacific. The practical men of isdltlc*
are said tb respect W* vote-getting 'ability, which pre
sumably Will Is* aided by his wife's campaigning. While her
husband was abroad, *hu served a term ns congressman-lit-,
large.
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If DqUglas Is elected, campaign rttanagers npiy get the
IdAa that k n ow ing enohgh about tf subject to Is* able, to
teach it is not a political handicap. -
Too Late To Classify
tty
Jon Ahrnrn, J»rk*onvtlli* pul>1It
rrlstlunR cunnulUnt, .1* romliiftinjl n pntltleal nurvey amt pall,
nnd hi* January H releaw lure
jual rearhed my dt»k. ’He *«*nd*
ImUot.t hy mali to all rountlca
ami tri people of alt walki- of life.
H* rlaimn that 40 per n-nl of the
tiallot* rent out arc retuincd.
On th f'h a ilk of them* return*
h* »howir Hu11»r Warrcrj In flr«t
plant with .It per cent of the
votes Tom WaUon aveypb with
1HH per rents CotJn Knglixh tied
with .Wataon with lH 'i p«*r rents
W. A. (lilll) Hhnmts fourth with
17 per rent and Dan McCarty
fifth with 13 per cent, lie lUta
no candidates who receive 1m *
than 8 per cent of the total voto
but credit* Dick CoOpor w 11 h
having polled .1 par cent.
Thla iteema to lin e 'u p un-tty
well with tlic altuatlon ire It appear* at the moment. Everyone
who ha* done any 'checking at all,
agree* that Fuller Warren I* ntill
top dog and away out in front
Personally, I, would he Inclined
to show- Tom Watson Honor to
Warren than he appear* on thl*
poll, although ho’ hain’t Ntarted
to campaign yet and Id* final
poaltlon will depend on his ability
to reach and convince voter*.
The entrance of Colin English
make* it .plenty tough for lioth'
Warren and Wataon for he hat
strong political backing and 'can*
b* depended on to run a good
race.
.
McCarty while reserved end
quiet, (some say colorless) Is no
push-over. He has put-lie confi
dence, make* an Impression and
if he 'Ctp overcome his sbyneaa
and do aomo forceful campaign
ing hell g e t1 hi* share of the
vote*.
4111 r flhgnrii has remained
rather quiet a I n e e hi* formal
announcement hut he la dolflg
plenty of contacting and Is build
ing a strong forceful state-wldo
trgaid cation.
Til# entry. of Rcrnsrr Mar
is being laughed off hy
most folk* hut the old boy sureverybody when he r«n
e U. a. Senate a few yeani
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/jF u tT S 'art* t^aml
tlcajly, he polled o v e r 70JMX)
votM- , u Darned a lot In that
a
s
pUM to profit by
Young Dick Cooper continue*
to get plenty of favorable publi-
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only 8 per
rem oval Ii’a • complicated alt-'
niton but in Its ••score springs
from the religious conflicts which
have plagued India through the
centuries. The two new dominions
are built on poltico-retigloua-racial
difference*, and these now are
being aggravated by new dif
ficulties which have grown r a t of
the carving up of the sub-contin
ent Into two Independent countries.
One hone of rpntentlon la the |
fight over the rich state of Kash
mir. whose population ia largely
Moslem but whose Hindu mahara
jah has tried to join
his
state to the Hindu dominion of
India- l Moslem tribesmen from
I’skisuqi territory have invadad
Kashmir and there ha* been s s f age fighting between Moricm and
Hindu forces.
Then, loo the dominion of India
is much tff* larger and richer,
having most of the big Industries 4
and resource*. Naturally Pakistan, V"
which lacks many essential*, it
finding tough going—and It will
be Increasingly tough. All this
add* fuel to tiw flames of passion.
Many nbervera Iwlleve there
1* only one logical solution. T hit
is the formation of a fededal gnverment (such a* Britain tried to
achieve) which would link the
dominions economically hut would
leave each a great degree of
sovenelgnty.
Gandhi, dead or alive, will con
tinue to play a major role In the
development of-his country.
The great fear In India now
Is that If ha should dia from
fasting, the non-Moslems might
blame tiw Moslems for his death
nndi trv-.tn exact vengeance. How
ever. that I* something only time
can reveal.
India I* witnessing the begin
ning of an amazing spiritual
drama and one which may have
far-reaching cflects, for Mohandas
Gandhi has liegun another of his
fasts—perhaps unto death—in an
effort to bring jmece to thru vB»t
Indian peninsula which Is dang
erously ngar war because of the
bitter differences between the
new dominions of India (largely
Hindu) and I’akisUfl ’ (mostly
Moslem).
To the Western world such
tactics teem strange and perhaps
futile. But "East is E ast and West
Is West,” and the action nf the
aged and frail little Mahatma alerday has shocked and soberer!
millidns of his countrymen whu
rviere and even worship him as
a holy man We see
striking
proof of this In the fact that
trailing was suspended In the
maxfeeis * of the great cities of
Calcutta, Bombay and Madras as
he proclaimed the beginning of
his fast with the declaration:
“ You must prefer Gandhi or
lawlessness; you can't have Imth.”
It would take a very saintly
nian indeed to shock Wall Street
or •‘The city" of Izmdon Into clos
ing down. In India, however;
Gandhi has greater inltucnro than
any other individual, ami that in
fluence isn't restricted to his own
people—the Hindus. Just before
he began Ills fast he received
delegations of Hindus, Sikhs and
Moslems, whu begged him to give
Die people another fifteen days, to
restore peace Iwfortt he refrained
from food, but he shook his head
Dr, Charles L. I’enum*
and said that life had no value or
. O p to m e tris t
attiaction without peace ami love,
j Many of those In the garden with
Hanford A tlan tlr. Bk. Bldg.
’ him wepl. .
Hours: * 4 2 l - t
Phore W
So Gandhi who has. done more
Hal. 1-11
i Ilian any other individual to bring
Eyea Ex armload - Glisas* Eltlad
(about India* independence has
taken his life In. his hands "again,
for governor, la qualify, urged ‘ J 1"*. ,hi* ff|n,r
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a* water control before asking .friends he read selections from the
Federal dlreetion. We .don't know Mohammrdan Korkrt, the Chriswhat we cart do in Florida because tUn Bible and theMlindu Vedas,
w e'have done nothing as a state, There, we have the real Gandhi,
on water control,"
who find* good In all these re.
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liginnx, and who bus confided In
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me that the greatest influence" In
The villblw surface n f the p l a n e t j hi* life ha* Iwen Christ’s sermon
Jupiter ha* •* temperature
on the mount.
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34k degrees Iwtow freexing,
I . Now. what la this threat which
the Mahatma la risking his life t o 1
R. A. Gray, foe IH ysara Florida’s
Hecretary of .State, qualified to-,
•lay for another term.- Gray ad
ministers the corporation a ml
i-lqctlon law* ami is a member of
12 i m p o r t a n t State Boards.
Among these Itoards are The
Budget Commission. Board of
Commissioner* of State Institu
tion*, State Hoard of Conaervstlon. til ate Board of EducttUii,
Pardon Board, -Textbook Pureh**ing Board anil HUle Advertising
CrimmlasiotL
rpt enter thy u c c he .ought to ha
aide to hold hi* awn with Shands,
McCarty and English fbr,!uf ha*
developed fhe knack of g a tin g
^lown among. * I he people , i» n d
making- -them like him a'nd he
would develop, .a gorid following
should .he- ilccfdo to run.
A* -it stiAufS now IV I* atHI anyr
ImmIv’s race/ i-ach ' new entrant
muddle* the water for the other
fellow* and *V tt will spill;’ up
the vote to the" point where any
th in g can happen. We won't know,
much' about it until the troy* get
to rampaigrilng in earnest and
then the real picture will develop.
According to Abram’* survey
in the lesser races, Clarence Gay
and Ed Kr»,rr mho to be
tunning -aU'.ul 'neck and "neck
right now with "Llghlhorse”
Harry Iw^- .Just- what he claims
to be, o LIGHT ami not a DARK
horse\
In 'th e tare for 'Attorney lieni rol, Abrams show * Grady Burton
well In the lead with Ervin
aecond am) Crews third. Nathpn
Mayo lust naturally walked away
from ill* . opponent Ammon Mc
Clellan in the Ahramy poll.
In addition to conducting the
poll on eamlldalc* for various
state officers, Aliram also Includ
ed the sale* tax question In an
effort to smoke out public feeling
on this issue which la aure to
come in for plenty of hanging
around before the show Is over.
So far return* indicate the
public as very much opposed
with 67 per cent voting against
such a tax and only 82H; per
rent favoring It. nuL thla ' poll
does show a slight gain in favor
of the tax over the prevloua poll
taken In November.
. lhthllc Inlerrst during t h i s
campaign will center first on tha
Governor's race and aecond on
the c o m p t r o l l e r ' * race, with
Interest, lagging a t- f a r as other
state races are concerned. J have
revised the Abram poll _Xoc what
It la Worth. It seems to be fair
ly accurate on the basis of all
tha Information I have bean
able to gather.
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.- Jll KM INO AM,-Jan. 14. ( 4 7 - A
22*ycar-oJd blond mother was Ih
city. Jail .lotlayr under "a murder
charge In the diaper strangulation
o r her three-year-old son.
Detective* Chief J. R. Non-ell
said (lie woman, Mra. Dorothy
Fllxhugh, signed a statement in
which sh« admitted wrapping a
diaper, around the child’* ix-ck
after day* of worry over family
finances.
The officer quoted her a* say,
Ing u 11,000 Insurance pulley was
In effect tin the boy, Johnny
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K D N E H D ^ Y . J A N . 14, 1948
Mm. Edward H igginH
Gives' Bridge Part}’
\al Calender
THUItSIlAY
i, Seminole Chapter No, 2, 0 . K.
L will meet in the Masonic Hall
l 8:00 P. M. .
The Grammar School Parent
earlier* Association will meet at
:80.l’. M. In the school auditor iIh. The board will meet a t 2:30
The Y. W. A. of the First
i a p t l ^ Church will meet at th*
om cV if Freda Harrison, 819
almetto Avenue.
The American Home Depart
tent of the Sanford Woman’*
lub will meet a t 8:00 P. M. at
ie club house. The annual elecon of offintr* .will IwheW. The
L-togram will he based on “Child
lycholugy” with Mrs. James
oughton as guest speaker.
MONDAY
Tho Dependable Class of the
i n t ^ n b o d i s t GHuwh will meet
it thWimno of I Q i r C n l - Wallis,
B07 Elliott Avenue with Mis*
fell William* n* co-hostess. A
market basket” sale will -be held
Allowing thr: huslncaa session.
jT h e W.M.U. of the First BapUt Church will hold .it* program
reeling at 3:30 P. M. with Circle
*iva’in chantc, Mrs. John Miller,
i ogram chairman, directing. Tin*
»pic will bo- “80 year* In Roral
iTvice”. The Sunbeam* will also
tho church a t 3:30 P, M.
Tdclis Class Meets
A t Williams Home
ATr*. R. A. William* and Mrs.
. B. Smith were co-hostesse*
ir the regular meeting of the
Idell* Clam of the First Bapi l ChuicK a t I he ’ht>hJe"4r"Krt
Glllain* on Valencia Drive laat
-votlonal, “Nourishing the ChfIr
an Life” and Mm. R. E. Elrberr presided bvgy the buslne** aM
on. The class voted to give a
usrt of milk daily to a chHd in
needy family here and plan*
jt raising money to carry -out
ther worthwhile projects #enr
iscutscd. The meeting night
M changed from th e, second
f the class, urged al) the memera to attend life revival aerfee* which will begin a t the
laptlst Church Jan 18 and laat
aroegh Jan, 25.
Thdki present were Mra Gatchl, m * . EDhMrry, Mra. Peter
nudaen. Mr*. Ray F. Browning,
Ira. O. P. Wdde. Mr*. 8. C. Graam. Mr*. W, II. Duncan. Mr*. C.
f Ergle, Mr*. F. E. Cooper, Mra.
‘rank L.* Woodruff, J r .,. Mr*,
roves, Mr*. Evan* McCoy, Mm.
1. C. Buie, Jr.. Hr*. John Miller,
Ira Lourinc Beal, Mrs. MorHa,
Cr*. Williams and Mia* Loren*
raining Group Has
Progressive Dinner
L ast Lecture Givep
By Mrs. Ochiltree
In the last’ of a eerie* of four
lectures. Mr*. Paul Ochiltree of
Miami gave a vivid enT Instructive
talk on flower arramramenta for
churches and In the home ye»terday. after-noon at 1:30 o’clock in
the l>*llroom of th f Mayfair Inn.
The lectures were sponsored hy
the Dirt Gardeners Circle of the
Sanford Garden Club.
Mrs. Ochiltree stated th at the
of asparagus fern and Ilahy**
Breath as fillers is frowned upon
and only add* confuslan In the
line* of an arrangement. It should
iboi^dramatited, she stated. In
d^nonstratinK thi* theory *he
curiMrurted a simple group of
thrvi single pink hibiscus with
fern. Another group was of while
camellia* and Baby1* Breath. Rho
itmvsod tho importance of using
large sturdy flower* a* a center
uf Interest at the base of an ar
rangement with the light dainty
flower* al the top.
While speaking Mr*. Ochiltree
was bu»jr arranging the al tractive
flower* and foliage brought by
the audience. In a striking a r
rangement for a church aho used
a large antique- liras* urn tn hold
Bryophyllum, Coctiaeum and sav^
oral narrow spike; of palmetto
fr 09.lv backed with graceful Coonti
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li palm frond*. She
stressed
thv
importance a training the eye for
color and teitu rh and pointed to
the haauly of using Just a few
flowers with an added touch of
color. .
Unusual Christmas arrange
ment* were described by tho Mi
ami lecturer including a unique
Christmas tree and along with
the demonstration* of arrange-’
incut* for wyll-known plant* and
•fhnrerr such as atahms, itad tir
Iujw* and camellia* . her talk
covered odd plants In the form
of Coonti palm cone*’and Blllberftla. Following her talk Mr*. A.
W. Epps, pn-Hilrnt of the Sanford
Uanten Club, thanked her for her
many helpful hint* in flower ar-
P A ltK THRfSJtf
T H E S A N F O K D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Vic II. Comb* of North Halley,
‘Quebec, Canada arrived yesterday
tu spend several month* in Ran
ford.
Mr. and Mr*. \V. H. Bach left
yesterday to return to their home
tn Flushing, N. Y. after visiting
with Mr*. Bach's mother, Mrs. J.
W. Mero. and other relative*.
Mr». J. N. fti>i*ton. Sr. returned
last night from Columbia and
Charleiton, S. C. where she ha,
been, spending the past several
W ck* with relative* and friends.
Mia* l.ulu Drew of Notth Hat
ley, Quetx-c, Canada add Mist
Irene C., Wilson of Munttvhl,
Quaker, Canuila have arrived to
spend the winter • month* at 1hc
home of Mr. ami Mr*. H. J- t«hman on Palmetto Avenue. ■
Sir*. Edward Higgins, Jr. en
tertained with a dessert-bridge
party jrrsterduy afternoon at her
home pt 1214 Magnolia Avenue.
Lovely arrangements of reit
tqsea, snapdiageps amt calendula*
wore u**d In" t h e to . uni o f the
Higgins' home;
• Following the dessert course
several progression* of bridge
w rie enjoyed with high prixv
being won by-.Mr*. Charles Want
-evond high by Mr*. H. It. (tdham,
Jr. and low by Mr*, ltoy Green.
Those Invited were Mr*. Odham. Mrs. R crlttrt M w y .Mr*.
J. A. Ponder, Mr*. OffCn, Mr*.
•Ward, Mr*. John' Courier, Jr.,
Mr*. Hoy F. Byme*, Jr., Miss
timothy Powell, Mr*. Malcolm
Higgins nnd Mr*. Jack Bolt.
Mrs. E. C. Harper
E ntertains Circle 5
Mr*. K. C. Hiirprr rntertslned
members of t'irrlr Five uf thv
First Baptist Church fur the rretilaw -nwMng nf_thc_ grp tip on
Monday afternoon ut ht-i home*on
Rnnfortl Avenue. Tlio meeting
was ojwncii with prayer by Mr*.
W, I*. Drpokii, Jr. offer which re*
poft* wrrv heard front the vutiuUa
committees.
Mr*. W. II. -Bhannun gave a
Mr*. Jasper Crowley of Sara
sota has l-een spamting the pact
week in Sanford on butinr** and
lu Oilando p ith her sitterd an d
brother-in-law. M r., and Mr*.
Frank Brock. Mr*. CroWU-v is the ■hort talk on S tiu a td ih ip and
Mr*. F orrest Gatchel .tau g h t the
foimer Virginia Jinkln* tiaivford Bible
Study.
An annouheement
of Rnnford.
’ *
we» made by Mr*. T. H. tlrovss
th a t tlio M sorintional rLittic Will
meet Jan. 29 a: tlio rhurch in an
all day m eeting and ntt member*
w ere urged to attend.
Following the husinesa Hireling
rcfieshm ents consisting of enke,
Employe* and tho families eon candwiches,
nuts and Itu-sian tea
neeted with the Piggly-Wiggly n e re served.
4o Mr*. P h i* P.
Grocery Store o»vjoyed a »teak (’ainphcll,
C. A, Dutton, Mrs.
fry on Runday afternoon al Blue H. It. Kiln.Mr*.
F. S. Iatntson,
'iing*. Boat riding was enjoy- Mr*. Chniles Mr*.
Zalerky of C. riur
•during the aftl-tnoon after Itaphls, Iowa, It.
Mi*. John L. Miller,
which steak* w h o broiled and
Piffgly-WifHrly Group
Hold Picnic Sunday
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aotvwi-wit h -ro le - *lk wr-m«r« rv-ni
and cheese, potato salad, baked
bean*, potato chips, pickles, ean‘dleil yams, cake* and coffer.
Creating much interest during
lha afternoon wa* the sighting of
several manatees. Among those
attending were Mr. and Mr... WB
liam Cassuhe and children, Put.
Barbara and *0ulch". Mr. nnd
Mt*„ John Lyle* and »laughter,
Ann, Mr. and Mr*. Brown Mlih-r,
Mr. and Mr*. Myrick. Mr. and
Mr*. M. L. Johnson nad sun, Mr,
Legion Auxiliary
and Mr*. W, E. Buie and son
Aluii. Mr. and Mra. White nnd
H as Monthly Meet non
Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. M.
The regular monthly meeting Ashely and daugliter, Sir. nnd
j
Mi
*,Blllhluter and son. Boh, nml
of tho American Legion Auxili
ary was held on Friday night at diughti-i, Bcttyl Mr. nnd Mn>..J.
H:U0 P M. at the Legion Hut. It- Clctand. Mr. and Mr*. Robert
Mra. E. J. Booth presided over Haulcrson. Mr. and Mr*. Mathew*
dho meeting in the absence of and ton*. Gene H arper,. M*rcu»
Bowen and Bill Iuinr.
Ml** Edna C hitiendey -7
After the opmlng/rX*4eew>Mr*.
E. 0 . Hunter reported / good
Iml*nee In' the trraiu n y M itb all Flower Contest Held
.outatandlng tdlls paid
letter*
A ■t is
Rose
Circle Meetwere read from Lake
II
p lta l.-n tly P ines' Ho,___ ___
P ratt General Hospital thanking
Mrs, Endor Curlett served a*
the group for the
es sent lo Judgw for flower arrangement*
them for distribution In their Joy displayed during Utc regular
Shop* at Christmas. A need for meeting of Rose Circle of tho
stationery and playing card* for Ranfurd Garden Club held on Fri
the patient* In tho hospital wa* day morning at the home of Mr*.
stressed.
,
H. H. Colrmntt.
Mr*. Joel Field reported on the
Mm, B, U. Crumley presided
Christmas U sket given to a local over the meeting and urged nirmfamily und the organlsatfon Voted
to given »IO.OO to Mra. Beth
Woodruff to he used for charit
able purpose*
Mr*. Kouth - reported that her
Grammar Srheol class ha<l sold
over 4110 -In the recent tuberrulosls seal sale. She also said
A. group of Junior iVaining
fnlon members.of tho First Bap»t Church were entertained rr»ntly with a progressive dinner
art;r a* a .reward for having
Jned r an unusual record in dime boards during the Christ- the Baptist-Chinch starting Jan
ma* season.
ta and tasting through Jan. 25.
hurch attsn^ance.
T h ^ party Was given t>y the
•adelV and sponsor* of the Junl*
r Department of the Training 1
>nion am! held at the home*- of
Im. following; U tr. R. T. Thomas,
fr*. John L. Miller, Mr*. II. M,
eurce and Mrs. W. L.’ Vance. .
The dinner tgble tn each of the
omes held a q . n rtU tit arrange,
tent of ■ flower* and burning
■per*. Game; preceded , each
ran * and place cards were In tho.
Mr*.
Mary
r.r.TTT
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-tMorrison,
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Riutidi-lf
Silheetplier,
Mr*.
“VY
mire, Mr*. M. A. Tedfurd, Mr*.
Frank I,. Woodruff. Jr,. Mm.
Itrnoka, Mr*. G rove, Mr*. Shuniton, Mis. Gatchel, Mi*. Harjwi
and Mis* Minnie Rtewatl.
THE GARDEN GATE
MH8. K. G. KILPATRICK, JH.. Editor
Weakly (’oilman of the RmfnrH Garden fla b
Atbor Day gives u* an oppor
tunity to trad public thinking,
tu plant in tire mi ad* of children
the seed of a ron.tructlvy attitude
toward pH natural tc.uuiw *. (•>
ftH'iil public attention- for a Httla
while on conservation.
The planting of. an Arbor Dsy
Tree M a simple'-thing In ll*clf,
hut It i* a recognition, a trlbule,
uf human dvocndiipco - up--u our
forest research.
The greatest punishment' put
upon Adam wn* to drive him out
of’lu* orchard. We are alt Adams,
Every man ha* n desire for a
home with u few tree* around.
IMbl on various date*, but in
ttMA. "The Florida Board of Fotesity". With the appiodal of inIn cited organisation* establish
ed the third Friday hi January
a* of filial, which this year fall*
upon the ditjh.
Tlic school* In Sanford Will ob,
■vrve Arbor Pay with appropri
ate program*. Potted plant* will
Ire prepared hy Garden Club
member* for the young atudenl
Are Yon Goint to (,'ootrol
Vsales I’r»l7
Thl* and many other question*
were discussed by Mr*. II. II.
person* he take* you out over his
on-hard to -how you hi* tree*
.with a great deal tunr** pride than
ever a queer. showed her Jewels,
or n vehoist his medals.
A tree i* n linn* mvmurial. A
little child who helps plant a rrc--,
who watehr* !t grow, playing in
it), shade, later climbing In among
its branches, will have an affec
tion for that tree that will' lali-r
extend to a ll iicvs Hr will never
rnrrb’Sily rtldan* ncciflr** des
truction of fine tree*.
Arbug Day ha- i-rcn celebrated
by school children In Florida since
She advised that now i» tin
lime to spray for the little green
rrass-hopper that i» sii*-h a ilestmctlve pest-of the atalcu.
Mr*. McCaslln. who i« one of
our most' successful gardcniTc,
lerommeiid*. a* a home luuu-dy.
the Gulf Insert spfay.
Sprnv the plants writ then un
dsr and all around them to kilt
thu very young and even the
Scminule Hi
41r BOBBY 1*AHK
Tuewtar ui.-miiig lha students
entctvil the sitdllariutn expecting
the regular old pep meeting. In
stead th er Here He ate, I to over
half an horn of goml fun tirerented hy the Pep Giub which
bating taken an nrtivo part in
•ill m ajo r, event* in the school
yenr. now rank* a* one of the
outstanding stmfofit organisations
In the school Durlhg the school
w a r they have assembled and
gubUel^ui.eluili^ltJiamljv'iA^Vk
curatr<l an
on aattractive
Chrttm**
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tree in (he-haU dining the Christ
ina* hulldaj-, decoratdrf a fh>*i
for the home-coming |>a, ade, and
rontritiuled bamt-nmcly, Individuufly if not a* a grodp. to the
•rbool spir-t at every Lgitte in
‘the year plus numerous uiber pro
iecta such a- tin- programs at
the game*. It*# time the school
>aid hat* off to the fine Job
they’re doing
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Mr*. Jam es Moughtnn. Mrs, J
Thi; unusual chapel program
C. Davit nnd Mr*. K. G. Kiipat- Ix-gan wi t h , * Pep Club. Skit.
rick wen:- apjiointi-d a* « noiniri- Mildred Tinner ns announcer nar-
Committee Appointed
At Circle Meeting:
Watch lhi» column Air n mmplete list of pe*U and disease*
that attack plant* In and utuund
Sanford nnd huw to vontrol thuit.
Circle No. 2 Met
W ith Mrs. Williams
ufarturing plant, one in eieiy 10
illiployi k ha* eotn* physical
hand imp.
The home of Mrs, II, A. Willinnv* was the scene of the
monthly merlin* of Circle No. 2
uf the First Baptist. Church on
M.milny afternoon. Antiuum'rnu'nl
na* made tltif •rtif the btlsinr*-.
meeting thni the circle will visit
the Countv Hume on Thursday at
Those attending the meeting
were Mr*. II. Johnson, Mr*. A. E.
Oidihlns. Mi*. A, K. RoMClter.
Mr*. C. P. Ilenili-rvon, Mr*. M.
N. Cleveland, Mr-. II, G. lla * n ,
Mr*. H. H. Dock. Mm . II. K Cor* 1 1 sunt Mr* II. 0 . Mcthvln.
fThe Civic Music
‘ Association
W ill I’rep cn l
lla rry Davis
Pianist
In IIs Serum ! C o n cert
„ O f T h e S easo n
til
!h e S em inole U ta h School
Audi t or i um
M onduy. F e b r u a r y 2
♦ A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE •
Mats..
Open*
Nile*-4 Ir
Children- l i t
STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
"M EN ;*. . . -. Who Knew No Law! Who Knew No Fear!
WOMEN
from a .i-umnuin t.orn' on the
stag e each rep reren tattv p meed
to a cliair on hi* side of the ^Inge
where bo. picked n cup of Vo
cream ftran the ch a ir and ro o d
l*ack tu tho middle. When hjrrachcd the middle of th e «tngv
the irp rrsc n tatlv u ate the ice
11 earn and repeated the process
until he bad coruumctl the three
cup*, th e -firs t to do *o »-*> d e
clared winner. Of course Sanford
wut> a* ex|NH-trd (M r, H arris ju*t
rouhln’t put hi* h eart in while,
playing for Mount lto ra t.
The p m c awarded Satiford. Mr
Moirl*. was a dre-ll-shiuh cup uf
Following thf* cheer lender*
led the *tudent body in yells, the
Freshman and Senior classes snog
the school song. Conch Gaum nml
‘S o n in el’ Bowen w ere each given
m e o f Ihose dee-ll-shtish vnps o f,
ire cream fur saying a couple of I
wetrfs to the student*, a recently
won ov«r d t i n n of Mount (tom
to ld th e sutdriit* the low-down
Last Tintos Wednesday-- “Swell Guy
conversation
A fter thi* frature
illustratiqm
Mr. Morris and Mr. Harris were
called to the ?tpgc. Mr. Morris
ii-pirsentcil Sanford’s baskoll>*ll
truni nnd Mr. Harris ropresenlt-d
tire train .of Mount Dora in tillrurgost. (hat follawnL Starting
nual effalr.
finished tinanlMn|* In the tnural on the wall
of the club meeting room except
fur one little rabbit,- Al present
the Art Club Is working on two
attractive murals for the meeting
room and une for tho lunch room,
Kilpatriik
Mrs. Unix
Parent Toaelfera Association, onnouneerl this morning that Dr. W.
P. Brooks, Jr. will be the guest
speaker for the regular meeting
of th,- gi oup to Ik, held tomorrow
at 3:20 I*. M. I>rl Brooks will
have as the subject for hi* talk,
"Patent and Family Life Educa
tion”
Fiwlilons by
>lao Mra. Thomas. Mr*. Miller,
re. Pearce. Mr*. Vance, Mra. T-
C o lu rfan t
0o i:on nr^m k'loth,
rrinta, Slript-a
anti Plaids.
AIho Swrnuckcr,
I f t < D o ll
DORIS DODSON’S ex.
clutlra Tinker Toy print.
Red, kelly «t«so. navy
ra»«(i «*p* d* dito« M L
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ra fresh u spring...pretty enough
print...when thn pfiat b by ^
dw inimitable Doris Dodson! Heat *
mo of the newest, more feminine
1 evet-dresses thee make your iunior
figure the talk of the town
“We Cloth* Th* Family - We Furnish The Home"
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14. 19*3
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GOP Spurns
ICaallaa** tia* . r , „
Baby Feds Cop 34 To Stetson Trims FSU
Three Dogs Will
20 Game & Varsity
In 65-56 Contest
Renew Their Feud
Drops 35 To 24 Tiff
“DELAND Jan. 14 O PJ-Jonlan
ToMt.DoraCombine Maynard paced the Stotaon Uni
At Oval Tonight
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By ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR.
Herald Sport* Editor
An op-and^om lnr Seminole
High School Celery fed quintet
dropped a hard fought court en
gagement to the M t Dora Golden
Hurricane aggregation a t the
high acnool gym last night b£ a
35 to 24 margin, but the fe 3
JkyvcM drop
dropped the Baby ‘Canei
by a 84! to :20 Kora.
Fed*, playing on* of their
• be*t>lefcnslve game* of the year,
limited the high a w in g Mt. Dor
ans to 86 point*. Till* U the best
defensive action displayed this
Ii
sr against the Lahe Countlsn*.
K ’r*Dora trimmed lnvlrness by
a 62 to 89 margin, defeated Win
ter. Garden by a 88 to 27 acore.
downed Oviedo In a 57 to 48 game
•and ripped Umatilla by 39 to 29.
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The Doran* trimmed Snnford on
y
Dee. 22 by a 80 to S3 score.
t >V
•ra oof ML
Coath Floyd Jaggera
•Illna Collr
Co
Dora, h former Rolljn*
■Ur, stated that th# Fed T
fenses wer* the beat he had aeen
this year and were e*
effective in keeping Jim Vincent
. 'j-fro p M u m ln j In hi* usual spark*
* ling game. Vincent l» usually a
22 point man for the Hurricane*,
'Lbut tb* Feds limited hi* total to
I
11 last night.
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Ray Dunbar paced the Fed a t
tack against the Baby Canca as
T
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versity basketball team to a 6684 win over Florida SU te Uni
versity last hlghL He tossed in
nine field goals and made five
of aix free throw* for 23 point*.
Five players, three for FSU
and two for Stetson, fouled out
of the game, in which 80 persons
were whistled by tho referees.
Stetson's Hatters Jumped Into
an early lead, held 'a 34-28 half
time advantage and sUycd about
that far In front the rest of the
way. Next to Maynard, George
Everett w u most effective In
the point-getting
department,
tcorlng 17. Bill K ratsert paced
the Florida State Seminole* with
14.
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OPTIONAL PLAYER
BUFFALO, N. V. Jan. 14
.
The Buffalo Bison* of the Inter
re optioned
oplio
national League have
rookie pitcher BUI Tc*»lrr of
Minnesota, to the Thotnasvlllc,
Ga., team of the Georgla-Floiida
League.
A fast Bald of sprinter* will
go to post in the feature ninth
event tonight at the Sanford-Or
lamia Kennel G ub with Paka Lock,
Jess Oieanlaaf, arid Black Larry
renewing their greyhound feud
for top honors. This trio of apeed.
stem finished ohe-tWo-throe re
spectively last Monday night with
less than a length separating
them at tha wire.
The complete card will include
three other "Print contest* from
the futurity M x while Ihe remain
ing ait race* will lw nin over tho
gruelling five-sixtamth* o f ' a
mile distance. The traek ha* been
attracting large crowd* nightly
and Ihe aeaton hid* fair to surpass
last year's excellent showing. The
dogs will parade to P«»t for th#
opening event a t 8 P. M.
v o x u n i t ' s * r x t h ik v
rir<l n*r*.»’al«illr
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A ir Force
Il'a a lla a M
Irm
P*«»
O nal
or th at is what wc want far th*
noxt Un year*."
To a question about pouible
merger of 'th e Air Force'* Air
T r a n s p o r t Command and the
Navy'a Naval Air Transport, Forrests! aald aucb a proposal is
undar “very active 'study- and
there may be a “deflnlUva an
nouncement" In the near future.
To another question, F o rru tal
said that a apeclal technical com
mittee now atudying creation of
a peace time radar system to
warn of the
tha apprO**ll
apprdaqh of un
unidentified plane* I* including in
it* itudy a proposal for a "picket
screen" of radar-equipped ahipa
auch as Admiral Chester W. Nlmits recently suggested.
Hr described as “not accurate"
a recently published newspaper
story that 200 specially selected
officers are being sent to
oil lines and bases in th* Middle
East. . ; He also replied In the negative
when asked about reports that
United 8tat*a air plane* and
pilot* would be sent to Greece.
When aaked about a rumor
that the United States la negoti
ating for a base a t Bengasi, in
Cyrenalca,' Forrcstal said that
''I've had no conversations about
It"
The 116,000 "Jail on wheel*" designed by a pioneer In th* field of crime' prevention, former 8heriff J
Edward Slavin of New Haven, ConnA baa embarked on a nationwide tour in conjunction with his oneman cruaade against Juvenile delinquency and will b* in Sanford Thursday through the cooperation of
the local Folic* Dept. A completely motorised unit, the 6-wheel vehicle contain* displays of the newest
in police equipment for traciitg, capturing and questioning of felons, and a g e n u i n e electric chair.
Capable of 60 miles per hour, the self-propelled Jail I, *»>out the site of a cross-country bus, and inrludea crime-fighting apparatus fonnd only la F.B.I. and police laboratories and made available gratia
to the Sheriff by manufacturers wild, the approval of those authorities.
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Florida State New* In Brief
Steel Industry
ICaallaaa* frwe r**a Oaal
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Oas,
eurily and conservation pro
grams. v*.. a
Then Senate Ranking Comraittae
heard Secretary of tha- Interior
Krug a( 10 A. M. before the
I’rcsldcnt's report was made pub
lic and . Secretary of Commerce.
Ilarriman at 2:30 P. M.
These ' cabinet officers, along
with Schwellcohach and Secretary
of Agriculture -Anderson, -- are
co-authors of the Admlnstration's
wage-price control bill.
Schwrllanbach told- tha commitire that “if we are successful
in checking the upward trend
of prices and rents and In low
ering the cost of foods, we shall
have a basis for Calling on labor
voluntarily t» limit' demands for
further wage increases—at least
temporarily—while we aa a na
tion try to achieve a basis of
stability.” .
The Secretary said this ob
jective could not be achieved
without selective price control.
And he added that even If .labor
did make a voluntary agreemant
to curtail wage demands, th*
administration still should have
legal power to control pay In
creases.
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would probably show that "all
M so rlra Bvana, W ary . X . Clm ar_ Mistrial
roa lla a d . A ll A D llh a r, ils e 's H al
needed in the domestic economy."
GULF8TREAM ENTRIES
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WATER LOGGED
N lsh t, » I m J r« n Hlr. U r a t e U fa ,
The committee favored volun
MIAMI, Jan. 14, (AV- It-ap-1 MIAMI, Jan. 14. VPb- Florida
A il K#*-r*<#rj>.
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(rasllaeaa ,raa* T u t OW)
prared today that not more than began drying out today after a tary distribution agreements with
* ,r a a * H a ,.- K a l i , It ,
- brought soaking
7 rains in the
m
four horses will go postward in storm are*
.... ir.du*try.’*aylng
, ............... , that „reim- the stand was John I^onsrdy. j
U ii'ti U p P a L T e w m h lp . I J I I I *
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Sanford
attorney,,
who
testified
Gulfstrearo
Park's
ftatur*
Thurs
Ani.«r,
llrd
T
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lie
L
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Lea.
to all part* of the state during- P°«i‘,An
*cr0Vf.7 Hnen4
he racked up 13 of the Seminole M U .lln e h rt, Pool P f e - t . Ultuiil*
that
he
era*
present
in
the
g
a
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tion*
andpriosUles
over
day
w
benX
aJuaat
fa
rm
's
mighty
the past-*4 hours.
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score*. Ha was followed by M a in * .
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would have the effect "however rage u f Charle* H. Taylor, negro,
*<
Armied seeks another bundle of
Tha forecast was for clearing limited and sparingly used of on East Fourth Street during
Charlie ThoriMs, who scored si*
K
T M i* H a ca -S /I* * Hlle
cash.'
and colder weather today and to slowing down "production."
itnt* and Bill Johns and Boyce . U d y Kortuns, O rsr I*” *. SI"*
tlie quarrel Involving tb* Me
Racing Secretary W. R. (Duk,e) morrow.
annum, who scored four points tluM r. J iia a ll*. I l l a r k w .i l , llu r a l
The report recommended:
millan brothers and Taylor, which
I t . * a. N avar P a ll M r. Itn rth r* M.
Pahlstrom expects three rivals to
each.
The Miami weather bureau re
1. That every aleel producer led to the death n f . tha negro
I ' . a r t k lt a a a - * / |* H it*
W ackcr
face Arreni Wright's
galdln In ported 2.16 Inches of rain in tha survey
right's gtldlng
Friday night the Fed* motor
Its .own customers' need* pastor as he attempted to medi
AalfllU H a rr
the
mile
and
a
quarter
f
25,000
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quarter
f
24
hours
ending
last
night,
in
to I’alatka to meet the Palatka
“with s view to correcting Inequ- ate In the quarrel.
l a m T a rb
b la
ut,
t, l l a u k a IWan, H* »
Gulfstream
Park
handicap.
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1.60 Inches In one hour itles of distribution and propor
High Maroons In a twin bill, and llu n v tla a a r, Chaa'a la ib r l. Had C ap
Dr. George Starke, negro phy
TKaU are
ava Jule
fills Kink's
VlnW's Wide cluding
They
from 6:46 to 8:45 P. M„ It was tlon* of steel going to companies sician who attended th* Injund
next Tuesday night the 8*mlnoies i,ariVr. ""n**art. Lslir’l, H a n lioua.t. I to duty with tho SsnfOrd N a\al
Dabby
Tiana.
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Station
in
1944,
and
.hew
Wing,
H.
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Grant’s
Eb
and
BerRose Bowl Records
tha heaviest fail in Miami since .whose manufacturing require pastor, said that 8utton died of
move to DeLand for t%o contests.
riflh Harr-• ■tariir
j the frirndlintss of the people of mill Farm’s Bug Juice. .
tha Oct. 11 storm brought 3.60 ment* have changed."
ML Dora (33)
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a fractured skull caused by be
Ju»l Dlrrna. With l,l»««urr. Do- SB„forJ awi aurrounding
terrlSet By M ichigan.
inding
Inshea In 24 houra.
2. Assumption of responsibility ing hit with a blunt weapon.
fg f t IP la r llnma \ Ilumtnrd llol. I^aall.
aurrourvun* « r r i
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NEGRO BCHOOL
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1 i •'■nut *M out. K l l s h l C .. X o th lae tury resulted In hi* settling with
Treadwell, f
by the industry for cheeking Its
F
Charle* Taylor *when exam
h is' dunily In Plorids. .
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* LOS ANGELES Jan. 14 (/TV2 10 Kin«r.
own sales “In order to stop dl'
ti
ined bv - the defense. Identified
FIGHTS
GAMBLING
■ s i n k Ita ra .ft/ IS Mil, Two records -credited to Bob Kurin'., f
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Relating n atory rreerntty pub- A group of Souther* governors
slons of steel to other than nor
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pistol a* his property^. which
Jo b * W sN sr, A rn b rr l l s w k . r ia r - .
will discuss establishment of a
’ and Mkhlgnn when tho LcAdford, f
MIAMI. J a n .-1 4 . <JT)— City ms) channel*- of trade."
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said was unloaded at tho
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regional ~medical school for ne Manager Richard G. Danner has
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thorough study by the tlm r of the quarrel and which
been Simpson, g
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wa» brought out groes a t a conference this week the support of the Rotary Gub Federal Trade Commission of ho had pulkil out of a tool box
d«
Ihe fact was
Us*ad out- • .
and the Young Adult Fellowship distribution*practices, merger* and and attempted to use during the
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Stevens,' g
M i t a l k n a r a S M S M il.
that over a millh.ti members end Iq Nashville, Tenn.
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The governors will inspect Mo- of Grace Methodist Church in hi* acquisitions, and' the operations altercation.
Statistician Charles Weliutock Keller, g ____ ___ .» « 3 0 6
of service club* throughout the
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0 0 D r nay, M y J r lly flra n , K au lll.r«. nation meet every week for a harry Ifadii
Medical' Colleg*
o f . Nash stand aganiat gambling in Miami. of completely integrated com
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said hs 'listed two passes by Darkow, g
Member* of the - Jury were!
D rn n y, H r J r lly
lir a * . KauH I.M
Chsppui* as forwards which
Tha two groups yesterday an- panies.
meal
and
conversation,
Mr. ville, and If it* la found to be
K. B .. Randall. Jr., Charle*
la ly ,
l/ iid o a
lly ,
Is d y
llnols,
fccrptablo
they
WIU
discuss
its
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4.
Extension'
of
control*
over
proval
or
Danner'*
efshould have bean laterals count
nounced
app:
Wackcr said th at this mass group
Carlson, I-eo Rutnor, R. R. Stonling In the yards gained by run
Is growing more powerful every acquisition for tho S o u t h e r n forta to enforce gambling laws, steel exports, so as to protect ger, Ralph W. Lossing. Joseph
RlaMIk l t a r r - l / 1* 9IIU
states.
ning. This chopped Chappuls*
the
Interest*
of
American
industry
Q a la lr la H a rr
joining th* Klwanls Gob, Dade
yoar and la now strong enough
Mikler, Jno.'D avis, R. D. Dekle,
S ir Kandy, Jo d rn ry illr t. T ip p y jo control. the nation, but for
net
rdagt to 91 running, Yates, f
The school is one of the larg e,t C o u n t y Bar Association and and particularly small business, W. A. Hunter, John 8. Krlder.
(la
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W
alcom
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Illira
Cooper,
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"For
as
long.**
the
scarcity
sxista
139 passing. 230 total, le u than
tunately it works only for good. negro medical, dental, pharma Grand Ju ry Association of Dade
O. K. Fourakre and Raymond
Il l l l i a lin il, XVoodarland llu lilr, T o Keeling, f
Dixit Howell's 239 In 1934.
In pointing out th a t' Pilot or ceutical and nursing inatltutiona County, which already had given ami a* Jong as efforts to secure McGill.
lira Patrol.
8elgrr.it,
f
greater e ffo rts of critical sieel
I t alto trimmed Michigan's for
him support.
ganisation'’ has objective* , that in the United 8tatcs.
X ln lh n a r r .K a l a t l l r
products arc being made." Pre
ward p u se s completed to 15 In McCall, c
are activ e;' require action be
q a l a l r l a H a rr
p r o s e . _____
. p s
exports."
of 17, leaving Navy's 14 In Bowen, g
sent export quotas, it said, "are in present
H r a llt r f Ira, N im ble lin y, (Ira
hind them to promote and en*
'v hr
"It is tlie .opinion of tha steel
Ir a f , llo ld aa )la ir n n . Illa^k l^rrry,
1924 still the retard. Michigan's B. Thomu,
declared, and pointed out that based upon guesswork rather than
rAiragn
certain
program*,
Mr.
Kiw&nis
Club
P a k a L o c k , D ra n d
Hud. Ju n « l* Wacker stressed the Im portant U ------- ^ 7
subcommittee that if a realistic
record total of 491 yard* YvniilnVJiUU
intelligenca I* the greatest re upon reality."
4 24 Oes,
6. Giving representative* of survey of steel requirement*
ed unchanged.
of
good
publicity
in
*
bringing
source
th
at
any
country
can
have.
T a t l k H a r r . l / I * Mila
I ('Bulla b #S l i r a T a n * Oaa,
iho industry n voice In tho dorcl- were made." the report aald, “It
J . * .1 *•“•
q B la la la Mara
between earning rapacity and
would shqw that under present
opement of export program*.
■■ i . . . .
T o w n A c*, Mia* C h lraan . P a ireducation,
duration,
and
pointed
point
out
th
at
• 6. ■Stepping up of efforts to condition all kteal production
w all Paudran, H u b * H arb or. L i l l i * nation
from
"periodic
d*
p
m
i
and In*
SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION
N no rltr.
Tom '*
P n m m a a d .r,
K ll slons" and tQ provide Americana of those in the top wage
recover scrap, including a re now available la needed In the
come brackets, 60 per
percent are col
O 'P la h rr ly . M an Bkldrao rr.
vision of War Assets Administra' dpmestir economy. That would
with "richer and mora satisfying legs
lege graduates and 40 percent Mary, Lacrosse, 21; 8Urke, tlon policy wilh regard to sales of also assume its efficient and most
Uvea."
i.
hare
have a high school |education.
.uae.'
Gainesville, Cltra, 23: Wllllston, durable goods w hich'it elill hold* essential
scniiai .use.
*
More Income for consumers will
Murray contended tb* report ! ^
Among men of - eUmenary
ad- 25: Ocala, Welrsdale, 27
and which might be used for
Trum an SnyH
be
needed.
Mr.
Tyumen
aald,
to
l
1'
does not attack the basic problems
•
Upper East Coast district scrap.
» • *
atari* work
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
keep prediction up when exports “5*4^n*
7. Voluntary distribution agree of the industry.
_ Income a t Delarid, Pierson. Crescent City,
Irw H Ia a ri Iran* P a a r Oaat
fall oIf, when credit shrink*, and
J ,4'
for next June 3b must be used to when saving* are reduced, and at 60, and has a 60-60 ehsnee of 24; Hastings, Bunnell 27; Neva ments which it aald "must be
i_______ - _____________
Tuesday, May 4,1948
made effective if the .free enter
eev« the
MIC national
IIHIIVIIHI UVl'i,
IIV» cut
lUk "more consumer Income must be bang dependent on others at 60, Smyrna, Mims 28.
lower
debt, not
i ■■ in
—r
t *w
tax rates a* the Republicans, are accompanied by belter Income he asaenad. Tha high achool man
Orlando district: Forest City, prise system is to endure in
SEMINOLE COUNTY'
starts
work
at
IS,
reaches
tha
peak
•America."
determined to do.
•• cf
224:
Oviedo,
Casselberry,
Fern
distribution."
C d'w iji - 1,t Income at 46. and thereafter his Park, Conway, Howev.
The group found that exports
o w e y . JFruit!and
And Mr. Truman repeated his
He'continued:
MUFFLERS
remains much tha tarns,
of iteel by this country reached
proposal for *'f40 a person “cost
Within ten years, maximum Income
Tha colleg* man starts work a t 24; Kissimmee. Umatilla! S jl'san - 11.1 per rent of production last
l
of living" income tax cut to be employment will mean 44,000,000
22 and a t 80 his Inccoms on ths ford. Winter Garden 29.
year, and it noted that the longmade up by higher'laxrs on cor Jobs or more.
TAIL
PIPES
porations.
Indian River district: Malabar range Europe Recovery Program
"Wc should within ten years be average, equals that of the high
A m u s s MAHli U | A m u THIS XAMR OR T|IIS
A fter reciting ■record-breaking able to incrcaee our annual na school man at tha aga of 40, aald 30; Cocoa, 32; Vero Beach 34; Ft. may call for an increase above
ia x u ih a t k o r yovh c iio ic r
YALE TIRES
that.
Pierce 38; Stuart 35.
gains during 1947 in nearly every tional output by 36 per eent,” tha'
___ wants are Increased by „
It said two studies made by the
East Coast district:
phase of eronomle activity, the Prcaldcnt said. Rut he declared
FOB COUNTY
chief executive forecast "another that buslntaa plants and equip- education and American- markats Davie, 86; Danla, Opalocka, 38; Department of the Interior and
Seminole Tire Shop
are Improved In pronortlon to
PR08ECUTING ATTORNEY
le, 37;
”
67; Homestead,
Pompano, by a citiiens committee headed
year of splendid achievement"
ment need expanslon-e»pocislly, education of buyer*" h# declar Perrin*.
votm r o n owe
by Secretary of Commerce Ilar
38; Delray, 39.
But he took alarm as well as he said, In Ihe steal, oil, coke, and ed.
"Man of limited education who
201 N. Park
Phont 37
Thursday's forecast was fair riman contain "undentatemente"
prida In the advances.
electrical Industrie*.
have risen in .the ranks are the and cold.
to
the
effect
that
that
"European
J.J:
"Unless
we
as
a
nation
show
an
Mr. Truman s a id 's long-range
FOR SHERIFF
needs can be accommodated withability to Impose restraints upon housing program and the rebuild exception and not the rule.” ha
VOTE r o n OXB
o u m lv e i' and to. utilise the ma ing of blighted city areas should
projeyte to a successful
chinery or our representative be set In motion by prompt act
Percy A» Mero
iislon. '
government to devise well-con of Congress ns "a sta rt toward
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Mrs. Lourine Beal, program
v o t e r o n oxb
sidered regulatory measures, wa the objective of n decant standard
FOR COUNTY
stand In great dangar th at run of American housing within ten chairman, Introduced the speak
8UPER1NTBNITENT OF
er. She also Introduced Mrs.
away prices, over-extendsd credit year*.")
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
and unbalanced
developments will
ibal
FOR COMPTROLLER
Farm policy, ho asserted, should Phyllis Alien Proctor, who. sang
votr r u n ojsb
ad lo an economic recession.
•, Sim at a 10 per cent' Incre as# in "So Far" and “Oh, But I Do,"
totw r o n oxb
accompaniment.
"Wo cannot be sure th at «ueh agricultural output. In the decade to bar own-piano
Tli
risld. president, proMrs. Joel Fli
• recession would not bo severe anee
FOR
SUPERVISOR
OF
lead
*
through
*611
conservation,
FOR STATE TREASURER
ef business
and recovery Mow and painful." the uto of thrde times aa many sided over a brie]
REGISTRATION
VOTE POE ONE
Mr. Truman added: "When an tractors as before the war, fed slon prior to the program, and
v ote r o n oust
Inflation la In progress, there Is eral pries supports,* and other welcomed Mr*.. Mary MeCaulay
Into the club as a new member.
no way of predicting when it will mcaiyrcs.
FOR
Lourinc
A.
Beal
break of its own accord. Ona can
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
As for international affairs: Thera ware 88 numbers present
OF .rU BLIC INSTRUCTION
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER only be certajn that, if permitted "Our economic relation* should at th s matting.
v o t e r o n ONr>
t*to run it* own course, it will bo luch a* to aid In ths roster*,
------- - ItMrlrS Mb. t
break wilh destructive forca."'
vote r o n uxb
tlon of Europe under tho EuropeThe tconomic report, last of an recovery program. In n frame* LONGWOOD HOTEL
F gR COMMISSIONER
three major White House mes
rk of
or inrreasl:
Increasing world pro* Im t efl Hi. ir-ea, aaiewav katwaar
AGRICULTURE
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER sages to.the new session of Con work
Ortaa4s
parity, our country can move for r t u m
r o r a r o n oxk
(Hilrlrl Xa. S
a a daily ra n « » •,«
gress, set these national goals ward most confidently to meet
votr r o n oxb
for 1948: ..................
the problems of our domestic eco— FOR
1. A 3 per cent gain Ita pro
AD COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER duction. Last year’s target of 6
- Ulitrtet Xa. S
ro n o x m
per eent was narrowly missed—
VOTR r o n OKR
I
per cant more goods was turned
out but fewer "orvlccs, such aa
BTATB SENATOR
FOR MEMBER OF BOA HO
ATOR1AL DISTRICT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
TOTH r o n OXB
E
BALLOT
5
a
FOR MEMBER OF
OURR af RBP»
�If - *
u
r~«
^ V K K N E « l> A Y t JA N . H , IP 14
rm r
sa
^fo
rd
h e r a ld
IIAMBOHE’S MEDITATIONS !
.
h a n fo h d
, F l o r id
* jin . i n
(«lidcr Meet
tip Ajlrp
a
PACE.
—
Foreign Aid
, ,
. . . .
f u ll aide means," Snyder said.
“They were tod sucfessful."
Snyder, explaining
financial
H v r;
------- -*
Lumber Prices
M
j
I ( tantlmiffii irnm I'R lf *»«ft
r-«* o . o
{>
h||„ ,.|n„
I t MNllnurca ftniM I'S C ' '**«»
;cortlipK to Lowrrnc** llrulin, K«*n*
i idem of the "Krliy Lumber CorCo
1
s
.
.
.*
‘
■
>i
V
*
f
"
'
European
recovery
in
testiera! manager, will las Mr*.' “GiniHiration. Kouatpn, Tex,, advocated
Lo countries
! o . r a . a igeneral
^
,KuT
on fnrm
( W rU
eM
a1,» to a,- suspension of over time pmvislona
ny" llenni* of Hanford, Interns- L
«*■*"'
tulo ►m°«y
| proT; ralfifig
lt
I ttonal women'* altitude eliampion, to liquidate Hie pru|>ert> owned
dawn liv President Tinm an, on the Wage Hour Act. which he
JM HAlMTS, A tE 5 8 f S a ,
a b u distance leeord holder for the in the United S tates ■ hy their , .
-aid make it uneconomic for turn| U nited Slate*;
l*-t niH-rator* In lake advantage
, . Shelley. Chllle*, national* a* a couditinn fei te' .
.
g u T . t f I s e e * OME, r
single plnee altitude record hold-: reiving aid •from* thi* govern- | *• **'* "f- the Untied State* of ^ rn .'u tal opportunities and rx . pjud (oodn.-rion . during . period*
A tN ’ (SWKlE
(Ol'tAMT
er. and Paul Tunlland. holder of. menL.”
JilDHJfKX- »haul»l_J*_pniM
granl.r . in a id " - meaning ,g jD ' ,.if faVornldc weather.
[tw o plaer record*.
, "Ibr you think thut all foreign
N«JD£»M To SPAM* HODM’
John It Vca h, prcltdeirt of the
‘ entered in the eonte»t» itSMrts held hy tfit" ’yititen* of • •apd liort in loan*. The am o u r;
T * L o o k ' s mA H T /
Itieluifd Reeves, president these 18 iintion* shnutil in- ptrdg- required to lie ‘repaid shout t Appuiarhian* llardwtrod Manufae.
Hearing Society of Ariier- ed to th e M ai-hall l'Ui»L^l.i*ige l>e bc|d down in the "Imriowine tuiei - '.\ ■.•n-Irttioti, .teslifed •*qo», country'* • opacity to repay in
national body that re p rv ., prCMcd.
em inent control cannot ir.creas*
i- — j i«jnt* thi* country in Inlet nnliunal • ■ T *eF no ubjer-ti.in.'* S im la dollar*."
2. F ire percent of the’ program the qiim litjr of availahle lum ber."
| soaring, and Richard Coney, gen. answered,
ernl npmager of the group, who
lord go; Pin a lilt It- di*a|>point* funds .iloukl' >4' set n q d e,
on JtilyM, ut Wichita Falls. Teva*. *‘d. I'd ho|H*l jo it would *uy guarantee ruivnte American firm*
gave s rliampiotiship perform they ought to 1*; phslgitl, just U. S dollar* lit yfehonge fur
ance nn altitude, distaiu-v and a* a»*et* of the American | h-o - foreign riirrenriep they earn
through
th - •
duration.
«
|de are pledged.”
, in„v e .’r.ielt |m
In aider to aid in financing the
Ear her t'hair mini Vanrlenhceg i countnes I urpnsc■ to i" a ttra c t
from common.
soaring m r^L .lh c Seminole Coun *t It-M ich| h aika.ked'H niilei iitiont I'lfvate rnvestnrent abroad, ('onwr of CoiHim i u 1 and th e . IP|klf ta ' IB3U tlffii- "t.' very siib- g ir ** "vnmrtil pr rnitt , ;lit' tm irmr
Junior C ha pi her of Commerce m anual hoarding of gold mid of short supply giHnl* for the
Marshall Plan countries in Can
h a w underwritten it to th e e \ . American dollar? nbr.md.”
Ureomulsion rellrvr* promptly
l,’n* of t.Vtl each.
i. The Treasury head -ah! this ad a,. l-atni Amrrirn and rl*n. cauve
it goes riabt to lit* scat of to*
The m eet,'which r* rsKWlrhl to , probahly is true but added th u ,* where, or |n one Marshall Plan trouble to help loosen and expat
.draw many -oar ing m th u a ia ata, i? |i m P chance of bringing this ro u n try .to buy gi**l* for gnolhei germ laden phlegm, and aid n a t u n .
to ioothe and h ral raw. tender, to*
hrwe, i. -mituored hy the recently out until eumlRigitit in th, tit n m ‘.
named bronchia) m u c o u s' m am *
forniou H oitda Soaring Aitaocia-. Kurr>|M-annation- become *tnh‘e
bnm rv Tell your druggist to sell you
/
I lion Of nhich W alter hiohne. .Sr.
um| UBdc
retu rn s to near normal
a
bottle of CrroinuUkin with the un*
Phone
.jy & L .'T ;•* F"--*WfW awl Cuy S lo ret. chief condition*.
I'htine derrinttdlug
you must like the way It
* *
" mi'cbnntc nt the Sanford School of
Yahdflttlrerg pointed nut thtP
S II.V K H
y ,A
quickly allays the cough or you ora
Aviation i- v k cp re sid en t. Mr*.
| nu
otrilntinn—t n i n t m g - n f '
to have your money back.
Bi-nm- i». M cretary, and ....... . gold ha* been -ucee**fui in the
7£LUM* M l MlTs
T* S iU tv L
^ F I C E space In Melsch D uildinr Florida Times Union—your n\ornLorre light offices, newly u.'cor-i
Init paper. Phone 822-M.
.■tad. all utilities, heat and tan I
tar service furnished. Call 858- Marion' Market Cabbage ‘plants.
I,. It. Mann, luike M"” r<»\ Fla.
W. H. A A. Dept. SUira._____
"
RENT A CAR
y o u drive it
PHO N E 200
1M U C R L A N t»-M OR 111SON
. U-IlRIVL-IT. INC.
Phone 803-R.
RADIATOR ch
IJO U8TRUM . PLANTS.
Why * New Radiator?, m v- n ,l t , \Ve
' w ait 3 years to grow n hedge
take o ff & <n«tilL Jimmie Ccwwhen L. It. Mann. l«ake Mona n 'i S h eet-M etal Work*. Phune
roe. Fla. ran put you in a
Old.
ready grown hedge in a few
2 BEDROOM
EN t T c m .
- E x p ert Radio Repairing
hour* Call W13-R. .
private hath. Adult* only. 2.100
_K r«d Myers. S) I L. ^
3t-__
£ Mellonvlile.
ELECTRIC Luncheonette, 1209
SEE
US
H
U
t
Magnolia.
BEDROOM. Call a fte r 8 P . •«,
MJMKOG
811 Park Ave.
Ib frig e rn tm . lint Point, u«ed
AND TYPING
only 3 months. 170? Palmetto.
6 ROOM Furnished House. Call
CREW IT I.U Rl! AU l)R S A M (lltli
aftcrnoonii. Mr.i. E. B. Gr«vnTABLE model Zenith radio 17 in.
Iraf, Lake Mary,
110 N. Park
r I‘httte ISO
high 12 im-hca wide l.'HMHl.
High School Faim.
ONE” ROOM A IT . In good locaFOR RE N ’l
- miter Fury]
lion, aifi W. 1st St. 1
-Operation. Seasonable . . *. S.in-1
NtiRTII i AKUl.lNA home . i»r»'
fonl P a in t A Ola- 1 <• Phono
ru-d Cherries and Ularkberru-*.
3li.1.
____
K R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L K
1020 Laurel- Ave.
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
ROW BOAT and 7 diamond wedPARTS AND HGItVICB
ding hand and " engagem ent 109 P alm rllii Avr.
Phone 1011
I Tuckm
j*
t r e a - u le r .
D ire cto r . ,
S I) |U . ,
, „ e r r «{, M tllM
INSURANCE
ring. Cosh. 211 French Ave.
KRAI. ESTATE
! “ V‘
<htrclause lm ;|n*eit,h! m a„v aid
"
r<
W
\
~
F.II.A. MORTGAGE LOANS
i
m
Uiifgih'. h a t y l r , agreem ent
requiring Euro|«-an
Roper fin* Range, good rondiShow cant* and m-vt-ra
RAYMOND M. -BALL, R ealtor
jH m r .holder ami Frit* ConqUon
^ Mfl |,m, hoarrltng of gold
lion. |3ft,00. 4iu Magnolia.
O— DUE’S SIGN HHRVICK
f 9"«i.r41'I*,ilrG *mw« %I’M■r llRf f
I The to ller i. alsu u . director of
. d
Registered Broker and
O. II. I a nd rasa PI
1021
I nauranee Agent
o,
..M enton
by I' Vi Kilp.vlfiik. who tom - the Hearing Soclejy. of America.
Used Norge electric refrig erato r.
h 1 llnw ydtrff.^cilijiu
i
Rra. 4 F lorida State Bank Tlldg.
Pj 1| 130X
i
«
F
i
l
M
l.
kraier
lo
l
lit*
<*<ok
IC
o
k
ar
:iR
ad
tfto
n
*4g.-'!a*.-h«t'
O Je.
jitrUj radiator -''?*••
IPG S:i.r- nn the batchall isintmittce ami T rail- Mncatim-. i*
reruindi-il that during tin* Ger
8 ROOM HOUSE 2319 W. l i t . 211 G A L Cast lr n n * \\'a * b Put
h ere for the nicel.
feed
AVe.
I
t
......
man occupation of F ram e such
Inquire a fte r 5 P. M.
atm tibv.iiil Mig^iitt amt tJm i
$7-00. Palm etto' Grocery, 317
mi'thiHl* fnileil to prevent hoard
Palm etto Avr.
W
rhrr
(or
their
a
im
la
n
te
.
>
REPAIRING.
Hull
*
G
ar-i
Wciref
-to
AUTO
-N IC E 6 ROOM hungalow for sale,
iitg.
* ,
age,, Hnnford m et Cejor'v Ave- j i | r | | , ggmi .inrum nm t. that a
™ Complete kitclien, Iwating sy s APRON front kitchen sink with
“The Germans even lu n 'I ui»
Phone
tOtKt-M.
|
,
|
tem. tile hath, floor rovering.
draLpbuard. dot P ark Ave.
glide! l dee I Hill be belt! at lire
^ e a ita a m r,..«, i-, • n,i,r *.r- |VeF»t'di*—tiefoi e"~lTVe" fo if«i* -,o'i:t*l i
Good Incut lop. f t . 800.00 will
For I i
'
! Munit qr.il Aii|oot thi* urwkentl lo r- o n . elected by lire stork* and I lied othci nto-t illimlilBUHNER FJuretico .OIL Itanre,
handle. Immediate possession.
anil ‘ti»»t >• >t lin t . B ir t luntlrer linlder*: C. t|. CluMs, Andrew
guild vuhdition. 702 W. 3rd St. IIK F IT tlt.E lt ATKIN 1 It VICE
C ontact' Roy Johnson's G rill,
Dial; Fnrrrat Gatela-I E. t.
Call
Phone IlhO-W.
.
I
n
i C i.in m c tir ami lire Juuim J Kflpittrick, Jr., C. II. McNulty idem. E. U. K d p attu k , Jr„ vicej
Magnolia Ave.
GAN AH KID R Itil tt A HON
1 ( h unber id t orumeicc lr.nl un and (V \ Put rick.
p te .id e n l; T. E 1‘urki r, ca-hli'r.j
' S I’RVK'P
3 BEDROOM bungalow, 6 rlo iete, /e n ith Hearing Aid. Phone tven’L "' director* met, following j and Mi-* Mm i l.yiui I’m*, a*-<
-Ings. 360-J. ■
l'li. r,7l‘ W
fleiw irltcn ,*tlie event to lire extent j
2 porches. With, or without ex
. 1.* th e meeting of Ktnrkiioidi i . and i hiitnnt Cashier. Ail employi - m ic
tra lot*. Phone ’ 1176-W.
_
,1 <.100 rat It. Mi. Hiytum » a a u ,..i. , , ,. ■■ i i . v . i ,.. |1|( 1 etauii'd.
D
IA
PER
SERVICE
A R T IC L E S W A N T E D _ _ F«r detail* of th
■■ .iii'mun* e<! ,i I I'Uida Airway*
TWO " BEIIHtMlM I t -ItNISIIKD 6
.it-- i ' m l id
- BUNGALOW. ALUKA It V TLN n iiih rst Vgai* plica 'p a id ‘for
•a rrv ln '“ ’m:es- m- i'—e f .—^ ^ s tr-o r- *‘Ai/ •I nre WeeW—which will
m .ANTED AND READY FIN „r.,
w rite BABY VAI i 1 l> i"iiii, bvbl in S.vnbinl timing tbe week
furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
I M M R DIATE POSSESSION.
Hrncli. l)i«lK,c. ruuidi-,1
Co.
311
E.
1st.
Pb.
U68.
of Jan. 2ft.
LOCATED IN GOOD S E C
. ..
NEED A NEW ROtU 1 I..? .il re- '• •
TION OF CITY.
PM , BUY your car n-gardlc-r of
\! la-e i r |H111r**I oil arliviliet
p ttu e n t alixe
ill
Robert A. William*. Realtor
age ur ronrlition. Roy Heel. 309
von. T arim oerangt
0 nj tin- (Via11 tiu a r J ami <aitl
Raygrond E. Lunqulsl, A ssociate
W. 2nd S t
,
Roofing Co. .I'tion.
Atlantic Hank llldg.
Phone 732
‘
1 j lin t c lfo ih .u r bring marie In
M
SIZE ga* range. 12ftt* Mag- _furd1_
---------- — motorite llic ladmad ilr.Awbtitlge
THREE Bedroom House, large AI*T
mdia. Phone OHil-J.
COLD
WAVE
St*EC
LA
I
'
ur>l nf I uLr Monroe and to
sleeping porch. ■One and one
We make our own Ice Cream, All flavors
Ih n u ly
Ha.on. Plr. improve lire ili.rnnrl in the Si.'
•Sanfunl
half baths. One to five acre* 7 P e ts , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s
*
1351.
land. 10 bearing trees. N ear
•Tasty — Delirious — llt-nll Itful
biltnr River Irmn L akr M onroe.lo
1—ke Monroe Boulevard, Just FOR SALE: T hom ughbrrd Cock- OUUANDO Mortfin*
(met Or-! I ,.kr Harney. I.ra Leiher and
k outside City limit*. Call P07-J
hr Spaniel, 10 weeks old. Pimm- . Undo Kvemug film.
T I
- - T (>
E A
jn« k Ratigatl lejwilwl on the In• after 6 P. M. for appointm ent.
1303.
1(av. J IBS •
111 Sa nf or d Avenue
Phone I2LH
i11 iinm id lo.ni rigit' ’ in and
3 BEDROOM house, hard wood FOR SALK: I.nrpr gentle fim PLASTER
rl all
|
around
Seminole
(
minty.
T
M.
floors, imm ediate possession,
graded Jersey row. Milking i
kind?, paicliinib F m - esUtuaU-i.
18,000.
Aimilage irpmlFd nn llic aclivi*
weeks. T ested Bangs and T. It.
Phono C ount> :*U—
NEW 2 tirdrooiii house, furnished,
exceptionally fine, heifer to
Rev id tbe Lim it! Club.
44,700.
OZARK
freshen
before
middle
of
t - AUTO RLP OHS
Several small farms, all tiled.
March.
No husinesa Friday
I nuiki-fi car v ifucki. Expert
\mnng llawe pretcni al lb<
MOST
BEAUTIFUL
building
nights or Saturday.
Phone
m eehanics Ruaranteeii t t r k i
i pieelmg wcie I'nrrevt Gatchrl, O.
sites In Hanford, most reason
1343-W1, W. II. T rapp, Enter
E asy rmrirtlrly.payment*
I* llctndon, II. B. Pop*. Centmably priced.
prise, Fla.
GENKH a L U t t t h A
J . W. HALL
A . .S p eer, |-rank Shame*, l-tnd
E q U IP M K M i d .
„ R eilstered Real E state Broker, FOR HALE: 2 Pinto general -ad2«H AV. First S trret
Weluu., Al |j-e. Jack Raltgan,
dir* horses. Brown It. I'nlea, .
..., ,
i- - <
|
I lly . Steltglnillc Arc.
Juliu IBrumley, Xeonard CaalelRt. 2. Box 181, Elder Springs,
Sanford.
*.
Iwfry.
J. A lliittin r. W , A. Mor13 .N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L
A R T IC L E D F O K 5A i_E
i
RECORD PLAYERS and radio*
for rent. Dy day or week. The
M ush Bo*, 119 W. l i t S l
Phone 953.
Krider
Beware Coughs
That Hang On
6 9
“
. Try
T IP — T O E I C E
V
FOR SALE— U m eroei for driroway*
and
roadwaya— Phono
1*41.
REAVING MACHINES '
SALES AND HER VICE
D trt’s Hewing Alach. Shop
11S S. Fhrnch ■? Pit. MM
•
Mra. Y. C. Bollinger, West la t St. near Mon
roe Corner.TUXEDO FE E D S—com pute line
Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store.
cut flo w erh .
FURNITURE! Vi O FF RETA IL
PRICE DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU — MODERN,
LIFETIM E FURNITURE,
" Built and . guaranteed by the
largest
Wagon and FurnlA turn
M anufacturer
in
th e
w U.S.A.
For catalogue anil price* (alsu
special proposition where fu rn
iture pays for iloelf) write
PIEDMONT WAGON A MFC CO.
NATIONAL TRADING CO.
■
Hickory, N. C.
4 Horae Power Chain Haw. N early n»w. Inquire W. J . lU S eyn,
Sanford T railer Park
8
CUE A
P I C E C It
M
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchlti*
YA RD LEY
V E N E T IA N
R L IN IK -
mt: ! » ■ ? * —am at raxr- ■m s H k a w l f w =
Atumlnum -• Cellar •• Poll-hid ■Aluminura
Ask Ale For Free E stim ate
P . W . S T E V E N S - l!I7 \V . R iih liw o tt - O rto n d u
!fh o n e 2 -0 7 2 9
Hank Deposits
FOU T ttli BEST ICE CUEAM
ndZ $ 6 9
r
ARE YOU DISCOURAGED
because you suffer distress from
« FEMALE COMPLAINTS
which maktt you NERVOUS,
HIGH-STRUNG un such dayi?
A** )uu iDnitiifd bjr dUHf« ut (e*
tivalo f u n r liG ik l m o n th ly d l t t u i h *
un'fl HUFtl thikft |otl «uttrf fljMil
|h»Iii , f# rl tai n r m i u r t ru n kv. h n l *
|p*L toraM t»t un it Huir* * Tfltfll
u i try Lydlo K • ru » M i* n i> V e t r *
u M * C vm punu d to i f h r u ' sk iih
himptiMiTtl
,
In » ttocm! m rd ln l t « t tt ptm ed
ftnnar kn Irlf helpful tc» witnirii
trmibiaxl tliti
» Why due t v.*u
i n ftinart iiiui try f*
if *
Ptnkhtotn * CutniHltmd U wh«*4
fVn to i* (*i%If a L itr illif R d i l l v r 11
lltot to ttrnitU limit tit hi' r f f r e t OH
u t ktif irin 'i m o il im jA irfortf u t ^ u i .
T »krn
(MHirul
r r u n lir iT
Plnkhtotn4* Cora*
trnUd up fwtatitw
»i itlint »u*h dUtrcPt. U« kUo a
itr.it £!.oi*itoi,hie,uihlel
N l»l I t Clf j« # I1M(1 %*e#le# I l 11U K«
I *Wt 1 1 ‘*-nktoJJe*llrw to,
rhKII • ' I '*
' ' L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND
limn. John K n d cr. and Rolland
HELP WANTED
Dc.rn
0 ATTENTION
LADIES!
Make n one -stop service fm 'all
WANTED experienced wallre**,
your laundry anil di y cleaning
gooti hours, six days « week,
nei*l* by u d n g your fav.otiie
H~«*
limit f*»»* |1||p $
good salary. App'y Roy Jonn.-" i
loin
W A \ F einplnyimuit of th ree ad
s o n 's d r ill. Magnolsa Ave,
Dry ere 3 Ik flasket.
TH E lll-.l TA S l’l I A LAUNDRY dlll'-m l union tnuaictolia) rati on
ly I*- in te ipn ted- to mean Ihnt
GIRLS WAivTED. Lanuy'a Drug
1IM1 W, T ith jS L, Slafirri)
tiie«y additional imi»icinns were
Store.
In perform actual service*.
Bootkeeper-Slem igrapher, prefer
“ Duflin: -ill ’ *rr1*»ei|m,nt m go14
L
O
S
T
&
F
O
U
N
D
ably fam iliar with Central
lint ton* the dcfenitoltt (Pvlnl'oi
.Motor* system. .State i-x|Mtri-|
Billfold, drivers Jiri n-' •ii*i tei-riy rli-iuandml the employ*
LOST:
cnee. Box G Care llcrnhl.
in* id -. Return to Arlisuii Hurt nn nt fm three additional mu*irtnini arid 'hr record is complete
i t m Orlando A w .
COLORED BOY for Delivery of
|\ di'void of nnv evidence imli
Orlando Sentinel In Goldsboro.tative of utiY intention or intiPhone Ralph Ray, 1K15-J,
nuney, Inal Ion mi lire p a it of th e - d r I.OH1'. Billfold rom uim ng htora
ttiip tu ta u ts pnpwa. .'L i. Willie frndnnl th4t these three add'
Strvi'iril, Tourhton l)n ig . Re tional .musicians w ere not t« pe”9 * WORK WANTED
fornl actual service*. The de
ward.
mand for Ihr enipltiyrnfrit of
qildltlpnal emplnyra was unarIS
AUTOS FOR SALE
--ntpenied bv th rea ts of the lire
INDUSTRIOUS, Christian widow.
Nuray, companiim or house, lu ll U<»|gi panel ton truck, flf •if form-, violence, intimidation
keeper.
(1. Roland, Hanfunl,
int<uv*t«al
Mr*. IL JL Pip- or diin-ii*,
Rt. 2, Box 188 A.
pin, W,’ 1 H J M
Petrillo
lloin-e T railer, d to n a t'-vu: Fur
rail* or rent, Plu 1 3 1 4 , *
cleaning A Waxing. Our Mwi-r •___
unit enablea us to work where ,1934 DODGE t door M*ton, $150.there ia no electric connecllo.
(H>..T’leme II in 1J09-M, .
PLOUR SANDING a
finishing
araiiabla. 21 years expcrlenc*
"This 'fart I* further entphnsited In the light of tcxllmmiy
of represenlativea of the *fatln-i
Hurt neither the ojieration'of the
station nor its etnployea were
interfered with.- and that liter
were not even. inconvenienced hy
rcanon of the disDUte.**
T ly F r n n S t rik e r
,'r
�. 1
PAGE SIX
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1 9 J S 0
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
T lir HTATE OF n-O IllPA TO
K K im a i j . e s h w k i .s u iia m . p .
U 1HVX >J. ItllllKiePOKT wamu
INuTUNt
...
.•
lobbying rfFiltration act of 194ri.
' That law require* that nemo ns
attem pting to Influence legisla
tion must register with Congress
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. W V- ami flla a statement showing who
A ttem ry General Clark <today or- la paying them.
Clark’a letter of authorization,
rlered a federal grand Jury
vesUgalfon of lobbying In the which Kaufmairwaa to flie.Ui the
D istrict of Columbia.
district court today, says KaufThe attorney general gave his
special asnistant, Irving R. Kauf
man, power* of a district attorney
and authorised liin r l b g o hetUnited Stales by certain persons
Snipers’ Guns Bark
Constantly .In The I
*Te1 Aviv, Jaffa Area ]
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
OFFER
JERUSALEM , ja n f j'4 ( / I V I
Arabs atlackrd four Jewish telllemenli in lliy arm between Je
rusalem and Hebron today, Jewith
sources reported, and lention
mounted wills reports from Syria
lliat Middle East Arabs have
set heb. 15 as D-Day fnr military
Clark Orders Probe
Of Lobbying' By Jury
FLORIDA-WEIGHT-SWEATERS
A t a u r o llttt i.f Cum nialnt h s r *
Ian Idan fll* d aan ln H you in lh«
I'trru lt C- urt is aud fu r Hrm lliotr
t 'u u a lr , F lo rid a
In ( T u h u r j , »•»
MiltMA KlU.CKi: nUCKIKUtlAM
fur tlllitrcf, l hr*. iimcniR er*
WithMachineguns
lltr , afore to ro in o iaail >t>u to be
anil a liio a r before ,atd C o u rt e lll'- f
la |iriau a or by uU orney on 11»
f ill ilay n f F e b ru a ry , A , Ik , IK # .
J
..Ill" i u '•
K ill
V EST -H T E
D-Jiailey fJT a m p a , f.
24 yearss a Florida achoolma
today became a -candidate for
State Superintendent of 8chools.
ly in Jerusalem and in llie
Lately secretary of public rela
of all-Jcwish Trl Aviv and
tions for tae Florida Education
Association, of which ha was
Arab Jaffa. Jaffa is thro
sident in 1D38-30, Dailey has
with Syrians, Iraqi and Ti
n supervising principal of pub-Jordanians awaiting oiders to move lie school! at Tampa, Ocala and
against Tel Aviv.
DeFuniak Springe.
CAMEL
YELLOW
GREEN
COAT STYLE
TWtO TONES
HEAVY WORK SWEATERS
SLIPOVER «nd COAT STYLE
wUh DOODLE KLROW for DOUIILE WEAR
SPORTING
GOODS
Unofficial but reliable sources
said three columns of Arabs at
tacked Ain Tsurin, near Hebron,'
with grenades and - automatic
weapons. Jewish reports said the
Arabs also attacked Ihe neighbor
ing collective villages of# Cikib
dlinJJadsoulli and lili* i *ad
Kfar F.t/ion. They said the first
bahd of attackers was tompriied
of 15 men, the second, about
30. A third band struck from the
direction of Jerusalem, the repolls said.
On thif IleOileheni-Uebron mad
n motor car of the Iraqi consu
late waa attacked anil the drlvet
and the driver’s wife wen?' rejKdtetl injured. The ciwkuI himue|f waa not hi the car. Police
quoted quo of_JtJut. |ialr-a*-aaying
"a o m e o f th e ntlackera were "in
wlml appeareil to la? nrnty unlfnrma. Jew ish miurrea exprenaed
ta-llef the ear wnu miatakVn by
Arnlj* for n JcwUH-owned ve*
Idtlcr in the name area Jew*
blew up n Iwo.atury house aua'
peeled M n g used , ns nn Arab
anlpera' neat, Jewish sourrru said.
A high gnvernment aulhnrity
aald the I’nlea^lne gnvcrnmenl
naked Chrlstimi, Moaiein nnd
Jewish religlima roinniunilipa to
deelnre Jeruanlem 'a old rity nrrn
nn “npen city,” nnd thnt negotln*
tiuna were "nearing a aucreaaful
ronciusion." The a rm la ancml
to nil three religions..
Ilagniut, tin- Jewiah miilliu,
pasted up 1leaflet* in Jerusalem
Arab quarter* warning thnt if
the Arnhk did not lift their siege
of 1.600 Jew* within the anrlrnl walled elly, "\VV will be
a g a in it
#OM.
A.
n.
t»» l,
iKrk n | Iha Circuit Court
C o u n t* , F lo rid a '
I I , O I., H unt
S' i t r p u l r C l n k
*
(cbrk'a
tUall
litmlaot* Ceuatr. Florida
of Ih* Clerk n> i o. u *i»»i
circuit Court * tJ-imiy i_1,rk *
Flt>,ul*. tltj iCferk's tt-calt
AVrrman. YVaJ1*-** A Aketmau
A. 1*. IKS.
Attorney* fnr Plaintiff
Otlandu,
Florida
C lrrw lt C o u rt
wstka
WITNrjSS lha hand
add ih» u i l «f the
of Samiaols Coualr,
IZIlt day of January
<) P. Ilrrndna
C le r k
of
th*
A k rrm a a . I V s I U o A A k rrm a n
AI
for P la in tiff
u rls w li),
F l u , Ida
MU. and MRS. H. CARMICHAEL
Now Are .The.
SOLE OWNERS and MANAGERS
of. Mil
IT |H r i ’ilT in ilt -ItllKIIKD th*'
C
ALL WOOI
■> ■!
e n trre d
l i a r «» J a n u a rT ,
P , llcra d o o
Itile ritM lo s I h, pubHefied i n r , taeii
» .,V
for fo u r n iaae ru U v e week*
la Tha H anford H erald , a •(**>*|iaper of r m t r s l cfrculallon o-i'l.riird in H Ju ford , Heenliiole C s s K I
F lo rid a .
W IT N K H K
my bsnd. aud of -
---- RnwOTTagallin -^fciium:—
BUio~t; i i t M -to h tu n i
ortwear
Ik
lllh
I,.
CII A lien* H. «;i>KI.|.Un,
Hefendant
,
M r m r. • to a i -ps : t n
TM: Churl*, tl, UiMW
Hrlal ,*al H Hanford.* In Hio l*o«eI II F.-F Walnut
tjr of Kemlaule sod Ibe Hiale ” 1
te n* ft»-ic I,, S e w yo,k ,
’ Pldrliu,' u n , the atli day . of J» * ‘
NOlk* I* hereby - ■!«•» that y .«
nary, A. l>. ISIS,
piu.l be unit Ip y rar before th«
fl. P. Herndon
. k
•TStirS h rrtn flrr dttlanalrd o« nr
C k » k of c ir c u it C o u rt
i . l e o the tin t dwy of February,
IH C A I.I
J 1*. IKS. Of n Iteerm Pru t'onT . m. i will U ruler,o auuiiwl jou.
tUitfcJlur fuf fljiihllff
. The > if -ii, o f ||i* m lt 1* • *ult
Tor divorce.
The .u n i* of the Conn In e^lkll
Fill I, Indlllnrd I, the Circuit
Tlte annual mrelluu of *h* •lbl<
'•'urt of Ihr Nlnlb Judicial Clreull,
in, in lie i, .if III* Ftr»l Put, nil
the hlat* of FloiWa In and for
Kavlna, aud luian A**M*lallna >f of.
Ketnlnole I ,13nly Will be held Ot rfetniMde ijrinty, In Chancery No
nod Ibe lltle of Ihe r s n I*
the uirtre id the A u w lill", It
JS» Slaiin-.li>' AVeaue. Hanford. Franc** iliulUr, plaintiff, v». Chalk*
Florida on Wrdtmdny, January
THE SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
116 Vi North Park Avenue
Rcaf of Seminole County Credit AHHodnUon
SPECIALIZING in SLIP COVERS Z
UPHOLSTERING of ALL KINDS
Telephone i'll2
j tfaintjitilt*l| 111HJUUHI!
H «rrt«rr
. *.
it | ; T N IN T H
IN A N D P O D
iT .om i'.c
F U iltltM , IN PI
IN ItKi KMTATK
WHIHT ti*ctuwd.
i** TI* AM, CIIKUI
HONH HAVIMI
MAN ft* AUAINHT HAIU FJCTATI
Vou nnB fiieli «»ifL ,you are h«r«b
nollfi'd and re m in d lo i»rv^n^ tM
rtiilru* sind damn Mia which you,
tiihf-r of you,. mf&Jr hiVr aprti»t»l lh®
sat til* o f ItAtel'II II, WIGHT, drr.»b*d. UU of iAid County, to th^
Cnualy Judji* of
m itf,
Florida, at hi* «ifflra In tha •Met
ho mo? of i«M count > at panfotrl*
K’lnrliU.
within right rnlmdur
tiidIttti H fruhi ilto tllhf t»f ihn h M
W illard BattcricB
Firc gt om? -ynTS1
tK(*ndam,' ! ’
HtypitPH
Oil OKI) HP PUlIMPATtON
TO t.FTIIF.tl l.tSR PAHKRIt. wb'*rinl<|flirr I* Uflkmmh.
ToU
htfibjr flr i t f w lo
jiear
j***r«*ifi (or by «Uorn#y) in
ii#*- ClrfuH OBtirt
H« i
C’lnwnijr. Florida «ri nr Iwforr llw
13lti day of FfliriMry, ly il. *<i
•Mvt>r a Kill of
plaint fiW
borthi un-simi you; vdmr tr«t)ng 4
tall for
othprni *4 n D*»
f*ro I’obfoiri w Hi ft* #nt0ml
ayalMt you for failtttv ,lo niH^ar;
(lira or ‘mnww hi r*»*Mlr**»l l#y law
Phone 9131
For Our Prompt
Road Service
—in wetlebl# powders, duals and emulstona.
Be sa te Ike label slates plainly "cantatas
CM aidant". There are no aubtlttulea.
(JKNE’S
Tdxaco Service
D tpyglt. COLOhADO
1120 Sanford Avenue
IT IK P l 'I t T H K I l « n l r r r d th a t l k | t
Halm Qf tJcMiaiHt *hall be tn writIlia. Met ,liatl >Ut* ihr place bl K o llf f lie p u lillih o i ope# H w eek f o r
rctUIrne* amt |*wt nrflc* aJ<lrr*a nl four (It e in u n tiw wr»k. In Tl>*
Huufoxl Hamid, a niTW#pai>*r 4"***M,bi ,1 at K«nf,>pt, K*mlm>le ••»untr.
I„ by 'U a clalmaat
Fin rid*.
,iilutn*y. and a»r •WITSBHH m r hand aad ..fllclil
,|i in„mi nM w fib,I a
.-.l till* Itth day (if January.
1.11,1,1AN ’ It. - WtC
A* a iM ilrll «f l
and Ttriamcni
WIUIIT. d*c*aa*d.
Clark Clrrull Court
F l l r i imbllf atl-m
lly: (i. 1. Hunt
IbjMtiy Clark
iCVrb'a K-nO
IN T l l » Ct/UIIT o /.T IIN COL’NTY
ts-i.m*
utAiilVfilV
I’flUNTV
II I Mil:,
HKMINOl.'s:
COUNTS II, SI. Jarvl*. Atln.nry
Ollanln,
Florida
FI.OIIIDA. SN PIIOHATF,.
IS
H K i _ k k t a t f . .O F
V IC T O I'
C II F .C K . IWrouwd
T O A M . C ttR IH T O H It sa il P K IC
KoN K H A V IM I C l . A IM S nr D U
MA N DM -AU AIN H T HA1D F.I1 TA T K
Vnu and *» rh uf >n» are herabr
l.n llH .d
Mill |.«|o|rrd
In .|ir***»d
any
Clnlni* anil
ibinaoda
w kW
yuu nr r im e r Mf Milt, m ay h a v .
f ia la d
lh *
« U lr
,if .V IC T Y J II
CHKCK,
deeaaaad,
U te
of
*»«
C n u m y. lu the U o u aly J u d » * 'A i
NINTH JIIDICIAI, CIHCCIT l
THE HTATK OF FtaOltlDA .
AND F oil BKMINOLB coCNTY
CIIANCKHY NO «I»I
IICUI.AH MAY IIOllltM KKJ
Plaintiff
offi*** is Ife fwifi
C*0unl>' tti
Klurl«t«, wHfeDt
rig h t
r 's b t e
irtonlh*
«f
rcritrlrnrti a n d
Wilmington* Nofth CirpM**
N nilrt Ii fepfifcf
5ih#l 5‘0'4
from
ttfiif uf this, l i n t . pi|Mlf ill tin
ftyllf#. Karh daitti t»r demiwl
|HHl
b* awiirn tn by tb« rlalinaul
■'lit. <>r hi* aH»rii*r. and
such rlatm ,nr d*mand nut •»
ahall It* viihl.
II M. WATKON
*'Aa ' adtuinlMralnr C. T.
Hi* Mat Will ami T*i
VIITUII CHECK, d*
Flfri' i^jbllralbm • Dm-. It,
COIIViM IIBf
It lQ t t lN T
tau»l
b«
■lid
|s«f4»r»* th#
A.
I f f 9 f o f a D i f p f i PPtt 0»«-
CHICAGO
rm irt tHtMlfttf »lt *ignntrd
tir
bnfcim I lift l ith i t t#T Ff liFtlii FJ,
D.
MlANfA
other m ol*'
fc%n«s will* b« oNtcr.ll Ag«|f|Bl )iu«.
„ tllr with
for dlvnrr*,
Tli* nain* of Ih* ('.»>rr In
II your revarvolwm.
P H O N E 3321*
for IWmlnol*' CIdsair. In Chai,«*0'
No. atsr aad tii* tin* »r ih* <•**•
I* IWulah May IIoMk *Kamp, Plain.
Ilff, Vt, Thnnia* Kdla-.n Krntp, de*
MiTIt F TO APrMAII
femtanl.
ttOHCilH Hill TII.
»Ii-k _; tl -I* OROKIIHO Ibnt Oil* X—
■.( r<->ld*n*n nnd addr»» «ra lie* b* t>libllah*.| In Th» Knnfmd
llfrald. m u*w.|..i|J> |>u|.||. t>,.| in
“ai*
*■ li*r*by
'
rF|«lr»d. In* a p Kamlnol* CuuMy, Fl.rlila, »i»» n
. un January tath. I
wa*k for fuiir II) fnaau-all*'
aln dlvurer i^ndln*
uil r'nurt nl Htmlaol
WITNF.KK Ilia haa.1 uf Th* CWrk
Chaianiy, an ftbbrvr
and, ll|* **nl uf Ih* lyirnll Cranl
nhlrh aald rauta I*
of# K«miaul* Cuunt). Florida, llil*
TU, -Plalallff vtraua
HMITIl! l)4f*ndant.
WHiimi my bn *4 am! «
Bgaati
t*4il PI HPnfoOt.' Wf W l IhU
ilgf
iif l»*c*pit*rra A, 11. I
O. I*, itirndnii
l> fk
Court,
KtniilidMfl CouHIjr, ^Flnrldn
Attf«rpfj
IMl.iimi
Wc Predict
A Chnntre In - ^
ItiHuritnee Term IUI ch
Hefore World >’\Vnr 1, you rnuld
get a fi-yrar term fire and wind.
nunl premium.
Wp predict the rnjo fpr a 6-yrar
term policy will again he changed
or abolished, and wa suggest yi
term rate r n l TeJfrw your fir*
and windriurm Inauramr for S
vrai*. , :
•
Wc off :r you An rx .T-lleut 6-ycar
term policy. You can pay tha
premium in 6 yearly initaltmcnia
and in addition to th" raving
the term rate you get a c
dividend each year.
Why not find out about the sav
ing offered you by this Mutual
Agency, on all your Iimi
To every woman who cares about her hands. . . Vel Is milder
to hand* than any other leading product made for washing
dishes and fine fabrics I Actual akin tests made by an indepen
dent laboratory—name furnished on request*—prove i t !
Try this new Colgate-Palmolive*Feet suds. You'll love its
thrilling mlldnct* to hand*/ For Vel contains no alkali!
K o wiping!
Protect The Paint
On Your Car
Have It
SIMONIZED
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.
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In Unity There h Slrenglh— '
THE
To Protect I hr P ra to of the Wot Id;
To P ro n o te Ihr I 'r n t r m of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
AN INDEPENDENT,DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXIX
Established 1908
Royall Declares
Is
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
T H U R S D A Y . J A N . IA. m i s
Rent Control U. S. African
Extension Is Air Base Fits
A sso ciated P r e s s L eased W ire
NO. 55
reme
Justice: Walk
As Fire Began To Sweep Army Funeral Ship
Aid Bill Alternate Administrator Woods Field
Army Secretary Says
If Plan Isn’t Ok’d,
Army And Budget
G Needs To Increase
Will-Be First Wit
ness; Harriman And
Myers To Be. Called
Jaycees Donate
$500 For Prizes
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 (A’j Senate Committor- hr.iiirig* on
At Glider Meet legiilation to extend’ rent tpnliol*.
WASHINGTON. J.m.' 15 OV)
.< SccreOry of ihe Army Royall lotil
Senator* today that lire alterna
tive Jo a European Recovery Plan
may be drafting men for.mitiiary,
service.
'Royall made tlic Matrmrnt to
A chert for $500 wai given
the Senate Foreign Relation*
Committee today in rciponir to to Larry Hrulin, manager of the
question* frpm Chairman .Vsndcn- Soulheatlrrn State* Glider1 meet
berg XR-Mich)
and Senator by Rrailry Odium, pretidenl of
ihr
Seminole
County
Junior
. Lodi
odge (R-Ma»»).
The Army tecrelary teilified ye*; Chamber of Commerce al their
terday that unlet* the recovery noon meeting at the Mayair Inn
plan• it accepted, the Army and today a* ihr oiganuation’i part
it* budget will have to he "meas of the $1,000 being offered in
urably and immediately** irtcrea*- prize* al the mating conteit he*
mg lield ai the Municipal Aii|w*it
■r<L
E . J. ReeVM, prriident of the
Alked how thi* can be accpm*
J. Royall taid either through Soaring Society of America. Hal
an increair in voluntary enliit- ed Ihat ihr SSA it inlerettrd in
mentt, which he taid it doubtful, lltrtr activities in FlnriA hecautr.
or “tome method of »elective, there are many poitihilitir* fhr
year-round soaring here, lie el*n
service.”
If we aituntc that voluntary staled that there will he vnne of
enliitment* have not produced the outstanding pilot* in the coun
at many men at necettary. that try attending this. meet.
leave* only the dralt. Lodge com
Ris hard Comey, »ecrctaiy of
mented.
•
the NSA and national soaring
S Royall replied that tlii* it cop champion, flld therq will he three
main objective* in the competi
red.
In olljer word*, Lodge taid. i tion during the meet. Their in
we have the alternative, ol th c |( |udr gaining altitude, cioc* tour
European Recovery Plan, or ”e|*e t |ry ||tKhli and duration nf Might*,
going back to the draft.’*
. ' Tw o Central Florida town* which
Royall kmIt) this I* the- “Ingiml have hern designated «» goal*
eottcluaion" unless some ways for the cross country Might* ate
can be • fuund through an in
creased compensation o r m ine oth DeLand and EUrli*
■ Comay .praised Sanford a*, a
e r _ mean*
im all town competing w ith larg er
• S actelaty of . P ei ■«>—*'
t i t mm aft-one'-**-tha foremost comt*l,
ttlk koU
F oreign A ffaire OMwottfcS the munillea sponsoring near ing conobjective of the recovery . pro teata,
gram “is th e prevention Of war
Will lam l.axaruK, a la te aviation
and should not he CMwtmed rommintinnpr, stated that 30 of
H ‘ * . t l * v r J « » * > « * SI * I
the ln-»t Rival ing pilot* ill tile coun
try Will be here to participate irt
the rontoaU which will feature on
Sunday some acrobatic atunt* and
a
daily
spolAandlng
events.
1-nxaius
welcomed
---j.--. .
. the
. r ■ pilot*
| 1_*»l.to
|f
Sanford Is Seen As
Ideal Climate For
Soaring Activities
W EA TH ER
Pair" through Friday, rnntinurd
rnld thi* aflrrtuHm umt tonight.
>lishil) h ish rr tem peratures F ri
day illumine. Front titnieht. TonnidrraW) w arm er Friday after*
noon.
Is. Calculated
To Increase Abil
ity- Of Air Force
To Operate Route
Issue Involves Negro
Property O w n e r s
Barred From Liv
ing In White Areas
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 <#V)
llir tro|>ehiitg of a wartime
American air lie h l. in Nnilh
now due to expire Feh. 29, will America fit* inlo a strategy of ex
begin Saturday.
panding American ilrrngth in the
• Senator Cain (fJ-W,*ili), chair t u ib ti l e n t Mediterranean area
man of k hanking suIk q remitter where Greece. Palestine and Tnon rent*, today announced plan* | eile~are fewaI »|*ot» for trouble.
tor the hearing*. He Slid rent Ad*
Hir firjj, Mrllah.t
M
airjtotl, near
miimlrslor Tighe, Wood* will hr r«.|Hvli. it calculated to incirate
among the first tTay't *wilne**c*. »uh*tanti.illy the ability of -. ihe
Extension of tlirir control* ■* Ait Force to o p rra tr the ^ 'o illi
tailed for in one section of l’ie»- Africih* ferry lo u tr to the Middle
idem Trutnan't KT-jvoinl roit-of- East ami keep American’ ^supplies
•Jiving program. It i> one of the
and key pejtonnel moving in and \ SM?iKH (U X ItF KFKN hiltuwing from ihe I S. \ i r n ) \ funeral *>hip. Jo-ieph V I'.unnellyi after .it
point* hr ap|ieari to have the hril
had hern nhandoned hy ii* crew of Ifi, eonir '•flu in ill--- "It New lu r k , 11vailed tor lu lu tip , uillv a
out of ihr tmubted' area*. chance of gelling from Congrrt*
.
.
cargo ot coffin* fur American * * r dead, fire lirdVe out in Ihr >hip‘* rngind tmim during .1 heavy ga|e
Iteyond. that. Iiowjvei, the j an,j
•in tra .-T h e 'c re u iiu>k |» |ifr|Miat* and » n e n-cneil .if**-r hiing bufft'led ahijut on high -r.v>
although There it opposition
-tve»l—«**♦-•*—the—la*e*t-pfui mm 1 limi t er ( Jin n iiaitimHtl—*-----:— ----------:----- ----------------- 11'ltlc tV-B t*7 '!c;".lTmr—
t'nrre p h n tn r
rtnmtnrdrxwmht^tirrrr l
evrt that lia* been Irvelril .it the in a serif* cymlHvli/iiig the in
t •
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 O T ) Ihtee Supreme Court pivtice* to«ay jiUcjtulificd llienuelvr* from
t.ikiuy p itt in the court’s con*
j vitlr'ralion of rhallrnge* of prop!; liar «'.hired
j |Hi>pte- T From living in , white
j neighhmlnjod*. *
Juctire* Itulledgr, Reert, and
! Jai k irti h-f{ tlirir plate* on the
| Ireili'h when ca*r* involving the
t ivUe wrjt 1 ailed for argument.
None givr..v. rravon..There aie
no court ink* 011 diupiahfnation.
■each judge puking Itit own decivipn vvSirlhrr their are teatun*.
'licit .U part appearance a* an
S
in
MFiiljr_ c -1
lie jeeh lie •lioulrl not *it in
liidgmrnt
trillion of the United Stale* to
llir.* three kiiivlite*. ihujualifi- .
make good it* ininmdmtnl* and
.
,'ti-u
ol th'elj"elvev left the rourt'
to ptotrcl d» ' inlrrril* 111 that
( hare ifumum of vix jmtue* and
part of ihr world winch pmhahly
in of. jMiwihle ,*n‘ evenly ditrjncd
i* gelling more olIn ml attention
I
r
„ll! --ii the fm d deemon.
line than anv other. .
Hv *1 toil.- |.i..rd.-iit, eijUally
Ihe trend of drvrlnptpg |**>li
I hi li.illMtloll
lie- I.illioll* IdtNl
1I1- I! ii* 1*1 ml hi 11 ..It .|....ln l li.-t I-.I.-I. • Ipli'lif tin* mliv wa* divdoverl lit a »tate dr
Like Montoe, at Orange * ilv, \o|t|*i,» to iin tv , into " S ' id I I.iih I i » I I. [
of I- Vl.'t r'.llll*. If thia
pailmrnl rrjvuM lari night oil the n * r v - o - . r k* V
! l-il|!t‘l ilevrl.'liilo l*t- - id : .-'in luilldmg p i-t ■t' v. 1 .iiI ii. uiimvI tovliV 1 ul-t hnp|»au' in the present
,.t n„ni,.t,-n 1
\, m
*00 l iiili , . . ,1 .n-itD mean the Suf'niu told h M-s' - ennfcicnri' In I’m of the Nor Hi African nlr RA1- Spitfires Make;l)v
loetite (outl
llpliplding state
that other wilnea»«‘» scheduled field *ince tne wai emlfd
D u m m y R u n s O v e r j A*mne.*Nrw 5'.«k rue
onl (t deral ....tut tyling** that
to nppear Saturday include Sec
life
|dv|-'ItT ugm -merit* balllllg fo|TWo r a i i i ago. Hunt ptf*s ofA rea
Then
I cave*
**,,p *'* ,*'r * 1' 1 "* lloiid-i'* old lime pl.irit.i|mii*. till* great
retary of Comtijerre llarrimaii
termc with th r ii.m .uii• md luvlory of a liimrhrtl v- 11
I wo III-mIrI i,lid |»f. i. at.- vnti.l and en'and Senator Myer* ( P - I 'o . l , » | mui- fiior Miehael J. • M eltcrniott, the
||.i .-at'I- t. - 1 nil I nftlfr».
S tate lie pat t merit iM-gan nepotilii.nit-e have U-rti hitiP .-.1111 I IIA**Ktir of it rent eonttid hill.
JK ItFS t l F it. Inn. t.'.. Ft
In. ajttidiavv «l of the three
opplhalion
nr*'* I“ -ih‘ pn p .iint
Call* icoiil that lit accepting irtinmt with the H ritkh for milA plane whlrh MrltLIi mll|tarv
Pm idrnlV re<iue*t for price-wage,
control*. Sharp opjvovition to that
cropped out in Democratic rank*
today
with Senator Muihank
(D-SC) Mitetting that "all tin*
talk alioul rationing- and puce
control i» .only vetvmi! to fright
en people and will do mote h.irr.l
than good."
British Planes,
De Bary Estate Becomes One Of
Tanks Stop Arab
S ta te’s L argest Home Projects
Jewish Fighting
judg. - I*!' Child Ju .lire Vinson
round to lliig r- in
offjrl.iU 'aid the* believed « a* f,.i f.ll
Old A .lu.'lu v'.' Murphy,
plii*- M arket of
In - 7HHI,
J»w i*ll-piloted firrtl on an It \ I
F i ani-fitotre. Itluek, l*.-»iglui. and
Sc' vi-i id .-mil.-' of puvrf' tiiiro
rrrn im iil"a n rr rra fl torlav over
.
- jo itrridc* a legal etintro*.
t,i***rt triTilnllt .1, n rlt-t-ji VCaU-l d"**k
fir'd
jdtualerl.
Kfnr Ft rinn in the mountain
t-1-iv wiiiiH -' y in •:»* vr-ntK ago.
for
p
liu
iilie
eruiu-tit
In-lngj
area
»nu!h
nT
Jeru-aletn.
where
.In June 1h-*i year, tlm Anu>
II.* itiutilnitig jU'tn'fK fan -fl
built on l,ake* Mom*--, r.uuniunlty
J e » - and tra h - had been lock
liec-idrd to close down the Air
f.t noun p A i-i" wijti law'
a
i
r
j
l
’hour
hal’iteT
j
are
Udiig
niHile
nn
l-ak.
T tao ap o u Command facilities, • • rd in n lit
•tnihinvil +*** l**»rt**
t
Mi.in in- unit on v-tii lull' Hiilvllei
the winder rpiectivui wa* drooped.
lake*
witliui
th
e
ronfim.'*
'of
till*
Then. In November; th » Aetuy
W IL .S M L M Jan. | 5 (AT- • | td an ln tim
iWiiMI to re lu ll vote .tin- N oillt
2
.inti arid
.ritil ' Tho
, 1m do llsry Man-urn
-ik* and
The 2
-uU 10
irm
Aftivn ferry route, hfePeim olt lb it iili plane i. I,ml*
Norman J. Atkinson ami hii*
Iciv m o ved into 11111UI1I4III lo u n lr / ) 11
• ,‘l,,iMh‘ I,*l in to *1 l." in
■1 t,„l In.ir.J |« I'aar 'ISteO
22
7 ,
1
*■ 1 .
tiiu m l) t lilt. Ili.it't'.
Ion gin 1
w ife,.M r*. Elsie Atkinsoh, were
v n u lljo t J e .m w lrm Ira L v ...id v to iv r o | ,
" i l l Ieach awarded $ 10,000 in damage*
I K c d o ih -.i In O vie d o , |
j(m H llt>
19
|*eil 4 htUet i.i I* |cwi*li liiilil v<ttd j
.1 into iiKxIinik hiniu-i
I 1'*
yesterday in Ch ro ll C ourt by a
jury f in. lu ita againat (he John
to liavr killed . ill |iri>on- in tin- jj'
• « * * - ............................. ; •
II DickVrsnn Conatruction Com
pirwouv 24 ||*-Mi
dtlfr r 1:;
t
built' by .if- llsry , inn. su f fo ii-ot j to*
ralHiogc." Himume ^ n d otliei
pany of Lakeland to obtain dam
tIII? p f
I' l t h *1 A llH 'tlt’ftll
llie LjtJtjr
li»g«I III. 'h e i'H |w it> t" 'Ujijrty save ml hull-j icmirr lUpjn,
age* to rout pc imate for severe
-nut ihiim IiIv In I.• rumfiutr,
Iini uj uric*
u n n ireceived
m u n (in
u ly
i r i111
n swhen
n rii
on .Ju
1 utility rtf Hcliioit wlieie Arab- iln d IhijiK'
fruit 1 I * *i r-=| ! tv
j Jim ii
*\
ti.flitfht
In
T n r * f r W lO /» n i l 0 n h f l l i l ze.i*t* lo ‘a -ltl *2
.n d i lhr automobile driven north on
I'm’ many yeai . the plaiilatlmi •M>wur% 5\ || 4‘f$ I* l.||M I tl!|M - r!
c-liniitet! to number ■RM »ur
11
•
n »»-1I .1---i - o f
# B e iin c o n s e q u e n n a i &
h w * ., n
one ,n» 0 s o u t h e r
,*
4 i ii M’tfi* Mr-ifiBhif «• I
i ti» aitrm i
•
________
hh*. Stato Aviation Commission.
Sanfori, by Mr. Atkinson, collided
ii'imiled bun Jewirli jelllerurnl-. of t.’ounl- Kroderiek de llsry a It* Jfi (|rgirr$
l,|r- “ ‘" '" ’' ‘ I jlto i v Wult f HiiiM.Hl 7 :0 U o*.
______ _“
I
..
.1 Comey reviewed the progrea* of
...
... _ J-L.it, . i ... ....
New h>nn« totalling 1.612 anil A Jrw iib agenty t|Kike»MMn kvaid native *0 Iklgiuni, the Norili mid
.
n
n
,
.$tuI
iiiin
l114
t
il
b
i
n
«
»
t
1
1
. t. i k,
*vt-ninu' nt Ih t
Roiilh A in i- 1 l i n n agent for
LA K ri.A N n. j . . .
a
* , ' “' k
aggregating" over one mlllinn dol
by Cedd
CeJll L.
D a m a g e to Florida * million fb tla r; 1^, orjKm Mt the Clevotand air by
I.. S harouie and Iwinng- lar* have been made by the Ran- llir "fighting -lo|.(ird when tlie Mtimin'' Hvtra Dry Chninpagti.'. t*l J*t ilritirrjk v\«■$»" i jw*f f I in | . r,... -If it I -* 1 Kn it!. p«»5| atllug
to
the
cunatruetion
firm
.
»* rr« iinrrfl !*»f|nV.
eltru* crop from today’s freezing 1 ,„TOt p, nrnp, starting that in
n%M*«ln ’ I' '
I lie Ifriluh itn* one of the -how plates of Ip. tltr* M f lt - I
| [ tllH iK Jti
It w ai ulleged hy the plaintiffs ford Atlantic Rank dining 1917. nulitaty moved in
\ \ * -t t. -%h<» rf'-iiftiPil in
Icmoerwture* wa* "incorraerjufri- j ra r|y day* tho longrat flight*
.
Ml
J. I„ Ingh-u reported I" stra-t A im y ,' confimiiug th u , rv|*oitrd 1S.iiiile Pie-i,1,-nts Hint Royultv,.
that
due
to
the
carelessness
‘
or
lir.lt
*
1
I'TTt
It
r
V
k
i
A
i
>,...
■.ui.M.uii.h-r of llir
tlnl**' Meteorotogiat Warren O. .
'('■.■tinaed « »*a*e Tfcieri
Ihe great and lieai yjn-at of th io
,M'* w agnrt
negligence of tho defendant, th" holders of the l.attk at the annual tin- area ijmM,
'
I- ,,|d'-t l,i affiliate
Johnson of the State-Fcdern!
. or.pn.nl- "• I-- il4tii‘d and « Mod linjfid in lniikt'lt uni *• iHil mw i * J...-;,]
meeting lixiav nl which he al-u
trac
to
r
**f
Ihe
oncoming
truck
Frivst W arning S ender reported.
At llir t i-riH.ll | liilitLi I V \ t , 1 1. 1 h'-- i i - ‘-i.t - oganifeil ttviedo
llir army -aid t’-rllkv .III.I -elf llin e f.u Till years, sta rtin g t"
satisfactory
progress
rh h
had swung, o r jacknlfcd. Into rcvrMled
) i -iill i. pi.-irnlsal with a
Frrwt over-the alate were light.
during the year with auhxtantud |ii>.|iet|rd giui- lull .irlived In p i y u m . t.efo je'ih e CiyJI War.
their
path,
causing
the
collision.
ItftHtgflt
btnlton on llw n ^ l mJ *. 1.1 i . ....lit iii-di t *• pin, which ’t*
. Johnson oald, iieratuo the nlr
Among these fam»in gun *
addition! lo surplus, undivided ll..!, the *ritirn Royal Air l o u r
In
the
netion,
Mr.
Atkinson,
who
tl$r
|<iwr\l
tfllipf
$Vf«»tt|s»|
., ii illy' pi
nt.-d at rxiiiratiorv
M Miinwa«r*$ *»rt Uhmf !•»•**»
waa dry. For th a t reaion enrly
waa represented by 0 . W. Spencer, piuflta nnd reserve account*.
.
1
term. Hr was
repprt* indicate th a t vegetable
ttllfltfg >ltly ffUMIllftk* w p Iff «I^
It,
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
asked for 136,000 dam ages, for More than th percent of the new Rpitfnev m oh dummy runt over
the fn-t World Wnr It veteran to
V g rn v rrrs atong this lower Knat
y , . r ', H G. Bebirn*: l- A r M«« - J
„ „ ll„ 1„11,|..r „f , he malt.
injuries which he said, included n loans were handled through the the craggy bill* at daybreak but
W
inters
icy
Wa*t»
chill*-*!
the
roaat ami the luah l.ake Okre- eJatern half of the country today fractured jitrru m , or. brcuatlxuie ‘personal loan departm ent for in
i „ , g iiiw e r , rr|x n iril i !•>**
•
ij.,
. 1 , i . i : . ',
-ii.I M r. F ie ld , a
withdrew after .hi bout
rhobee region apparently ramt; amt a* frceiing weather llnjfered which he jiiain u ln ed , m ight in
dividuals.
• *
ifruirrs.
’
l~jH’l(
t
p
,i'i
i'ii
frrm
t-the
Smiforil post!
through with lltUc damage -to
in the aouth the mercury dropped terfere jcermnnantly with Jil" ' A substantia! Increase in d*'- _ Hir JcwuliOpolwMii'an van! 150
M I
( „||,it,., . ib ' iii in.i ’ v ill a:t.-ti l ’ fI. • -mid-winter conth e ir tetuier tfu rk crop*.
to 3fi oMive In Miami, Fla., and breathing. Mr*. Atkinson, nian ’re ^tnsita In tlie past five years wa- At ibt and two. lew* weir -lain
, ,
i i .-tut- ,,i •»(.«> tV p n rtm ltn t
nf
The foreeaat aald’loweat tempe to 10 nl«.vi- In Urecnalairii, N. presented by Mr. Spencer, asked ul.mi notixl hy Mr. Ingley, a- -md a ball dn/rn | rw\ wounded
'* * "• ‘ ba r mol ‘ '" " t " ”' "
........ .
which will also
ratu rea in rolder location* would C.
for $60,noil dam ages for Injuries fo llo w s :
, |l.tit'll I, Itllllg' "I
to -t* H'
., «ip.t»H,4 »»n I*«sr 1*101
|!ol police >'lim it' d ' aiualtie' al
m ine tomorrow morning ’aliont
* • (' ' l i l t Williiimii.* fm mi r j*girrK Sll l l l ' M xnfotlf U N W ltbiwi—
lo a n *
DepoKilx
While tin* South shivered In which she said Included a fra rln r. lls tr
------— r~Tt
ilmijt
50.
and
thr
ipnirntu*-rd
pd
lig
h
t
fem
ur,
a
ssvsre
blow
on
tl'#wtt*<mi an ..Paag , Mat
d
e
p
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many were fared*with ahorlogr*
Injuries
that
Inipah* d , Improvements to Die ttanking
fm thi- offli-e n f S l i r r i f f n f Stem
tinin 'be iioitliwr't iftgtuiio-l
I n A ti t it T a i r S a l e s
nf fuel, a fresh cold wave howl 1 cheat
w.i*
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and fn lln yrii.g 1’, \
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ed senna the Dakota* anil headed breathing. Moth plaintiffs testified ouartera. including sreouator* for bad dietl.
court
Itsrii, incumbent, i* th r s r c n .l in
the tiookkecplng machine* which
Into other section* of the Mid in The
rd
tonight,
lie
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brill
\n inert*.. •’ " f 60" v etilcle tiwas Yepre*enled ahsorli 60 percent of the noise,
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west. In the East, the. mercury hy the defendant
I t'M lIS H *
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PROVIDENCE, R* U Jan. 15,’ dipped |t> below *rrt> In New Akcrman anil hy George A, Bpecr. as welt as modern heating and l.e “ n T ru ita" from Syria and ia-IM-r, Ain in 1001 ami rnnir In
ti--.. at thi ■ tim e was today reL i *j. Jewish sources said most
f/T)— Aiaerting that Prealdent York S ta te .'
1 nt t.oi hy John I,, Galloway, m unlain liutner
waa forem an of air eomlillonlpg units, were rein 1023 a n j during Ihr
(irecnaboro'a Itt atiove wa» tKe the jury. O ther jurym en wne ported by Mr. In g ley -w h o also of the a tta c k in ' wore uniform* Kanfo'nl
Truman “haa no intereat In econ
iv tax n il|..t" i More tlian 4JN30
st«e! helmet*. Hnuiusru-i ills- fnllnwii.y year lirgnn five yi'.ii
omy," Senator Robert A .. Taft. cotdeal ajvot in the amdhern lielt Ralph W. rxiistng, R. D. Drkle. revealed th a t the Bund D epart- and ........
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fR-Ohio), declared today he be hut the mercury plunged to 1" K, II - Randall, J r.. W. A. Hunter
signing* in 1020 tn e n lrr p rlv a tri
lieve* the |3D,ft00,000,00ft Truman almve at Atiauta, and to in at and Raymond McGill.
I ii ','r u r i' t a g * ' to tia y nn
buxines' Hr l.iK'atnr n d r|ii|ty I
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budget can b« tu t “In nearly Iltrmingham, Ala. Other low ear
alio '
Circuit Court recessed until
by Govsheriff in 1037 and served In th iTilts week th r Cent till Flnrida Ijv-t .luy i.r g ra rr allowrii
ly morning readings Included 16 Friday moning a t 10:00 o'clock
every Item." ,
,
rapacity until 1047. I lr has s riv . j pjnoil Hank, «i>rvitiK JVminnt.' i tniu 'lills td Cat.lwrlt to drive a
"I have never heard the Prral- at Macon, Ga., 17 at Nashville, a t which t im r a $6,000 suit for
rd nx l.rnnrh m anager for the*| t ’ounty antf seven »*th»% roUtltir-. cal o ( 'truck w ith a 1947 Heense.
,(dent mention economy," Senator Tenn.: 1# a t Charleston, 8.
damage* hy Mrs. May B. Max-,
O tuiigr .State* O il'C om pany f n r , j* reh-hratlnt- it* Fifth Annjvrr- The rush «.f lo t m inute appli, ^ T aft taid In «n inUrvlau- *horUy and 30 a t .Ntw- Orleans. Slightly welt and Richard Maxwell against
th r pavt two years:
«ry. E. fj. K irkpatrick, Heminnl. ra n is ha 8 been going on nil week,
“ a fte r hie arrival for a apeech at warmer readings—mostly above Jam es R. Iloolehan aa the result
Mb Williams live* with id * ' t'nim ly chairm an, announced th- snol Mr. Galloway.
a Republican m a u raeetlpc to freexlnjr—were reported In Tes of injuries received by Mrs. Maxfamily on th r Orlandn highway ,|IIVi
Th.- increase In tabs issued tnnight-.
sa after aub-freeslng marks yes well when struck on March 17 hy
five mile* south nf Sanford, The
j |„ , (V ntrnl Kim ids 1II*hhI llntii ilinili -1 nn inrren-e in tuipulatlon
OKEECH OBEE Jan. 15 (fl’i Detail* of th- propoicd $ZR8.000.- familv inetudrs hi* wife, n sou was rstahlisli.ol five* ye.irs ago
an automobile driven by Mr.
The Senator, who admitted he terday.
of th e County amt in vehicles'
Miami’* 38 above, recorded hy Hoolchan, will be takan up.
waa looking for Rhode Idand eup000 Florida Flood Control Program were Iwing studied tmlay at plan* in college and a daughter in high m eet -p o ss ib le w ar rmerpeneit** Hi o w n e d , h e s a i d .
school.
port In hla hid for the Provi the federal forecaster* a t the
Ihi*
area,
h
r
point
ml
out.
Rinre
More ihmt 3,000 plain auto
.went forward for local participation by the 21 counlie* affected.
• | have always had the highest th r n .it has gniwn into a perm an
dential nomination, aalih he be- city's airport, waa a drop from,
The mailer plan wa* outlined by Oscar G. Rawl* of the U. 5. regard for mv fellow officers." ent community health agency by lag* have been issued, 300 or
Ilevel about a billion dollar* can the yesterday’* high of< 72. In
more ll-fogs for small ra rs, ^30
Corp* o f Engineer**' ‘Jackionville office at a meeting here yesterday lie declared .in announcing hi* reason of its _________
increasing use h^- W tag* for large cars and about
be lopped off the. budget fpr exe other Florida cities, Orlando re
candidacy,
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have
enjoyed
their
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pital*.
clinics
and
doctors,
•fler
which
the
flood
control
committee
of
Florida
and
the
arra
water
cution of the Marihall Flan and ported a low of 27 and Jackson
t.OtMi truck*.
th a t the appropriation for Euro- ville's minimum wa* 22.
Control committee merged into-one group headed by Odo F. Bronron respect nnd will endeavor to main- |„ (B( - nf apprnxim atety 13,500
tain H-"
i
I tr.m-fusion* have hern m ade l«
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, « V - 01 K issim m ee.'
In New York State, Albany
aid ahould run batween four
i
. A and ffta billion.-H* added he did and Syracuse reported early President Truman proBably will
Bronson
will
appoint
a
commitspend
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and
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net act much.room for cutting morning readings of *lx below isiue'an order today or tomorrow tro to confer with Gov. Millard F.
The American Oil Company, of
)n „!,rfrVanre o f th r F ifth An
and the mercury dropped to one directing rigorous conservation of Caldwell oncfplant lo raise local $1401,000 to make up the $11,defanae appropriation*.
928,000 annual charges Ineluding whlffi John K fu k f | m lo fi!
, ! niv^fifiry, the* Ilforwt llnnk
hon*
Taft, aaid th a t combatting Com- below in Rocheiter. New York'* fuel oil and gasoline by *R gov participation fund*, .
WHEREAS, this wrek h a t
Interest on th e federal and loca!si hutor hnM obtained n City pfrmHl* ttr\n« joo C m tro I F|oH(U rltlionn
munlarn waa a* major !a*ue con low was I t above. Pittsburgh ernment agencies, Mas W. Ball,
Addtiional outlet capacity for
Ix-en drsignatril a* Ihe Nation-.
to erect a 26 hy 27 foot steel wj,(l ftr,, m)-nibers of the "Gallon
ent, ■
fronting the American people and waa near aero and . In Washing director of the interior Depart Lake Okeechobee la proposed but Investm
The report showed an annual warehouse, and four oil tank* o f . <;|ub \ to which memt*ershlp Is a.I Junior t'ham lier of C og*'
ment’s oil and gaa division, aaid no large reservoir* are plannrd
defended the antl-Communitt ae- ton 'the mercury touched 14.
m erer Week by the Na
Isn eflt of $26,111,100 Is antici 17.740 -„
gallons
capseity
eight
Ilona„
- each.
.| awarded only afte r rig
h t dti
tivitlei of the Thom a* Un-Ameri
N ear bllaurri condition* were today.
in the Kissimmee and upper 8b
Orgaiiiiation and,
The MeCrory Store recently re- >lt(m, lo the
Rank.
Ball said the petroleum short Johns River baairu, Rawls said In pated, cf which $21,116,000 would
can Activities Committee.
forecast for moat of the Dako
tw in Increased productivity of ccivetl a perm it to build an r l e v - | ____________________
WHEREAS, the S e m i n o l e
tas today with sharp drops in age confronting the -nation is explaining details of the proposed land.
Flood losses in 1047, direct ato r shaft at a cost of $1,600.
i
County Ju n io r Chamber of
temperature, 30 to 40 mile* per “more serious" than just an emer projram .
JOINS FIRM
Home building in Sanford has
CIVIL SERVICE RATINGS
ly and Indirectly, amounted to
Conimerra was 'brg an ited in
Bolyn N. MeClung,
Jng, form
former
er atu- hdbr north wind* and light snow. gency of thia winter and may
lie aaid the Good control plan, 115,000.000, the report said.
. ‘•Vi-:-'
sta rted a t a fair pare since Jan . I Civil service ratings of prnrDecemtier, 1945 and '-has heUnlveralty,
has
continue
four
or
five
>ear*.
dent at
Similar blustery, cold weather
whilp allowing w ater to proceed
I.
Among
recent
City
p
erm
its,
tirally
,
all
City
employees
are
Rawla
aaid
the
method
of
rais
rome
a
leading
force
in
tha
A Joined the W. R. Whllams Realty wa* forecast for other section*
Ilia remark* ware made to more rapidly down the Kissimmee
jfllocal funds for construction are- tho following; H C. Campbell, now showing Improvement over civic affairs nf Sanford and
W C a aa eflR»
M_ger and _man- of th« north central region to state fuel coordinators, gorern- rfver and other atreams into Lake ing
to
erect
a
th
ree
bedroom
dwelling
rating*
as
of
Juno
30,
It
was
reand
ether
costa
was
a
state
mat
Seminole
County.
I,
Robert
A.
•gvr of the new morigagat and n ig h t In Dkkln*on. N. D., to ment officials and ell industry Okeechobee, also provides for
Tenth S treet near M yrtle at veaiod today by N. 0 . Garner,
Williams, Mayor of the City
'lo a n aervke, lie is married to day the mercury dropped from representatives seeking an effort doubling the present lake outlets. ter* to be solved within the etete. on
Other officers of the committee estim ated cost of $6,000, C. T.< assistan t secretary und examining of Sanford, do hereby declare
the forajpr Betty Jo Rurka of 26 to I above In one honr aa. to ease fuel shortage* in Eastern
The projeet la to cost $308,- heeded by Bronson ere D ade.Jones to alter barbershop on West of the JoeaJ Civil Service Hoard.
■ :s
and proclaim this week as N a
Kentuckjr. flve# a t present In De- strong winds whipped the newly and Mid-Weatarn states.
135.000, he said, of which $36,Commissioner Preston D. T hirteenth S treet a t a cost of The ratlnga are based on aptitude,
tional Junior Chamt>er of
Land and intend* to move here as fallen anow Into small drifts.
Gasoline shortages Beat sum 633,000 will be paid by local In County
bird of Homestead, vice chair $2,000; C. A, Taylor to put an skill and co-op4rativenr** of emm etre Week in the City
soon a* poaalMe.
.
Lo* Angeles’ 80 was high mer may hlpdar harvests In th* terests, Including $7,042,000 for
aitm en t over his g a r a re at 401 ployees, and are determ ined by
Sanford.
-Tho fi>nr f t now In position to acme* the nation yesterday and Midwest area. Ball said. H t said land and relocation of highways man; R. Elmo G riffin, of Kis ap
simmee, secretary, and Thad Palm etto Avenue: W ilbur Lee observations on the p a rt of the
/a / Robert A. Willi
temoeraturee generally In the tha Industry may not h* able to and $28401,000, toward construc Carlton, of P o rt Pierce, treasurer. Dunwoody, colored, to erect a Hoard. In order to advance, rraMayor
Pact fie coast area were near or make petroleum products abun tion costa.
Counties represented a t the concrete block home a t T hirteenth | plojree* have to. take examlnaabove nortual.'
dant before IBM or IM * ^ ”'
—V
The federal government is to
le s s ila w c mm r * f * T trw J
Plarh far $2,000..
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Freezing Weather
;.j Threatens Tender ‘
Crops In Sanford . ,
jtsry rigiit'' at Mellahii, tin ti.tu trlmuiihlvi tlie former Ital
ian r<donv of l.ll.yu, " i;.‘i 1- tie
Accident Victims
AiVttrded $10,000
Each Irr Damages
Mercury-Orops To f, H en iv '.V A .M t-N ite
Dc-urccs. with
T o Re O bserved A t
Jan.
Progress Reported
By Atlantic Bank
At Annual Meet
Damage To Florida
CltrUS Is Said To
Icy BI I Hit KCuut,
South Freezes Over
Carl Williams To
Run For Sheriff-:
In Next Primary
T aft Says Truman Is
^ Not Economy Minded
L
IMootl Bank’s Fifth
$208,000,000, Florida Flood
Control Plan Is Being Studied
sident May Order
Fuel Oil Conserved
Proclamation
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PAGE SIX
Clark Orders Probe
Of Lobbying' By Jury
lobbying rfF iltra tio n act of 194ri.
' T h a t law require* that nemo ns
attem pting to Influence legisla
tion must register w ith Congress
W A S H IN G T O N , Ja n. 14. W V - ami flla a statement showing who
A tte m r y General Clark <today or- la paying them.
Clark’a letter of authorization,
rlered a federal grand Jury
vesUgalfon of lobbying In the which Kaufmairwaa to flie.Ui the
District of Columbia.
district court today, says KaufTh e attorney general gave his
special asnistant, Irv in g R. Ka u f
man, power* of a district attorney
and authorised liinr l b go het-
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14, 1 9 J S 0
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
United Stales by certain persons
Snipers’ Guns Bark J
Constantly .In The I
*Te1 Aviv, Jaffa Area ]
JERUSALEM, j a n f j '4 ( / I V I
Arabs atlackrd four Jewish telllemenli in lliy arm between Je
rusalem and Hebron today, Jewith
sources reported, and lention
mounted wills reports from Syria
lliat Middle East Arabs have
set heb. 15 as D-Day fnr military
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
OFFER
FLORIDA-WEIGHT-SWEATERS
W ithM achineguns
------ R n w O T T a g a llin -^fc iiu m :—
ortwear
ALL WOOI
V EST -H T E
CAMEL
YELLOW
GREEN
COAT STYLE
TWtO TONES
BUio~t; i i t M - to h tu n i
ly in Jerusalem and in llie
of all-Jcwish Trl Aviv and
Arab Jaffa. Jaffa is thro
with Syrians, Iraqi and Ti
-Jordanians awaiting oiders to move
against Tel Aviv.
Unofficial but reliable sources
said three columns of Arabs at
tacked Ain Tsurin, near Hebron,'
with grenades and - automatic
weapons. Jewish reports said the
Arabs also attacked Ihe neighbor
ing collective villages of# Cikib
dlinJJadsoulli and lili*i *ad
Kfar F.t/ion. They said the first
bahd of attackers was tompriied
of 15 men, the second, about
30. A third band struck from the
direction of Jerusalem, the repolls said.
On thif IleOileheni-Uebron mad
n motor car of the Iraqi consu
late waa attacked anil the drlvet
and the driver’s wife wen?' rejKdtetl injured. The ciw ku I himue|f waa not hi the car. Police
quoted quo of_JtJut. |ialr-a*-aaying
D -J ia ile y f J T a m p a , f.
24 yearss a Florida achoolma
today became a -candidate for
State Superintendent of 8chools.
Lately secretary of public rela
tions for tae Florida Education
Association, of which ha was
C sident in 1D38-30, Dailey has
n supervising principal of publie school! at Tam pa, Ocala and
DeFuniak Springe.
T l i r H T A T E O F n -O IllP A TO lllh lia r « » JanuarT, A. n. t »» l,
K K i m a i j . e s h w k i .s u i i a m . p .
I,. P, llcradoo
iK r k n | I ha Circuit Court
U 1HVX >J. ItllllK ie P O K T w a m u
IN u TU N t
. . .
.•
Count*, Florida '
A tauro llttt i.f Cumnialnt hsr* II, O I., Hunt
Ian Idan fll*d aanlnH you in lh« S' itrp u lr C ln k
*
I'trrult C- urt is aud fur Hrmlliotr (cbrk'a tUall
t'uualr, Florida In (T u h u r j , »•» Akrrmaa. IV sIU o A Akrrman
M iltM A K lU .C K i: nU C K IK U tlA M
AI
for Plaintiff
fur tlllitrcf, l hr*. iimcniR
er* urlswli), Flu, Ida
lltr, afore to roinoiaail >t>u to be
anil aliioar before ,atd Court e lll'-f
la |iriaua or by uUorney on 11»
fill ilay n f February, A, Ik, IK#.
..Ill" i u '• ■> ■!
of. Mil
Kill Ik entrred againit #OM.
IT |H r i ’ i lT i n i lt -ItllK IIK D th*'
Itile ritMlos Ih, pubHefied i n r , taeii
» . , V for four niaaeruUve week*
la Tha Hanford Herald, a •(**>*|iaper of rm trs l cfrculallon o-i'CII A lie n * H. «;i>KI.|.Un,
l.riird in HJuford, Heenliiole CssK I
Hefendant
,
Florida.
M r m r. •t o a i - ps : t n
W ITNKHK
my
bsnd. aud
of - TM: Churl*, tl, U iM W
Hrlal ,*al H Hanford.* In Hio l*o«eI I I F.-F Walnut
tjr of Kemlaule sod Ibe Hiale ” 1
te n* ft»-icI,, Sew yo,k ,
’ Pldrliu,' u n , the atli d a y. of J » * ‘
NOlk* I* hereby - ■!«•» that y . «
nary, A. l>. ISIS,
piu.l be unit Ip y ra r before th«
fl. P. Herndon
. k
•TStirS h rrtnflrr dttlanalrd o« nr
Ck»k of circuit Court
i . l e o the tin t dwy of February,
IHCAI.I
J
1*. IKS. Of n Iteerm Pru t'onT . m . i will U ruler,o auuiiwl jou.
tUitfcJlur fuf fljiih llff
. The > if-ii, of ||i* m lt 1* • *ult
Tor divorce.
The .u n i* of the Conn In e^lkll
Tlte annual
mrelluu
of *h* lbl< Fill I, Indlllnrd I, the Circuit
in, in lie i , .if III* Ftr»l
Put, nil •'•'urt of Ihr Nlnlb Judicial Clreull,
Kavlna, aud luian A**M*lallna >f of. the hlat* of FloiWa In and for
Ketnlnole I ,13nly Will be held Ot rfetniMde ijrin ty , In Chancery No
nod Ibe lltle of Ihe rs n I*
the uirtre id the A u w li ll" , It
JS»
Slaiin-.li>'
AVeaue.
Hanford. Franc** iliu lU r, plaintiff, v». Chalk*
Florida on W rdtm dny, January
j tfaintjitilt*l|
litmlaot* Ceuatr. Florida
wstka
W ITN rjSS lha hand of Ih* Clerk
add ih» u i l « f the circuit Court
of Samiaols Coualr, Flt>,ul*. tltj
IZIlt day of January A. 1*. IK S .
<) P. Ilrrndna
Clerk of th* Clrrwlt Court
n> i o. u *i»»i
* tJ-imiy i_1,rk
*
iCferk's tt-calt
AVrrman. YVaJ1*-** A Aketmau
Attorney* fnr Plaintiff
Otlandu, Florida
MU. and MRS. H. CARMICHAEL
Now Are .T h e.
SOLE OWNERS and MANAGERS
THE SANFORD UPHOLSTERY
116 Vi North Park Avenue
Rcaf of Seminole County Credit AHHodnUon
SPECIALIZING in SLIP COVERS
Z
UPHOLSTERING of ALL KINDS
Telephone i'll2
1 11HJUUHI!
H «rrt«rr
. *.
it |;T N IN TH
IN A N D POD
iT .o m i'.c
F U ilt lt M , IN PI
IN ItKi KMTATK
W H IH T ti*ctuwd.
i** TI* A M , CIIKUI
HONH H A V IM I
MAN ft* A U A IN H T H A IU FJCTATI
if ,you are h«r«b
Vou nnB fiieli «»L
nollfi'd and re m in d lo i»rv^n^ t M
rtiilru* sind damn Mia which you,
tiihf-r of you,. mf&Jr h iV r aprti»t»l lh®
sat til* o f ItAtel'II I I , W IG H T , drr.»b*d. U U of iAid County, to th^
Cnualy Judji* of
m itf,
Florida, at hi* «ifflra In tha •Met
ho mo? of i«M count > at panfotrl*
K’lnrliU.
within
right
rnlm dur
tiidIttti H fruhi ilto tllhf t»f ihn h M
Willard BattcricB
Fircgtom? -ynTS1
tK(*ndam,' ! ’
H ty p itP H
Oil OKI) HP PUlIMPATtON
TO t.FTIIF.tl l.tSR PAHKRIt. wb'*rinl<|flirr I* Uflkmmh.
ToU
htfibjr flr i t f w lo
jiear
j***r«*ifi (o r by «U o rn # y ) in
ii#*- C lrfu H
OBtirt
H« i
C’lnwnijr. Florida «ri
13lti
day
of
nr Iwforr llw
F fliriM ry ,
•Mvt>r a Kill of
ly il.
plaint
tall for
*<i
f iW
borthi un-simi you; vdmr tr«t)ng
4
othprni*4 n D*»
Phone 9131
For Our Prompt
Road Service
—in wetlebl# powders, duals and emulstona.
Be sate Ike label slates plainly "cantatas
CMaidant". There are no aubtlttulea.
(JKNE’S
Tdxaco Service
D tp yg lt. COLOhADO
1120 Sanford Avenue
f*ro I’obfoiri w Hi ft* #nt0ml
ayalM t you for failtttv ,lo n iH ^ a r;
(lira or ‘ m n w w h i r*»*Mlr**»l l#y law
T IK P l 'I t T H K I l « n lr r r d that lk|t
"aom eof the ntlackera were "in Halm Qf tJcMiaiHt *hall be tn w rit- K oI llff
lie pulillihoi ope# H w eek for
Met ,liatl >Ut* ih r place bl
wlml appeareil to la? nrnty unl- Ilia.
rctUIrne* amt |*wt nrflc* aJ<lrr*a nl four ( I t e in u n tiw w r»k . In Tl>*
fnrma. Jewish miurrea exprenaed
Huufoxl Hamid, a niTW#pai>*r 4"***ta-llef the ear wnu miatakVn by I„ by 'U a clalmaat
M,bi ,1 at K«nf,>pt, K*mlm>le ••»untr.
Fin rid*.
Arnlj* for n JcwUH-owned ve* ,iilutn*y. and a »r •-
HEAVY WORK SWEATERS
SLIPOVER «nd COAT STYLE
wUh DOODLE KLROW for DOUIILE WEAR
SPORTING
GOODS
Idtlcr in the name area Jew*
blew up n Iw o.atury house aua'
peeled M n g used , ns nn A rab
anlpera' neat, Jewish sourrru said.
A high gnvernment aulhnrity
aald the I’nlea^lne gnvcrnmenl
naked Chrlstim i,
Moaiein
nnd
Jewish religlima roinniunilipa to
deelnre Jeruanlem'a old rity nrrn
nn “npen city,” nnd thnt negotln*
tiuna were "nearing a aucreaaful
ronciusion." Th e a rm la ancml
to nil three religions..
Ilagniut,
tin- Jewiah m iilliu,
pasted up 1leaflet* in Jerusalem
A ra b quarter* warning thnt if
the Arnhk did not lift their siege
of 1.600 Jew* within the anrlrn l walled elly, "\VV will be
,|i in„ mi nM w fib,I a
1.11,1,1AN ’ It. - WtC
A* a i M ilr ll «f l
and Ttria m cni
W I U I I T . d*c*aa*d.
F llri
imbllf atl-m
IN T l l » C t/ U IIT o / . T I I N COL’N T Y
ts-i.m*
u tA iilV
filV
ICOUNTS
’flUNTV
II IMil:, HKM
INOl.'s:
FI.OIIIDA. SN PIIOHATF,.
IS
HKi _ k k t a t f . .O F V IC TO I'
CIIF.CK. IWrouwd
T O A M . CttRIHTOHIt sail PKIC
KoNK H A V IM I C l. AIMS nr D U
MA N DM -AUAINHT HA1D F.I1TATK
Vnu and *»rh uf >n» are herabr
l.nllH.d Mill |.«|o|rrd In .|ir***»d
any Clnlni* anil ibinaoda wkW
yuu nr rim er Mf Milt, may hav.
fia la d
lh* « U l r
,if .VICTYJII
C H K C K , deeaaaad, Ute of * »«
Cnumy. lu the Uoualy J u d »* 'A i
offi*** is Ife fwifi
C*0unl>' tti
Klurl«t«, wHfeDt
right r ' s b t e irtonlh* from
ttfiif uf this, l i n t . pi|Mlf i l l tin
ftyllf#. Karh daitti t»r demiwl
«f
rcritrlrnrti and |HHl
b* awiirn tn by tb« rlalinaul
■ 'lit. <>r hi* a H »rii*r. and
such rlatm ,nr d*mand nut •»
ahall It* viihl.
II M. W ATKON
*'Aa ' adtuinlMralnr C. T.
Hi* Mat Will ami T*i
V I I T U I I C H E C K , d*
Flfri' i^jbllralbm •Dm -. It,
W ITSBH H m r hand aad ..fllclil
.-. l till* Itth day (if January.
Clark Clrrull Court
lly: (i. 1. Hunt
IbjMtiy Clark
iCVrb'a K-nO
II, SI. Jarvl*. Atln.nry
Ollanln, Florida
COIIViMIIBf
ItlQ ttlN T
N IN TH JIID IC IA I, C IH C C IT l
T H E H T A T K O F FtaOltlDA .
AND F o il BK M IN O LB c o C N T Y
C IIA N C K H Y NO « I » I
IIC UI.A H
M AY
IIOllltM K K J
Plaintiff
Wilmington* Nofth CirpM**
N n ilrt Ii fepfifcf
5ih#l 5‘0'4
tau»l
rm irt
b«
■lid
|s«f4»r»* th#
tHtMlfttf »lt *ignntrd
CH ICAG O
tir
bnfcim I lift l ith i t t#T F f liFtlii FJ,
M lA N f A
other m o l* '
A. D. Iff9 f of a D ifp fi PPtt 0 » « fc%n«s will* b« oNtcr.ll Ag«|f|Bl )iu«.
„ tllr with
II your revarvolwm.
for dlvnrr*,
Tli* nain* of Ih* ('.»>rr In
for IWmlnol*' CIdsair. In Chai,«*0'
No. atsr aad tii* tin* »r ih* <•**•
I* IWulah May II o Mk *Kamp, Plain.
Ilff, Vt, Thnnia* Kdla-.n Krntp, de*
M iT It F T O A P rM A II
femtanl.
ttOHCilH
H ill T II.
» I i -k _; tl -I* O R O K IIH O Ibnt Oil* X—
■.( r<->ld*n*n nnd a ddr»» «ra lie* b* t>libllah*.| In T h » Knnfmd
llfrald. m u*w.|..i|J> |>u|.||.t>,.| in
“ *■ '
.
*
ai* li*r*by rF|«lr»d In a p Kamlnol* CuuMy, Fl.rlila, » i » » n
. un January tath. I
wa*k for fuiir I I )
fnaau-all*'
aln dlvurer i^ndln*
uil r'nurt nl Htmlaol
W ITNF.KK Ilia haa.1 uf Th * CWrk
Chaianiy, an ftbbrvr
and, ll|* **nl uf Ih* ly irn ll Cranl
nhlrh aald rauta I*
of# K«miaul* Cuunt). Florida, llil*
T U , -Plalallff vtraua
HM ITIl! l)4f*ndant.
WH iim i my bn *4 am! «
t*4il PI HPnfoOt.' W f W l IhU
ilgf iif l»*c*pit*rra A, 11. I
O. I*, itirndnii
l> f k
Court,
KtniilidMfl CouHIjr, ^Flnrldn
P H O N E 3321*
Bgaati
Attf«rpfj
IMl.ii mi
Wc Predict
A Chnntre In - ^
ItiHuritnee Term IUIch
Hefore W orld >’\Vnr 1 , you rnuld
get a fi-yrar term fire and wind.
nunl premium.
Wp predict the rnjo fpr a 6-yra r
term policy will again he changed
or abolished, and wa suggest yi
term rate r n l TeJfrw your fir*
and windriurm Inauram r for S
vra i* . , :
•
W c off :r you An rx .T-lleut 6-ycar
term policy. You can pay tha
premium in 6 yearly initaltmcnia
and in addition to th" raving
the term rate you get a c
dividend each year.
To every woman who cares about her hands. . . Vel Is milder
to hand* than any other leading product made for washing
dishes and fine fabrics I Actual akin tests made by an indepen
dent laboratory—name furnished on request*—prove i t !
Try this new Colgate-Palmolive*Feet suds. You'll love its
thrilling mlldnct* to hand*/ For Vel contains no alkali!
Why not find out about the sav
ing offered you by this Mutual
Agency, on all your Iimi
Ko wiping!
Protect The Paint
On Your Car
Have It
SIMONIZED
�j*
.
_ - v .i
*
In Unity There h Slrenglh— '
TH E W EATHER
To Protect I hr Prato of the Wot Id;
To Pronote Ihr I 'r n tr m of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
Pair" through Friday, rnntinurd
rnld thi* aflrrtuHm umt tonight.
>lishil) hishrr temperatures Fri
day illumine. Front titnieht. TonnidrraW) warmer Friday after*
noon.
AN INDEPENDENT,DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXIX
Established 1908
Royall Declares
Is
Aid Bill Alternate
Army Secretary Says
If Plan Isn’t Ok’d,
Army And Budget
G Needs To Increase
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
T H U R S D A Y . J A N . IA. m i s
Rent Control U. S. African
Extension Is Air Base Fits
A sso ciated P r e s s L eased W ire
NO. 55
reme
Justice: Walk
As Fire Began To Sweep Army Funeral Ship
Administrator Woods Field Is. Calculated
W ill-B e First W it
T o Increase Abil
ness; Harriman And
ity- Of Air Force
Myers To Be. Called
To Operate Route
Issue Involves Negro
Property O w n e r s
Barred From Liv
ing In White Areas
Jaycees Donate
$500 For Prizes
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 (A’j Senate Committor- hr.iiirig* on
At Glider Meet legiilation to extend’rent tpnliol*.
t •
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15 <#V)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15 O T ) llir tro|>ehiitg of a wartime
Ihtee
Supreme Court pivtice* toWASHINGTON. J.m .' 15 OV)
American air liehl. in Nnilh
«ay
jiUcjtulificd
llienuelvr* from
.< SccreOry of ihe Army Royall lotil
now due to expire Feh. 29, will America fit* inlo a strategy of ex
t.ikiuy p itt in the court’s con*
Senator* today that lire alterna Sanford Is Seen As begin Saturday.
panding American ilrrngth in the
j vitlr'ralion of rhallrnge* of proptive Jo a European Recovery Plan
•
Senator
Cain
(fJ-W,*ili),
chair
t u ib ti l e n t Mediterranean area
!; liar «'.hired
Ideal Climate For
may be drafting men for.mitiiary,
man of k hanking suIkq remitter where Greece. Palestine and Tnj
|Hi>pteT
From
living
in , white
service.
Soaring A ctivities on rent*, today announced plan* | eile~are fewa I »|*ot» for trouble.
j neighhmlnjod*. *
'Royall made tlic Matrmrnt to
Hir firjj, Mrllah.t
M
Juctire* Itulledgr, Reert, and
airjtotl, near
A ch ert for $500 wai given tor the hearing*. He Slid rent Ad*
the Senate Foreign Relation*
miimlrslor Tighe, Wood* will hr r«.|Hvli. it calculated to incirate
!
Jai
k irti h-f{ tlirir plate* on the
to
Larry
Hrulin,
manager
of
the
Committee today in rciponir to
among the first tTay't *wilne**c*. »uh*tanti.illy the ability of -. ihe
| Ireili'h when ca*r* involving the
question* frpm Chairman .Vsndcn- Soulheatlrrn State* Glider1 meet
Extension of tlirir control* ■*
ivUe w rjt 1 ailed for argument.
berg XR-Mich) and Senator by Rrailry Odium, pretidenl of tailed for in one section of l’ie»- Ait Force to oprratr the ^'oilli
None givr..v. rravon..There aie
Africih*
ferry
loutr
to
the
Middle
ihr
Seminole
County
Junior
. Lodi
odge (R-Ma»»).
idem Trutnan't KT-jvoinl roit-of- East ami keep American’ ^supplies
no
court ink* 011 diupiahfnation.
Chamber
of
Commerce
al
their
The Army tecrelary teilified ye*;
•Jiving program. It i> one of the
and key pejtonnel moving in and \ SM?iKH (U X ItF KFKN hiltuwing from ihe I S. \ i r n ) \ funeral *>hip. Jo-ieph V I'.unnellyi after .it ■each judge puking Itit own deterday that unlet* the recovery noon meeting at the Mayair Inn
point* hr ap|ieari to have the hril
had hern nhandoned hy ii* crew of Ifi, eonir '•flu in ill--- "It New lu rk , 11vailed tor lulu tip , uillv a civipn vvSirlhrr their are teatun*.
plan• it accepted, the Army and today a* ihr oiganuation’i part
out of ihr tmubted' area*. chance of gelling from Congrrt*
.
.
cargo ot coffin* fur American **r dead, fire lirdVe out in Ih r >hip‘* rngind tmim during .1 heavy ga|e
'licit .U part appearance a* an
of
the
$1,000
being
offered
in
it* budget will have to he "meas
Iteyond. that. Iiowjvei, the j an,j
•intra.-T he'creu iiu>k |» |ifr|Miat* and » n e n-cneil .if**-r hiing bufft'led ahijut on high -r.v> S
although There it opposition
in
M F iiljr_ c -1
urably and immediately** irtcrea*- prize* al the mating conteit he*
-tve»l—«**♦-•*—the—la*e*t-pfui mm1 limiter ( Jin n iiaitimHtl—*-----:— --------- :--------------------- 11'ltlc tV-B t*7 '!c;".lTmr— t'nrre phntnr
rtnmtnrdrxwmht^tirrrr l
lie
•lioulrl
not *it in
lie
jeeh
mg
lield
ai
the
Municipal
Aii|w*it
■r<L
in a serif* cymlHvli/iiig the in
liidgm rnt
E. J. ReeVM, prriident of the evrt that lia* been Irvelril .it the trillion of the United Stale* to
Alked how thi* can be accpm*
Pm idrnlV re<iue*t for price-wage,
llir.* three kiiivlite*. ihujualifi- .
J. Royall taid either through Soaring Society of America. Hal
control*. Sharp opjvovition to that make good it* ininmdmtnl* and
.
,'ti-u
ol th'elj"elvev left the rourt'
an increair in voluntary enliit- ed Ihat ihr SSA it inlerettrd in
cropped out in Democratic rank* to ptotrcl d» ' inlrrril* 111 that
( hare ifumum of vix jmtue* and
mentt, which he taid it doubtful, lltrtr activities in FlnriA hecautr.
part
of
ihr
world
winch
pmhahly
today with Senator Muihank
in of. jMiwihle ,*n‘ evenly ditrjncd
or “tome method of »elective, there are many poitihilitir* fhr
i* gelling more olIn ml attention
I r „ll! --ii the fm d deemon.
year-round soaring here, lie el*n (D-SC) Mitetting that "all tin* line than anv other. .
service.”
talk alioul rationing- and puce
Hv *1 toil.- |.i..r d .- iit, eijUally
If we aituntc that voluntary staled that there will he vnne of
Ihe trend of drvrlnptpg |**>li
I hi li.illMtloll
lie- I.illioll* IdtNl
1I1- I! ii* 1*1 ml hi 11 ..It .|....ln l li.-t I-.I.-I. • Ip li'lif tin* m lcontrol
i» .only vetvmi! to fright
enliitment* have not produced the outstanding pilot* in the coun
Like M ontoe, at O range * ilv, \o|t|*i,» to iin tv , into " S ' id I I.iih I i » I I. [
en people and will do mote h.irr.l iv wa* divdoverl lit a »tate dr
of I- Vl.'t r'.llll* . If thia
at many men at necettary. that try attending this. meet.
1 ul-t hnp|»au' in th e p resen t
pailmrnl rrjvuM lari night o il the n * r v - o - . r k* V
! l-il|!t‘l ilevrl.'liilo l*t- - id : .-'in luilldm g p i- t ■t' v. 1 .ii I ii. uiimvI tovliV
than good."
leave* only the dralt. Lodge com
Ris hard Comey, »ecrctaiy of
,.t n„ni,.t,-n 1
\, m
*00 l iiili , . . ,1 .n-itD m ean the Suf'niu told h M-s' - ennfcicnri' In I’m of the Nor Hi African nlr RA1- Spitfires Make;l)v
loetite ( o u t l
llpliplding s ta te
mented.
•
the NSA and national soaring that other wilnea»«‘» scheduled field *ince tne wai emlfd
D u m m y R u n s O v e r j A*mne.*Nrw 5'.«k ru e
onl (t d eral ....tu t tyling** th a t
S Royall replied that tlii* it cop champion, flld therq will he three to nppear Saturday include Sec
l
i
f
e
|d v |-'ItT u g m -merit* b a lllllg fo |TWo r a i i i ago. Hunt ptf*s ofA re a
T hen
I cave*
**,,p *'* , *'r *1' 1 "* lloiid-i'* old lime pl.irit.i|mii*. till* great
main objective* in the competi retary of Comtijerre llarrimaii fiior Miehael J. • Meltcrniott, the
red.
at.- vnti.l and enterm c with th r ii.m .uii• m d luvlory of a liim rhrtl v- 11
I w o III-mIrI i,lid |»f. i.
'and
Senator
Myer*
(P-I'o.l,
»|
muiIn olljer word*, Lodge taid. i tion during the meet. Their in
||. i .-at'I- t. - 1 nil I nftlfr».
State lie pat t merit iM-gan nepotilii.nit-e have U-rti hitiP .-.1111 I IIA **Ktir of it rent eonttid hill.
JK ItF S t l F i t . Inn. t.'.. Ft
In. ajttidiavv «l of the th ree
we have the alternative, ol t h c | ( |udr gaining altitude, cioc* tour
o p p lh a lio n
nr*'* I“ -ih‘ p n p .iin t
Call* icoiil that lit accepting irtinmt with the Hritkh for milA plane w hlrh MrltLIi m ll|tarv
judg. - I*!' C hild J u .l ir e V inson
f,.i f.ll
round to lliig r - in
I rnt.ll^ae -1 .hi I'nip t k i o l
European Recovery Plan, or ”e|*e t | ry | | tKhli and duration nf Might*,
jtsry rigiit'' at Mellahii, tintoffjrl.iU 'a id the* believed « a*
Old A .lu.'lu v'.' M urphy,
plii*- M ark et o f
In - 7HHI,
i.tu trlmuiihlvi tlie former Ital J»w i*ll-piloted firrtl on an It \ I
going back to the draft.’*
.'T w o Central Florida town* which
F i ani-fitotre. Itluek, l*.-»iglui. and
Sc' vi-i id .-m il.-' of puvrf' tiiiro
ian
r<donv
of
l.ll.yu,
"
i;.‘i
1
tie
rr
rn
im
iil"
a
n
r
r
rr
a
fl
torlav
over
Royall km It) this I* the- “Ingiml have hern designated «» goal*
.
- jo itrridc* a legal etintro*.
t,i***rt triTilnllt .1, n rlt-t-ji VCaU-l d"**k
fir'd
jdtualerl.
Kfnr Ft rinn in the mountain
eottcluaion" unless some ways for the cross country Might* ate
t-1 -iv wiiiiH -' y in •:»* vr-ntK ago.
fo
r
p
liu
iilie
eruiu-tit
In-lngj
area
»nu!h
nT
Je
ru
-aletn
.
where
.In June 1h-*i year, tlm Anu>
can be • fuund through an in
II.* itiu tiln itig jU 'tn'fK fan-fl
built on l,ake* Mom*--, r.uuniunlty
J e » - and tr a h - had been lock
liec-idrd to close down the Air
creased compensation or mine oth DeLand and EUrli*
f.t noun p A i- i" w ijti law '
a
i
r
j
l
’hour
hal’iteT
j
are
Udiig
niHile
nn
l-ak.
Ttaoapou Command facilities, • • rd in n lit
■ Comay .praised Sanford a*, a
•tnihinvil +*** l**»rt**
t
er _mean*
M i.in in- u n it o n v-tii l u l l ' H iilvllei
the winder rpiectivui wa* drooped.
imall town competing w ith larger
Sactelaty of . Pei ■«>—
*'
la k e * w itliu i t h e ro n fim .'* 'o f till*
Then. In November; th» Aetuy
tit mm aft-one'-**-tha foremost comt*l,
ttlk koU
W IL.SM LM Jan. |5 (AT- • | tdanlntim
iWiiMI to re lull vote .tin- Noillt
Foreign Affaire OMwottfcS the munillea sponsoring near ing con.inti arid
.ritil ' Tho
, 1m do llsry Man-urn Mercury-Orops To 2 f, H e n iv '.V A .M t- N ite
-ik* and
The 2-uU 10
irm
Aftivn ferry route, hfePeimolt lb it iili plane i. I,ml*
objective of the recovery . pro teata,
Norman
J.
Atkinson
ami
hii*
Iciv
moved
into
11111UI1I4III
lo
u
n
lr/
)
11
•
,‘l,,iMh‘I,*l
into *1 l."in
■
1
t,„l
In.ir.J
|«
I'aar
'ISteO
gram “is the prevention Of war
Will lam l.axaruK, a late aviation wife,.Mr*. Elsie Atkinsoh, were
Dc-urccs. w ith 22 T o Re O b se r v e d A t
7 ,
1
*■ 1 .
tiium l) t lilt. Ili.it't'.
Ion gin 1
and should not he CMwtmed rommintinnpr, stated that 30 of each
v
n
u
lljo
t
Je.m
w
lrm
IraL
v
...id
vtoiv
r
o
|,
" i ll Iawarded
$
10,000
in
damage*
I Kcdoih-.i In Oviedo, |
j ( m H llt> J a n . 1 9
H‘* .tl* v rJ «» *>«* SI* I
the ln-»t Rival ing pilot* ill tile coun yesterday in Ch roll Court by a
|*eil 4 htUet i.i I* |cwi*li liiilil v<ttd j
.1 into iiKxIinik hiniu-i
I 1'*
try Will be here to participate irt jury f in. luita againat (he John
to
liavr
killed
.
ill
|iri>onin
tinjj'
the rontoaU which will feature on II DickVrsnn Conatruction Com
• « * * - ............................. ; •
pirwouv 24 ||*-Mi
dtlfr r 1:;
t
Sunday some acrobatic atunt* and pany of Lakeland to obtain dam
built' by .if- llsry, inn. s u f fo ii-ot j to* ralHiogc." Himume ^ n d otliei
tIII? p f
I' l t h *1 A llH 'tlt’ftll
a daily spolAandlng events. age* to rout pc imate for severe
llie LjtJtjr
li»g«I III. 'he i'H|wit> t" 'Ujijrty save ml hull-j icmirr lUpjn,
-nut
ihiim
I
i
I
v
In
I.• rumfiutr,
1-nxaius
welcomed
CltrUS
---j.--. .
. the
. r ■ pilot*
| 1_*»l.to
| f Iini uj uric*
u n n ireceived
m u n (in
u i r i11
n1 swhen
n rii
on .July
1 utility rtf Hcliioit wlieie Arab- iln d IhijiK'
fruit 1 I * *i r-=| !tv
j Jimii
*\
ti.flitfht
In
T n r* f r W lO /» n il 0 n h f l l i lze.i*t*lo‘a-ltl *2
.n d i lhr automobile driven north on
I'm’ many yeai . the plaiilatlmi •M>wur% 5\ ||4‘f$ I* l.||M I tl!|M - r!
c-liniitet! to number ■RM »ur
11
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# B e iin c o n s e q u e n n a i &
h w * ., n
one ,n»0 s o u th e r
,*
4 i ii M’tfi* Mr-ifiBhif «• I i ti» aitrm i
•
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hh*. Stato Aviation Commission.
Sanfori, by Mr. Atkinson, collided
ii'imiled bun Jewirli jelllerurnl-. of t.’ounl- Kroderiek de llsry a It* Jfi (|rgirr$
l,|r- “ ‘" '" ’' ‘ Ijlto iv Wult f HiiiM.Hl 7:0U o*.
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I
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.1 Comey reviewed the progrea* of ...
... _ J-L.it, .i ... ....
New h>nn« totalling 1.612 anil A J rw iib a g e n ty t|Kike»MMn kvaid native *0 Iklgiuni, the Norili mid
.
n
n
,
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iiiinl
1
1
4
t
il
b
i
n
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1 1 . t. i k,
*vt-ninu' nt Ih t
Roiilh A in i- 1 l i n n agent for
LA K ri.A N n. j . . .
a
* , ' “' k
aggregating" over one mlllinn dol
D am age to F lorida * m illion f b t l a r ; 1^, o r jKm Mt th e Clevotand a ir by
b y CeJll
Cedd L.
I.. Sharouie and Iwinng- lar* have been made by the Ran- llir "fighting -lo|.(ird when tlie Mtimin'' Hvtra Dry Chninpagti.'. t*l J*t ilritirrjk v\«■$»" i jw*ff I in | . r,... -If it I -* 1 Kn it!. p«»5| atllug
to
the
cunatruetion
firm.
»* rr« iinrrfl !*»f|nV.
eltru* crop from today’s free z in g 1 ,„ TOt p, nrnp, s ta rtin g th a t in
I lie Ifriluh itn* one of the -how plates of Ip. tltr* M flt-I
| [ tllHiKJti n%M*«ln ’ I' '
It wai ulleged hy the plaintiffs ford Atlantic Rank dining 1917. nulitaty m oved in
\ \ * -t t. -%h<» rf'-iiftiPil in
Icm oerw ture* wa* "incorraerjufri- j r a r |y day* tho long rat flight*
.
Ml
J. I„ Ingh-u reported I" stra-t A im y ,' confim iiug th u , rv|*oitrd 1S.iiiile Pie-i,1,-nts Hint Royultv,.
that
due
to
the
carelessness‘
or
lir
.lt
*
1
I'TTt
It
r
V
k
i
A
i
>,...
■.ui.M.uii.h-r of llir
tlnl**' M eteorotogiat W arre n O. .
'('■.■tinaed « »*a*e Tfcieri
Ihe great and lieai yjn-at of th io ,M'* wagnrt
negligence of tho defendant, th" holders of the l.attk at the annual tin- area ijmM,
'
I- ,,|d '-t l,i a ffilia te
Johnson
of the S ta te - Fcdern!
. or.pn.nl- "• I-- il4tii‘d and « Mod linjfid in lniikt'lt uni *• iHil mw i * J...-;,]
meeting lixiav nl which he al-u
tractor
**f
Ihe
oncoming
truck
Frivst Warning Sender reported. Icy BIrhIh Hit KCuut,
At llir t i-riH.ll | liilitLi I V \ t ,11. 1h'-- i i - ‘-i.t - oganifeil ttviedo
llir army -aid t’-rllkv .III.I -elf ll in e f.u Till y e a rs, s ta rtin g t"
had swung, or jacknlfcd. Into rcvrMled satisfactory progress
) i -iill i. pi.-irnlsal with a
Frrwt over-the alate were light.
during the year with auhxtantud |ii>.|iet|rd giui- lull .irlived In p i y u m . t.e fo je 'ih e CiyJI W ar.
their
path,
causing
the
collision.
ItftHtg
flt b tn lto n on llw n ^ l mJ *. 1.1 i . ....lit iii-di t *• pin, which ’t*
. Johnson oald, iieratuo the nlr
Among these fam»in gun *
South
Freezes
Over
addition! lo surplus, undivided ll..!, the *ritirn Royal Air l o u r
In
the
netion,
Mr.
Atkinson,
who
tl$r
|<iwr\l
tfllipf
$Vf«»tt|s»|
., ii illy' pi
nt.-d at rxiiiratiorv
M Miinwa«r*$ *»rt Uhmf !•»•**»
waa dry. For that reaion enrly
waa represented by 0 . W. Spencer, piuflta nnd reserve account*.
.
1
term. Hr was
repprt* indicate that vegetable
ttllfltfg > ltly ffUMIllftk* w p Iff «I^
Rpitfnev m oh dummy runt over
It,
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
asked
for
136,000
damages,
for
More
than
th
percent
of
the
new
the fn-t World Wnr It veteran to
V grnvrrrs atong this lower Knat
y , . r ' , H G. B ebirn*: l - A r M«« - J
„ „ ll„ 1„ 11,|..r „ f , he malt.
injuries which he said, included n loans were handled through the the craggy bill* at daybreak but
W
inters
icy
Wa*t»
chill*-*!
the
roaat ami the luah l.ake Okre- eJatern half of the country today fractured jitrrum , or. brcuatlxuie ‘personal loan department for in
i„, giiiw er, rr|x n iril i !•>**
•
ij.,
.1 ,i .i : .', -ii.I M r. F ield, a
withdrew after .hi bout
rhobee region apparently ramt; amt a* frceiing weather llnjfered which he jiiainulned, might in
dividuals.
• *
ifru
irrs.
’
l~
jH
’l(
t
p
,i'
i
i'ii
frrm t-th e Sm iforil post!
through with lltUc damage -to
in the aouth the mercury dropped terfere jcermnnantly with Jil" ' A substantia! Increase in d*'- _ Hir JcwuliOpolwMii'an van! 150
M
I
( „ ||,it,., . ib ' iii in.i ’ v ill a : t.-ti l ’ fI. • -m id-w inter contheir tetuier tfurk crop*.
to 3fi oMive In Miami, Fla., and breathing. Mr*. Atkinson, nian ’re ^tnsita In tlie past five years wa- At ibt and two. lew* weir -lain
, ,
i i .-tut- ,,i •»(.«> tV p n rtm ltn t nf
The foreeaat aald’loweat tempe to 10 nl«.vi- In Urecnalairii, N. presented by Mr. Spencer, asked ul.mi notixl hy Mr. Ingley, a- -md a ball dn/rn |rw \ wounded
'* * "• ‘ b a r mol ‘ '" " t " ”' "
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w hich will also
raturea in rolder location* would C.
for $60,noil damages for Injuries follow s:
, |l.ti t 'l l I, Itllllg' "I
to -t* H'
., «ip.t»H,4 »»n I*«sr 1*101
|!ol
police
>'lim
it'
d
'
aiualtie'
al
mine tomorrow morning ’aliont
* • ( ''l i l t Williiimii.* fm mi r j*girrK Sll l l l ' Mxnfotlf U N Wltbiwi—
loan*
DepoKilx
While tin* South shivered In which she said Included a frarlnr. llstr
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tl'#wtt*<mi an ..Paag , Mat
>•*
lb* abnormal temperatures and pd light femur, a ssvsre blow on 12-31-43 4428.1 f t .00 $4,291,113.(81 ilmijt 50. and thr ipnirntu*-rd deputy !>‘**iiff - m uI pnlirc
Inc
I,mu
r
n'"l
*
tbwool
liK
T
C
U
S
l*
I
S
.
N
o
t
e
d
tlie
head
that
impaired
vision
and
t.xtnv
.iriuiiiinriit
Ins
rntididac.
12-31-17 1812,018.00 W.03«1KI.OO Jrwi*b, ’ Arab and polue volirie,
many were fared*with ahorlogr*
Injuries that
Inipah* d , Improvements to Die ttanking
fm thi- offli-e n f S lirriff nf Stem tinin 'be iioitliwr't iftgtuiio-l
I n A t i t it T a i r S a l e s
Taft Says Truman Is nf fuel, a fresh cold wave howl 1 cheat
w.i*
that
20
Arab'
aiul
10
Jrw*
mill.'
and fnllnyrii.g 1’, \ | u n ,'il.lr i **e,lbv| *- atilt.■itiii
1•
t|*
senna the Dakota* anil headed breathing. Moth plaintiffs testified ouartera. including sreouator* for bad dietl.
court
Itsrii, incumbent, i* thr src n .l in rd tonight, lie riV 't.tb have b rill
^ Not Economy Minded ed
the
tiookkecplng
machine*
which
Into other section* of the Mid in The
\ n inert*.. •’ " f 60" vetilcle tiwas Yepre*enled ahsorli 60 percent of the noise,
’
Tho altackn?. w eio b'llrviil In riili-i the rnc«*.
west. In the East, the. mercury hy the defendant
It'M lISH *
!•««' H * r l
. . p . (date iiV» r those issued la»tfirm of Akerman, Dial ami
lb' WM- Ixirtl nn a fill m Ill' ll ^
PROVIDENCE, R* U Jan. 15,’ dipped |t> below *rrt> In New Akcrman anil hy George A, Bpecr. as welt as modern heating and l.e “nTruita" from Syria and ia-IM-r, Ain in 1001 ami rnnir In
ti--.. at thi ■ time was today reL i *j . Jewish sources said most
f/T)— Aiaerting that Prealdent York S ta te .'
1 nt t.oi hy Jo h n I,, Galloway, munlain liutner waa foreman of air eomlillonlpg units, were rein 1023 a n j during Ihr
L
(irecnaboro'a Itt atiove wa» tKe the jury. Other jurymen w ne ported by Mr. Ingley-who also of the attackin' wore uniform* Kanfo'nl
Truman “haa no intereat In econ
iv tax n il|..t" i More tlian 4JN30
fnllnwii.y year lirgnn five yi'.ii IMootl Bank’s Fifth
and
st«e!
helmet*.
Hnuiusru-i
illsrevealed
that
the
Bund
Departcot
deal
ajvot
in
the
amdhern
lielt
omy," Senator Robert A .. Taft.
Ralph W. rxiistng, R. D. Drkle.
„f sendee »■- n iinliri- nffierr. n»
A nn nn D
i v tnTr S
u ii ii rr vj \V
hav. »■•*-»
1 »utd.
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• • •••„.
H Balls as* as **sae T*r -»>
A
» (.(«L
1 1 1 * t iThrtl,
n»r,t«i,
„f nhr
fR-Ohio), declared today he be hut the mercury plunged to 1" K, II - Randall, Jr.. W. A. Hunter
signing* in 1020 tn enlrr prlvatri
lieve* the |3D,ft00,000,00ft Truman almve at Atiauta, and to in at and Raymond McGill.
Iii ','r u r i' ta g * ' totiay nn
buxines' Hr l.iK'atnr n dr|ii|ty I
■'
budget can b« tu t “In nearly Iltrmingham, Ala. Other low ear
alio' rii by GovCircuit Court recessed until
sheriff in 1037 and served In thiTilts week th r Cent till Flnrida Ijv-t .luy i.r g r a r r allow
ly morning readings Included 16 Friday moning at 10:00 o'clock
every Item." ,
,
rapacity until 1047. Ilr has sriv. j pjnoil Hank, «i>rvitiK JVminnt.' i tniu 'li ll s td C at.lw rlt to drive a
"I have never heard the Prral- at Macon, Ga., 17 at Nashville, at which tim r a $6,000 suit for
rd nx l.rnnrh manager for the*| t ’ounty antf seven »*th»% roUtltir-. cal o ( 'tru c k w ith a 1947 Heense.
,(dent mention economy," Senator Tenn.: 1# a t Charleston, 8.
damage* hy Mrs. May B. Max-,
Otuiigr .State* Oil'Company f n r , j* reh-hratlnt- it* Fifth Annjvrr- The ru sh «.f lo t m in u te appli, ^ T aft taid In «n inUrvlau- *horUy and 30 a t .Ntw- Orleans. Slightly welt and Richard Maxwell against
thr pavt two years:
«ry. E. fj. Kirkpatrick, Heminnl. r a n is h a 8 been going on nil w eek,
“ a fte r hie arrival for a apeech at warmer readings—mostly above James R. Iloolehan aa the result
Mb Williams live* with id*' t'nimly chairman, announced th- snol Mr. G allow ay.
a Republican m a u raeetlpc to freexlnjr—were reported In Tes of injuries received by Mrs. Maxfamily on thr Orlandn highway ,|IIVi
Th.- increase In ta b s issued tnnight-.
sa after aub-freeslng marks yes well when struck on March 17 hy
five mile* south nf Sanford, The
j |„ , (Vntrnl Kim ids 1II*hhI llntii ilinili-1 nn in rre n -e in tu ipulatlon
OKEECHOBEE Jan. 15 (fl’i Detail* of th- propoicd $ZR8.000.- familv inetudrs hi* wife, n sou was rstahlisli.ol five* ye.irs ago
an automobile driven by Mr.
The Senator, who admitted he terday.
of the County am t in v e h ic le s'
Miami’* 38 above, recorded hy Hoolchan, will be takan up.
waa looking for Rhode Idand eup000 Florida Flood Control Program were Iwing studied tmlay at plan* in college and a daughter in high m eet -possible w ar rmerpeneit** Hi ow ned, he said.
school.
port In hla hid for the Provi the federal forecaster* a t the
Ihi*
area,
hr
point
ml
out.
Rinre
More ihm t 3,000 plain auto
.went forward for local participation by the 21 counlie* affected.
• | have always had the highest th rn .it has gniwn into a perman lag* have been issued, 300 or
dential nomination, aalih he be- city's airport, waa a drop from,
plan wa* outlined by Oscar G. Rawl* of the U. 5 . regard for mv fellow officers." ent
community health agency by m ore ll-fogs for sm all rars, ^30
sident May Order Corp*Theof mailer
Ilevel about a billion dollar* can the yesterday’* high of< 72. In
Engineer**' ‘Jackionville office at a meeting here yesterday lie declared .in announcing hi*
of its ________
increasing use h^- W tag * for la rg e c a rs and about
be lopped off the. budget fpr exe other Florida cities, Orlando re
Fuel Oil Conserved •fler which the flood control committee of Florida and the arra water candidacy, “have enjoyed their j j,reason
04pital*. clinics and doctors,
cution of the Marihall Flan and ported a low of 27 and Jackson
t.OtMi truck*.
th a t the appropriation for Euro- ville's minimum wa* 22.
Control committee merged into-one group headed by Odo F. Bronron respect nnd will endeavor to main- |„ (B( - nf apprnximatety 13,500
tain H-"
i
I tr.m-fusion* have hern made l«
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, « V - 01 Kissimmee.'
In New York State, Albany
aid ahould run batween four
i
. A and ffta billion.-H* added he did and Syracuse reported early President Truman proBably will
Bronson
will
appoint
a
commitspend
$7,337,000
and
local
source*
•PL
r
t
T
r
r
s
y
s
m
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net act much.room for cutting morning readings of *lx below isiue'an order today or tomorrow tro to confer with Gov. Millard F.
Proclamation
The American Oil Company, of
)n „!,rfrVanre of thr Fifth An
and the mercury dropped to one directing rigorous conservation of Caldwell oncfplant lo raise local $1401,000 to make up the $ 11 ,defanae appropriation*.
928,000 annual charges Ineluding whlffi John K fukf | m lofi!
, ! niv^fifiry, the* Ilforwt llnnk
hon*
Taft, aaid th a t combatting Com- below in Rocheiter. New York'* fuel oil and gasoline by *R gov participation fund*, .
WHEREAS, this wrek h at
Interest on the federal and loca!si hutor hnM obtained n City pfrmHl* ttr\n« joo Cm tro I F|oH(U rltlionn
munlarn waa a* major !a*ue con low was I t above. Pittsburgh ernment agencies, Mas W. Ball,
Addtiional outlet capacity for
Ix-en drsignatril a* Ihe Nation-.
to erect a 26 hy 27 foot steel wj,(l ftr,, m)-nibers of the "Gallon
■
fronting the American people and waa near aero and . In Washing director of the interior Depart Lake Okeechobee la proposed but Investment,
The report showed an annual warehouse, and four oil tank* o f. <;|ub \ to which memt*ershlp Is a.I Junior t'hamlier of Cog*'
ment’s oil and gaa division, aaid no large reservoir* are plannrd
defended the antl-Communitt ae- ton 'the mercury touched 14.
merer Week by the Na
Isn eflt of $26,111,100 Is antici 17.740 -„
gallons
capseity
eight dti
Ilona„
- each.
.| awarded only after right
tivitlei of the Thom a* Un-Ameri
N ear bllaurri condition* were today.
in the Kissimmee and upper 8b
Orgaiiiiation and,
The MeCrory Store recently re- >lt(m, lo the
Rank.
Ball said the petroleum short Johns River baairu, Rawls said In pated, cf which $21,116,000 would
can Activities Committee.
forecast for moat of the Dako
tw in Increased productivity of ccivetl a permit to build an r l e v - | ___________________
WHEREAS, the S e m i n o l e
tas today with sharp drops in age confronting the -nation is explaining details of the proposed land.
Flood losses in 1047, direct ator shaft at a cost of $1,600.
i
County Junior Chamber of
temperature, 30 to 40 mile* per “more serious" than just an emer projram .
JOINS FIRM
Home building in Sanford has
CIVIL SERVICE RATINGS
ly and Indirectly, amounted to
Conimerra was 'brganited in
Bolyn N. MeClung,
Jng, form
former
er atu- hdbr north wind* and light snow. gency of thia winter and may
lie aaid the Good control plan, 115,000.000, the report said.
. ‘•Vi-:-'
started at a fair pare since Jan. I Civil service ratings of prnrDecemtier, 1945 and '-has heUnlveralty,
has
c
o
n
tin
u
e
four
or
five
>ear*.
dent at
Similar blustery, cold weather
whilp allowing w ater to proceed
I.
Among
recent
City
perm
its,
tirally,
all
City
employees
are
Rawla
aaid
the
method
of
rais
rome
a
leading
force
in
tha
A Joined the W. R. Whllams Realty wa* forecast for other section*
Ilia remark* ware made to more rapidly down the Kissimmee
jfllocal funds for construction are- tho following; H C. Campbell, now showing Improvement over civic affairs nf Sanford and
W C a aa eflR»
M_ger and _man- of th« north central region to state fuel coordinators, gorern- rfver and other atreams into Lake ing
to
erect
a
three
bedroom
dwelling
rating*
as
of
Juno
30,
It
was
reand
ether
costa
was
a
state
mat
Seminole
County.
I,
Robert
A.
•gvr of the new morigagat and n ig h t In Dkkln*on. N. D., to ment officials and ell industry Okeechobee, also provides for
Tenth Street near Myrtle at veaiod today by N. 0 . Garner,
Williams, Mayor of the City
'lo a n aervke, lie is married to day the mercury dropped from representatives seeking an effort doubling the present lake outlets. ter* to be solved within the etete. on
Other officers of the committee estimated cost of $6,000, C. T.< assistant secretary und examining of Sanford, do hereby declare
I■ —
the forajpr Betty Jo Rurka of 26 to I above In one honr aa. to ease fuel shortage* in Eastern
The projeet la to cost $308,- heeded by Bronson ere Dade.Jones to alter barbershop on West of the JoeaJ Civil Service Hoard. and proclaim this week as Na
:s
Kentuckjr. flve# a t present In De- strong winds whipped the newly and Mid-Weatarn states.
135.000, he said, of which $36,- County Commissioner Preston D. Thirteenth Street at a cost of The ratlnga are based on aptitude, tional Junior Chamt>er of
Land and intend* to move here as fallen anow Into small drifts.
Gasoline shortages Beat sum 633,000 will be paid by local In bird of Homestead, vice chair $2,000; C. A, Taylor to put an skill and co-op4rativenr** of emm etre Week in the City
soon a* poaalMe.
.
Lo* Angeles’ 80 was high mer may hlpdar harvests In th* terests, Including $7,042,000 for
over his g arare at 401 ployees, and are determined by
Sanford.
-Tho fi>nr f t now In position to acme* the nation yesterday and Midwest area. Ball said. H t said land and relocation of highways man; R. Elmo Griffin, of Kis apaitment
simmee, secretary, and Thad Palmetto Avenue: Wilbur Lee observations on the part of the
/a / Robert A. Willi
temoeraturee generally In the tha Industry may not h* able to and $28401,000, toward construc Carlton, of Port Pierce, treasurer. Dunwoody, colored, to erect a Hoard. In order to advance, rraMayor
• * Pact fie coast area were near or make petroleum products abun tion costa.
Counties represented a t the concrete block home at Thirteenth | plojree* have to. take examlnaiSTk!
above nortual.'
dant before IBM or IM * ^ ”'
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The federal government is to
lessilaw c mm r* f* Ttrw J
Plarh far $2,000. .
.tton*.
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r
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t
British Planes,
De Bary Estate Becomes One Of
Tanks Stop Arab
S tate’s L argest Home Projects
Jewish Fighting
Freezing Weather
;. j Threatens Tender ‘
Crops In Sanford . ,
Accident Victims
AiVttrded $10,000
Each Irr Damages
•
Progress Reported
By Atlantic Bank
At Annual Meet
Dam age To Florida
Is Said To
Carl Williams To
Run For Sheriff-:
In Next Primary
$208,000,000, Florida Flood
C ontrol Plan Is Being Studied
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�THURSDAY, JAN. 15, I‘J48
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE T W O
son*. Johnnie and Jimmie, and
were the dinner
Jake
| guest* of M and Mr*. Ben G.
day evening. Oth.■special to The Sanford Herald . . „ ____
. . j Itenne and Roy
By MARIAN K. JONHS
Saturday were Frank Hardaway,
Walnright.
Calling on friends in Oviedo
. Following a two week* vlsll
with her parent*, MIm Lucy I’ll- of Orlando, formerly with the
lolian ha* returni*d to Florldi Collector of Internal Revenue,
now connected with Mr. Charles
State College at Tallahassee.
Returning to rontinue hi* stud llatrhrldor In' business iff Orlan;
|e» at Southern ColiciQb, I.akc
land, Monday following a coupb
Former Po*tma»ler, J. P. Hall,
weeks’ vl*lt with hi* parent* of Sanford, was ii> OViedo Mon
County Superintendent and Mr* day.
.
T. W. l.awton, wa* Jam**' !-aw
Mr*. Dorothy llarkey, Star
ton.
Route mail carrier lietwgea San
After spending a week here ai ford. Oviedo and Geneva, I* back
Oviedo N e w s.
I
on the Job after *«:v*r*l week*
ahM-nco visiting her »l*ter In
Tennessee. During, her absence
Mr. and Mr*. Johnny Cranston
and -boy», of Sanford solmtltuted.
K. I. Kultwrg. owner add oper
ator of the Oviedo Variety Store
has taken on tljc agency for a
drV ’cleaning establishment now.
Mr*. Pickett Letke, one of the
contributor* displaying her l<eautlfu|.Kpgli*h trny* at the exhibit
told .at the San dtfirn' fTTdeT in
Orlando.* Is n niece of Me*. Augu-tn D. Covington, of Oviedo, ami
•has lioen her guc*t' here.’ ~ Many
cilixen* of Oviedo attended the
collection of lieautlful art,
*Kntertainlilg a group of young
people at a lovely New Year par
ty at their home on New Year*
Eve were Mr. and Mr*. * Koy
Clonta, J r . The party wa* In
honor of Mr. Clont*’ cousin*. Mr.
anil Mr*. Frank l-andrum, of At-
lanla, and Mr. and Mr*. Tommy
Clonta. of East Point. The guests
greeted the New Year with horn*,
confetti and »or)g».
Breakfast
w ii icrviil by the boat* to the
following *uc*ta: Mr. and Mr*.
T. L. Lingo, Jr., Mr. and Mra. Staley, and Mr, and Mr* Boy
B. F. Wheeler, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Clonta. Jr.
Georire C. Mean*, Mr. and Mr*.
NO REPORT
Jimmy McGowan, Mr. ami Mr*.
BATON ROUGE, La., Jan. IB
Tommy Moon, Mr. and Mr*. Bill
Martin, Mr. and Mr*. Merritt (A1)—Athletic Director
(Bed) Heard had nothin* to any
about a report that three LouUi■na Slate Unieertity coache* h*u
realgned. The AtlanU Con*titu, tion reported• that Backfield
W tuhlnrto- State RED DELICIOUS
Wafthington State WINESAP
YORK Cooking
BEANS
So Thrifty! So Delicious I
So Easy To Prepare!
•with
Tomato Saute • .
Ronton
ih
cast *n«M<ic * none u* to.
Apple Sauce
IP* our Art! big aUle of the
year YOU’LL SAY IT S Ollll
BEST. You’ll rhear the acorw
of Ane food* on aale at prtie*
you’ll applaud. You’B cl f i r be
cause you can atock your pan
try l 8 overflowing — AND
WAVE WHILE "YOU’IlE DO
ING IT. Com* ch*cr v/lth tha
crow d* HUBBY I
. —
-
TABLE SUPPLY
Fry. Kiln Dried Sweet
TANGERINES
3 L b . 14c
POTATOES
5 Lb* 40c
PICCLY W IC C LY
Carrots 3
Quantity Rights Ressrvod
PricN Good Thm Saturday, January 17
la. Green
l.r>c
i
White House (large can*)
Milk 4 canN 49c
Briylil Sail
Self-PoliahliiR
MayonnaiHc
42c
Fuctory Pak Fancy
STANDARD
Spinach
No 2 Cant
Garden FreHh Fruits and VcKetablcs
Vitamin Full! Mineral Rich
were General Giant. Piesident
Cleveland
King Kdnnitl VII
I while Prince of Wales), Harriot
Jteecher Stowe, Jo-eph Jefferson,
■he actor. David Livingston,’ General*’ Henry Sanford. The Detjincym, the IV I’uerta*. the Van
Itenssyiaers. _ The Princes* tie
Pollrinar, the Duke ami Dutches*
of Castcji und Dr. Ilaitir* Stark.
The latter, a lw>tanUt of fame,
Ixiughl a nrighUn ing plantation
and specialised in raising giant
tree ferns. Hi* gardener 'wa*
former Iv the Chief Gardener of
Cuegn Victoria.
Two of the earliest side wheeler
■ •team ship*, afterwards utlllfcd
to i«tati)l*h the first stepm •vessel
transportation from Savannah to
point* on Lake Monroe, were
put chased by ile Bnry to transi—il
’ hi* guest south and to sail them
around lutke Monroe and up the
St, Johns Itiver. O ne-of these
floating palaces wa* th e 1 S. S.
"TTPlwg* M. B ird’, the other the
S. S. ’Freilerick'de llary". D ip
Isrktt Monroe dock nt which three
unship* tied up i* now taring
• y laillt
bunch
/FLORIDA DEATHS
4
DK/.AND Jan IB tA’i—Junto*
W.* rerk lh i. X.V fmmrt rbainuan
of / l i e S late, Boat! IVnmtmeut,
onFtlaie vidu-i.i cuunty circuit
Juajle. county Solicitor anil niem•*-1 of .the state legislature. died
yesterday .fidl'iyysi’g u .bllcf III-
" •U cmoIv *cni hi ip l*y the futnn
tn ginemmeni will take three high,
school lamd* and marching units
to llcvniia foi tin- Havnna fes
tival Feb tt, 7 and X. s-churd
stitvrintoiiHont James T WIImmi
*aid tinlay.
try, now grown to a trrniendou*'! Du- Dado count) school hpatd
*ixe. Bamboo tire* he pointed at newt to ieiua*v the mme than
•aplinw* are mm l*ig> enough
gtOUps
for ma*t< or telegraph | k>Ii‘».
i
Miami
FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
Mr*. Charle* (1. Hhaffer wit
freshmenu. fo
hei* following
(ue*t*: Mesilame*. J . IV. Mchlnnon. Joseph Lelnhart, Max Leinhart. M. L Gary. W. H. Gore, B.
G. Bmlfh, J. II. Btalcy, Jamc*
Wilson, George Morgan, R. W.
Kite*. W. R. Meek and*tr*. Rhaffer.
Mr*. Ia*na I. Hunt wa* the
hostess To tlu* member* of the
Circle of tho
Oviedo Mathodlxt Church Monday
afternoon at her home on Isike
Charm. Mrs. C. L. West, chair
man, conducted the regular hu»l-.
ne»» meeHng. after .’ Which Mr*.
Ilunt scrvrd refraxhnient* to
appixixintatcly IK g(r*«l*,
ifr*. Clara 1.W Evans, chair
man, Mrs. Martha Staley, Ml**
Thelma Lee, Mr*. Catherine Tea
gue, and Mr*. Kate Nelson were
th* hostesxr* Monday evening
when they entertained the mem
ber* of the Bethany Circle at the
home of Mr*. Charles 8. Lee on
Lake Charm.
Mr*. Marguerite
artln, chairman, conducted the
uslncaa meeting,
Plan* went
made for sending a box of cloth
ing to a minister In charge of
an orptvmgc In Cxechslovakla. Re
freshments were served by’ tha
hostess** to 28 guest*.
After (pending th e-p ast sever
al day* as the guest of their pgr-
I
Stokal/s
Frc»h Tender
WELCH'S TOMATO
STRING BEANS
SPINACH
ntuiub*.
English
GOV’T GRADED BEEF
CO M M ERCIA L
Sirloin
PEAS
SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION
U. S. GOOD
Tuesday, May 4
STRAWBERRIES
Btokrly Cut Green
Utokciy
. Cranberry
Beans
Sauce
« 02 17c
Htokely
.
n 03oo
Btokcly Deluxe
CatsuD
14-ox
23c
Plums
h o
Hash
2 Can
30C
Loaf
M ad
2^
SEMINOLE COUNTY
*35,000 in Cosli Prizes
in 0XYD01 SPARKLE ’
PUEClNtrT NUMBER
CONIllt
POTATOES
A A T’
PEACHES
Aspuragus.
Morrair* Yockahira
Layer Sliced
Bacon
No
Ubhy Potted '
Meat
y< >
4 FOR GOVERNOR
Vienna
I’llOHHUUTING ATTDRNEY
\nT r-
7 % c . Sausage w
w it h
t o n i»v»;
-
A' A I* Small-
N o .:
DailyJ> I(lb can*)i
l/Bsl
Dog Food 3 qans 25c
A- A P Cru»hed *
Mo 2 Can
lMneupple
28c
Nabisco
Morliin’rt Noodle'
Chicken Qiblet
DINNER
lh Jar 38c
•
Qutck Frown Grad* A Ureseed
A Drawn (Over It lb*. I
Hmall Weelem Spare
Turkeys iw w Lb 65c
FOR ATTORNEY GENERA I
\ i>rs:
•>*»!
___
Percy A. Mero
C. E. (Carl) WilliamH
FOB COMPTROLLER
pom ti'K
____
FOR OOUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC. INSTRUCTION
Bluets A* I t WnnHm
Meaty Bmoked
Turkeys
r»: ■••mi «<>•:
Veal Grade A
Superlt* Heavy Western
Chuek
FOR STATE .TIlBARDWHU
Chewtpt'gke Bay Extra Standard
Boneless 8hould*r
-
Soap of Beautiful Women
lb 59c Roast
Roast
Hamburger lb 43c ChopH
Lamb
Coahmatu
lb 6
FOR COMMIHS1UNEtC
____ (IF AGRICULTURE
x 0 T». t o n «»M.
Grade A Lamb Squaro Gut
Home Grown Roasting
Shoulders
lb 4
Medium
Fresh Full Dressed
Shrimp
Fryers
T gndaf! SJieud!
S « rv « W ith O n io n s
Lb
S u p e r
J ia tu r ic
MAXWELL HOUSE
Bleach
3 lbs
1.29
Vi 8ral
20c
i *
■
Bright Sail
Flakes Ige pkg
Duz
Ige pkg
Cashmere
" —- • " '
29c
38c
,
BEANS
TOR MEMtlKK 01
llOUSK of KBPHESIC ITATIVBH
1
l l m , Xu. I
loiA : cuu
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
UM>te*
tOTt! HIM «»*H
3
■
_______
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
I
t#F I’UIILIC INHTRUCTION
(It.,He* - X*.
VOTK POII OXS
»
.*
FOR MEMUKII OF HOARD
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
FOR MEMBER OF 'H IE
t'.OUHK of REPREMENTATIVTia
PMiM x*. a •
' I ->
urove go. * ■
VOTR RON DXK
r m i r o il iixh
.
In Qtrs.
FOR JU8T1CB OF THE PEACE
■j
Talco F«ed
v*»t h
SCRATCH
25 lbs
1,49
LAYING MASH
Flakes Ige pkg ,38c
25 lbs . 1.49
v o s nxiiJ
14c
V*g«tabU
•* ,
■-OK TAX (OLUKHKM3
u Run oxr
■
FOR COUNTY
8 E88OK OF TA
Tomato
y on oxh
fa
I FOR t D l ’NTT JU
jo in gpn oik
James G. Sharon
‘/ c a tu n e
200 Magnolia Avenue
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
>•* I
t
\o r r . HUM « \H
IllauleS
Bath Six*
b&r
Lourine A. Beal
►OR STATE SENATOR
SENATORIAL • DlrtTBICT
Sultana
Red Kidnoy
MOTOR OIL
Quart
* 25
2 Gallon
1.69
FOR SUPERVISOR OK
REGISTRATION
votk rim «>>»:'
COMMISSIONER
..
Bouquet 2 bars 25c
Palmolive
. -
Grade A l«rg-of-
• -lb
Crisco
ruH *ivm
f o iT
STATE Jtl/PKMINTBMIHtN
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
1NSTKUUTIU
Veal Meaty Rib
All Meat
its :
Sanford, Fla.
*TT veoy
Wff 1 .-e* p* - .rf.
POLITICALCANDIDATES
MAKE RES13RVATIONSt
view Its iv-i'ui fr of progre*- nod
t—>i*r put , 111)0 s u n irt «g«u, t>rn|erts completed -hnv the gmuii
a simdl malntetMlirv s.raff, wa- olgunlxod in Ibaeiiiliei. 11*Ifv
■i cvnlitn* in W w -itugum “ The Jnvii-e- me ••l*ji to all met
th a t "o fficial* , publicly ai •l thiotlgh 36." Iblhain (titled.
i. Uo nnt rottsidci tnv i n v
•*, to h r of g lo a t Interna
tl significance,
vri tttty of llefeiiso Forte*
KLEtTRIC SERVICE CO
OR Alagitolitt
Nvenue
Winnipeg.'
.!«»I.sonvtlle
'Orlaluiu
hni.l
"ill* limit-.1 amt tentative -uppoil ,.f
>■ it, it* rcilklaitev la Itu*
at mu'- When the Btili*!l Tut!.
man (!• rannd* for virtual ivalrwl
of the Datilamdle* Tla TniiiiatT
uti. ■f11<-■ni
DnCtllli- fi'i Ifrf-eve und Tu/kltV,
prnchun.'d last March, y*t tlustand* «l 7X1 .tuet: the United
N&iluii* a**emhly voted for parIl linn N»»W 2?*.
approach
..
.la. lh.
. .
.
w lie in Hint dimthnn j putt. iji«»v
Hop«.* yom MuticommUitL* m u pm* i»f lhi«* |iM%ininir. killiti^r ftnir urn
vidf A rtVniiiinrniIfi| taw ulnuh w\»uiullntf ftnir "in ircnrrunt a*
BALLOT
Chuck
SQUASH
Ducks
Bowl Game, Mlaa Martha
Moon, Charles’ Leo, Jr., and
and
id Mrs.
Mra. Tommy Olonts hav#
yrn*d. *
announcing th* birth of a baby
iter a t the Fomald-Laughloepltal are Mr. and Mr*. II.
urge. The young lady la
Alice Fay*. She and her
tr are now at th* homo of
lit m a n A n P o ire nradnu.it
it, W iesbaden, tie r many*, an
n.-d y e tte rd a y th u t ilte field
NOTICE
.it|>V dl Ualesl.l .
Phone 1218
-lit Sanford Avenue
Florida Grown Full Dressed
ed to (hair home at PC Wayne,
Indians.
,
After a couple week*’ Wslt With
nl*ee and nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Danlell, ^r. Mr. and Mra.
Raymond Phllphot and daughter,
control.
Freeh
Peas
I —mail'd ira». en«r u*»l
ltd. uni the Slule IVpactmeut
uskeit again to take up me
that of light- with th>* HijtThi« It tllil, obtaining pec
‘-'■n ti. reopen, the field liut
I*re*ident- Oilhani Ihank- I Wil
liam l.avaUr, T. E. Fu* r and
f.trlvle llinisholilci ■•( t.hs- Jaycrvs
lor their assistant,' it, helping the
Ft-uida Soaking Association com
plete the contest.
Odlinm staled tf.it. the lui-al
eigaoiiation wilt name '•*• out*
standing,’ ineluliei to \l Thur-day
a* the Junior Chamls’i* of Coinbiclei’ arfos* Ihe coimtiv eontMieliiorate the
of Let. I I to
Jt a* National Foitodei- Week*,
tin ’Jtlth anni'ei-,m« ,.f their
netlomii vXlslaiite.
The haul mcnoiralo.i, wilt
to join tlu ligl
th’.n
the J
tin Culm, of ibe A,ah
We make our own ler Cream, AH flavorn
Tasty* — Dellrlnua — Healthful
•
J u i c e
O rbtnd
Rhone 2-0729
<*B>, St. I.urie. Srminole flight* that covered -tisi mites and
one pi I-1 gained a ..’O.'Ksi feet
altitude.
I I HAl|t«U*'i
Ul'.gUot.h-ii
CAULIFLOWER
hostess Monday afternoon to the
vaL. of tllM
Ivlmliv
ChatN’l Guild m
Circle
the fOviedo
Mcthodiit Church. After the
■business meeting, conducted by
th* chairman', Mr*. W. !L Meek,
Mr*. 8haffer vcrvrd dellciou* re-
I.KKSIUTRO- B e n j a m i n K.
Ilnigi*,
former
k'mutilla
p id m n d rr and IVtaind resident
for the past thn-» year*,* at th*
Lake County Medics! Center died
here Tue-rlay night.
SCHOOL FOODS
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. IB,
Florida school |im-hliH>ip* will
re»eiv* 4JIS0 in-,•- of inmicrl
toinnioe*. llX.-Vm pound* of i bed
-day ehee.<- and J.itftx <*»<•» oT
-ronccnlrated utange jutr*—'from
the If. 8. Department of Agricul.
true ihi* month.
. Djreetor W. F. Catling of the
State Welfare llourd'i commodity
division reported the alba alien
"ill bring the total uf USD A
food -depiiirmo dellVel«sl to Flor
ida" m bout. Li over IIP ear load*
STEVENS •• HIT W. Unbinaun
■'ci, lot, Martin, Ol.eeOrange, Osceola, Palm ill- Fall*. Texas, (heie «. ie three
told ^ news coiifci Amt vi j
LAKELAND. J.«n l .. I’.
■»>. fur instance, lhal tlie field
• tv ju«i u way staUim and The Federal Htnle I m-t Winning
In am *v-l*#nt Seivii* fori-eu-t fai p.tiin-iil.ti
.
t BAIT MISSING
FhnnU twilight and tomorrow
ill Aftir*.
MIAMI, Jan’. IB u\’< A 'flotilla
frod txiending ittlo
Such slgttificatu i «s the. in- mottling
nf^plapc*
ftom
tint
C»an
(iuant,
Da Ilary prided himself vn ton- i
■n liigh at i-iiiViifcd'hv Viiny and Navy.fr- 1 etd-'M hob I w as ill aw n by di|t- the tuucklgml* of . 'In-Iiie -mith*tructtng rlorldn> first ’.‘Foun
,<iii
i
l
t
k
t
r
r
r
t
' . u i i h wtihH.ptead
soi»e units. -siMltlied tlu- whIcis , loiuatic a u lh o title* 'from ntiict
tain of Youth’' corn u t u bathing.
south
of Miami t,»h.y for the ltd j rori • t e \. fd* n ffuclinp the -niae fre.fing ».-ni|>erafur«»* again; with
DANNER VI’.l’llDt ED
.pool wdirre many mlrnruluut.
.
,cleat >kies and Ils.’.* <*md* with
fiHit Cahill .'Ulser, In ’Ann. adiifr j a t r a
Juti. ir. ,in
cure* of rheumatism, arthritis,
alHiut I’d milt- smith ,,f Uaiysfont
'lin-i* include the divpktch of *holt perhst of calm lad with
gout, were said Ao have been Manap'-r Itirtnird G D;
reef -tight with two mm nhou ‘ . 1,0pe .Mui .n v s ih itli tap d in g e>iulr»- Icmpohitute* *ligtule ImUei than
with tcm<>\ d
made. Thl* pool ha* I■cm coin-' thrcaleneil
*
TJ.P..OUV ■.••ig ideuUritd n i'I U e i.t In h tlu y tn f u li stre n g th ifr* la s tliig h t in Hu. iioriL aiul ivepletcly M»t«ird by the new own- majority, group nf Ilie-city
Kito-lai-ro. 5!f. «>f \ev» Yolk atid , Muiuu- uiiiplem tiit in th e Aitnn- .tiai d istiiit- confined mostly to
c>* and will I* one of the many nii**ion.'totlov im i the iiuani
M'nmi. nitd l.awtence Farlev, :Ut, lean M.sljtt-i ta n c a n f e e l ; *id High ground liH-aiiuii-.
n ational feature* ’for * pin- approx :.l of that Lalv.
Icmperalnn-s
nt M.ttap-dvelt, ‘tins . Tht-T Had lit eid v ig ln g the U iw k aitul-d
LONGWOOD H0TKL H<
pert y owner*.
Tfie ewttimlaalutt miupted
CtuMlgh' f.ual and v.nfei- for vliree f n h c ai d othm extensive p ts p J»i sii III, ll-az, Mltmr Intwrrr
A.'trr General Sanford estab sofutlnii )e*tnd.iy "‘cntlfli
hut
nulin and "possibtv arm ini... lo t a S p n n g Ot'fcnrive iri.*tmi
• II,Inna.. Mil <Mlsr*
lished hi* IJ.immi acre plantation and uppioving" Dautttt am
little fuel,” arcordlnp (u Lt. I'optd ag e ■-t the g u e n illtu ; (lis t tna- Ruffal"
I KHTI III ' l i 'l t . v **•« t a n a
across
‘Lake
Monroo,
tie
Bar)
•Vets,**
appal
entl)
end.
rig
Blchatd tl Hixtct. f.’iaut Guard W iivei* ih th e M editkrrancan. Detroit
llinaeis. Inrlviliai u s . m i W r * a«4
. - In lui' ie hint mi-leu
I i*»rh iisImi sun*, (i*m IIJ*. construrted a lalge Uattoplfd ■move
and o dg. m rllt n f foui hit .fleet I^ki Angel
harjvy nind.-l.-d aftet the one owr.-j_
, __
I*t...............at Sit
iy»s- -iil.m y ri -.j . , T iirkiy.'___ N n t^ y i’latt
Von Antonio
Rent Coniml
textile
P a lts s tin e
10c
Oicar AAayar Yellow
Band, Hocklau, 6-8
Lb, Cello-Wrapped
America*# M«M RrxnGfu!
Umlnum •• Cedjr ~ Pntishi'd Alu
Ask Me For Free Estimate
Irow, l-ape Os* I
Melt Brevard. Ilioward,
lade, Hendry. Highland*,
notcln s -aid hu
lirt'e I’i-cu slip
CARROTS
YAKDI.EY VENETIAN m .IN D S
mo-*
\ ( watImm*si Ifin r*a«r H"r )
California
Orange league.' (They meAf Ocoee
Thuriday night at Ocoee.
Th* Ovlfido HlgTf School tram
defeated the Winter TUrden team
Turiday evening by a ecorC of
37-83. vfhlle Hie girl* played a
tie game, to be* played off at a
future date.
Jaycet's
Flood Control
BuBarry
The t?ount jnnintained a feudal
e^inUi*hiiient with a large stable
a nil a park uf hound*. The land
alioundi-d with game of all *urt»,
deer, hear, nnd> fog, aiul. tha wat
er* were Filled with strange fish
and water fowl. The Count and
hi* friends luinLrl <>ii . luirsc* hark
and took tone exploring, trip* on
hur«e lunk up and down the
riverllh lh*' "Georg'c Mi-Bird”,
w Tha Uourtl was u V'urnirt uf
“ iimr and delighted in serving
Texan GREEN TOP
THE SANl'OUD HERALD/SANFORD, H.ORIDA
THURSDAY; JAN: 15, 19IH
*- IfUifki Sa, *6
rim u v r ,. -
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
.
* - IMstrkl Wa- I
votk rt»n o v a
FOR UON8TAB1.E
IIUIHH Wa. 4
w p rrv o j,
CONSTABLE
nr;.i« nf the cent ml
Mayfktnk i etilteirm of tla- piirr Tafiio #*nid the It Hle'nntit" Vif
control prf,|io»nl came in . com Lx'lweeii lei u-iilein and Tit Aviv
Wolcott
ment on tentimmiy by eublnol um nttm-ked by u iarge parte
of
A
iuli*
today
und
one
Jew
l’**e OHM
•Th* South Cnrohnn lawniuki r
kilieil and lluee wmimletL tv> nttcudeil by Ihe Auxiliary.
told i* re|Mirtri he is '’nil for wa»
Centering in the hirtniic inoun\t thl* meeting tin' Hind.
anti-inflation.. Inn let’* !*• ten min*
between Bethlehem, tlig umirter* Committee will nmke it*
•nimble nt-mt lu” Ile *aii| he
repi'I't to the Drpill tlilellt )!x;
♦mitheni fighting appealed to
wa* partiru'nily irked by Siv- an
attempt by Arab* to iodute eeutlv* Committee, includiHg ilaiti
retnry of * O om ntvrre lla rrltn a n ’*
besiege the four Mtllrnu ii da» th* .Xnnfotd •it# offenil fur
testimony tliut thr AdmlnlMrtt- and
JewDli iNiinh *ipiad* In-1 night -tute headiiunitei* purpoxes. The
thin plan* to *lap price control*
teiUlta will lie unuiiliticed. nt the
on textile* nmk steel I f Con nttncki'd twg Aiuli eonimunitlv* meeting Moijdny night
m'■ Jerusalem’* ouukirt* in n
gresi gTatil* the cost of living >
'letnliern are urged by Mr
power*- Mr. Truman i* seeking. through the Hebrew University ■F i ’d to piilt hit'e ticket* for the
II* ttimati also told the Sennit renewed effort to cut u way I-> ptwr at the ii-iml | itmill, n* I*
Bunking Committer
yesterday mn| llndu<*nh hotpitnl on Minint t(.i | q,I lueetjuitf. lln'te ivn firni
that he would plarv- -ptirt'..ced Rcopn*. Eight heavy ‘-e*pln*i«ii* i r.mgh ’ for t.0 »nd 7fi iitlendvd
ing* mi lumlier mid farm ma •lunik the Sheikh Jarrah nod Nu *7 l ••««* who neived iteie a* a re
chinery. And Scctelary of In
I ,uli; uiinhlr to eat. Ilv pnrrhuH*
terior . Krug lr*tifi*d thnt Injui,’ lirket* in uiLame, the numlwr
would ’’frvoie” price* of coal,
| of -ervlng- cait !»• e»tlmnte»l and
fuel nil, gn*nllne %nd other pe• f<enj *U|ipli*d aiYoidinglv, lie detroleuin products fur tM) day* if
inillry
would
determine
whether
CongTes* provide* the authority.
grant u rig h t'of w*>
Thy outcome of an lotcrloi 8fuiyrl*(he'Would
Supreme JiiKtiePH
Tran*-Arahinn pipeline.
Tlu- pi|M'line. a joint prnjeet of
(I
limn l*ssmr IlM*)
the Texas Company, Standard Oil
of California and Standard Oil of yn< and xpeetatrrr*. Alaalt ont*New York, ha* l<ecn «urvey*d to tlitrtl of llje spectutur* weie ih*rro«* Syria to a terminal on Ihe UiiXta. Some hud waited in liMti get th is ’the court budding
tadinnese- eoasl.
It wa- njM-nvd.William S 8. Ihulffer*, chair niton
7 lie rom t will l.i ni uigiuner.lman of Ihe Ti xa* Company and
the Trnn»-Arabian Pipeline IV . ti.-lay and tiiuioriow on sp|>eaL
on IwhaH nf nop-whlt'*'
said la*it month be eXpectAl the Fil’d Iwoight
house J In D*tl«R.
Syrian pafliatnent In art favor who
St luiula and Wa*hlngtun hui
ably. Work has halted on Ihe line " ••e pi evented by lower state
in all countries cxc.-pt Snudi Ara
bia lx*c*use iif Arab hostility pver aod fcdeial court oph-M from
g in ilietn.
tl.-S . *vipp>ir» nf the United N a li m
The - tower couit* l*«ueil Ihe
tion* decision U* partition I’alca- hi .lets afl<-| upholding restlicltxitinr.
•
nk’i*ement. known -a* covenant*,
Syria’* parliament has not y«k unttvn Into property tlfe«l* by
e.l by tjut-cn FTimpalra as do*received
u
transit
agreem
ent.
for
rrll*r«l In Shakespeatv. It was
tinl-cstnte uwtutrs who want
insulted by 20 iwgroee dressed lf\ aMl.m.
.their home iwctinus t.v unit tune
•’The
nil
Hr*
nrrrri
ment,
like
white livery and pik'd across the
to he all-white neighbovhoud*
all 'other proposed fnrvlrn ccolake between, the two estate*.
I'hc Justice JWpartment ha*
nuiiili' ioiK-essinhs, wllldypend uo- i'lined lit tl>c /Ight agnliiit such
nn Arab league pnllcj’,” Kuwatly covenants, contending they #M
said In .an Interview.
an lmptn|>«-r . restraint na «ntne
Rr«|K>nd!ng to another quest iou, 2<».«00,tK!0 American cltlwms.
'the President *ald 8yHa*W"o|d lie
lUnrmriillm’ the Juslire !>*••
gtiWed liy Arab teagm- riee<*lon» pi.itment. fhdirltm General PhilIn all praUema concerning Pales if Ot Perlman, ope'ned the arHIT* A M0 UGMTY T o '
tine, »uvh a* th** u»e of regular I’umenta with an assertion that
Syrian tioop* in the Arab cam the United Stall* government
HABIT FUH T'B E
t
paign against partition. He con felt “there should f>* an end to
A LU11. .LAT£ ;
tiii* word magic (envenantsl un
You TVjn’ wantea. arr tinued:
••Them will he no peace In Pal- der which the negro hnd othvr
cst'tHi
until
the
partition
plan
is
racial group* arc den lad the funr* K£BV» att« rtniR definitely abandoned.”
.lammtlal and nre-tsary right to
SL A M PE GATE i
tuv and nerupy home*; amt rtm
med cuiupleto e<|uallty hefuie the
Atlantic Bank
l*w In thl* and other rciporix-”
"ItarliJ realrlctlve covtnantx.”
,.* (Ciallsa-* It.-M r . , » Hm I
he' added. “*h*uld be rrlegstcd
ment handl*>l sale* totalling nver l<»‘ the limlat nf other thing*
half o million Jidlars In 'lrsling ass dead a* slavery.”
,
that the people nf Ihe community
The solicitor general U»w»ed
tecognis* the advantage of bay cuvehanU ’’threatened to deatruv
ing lamd* for personal invest the foundation, of our cogntry.”
ment.
"Th# Cavlarhint (white peo
The semi-nnnnal dlvldeti'l was ple) ar* under a heavy,.-debt to
declared ami all officer* and em fh#e MPTl fa h
.
4
ploy r«s given a I-onus of Jti pet’ *'
cent of their haw pay. Directors ler.
Mr. Ingley *xpre*eed hht *ptirrelected were ■» follows: George
D. Bishop. -U -L -F raalee, J. ■0. claHen to thr directnra, Cfflcet*
Hutchison.- J . L. Ingley, R. A. and employee* for thalr loyally
Newman. H. sB. Tbp* and J . W. and support and stated that th*
Shsnds. Mp/’ Bhsnds was electoil hank la mindful of Its responsi
chairman 'a f the board; Mr. Ing- bility to th* lommuttlty *tul plant
l*y, presidewt, Mr. •Frailer, vice to continue its assistance in the
president: Tl.- F. )Innn. cashier; progress nf Saltfon! and Seminole
O. C- MrBrlila, assistant cashier; County -on sound financial prirt-
75 Doans Pills ............. 49c
$1.00 Wind & Weather Lotion 50c
■to
tCOKONT
Mg
Sal Hepatica . . 97c
Aspirin
CRGM0- \
S tL T Z E H )
Listerinc
7.V Phillips
UNVARYING
Magnesia
ACCURACY
(papa , ..
Whatever the n a t u r e of
your pr«w*rtb*d medicine whatever It* potent, nr purpn»e - when you bring your
prescription fo u . you are
alway* our* ol this commnn
denominator . . . . the (.kill
and In trifity of the com
pounding pharmacist. Hi*
pxltutahiag car* a a* u r e a
yon of uararying arcurary
In Ihr w rithing, measuring,
aud mixing of !ngr<-4)rnt*.
That’* your heat guarantee
that tM medicine he cornpound*ft III b* exaClly wh*l
yoor dpetoc Intended it tu
XI.tto Filth
Shampoo
31.00
__
Murine .
Fasteoth
. 83c
31.00 Mile*
'
N ervine.........! S3c
31.16
Swamp’Rool ... 98c
tl.00
Zonitc .. ........ 79c
fU.M
SSS T on ic.....• $1.B9
31.25
•
tp
Creomulsion .. $1.08
r i S T £ R I N E Y ;J
iMtn Msrt
UOUKlf O n
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for
Quitting
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PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, ’ FLORIDA
Fh^ Sanford Herald
K S a k llit H la
Citizens may well nflk what is the purpose behind
prison sentences. A dangerous habitual crimlhal is locked
up ns n snfoty measure. If his ihcorrogibility is unques
tioned, this might be taken ns-xnQUgh M a s o n for a prison
term.
But with first offenders,iparticularly with youth who
get into trouble because of one indiscreet exploit, society’s
obligation troth to itself and to the condemned man only
starts ns the man enters confinement.
It Ih expensive to keep men in prison. B ut it is still
moro expensive to keep letting them in. letting them out,
nrresting them for new crimes, trying them again, locking
them up again and letting them out again ad infinitum.
e in ir n ir r to v h a tp*
This is .merely the state’s end of this useless method. The
individuals who suffer from these repeated crimes should
be considered, too. They, also, have n stake In keeping
criminals from crime. So do those not yet injured who will
come in for trouble next time the criminal la apt free.
Wistf effort at rehabilitation will bo found leaa costly
All nbllaar? M llw i (*rS* /•}
lbi,fc« r,w lM II«nl an* anti-*,
from
every point of view In the Iotir run. This effort should
talrtlalaaMau l » (be ,.*,re«.r nl
ralelaa faaSa. will be rbars** *•' lie directed first of nil to train younjr men ao that life can
■I regalar m l K U l i b f ralM.
have aome meaning for them, ao th a t thoHe who can hope
for'freedom can make their way honorably. An astonish
tnlerd .Neiteputier
**• ingly high percentage of nil criminals. can be trained for
Ie/ro r#fire*#nil T l»r IVimld In •*•*
lllifttuit ll«ld nl ■dtfrlUlnfc- O ff.- useful work of aomo .kind, cither inside1prison or outside. ‘.
pre ere mmlnf
In Ike U r«M l
If they are beyond rehabilitation it makes aenac to
r i l l n In the rn u n trr %«lth krllrfqttlir*
keep them In confinement. They ahould have living condi
Me* In
ou*t >>»* V«rh.
tions of hymnn decency, working conditions'conducive of
Th e llif ild U ■ mrmher e f lh* aelf-respcct. But it docs not make aenae to let them loose
AM*fi*ltf I'free %*hleh U vniHled to prey upon the rest of their fellowa any more than it
•irlu«4r«lf fa thr m r #**f
ration + ell thr lorn) m w » prlalr*' would to let wild wolves loose on city streets.
la lhI* nntipniMi,
A F aerte
i* **rll
pair hath *?ff
b*
i*tl
- y * :*
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1918
BIBLB VERSE FOR TODAY
RUT S T E A M ! 3 A VAPOR
AND *1N A BOILER IT MOVES
GREAT* SHIPS. LET TOUR
UFE
BE . INSPIRED AND
DIRECTED—James 4:141* What
Is your life? It Is a vapor that
appeareth for a little timfr, and
then vanlshcth away,
’reiidcnt Truman xalls for a
10 percent incrraie in agricultural
production duiing the uext ten
years . . . but we hope lie wasn’t
-talking abput citrus.
Cenersl Graham, the Preti
t personal physician,
out to have made a $6,165 profit
speculating in gram*, instead of
“ having lost his lo c li” at he
previomly insisted, f lo p ol us,
time wai doir
for an iluider.
, 'T ho City of Bradcnlolijhst just
voted to employ a ipecsaj:prop
erty appraiser for the puipoie of
(Cassetting -property V»Lse* and
equalizing city taxes. We it
mend a similar procedure tc
i City Commiiiion which
tally ha* gotten off lo a
•tart in the new year by taking
step* ^ to incVtate the efficiency
t
of City admi'riiitralion,
regional cooperation in taking over
the Meharry Medical College
there for the training of negro
phyiiciani. This -. would be the
fin t definite move in the direc
tion of a regional education plan
for training Loth while and col
ored student* in subjects which
attract too few. enrollee* to make
it\economically practical for each
slate to provide reparsle facili
ties, says the Associated Press.
And as Governor Caldwell said.
“The Supreme Court decision in
the Oklahoma case mikes it quite
apparent - that effective mfcint
must be found to serve adequately
By JAM KB MARLOW
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS VP)—
Those were brilliant days, warm
and full of hodk, in San Fran
cisco in - the spring of liMS.
They were full of hope for a
lot of people that at' last this
worl3, soaked in blood, might
be able to go on now .without
war.
"
Germany had surrendered. J a
pan was fairing. And this coun
try and Its allies were meeting
in San Francisco to ereato the
•United Nation*- They did.
Some realist* shook thcir’headt
when they saw* the big nations
insisting upon having a veto
in the UN.
That veto, they knew, meant
nny one of the big nations could
block ail the other* when It fel*.
like it and uptake a joke of the
U N .,
4 ' .
Nevertheless, here at last UN
was coming to Ufa .and wheie
there was life there was hope.
ami that was norm-thing.
The diplomats who nailed UN
together, through many days and
nights of hard work, drew up Unrule* and Intention* of this new
suclety of nations.
They called what they did a
charter. Anti right at
Kingf\Of Hdrses
the charter said why they were
setting up UN:
"We tlu* people of the. United
Thn king la dead, long jive the king l Mnn O’Wnr waa
determined to save auc
the undisputed king Of horaea till hig recent denth a t 32. Nallons,
reeding t generations from the
Doca any horac have nny'claim to Ida title?
scourge of war, which twice In
A newspaper poll nought to answer thin question, limit our existing lifetime has brought
ing the poll to horaea In the Bluegrnsa country 6f Kentucky. untold sorrow -To mankind, have
resolved to combine our efforts
They lmd aome impreaalve posnlbllitfcn to choose from: War to
accomplish these slms.
Admiral, Man O’W ar’a dlatingulshed Bon: Gallant Fox,
"To unite our strength to main-’
Whirlawuy and Count Fleet among them. The result was tain international peace and se
decisive, Whirlawny had 734 votes, moro thnn hin next two curity, and; *
"To achieve international co
competitors combined. These were War Admiral with 319
operation In solving international
.votes, apd Count Flee t with 272*
problem *.1
“.Mr. Blgtnil" rlcacrvea'tfiln hono'r. N o t only did he gain
The word* went on. There
in 1911* the ao-ralled triple crown by winning the Derby, wrra a great many words like
the Prenkness and the Belmont; hut he broke nil records those.
But that was three year* ago
for m oney-w innlng^m king 9561,101' In three racing aeaand ‘alnca* then aontclhlng has
• gone wrong because last night
I a report was Issued here.
| It*, waa a IGd-pag* book be*
tween pale blue paper cover*.
On tho cover these wero thwords!
"Survival In the air age—a roProbably* it. will
be alo
n g time
before
the vlaltors to W hirl iort by tho -President's Air Pol
..
■
.
.‘ a t . . r v i it f ..
away equal those who came tu sec Man O'^Var.
Icy Commission."
And almost in (he very be
ginning of tho book the report
Public Enemy No. 4
of the President’s commission
falit:
"Even the most optimistic view
When n prominent business mnn underwent a complete
of the record and prospect* of
phyaicnl examination recently, hit was happy to hear bis the
United Nations does not as
doctor report that ho waa in excellent condition and bad sure iis that the United Nu
no cause for worry about sickness. Pleased thnt he had ttons will- develop in time the
taken extreme care of his general health, the business mnn necessary authority and power
lo prevent another great war."
left the hospital to drive home.
The President’* commission was
In little more than n half hour ho waa In the hospital Made
up of .five men, civilians,
again. This time carried in on a atrelchcr, hln body twisted whom President Truman appoint
in agonizing pain and with gashes on hia face and head. ed la s t- July for tht* reason:
To look Into this country's avi
Before the apmo doctor could even Itegin an examination
ation problems and suggest ways
which wo could grow strong
While driving home, tho man had exceeded safe driv- in
In the air, commercially, and
ing apeeda and had failed to make a aharp curve In the what we ahould do, if anything,
n i w V r \ * h u l K ycr ,
,hml bocn extremely careful to protect ourselves with a
about bia health, he had neglected (he importance of one strong military air force.
The commission haa been work
of ,tho four grent causes for denth — accidents.
hard since July, checking un
Tho only Other cause* which take a greater denth toll ing
a great many things, and lis
each year nro heart disenso, cancer and 'cerebral hemor tening to scores of witnesses,
rhage. In .1945, tho latest complete figures available, the including Army and Navy men.
denth rates per 100,000 population were; H eart disease, The commission reported)
"Tho provisions'of the. United
321: cancer, 134; cerebral hcmorrhnge, 86, and accidents, Nations
charter for the reduc
73. Ten years earlier pneumonia nnd nephritis had higher tion and regulation of armaments
death rates than accidents, but improvement in methods of have not been fulfilled, and uni
treatm ent have resulted in considerably reduced death rnteiv lateral disarmament by the Unit
ed States ia out of the question."
for the two diseases.
In other - words, the commis
Accident prevention methods hnvc Improved through sion
-we’d be craty to distho years also. But the real cause for nccldents — .poor arm said
when other nation* aren't
mental attitudo — has seen little progress. Day-dreaming doing it: The commission had
and Indifferently careless people, nnd those stupid menaces these th in g s,to say, too:
Well h ave'to depend upon our
who endanger their and others’ Uvea with deliberate chanceForces to defend us If tear
taking continue to add to the ghastly carnage which last Air
breaks out. And—we need a lot
year ticked off the Uvea of 100,000 persons and injured stronger Air Force than we have
now. We should start building it
over 10,400,000 more.
Until every Individual takes a sane attitude toward up right away.
Any successful attack on ths
accidents and respects tho forces which are combatting
United States any time aoon isn’t
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP "Foreign Affair* Analyg^
It’s going on t«n yeara now
lincc I aat with an aged Greek
amid lh« ruina of Delphi,- look.
Ing up the silver slopes of Mount
Parnassus, while we diacuaaed the
ancient glories of hi* country—
the "Cradle of Liberty."
W e. consulted the Oracle, too,
and received comforting personal
message*. • -However, while the
rumbling* of the coming Hitlerian
war were begining to be heard In
fhe Balkans, the mystic voice from
the cavern of the earth gave us
no inkling that within a decade
Greece would be Dghting for her
very life against an a g g n slv r
Communism which was yet to
develop Into n world .menace,
Who, indeed, could foresee then
that Red guerrilla forres today
would I* attacking loval troops
on Mount Parnassus T Who could
foresee that Greece’* iicidhbora—
Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria
—would Ite transformed Into
Bolshevist astellltea of Moscow
and be supporting the Red revolt
against the Athena- government?
Who could have foreseen then
that Holshvism would .have be
come such a menace to free men
as was demonstrated two day*
in the
Bulgarian parliament
when Communist Premier Dim
itrov hurled a horrible threat
against nine Socialist deputies
who had dared to crittxe the
government's budget. Speaking
directly to them, he reminded
them of thr execution of Nikola
Petkov, the agrarian leader, who
was convicted of plotting against
the slate and was hanged, de
spite vigorous -protests by the
unltedni3tates and Britain. .Said
Dimitrov;
"From thl» rostrum,
remember, I warned your allies
of the Nikola I’eikov group ten
times. They did not listen, did
not pay attention to all warnings
which were mad*. They broke
their heads and,,thefr leader is
under the grounds You yourself
think not to ahara the fate of your
own allies, foreign agents and
llulgaria's enemies. If hitherto you
weto not wiser and do not get
wiser you w ill. receive from the
nation such a lesson as you will
remember as far as Saint Peter.'*
You don't get the full import
of this terroristic speech unless
you remember that Dimitrov was
for ‘years president of the dread
.Moscow Comintern, or general
staff for world revolution. He
speaks the language of Ilolshevism
the world over. Ilia is one of the
most powerful voices of the Com*
munist dictatorship In Europe, and
when he makes such threats
against his opposition, he is fol
lowing the policy long laid down
for the Bolshevist world revolu
tion.
Bo Dimitrov will have much to
say about the direction of the
assault against little Greece. Mos
cow wants Greece as a base from
which to reach for control o f/h e
Dardanelles^ a*d-Dimitrov ia Mos
cow's man. Its may be expected
to pursue the Red campaign
against the*. Athens government
with the same ’futhlesaness th at
he -employed when he flung the
Petkov curse against the members
o/ his own parliament
Woodmen to be
BIG BRO TH ERS
A record net gain ol over 6.000 la thalr Sodaty'a
luvenlla membership last year has Inspired Wood- man to enlist In a "Big Brother" project ior boys oi
thalr communities.
Each Big Brother will help boys, 8 to 16 ysars old,
lo learn thrUt and to mould good character by lbs
lratsm al teachings, wholesome recreation and nodal
activities ol Boys ol Woodcraft
Thera Is a place lor your boy In Boys ol Woodcraft Lei
the local Woodman ropretentative explain bow your son
can enloy Its friendship*, supervised recreation,and social
and Iraferoal activities as he builds financial security
with safe, sound. legal reeerve Woodmen life Insurance
protection.
WOODMEN of the WORLD
Lite Insurance Society
^*
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
rH
OUR ASSETS EXCEED I 111. 00 0.0 0 0
f T,
II. J. FINCH, District Manager
Office Phone 967 — H«ildence l3 0 5 -J
116 South Park Avenue, Sanford, rlorlda
ESSAY WINNER
- ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. IB OP)
—F irst prise In an essay contest
sponsored by the SL Augustin*
Historical. Society was won by
Herbert A. Doherty, Jr* of OaineaviUe. David R. Dunham.' president
of the society and a member of
the judging Committee, said yes
terday.
JANUARY
WEATHER APPAREL
$35.00 - $45.00 Values
$12.95 » $13.50 100
‘ 28 to 38
Loafer Jackets - Sport Coats
Sweaters
$8.95 - $7.95 Button Style § 3 * 95 ’* !
All Wool Sllppyert^P R IC E
One Lot $4.50 All Wool S i *95
LEATHER and ZELAN
Jackets
them, he or ahe can expect to die — nerltnps agonizingly
— or to aco tho life of someone in his or her family or
circle of friends needlessly snuffed
'* •*---- out.
1 r%----------- si__
2 pnee
One Lot All Wool Jackets
Krug To Freeze Items
RADIO PROGRAMS I f Power Is Granted
________ Station WTHR
«t»0
s os
IlSO
Sill
111*
Sill
so*
*191
l:*l
till
4lt0
fill
W digging a
hole
I middle of <g)/
Green
Springs' business streets in
M for foU which ha m j »
dden benisth the pavement,
ia life, U seems, that man
o*n digging for gold, for»
as a prospector In the Far
No.doubt, af times, he
whsteml And how
o be digging in a
Thins* r
N.w*
tiso ctuii
Arisons WraasISr*
Nov.lt) Nuiatts
M**l
IU»d
(Jrcrtiuund Out
N.w* nr ThU Sion
Wratb.r IIaa
Twl-I.it» Bona*
Hun ValUr Dor*
DUk AlH.n
Sport* farad*
TVsws el IDs D»r
in s li.r
P a ll.r
N.jr*
l:M flauw ‘N! P*tl*r
till far Iasi's Nulut New*
f.l* Neva lisadliaw . i
t d f !*)*«•» *1P ,P*»**f
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15, W V seroUrr of Interior; Krug said
xiay that it Congress grant*
and-by price eontrol power ha
immediately will order n 00-day
"freeie" .of retail and wholesale
prices for coal, fuel oil, gasoline
and all other petroleum product*.
Krug also told lh* S e n a t e
Banking Commlttoe th at if the
administration ia given allocation
and rationing authority, he be
lieve* It will be necessary to allo
cate and impossibly" ration fuel
oil and gasoline.
*
Generally speaking, allocation
ia the dividing up of acarca com
modities among supplier*. Ration
ing Is dividing them among con
sumer*. 1
. Krug ibatUfiad tn support of
hold-ln-reserve power to restore
rationing nnd wage-price control*
on n limited basis aa Congress
received President Truman's an
nual massage on the nation's
WOOL nnd PART WOOL
that deadline of 1953?
“Thera is no doubt about it,'
tho commission said.
Schmelingr Plans To
Challenge For Title
HAMBURG, Germany, Jan. 16
Tho aging Max fkhmellng,
42, plans to challenge for ths
German heavyweight crown and
aa a preliminary to a title bout
has signed to fight W alter Nni
sei 88, "within the next few
weeks."
_ Tho G em an ia now held by
PS
GAIN*4 COmplet* ®UT
we hav# y °ur atze It’s a BAR-
ALL PRICES WHILE THEY LAST!
�THURSDAY, JAN. 16, 1948
Hadassah Group Has
Luncheon Meeting
ial Calender
•
THURSDAY
The American Home Depart
ment of the Sanford Woman's
Club will meet at 8:00 P- M. at
the club house, The annual elec*
tton of officer* will be held The
program will be based on “Child
with Mrs. James
raw*
guest speaker,
■Mougl
ON DAY
The Dependable Class of the
wFirst M ethodist Church wljl meet
s t th e home of Mrs. C. I.. Wallis,
1607 Klliutt Avenue with Mis*
Nell William* ns co-horie**- A
"market basket'* sale will U* held
following the busineM session.
The W.M.U. of the First Hap*
.tint Church will hold iu program
meeting a t 3:30 P. M. with Circle
Five In charge, Mr*. John Miller,
p ro g ra m chairman, directing. The
^o p lc will be "00 years In Royal
Scrvlrf". The .Sunlwams will also
meet al the church st 3:30 P. M.
WEDNESDAY
The Civic Department of the
Hanford Woman's Club will hold
an annual hospital benefit bridge
and Chinese checker party al 2:30
P. M. to la«.preceded by election
of officers at 2:00 P. M. Reser
vation* may be made with Mrs.
Georgs Stine, Mrs. W. D. Hofmnann. Mr*. Fletcher Rolls, Mrs.
“ lyde .Terwillegsr of Mrs. A, E.
Shlnholser.
The monthly luncheon meeting
pf the Sanford Women's Golf As*
sociatiun will lie held at 13:00
o'clock at the Seminole Country
Club. Members are a.bed to make
reservation* • with Mrs. George
Thuraton before Monday night.
Social Department
Fleets Officers
Elt-ctlon u n k f l n n was held
by the Social (Apartment of the
Sanford Woman's Club ycrierdnv
uftermion preceding n dessertbridge and Chinese checker par ty given at 1:30 o'clock al the
club house. Artistic arrengenum*of *Brasilian pepper were H*cd
Ashun ay. It. I^liav o left 'after
spending a week in Sanford as
gueri* of their daughter. Mr*.
Jet rv Lot d.
Mrs. Chase Speaks
At St. Monica Meet
Marriage'*,
Mr*. Chase wa* then Introduced
and had a* the subject for her talk
"Coil in S ociety, l-ate in the
evening a sweet- course wn* served
bv' the hoste**e* to Mr*. Chase,
Mr*. Dyson. Mr*. Ava Davis,
Mr*. Ruth* Carlton. Mrs. Hirharel
Brown, Mrs. Wallace Phillip*,
Mr*. Alfred Stanley. Mrs W. E,
[•riddle,, Mrs. Gordon Bradley.
W n b / J i . West. Mr*. Raymond
I.undi|uUt, Mrs Jack MaeDonald,
Mrs. l-auren Jnhn.on, Mr*. Ted
Williams, Mi*s lla(h*ia Riiprr-cht,
Mia* Elizabeth Dyson, Mis* Carpi
Stone and the hostesses, Sir*.
Terwillcgar nnd Mr*. Bishop.
Casselberry News
By Audrey It. Casselberry
Mr. and Mr*. Janie* H. Phillip*
had a* their guests over the
weekend Mr*. Phillips’ sister and
brother-In-law, Mr. apt! Mrs. tV.
L. Todd and their son. Bill and
daughter, M«ry Susan, of New
Smyrna llcach.
Mr. Edward Iw nltf of Cassel
berry fb-w to Atlanta, Ga, Sunday
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IlfitTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Hale
announced today the birth of a
son. George David, on Jan. 0 a t
the Fcrilatd Laughton Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Hale will be remcmbeml as the former Mar• garet Murphy.
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Redding
have re
spending
Jackson
Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Del Gtn.no
have arrivrd from Woburn. Mas*,
to spend about three month* with
Mr. and -Mr*. li. II. Ron,.- at fi01
I’ai k Avenue.
Ahour*.
In the chartering rrretnonim
Miaa Erhola presc-nlrd each of
ficer with a symbol of hi* office.
In her talk she stated that the
Allied Youth la both an organixa.
tion and an Ideal standard way of
living by keeping physically, men
tally, morally fit lo make the
most of any opportunities, which
may arise. In future meeting*
the member* plan to direct their
atudy to the alcohol problem and
A th e ways In which it affects
w youth.
Mlaa Echola asserted ; that the
organisation la non-polRIcal ami
is not affiliated with any religion.
Financial support will coSHe en
tirely from contribution*. Snc
said that the group la neither a
reform movement or a m a n ic
, and will confine Its work to edu
cation . among teen ager*. In
dosing .she stated that in studies
a t Yale University It ha* U .n
(A found that two out of three alco
holic* begin drinking at high
school age and that a t this age
sympathetic help and sound ad
vice are needed.
Friends wilt be Interested to
learn that Mr. ami Mrs, F. II.
Anderson "arc now'residing in'theit
new home on Park Avenue,
Friends of Mr.-, W. K K4rrhImff, Jr. will l»e glml to jrarn that
nhe i* able to be out nfter having
Ih i ' ii confined to hui home lie*
cause of illner*.
lo th e o rg n iilratln n on “ C hristian
About 66 teen-age girla and
boy* attended the ehartering reremonic* of Allied Youth Post SSfl
held on Friday at lh« Seminole
High School. The service - was
conducted by Katie Sue Echols
of Orlando. The following derlaration wa* repeated by the
member* present: "I believe In
the platform of Allied Youth; wo
stand for liberation through ed
ucation of individual ami society.
^ r o m handicap* of beverage alco.
“ tol. I deflate my .purpose to
. establish my personal freedom
through voluntary total abstin
ence."
Officer* elected a t tho organ*
iiatlonal meeting are prealdent,
Mona Ruth Midi; vice president,
Mildred Turner; recrelary-trenaurer. Belly Dunran; historian,
Jean Yarn and sponsor, Roger
Harris. Meetings will bo held
twice a month during school
Friends will tug; el
that Mrs. U. H. Cnimlc
fined to her home on Si
iiecnure of illness.
Mi;, und Mr.*. , C. I..
and daughter, H arriett,
turned to Sanford ufter
the past several day* in
ville.
Mr*. Randall Cha*o was the
guest sp e a k e r for the monthly
meeting o f St’. Monica .Chapter
of Woman'* Auxiliaty 'of the
Civic Department To IToly Cross Episcopal Church
held on Tneidav night - n t“ th r
t Have Rcnefit Bridtfe home
of Mr*. Clyde Terwlllegar,
Jr. at 120 West Sixteenth Street.
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The .Civic Department of the Mr*. G. D. Rijhop. Jr. served a*
rn-hnatc** for the meeting.
The short husine*. session wa*
presided over by Mrs. F. A. Dyson
who railed attention to the parish
dinner tu be held tonight nt the
Parish House. She requested the
niemla‘1 * to attend the meeting
of thg„W om an’s Auxiliary on
Monday afternoon nt 3:00 P, M.
also a l the Parish- 11op no, Mis.
Allied Youth Post
Formed In Sanford
PACE FIVF
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA.
entertain cd Mr. and - Mr*. -Hits
Casselberry, Jr. al u waffle dinnur last Sunday evening at their
borne on latke Triplet Drive In
Catselbrrry.
Mr*. "Flossie Weaver Ira* recent
ly returned l» her-home in Indi
anapolis, Indiana. Her son, Mr*.
Mr*. George Danglenuiu and
son.,Gary, arrived'last night from
I’tovklcnre. R, I to -lu-nd some
time with Mta. PunglrnninX
parent*, Mr. and M i.. S. F. DoudMi.s l'earle Rubson returned
yesterday from West Palm Ilearh
where she was the guest of'M r.
and Mrs. Jnek Rob-on mul Holly.
Wood' where *hs. g im pt.aom o lim e
"a* tho guest of- Mr. nnd Mr*.
Claude Itolnon.
Mrs. Myers Presides*
Over Class Meeting
Mr*. Frill M yers pit-sided over
The Sanford Chapter of lliula•,**h held Its monthly latrine**
and luncheon meeting on T ucfd a y
at Temple. lk-th Israel. Hostes
ses for the luncheon were Mrs.
.lames Toll. Mrs. William Toll
and Mrs. Jos’ Mns>. Mr*. I. Mun
son and Mr*.‘ I'hil Kessler took
part In the opening ceremonies
and M'
J . I,. I.ustig w a s
welcomed to* the group as a new
member.
Announcement was made that
Rev. John Stanley Gimiet. a voluhtcei crew member of the Kxudus, is in Florida amt will speak
at the Tourist Center in the nesr
future. The president, Mrs. Frank
Shames,' read a summary of the
year's work whlrh will lie included
in the National Hadassah hullo*
.library. Report* wcie hratd from
the various officer* and chairmen.
Wednesday of each week was de
signated for- the * knitting and
sewing of Palestine supplies nnd
also ffn study group*.
Mr*. Manuel Jacobson, piogrnm
chairman, told of |lio plan* for
prugrum* for next month which
has been selected to . highlight
American affairs in the study- of
current national und international
events. In the slaeiu r, of Mr*.
.Maximillian'. Shrppnid of l.ongwoodi Jewish • National
Fund
chairman, Mr*. Kessler read anarticle on the rebuilding of the
desert atea of Negev whlrh .told
of the forest to lie planted theft*
by Hada*>ati‘ and named the
United Nation* Forest.
Mrs. Herman Jacobson conduc
ted a quit an the activities of
the Jewish National Fund group.
Those ntteniling the meeting were,
Mr*. Ileigian Jarobson, Mr*. Wil
liam Tul). Mrs. Miihael Ginson,
Mr*, .lame* Toll. Ml*. Joe Mn**j
Alre-r-Franlp Shame*, Ml*.' Murrle
Moses. M»*. Phil Kessler, Mr*.
Fled Stine, Mrs? J .Shames, Mis.
Dave Levy. JHrr- Manuel Jseobsun. Mis, J. .Fleischer, Ml*. I..
Munson, Mr*. .1 I.. I.ustig, Mr*.
Lee Samuel*. Mis. C. Kanner, and
itiH'ili Mrs. G ray-of Sciauton,
Penn, and Mjv (Tiff Ingram.
Inallon of competing iroi>s Tito
cold certainty will lilt a Ini. of
lmg« Hint prey on vegetable
plnnU, he deflatedSfr. PiH w n repotlei H>‘il hi
the conference IP w*« ihr penetui opinion that Florida cllrur
grower* me—"in a -fiv *'-.bt:i:iiua,:
of Ike mm Let, condition, Califc>tinti orange* have nl->« dropped
In price, he atalcd. lie quoted
I>r A. I’. Camp of the Citru*
Experiment - Station nt l.nk«- Al
fred A* advising eiti us grower*
who Intenil to p ie lean fertiliser
to rut the poundage. hut not to
eliminate vital ingredient* of fei ■
tlllxcr Hitch a* potn.lt amt pllitfe.
phnle.
The monlhiy i
No. 3 of the Ftri
was held on >
at the church I
esse* Is-ing Mis,
A. Anderson, Jr. Mr*,
II. K. Turner, chairman.
II. I.. Garrison, Mr*, J, T. Den nwthla-r*' to attend the revival
service* Id Ik- conduct fd nt the
C. Uumhloy, Mr*. A. J. I'elrrson. church Juti. 18 throught Jan. 26.
Those, present were Mr*. II. M.
MiwJ It,* It. Pippin. Mr*. V. C,.
Hasty, Mr*. M N. Cleveland. Mis. I’carrg, Mr*. 8 ..C . Graham, Mr*.
E. B Carter, Mr*. A. C. Madden,
Arthur William
Mr*. It. K. Cooper.. Mr*. It. C.
Mr*,.It. (’. Moore, Mr*,
Wiley, Jits. It. I*. Dunn, Sir*. T.
nor. Mis. Miller, Mrs.
C. Pitchford and Mr*. Myers.
Mr*. W. II Elliott, M isl.
hillip*. nnd a visitor'.
Hibiscus Circle
Ml
I. S. Wilkin*
Has Regular Meet
Mr>. Grady Dunran and Mr*.’
IIciTjciI .Moreland were appointed
a* u nominating committee for
new offirera nt the January meet*
ing of the Hibiscus Circle of the
Sanford Garden Club held at the
home of Mr*. Janie* Rowland, fit I.
Magnolia Avenue,
Plan* wrfi* made for planting u
tree lit lilt- W«,'at Side Primary
School on Arbor Day. Tho guest
speaker for the day wn* Mrs,
Seth Woodruff who hml a* tinsubject for her talk, "Propaga*
lion of Plants by I.ayerstlon".
Those attending were Mr*. It.
K. Motile, Mr*. Jam es Gut, Mr*.
W. (’. SatrIter. Mrs, Dunran, Mis
It. I k Uann, sir*. Moreland, Mr*.
Clin lie* M"rri"un and Mr*. John
Ludwig.
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Episcopalians Will
Have PariHh Supper
Children- I4<
a n ti S h v iI iIIiiIh, Vnlnea
price
JUNIOR DRESSES
AV*w»|H,- ( q e ) ^ - - t;ttl*rreiitneb. jfvrspyA;- t'altte.s
LADIES ALL WOOL SWEATERS
f price
HOYS’ LEISURE COATS I
and SI'OliT COATS
All wool could mul liicht’ts itRCit 0 In 18, rmiRlnir in price from 12.60
to 22.60.
COAT SWEATERS
Daily!
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TODAY and FRIDAY!
MEfy,........... Who Knew No Law!
WOMEN . . . Who Knew No Fear!
One table Men's Coal Sweater* of
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ull wool,
t t oSized
n front*. Size*
sninii, medium,' large. Valued to
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS
Mon'it nil wool Slepvetes* Swcoterjv
in solid colors und checks. Size*
ufttHlI, medium, lurRB. Values to
10.95.
To Close Out At
BOY’S SUITES
TWO WEEKS ONLY!
One ruck ofijll wool and part wool aulta with long Trousers
Aged 8 to 18. Value* from 17.95 to 24.50,
Nationally Advertised Permanent Waved
a i Reduced Prices
Your Choice At
Cold Waves r.................. ........ $8.50 up
Machineless'Wuves .................. $6.50 up
Machine W aves................ ....... . $5.50 up
VELA’S BEAUTY SHOP
1908 Sanford Avenue-
It m i ley Oil hum
O ne l.nt All Wool (Inlw nH iu:
Commander .lame* Young of
the Disabled American Veterans
organisation announced al a meet
ing held recently nl the Legion'
Hut I hat Douglas Stenslrom ban
been re-appointed a* service
officer of Sc-minule Co u n t y
Chapter No. 3 of the gtoun. Mr.
Ktenstrom wa* rnmtm-nded iiy the
rhnplrr for hi* service to the
veteran* of Heiuinole County
during the pari year. .
'Retiring Commander Hairt Mar
tina presided oyer the lns|altatinn
of the rhaplrr'a "-H fly-elerli A
officer* for HH8.
Report* were made by member*
oh . rn*e* of hardship in t Ive
county Jn -connection with dis
abled veteran* and their families.
A committee, 'headed by Gwynn
MrCrum, wa* appointed to l o
ves ligate the distribution of
Victory Modal* in thi* area.
Ralph L. Peter* wa* introduced
ns a guest.
t‘ ; i1 ITT IT
For Each Customer
at any Gulf. Station
For Next IS Hours.
LADIES SUITS
‘and (OATS
Stonstrom Rc-nanied
A n Service Officer
• A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE •
Limited Fuel Oil
Now is tlie time to stock up on your needs at these low prices
Circle No. :t Met
At Church‘Annex
CUII SCOUT MEET.
A -iiruftram planning meeting
ha* Iwen called for the Cub Seoul*
that four new vestrymen will Ise at the Methodist Church annex
elected to fill the places of T. W. tomorrow night at 7:30 oVJock.
Jones, senior w a r d e n ,_
John L. AilNlrn mother* arc requeriod lo
Galloway and R. A, Ncwmn,
be present.
the dance* at the Colieeum last
Saturday evening to hear Johnny
Long's orchestra. After U|b dance
Ur. and Mr*. Brooks entertained
the'group a t their home.
Recent guesta of Mr. «nd Mrs.
O, E. Weaver were Mr. and Mrs.
Burcn Cunningham of 8 L Peters
burg.
Mrs. R. C. Weaver ami Mr eon,
Stephen at Perry Lake spent the
day, visiting .h e r sister-ln-iaw,
Mr*. BUI Williams of CaaaelberTy.
Mr- and Mrs. C. C. Hudson of
Intcrlschen are here visiting with
M r ami Mr*. James II. Phillip*,
of Casselberry,
I ef
the .Kcileral-Stnle M attel
! New*. Service. On Turtday only
•JO Ploriila car* Were shipped
Itupi I'Mftr tint I
The eohl will continue t-” interfound in cabbage and celery and I fere with celery cutting, he aalil,
it appear! tliat the lettuce xinp i as some crews will not want
ii nimcd. Veiy little fioil wav
TfpotleiL
Tin only mitigating eircumstance In Hid opinion of grewera this 'morning was that Tilt'
freere fotkiwed rainy - weather,
which they said was more fa
vorahle to plants than in the
cold had followed a dry apell.
Only 111 cars of celery were
tripped from Florida yesterday,
according to Ralph <!. Rlsson
Freezing
March of Time-- "T Men In Action
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I’A U Il S IX
T H U R S*D*A*Y , ~J~A
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Classes Are Started
At Municipal Air
port W ith Nearly
100. Men Present
fly ARTHUR IIKCRWITH. JR.
Ifrrald Sport* Editor
Thi* <tr*or*rt* Harr »fhool /or um
pire* opened al -lh* Municipal
Airport today with ry^irly 100
men al(yndjng the first session*
in which several of the city amt
K civic official*, participated,
Mirt'rtr Robert William* wrl* ' cocncq the men to the city and
wished them »ucrc»* in their
work. E. M. Arm itagr repre
sented the Chamber of Commerce.
Others present for the opening
cla>* inclinh'il I., V. McLaughlin,
Joal Field, Itcv, Douglas* Charle*.
- Frank Shame*. Father William
Nachtrab and ulhef*.
Professor I lari introduced hi*
•
«taff tif instructor* to I he student*.
The InAruVlor* Included W. K.
Mohr*, umpire in chief of the Kan.
*as • Oklahoma kjlaaotiii .League;
Johnny Itinkin of the Colonial
League; K. C. Terry of the Gcor'gia.Alaliama Lf-auuo and Hill
. jr- ilrockwell of the Georgia-Florid*
league, Lou Juiilu, National
leag u e art,iter on thn liner *lnff
will arrive in alamt two wrek* an
,
will Illll Klem, umpire in rhief'of
the National circuit.
Harr alated in an interview yes
terday that he imd already re
ceived a number of Inquiries con• C eerning placement, of men, and
that lie ha* Joh* for ahout^ 4(1
men without sending dm any cortcapondem-e to any of the league
pm ldent* in an attempt i•» secure
position* for hi* atudent*.
Tim balding aridier staled that
have "m nny'ihore" a lip IE
cation* fur men than I will ho
nhle to fill if Ih ey.krrp coming
it) the way they have In the pant
few days."
Thirteen league* have written
requesting men. Among the eir
cult* making about umpirri are
Appalachian league, llig State
League, W rit Teia*-New Mexico
and l-one Star league, Evange
line League, l*>nghom league,
Sooner Slate league, Ceo/gia.
Florida
la-ague, | \ O. Nv Y.
, League, Carolina league, Central
'Association, Ohio State ).caguc,
Georgla-Alahsma league and the
Florida International (.eaguc..
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Gruber Says He Has No Word On Daily Double
Pays $1454 At
Status As Boss For Feds In 1948
kSeminoIe Track
. Ar,'Jh“ro
"*r‘
i thi* rapacity until I get additional
Herald Sport. Editor
I or,|er* from Mr. Hid.lwll, * CSrutwr
Hal Crulier, New lock tiiant
executive who I, in charge of; JoK*n 8 Schwafx, a*.i*tant
completing the work on the base-, ,,iw to r „r tht. Giant f a r m
ball fields, quarter. _ and club
r.-portod yrsterday that
hou*,' for the -New kork farm club n(l nxanager ha* been .electnl
training ramp at the Municipal f„r (hp tura, rtuL. and that tho
Airport, staled thi* murning that information ronerrning a Celery
he ha* nwetred ;t» Information p>j .kipper would come from
from C«rl IYubhtll# rnlt*f of the ||uhl»p|j
Clant* farm *>»t. ni, regarding
When a*krd if he thought that
hi* appointment a, manager of ,M. would remain In Sanford for
‘T ,ry in
hasehall **a*on Gruber rethe I 1MH Florida State league, plied, "I do not have lha slightest
"All I know i* that I have Idea. I will have to await order*
been sent here to do a Joh at the from Carl lliihhelt tiefon- I make
airport, ami I will continue In any other plan*."
JohnnyLujack Is Named Male
Athlete Of Year By Scribes
Neyland Calls
SEC Discussion
On Sanity Code
ATLANTA. Jan. lu M l—Tene w e '. Cnarh llnl, Neyland I*
n little »our mi Iho NCAA's
"sanity rode" hut hr has railed
u meeting of Southeastern Con
ference athletic directors here
Jan. 22 to talk It over.
Neyland I* president of the
^EC Conchca-ArwiriaUim-iiujuiid.
llie meeting would be rinsed to
thi' public and prris ‘'IrfWatuv
I'm nfrnid the roachra would tie
i duel ant .to talk Lankly tinlea,
it la rloacd."
The Vnl mentor himself wa»
not timid nlHiut Die new -code,
lie .said it net football back nt
least ten year*.
"At Tetdii-»*ee," he added, "We
have always abided by the rule,
of the conference. I think our
system was the mint logirat way
to ' handle the situation,"
roaches were a little at *ea about
Neyland said most of lie*
just how to pul the code Into
.operation.
"I hope,-' he concluded,»"Tliine
school, which are in favor of
the NOAA proposal will tell u<
their plan* for inaugurating the
uew system of scholarship*."
Ilia rrynmrnt on the rode and
announcement of thi* coaehea
meeting were made yeiteidny In
an Inlervlew with lh* Allar.tu
Const itution.
S e c r e t a r y H o y a ll
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We think that everyone inve*
football, basketball, track, swim
ming and all of th$ other uport*
that make up the .year1* annunl
* sport* parade, but when It i* all
lulled iluwo we M i n e that the
majority of u* like to aee the
low ball season roll ground betier than .anything else.
It may seem a little odd to
start Iwating the Juiehe* about
the codling baseball aea*on, Imt
*if you ait down and think about
this thing a little you wijl find
that the old Iwt and ball program
ia nearly upon ua, that I* the
training schedule* nnd the like,
, Several of the club* in the
Florida State league are heginnJng Iodine op player* and have
• few note* that may he of In.
t«re»t |o the fan*, of Seminole
County.
t
Tire Daytona. Reach laleta, who
were burrowed‘in the mire of the
IW7 FS4, rellar, have renamed
Clover Hvrtlev a* business man*
UTT nf their hall eluli. La at year
Hartley maimgrd the team, aa
well ad bundled the bu*lne*a end
of the club. Hartley .han already
act out to. make connections for
tjui team, and may lie successful
In *ecm|ng the needed player* to
tgke hi* ball club mat of the dolj arum* of |hc State' League deep.
Tim Rochester' Red Wing* of
'th e International League are
listed tu pitch their spring trainjnft'tenl In the City Island Park
In Daytona Reach. Manager Ced.
»l* Durit uf the Red Wing* ha*
lied hi* team to report on
oieh a amt w tlE m n a ln until
April 7. The Coiumbu* Ohio Red
Biro*' are also slated to report to
the Daytona Reach *lte. Columbus
U an entry In the American A*.
Mclatlon. Roth Coiumbu* and
Rochester are Triple A form club*
of the St. I#oui* Cardinal chain
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atofn. It has also been
Ihat several other minor
Cardinal farm cluba may
to Iho Daytona, park. Cob
Ga. CardiniMTof the Sab
may alao go to Dayreport* th a t a Florida
iontl league club It goto take a "look" at Hal SteThe Red Hat* haw* pur*
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a bu» front the Florida
baseball
assured
ats on
Making hi* first nppearuncr
la-fnre a congre**ional commit
tee on the so-called Marshall
I’lan ftu the econumir tehahilftatlon of European nations nutsiile the Soviet orbit, - Font-stal
■aid:
“Neither this program nor our
ntillima) defense oxpfndituitw are
designed us a tlireal Bgainsl any
nation nor a* 'an effort to re
strain any nation or to .domiiv»tia group of nation*.”
Senator Rail (R-MInn) .pre
dicted Congre** will make n
“altahla" cut In the »r..WK),00,-,
oou asked h r tlu> ailm|ni»lTatlon
Tor the flrat 16 month* of oper
ation.
Rail naiil he think* most Republican lawmaker* *ltare this
view ilrapite Secretary, «f Stale
Marshall’* tnalitenca that the
amount I* a "precision" figure.
Rnyall agreed wlllt, lualge th a t’
aniistment* are "not producing
the manpower that we need"
and added thkt Mhey "will, not
over the next few month*."
I-odge teimt-d thi* a "very .lark
* Yo r k , j *„. is
Jolinny l.ujark, Notre Dame'*
AlbAinrrira quarter Imrk, today
named male aliilete of.stk.year for 11(17 in the annual A*'<s mte,| I’res* ycareml poll.
The £f-year-old star, wtuuer
of the Hejsman Memorial Tin*
phy ami iiomril the atamlout
player of the Jim. I Ku*i-We*t
shrine game at San Francisco,
drew nlmiist twice as many fir»i
place vole* from t|i« nation's
■port* editors a* hi* nearest coinpell tor.
Fifteen thought Lujack wai
■|Ih^-H s .—I lltBIl 'Phil HgliT Vnt.'-V
fo i'iu n n e ru p Jack Kramer and
eight far Joe DIMaggio, t,n u
new
Jatilil bavli; With five for first,
Lujack jiiled up
til’, points to
IK for Kramer, the national ten
ts rhntnp, ami -111 for IliMngVin. flnshy cenlrifielder of the
World Eliampion New York Yank
ees.
Jackie Robinson, Rrooklyn'*
first baseman who wa* tho first
negro tu play in the big Iragtios
in motiertt days, tlrew consider
able Htipport, so did Dunk Walk
er, Stiuthtru
Methodist
AllAmerica hnlfhark.
Rut Lujack was the winner by
a comfortable margin on tho
strength of hi* play for the unIs-nten, united Fighting Irish,
Honored a* a fit kueresanr for
such great Notre Dame quarterhock* a* Harry
Stuhtdrcher,
Frau Farideo ami Ang't-ln Rartrill, the rnmlesl tina.ssumlng sen
ior rapped hi* collegiate cateer
with a hrlltvcrmance at Han
Francisco on New year'* tlay.
I.gjark, IMLpnund six-footer
from r-onncllsvitle. Fa., .said he
would play pin footba'I next fell
after he ha* gindualrd from NoIre Dame hut lie ha* not decide'!
ludweep the CluVngo Hear* of tho
National League and the Chlcagy
Rocket* of the Alf-Amerira Gonferenee
The Noire Dame passing alar
succeeds another, football play
er, Glenn Pavla,* who won the
award lust- year while •rounding
out hi* hrilliauk caryer with the
Army. DiMaggio was the only'
previous winner who drew-, any
vhtes, Joe, lanil*. tlie runnerup
in DMA, lieing contp'ejely over*
looked after hi* fight with Jer-.
*ey Joe Walcott.
Rasrliall dominated the firat
10 although h ftMilhall ace was
the trinner. DiMaggio was thfltl,
Kolilnson finished fourth! .Tod
William* of the llostort Red: Sox
wa* fifth, Ewell Rlackwrll uf
Cincinnati wa* eighth and Joe
Fa go of the Yankee* wa* ninth.
Doak Walker, who flnishetl «lxth
and* Lujark, were the only foothalier*. Golf ts-a*' represented by
llohhy Ixtrkp of South Africa
III seventh nlare and Jimmy PentatcL the. No. 10 man,
•
The highest dally double award
of the c u n rn t' greyhound racing
meeting at the Hanforri-Orlando
Kennel Club wa* paid last night
when the 4-1 combination Wa*’
good for 11,464. The winning dog*
were Town Ship tn the first h a lf 1
and Jonella In the closing half.
The previous top double* mark
for the season wa* S712.HO,
Town Ship closed at 10 to i
while Jonella went tn po*l at 11
to L Hjx race* on tonight’* rani of
til *ven«* Will be run from the
five-sixteenth* of a mile box
wh'le lha irmuining four ronte*ta- will Mxrt fmm the futhrity
box. The Kennel Club la located
(Itlando on Highway No. 17.
Tsnlahl'a i:*IH»t
rlf .1 llxir.l HlM*ptlf
Itobliy llctlxH. Vs.wr. S ,|v s l)
snriirt. Jnrl, ghcitsiHsl. |>s1u*e laid.
.die, T'M« Tiflle, Ill'll IIVtVc, llrtlHast .tlineiry.
•is"** Itarf-t am,Ur
- tttr U*rne>, Vary, >lr, i*r, l'.i
vat. '.\tla» xia*. nip. 'Iinsc,* tt,
f-li) flog.
Tiled ||are-S In trite
Mrfraa Kilter, Hr.'* <Jttl, tloVI*
lU.t, l*rg|V Hippie. Tie. t.'ultil,
fluey tir. I'rgRi tllt-^J, jtliurelt
tlst.ili.,
l « « l l ' ttser-ratiirny
q-iiM lrl,,
IIa -
(("Idy l*»t..-d. lilulslee, CN.ek
Hill*, N'rt r , rViii, Kt,arp .Wets,
Jt»n Ptep. fiffriil,a.k, ‘fi.i.n. U .
g ift! Ilarr-I'alahl)
lotf Hale, I'fael Ktarr. M.ia Vet ■
tiattd,,. p,,e K»-r|.« Iwt'. Iloi.i My.
leg Craekee. lint tfpur*
*1*11 Here.* I* Wile
.Watteau. Ileppy Cnnintd*. Kl.»,
Iliw. Tell.itb*. .Chief, T rial Kirn
Ufa lid Kffuet.
vet talk Hare.a Id Wile
ClVIsirla ' llate
Augseta. True tllfl. Wlilifllti lm
lllg (bdde, HiimtU, IVrey firrV.
Tvi*. Itdls. J*r,c K-Ilrr.
ria lm K arel la Wile
.»
Walalela Hare
rtqUedky IJill, It.iru, ) lltl.tVI
Tfionlen lllrl, miuraky |>aik. Kola
ka. Tltimdri All,,at, t'ismtr} To* It*
li t*tth.in, l u,
Hoik tin, - m wile
Walalela llare
Kdlfire, Jny'* 1Sot Itti.t, p,|ural.
Itirr Kasditrli, Ifratnrlerta, Iatr,aW- «J tiny, i|»u babtl qap n*«.t, ,
Teal! llare-3 ja Wile
Walalela llare
/i|t I'llr, llokitKiis, rtnnppy )|la,
lllur Haw,-nit, |t|„ck t lit try. IVIr
Pak. Ili other fioattr, Jas,,* rirut
D am age
iraallaa** li> * !•■■• On»|
6 o clock In northern districts :i.
about 7 o clock in southern ifii
tn ets with high ground tempdrltores six |„ |u ttegree* liighJr
than low ground readings.
f
( i nine*wile district; Glenn Hi.
r *.*>'• 1-aCrnsse 24;
Statkr.
(laiMeavlilo, Cltra 2fl; Willlslm.,
Ocala. Welradale 27.
Upper Ka.t cw ul district I
City, Pierson, DeUifcl
*0; Hasting* . 27; Rumtell 2*-.
New Smyrna, Mima. 28.
0- P rl*n(,° district! FRreat* 'Gljy
" » . Ca»*ellwrry, Oviedo. £ g |t
I ark, Conway, Hnwey* Fruit land
•mrk if i 1'', 1
Dr. Phillip*
- 8i Kissimmee 20; Winter Gatden, Sanford SO. . •. *
Hroqkeavtile district! Pansadriet
*il; Rushncll, W e b s t e r 27;
Rrooksvl'lo 28; Plant City 20;
Valrico, L akeland .10 .
Ridge district: Prlne 2 (1 : lllghr ! l i ! ; t ‘t' J II*hl‘ n:1 c i‘y. Folk
City .7; Winter Haven, Fro»tp,ro° r' ^ Von Pork *8: Uoke Ham
ilton, Dosotaf Cfty 29.
„ B-rtow district r Fort Meade
28: Wauchula ,10 ; ' Arcadia III.
_ West, coast district: Elfcr* 28;
Tampa, Rarasota, 29; Fruilville,
j|0; I’«rriih, Ellenlon* T«l!evn^t(
•1 2 ; Clearwater, Pinellas .P aik,
M? Iona. .10.
Indian River district; Malabar
.10 ; Cocoa, .1 1 ; Vero Reach, Stu»ft. 32; Fort Pierre 3.1
Everglades district: Sunvale,
Moorrhaven, 29; Pnhokee, .10;
Rell# Glatle, 12 ; CUwlston ,14;
Deeplake -17.
iHiwer East 91**1 district: Dsvis 31; Danis, 32; llomestrsii,
Petrine, Gpalurka, S3; Pompano
34; Delray .10.
Forecast for Friday! Hatr anti
wartnpr.
;
GOLF TOURNEY
- 7 a enberg commented- that
TAMl’A. Jan. 16 1A1 —About W1
Royal) 1* "not uiidvrUkliig to woman
golfer*, Including many of
wava a re.I flag" and I* not at- . , he natlon’i-br«t, flrcl
templing to put the committee fng drives today, on the chlllv
under ^'hypvtfiutlcal pressurr*. Palma Cel* course In the 18,000
fact inkt the Unites! S la te s hH* 72-hole women's apim golf tourna
He is “simply underscoring" the ment which winds' up .Sunday.
a "terrific self-interest" in a
stable' western £uropc, VandeltIwrg added.
The chairman said Royall is
"not engaged In a. milltarlstje
proposal" because hi* testimony
fayora a course which would
"mlnimlxo" mililarlim.
Vandcnberg r*viewed Royall's
io RACES NIGHTLY ..
previous statement that to ku*pend dismantling of German war
(Except Sunday)
plants would b* "both Inadvisable
and futile." Royall agreed he
r a i n or Rh i n e
took thla position because!
1 The plants to l>e disman
POST TIME 8:00 P. M.
*
A
f
, “ r .-r -T i - tles! arc not essential tn mainSeason Extends Thru April 10th
temnee of German economy and
a level contemplated there th*
mtnt five year*.
2. None of the plants being
dismantled, except the "tag-end
remnants" of three will be sen'
to Rucxla, and that the shipping
of thoae to Russia will be com
pleted by April 1.
8. Th# dismantling of planta
other than - for Russia are for
COME and ENJOY
the benefit nf the western s l
GREYHOUND RACING■
H
ihnrt*
NO PLANS FOR IIA It LOW
• li
HANOVER, P*., Jan. 15 , DP)
winter
Ha - l" ' h ,rd &
bul arvard University, has no plana
ks nd- for the Immediate future other
*48 than "a good long m t ." Harlow
gave HI health a* hi* reason for
realgnlggr <
I r - r-~
. ^
About two and one-h*lf million
pee^l* in Dm United State* are
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D a y o f th e W e e k
Sanfonl. Florida
U. S. Good Grade Heavy Western
STEER B E E F : :
ROUND S T E A K ..............lb. 79c
CHUCK or E IB STEAKS lb. 59c
69c
*
SHOULDERS ..........
lb. 52c
SHOULDER CHOPS......lb.
Ii2e
CHUCK ROAST M l _£ lb. 19c
FANCY CUT SHORT RIBS lb. 39c
Morrull'* Pride*
SLICED BACON
.... lb.
73c
In Our Self Service C aae: ;
MorrvilV
f*iuri ■■*-
Rath’s
SMALL PICNICS
K rjft’« Kay Nalttral
CHEDDAR CHEESE ........ lb. 57c
WHITE BACON
Western
_
BAG SAUSAGE................ lb. 19c
....... . l b . !52c
Any Cul RtrcnU O’ Leah .
v
lb. -Uc
v Rfat* ComptOv Aged
.
“ WHITE C H E te E ........lb. 69c
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Cn»eUnil’* OH etna} ■
PORK SAUSAGE
BEEF LIVER ____........... lb. 15c
lb ., 65c
Fresh From The Farm s
CALIFORNIA LEMONS do/NO. 1 POTATOES........ 1(1 lbs. 41c
Large Hunch .
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GEORGIA YAMS . . . . . 3 lbs.
CARROTS...:...... 2 Bunches 17c . RED EMPEROR GRAPES ib.
FLORIDA CELERY 2 Stalks 15c
RUTABAGA TURNIPS 2,lbs.
29c
19c
11c
APPLES ___................ 5 lbs. 59c . YELLOW ONIONS 2 ® $ Rj. ■2i5c‘1
<'hnnilli‘r lUvcr Maine Fancy
N o. :to:i IVhilt' llo u -e
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2 for
APPLE SAUCE
25c
ry
•Did M-inte_Fancy No. 2*x ,
DELRICH
E.Z Color Pak Ulco
lb.
43c
2 for 25c
KRAUT
Snntdii^e Tidnip
L it. 27c
MIRACLE WHIP
8 oz. Jkr
20c
Hint
‘ 35c
. Quart . 59c
Minn. Med. Shipped
A p r ic o t
16 o z. ja r
29c
r
‘
/^ w c io n o x
Q t Btls.’
No. 2 can 10c j
BEANS
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Cold Medal.
COND. M M 2 tall cans 35c
White Cake Mix
pkg. 24c
XPERT
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Nt>.-2!/2 cn. 19c
PRUNES
Kunsweci Medium
:
PRUNES
R> Carton
Lgr* 38c
Hunt'* Fancy Helve* or Sliced
17C
PEACHES
JUICE
Whit# Hottak
can 29c
CALO
*
Hog Food
Midway between Sanford and Orlando
on Highway 17- Tnni at Rad Arrow
Sugar Peas
’ 12*/2c
Pride of Farm, No. 1 can
*ns
Cranberry Sauce
can 19c
Sugar Peas
;
2 cans 35c
Racra/nentu alt green
No. 1 tall 29c
Hesl or Blue Labe!
Karo Syrup No. \% can 2lc
Tomatoes , .
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'2 jars 25c
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No.'2 can 17c
Crapefruit Juice
Pdlshury'a
can 15c
- ,4*1
Pancake Flour
pkg 16c
Whole Small Irish
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Potatoes
-No. 2 can 10c
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All Brands, 49 os. can,
r
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No. 2 can 19c I
Sliced Beets
H E
mesOMM
No.
2 can.!5c
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.Argo
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IJhby's 19 ox Jar
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iWa Reaerve U a M M T# U *w O w » 8 t(
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* <lt jar 33u
Del Monte Fancy
Apples
No. 2l/2 can 35c
Asparagus
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Comstock Pic
Snider's Fancy Rartlctt
Pears
45c
Apple Jelly
Spinach
3 cans 29c
Large
25c
46oz.can 23c
Mbby’a Garden, No. 80S can
Sanford-Orlando Kennel d u b
SnUll
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Traitor Brand large, No. 2 ran
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BISQUICK
No. 254 can 25c
Corned
Beef Hash
'4*
SPICK SPAN
lge. - pkg.
23c
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- r '.
. f r ii*
33c
fil
.
Libby’* lf> ox. can
Pkg. 33c
' “ • 3 -tt) Carton
p i 19c
PICKLES
14*in»*™ Fancy Tomato
Sm. 15c
2 fo r 25c . '
eTflf
Lib tty's Hnmt! Hlyle
q
far U U i n
HO*I H(A1TH neuwm
No. 1 tall 19c
Fancy Fresh
EGGSdoz. 65c
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No. tVz cri. 10c
GREENS
' fU t r c*mlia cC CHILI
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A N I L L A j o ld ‘Glory Pork amtOSSh a - ll MON-SlMUNb-to o ^ o to ri
Sm . 12c ,
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Van*Camp** (Wtlb *tb'nns)
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of QUEENS!*
19c
Wcrivvi Del if inn*
Tn
tkv
c o n t r o l l e d
2R4 East First street
at M argaret A nn
SUANKLESS LEGS ......... lb.
Rhnnk Half of
h o m e
1.
A-Gradc Genuine Spring Lamb: '
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Y o u C a n H u y F o r I a *hs E v e r y
Rrookfichl Grade A
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TUB SANT-OKI) UBUALD, SA M OKU, M.UUUlA
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I'AtJB SBVKN
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Safety Board Says;IGilmer Slated To
Farm Accidents Are] Confer With ’Skins
H IN G T O N , Jan. 16 , 1*,
Lower Than In 1946 W A SWashington
ItoLk in '
in-
FOR RENT
I
ARTICLES FOR SALE |
CB apace In Hetach Building. Florida Times Unlon--your morn
Largs light offices, newly decor
ing paper. Phone H.’.'-M,
ated. all utilities, heat and janl
tor service furnished. Call W*- Morion Market Cabbage plants.
L. II. Mann. Lake M ^roe, Hn.
W H. 4 A. Dept Btorw.
Phone IW13-R. .
RECORD PLAYERS and radios LIOUSTRUM
PLANTS. ~Why
Jor rent. By dev or week. The
wait 3 vi-ar* to grow o hedge
ual-: Box, 119 W. lat St.
when L. !!„ Mann, laike Mon968.
___
Fla. can put you in .arrady grown hedge in a few
EDROOM. Call after 8 P. M.
hours. Call 86-1 . R.
311 Park Ave. .
FLOWERS
ROOM Furnished Houm*. Call
for all orr»*lon*
afternoons. Mrs. R. R. GreenMrNEII.L 4 VOST FLORISTS
leaf, Lake Mary.
Sipe* Ave. just off Celery
NE ROOM APT. In good loea- Office ph. 403 residence pb. 610-11
tarn. <U0 W. 1st St.______ .
TABLE model Zenith radio 17 in.
room apartment, aluo room*
high 12 inches wide 110 .00.
by dny, week. Reasonable.
High School Farm
RaIiiImiw Tourist I-odite, 3 mi.
NORTH “CAROUNA"home can
South on Highway 17*92.
' ned CKerrie* and lllaikls-rries.
1020 I-aurel Ave.
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALK
w o t
■ w w i^ w H W W M t' w
w
a i M
a i ^ B a i i e
ROWBOAT and 7 diamorwl Wed.
ding band und engagement
ring. Cash. 211 Prench Ace.
IN S U R A N C E
REAL ESTATE
F.N.A. MORTGAGE LOANS Roper Giu Range, good condi
• RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor ^ tion, Uni.OO. 4111 Magnolia.
Registered Broker and
Used Norge electric refrigeratur.
Insurance Agent
- Call 1301.
jfrm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg.
26 GAL. Cast Iron Wash Pot
ROOM bungalow for rale.
87.00. Palmetto Grocery, 317
Complete kitchen, heating sys
Palmetto Ave.
i
tem. tile bath, floor covering.
■ ■ flood location. I 1 .B00.00 will APRON frout kitchen sink with
handle. Immediate possession.
drainlxAwd. OOJ Park'A ve. _
Contact Roy Jahnion’s Grill,
Contac
6
BURNER Fiureiice Oil Range,
Magnolia Ave
good, condition. 702 VV. 3rd St.
3 BEDROOM bungalow, 0 closets,
Phone 1189-W.
I fM*k*« Wl)!; « . w ltb w it.* * .
. . tra lolx.^ Phone 1176-W.
, T V ^ I beI i ROOM FURNISHED
B BUNGALOW ALREADY FIN■tNCF.ll AND READY FINI M M E DIATE POSSESSION.
LOCATED IN GOOD 8F.C|
TION OF CITY.
Robert A. Williams, Realtor
Raymond E. Lnnqulst, Aaaoriate
Attsnlie Baak Bidg. Phone 737
THREE Bedroom House, large
rlerping porch. One and one
hair bath*. O ncfto five acre*
J land. 10 bearing trees'. Near
- m Lake Monroe Boulevard, Ju*t
outside.City limit*. Call 907-J
after 6 P. M. for appointment.
3 -BEDROOM house, hard wood
•floors, immediate pouc*«!un.
88,000.
•NEW 2 bedroom house, furnished,
84,700.
Several small farms, all tiled.
MOST
BEAUTIFUL building
* sites in Sanford, most reason
ably priced.
J»
J. W. HALL
Registered Real JSaUte Broker,
i 2429 Melleavlll* Ave.
8 MALL poultry farm. Electricity,
good water, 82,700. Terms. In
quire X'Crl Feed Store.
2 LOTS on 18th Street near High
School. Some citrus. Priced
right. Mrs. Hollinger, Monte
turaa Hotel.
FILLING STATION, garage and
k house; 14 lota next to Magnolia
Heights; lake front property
on Crystal lak e. Inquire W.
A, Routh. 161« W. 2nd St.
Zenith Hearing Aid. Phone even
ings. 36U-J,
PRACTICALLY hew |{ o 1 1 f a m
Man's Bicycle 436.00, also 13
ft. Kicker Boat, *40.00. Call
788-J.
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'met-d that H a rry Gilmer, AlaT A L L A H A S S E E Jan. 15 araa's -tap passer, will confer
12 SPECIAL S E R V IC E S
(Special |— Ftifrio . bafely Coun with Red-km Coach Turk • Ed -1
cil's annual survey of farm acci wards hen- Sunday,
, Gilnici, the
Red-kit-s' fit si
dent* in Florida for 1947 show,
• * RENT A CAR
n d e c re a s e o f m o re th a t! 300 uc- chok-Q in the Nollenai Fot>il>all
d r iv e it
•
ciilcnU ovci U4<ii ami tlu-re were la-ague draft, latkid wiOp K,L
PHONE 100
recently at Hit, xi. Mi*s„
2 lea* fnt»^s,vldr*ut< on th.i wards
m iC K LA N D M O R R ISO N
whet,- Alabama was in training
faints.
U-DRIVE-IT. INC.
for it* Sugai B«wl rnmp with
VTho whole-lu-artW c.*i|* ratio i Tex*-.
of the agriculturnt uuerest of
At that time, the slender half
RADIATOR cleaning, repairing. our stato jn the "Safety on jho
New Itadiatdrs. in « cure.. We Faint'- program inaugurated bo back d e l,id lie had a«krd for a
five-year .-ontract calling for I 2't.take off & install. Jimmie Cow
Mayo -rvt-ral year* 009 annually.
an* Sheet Metal Work*, Phone Commioaiom-t
ago i* reflected in the safety
Old. ^ ___
etinsvitHunes* uf our people on
the if* pit* niul highway * in the
Expert Radio Repairing
mimlK'i .if natuce.l fnlalitie* ami
Fred Mycra. l i t t . 2no St.
trcitlrnl*.
SEE US FOR
The um > of aluminum Inddei *
MIMEOiiHAITI PRINTING
•m farms ami grove* ha* n|rrudy
AND TYPING
caused tlh- death of one |h-i *ou
Tm •’
CREDIT BUREAU UP i
who*e ladder eanie |n<contact with . -I I' i ’ wH \\ tr% littn.1lfti* * Vt*»f
O n ly Advaate-D tvlgn
Vflb*- 1
. SANFORD
an ehelric wire. These ladder.
If i\ f■. »M,. ,f«| T. J r }/».\ 1 •
118 N. Park
l'h<mr tfU<
. . iiti- Intt mu -1 I- kepi away »*« -'I T*« N»>tM d h
Tradii Hov* All Then
N'f ti-n V li tV c jf^ ii Hid r
FOR RENT —Fluor sandet Easy ,t«.ht [ive Wire*.
if
w
i.
New
and Tlntr Ftshrrst:
Rtirni traflli' aceldepts me Ink
oiteraiion. Hcnn iiaMe ri.n j, SanII* • ' ■
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N>l|
mg
the
live*
of
mint,*
of
on
fold Pai/it A Rim , i.'u I’haive
T** ‘J
fsfe
iiwiiSfe 7:
'iiimrt - ami tln-tr helpei *■ yon
Jn*r#lt. *■** IV j-11ga f‘JV+nh*iIf
H Cat. tbit -lusstbiw"
303.
, , e ju ti f j dcod or ihjtll-il
>1 } T
Ki 7 '
»»4 J Mt« t It
it Fltxl-Mounitd cab
■ou ate thvi.lent in nn m rid-it.
\Vfi4 f s-R?( 1,4 . \
f-' I * !1 t T*f
DODGE • FLYMODTB
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r ■ ;i •
on oi . ff the farm. Farm*.
FARTS AND SBRVICK
4- Untwald, all-steel ren' "
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409 Palasetta Ate.
Phitoe to il air. ,n ,-..I to k.-ep lbeir no dor
abuction
X' • i
vehicles in good nl.-rhaiii.at Ctlil- F' *- f l r t t i u ?
• 4 Largsr, nwa dufahts,
810 NP
ililitni jtml to . I. erve nil trnff’Ph!? f.. \V* ,\| T«*
11uitn »r*
fully adjustable tMt
Show cards and P<j«l«rt
Mill*
i N i i n t t s \ir
• O—DEETH HWN BKRVICK
FuftTIff H iH T \ i r
t '*** Twenty eight pAwdi* lu*1. thei.
*
or»atee vitibikly
0. D.
live or, the fsjm"l|t 1047,. tin* «• .\t t slm s f
%. landraaa. Pher..* 1021
4
Naw,
tsar-coinr* winMKti:
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slinwa ,< saving of two live* on
tlow1
*KpT1*- - l i r t l K«f»!i t j x - g i a ^ l« if- l»^ pleto rsdiutor i>crvirc. 10*, S*,i. the farms as ugnliid !*n in I94d r<
•
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4 Stronger, naw frame*
C,a,|H-iating with inn Council tn
tvi- ■ft | l i x i f - =■>* | **
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ford Ave. Phone 3IXV-W
l* amiiutl "Snfi-lv on the Fai lit* iV iW ld fii FiftJiV n 1 S r 1
4 Full-floating hypoui
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4 Specially doignrtl hy
I In Extension Sarvife, Depart- la*«t
nues, Phone low M.
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draulic tiuck brakes
in,-itI „f dgriculliir* InajwcWr*.
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For DittH-mlabliV.H nlihofll feaehet*, I ho
Pres* Tt» F? r i f i j TflB'lr ffastiti
4 Valva-irt-H*ad ThrillRKFFHIGKHATIUN SERVICE ami others.
1 m t r n : i . HOHtii
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Call
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Tin, (m uni- lug.l,;i:g qg-J.
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A 'H l m i i m u r ttiiiitii ti;l^
SERVICE
it Moro affklsnt loaiku«
.neet nil eiirorgent 'r*. lu- mu*'
II if*k T« t 4 I* p
l'h. 670-W
tLinks ami hlgli-riuk
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a
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botfllt)
K iT h rtm ih
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DIAPER SERVICE
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n,. can to protect 1,1* fu* Naw, thorough issllng
For detail* of the !>af«->t “maid work,, amt .rptipnient and u,w
Pift.
» Vir,f* » r»'* I "•«» *
insulation
‘ %U*\ .
service" now In Fanfold call or ally ha* a fit.-' aid kit on hand t l E n r l ' i-Ti I s |e * r ’
write BABY VALET Daytona and know* how in tirnt each lit- H lrll.i
it Standard rab-to-ad«< A t i « r i r r i « \ o t ‘ >ioiitg %i *i *
Beach. Diaper* supplied.
Isngth dimrmloiit per
il**# flfHdisiite
Ht •«*.* r, tsMihrtrt TV* l‘ \ U • ***!*
, rou
On a heavy-duty job,
give me new Advance-Design
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
• and here's a "lo a d ” of reasons w h y . . .
Seminole County
Court Records
■ wtni!.t>n
Aluminum Boat, motor, oar*,
minnow, buckets, minnow ne.t,
A NEW IllMIF’ I . re2 trot line*.. New set of *h«(fit- NEED
presentntivp w ill’, gladly l«-lp
block* and 5 clubs, C. V. Starke,
you. Term* arranged. Volusia
Fellowship Front. Tel. UIH*i,
Roofing Co. Pimm 906-It SsnSanford, Fla.
ford.
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SPECIAL COLD WAVE Jfi.96.
fi ARTICLES WANTED
Sanford Beauty Saion. Ph.
1364._________ ______ _______
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Highest east, price paid for used ORLANDO Morning Sentinel Or.
furniture. Ted Davia Furniture
Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph
Co. 311 E. lat. Ph. 968.
Hay, IU16-J
PLASTER
& i:STUCCO of all
I’LL BUY your ra r regardless of
kinds, patching. Firu r*tlmates.
age or condition. Koy Real, 308
Phone County 3022.
W. 2nd 8 L .
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Iln l.L Y V V n o D , Jan. ts. 'd*'-Public complaint over . pfowling
Kl. n.n si-31* F.inK t *» 4 i .•*«.»»»!
deer reached a crescendo today
F ltirM a fff.ilr 11 *tik T=j I f i : »r ! ’ f
and ol least one woman ha* her U f l«t ffclUA
t
I II T I T M lI h N VGI
rifle ready..
R »1 U ||r « w i l l l i |;
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The prow ler*, m o s 11 y night Heho**!
operative*, ale hungry animal*
hi 11 h im ; r r .itMir
prone to picking up-extra ralori-*.
K O ' ’ 7IM|*WI» i f III S i. M«t, »>*».
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liv fiid in g on carefully tended ynd vi 1 n i p 3 iit-.if.K un
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AUTO REPAIRS WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY!
7 P ets, L ivestock, Supplies All make* car* A tiuik*. Expert
...01,! eemtaUisK *'*• | 1tdjdna
niechaitic*-guaranlei‘d work. * oft m m
o ii* i t n c e . t , o n th i* " o - ''* 1
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GENERAL TRUCK &
FOR SALE: Thoroughbrel! Cock
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In ,-, u * l.
Sill r.jU e r Wr,I
EGITPMF.NT CO. . •
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t o till" K -I'ie a tio tu il I -t* »*»«-•.
er Spaniel, 10 weeks old. Phone
l-'afst* Are. r*pw V « .t
*-• *208 VV. Find S treet
1303. •
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F O R ‘ SALE: Large gentle fine D ressm aking and Alter at ion*, 41b
graded Jersey cow. Milking tl
Maple Ave.
weeks. Tested Uangs ami T. II.
^ f ^ R j o y CAPUDINl'S
exceptionally fin.- .heifer to
tl 4 >idr rtlltf from
freshen
before
middle
of
March.
No business Friday 13 N O IT C E S — PKKHON-AI,
HEADACHE!
nights or Saturday.
Phone
1348.WI, W. If, Trapp, -Entek-El
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Make a one -stop service for all
HELP RANTED
your laundry and dry cleniuiig
nrnt* by ifring your favorite
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S ARTICLE* • FOR SALE • W A N T E D
experienced waitress,
"
Dryer* 36c Basket.
-rood hour*, six day* a week, TIIE IIKLI'Y .HKI.FY LAUNDRY
Itood aalary. App'y Hoy Jonn108 VV, ISlh Si., Saqford *
^Aai'a
kfaaasiAlIa A u_
GIRLS WAnTED. Laney'a Drug
8tor*. ' •
C O L O R E D H O Y for Delivery
Orlando Sentihel In (ioldifx
Phone Ralph Ray, ^Idb-d.
9
W O RK W A N T E D
INDUSTRIOUS, Christian'Widow,
Nurse, companion of housekeeper. G. Roland, Sanford,
RL 2, Box 188-A.
14
LOST & FOUND
MICKEY MOUSE
SALESySERVICE
Mill Hardware Co.
LO S T:
Ilillfold,* driver* llrenM:
inside. Return to AdUon Hart.
1021 Orlando Ave,
LO S T: Ilillfold containing Money,
important ■psprr*. Mr*. WillU
Sieve li>, Touehtoit Dlug. ID
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autos
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New Rich!
Oh PViNE
—? O.VINE
By Wall Disney
W A IT T I L U T H e r ;
see
US NOW t
f e 'j s b o n u V C
f f i c i H ea
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« * 0 0 R SANDING A finishing
cleaning 4 waxing. Our power 1941 Dodge Panel tun Irurk, If
unit snablso u» to work where
inicrrMrd m i * Mr*. It. JL Pip*
Uwre la no electric conaeetJa
pin. W. I«t St
an ilab ia. SI year a experlenc*
H. If. Oleaaon. Lake Mary. Fla W A N T K D : Good model A ur
light pick up' truck. Phono 1113.
R(M)FING ‘ and roof painting.
. Smith Brother*. Phone ItSB.
1941 Plymouth 2 doro ardan, per
FAINTING, remodeling, carpenfect condition, radio, new print.
OJcndon Merrill, plume 1937 Plymouth cou;
48-W 9 A M . to I P.M. .
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Tactical nurae, re*
M N. Park. Mrg, SMALL 1943 model Houae Trail
•r. Cheap. Roy X»ndrr«, San
VEGBTABL? planU for .a a a ll
ford Trailer Camp.
tntf (Ante Mreaga.^ CaWwge. CARPENTER need* work.
Collarda. Rrocculi. CadllfloWar.
Myrtle.
Onlona. Lettuce, RacarolA. Tom8U•wl>e^ry 4 Beeta. i . W.
, ta k a McmroaTrU. Phone I_0 Business Opportunities
Arr you troubled by dUlrrW of trm »u tu nritonal tmudhly disturb*
*mv«T Dom tb it m*k* votl e iS ir
from pain. f**l *0 sert-om, |lr«d,
C<-»
k\ - —
At
*l turn itmMTTtvn *9*rr
•, nu X. tnnkldin'* VtfrHbl* Coin*
io r»li».• such ■yiriptcsn*.
r*m du* io lu lp women troubled
mi* w*yl Ai**i a •Nanacblc tonleJ
THE LONE HANGER
LYDIAE. PIKKHAM'S&StkU
Tired Kidneys
JENK5 fiOUfALED, EH* HE FI&0RE5
C*ET A USWTErt SENTENCE! WELL.
Often Bring
Sleeplesis Nights
A Trick Of The Law-Trade.
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LAWS GOT
Fran Striker
NOW rCAS7 A£Ji YOU SEE, JENR5J
ISfOfl.MATlON, r i m Be LENIENT,1 DON’T TALKn----------------------y
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FOR SALE: Large wood Hekter. JKNK'S LUNCIl. one of the beat
paying reaU uranta in Crescent
City, Fla. Worth I 20.00QOO,
MlUng due to other bnalntaw'
Look It over' and make cash
Ptoat Office.
Floral Designs.
•m*'waste
TO Date )
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CRUISERS
SAIL BOATS
America's Oldest, finest and moat
Stroller, excellent
'.00. 1910 Sanford
#0 7874.
gfest
value,
By Paul Robinson
ETTA KETT
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K > i ( r o ^ t AH
c « « ia o w e ' w uiks aoo : j
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shows profits in
WsVting For T s a i
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The H od civ M m cshsl
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THUFStJAT, JAN. 15, 1M *
1 '
Thermometer*} Ip Florida Hit 20’
Scholarship Use
Expected T o 'Be There Again Tonite Urged !For Worthy
High School Boys
Ilf ASSOCIATED |«r e «8
Therinomcleu in Florida went down inlo the 20‘t Istl night for ihr
OKI.ANDO Jan. IB (Special)—
first time in slmoil a year and they're expected lo lie down there again t'»e
of a little jnown si'.iolarship
tonight.
^•
for worthy high school hoys to
It was Ino rally in ihr day to a u n t damage lo cilius and vegrtahlr the College of Agriculture at the
eio|>* hut Mrlrornlogiil .Warren 0 . Johnson of the Federal-Stale Frost University of Florida Is being
urged l>v C. II. MrNully, Chair
Warning Service at Lakeland, srid last night he didn't expect too much man
of the Agricultural Committee
danger to fruitI. Biggest threat of the cold »|>ell
of the Florida Hankers Association.
—
Ing fuel supi>lily throughout th e '
Mr. MrNulty, who Is also Pres
at ate. The sailliortage of fuel al- B„ j|.fr,e se
ident of the llsnk of MrlboUmc,
Melltourne, list addressed a let.
ready had brought about •cloduK atorv Fillh
Irr to rach of the Association's
of Miami and Dade county pub] ‘ sieged with
and parochial schools and public )y r ,hau»led
County Advisory Hankers In the
achools In Palm Peach county.
(,f per man
stale outlining the steps necessary
in making those scholarships
fnher areas were surveying and alcohol
available.
fuel resources with the possibility which was n
of additional school closinga to time this Vinter.
Mr. McNulty points out that
day and hy tomorrow If there Is
Fictions 2-10. , 26-2f. of t h e '1041
Many
motorists
who
got
a
late
no letup In the cold wave.
start nnd couldn't find the precl- Florida Htptules provide that
Hearing charges by Jackson out
resorted to' drain "The of County'^t'ommlssloners
ville residents that principal fuel ing commodity
their,
radiators
nnd motor of each county In this state may
oil companies a r e . hoarding fuel. blocks.
offer and create one scholarship
* ■,
Hep. Kmory Price of the Second
to the Agricultural Department
Congressional District, w ired-the
of the University of Florida at
firms asking their *jrfasoh for 2 Killed, 8 Injured
(iaiuesville.
H «ie •said
scholarship
s tt s
*
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keeping oil off the maxkot."
.
In
Train
Collision
as',
—
"I rehllxr. that t'om nrss does
not have any direct comrol over
LITTLE HOCK. Jan. 17 '/lb—
these oil companies. Prire said,
so persons were killed a m l.n t
"and if the reporta that they are
refusing to release oil supplies
here {Jacksonville) ah* true, they
are facing the possibility of new
rationing directives and price conxIrc.I over their products.’’
engine/r | *16' of Mbrida.
He said hundreds, of Jackson
v ille’residents are suffering from
ger train,
"There scholarships, which In
to woman ' elude hoard and room for a fourlack of fuel oil and public and
irlvate sr!•hool systems “are on
scalded to year period", M r. MrNulty conthe verge of closing because of
ocotnollve tinued, "have u monetary value
IliH-k, eti- of approxlnmtelv $IBW to 12400.
the Inability to obtain fuel oil.”
d freight As long as one hoy Is successfully
Jacksonville's Chamber,of Com.urns and pursuing, n course of .In stru c tio n
Jnerre alto took cognltAner of the
shortage and ap|*ealrd to Wash
ttlo Rock, from any given county, additional
I the lots scholarships cannot* l>e awardrd.
ington for Immediate help In re
the knee. We are asking our County Advls.
lieving an acute situation.
I fireman, ofy Hnnkcrs lo take llir lead in
Tampa, Orlando and Tallahassee
ms alHHit bringing th is 'm a tte r lo the ml
were among other principal cities
i jumped tm tion of the right |Mop,lo nnd
•fueling the pinch a t ‘.heaters ra'ust liefol,’ a,K|,t Imy in |ho various counties.
pldly burned up the already mea
O n lr-p fmii Im iu -U s awarded
ger quantities of kerosene am i
ipparentt) iTinn- the law U-rame effective
irl ott g v iu tiU-, y T T '
Another scarce Item today was
.
\Vf ate striving f»r a scholarship
_ _ _ _ _ _ to is- Awarded from each rounty
of tile state for tlie-fall. term of
I1*1H In-cause, fits!, this is a
I service and recognition to derervine farm
it
hunr Imysj
lioys; and second,
second,. It
will lie another factor in the geneiid improvement of agriculture
id the state which is so import
ant to all of us, hy the edurutlun
of anulher farm o r ranch boy.
WHAT ABOUT MY FUTURE?
Fire Chief Says To
Be Hazard Conscious
‘in .- fire Chief
Cleveland warned local residents
this week,- I__________
citing the recordmt\r
naat'onnl
fire loss of more ^t__
than 700
.million dollars la>t year.
Chief Cleveland said reports
from the Fire Protection Institute
indicated that nearly DO per rent
-■f last year's BOO,000'fires could
have hem prevented or controlled
with minor dampgr.
" F ire ' losses hera ran lie kept
tu u -minimum in 1D4K if home
owners and businessmen will keep
I>iinripl<*4
in mind, tiir fin* flfrhlintr eJfWJ
live declared
i"L Do your best to prevent
fire by cleaning nut rubbish,
cheeking nil electrical installa
tions and rhimneys anil by using
extreme care In' hdlffltijtg m Jrhe*
and cigarettes.
i
J.
He prepared Vfnv*-r#fre by
instnlling and knowing how to use
modern, approved fire- extingulshnever
sign
the
first
olio.
The
lewi
Fcrri« Fain Returns might figure you've gone soft.
AH lit) It DAY
Contract Unsigned “lb sides maybe I can,got more TALLAHASSEE.
Jan. H iffo
lettuce.".
" .
Florida's early Arbor Day will be
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IB I/Pi
observed Friday. State Forester
—Just so Connie Mark Won't
C. II. Culler said yesterday.
OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 1.7 *.17
The stale celobratea’Arbor Day
Fain has returned unsigned his
Herman Wcdemeyer, Hawaiian earlier than many other areas
IDtH Philadelphia Athletic . con football star, wanla time to thiol, "beeause the state's mild winters
tract although It embraced a »al over an offer to phiv boM-hnli QialTo an earlier planting acason
ary hike.
*’
for t111- Oakland Arm its 'o f the possible," Coulter said.
Fain, who halt ml ,21*1 Iasi a n
Pacific Coast League. lie olri’uily
Schools have been asked to set
son as the A's rookie first ,ba»c- is under contract l« upiwur in cut shrubbery and' hold tree
msti. explained:
pinfrssionul football with the Los planting ceremonies us part of
“ It’s tradition you know, tv Angelc* Duns.
tho observance.
era and other emergency Arc home** and buslnc***-* U rom-crrod. 'Don't bo too late in ‘48’ U ■
fighting equipment."
I’rocrastination U the “villain" good motto for oil of us."______
responsible for an appalling numher of fire disaster'. Chief Clcveland asserted. “It’* deceptively
easy to put off fire prevention
measures. And vve tpo seldom
MAYBE
appreciate the need for such
items as flic extinguishers until
Ym C m » U «
fire breaks - nut. Procrastination
M m f Wilks*
cannot only lie costly, it can be
ADVHTISIMGfatal. When> safeguarding our
fiom where I s\t...fy Joe Marsh
JOIN THE
NATIONAL
Who Are W$, Anyway?
GUARD
NOW/
* Subject caait ap at Hllj Web
ster's, the other day, as we were
chatting over beer and prrfrrl*.
Just who arr the folks who make up
our town TWhert'd they come from?
Well, Doe Hollister's ScotchEnglish anersjry; Will Dudley's
folks wers m ining stock from
Pennsylvania; Skip PmrsU's fam
ily were brrwera back'in Holland.
duets oar bloodstream's got a
bit of every country of the globe—
■nd svdry section of America. We’ve
• tl^ g o t differences In tastr and
baniground—whether they apply to
music, history, or beer. Only those
difference* don’t matter —because
we're self-respecting people, la a
free, unllrd land..
And from where 1 sit, that’s
what makes our towns and cities
— our America— so strong, pre*
gr'rssive, tolerant. Our championship of individual liberties has
brought us people from all faiths,
all lands—to prove that respect for
one another’s rights Is the greatest
bond humanity can knowl
C t Pi right, l " W . I'n ilrJ S lt lt l B i t s e n FounJahtt
QUICK,
PETKKBIIUIIO, Jn
(>17—Top-st-cdi-d tiniiluiii Mill toy
of Miami will see hi. first or
Huh today in the annual West
Const Tenuis Tournament.
(-M INUTE
OATS
Hecond-sceded Itlch ard U onlalc
n r lais A n g rles elim inated tw
opponents y e ste rd a y to get til
oy. .(Initial*-,, ousted
Ivey Wilton of Hi.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXIX
■SANFORD, FLORIDA
Established 1908
FRIDAY, JAN. 1G, 19J8
Rules Okeyed Snyder Sees
Marshall Plan Influence Of Gandhi Subjected
Recommended To Grave Test By Peace Appeal For Control Truman Veto
fey Bank Head
I For Tax Cut
First Year’s. Bill Is
Called “Tight Fit”;
Va nden ber gJSaysWe
WantMoney’sWorth
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WASHINGTON. J»n. 16 ( / P ) The 56.800,000,000 initial appn»* proiktion aiktd by the Adminiitration for the first 15 month*'
operation of the European recov
ery program wa* deiciilied by the
head of the international Bank
today a* not extra va garth hut
initead "a light fit."
Testifying before the Senate
!Wroreign Relatione Committee, the
Bank** preiidenl, John J...M cCloy, laid he had reached that
conclution after the projroied
spending had been
carefully
screened by his ilaff.'
Committee Cliairman Vandenberg (R-Mich) laid he lietieves
"half the criticism", of the over
seas aid program*^would melt away
£ i f arrangementi could l»c made
Jor the United Stale* to "follow
our dollar* abroad and *aid we
are getting our monty'* worth."
McCloy recommended that “no
fu n y loam" be made under F.RP.
citing criticism of tbe $3,750,000.000 Briliih loan here and in
England.
While McCloy teitifled to the
Foreign Relation* Unit, Senator
• i.uca* of llllnoli, the* Assistant
Democratic leader, told o women’a patriotic conference on na* national defense that congrvaaional opponents of the Euro
pean recovery program "should
anffer *ome alight entKurra**ment In finding themselves in
complete agreement- with the
Communist Parly line.1'
The Administration found rlK -aiU lB w U H I P a n e T « » l
* E ;E .(fe tl) Walker
Offers Candidacy
In S h eriffs Race
’ K. E (Ed) Walker, former de
puty aheriff in Marlon County,
constable and polleo officer In
Hanford and a State Investigator
— for four yearn, today" announced
w that he la u candidate for Sheriff
of Seminole County subject to the
Democratic primary to he held in
May.
A native of Florida, Mr. Walker
hna lived In the county nine*
1019, in married and maintain*
a home In Hanford. Two married
non* live here. Another aon a t
tend* Florida Slate College in
Tallahassee.
Mr. Walker la miy engaged a*
an operator of arhnol hu«»«a and
In- farm lnvi-II" Ig a member of
the Firm flsm lst Church and of
the Elba LodJ?.
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In . anooun-lrt* ’ h1* can'IMa'ca*.
Mr. Walker Heel'fed that If he la
elee'ed a* shnHff, he will enforce
lha law equitably a* to all p-riun*
t or violator* as far as the Sheriff
of fire la ronrerned.
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I.1I1RRALH TO MEET
WASHINGTON Jan. Iff
—
Wilaon W. Wyatt, national chair
man of Americana for Democratic
Action, an pounced today that the
aclf.atyled non-CommunUt liberal
organisation will hold its first
annual convention Feb. SI, 22 and
23 Jn Philadelphia. *
Program details have not been
completed, but Mrs. Eleanor
Rooaavrlt haa agreed to serve a*
chairman of a banquet to be held
on the flrlP n lg h t of tha conven
tion,.
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THE WEATHER
M KELAND. J tn , I I . M l—
Tha Federal State Frost Warning
Service, forecast for peninsular
Florida tonight ami Saturday
morning waa clear to p a r t l y
cloudy; continued rather cool but
no float danger.
Th* outlook, however, Waa cold* er in north and centra) district*
Sunday morning with frost prob
ably la northern district! aftd
C o l d e r (is all district! Monday
morning.
Tonight dnd*tomorrow morning.
Ihe forecast said, would *eo a
few light shower! In the lower
East Coast dlstrtcta while Satur
day^ forecast waa for ctaudy and
cooler with occasional light rain
in north and partly cloudy a n #
mild in central and southern dis
trict*.
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Cleveland •
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Detroit
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Sanaa* City
8
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New York
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Philadelphia
' 23
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Pittsburgh
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Jacksonville
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Hy ii. MILTON KELLY
NEW D ElJli Jan. 16 (/P)-^Mohandai K. Gandhi i* hi* spectacular
failing for religious and communal harmony in .India ha.i lubjeeted hit
hold on the people to its prcalrtt lest.
Thoie' abroad who have not iren the effect! of communal rioti
and the appalling aftermath of each onetfind it difficult to undentand
tbe unrest among refugeei.
The refugee* number high in ihe millions. It has been among their
rankt- that the opposition to f
Candida appeal haa liecn the ronverslon Is no conversion at
slronge.it and thia Is why: .
all and that It 1* unjust to blame
Stripped of much or all of their the women for indignities. They
pon-c-udons when they fled fur contend they should la' accepted
life from Pakistan areas of peril, with honor. They have urged
many left liehlnd mutilated bodies Kikh and Hindu priests to turn
of loved ones or saw their women their harks on renturles-uld tradi
carried away hy Mohammedans to tion and refrain from encourag
U- forced into lives of prostitu ing the ostracism of tin- women
tion, offered aa wives.after fprccil themselves and of iheir families
conversion to Islam or, If they as well, If they Tall In 'ostracize
were sufficiently unattractive for the .women.
either purpose, converted and left , The result ha* been mass • reto shift for thensielvea as menial conversion ceremonies fm group*
Servant*.
__v
of these unfortunate women, a*
Stories appear in newspapers well ns for 'Individuals. Hut the
'ilaily of hour thyse women are appeal to welromc thym and for
Iwlng located .slowly by Joint ef- get what has' happened ha* lieen
fort* of the Pakistan 'and Indian only partly successful in many
guvirnments ami sent hack to instances.
The women and their lelativea
their jK-ojile. -(iuftillii anil Prime
Minister Jawnhariul Nehru of In have such privileges n* bathing
dia er|»erially contend that furred • 4! onllnary on l*ugp T h lrt|
Lawton Is Again Hoover Reveals
Elected To Head 8 Percent Feed
Ninety Percent
Hospital Group
D e f i c i t Of $11,758'Former President In
is Reported Due To I sists This Credit
Moving Operationsi T o'Free Enterprise
T. W. Lawton was re-elected
president of the Frinsld-I^ughton
Memorial Hospital Association for
the ffith time at a meeting- of the
Association and hoard of direc
tors held yesterday afternoon at
the Coutt House.
Mrs. Endor Cudrtl. who has
served as a number of the ex
ecutive board sinre its formation
la 1919,
.c-cjccted vice pres
ident. Other officer* rr-eleitcd
weir O. P. Herndon at auditor,
S. F. Doudney as Ircrelary-trr**.
urer and Mr*. R, E-. True as
recording secretary.
. Klrcled as members of the
Executive Committee were Randall
(’base, chairman, Mr*. Cuilrlt
and Mr*. True. Dr. E. D. Brown
lee, Lea R. l-ether, A. F-. Shinholser and H. B. Pope.
Al the meeting of the Associa
tion. attended by about 25 mem
bers, 0 . P. Herndon reported
that accounts were properly kepi
and in balance, but llial there
was a deficit at the end uf the
year of $11,758.
This deflci", Mr. l-awton ex
plained, was largely, due to mov
ing to the new location at th*
Municipal Airport, to the great
er overhead expense due to the
Inrgcr facilities and to the fact
that the- a*»ff had to tw ,m ain
tained for 100 percent oeeupancy. Average l*d occupancy was
___ ...
hut 37 percent
in ___
1047 „as <r_„
/urnpared with 61 percent In th# old'
f
.
.
a .
hospital In 1M 6, he reported.
Total current coats were re
ported' al $34.000 k-duriug the
year, exclusive at repairs and
mejor Items uf equipmenL The
amount paid hy patients was
$76,228, leaving the deficit' of
$8,772 in operating expense. This
amount, added to $2,280 in uneolMeted account* amounted to $11,76B, It waa reported. '**'
Plana for a memhenihip drive
in April to help take care of
the deficit were discussed. Jack
Ratlgan suggested that the drire
It* Included In a Community Chest
drive and suggested that the As
sociation go on record as ap
proving such a drive to include
alt other fund drives' such as
Bov Scout, Rod Cross, ate.
It wa* pointed out by Ned
Smith that It la too late In th*
year to Include the hospital
drive in such a campaign. Tha
Aaoclation then voted to appoint
a committee to work with the
Chamber of Commerce towaitl
•he formation of such * stood
drlva in 1049 with Jaek Ratiran aa chairman, and including
W. A. Morrison and Edwin BhlnIC s U
h sm
s*ysp T »»)
THREE INDICTED
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NEW YORK, Jan. 18, ( 4 \ ~
Three men were Indicted today in
the allaged forging of th* .will
of a wealthy 8 1-year-old spinster
whoso exhumed body was found
to contain n lethal dose of harbi. Indicted for first degree forM *f of the will of Mias Mathilda
Molsbtrgor, who dlod last June
leaving an estate estimated at
$280,000, were Fred Taaeh, $8, an
undertaker: ’ Fred DreaoL $3,. su
perintendent 'of th* apartment
hooMl w h o r e MU* Molaburger
Bred: and Bernardino Maitnimoi
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MIAMI BEACH. Jan 16 (/P)
*—Foimer Preiidenl Hcihcil Hoo
ver said today “it it a remark
able commentary on the free
enterprise system thii the United
States and three other democrat
ic countrie* containing only 8
percent of the world's population
and supplying 90 percml of the
food moving in world commerce.'
Hoover, in in interview, nam
ed ihe other countrie* as Can
ada,. Australia and Argentina.,
Hoover made jhe observation
as -hr prepared to sail from Mi
ami Beach on the yacht "W ind
swept"-for the Florida Keys where
he will spend about three weeks
fishing. He visited the Keys sev
eral limes while in the While
House ■and ha* been fishing in
South Florid* watrr* for two dec
ades.
1
Hoover •lioclosed he l* Work
ing on n report to the Senate
Fort'len Relation* Commi'ten c-u
the Marshall Plan which be anhl
he will mall within the next 6 w
day a. A*ked If he Still thought
aa he did * year ago that
IC r -« t l» « -a
aa
fm
Tw »l
Wallace May Drive.
Truman Off Ballot
CHICAGO. Jan. lfl. (/PI— A
leader of the Progressive Citizen*
of Amrrira said today that .Henry
A. Wallace, third party candidate
for—President, Would “cause the
Democrats In discard fixity Trui t. n ithe
I. a m
iv i fntir
n irm th a
ntan within
next
fewimonths
as their pr<»peetivo presblenllnl
nominee."
Robert W. Kennc.v of Lo* An
geles, national PCA chairman,
•si id "preliminary victories by
Wallace over Truman within the
next few mortths will wake up
the Drmnrrat* amt make them
take heed."
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C. B. Baldwin. New York, PCA
rxeculivp vice-chairman, agreed
with Kennqy'i prediction at -.a
new* in feren ce prior to Wal
lace'* address and expected PCA
endoraehient at the PCA'a twoday national eonvehtlon opening
here' tomorrow.
Wallace "expecta" to be on the
ballot .next November Ip all 48
•tales, Baldwin said, and any
possibility that Wallace and Mr.
Truman may patch up their illfYerences la “ra»ota,w
COSTLY SNOWFALL
NEW YORK Jan. 18 (/P>-Nrw
York City’! 2$J Inch snowfall
Doc. id haa cost $288,000 an inch
to remove so far and there la still
plenty remaining.
The Board of. Estimate said
■now removal cotta for the one
storm have reached $8,808,000—a
record amount for ato m cleanup.
N ew Regulations To
Curb S u b v e r s i v e
• Acts Is Signed By
Attorney
General
WASHINGTON, jin . 16 (/P)—
Attorney General Clark today ap
proved drastic new controls to
cutb subversive activity by klien
visitors to the United Slates.
Designed to ptovide much clos
er surveillance Uvea the rvclivilies
of sudt visitor*, the new regula
tions ate scheduled to become
efectivr about March 15.
After that time, the ordinary
one-year visiting |rcnnit now in
common use will be aluilished. and
the visiting privilege limited to
three to six month*.
Extension* may Ire obtained,
but tlrry will require a showing
that a iuoie rxlrnded stay is
justified.
Departriicnl" oHKiali la id ' the
new rules ate aimed solely at
the alien who gel* in as a visi
tor and then engagr* in subvenive activity. « j
Clark acted under the Admin*
iilralive procedures act in sign
ing tbe proposed changes in reg
ulations.
These will Ik- published some
time next werk in the federal
register, official government of*
gan. after which a period of 20
days will be allowed for receipt
of "written arguments relative to
the proposals."
Argrimeni-t* muy
submitted
by any “iiitereatesl peraoo.
Among other thing*, 'he au*
thoiitv over extension* of ally*
"anti the responslltilitv f°r “YfF*
seeing vlaltor* In th* VnltM
■■ ■
8tnt«V now -held
hy On* Phtladela m f ■at Twes.
Little Damage Is
Reported F ro m .
Cold W eather
LAKELAND, Jan- 16. «n —
Itollle Ttllm ih of Lake Wale*,
chairman of the Florid* Tltrua
('ommUalnn. rnnouneed today *
meet inn would lw held here
Monday to conddey the advl*ahllHv «1 imno«ln» *n embarre
on Florida eltru*. The CommU-ion I* empowered to order a
aloppaxr of all pitk|nx and.
parking of f r u i t under the
Htalr1* froren fruit law.
LAKELAND Jan! 18 W J-E x eept for oeatlerrd report* of dam
age. Florida’* fruit and vegetable
crop* appeared todav to h»ve »»•
eappil M-rlnu* harm from the last
iwn doya of freexing temperaturex
Tr'mperatftre* last _n)tht_(and
early today generally were
”™ alw>ve
Thursdsv'a and after daybreak
lodnv the mercury Iiegan- rising
over the state. Croat City, aeenr
Of the flour hlarul Train wreck, had
the lowest reported temperature—
21 degree*.
A heavier frost fell over H or
Ida Inst night and today.
Meteorologist Warren O. Johnxon of thev 8tale-Federal Frost
Warning aervlce aald early re
ports . indicated “very little dam
age'' to the big eltru* crop out
side of the remaining small part
of the tangerine crop which was
Just about wiped o u t
Johnson said there would be
some damage In unprotected
groves In Lako and Volusia coun
ties. but It would take eome day*
to determine the extent. Grove*
In the Galne*vills-Oeala district
also m ight have suffered some
from the cold, he.added.
. In the Indian River section
Johnson explained, the cold
weather “did do some damage.
About 78 percent of tha fall tom
ato crop waa reportedjiOxt In the
Fort Pierca area, bul that waa
the remaining part of old plant*
and there were not many tom
atoes remaining to be harvested.
FISH CHIEF
WASHINGTON Jan. 16 (/P lThe Fish and Wildlife Service an
nounred today tha appointment
of Jeiao F. Thompson, former
regional supervisor of law en
forcement In the Minneapolis re
DISTRESSED FREIGHTER
gion, aa chief of the division of
NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 18, (/P)_ game management.
The Coast Guard cutter Mendota,
racing through heavy seas to In
RED ARRESTED
tercept the distressed American
WASHINGTON Jan. 18 <JP>freighter Adrian Victory, reported The Justice Department an
today she expected to reach the nounced the arrest for deporta
reaael at 6 P. M. about 480 miles tion of Alexander BiUalman of
due east of Charleston, 8. C.
New York, a national committee
Dating so badly from a cargo man for tbe Communist Party In
shift that her efarboerd weather lha United States.
deck railing waa “riding In the
The department aald Bittelman
ees,” the freighter reported last la' a Russian alien and It la alleged
night her 83-man crew had moved th at ha “ Mellerea In, advocates
$00 ton* of cargo from starboard and tear He*" th ! violent over
to port to co m e t the Ust and throw of the United Rtatso gov
.that she was “Just holding <m.“ ernment.
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Associated Press Leased Wire
Workers Ask
■,
Treasury Head Says
Any Reduction Must
Be Accompanied By
Boosts Elsewhere
“ Jail On Wheels” Discloses How
Criminals A re Caught, Punished
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Parked on Fir»t Siieri in fro n t'o f'th e ,'a.iAloid Atlantic National
WASHINGTON. Jan! 16 (,T) '
Secrrtaiy of the Treasuty Sny Bank, the "jail on nlierl*," drtignrri by foinin Sltenlf J, I rinaid .Sla
der today Miiu.illy piomiied (lie vin'of New Haven, Conn, to in*p.irc.rfs|tccl lot law and to coinbat juvrRepublican - conliollrd
Congiest nje deliquemy, allrarird lliucb attention hi Saufnid y riln d .n .
Prerented 'to \ niton wrrr ennugb crime drirt img devicre to deter
lhal ’President Truman will veto
any attempt to reduce income tax the ambition* of any would-be Diltingeiv or Jr-re Janteiei. Lt|M-cially
es without - boosting nlliy* fetL imprrsme (rum llte point.o( ciune d elrirm e wa, die rleclnr fhair and
(ho ‘description o f il l u*,*.
♦ * * 1■
eial revenues,
f
The exliiliit i n - made under 4he
* He laid whsl looked like mi • pon-ori-hip of the local police de
Boyli* Announces
Adnumslraiion ' ultimatum before partment. Police Chief Roy G.
.th# House Ways and Means Cnm- VV'illlnm.-, who eon tatitly ba» hi
miltee. whore GOP majority ii ■leal with drnnka and drunken
driver*, waa i *p*-«-i,rvllv interested
bent m pairing a lax-cuUtng meas in, Ihe appai alu- tuetl foe a soliure quickly. It went, like this: rlety lest.
.
Sui'ti test- aie not compal'ory,
"The revenue loss reiulting
ibvlining -to title' one N a good
from any- fax adjustments should licit
i ml lest ( o n of ilMinkenni'.s, auid
be oilset by upward revisions lloh Read, n funner de|iuiy ilierin oilier laxet. There must be Iff, now managing the exbihit.
no ledurtion in aggregate revc- Snlifoid I* the 177lh City in wlllen
Ihe . "la'll mi wln , l-'' b i- been
BUe.
ahown, nrut tixlay t'li
^filef Wlllltl»M,
Snyder said the Preiidenl'* own invited sehool • prim Ipal to rnplan o( a $40 income tax cut courage pupils to see it.
The l u t e a l aid* jn niim iletecfor each taxpayer and de|>endent. matched by a new $3,200,- tlon were exhibited, including
two-way teletype machine, two000 .00(1 Lite of cor|uiration prof way FM radio -etc -Inniar to
it* which exceed a prewar av Ihow recently iiiatalli-d al local
palire hi’a.li[iin11erx, and finger
erage. would (it tbe lull.
But be declared a measpre by print equipment.
Chairman Knutson (R-Miunl o ff Also im liuled were vntiou- pi*,
the Ways and Mentis C om m ittee tots of .32 In .43 calibre used by
to ’ cut income tuxes without police, - sawed off -dintgun* nml
making up the loss elsewhere, machine guns, hnml ruffs, and an
would wipe out part of this yenrV 'Iron claw In catch criminals. A
btidxi-t surplus ami create a Mnnll magnet capable of lifting Senator l.lnyd P. Iloyle who (ur*
#2,000,000,000 deficit.in the IUIU 35 pounds of metal m three lime* 'n(all)
announced Jtis rumlidaf) to
Un weight under water, wn*
fiscal period starting July l,
lor rc-clrcliim lo the S tair
Futllienmirr, Snydei dcclnred. show tin as a means of finding lost day
Senate from Ihr 37lh senalytrlal
the Knutson“)illl Would m *t th<- coin ur metal undei water. Ynrimis
Iiew
signal
flashlti.li!,W
ere
‘
Histrlrl.
Senator Boy le is complctgnveiumetil #0.200,008.000 n year
Instead of $5,000,000,0011 ,-stimut- shown, and there Was a dismal cell hilt his first ^term in office,
with a duntmy'in it* a warning to
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•d l>y the Minnesotan.
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"The ccdd facts are," 8*y!<*r woiiIiI-Ik* offchdets A collet-tlon ^ t i i i v q l n p 1
WJi* 111 *,, qfiifWll.
L U r Lsl* R • I
laid. “That present ecoimmle u f I'NlitCU
eenditoms, Imdgelary eonsidera- ’
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Re-Election
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ibinator Lloyd Ruvle of SanIn his prepared statement nStop-, were taken today by the f„,d
annoumed hb- candid■■penlng witness nl the etimndi* j
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Provide eye i-vn- n,.v |„ t|„, Klnte Si-nuli- fruitt the
tre’a tax hearings Snyder stopnerl mlnntlon and glasses fur three ;i7if, m>nntorinl district emtirnr.liurt of calling President Tru* rtuuieu. ■'rot hen* n fter n letter j,tt. , t,,■ ,-uuniies of Brevard ami
tmui'a plan the only one |h r Ad- i_Y‘,,n , -"p
1,1,1 , l l, rt‘ Ihneaii #q,.minole. lie Ims tepresertled the
mlntalration will accept
, c-. tin*r the - attention of the jj„. (](K| i-irt In two session! uf the
nut lie called It the “ fairest'*
l egislative since hi' wa. first
and “most equitable" way or i
iM|y* was rend to the club
n fain year , term in
making a "rnstuif living tax ml. j *1
mesqing at the Tourist m u ,
justmeru" to ,'||«U‘ the hardship * 9.** ' ‘-'J John Ivey.
| n affvring hi* ramliilm-y Mr.
of price inen-a i-s on families
D- Livingston |lay|,. issued the Tullnwing an
with low- Inemurs,
|.lim-t.sl that Clyde RitniM-v, rlirtir ' ..... nei'ment:
ll#» naiiI fh»* Ri*pub!lran*f«v«»r- V!ntl ,*'■
,ii!n
” *•* lUiml
!•» i»ni»«'»un4*«* t*» my kwhI
$■*!
hit) uoiiltl «|«*
f«»r !
l|fnt$» tlu* ii»tiU* i fri. iul-j in Hirvunl ami Hrminnli*
the piHirer taxpayers and ntwive Als.ut I . pairs of g la s re s I , r ( .u n ties, I hut I have qnalihreii furnlalu-d by Ihe l.ls.x** ililr | f„.,|
n candidate f.u te-ele. tinli
U
iug tin- yiuir In needy eiill.ticu,\ Vui.'j.'ci
J e d ",>
nl7 ' t’lii- iK -m ^ a lii'' I'rilo<* nf government revenue.
aid
Mr.
Ramsey.
mnrv In In- belli in May.
Republicans have declared , the
Mr. Ivey repiyted that gum bull j '‘During the pn*t three years
I'realilent'a plan “dead as n muckmari.ine sales had nett,si |( 1H dm-! | haw- served the District to the
rrel."
Snvder blasted at th- Knut- mg December toward the clubs* very beat of my ability. This ha*
aid In the blind fund, lie *xld ti-qtiii i-d tin* devotion of long
**.n bill point by point. He gave that
1*4 machiues had then plum! hour* to my ditlii'* it* Senator, ill
Ihe Adminstratlnn view on three thrnughiiut
important parts of that measure company. the area hy tlie gum home nml at TaUalm-va-t-,
I have carried out every pli'dgo
The club voted to donate »6.mii | hnve 'made in tin |m*t to my
' 1/ ° '^ * tension to nil Males «»r
lu the Christmas Sent Sale fund (■•Row rilitcn* and have Wen
the community property nrjnrl- far tuberculosis relief.
faithful In Ihrir lru*t It I* ioy
pl!, now effective In only 12
Hub Tlmmpson,
manager o f
Mates, wherrhv married roiipl"* Station WTHft and guest of the hop#* that my action* a* Senator
obtain lower rate*—this "should rlnb told of the fund raising work will have tin- approval of the
ts- irlven a high priority" among of the I.ions (Tub of Cm dele, Gn people of my .tWlrli-L and thui
ttiey will consider that I have
tax revisions Istrr on. It shou'd
earned n vole »f confidence.
i ni he adopted now tieeausi* It
"I renew ray pledge to roitHnne
would mesri a government reveMURE FREIGHT CARS
In the future, n* l have in the
mie loss nf $8(21.600.1)0(1, of which
WA.SJUNiJYON, Ju u . Ill id'i
!»7JS perrem would go to those Construction o f* I 0.CHM) freight past, fearlessly. ron*cieaUuusl>',
(r*«U*B *4 ■■ , ‘»S« T tsnl
ears ,1 month Tor nt leant two nml to Ihe lies! of nty ability, to
years wu« urged hy n Senate In labor for th,' la'sl interest* of my
II YIHtO-FLAP
terstate Commerce S uIk-IjihiihUi .- Distflrt, and my .Stale."
In the last session of the ta-gis.
WASHINGTON Jan. 18 </Pl— inday to relieve a national shortInline Senator Boyle wa* n memTo -prevent land planes which age.
rrash a t aea from diving right to
Completing a year'*, study in her of the following Important
the bottom, the Navy Is going to which It heard 186 witness,'* from rommittecs: Judiciary “11", of
experiment with a w a te r.aki un- 20 state* ami compiled ■ record which he was chairman, and Cit
d e rlh e nose.
of 886 page*, the g r« ip said such rus Fruits,' Constitutional Amend
The Navy said today it will ■ program I* necessary tn increase ment*. Drainage and Water Coniuitall a “hydro-flap" In several the nation'* supply nf tdiiriif p* ■n-rration. Finance and . Taxation,
of Its newer land-based planes to ami open tops cars hy ItHt.tHMt Privileges and Electiu^s, 4’uldic
Roads and Highways, Puhtie iltikeep the nose of the plane skim units each.
lilies. Rule* amt Calendar, Transming the surface instead of dig
IMirtatlun and Traffic.
ging Into the water.
RED IIHOAIK’AHTS
This will give the crew a chance
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (A*>—
to launch rubber boats and gel Senator Smith (R-NJ) eslimutnl
out through escape hatches.
todav that Russia Is spending Senator Boyle Wilh
$ 128,000,000 to $180,000,000 a year
In a "war of words" against the Attend Koad Meeting
VR KILLED . Jan. 16 WT—Th» United States.
death toll In th# explosion which
“At the moment," he told re
Senator Llnyd F Boyle ii plan
blew out the 180-foot north wall porter*. “wo are losing this) war ning to leave .Sunday to attend n
meeting of Ihe Stile Rond De
and roof of -a four-story brick of words."
building near the loop yesterday
By contrast with the Russian partment In Tampa on Monday
mounted to five today with the propaganda outlay, Smith said. where he will respresent the Indiscovery of two more bodies in Congress provided “a meaeei tcresta of hla district in thr pre
$12,000,000" to run the State De- ha ration of the 1018 hudgel.
the wreckage.
Senator Rovlr staled thal he I*
A 80-year-old man, earlier be igrtment's "Voice of America"
lieved to have been killed In the ntjrnational broadcast* and other particularly desirous at this time
terrific b ait whlcrh shook the near Information activities during the of having funds Included In the
North Side district and hurled fiscal year ending June 30.
budget for the construction of the
bridge and causeway on Highway
furniture, sto'vea and debris Into
INFLUENZA SPREADING
No, 48 at I.ake Jessup.
tha atreet. was found aliva to
day after lying half buried under ' WASHINGTON Jan. 16 (/!>>Influrnza Is striking Americans
DEWEY WILL ACCEPT
debrla fo r about 12 hours.
ALBANY.
Jan. 18 ( /P ithis winter at a rate higher than
HAIFA SHOOTINGS
Jdv-normally expected, Ihe United Governor Thonoi l J . Dewey will
JERUSALEM Jan, I« (JP) — States Public Health Service re- accept the R e p u fl^ n presidential
Bombings
scourged
dontdttga and
— -* shooting*
—
—
------- -* ported today, *
H~ ‘ *
*-■------------“but
there
are— no nomination if it i^offered him a t
lha port city of Haifa today aa Indications of a widespread epid the Philadelphia National Conven
tha
tion next June.
Ara&JawUh fighting throughout emic as yet.”
James C.. Hagerty, executive
91nee early August 63,893 rases
the Holy Land brought death to
At I f f t l t a! 0 D fT fO n*.
have been reported, compared ■asisUnt to the governor, said In
Jewish bomba at Haifa blaatad with 86,640 for the corresponding a statem ent “I am Informed that
Arab buses and homes tha Jews period In 1048-47, a Health Scr- a group of Governor Dewey'a
believed sheltered Arab snipers. vice atattstlcan aald. Moet of the friends in Oregon have entered
Tha Arabs replied with shootings cares occurred In* southern and hie name in the preferential pri
southwestern states.
■tabbings in the atreeta.
mary in that state.
S
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T f. —
M i
CIO Union W ill Also
Ask Other Benefits
Amounting To Five
Cents Per
Hour
DETROIT. Jan 16 (A V T fie
CIO United Auto Worker* anliouuicd today-they would reek x
*agr meteare ul 25 crnli an
hour and au additional live cent*
for other benefit* in forthcom
ing negotiation, with the motor
(At industry,
*.
. Tlie demand,, approved h y ^h e
union's 2*2-man rxrcutive board,
ate aimed at hblaining a third
‘mund of roil-of-livihg adjutlment, ,ince the war,
Abu 1111 lulled aie demand, for
a g u aran teed v,rekly wagr and
a iluee week* vacation for work*
er* with live year, reniority.
A 25 cent wage increave would
homi average pay (or the auto
wuakei* to-roughly $1.75 jn hoUT
Tlie additional five cent* an
houi would cover hotpilaliralion.
health, m’rdical and mrgical invurance.
"A 26 cent w age iiiert'ase I*
lu-ccssarv.” tin 1 h o ard ’s sta te
m ent said, ’’to n u ll in ' the buy
ing pow er o f nuto w o rk ers' wages
.
/
to the ie vet a tta in e d in Ju n e;
l'.lIt*, the la st m oiillr of effective
price control '*
Tbe Inmrd said it ns,si the
l i.i.-ial Rure.ul of Lalxtr Statis
tic* i-nnsunu'i pnci* Index in dt*
t<-tmining the 26 cent figure.
Eltiier Chrysler Carp, nr Gen
eral Motors Corn, is ^sf?leet«<k
t.i l„- Ihe UAW-CIO'e R ) 1 Y ,45
target. Foul Motor Go., i H f r *
mends-r of the* Idg three, has a
codtrnct that expire* later In
„
th r year.
Elsewhere on the lalnir front
the ' National l.nlior Relations
Board hi Indianapolis asked the
souUutm II, S. district court for
n' * temporary Injunction that
would pi i-vetlt the colling of
strike* by the International Typogi aphienl t'nhni in violation of
the Taft Iblitier Art
The iniiinrli.ni w«s sought' a*
th e N I .ftIt enplipued at ChicaT««l
u i.m in ,n i
2(> Mile Soaring
Fliorht Is Madie By
Visiting Airman
v *2rt mil** -»;irin<r flight was_
v">iiVil"‘ I" Fred Brittain'
of It, ihiI t- 'i. N V in the HoullTc u tf iti ’liit,-' Glider nu-el al Ihe
Mnoiriiis' A'"e«i*
Braving the
ni)it*wexth**'- Mr. Rrittain suerecded in finding e rising thermal of
warmer ait and landed safely five
mile* -nufh of Orlando. He won
t,v»i hut dinners.
Bill r.'v erd ile of Chattanooga.
Tenn
found another thermal
vc*letd.e’ nod •eari*-l to nh alti
tude .if 2.700*fret. He also made
qn rrnliunrirr iccord of four hours
noil }H minute-. Among his re
wards after di -.ending from the
rlttlly Itr'i'h 'i '»n*\a gallon of ire
rrenfn uffeted hy n local drateE“
Wally Wil» rK of Dallas, Texas.
Welt the -|e,t landing contest y» 1 *
teniay hv tmsing lit* craft to
within l-i 1,irhes nf the landing
s|Hit-tin the intrwav. Event* yes
terday w e:e far distance and' en
durance.
Today the thermal* are repor
ted not Indw a* good ns those of
ve-Uerday d u e to rloudy weather.
Today n s|mt landing contest wa*
again In progress and among
contestants was Ml** Sutanne
Melk, i-humpiun woman glider
pilot of Fiance, who was reported
to have Ikk-h ' iip 40 minute*.
Contests will he started Saturday niiiiiiing.nl 11:00 o'riock for
altitude and distance.’ On Sun
day more than 23 Vllota will try
for altitude and duration only.
Sunday afternwin at 3:00 o’clock
there will lie an acrobatic contest
of glider manipulation and a spot
landing contest.
ROTARY PROGRAM
Dr. II. 11. Rothe, state dairy
sutler visor, will he the principal
speaker at the Rotary luncheon
Monday. He will be Introduced
hy Tlr. C W. Baker.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
A minimum te'mperalure of 38
degrees was reposted this morn
ing nl Ihe Central Florida Ex
periment Station on- the east side,
ami in outlying areas frost was
reported.
RED SETTLEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan, 18. (A V Sovict Ambassador Alexander 9 ..
I'anyushkln laid today RutaUr’la
ready to resume negotiations $0 .
settle her $11 JiXIJHKJ.OOO wartime : ,)
lend-lrase account with the Un$- >7, ■
tevl States.
. "
The negotiations were broken
off last July. The envor said ha
hopes the discussions will ha
supted in the “n e a r. future."
* If
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