1 10 246 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/406e45e9428f9596070e144055b2d923.pdf 6af2899c2b761dfbff7e832cf65f1bb7 PDF Text Text ft#?* TUE8DAY DEC. 27, 1943 P A H * fif * THE STORE TH AT THRIFT BUILT FO U R D O L L A R S N EV ER L O O K E D S O B IG ! BRI NGS YOU SPRING F O U R D O L L A R S N EV ER L O O K E D S O B IG m Rayon Crepes Spiring Rayons TA K I M IG H T COLORS ...CASH-AND-CARRY fRICID! T rail PcnafyfE f<r rduml’« p >th t 'b « t . bfiya in the beat ilyi— (WllnH Yea, you aave plenty at thrifty Penney’. I Shu|i . . ftcompare , i,„ you'll find ilia! llie.c ipec|pllyf>i|rijiaee<| rayon ilreaeea aic hurgtiiii liuyil Hrimd uew elylee id the dear freed tfiiliin^yu like heal. ... ***** detailing . . . ami yea, Iota and lota !u tliuoee fium! Mince’, jiiniura'. .fM* * .t m f *GW>**.ufr|«dh ■ * * * «!• * .. ion the ine<iiuin (o rb>rii fcroamfa you like. 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T o Prod kite Prosperity for Sanford, S T J y e H a n f o r d ___________________ _ » ___________________________ A N I N D K P E N D E N T P M I V N E W S P A P E R V O LU M ? x x x x BoUbUahod 1908 City Commissioner John K ik Jm Iasi night outlined plant (or rail­ ing $50,000 yearly (or vitally need­ ed itreet and iwerage improvementi,, and told the Commimon that thia amount could be derived from three louicfi: a seweiage charge, preferably on a per toilet schedule, a b percent grot* irbale 0 by the Florida Power and Light Co., and the new cigarette tea. He estimated that a low iewer or toilet charge would raise about $12,500 yearly. “ Along with this, a new franch­ ise with the Florida Power and Light Co. with a 6 percent grots 'kick bark' would pioduce $18,500 yearly," he declared. "This I Q would like to tubinit to out voters for their approval, so I am asking for a referendum "Using our liicumr of |12,61HI yearly from the sewer tax; fix, (DO from the new power franchise the balance from the cigarette tax would make up a fund of fr.0,000 yetrly for street and aewarage im­ provements," he asserted "I believe that the next 10 years are going to be vital to the giowtli # of our city," said Mr. Krliter. “ In the period between now und ll»68 when nur present power franrhUiexpltee, we ran add $400,000 for city Improvements. Of SO cities Hi Florida served by the Florida i C s s i Is s m ne e s s . eisi Family Dies On Christmas Eve Of 0 Poisonous Gas Volie Williams Offers Candidacy For Legislature Former Assistant A t­ torney General To Run In G r o u p 2 Volte A. Williams. Jr., life-loag Seminole County irndenl end foimer Amiiani Attorney General of FIoimIs , today announced hi* candidacy lot slate representative. Mr. Williams said lhal he espectfd In be s candidate in Group 2 which is being vacated by Repre­ sentative Odham. Mr. Odham has previously announced lhal he will nut lie s candidate lo succeed himself. Mr. Williams was born and edu­ cated in Seminole County, gra­ duating from Seminole High School in 1919. lie attended the United Mates Mihtaiy Academy at Wyst Point hi 1940 41 Me enlisted in the At my Air Corps in 1942 and was graduated a pilot in 1943. He served in the Tlsiid■ Ass Commando Group in the Asiatic-Pacific Thea­ tre until he was assigned as per­ sonal pilot lo Genefal Walter Krutger, Commending > General, Sixth Army. Upon his release Irom active duty in 1946, he entered the College ol Law ol Stetson Univer­ sity and giadualed with a law de­ gree in 1948. Upon hie graduation, he was appointed 4g Assistant At­ torney General by Richard W. Er­ vin. Attorney Gwiaral of Florida.. . Mr. Wllllama married tha former Cbnatance Ix tt of Ametteua, G». and 'they, h*,v* .ope asm, Jyoiea Wllllama la 'a member of thW f o l l o w i n g organisations: American Legion,A ir Corpa ReVerve, Baptist . Church,. Masonic Order, Seminole County Junior Chandler of Commerce, Hlatr Democratic F-xacullve Committee, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and United WmId Federalists. Mr. Williams’ statement fol own ■'In announcing my candidacy for the office of state representa­ tive, I do so with complete awereness of ilia dutlrs appertaining tu that officr and the responsibilities child ten went to bed Christmas eve-apd yieVar Jot up. Their liodles were found today In e ga*-filled, gaily decorated east tide apartment, with wreaths at this windows and tha makimrs g o la big turkey dinner in the kltrhm en refrigerator. Police said the family apparent­ ly was wiped out when a gas re­ frigerator used up the oxygen In tbo unventilated apartment. A decorated tree with unopened packages under It stood beside the double bed in which the bodies of five-year-old Varonica (lasak and har brother Andrew, Jr., threa, were found. On a dresser waa a package A .marker: "To our daddy from your angels." The father, Si), a bank employe, and hll wife Veronica, 82, were found In the apartment's other bedroom. Besides the turkey and trim­ mings In the refrigerator, there were fruit and nuts and two red candles on the kitchen table. A slater of Mrs, (laaak called police after she went to the apart­ ment, at 428 Fast 71st Street, W th ls meriting to deliver a talephona message to har hrother-lnlaw and was unable to rouse any­ one by repeated knocking. , The slater, Mrs. Mary Fabelk, then amelted fumes. Hhe went oiit on a fire escape and peered through the children's bedroom window. Hhe saw tha children in thalr bed and, frightened by their rigid position, rushed bach Into the building and called the •('•■Slant* Ua rag* Twal John H. Payne, Store Operator, D ie * John If. Payne died this morning at H: 1b o'clock In the local hos­ pital after a short Illness. Ha was 111 years old. Horn lu Handaraon, N. V. he had lived In Sanford for three years where ha operated the J. II. Payne and Son Grocery Store on West First fltrset. Ha was a mem­ ber of tha Flrat Baptist Church, Survivors Includt the widow and son Kichard P. Payne; one grand­ daughter .Anita Payne, all of Sanford; three sisters, Mrs, N. K. Waldo, Cary, N. C.j Mra. A. W. Pats, Florence, 8. C.j and Mrs. B. T . Taylor of Chicago; two brothers, C. A, Payne, Raleigh, N. C.; C. K. Payne, Chicago. There will be no funeral serv­ ice here. The body will be taken to Raleigh, N. C., tomorrow, ac­ companied by Mra. Payna and aon for funeral servicea Friday at Yalvington Funaral Home. The body will lie In atata at Erickson Funeral Home until 2:00 P.M. to­ broke in through the children's window and found the morrow thrfe-room, fifth itdrjf apartment GOVERNOR RESTS filled with fume*. All the windows TALLAH ASSEE, Dec. 88— OP) wbrg closed. — Governor Warren la "resting A gaa W A S H IN G VON, lie. 28 t/fi I hr United S ta ir, today loimallv irtoyui/rd Ilir n .v> yotrinuirul id Indunrtia. II. M r ir lr t i n loan w e, iiainrd a> llir I n ,i a iiilia iu Jiii to tlir nrw irpublli I lir W liitr I Ion,r anuoum rd that lo t In an lie, aliradv |n r,rntrd In, I). F . S u d d e r E le c t e d T o u r is t C lu b Leader D. F. Sudder was elected as president of the Hanford Tourist Club at a meeting held last eve­ ning at the Tourist Center, W, F! Mi-Masters was elected vice-presi­ dent; Mra. H. W. Tench, secretary and James Stewart, treasurer. About 121 ballots wsre cast with shuffleboard and tourist members of test year also voting. Installation of tha new officers will be held on Sunday at 4:8D P.M. In the Tourist Center follow­ ing a reception honoring members who have been married for 60 years. All residents of Sanford who have been married for 60 yeara are Invited to call between I irdrnllal, David I. lllienthol tm u, m-tliiK I' S LONDON. UT) Maritime elfcl T with tapwti tha Llaa la pte , _ a liner than tha Quean KUaabeth, but Una-officials aald tha reports ware trialending. . haeman far tha edmpany uu no plana far placing . for euca a aupevlfncr — lllfabath la now the world’s 1 — "at tha praaaat time." haaddadt eanna at ita y, Uha other m ■"‘ ' w - ----;r " O b ' a ( r * j m 1 ,j ,At,.' r ' L- -H, f f ftl J- - '■ . M jj, ih l f . v. . . i d i f w. ** it .. w r - ~ 'r i “lit. • , .1 «Ti W a lxn -.. ', .. h V o x • ■ P - J ! ._ • Federal J u d g e W. A. M o r r i s o n T e s t i f i e s Hiss R e t i r e s As Head Is Loyal To U. S. Of K i w a n i s Club Witness Says Defend Ralph A Smith Is In ducted As PresidtMil ant R e j e c t e d Lee F o r N e w Y e a i Pressman For P o s t Mure Than $IH.0()(U)00 To Be Spent Next Y e a r On Facilities Ib r Ulitily’t I910 plana have a "doublrbairrlb-d" nbjtclivr. Ml Sunlli aaid. fliry im liidJ ektentivc inipiiivCiiirnli and iriiifiiiirinrnl ol pirirnt laulitir, lo nupinvr itill tuillin llir ir iv u r in prraviil ill, Imiirra, pin, niajoi addilimia lo p u w r i pbililt, mb ,U llim i ami Imr\ lo «rivr lirw i inliinirii, minr 1(1 IHI0 ol win uu lir i tmI itjr itl la IIv r i p ril» ibr ulililv to gam dunlin llo Vrai. " W e llilruil In pimli ou t i‘n , i , l l l n lion 1,1 t>Klwin In k r v p nliruil "I FI iii Ii Im' , om itlimril rapid griiw lli". S m illi , 0 U|. " K ln rlila lr r n j o v in r u l. i-lln i omiili-il rc nliollly l l u u I'Vrr lirfoii* III l l , b l r t n i y l u l n r , l In I In- , la lr'it Iiulimlriul i n i „ l b ll l l l m , It, liii’ rm Nln g p o p iilarit. ii- h yt-m-riiilliil ira iirl, llir l i n n I'liilimi I,o.i,l In till- i-ili iih linin' try ftnm ftii/ni iimi-i-nliatnl Iiruiiyi- juli-r ulnl tin- liUghl mil liiiik (rum ir,i-uli'li hiu I ilrvrlup iiiriil III ullirr (iulil,. air ilrvelnp In,, hii i-cniioiny lIml I, "oiin.l Mini i-xpMiullug. Wr i-xpri-t a i-iiutlmiiiir Hllltfltllllt iltl poplllllllull KIOWlIl III tllfiO." Til $IXIIHIII,II1MI i,ullay, h! miii|>«-.I with iipprovul u( the i-uinpany'luiarit uf illrrrlurx at a yunr-ru l inrrlluir, pruvlur, fur many xy,lrm inipiiivrtuniN, , iirli ux rxpMiiiliiiK llo- ii, i uf iiiiiili'iu itevlcva ami i'lluiiu-rr, ili-vetnpiiivliU wliii'h Uuriilliliuily Im, fuqinl effrctlvr in furllivr linprnvlnit Imth the i|uall ty iimiI ilrpt-Milniiility of rlrrlrir •rrvln- "ruin m hIiIiiu", Mr. Hmlin •niil. •Si-linliili-il fur min pl«l lull ill U<6D arr Uu- urw YL.OIHI-It Kuwait cutln pnwrr |>Iiint iinitli of Miami uml nrw unit tu mure than double tincaparlty uf thr now Sara,utii plant, built In 1046. High point in ihe 11160 program will die grouml breaking for ibr company', ipany now oat power plaul, a lllt.lKMl.WHl pro p I llir St. Joliua River at I’alJoel on Heavy Rain* Ruin Pahukee^H Winter Te^etafiie C r o |> Funnel C h a m p i o n Runnel Falls Under Ti aiii Ai S u b w a y Station P l a t f o r m Ni V*>Kk Ite, 28 UP) -D r. John I il.u k ) Liivrlutk, 19, the j N n . /r.il.ntd I,mu Olvinpii iiiuner "In- min ii i "m ill in mil iii the liulr mu " I - killnl tmJav by a 'III'",IV 11.till m lilimklv 11 1'iiliir -.ii'l#I in rloi k Jppsirnlly vnilrtnl in .ill i. k id ilif/inrtv ami ti-ll limn tlir -i.ilimi plaliuini in limit id llir ( mirV 111J Nil-bound II .sill .it llir V lllill It Avrliur >141ion. llir *Ivlmil riiiii atcil phvlictan i.ill In- "m id in mil liulr 4t (‘lllicetuii \ I m luiv I‘H I . beating Mill I i<•iitIi 11hi in 4 0/ t> In ibr i)|'ni|ii. y.imrv at Hcilm t'• III, iir krt t multi irtim l uf 4 *17 h m ilit I *>IMI m rlrit run, tlir \m* in .tn nitlrk i lllill* |*|s>11 K*|rnit t ttili.^lv'li.llll by tIK u n it iii ttlutl iii.tiiv rvjirilk ixtllflJ llir Iilir 'f I tt r **l ibri >t.»liir» |ti\ll*>.L \4ii ..it Iln* Nluff *if Muhtiiilttm s l|ti>*|iilal fm S|hjI'llll Sill $'*t v 111' Witt I hill li 1*4, *4Kill hi* vviiri tumiiip' lit*nit *1111»i t hi* liospitul I I'Ciiii'i- tu n il ill "lu-n tlir sc cldi'Nl ui» in t.-.I ill,,.nl it Mil A. M. I l m i ’ .m >•( llir rigid-far Flrnl leport of the ilrlugr rnunmalloil irport from ibr i'ua,t (iitaril, wlilrli ha, ob,rrvrr, m the l.akr llkevrliobrr rrgimi lo lloivi-allirr Iniroau al Miami. W. K. Ilnvla, furrri|,lei, ,nli| a tain bell ilevrloprd wlilrli i-iuireli Iratod lu tlie I’nbokre irglnn, mnl eatruilod norlhwanl to tiiluinli urlilrh li,d 3.46 Itu-be, uf rnln ( ’hrtetuia, day, and II hvI uuii Keacli, whore 3.IIH Incite, frll Tito rain dwindled tu ilie Smilli Mluud had 1.16 Incite,. hi a Winston Churchill Named As Man Of The Half-Century By Time M&J: » '■ Five P riso n ers Msrape Road Gang Near Wi 11 i s t o ii I 3D A M . vvnlcrday In Midln-iiy Slii- wuu a piiilteer ic ld i ni nf Snu furd, uuivlng livre 43 ycui, a lie fmin Ituvcr, Engtenil, wln-i wn, barn, Fm Ilie past few yi-m, »hi- bad iliuile lii-l liulile with tn-i ,ii|i-luIn" und daughter, Mi und M i, K I* O,Imi iip in Hanfuid Ai tlie lime uf tier death she wn, uiiiklng lift ilutiie with aniitln-i ,nri in law und daughter, Mr. and M i, II. A. Miiyiic, in Mnllwrry. In iidiiltlun lu the t»n diiiigli ter,. ,ln> i, uluo aurvlvi-d t>v lliree 'im,, W. II. Maaaey id In-lrult; Reggie Mnxxey uf Huufnrd: and Knit-,l Maaaey uf Miiiiul; tine brulber, K. A. Htlle, und twu ,1,ter,, Mr,. W. If. Hill uf Hanford und M l„ Kininu Htlle, uf Itnver, Kngluinl; ulxu 12 giuiidcliltdreii uml "even great-grandchildren Funeral xervlcea were iu-ld tbi, ■if Iri iii ■<iii ut 4:00 o'clock ul the graveside Iii Kvvrgreeu Cemetery. r ItKAlt END GANG NKW YORK, Dec. 88. i/l't Usher, and a gang uf uhoul 16 luut-suiter, clashed Iii a furious, riiugb-aml-lumbte battle yesterduy In th, plush lobby uf tlie I'arunimiiit Theater. A waiting iln* uf approximately 600 miivte-goora watched us tlie yelling, flst-Hwinging melee raged up and duwn the grand staiicase from the main lobby to lh, me*xanlne floor. The theater, located In the Time* Square area, I* on* uf Ilie city's tup, first-run movio houses. Farm liurunti CVIc*t*l Tu Bu On Jan. li 1 hr F a u n Hiiri'iiii uiei-iina u n i 'lliqil'l at Ilie F ll t It t e F a lu n I llullilliq- will tuke place nl 7 im I’ M , ..ii l-'lldliy, Inn it, Mini iu-1 ti n- i-utiiiiig F'riiiay. it w a , pmni i-il mil I min V l.y Itrli Miillih-qx pri-Hidi-ni lit It.il|'h I. Mdh'i tii <•>Iin1 1 lun until ii get fui Ilu- I'l vm until I'll m i - A'NiM-tnlinn, " I I I lull, mi " ( ' i l l i i , t'lii d n c l, und Uv 1 1 1 . • du el, " Fminci - weri' luday given llieli fluid null, i- liy Mi Aiiiltin-iix ilmi tan, III i ihe ileudlliU' fm iiinktinm i t t Hull . 'n i i , i - i m l I m i i i ' i m r t , " A n y o n e w lm c u r r i e d mil , m l cin isw rv u tlim p r a c t i c e . In l l l i l l um l e x p e c t , lu ninki- u p p l l c a t l u n fm p u y i m -u t f u r t h e n u l l i i n q ' i u m in vim1 file Unit r e p i i l l I n -f u l e Ih e i l e a d t i u e , " hi* s t a l e d . (bn iiily Ag ent U. It U uw hiiii i i liurted tliiit of 4*13 f a r u n - i , wlm filed lull-ill tuns tu purttcipute in the I!*I'.' progriiiii, 2,3 n-iiurti-d practices, leaving IHII wlm eltlu-i did nut CHI t y out suit cnllsiq vutluli practice,, ur have nut u» yet uiade their report. I.OSKS II AN It MEMPHIS, Term., Dec. 28. -t.P) — Betty I .mi Marhury'n right tiuud — the une she huped prayer wmilil save— wus removed today. A Baptist hospital nurse an­ nounced the band was amputated between tin- wrist and elbow. Just before entering the hos­ pital room, Betty's spirits were still high. CHIMIN Al. N E G L E C T MUITA BLR EMPLOYMENT TA M P A . Dec. 28— (TP )-Tw o TAMPA. Dec. 21. — </Pt - A Canadian fathers were convicted reporter thumbing through the today of neglect after they left records of the Florida State Em­ their small children In an air­ ployment Service today found thia tight auto for an hour and u 1* how tho TABS Ifata a atrip half. teater i Paul Henry Jacques and his "0-45.81 — atrip toaac artist brother. Blaine were fined |I60 (peeler). Walk* about stag* In in municipal court on the charge*. accompaniment mtula and grad Thay live at Sherbrooke, Quebec. it to mtial* ually divest* hanatf of clothing. Officers testified they spot !»3T • ted the one-yegr old child nf Paul Henry Jacques and the 10month-old child of Bleiaa la a parked ear yesterday. r-i S i T>vtu*Vv YjjWllUflkA'A 4M ~+ / ' , Ntt. 1152 Dr. John Lovelock, Ex-Olympic Athlete, Killed By Subway ________ _______ ' ’ d>). l linllr, t W ' laiuli. ol Ho'l.in m l I'limlme mil dial llir . lull lia* Irilllr n« lii i ai tel i>il nr - bail a v n v >inii-"tul ir.ii l*ir,i dir ilrlrii-r drill M oiil'.m pirillileil dial ilur ii ii iuk luilgr \\ \ / iii'ki tr*(ilirt! Ii I.. lo it, ui i oliqilldiliii ul* -I it-II hr lll«l IIARril llir 4|lir^||(»|| u| |||a am ll'lril till' V> .11 .llllnllg llir |op III »rs%in ai tin ii a*i iif ||ir l 1 .S |)r ■lull, ol I loud,i l lob nu nil.ri ,|it|i |M11llirlit ol I ,il n*i h*it 11 Miii in l, 74 llir ,amr .i, i vrai ago In iml W'liitr lion,,- pi I-,, ,i-i-i i-t m y. irvralril run! In- .Ini nut know win, wonl-l NrjitMiibri, I'M 4* ill- comilirinled llo- iiii iul.i'i, fm “ 1 i.»M Mi ll. ,, lli.ll llir Ir.iilmg Diii-i-rril Wniii-ii ul lli-l-mki llim rii-i, ip u li,H ill- Slnli- In- i ulllrmlri lot llir po,llioll u.l, thru mil Hi nuikiup ilu und "III pill11III-111 lllfllllllllllln ,111.1 llo-l I rr I’lr,,|iiaii H oilon ioim ,rl >.( li-l I'Ullfi'ieii..- ul Ilu MilvIllll lull ilu- Im vi I i-x ri Iii i.l in Ilut lu.li k!Ill luliii M I'llluil, I , llkr Itulgr \Vv/.ni'G villi -lute, and pii-ili.li-il nn u r n Innli i,mil.I K*'t tin- pu,l C ii Ih.I Ini' thr l III) III is-lili.fi lit it. li Incut passed I tolii Inin | mmld Iilr lo hair i i I'lilifrii-uri- l.eii- .Inn . uml , I....ii roll,ul grni'iul ul Sluiiii-linl Auidlii-i mu mi pim-inm, In- -m.l uvri lu- l,u.l\ lii'tmr tin- tiperfm llir In,I two vi-Ul, lilt Mlggr,lnili , X X . Pul11, k Itnvilrii, cimtit stop A ll llio,i- liiv olvril in tin- iliplo " A , I ih uk I ran im-ollecl. Ml win the Iii I i -i .lull iiii-eiing in l-’i-b utm niuiy whin Kiwiiinuii' uml hev tin- It it ni luutk- nlit 11, an- v r l r m n t m r l g n 111., gllMIIHII, III, It-ll.IIIIIH'llllll , I ' m 11, m m on r e a r *!•> A -hi'blii Unlit man wilti sail•Ion William Mill bill y, u luw yei In Club lurmbei were gor,|, ul Cuil | llulibel and llir New Vink lilitnl, dv, n n " imii. I.nil-lock specialMtilliumir, wlioin Mi i l l , , bail nt Ihe MuiiirlpHl Alrpuit n-.l I........ iiltlte prt 'im , cl lpplfii known for n lung lim e" UrHilduril Ilu I-I|< aisl T h r Club i, ill vuinl ri.ndllliili l" llir w ilum , ,uld lluil F iu iirr, go furwuid. In Iulil tin- meiubi-rn. •V ikiiu, tbeii Kocrrlary uf l.alnn, Slid i-iimi.iei.il.,1 tliriii fur winking rnmiiiunlratnd with Marlmiy. wbn ii , a unit M wind mi-, ut the Sul refii'1-il llir pud. I'lia ilr, lb til*- wit lun A i ill v ki-l I Ir, m|,ed SV’li". poiy, uf ('blciigii. i i .......■•il tin- ap- ul ivltlilli f t uf lli'l yeui, III- IIIH-I iit 11it- nl ' rail'd M IA M I. Urr. "H i/i'i A F n rllii lu Ibr nliil, W lilllakrr llulpli Slllllll i r v u - w r i l Ilu ul. I'h ll'tn m , .In) ili'lngi- i|r,»iovi.l I'lmmbei,. chief piimrrillluil Writ- ................... . lilwmii* iiilei nnlluiiiil. iiltoul 'III |n-i rent uf I In- n Intel in -" uml udlillttril fiiruirr murli-i ■in 11nli«ik gii mp iniiuai-v in pu I VI I \)| \:;:tl'|-,, lire ;!H |/P| rt'gi'l lllill- i-rop III llir I'llll-'kl-l’ ...'. I m ii Huvlel xpy Hup. numril lluul Values, iiluiei viug lie- I ,■.I.fi ii I mi I.Jiki- tIkrrrln.l.ri-, Pulii-,- I'lo.-f I I'lr,-m a il a* u < oinmiiul,l lu Hull', pioiimtllip blglu't Im iinI ' " - "Inti* p ilim irr- •*' .'1 |ird \ i' Mui you irporti-il I mill v I Wn-bliiptnu lief "i e Win Id Wm II und |u.ifi'«,|uiinl it iimliai il, und ........ >i ' -'.id •limp liriii Willi,lull I'tllmki-r liuil 7.tlfi llirlo-, of nilu.i ■hi lx <lo iii.ii imii'. tlir Flmhtu lir Hindi- Ihe ,|iiiir rliiiigr* ti-il1 pi.uimling lirllei i lltei li-lll|' *'*ui. II i'li" hi Putt..I iip m lrd a bll.- 1’i-llr in I'nllll. In llir m ill In | I i Iiii- In-foie tlir lluii,e I'li A niril Vinniii* Ilu- pi Hillil V iib ji.li'i -uglil i llln flrlil,. Iiii.l k T.r. ill,'In-- inn A rliv itlr, rimiiiillli'i- l '» e « I to n.-itl.d -fil.l llir fu r In-lit up a*t 1(ill h r ll'tfii 1 111)' ........ ll'-.t \ lotul iif -I "u liii-hr, ti-ll ut i nmii ill iti. di-rlluril lu riiinmrul I .... . uml tinik In, chi limn Ul thf . ‘Ulllllg Illlil vvmi 1*1 t*4.min I'nllll, I'.Itl ut lli-tlr liluilr uml I 'll mn \ duri-n Ingliiiiu putrid car, I'lil S * , Hl l mii i i ti$: in 1 1 1I » Mill \ ri v Judge W yiaii'ki 'Mid be knew ilu-lir, ul Smilli liny. Illlllt'P yill 1IVH util il- filin’l loll , II - ...... lur i hr m m Iml no truce Bump, uiouiiil (In- tirli rnlmki-i- I'lallv und Oil lilixuie,,. in ,iirrerd |U . i )||"I it ik itcUv n Ir Dm .SitMlI •I llir Inril ivi-' Mu, l-rrii irpmlrd Inrinllnr kira wi-lc ovei ,vtieliin-.t 111., ul llnivard l.nw Srlnnd and 1i 4i.iii :Ss'•» It, Fri »»l»»*l III INK \Sllll " I VII llir inm ivi-ir ,ii--ci itird a, l.v Ibr ilowupoili mol inniiv In-Ill- lllill ,1-1-11 III III frequently, linlll HU llir h ( \ LI.it, nl Srmlliulr Mir r. nf gll'l-ll l.ruilH, pnlulm-*, rrirry mg year,. For ii liiiir. lie Mild, S.'1,....I ,t Mil llll'l ti-a-'iiliK m dtk il INMlU1 '•M dliiqirlmi,." |li,. .(air pn lliry lii.l ad]lilnlli|' n fflrr. III tlir uni ralilmgr, dteappi-un-il iimli-i •ii .Ini i,.n irpmti-,1 (lir. r'i'iilird tlhi|**i |*|i' ll**K»*d dnl ill ril III 1ii »••■«! III,tire llepar1llir*nl « u tn . t*■|*ill'll ill Il'flllHII' t' 1111*1 slilMlIl)' •'•-m (hi ..’imp Ml III., iisiiii ufti-l 1 Inwitnrx, Ir -lil ted Uml lie : 11.m, j, i- mu d hv ,iirpi i-r A ilullui value roll Id lit III- i-,|| mill f inr«*lnip* .to I iiim ' imilril l.y I'lilrf Muigun, Iml In- lei-allrd going to H i ,,’ office in I'm n| ibrn 11ll In fi>-1 ippi mil'liv'd Hi •Itliiitllli*«lil lllill H K ♦i <*f I mi nur Do- Stall- llrpadm rol -ulil It would In- bigli. " c i '1 Uir i*mild li di ml, of wntri IVill Ht'ilsl till1 k‘4*l»l m it 114** ••!) H*>v r m t in i t eallN U e, wa “ " II will lake u week m III .|nvS. iHlI Hill lilt >lilt Vital Killll't iimt t , *br I’NUlil Irmbrd Im ilia In gel llir water off tin- field,," H«*iiiuiil l(t»ii| will *ai i y *m lh*' bud, thr imtrr cuiiiri piiiimird In- rrpn,ti-il. "Tim Hubmi-igrit rlupr IVIrH . M . R . M a s s e y '•I- mins I tn* ultiri film uifn |l u lllta tl UN r t«9 l l l l In <d In und timh In- ,iini air gimr. It I, a lir-ivv blow D ie d A t A r c O f H I ,'mning |u,I ,1 Ih l, llinr Wr tin* fu r ilrd tu tlir highway, never rx p rrtn l , floml ,1 C'lu|,l I'-ppi d ii passing rm it gnu point ill,,." M i, M R. Maaxi-v h i , ,in*d ii md "l dried till- pu*-rMgris nqt. b i.v v'.i I ' l M i g i - j c i W ' t Awiociated Prana Leaned W ire May also danm or slag." lt*a one of tha vary few Job* ail^thiMfahlaisa^to^t^ triumph* at tha FUR where • Jab aaahar doesn't have I* Uha aa lQ teat. S.'A-i, Hi U on I 111- t'limilllKKllill fol III P o w e r Company tlvr i). in-,In llii- W lillr lloii-r itlllliMI III'**' I .Vli ’ll in it i, nppollil P l a n s Expansion lluil A m i M W in imi ol Muiyluii l li- ninbuwailoi to l‘nki,liiii i, inm unimliii„:nloi P r o g r a m In 1950 I . W'urii-ii Kinluiul Kla-n Ayi-r*. n „ l,t SSL m a irp m rn to three-months-old Abilene child, It was reported here today. The Incident occurred teat Sat­ urday whan Mra. Rito MarUnsi left har daughter, Carman Mar­ tinss, In her small apartment white she visited another apartment. When she returned the founR the little girl's hands were hleodNEW YORK. Dec. 28. — (/F> - Wiaaion Churchill — Time MagaIng and a small mongrel dog, line rdilort say — it the "man of the half'crntury." the family’s pat, was licking tin The portrait of lha wartime Untieh Prime Minister by Amrriran wounds. Mrs. Martinet aald aha believes tbo dog frightened the irlirt Ernoil Hamlin ii on thr cover uf ihe Jan. 2 Tim* which contain! VETERANS AFFAIRS a 16-page supplement “the Hal (•Century." TALLAH ASSEE, Dec. 2S-GP) rate away. — The State Department of Vet"No man's history," Time sayi, "can turn up ihe dreadful wondrrful R A S H F U L JA P S arena' Affaire has no right 13 years 1900-50. Churchill's itury tomes closest.*’ TOKYO. Dec. 81 — OF) — Jap­ employ worker* to deal aolely Describing the British leader as "on* of ihe half-century'• greater with members of a particular anese burlesque operators, wor­ veterans' organlshtlon, Attorney ried about the morale and moral* politicians," Time says: "sometimes wrong, often right, he fought his 0 antral Richard Ervin ruled to- of thalr performers, mad* some way toward the heart of every*---------------------------------------------------drastic change* today. storm. lha man who designed th, whip: They limited the articles of "in 1800 Churchill, like hla What ha did was lo launch the wearing apparel •a tgirl in may nay dla- contemporaries, looked forward t» lifeboat*. That a free world ,urmay cooperate with vetecawa' agrd — limiting har i i atrii pleasant yaarx. Uha hU content- vivod in 1880. with a hope of more what lha -------to about “nut whal " waif^eteS porarlaa, Churchill waa toftruggte progress and lass calamity, wa, gratae, hut "aueh cooperation 4»wn beach baautv bai wears. could tat be carried to tha at- American heath through depths and rise to height, du* in large measure to hla exer­ Bright, lights, Including spot- unimaginable to 1800." tions." SS&M OH infm5L"ShJ^ailS fa sua|ntarialng the period, Tima Tima add* that Churchill “ax _ft— t -- _ n -1 a * - __ finally, they S p a aaraer into tha imohllidaa of two great national Mm m ff • liefanaa affoate (twa World Wars) Memorial Hospital today after apendlng a "vary good night." Ha returned to the hoapltal Monday to continue recuperation from "phyakal and nervoua exMuatlon.” He had left the hoa­ pltal after a two week stay to Chriatmaa with hla wtfo and relative#. Hla phyalcan aald the Governor "several more days rant," r fooler tutiitfIn and 1 hurnU* Moderate north to northr-ist u ind, becoming fredi nurlhexst |uiii,lii anil I'hura* A , US ir|n nrutalivr ol Ilir Unit (MMX -.am of the Atomic F.nrtgy rd Nation, l omminnin tm Indoii A i iiM lipIl'Iuurnl, ol ill, K III .nil' Nl \V M IR K l)n 28 pi*. A i.mnnl.-iou, David K l.lllenthal, Is si,own leaving th* White lloiue rna iinlii.ii. hail a inajnl band m I Irdrial unlvr teilltird lod.lV dial llu ii III ID4D uu ImluiK |lir lioldiiu aft*-1 lie li.nl roiiteilril with Ptesl- Inniyiux alniiil llir agirrinrut that I Alltel I ll" did lull Ilippoit | rr ol llir I’ londa lim b,llllri lo iilrir m r drill Tioinan 1.Ilientli.il, n-hnia ilralrd llir lirw ir|nililli m llir ^; I'lr,-Ilian, i.illrd a l'iililimnil>l III Im r , w rn- ir ,i r ,,i 'd lotla, In ir rrslgiialnm becomn elte.ttve on La,I llldln ' ratlin IriluiioiiV lot a l alun Dr lilt in g f’ lriid rn t W A Mm limit, Jan. I. Ia.ill. uutnated to newsmen I'l.iliraii tm- y i,rn iqi litn UN m il i» ! l ]r il n r , ol llir i lul- Im do llut tie may ronttliue Ins duties for po’il Hint ul,o til, |io,t a. .iinliu, pailllirul po»l in ll( i r>. louilllg Vrai >»r I » oiidiurd lo in t i n , , rtaiuiu.ilnni ol I I I , , , lutiii a slim I priitHl beyond Jan I until .ailui to I'lilil-tmi <• tnkr iivri Die L'lurf hxevutive picks tils suc­ lil> lirw ilulir*. n liiyli Stair D r p j i t l i i r i i l o li n i a l. milling I’ lr'iilm l K.iipli A ''lliilli cessor iInternational .Stmmlphuio) i -11-, uii-m r i ii in,i i, h|>|ioiiiMiii; Ill III, ,r i o i i d |iri|inv Inal u . l , ill I lirv n m inlioiliii ril In A I u| N i-Iiih ,till,. II. I II lll.u, J Irn iiplrd ll- priinlt llir i i i i I ki l olliiu allil | I. liuil llavU Mini the overly wet r i u i ,t in ,, wi-ekeinl roaultoil from a , tailed high ptenRure ayalrin cell 2:00 arid 4:30 P.M. tern! over New England which blew wet Atlantic air over Flor­ C h ild 's F in g e r s A r e ida. Wind vrlocltlo, ranging up to 40 C hew ed O ff B y R a ts mile, per hour Idrw ailing tin Florida Kant Coant on ('lirl,tm a , elks. ABILENE, Tex., Dec. 2 8 .-U P )Tlir,u now plant, luivo tioon Kve, ami 311 to 36 mile wind, whipped the i n , , I line Satordliy, Rats gnawed all 8 fingers and alrati-Kically located (o iuipruvt•tel l O u i i t M • « ran* r , « i (V.am company repmentatlva comfortably" at the Taltehaaaee both thumbs from tha hands of a r~ _ tha kitchen refrigerator waa in ordar but. that, lacking ventilaMan, It apparantly consumed oxj^en In lha Fabalk aald aha last saw tha family Chri hriatmu a a whan tha children, were p rind tha tha tree. e D E C . 28. 1040 II. Merelc Cochran Is Named Ambassador To New Republic; Truman Ends Rest M IAM I. I)ri 28 (S|irual) Russian troops held Jurolistii; ( oiilidrnir in I loiula', iiiitloiik wai Bx lie I'russeil from Hungniy into llir kryimlr u| an $I8,(HH),(K)0 intitheir occupation aunt- at llo- A u, trlan ft uniter town of Nickel* tliiiilinn |iiogiain tin 191(1 anMount rd lirir by M tiiirgoi Sunlit, dorf, 1. Informant* in Higtgary aald liirtidrnl of Floiiiia I'nw ii and Jacobson lacked the necessary Light ('(luqiaiiy. travel permit for going through fn#'*1Weilim mite. Ac ll. 8. legutlon spokesman hare said efforts wens belnr'•made to obtain the heir four-power pass an l|ulckly as poasifsle. ■ ' The 87-year-old Jacobson, direr tdr In. Hungary of tha American lolnt Distribution Committee, bad teen held Inrommunleado In Hungarian Jail elite* Dee. 16 on what Hungarian officials than railed "suspicion uf esploua against the Hungarian state." Hr wus released without previous ennouncement late yesterday and escorted tu the liordsr. A communique from the lluu Karlaii Mlnteter uf Interior said Jacobson had lissn expelled lacause hs "committed deeds violet lug the Interests of Ihs state and abusing the rights of foreigners hers." Officials In Vienna first learned that Russian troops were huldlng (l‘aa(la»4 os I*sax Twal f White House Officially OK's New Indonesia Relief O f f i c i a l Was A r r e s t e d Dec. 15 By Hungarians On Orders Of R u s s i a VIENNA. Dec" 28- <A*) Soviet authorities agreed today in ideate Israel G. Jacobson, Amenimi Jew­ ish lelief official, to thr melody of Unitrd Stales officialt. Jacobson, held by Human* at the Austro-Hungarian Under altei being expelled by Hungaiy a* a impacted spy, was expected lu hr released this afternoon Brig. General Jantrt Fiy, I). puly U. S. high commissionei. w.n aitigned to make aiiangrinrnii tm Jacobson's release, pmbahly deal­ ing with his Russian counterpait, Col. Gen. Alaxei Zheltov they were lo select a site surnewheie hi the Russian occupation rune where the release would lake plaie. Jacobson was taken into mvindy by Soviet border guards Im night shortly alter he was treed horn a Hungaitan jail and expelled limn tile cuunlry yesteiday. lie had hern held lur 12 days. When hr iratliril the boidei, a Soviet palml told him Ins papeis were not in oulri. U. S. officials in Vienna pinmplly asked the Russians In irleate J.s cobtun to American custody The U. H. appeal wu« modithrough u military liaison ufflri-i to Kmndatt headquarters lien-, lust no reply was forthcoming iinmeill ately. I > W ED N ESD A Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Street And Sewer Reds Release # Improvement Plan American Held Proposed For City On Spy Charge ' Krider O f f e r s Plan To R a is e $50,000 A Year For Municipal Improvements W b A T lIlilt F j i i ( liihumli I Inn Mtn>. d »■ dninpril iii,. im.I.n i t,' Ing'"te'' nil tlir high" III lirl.nr nnk ng .i" u) n itb lite cm I'br vrldclr WUs il i-iry 1848 I mil " ill, a ....... git, h (liulr •hr Niro w rn. Iili'ii•if it-if i-Nra V I" Pittniuii. 31*. n| I'lu-nix City, Vbi sriiti'iici'd tu lit, nnpilsonIII'NI 11nm I'.’scmnl.iii cniiuty for n No d ii.bbrry; Flunk I'.irres, 3U, riving ii 1"u y i'lli riitm cr from K ciiiiiblu countv Im mmrd rub...... I llll 'dll t\ Win I Ur, ‘tit, nerv"q- I" v -u i, friqn I im.-il county r"' .........-I loliluqi. Paul Ralph t-ii-l.l-, _'li. Hcuti'iicrd i" ilni'r years ft mn Ksciinililii c o u n t f u r unto *"'ri. und Whltiq t'itlviu Roberta, I. , 1'ivm g fiy,' ym is fi.mi Duval ">"dy fm nruii'ii tnliil,q y. I'llfmiiii. who Im, rscupi'd be1.....■ ul*n 1h wiiuti'il by Georgia 'ini Alabama autlioritir, for pa"d r viiilntlun ami unto theft, riotin' towns of iii,. other prism n - w rir uncitriulii B. a P. w . s p H A M -:if l iriii (.', K, Ta y lm . .‘ lately Kdu'-(iriiinai officer of tlir Florida Highway patrol, will -peak toi'itfhl ut 8:00 p.M. uvri Statiun W I'MH. Miss Kl*ii« Fnrtey, chairman of tin, radio cmniniltre of th* IlnsineNN and Protessiuual W o n uu , (Hub, annouuci'il rid, morning. Mi,., Farley stated that Lieut. Isylor a talk will lu> based on facta concerning accident" and highway stiffly In Semitiolo ( ‘uunty. T H R W R A 7 lT lR R JACKSONVILLE. Dec, iTPl — Atlanta ....... . Boston ..... Buffalo .............. . Burhauk ........ Chicago --------Ilea Maine* Galveston...... .... New York ..... Seattle • .... ............. Fort Myaaa ............ Kay West ....... Orlando T en p t M(M4*lri«s«"e.wH. •- Dm,. Ii; �I it A S M Sold By U. S. To Foreign Concern J' h V . WASHINGTON, Dec. 29, — f/P) — The government has sikcd ^ fahmi and canning industries wh.l to do about its big— and highly coatrovemsl -fsctory ship, tha Pacific Explorer. ’ • t ... P 1* Maritime Commission recently asked would-be buyers lo submit bide for the vessel, r I 1120,000, came from a Tangiers, North Africa, P * b',bMt operator. \ II ! g— __________ _____________ Highest domestic offer was *46,M l from a Beattie concert. And, if tl-e vessel— equipped to cateh, can and freeta fish ie ■old to a foreign concern the nroddet may turn up In competition with the U. 8. fishing Industry for U, 8. markets. y Then, too, th, government spent 14.000,000 In 1046 to convert the „ £ "r?"r*,lon "nted the ship for v">000 ■ year— or 6f> per cent nf pf®«te, whichever proved the , r !." <r *” Nlek Bet of Seattle, ,**• °P*r*t*d the Pacific Explor#r •P4* **a four auxiliary fish>ng craft off Coata Rica from Janof frosen^tuna, ’ ’M° ft't2f*S?.a/fo*/#Uh.%°r,d W*f 1 The Reconstruction Finance «"«?•" subsidy." From March to July, I N I , the Explorer operated In western Alaskan waters. It processed al­ most 400,000 Xing crabs and more than 1,600,000 pounds of bottom fish. Bine* than It bas barn In dock at Astoria, Ora. A. W. Anderson, chief of com­ mercial fisheries for the Fish and Wildlife Service, told a reporter that aa a result of the Maritime Commission's action he has asked Industry for an opinion oil dis­ position of the ship. The National Cannrra Associa­ tion and the National Fisheries Inunite i-aiil they are studying Anlerson’s request. “At tboaa bide, It looks like the government la taking an awful shellacking," commented Charles Carry, an official of tho canners association. Carry added that If tha vessel ie sold to a foreign concern It may turn up again In tha tuna or sar­ dine flsherlea, competing with U.8. operators for tha UJL market. V \ ) C ^ N € W ?w t Y T A R $ D I*N Tradition tins It that If you eat Bladreye P*-ns, Hog Jowl unit Rlr** on Now Year's Day you'll luivt- "Pmce, joy n/nf Hii'tiaa" through’ out the year. C h o w & Sanborn They're Scarce this yearl R e s o lv e N cu j T o S a v e T h e A S P Coffee “**•69 Hut we are making every effort to obtain an ample supply of u>l» to take care of your "Lucky hah" needs Better Get Yours Today! t H W \\ V\ ey* Peas. U ’s said to b rin g Health, W ea lt h and H a p p in e s s th ro u gh f t | out th e New Tear. —. — C fM M | £1 J * k ’jjZJgF This Store Will Re Hr Closed Mon. Jan. 2 SM OKED HOG JOWLS Factory Pack lb- 35^ BUTTER lb. 69c SMOKED HON El.ESS JO W L SQUARES lb. 270 Mb Cod Fork Lota Driscoll 16 ot Pkgi. and POTATOES TA S TY TEN D ER Strawberries Frozen Blackaye Peas Agen Ford hook Limas Agan English Peas Prims Proi-N Broccoli Agen Cauliflower BLACHEYE Center Cut Fork Chops lb. 49c Hickory Sweet, Or. A Bnoball Cauliflower Potatoes Fresh Fla. PL Pierce Red Dal. ALE and BEER Case of 12: $1,Q9 Case of 24v2£88 COCA COLA'. |O a Casa Plus Ospt. ___ JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKE 5 lbs. $3.86 A*P Fruit Cocktail No. 1 can No. SM can IS * 100 or ttoDie Gold an Heart Nu othoi bool so hotih cun Lo ao tender. Double your money Luck guutuiilue wilts w e ll purchase la your aauuiance that you’in (jelling Ihe nweel eatingeat, tendereat beel you can Lay You owe it lo yuui8ull lo heal yourself to Eat-Blle Tendelay Beel. 29 lb. TOMATOES APPLES , ) lbs. u i* .:. C ELER Y 2 lq. stalks 35c 15c Yes you gel ku more lor your money. Our Tabl-Ready method eliminates waste, bone and (at. These unwanted portions are dimmed oil Ihe meat before Il ls weighed and priced. You get more, much more, meat fdr your money aur Tabl-Ready way. i . - Mt. Vermont Bacea lb. 59c Small Mealy Spamibi lb. 39c And It s "Tibi-Bendy" Cat 1 0 Bacea lb. 49c 49-lb. Can Lard can 5.79 Tab i-Ready N e a h t o F a ly ...........^ Eatini Pears ! ' Emperor Carrots 2 bchs. 19c Grapes Trxui sshlngton Red Delicious fresh Lettuce Red Roma Beauty APPLES • hem! Freftk.Culif l()c Denes DAISY DEPABTMENT • Suparbrund Olao lb. 18c Hedl-MIxt Solids lb. 33c Kay Natural Cheese lb. 53c Hedl-Mlxt Qtra. lb. 38c TOMATOES Prime Rib Roast ROAST Chuck, Lb Humliiirger Creamed Cottage fir. A, Hhp, Med. Eggs das. 46c Our Own Tea %lb pkg. 2$0 A X FRYERS BACON IlHKKHEI) ft DHAW N NORTHERN Iona Tomato 46 os. Juice can ' \ BH GKUKKIA (iH A D E A Bouquet RoU BACON lb : Baby Poodsi VrSBOBM iJW tW Paper Towels Target Corned 12 os. CEIBEX'S SWANSON ow.s-1------------------ -A ftos. G a s 1 5 c * 2 7 2 i«w ‘1Sc c * 4 9 0 PEACHES no. 214 can 210 NOHTHERN SWANSON Toilet Tlaoue Based Turkey 2 Kolia S 1§C AAR Corned Besf Hash 1 lb. 270 Ann P a n 14 ox, Ketchup btl. 1 |0 . C • SWANSON W aned Pegter Wbele C hlfkfti iiftft* IS c M * C « 1 .M Iona 1 lb. Park ft Beans • P A 1 • SWANSON Fabulous Buds CMeBga Pike ease Large Bon 2 | c is .e e . * A J A X * 4 7 c N I R O V lk M h B ftfk M h M 2 » . li e s , M o • ••• • C L 0 I0 X n o w . • . y .■.-.iVi ’.'I'.VrV ■im i f •jwMn.MMt .»/ jy ' J'-iit'c V 1.IfFttM Awt- •\ -d pj*»j $Wtf>r> g ;j; otW 5E3 jrwJoWRwik' < 1 ,* m 20c 1 • y/o Se- i. PM T v M ill f i d ■ 'Mo • L , tih 'E T E R I 'AN 4 1 c COT-BITE 11$l! J" ’ �PAGE THREE* 10/*’% i ;s ' ■y VtROlNIA PALMER Sanford FURNITURE Company’s Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Lawton, Country Club Road, had as their futtta for Christmas dinner, Mr. and Mr*. R. W. 8hcdd«n, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs, Eben L. Hoyt. and the Hoyt*’ nfPh#w and alec*, sir. and Mr*. Anthony of Tavares. -A ir, and Mrs. Howard Bottler, JW of Atlanta. Ga., arrived Sat­ urday to spend th* holiday* with hla mother, Mrs. Howard Bottler. In honor of her parents’ 28th waddine anniversary. Miss Ettle Jan* Gleason entertained th* fam­ ily and * few friends, Saturday | night, , 'Late ■ In th* evening, she _ served eookles, coffee and wedding cake tot Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Glea­ son, honorees, Mr. and Mrs. J. L‘. Hobby and daughter, Mary Grace; Mn and Mr*. Clyde Gleason, of l ^ l a ; A. R. Hunkins, Mr. and i Mr*. F, L. Hunkins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanders, Mr*. Ruby SJoblom, Mis* Beatrice Hobby of Ft. Pierce and Richard Keogh. Mr- and Mr*. D. C. Matthews, of Jasper are visiting their sonin-law_and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tilll*. Friend* of th* H. E. Bostics, former resident* of Lake Mary will b* Interested to hear that I ‘ • r son, o*»* Sgt. rrcu Ned Bostic, who d om ic , wnn w m killed In Action In Btittum, Oct. 15, 1944, was burled last Wed­ nesday iii th* National Cemetery in St. Augustin*. Prior to inter­ ment, there were brief services at th* funeral home. Lake Mary friends attending th* service were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sjoblom, Miss Joan 8ioblom and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Edgar dgar Parrish of Orlo Vista. >ldt _ night th* regular ComFriday " rist nuuilty Christmas Tree was held | a V th* t‘ Chamber of Commerce. I Santa Claus arrived early in th* evening and presented the chil­ dren with gifts and candy. Serv­ ing on the committee in charge were: Mrs. Georg* R. Patterson, Mr*. J. E. Robinson, Mrs. C. P. Brassington, Mrs. Vernon Mitchell. Miss Doris Sjoblom and M. H Rice. Pfc. Byron Tillis arrived Dec. 22 from Wichita Falls, Tex., to tmnd a ten day holiday furlough with his parent", the L. C. Tilll"** Bruce Overrash of Cocoa was the Christmas dinner gue.it of the F. G. Lees. Mr. and Mr*. Warren E. Cole and daughter, Patricia, of Wil­ liamsport, Penn., arrived Friday to spend the holidays with his parents, the Ernest J. Cole*. Th* Homer Gleasons were hosts to a family Christmas dinner on 8mtday. Those enjoying the nrcasfln besides the hosts were: Mis* Ettle Jane Gleason. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Gleason of Ocala; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hobby, Mary Grace Hobby and Miss Beatrice-Hobby of Ft. Pierce; A. R. Hunkins, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hunkins, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flanders and Rickard Keogh. P. D. Anderson entertained with • family dinner, Monday. Invited wars: i: Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Ander' Mr, ana Mrs. Jsmei K. Brower and daughter Nancy, of West Palm. Beach and Miss Virginia R. Palm­ er. Mr. and Mr*. John McLaughlin returned to their home in Lak* Mary. Christmas Eve Day after an absence of six weeks, spent visiting relatives In and near Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hrower and tighter, Nancy of West Palm ach, spent Sunday ami Monday with her father, P. D. Anderson. The newly organised Boy Scout troop enjoyed their first hike, Dec. 28. They were gone all day, cook­ ing their dinner In approved Scout fashion. Those participating In this outing wore: James H. Brodle, J r , Georg* R. Patterson. Jr., Wal ter Welderhold, Billy Dodson, Howard Lloyd, Donald WestmoreUnd, Bobby Tilll*. ’’Skipper’’ N .lall aeouta, Georgs Lee, a v sito f Scoutmaster, T . M. Miller, — SB_S A t - ___ i a . a . i U i . a ,n k . M. 0. Smith and VErneft Humphrles,. members of the Scour tommitt**. Mrs. Alma Ring of Orlando V is i* week-end guest of her brotherin-law and sister, Mr.’ and Mrs. YEAR-END SWINGS INTO ACTION TOMORROW! DON’T MISS IT Long Easy Terms Are Available / at least 1/5 on everything as much as 50% on manv items SAVE Excenn ntock and floor sample* muni be clrured uulckly before the vearIh ii lhl*i ' ' purpose. Sole will end and everything lias been reduced to accomplish Iasi only a few daytt so come early. Many ilenm are "one-ot-a-kind" anti there can he no duplication-, at these prices. $ 1 9 8 V uU W I U ‘ K* lirdroom ficlanj L K : Liv, ‘■'•/n,- _ / ‘’u/or* \ ° *'» »tan,/y,, Ht,y. you FR A u,r‘? fin* m »«y ib is oK# kJ 'L l With only — ..... $389 MASSIVE MAHOGANY DINING ROOM Credensa style buffet and china. Sturdy Duncan Phyfe table and 0 chairu. One of the flneat auilea we’ve ever had und we're proud lo offer II. You Hill he proud lo own It. t / * 2 4 9 . EASY TERMS IT t * Mr.*Vnd*Mri. H. C. Pugh left Saturday for Miami, where they expected to visit hsr brother and slitsr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs, Paul I* A f r and*Mrs. P. K. Kelley were the Christmas dinner guests of tM ir son ond daughter-lo-lsw, Dr. u d Mrs, W. H. Kollsy, In Orlando. 'M r .and Mrs. Jo# E. Hall and eon. Pat, spent Christmas day with hla parents In Orlando. . > Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lamper' fished at Canaveral Monday but report poor luck, duo toUilgh wind aad heavy seas. t r i .. D K N IH K I) 0 & E SPECIALS OIL HEATERS $14.50 Portable Type ............... $15.95 1 Hr. Cabinet ....... ........ $39.50 2 Br. Cabinet .................... $142. 55M HTU Circulator .... $9.86 11.95 29.95 109.00 TABLES gE D D JN G ARGAINS' :* 1 $5.50 Metal Mag. Smokers . $ 2.95 $21 Mahog. Tier Table* ....... 15.93 $29 Mahog. Pembroke Table* .. 18.95 $19 Kneehole Desk . ......... 34.50 M ANY M IR R O R S Here la a rolleriian tint will drll|hl you. Modern -1)1# Hllh minor tops. Few prnod. Many SUert. Mnny Shape*. All heavy plate und flrnl uualllv Fully guaranteed. H Enjoy th e utm oet In •leeping com fort a t then# •p ed al price*. Your Choice Your Choice VnlufH lo 917.95 Mattreaa regularly priced at 939.50. M a t c h i n g Box Spring $39.50. You f i t BOTH for only Dovernment statistician* as­ st* that th* rat population ol U. 8. la at least 140,000,000 equally divided between and city._______________ •* r. H enry McLaulin Optometrist •• Atm turn l Jl Company 3 0 Q E ast F irst S tre e t ■;v Right Where We’ve Been For 2 9 . Years” v ’ ■ ,v * 1 v • . 1.#■*JL,- • • r. aA /1 ____________ _________________ . W '- W .! ' »jH Me-yj ms. 4 * - - : -V > -a--.^.s^W eew r?r- 4oSf>' ... i •-B ’ -ti « .» •4 . m m �I ■ ; s tfe tn p w ----------------------------------------- U _ JttU T Keeping IdeaJB 1HE WORLD T0DA1 f f iw tm C ' ' THE FATEFUL FIFTY YEARS *hll»)>r4 |n ft«*l» u . T h re n years uru AmericHri'* were Hhudced mid enrapetl By DeWitl Mackcnils a e * • • • e a * • •* Mnaaar \ r Foreign Affairs Analyst when the new Yugoslavia of Marshal T it o a rro g a n tly shot w «- •,« I i m h V* • « « » ! elias a i l t n down tlireo m iarnird Am erican m ilita ry tranaport planes. Well, we all ran breathe easltr <«tok«f XT. lima. Ml |k* r « l lIMIr* l-« iH lu r l, Mm, aalfr ik* 4*1 Killliitr five Americans. To d a y, it n|i|icars. M arshal T it o has now Dial Princenk Klta’n hahy h»» * Cense*** « t March a, Met. hccriim o u r hosnm companion, o u r old and esteemed friend been born ItOLIVM I l„ I IRA * I’he. trillion nt the watchlnk' T h is sentiment linn progressed no fin* that n rem ark by Camplied By Willi AM BUT, Central Ara*« Staff Writer HitHer ■mil lin t HR AW President T ru n i.m , sendinjt off the new ainlmsHiidor to Y u ­ win Id Inci In i'll iilnvr.nl iih totigli 1904 a-mlnute" University of Mich­ I f 00 ns Dial uf tlie final |niring flllb.i __ Waaaeer goslavia. to Ihe cl t m l Ihtil Die Dili ted States is up|xjned to Tbr imrrsriiiig vigil niiiinlnlmsl t.y FIRST MAJOR WAR of the UN CLE BAM counted no**" igan football trams began their I l M I M i m i W MATE* Twentieth Century broke out be­ * r Cwrt»f • .15 »iKKt'(’SH|im URiiinsi nlty country, was interpreted by some tlie prr»h iii HwiUisliiinl i.'ttilnd. and discovered he had 70.WM.17ft five-year unbeaten reign. i p* M*mh I.INI me hi liir birtti af Julia .Incnli III tween Russia and Japan on Feb. nephewa and nieces . ■ . This also HIM com m entators ns a "w a rn in g " to Husain not to attack Y u ­ IM P Mi.nlh* 170] ts Mitalka ft In May the Jap* began eelge HIM goslavia. T h e re is nothing to indicate that the T it o govern- In It'll!. Tile late-John Jacob A* wee the year Dr. Welter Reed A BTEP ro R W A ttn toward tin ivi'iil down wilh I hr* Tltnnic tM r I1M jtff) of Tort Arthur and aaeoclatea better International relations was mcm has Iveconic any less com m unistic, any less totalitarian wilt'll In' hit uli irrhi'ig, but his A ll e h llu a rr anil***, m i l l >1 , , St. Louis began the cam­ tank*,- t*anlulliin* mm* a a llrva af or any more democratic than it w n « three years ago. Yet yiunjj wife, who wh» ex per lug gained tn the wltt of Cecil Rhodes, opened, May ',‘ 1 paign to wipe ‘M l M a l i a m i Inr H u aaraaa* al now we seem to have embraced it. who ir cllrd. who died May 70. In which he t*M a « 1taaiU. m il k « i i m i i l tar ■n exposition out yellow fe­ Niitmully ihr public waited wdl. a< Haalnr a A irrlla la a h i m . p r o vlded for A sim ila r senlIntent Is stru gglin g for strength in the rommemoratver . the " hrairuairil WaiUaatlt Hr la* case of S p a in .-Th e f'T'nnco goverm neut wan so distasteful to bated .hinilli far llie iiilvrul! uf # d ii ration of Ing the L ouIrIilM l X » •*•KMm i llrp rra * a ia ll«»* Fren e h m a n I be nilllionnlir tiahy. The New A m e ric a n , ia*.. W*<* Turk, t'hlraaa. n*aiall. Am ericans that wc sponsored a United Nations resolution Votk pfe»» ralntilj'.heil n roilti.lana Purchase Hantoa • Du­ Naaiai lilt , a it ai, I,null. t l r r m i n and In June a mont made Ihe recom mending Dial all free nations w ith d ra w formal re­ tlir rt.uk walili over the Altar T*» HiialA li a M ia l n nl Ik* Rrltlsh colonial Strike In Chi­ first successful U M ila lit l’» « nklrh I* rMlltU.I cognition. T h a t governm ent lias not chungdVHliVS’ character limn.lull to irrurd the event, Mad s tu d e n t* at •■•lailttlf In the ai* III* r*a«hllcago against airship flight O x f o r d fth* f t lN i at all Ik* Inral » a i |i|il|t for the better in any rc/ipccl; yet now there in a subtle amt I .lid no linn fm A. I*. The now*meat packer* . . . The Boxer la thla nm«|in|Mt. a* Mill a* all g ro w in g umvctiiciil in favor of a proposal that ihe I'n iie d paper illdn’l fan. v tho nsiigninrii’ Rhodes Schol­ mu. Ii, aa ivitnr,. orle «Mlf nnirhiui; A P a m i t li n l ih n . broke out and r e b e llio n arships) . . . Staten extend formal i»cognition to 1‘T'iiiico, in violation oi al»,in :i nVHek win'll a mrtanrhrl' quickly spread again*! "for­ T h e Panama a United Nations polit y which is hugdly ol our own making kriilic amir anil aihlrcaveil in to other cities TH U R S D A Y , DEC. 29, lii-IB eign d e v l r canal neared ) a ' i * . . . A great T o lip aure there h no special reason w h y we shmild I IllIrHBUU i; fm ld e sl control broke reality aa Ihe "fleutlenirn n| thr pre*s, Hits Are In Balti­ T O D A Y ’S ItlH LK V k r h K Raaeevefe itlnglo mil Franco's govcrninsnt for rcjirohaiioii, when we unitr| nil y walrll will go llown I" Mo). Walter Reed out in China, U. 8. bought more destroyed th e A l l i e d French rights 2.300 buildings on Feb. 7 . . . Not hint* hut uur memorirf., linml m aintain a pleasant official relationship w ith A rge n tin a , history its ii minilcli oil nor eocut 1 forces retaliating and capturor bait they nr* eternal. (tut whose governm ent is east in exactly the same Na/.ificd, i hr.ms ns nrwapiipwmnn." tn th e canal President Theodore Roosevelt waa memories t#rr» feverish torment. lo ta litarian , evil paiti rn aH Dmt td Spain. W e rub elbows project. . The elected to full term on Nov. g . . . Km. Mltln m uni lime have nt I Ing Ihe capital, Tehlng, Aug. CediRheda* H Two thousand Americana parKindly mrmorie# gin tin unit riulrh w ith A rg e n tin a ; we scorn Spain in the international halls tin. I. a Mliytlllnit lit..* ill mill'll lit Cuban repuhllr There was great rejoicing In New 1 flripated . . . Meanwhile, the Ufa, Wo brought nothing into thin trnlinn hi (bat >d I'ltiu ri, Vaitsu was inaugurated on May 20 . . . York on Oct. 27 as the subway world ami II u certain we *nn mid then think of wooing Spain again when its n iilila rj (Ai.ilur *pt IIiiir Im thi' lovrly Boer war raged In Hnuth Africa President Roosevelt’s commission position suddenly achieves a certain small im pnrianrc. carry nothing out — I Tim <> 7 .laamtne fluwril. Why? Uniloul.t I , , Two tragic event* marred ended a Pennsylvania mine strike was opened, assuring swift trans­ It is small wonder Dial nthei nations find Die I'n iie d III Ins MsilbiS H tainr uji 11 'initial' Ihe year: A Hoboken, N. J , dock Involving Hft.ono . . In South portation to the nation's biggest Do nil folgel llM l'"lh r llrialil Stales a friend ol doubtful constanty. How can they knou nil. mo.'li .if the Intercut rriitrn The adverse progress Are, June .10, claimed 147 live* Africa Ihe Boers Anally sub­ rily . . of the Russo-Japanese warrauied will publitli .i paper il>i iiiiuiiiR "h tii strange turn our diplom acy may take tom orrow ? T|».|-,» plrlinr .li 1las V, M l', Itila tins and on Hept ft. a Oalveslon, Tex . mitted, May .It. to the British .Saturday (Get your copy m rally), arc some jdculs w lm h imisl lie pr< terveil in Die ileahng i of worth was i, iv<>iId tic.or lone1!“• hurricane and ttdal wave killed Tragic w-as the Park Avenue growing unrest In Russia aa the furr Him marttwl I'm i.r All Khsii a.nuo . . . On hrtghter side wa* hotel fire in New York. I I losing year drew toward an end . . . . A and no pupci on Monday. mitioiM, It ia lime lor Die United Stales to deride wind its and thereby btjsnne priurrim Ril.i great day for the British w^a opening of the Parle Ex pond mn their lives A greater tragedy Aug. 9 which wilneaied <h* cor­ ideals are, m id uphold them. Tlirf, of r*'iipse< a Rood ileal if Wc don’t know how you Ire! on April Ift . . . Victor Emmanuel was the eruption of Ml. Pelee, pl.iMimo tiirrmmd. All Khan, lien III became king of Italy, follow­ destroying Kl Pierre. Martinique, onation of King Edward VII . . . about il, hill Wr air *M,gliletl mill appaient to the .piriloal leaderThe New York Olanta refused to ing assassination of King Hum­ killing 30,non the ap^taianrr ot tl){iqrw iwini. ramlne swept rhip nl llie (.1.110 Mnliuliiuidhn play the Boston Red 8ox any bert on July 29 . . . Dn Nov ft | ... I known an (lie paniilllt’ Sweden and Finland . . tierming pool. Il it much Lu>i>ri and William McKinley was re-elected many, Austria and Italy renewed post-war games #o there waa no ,i |„,. a i. iii now ri.'l.l by Ills flithrl, E v e ry ten years for the past half ce ntury a child run nirer lhan we had anticipated. Il President of Ihe United Htstei Ihe Triple AlHence . . . Year’* World Series. , r (lit Ape KIihii III Moreover, Ihr „ | ference has been held in W ashington to consider ways til Aga KImi is rfputnl t» lie.one ,,f It rjuilr in asict to ihr city. . . . In the world of spnrla, the brightest spot was the opening 1901 im p ro vin g the lot of all Am erican rhd d re n. Next year will ihr world'* , a t,. t men. hlttl* * American league began operation of the Aral International Arbitra­ An rimnnil ptyrJ-nlngjjt, Dr. see the meeting of the M id u m tiiry W hite lion c f lu id f u n Pi in. r V.i .Im ran use Mg dm a* a minor league and Jam** J,. tion Court in The Hague, Holland T H E Y E A R ■waa marked by i l.iw rrm *■,,Awnll, ,|l Woifhetlrr, ■fererted: I h o |Mlf|ior,e ol w h h ii ta dot Hind hv Dm chm i nian ol im .ul f. r innilift■a if she; vvai'i. Jeffriee was heavyweight hoxiog unrest, distrust and strife . In Sii mold mama Uila 1901 champion of th* world St. Petersburg, Russian capital, M »u My* "I *,inii In,nit* make Die executive rom m lltee, IA'. Leonard W. M ayo, as being In.S'u d ing uf diamond', wlisll lb'1 MDBT MEM ORABLE avent of many ware killed on Jan 22 tRed rliililirn hrhatt liki itnu p.ircntt. Du* considerutlon ol "tm w ivc as parent i and proten.amn.il V-. , kT m u " h ia.it.'d bis illaimi" I 1701 the year waa the first successful Sunday) when nlld lli.il • l. ul 11< iiiihIiI well workers can help develop in children Die m enial .m otional |.il<il.'* au bead of tlie |smatll»l Ins T H IS YEAO is memorable be- airplane flight ever made, hy Ihe striker* fullhful follower* weighed Inm ami spiritual qualilm . essential to m diM ihial happiiicas ami lute »,iltl Ijin I Iiiirnl. ml kr child' ranee Dtr 12. Ougllslmo Mer- Wright brother* at Kill Davit m a rc h e d to .ipain l .lisiimnd imh. aura bill responsible leader dup". hill. K i t t y coni transmitted the first wireless irn Leli.ivr Id,, lu i i i i c hooka, mid the W i n t e r 1 im, * and pave ti IIII Ihr value "( Hawk, N C . Impulse, the tetter "H". srrosa palace to preT h i: u m le re iitc will lake up tin ph.v-u.il, icom uuic ami tb r ................ caiih And hr weighed llt.il. luo. u. had However, there Dec. IT . . t h r Atlantic amt a petition I ciiiial for Diis tlcvt lopumiit. Im lulled for >11' , (iMiiiid'. quite a few ram1 air Miim good comic hooks, and social t omhtiun.i Flrat tr a n a . . . E*lward to C m Nich­ arn ips youlh tlnil It diuobl he atlded that tho iimtr good psttnU. The lin k It Dm tlrst time will he young people liiu u rontt n e n t a I V II he cam e Vpa hhat, i:avr lit* fortune t" o la s II . . . groups whose opinions will he considered. T e ’ t'irit result knowing which n which, and unauto trip waa king of Eng­ . I.iii ll aide , an rs Hlliong his pmFrom May Io made earlier, pec led id. Il< alrea.K baa s*' ml" h land and em­ foiiiinatrly, not many clnldim aie of this meeting will In a printed report win if f . October Russia to offer parents practical help w ith Dm prol May 23 • Aug. peror of Brit­ learn ol < luhl wrultb be probably can't gv*n qualified to judge. > waa in a st«te 1, Ran rranrearing. , 1 ain. following mil it up of revolution claco to Now ileal h. Jan 22, . . . Disclosure alio lfi; cIlHilicii Uw AgaJIhfn tmrrs lilidiiirnt Freedom nl dir iireit it tupT h e idea Dial Die u ualioh^i cltllM 1 tire ot a hi-nad ami York, hy Dr. of Queen Vic­ of Irregulaflpoicd In rtn l in Arbtlillii* where general setule I lie nationi'll rcapuimthlhl v is a ( hpi Iv new m il. , d im l limii Ihr Prop n l JloliemH N. Jarkenn toria . . . Year’s ,t ir s am ong Juan D I ’rron Im « rttnhllihrd a eeption. I he nlrl notion tIliat each iutnily was a' n idl.cinitam ctl; t(ir „ r tv r .ia. ..... an d B e w a il Wrist 1 r n g I f King HeekM ,an ip e insur­ iimi .. The A cm Klitn “ liberal iliiUloialilp", i( tilth a unit has. w ith improved conuuuiiiiatioii ami tra n ip o rta lio ii, | Crocker ■ , In event waa aaa n ce ' compa­ Russian, p o ­ nies In th* U. S. brought string- | tiling ii pmtihle. Mill two ncw»- expanded to include the national fam ily and the w o rld ] fled r*t.in nfier « UI|hiB «ji»l #<rh aselnatlon of the tlhiili, t,ml sett led In p.n ihav grom at Kish­ snt regulations . . . Th* Unkm of President Wit* Orville Wright papers in Hurnnt Aire* have hern fam ily. T h e p rim a ry resnoiuiiijility slijl'hcjongti to I h«i .fiuuily, *i>ua/:t|irti 'of the , Hr ittult it . • . 1 inev, April It- Norway and Sweden was dis­ Itam MoKInley lAlcn rhnialn •id.kt charged wijh "insulting" President hmvevc)*,tiliicf ubtlef/tht* dcmiM ratit fitatt' it That Im;. hern Ihr hoim>lof tin. •20. 4T ’ Jews' wrr#'' slain . . Innuffatri, N. •here, Il is disastrous for the) fam ily to abdicate its reiipnu solved dining1the yesr, Haakon Paron. They jmMLIird n ifieecli Ago Kllrtll* dlire I hr M. , Serbia;* King Alexander and y ;;: <to vis« I l i m c v r i . I h r Atm ti hint to * i"> Pan-Ametlcan Kaposlllon Utera) tJureiY Drag* , were Aaaajwlnaled,, VI t: becoming king of Nnrwsy which a member <(( ihr opposition sihilily to \hv ciiinniuiHfy, as vvell an h ir Hit; conimi|iit1v In "I'! V b n 1Jett:’ ’21W )rt1Aft but1'fail t,)|i,ifilV apd |,o te m p ,, m l til*,' •’ I *' 1*! I \ parly made W Connie** nilirtfing fall in Ma’ peapomUhilttica to ijtic futnily. hy an anarchist. Tln;()dore Browf' .Time t r . , ' . tif /blyTrehrltton Iq the'Map* In R um o -Japanese III (mirtv a sptilllliil I n derhrokr nut1 In Macedonia,’flue' to reron Inr tHling rich m oilier. veil hecame president . , , Blny|*ip a i sliphiit*'. so In spral. war. The Rilstlan fleet waa de­ Pana­ stroyed. May 27*29, In Battle bf ‘ dent rrvnlta broke nut In various misrule of the Turks In ihii country they'd iimlmMy he uni. ,* mill. .. i n mirriwd to the T h e iJ t 'u D ia liv o M ot’id manians revnltnl against Colom­ parts of tyiaala . , , On Nov. lg . . ------- -----------— - - ■ . spiritual Ikh i Iu u Ii V . U m a I’ rlm raK awarded ihe I’ulilm I’ri/r. Tsushima 'Htrslt*. Russo-Jap­ the Hay* •Pauncefoile treaty, bia. Nov. 3. the United Statea anese prsce treaty wga signed at " T h i- hloml occaiiloiinl c .air may hr m..vy*l .,.,v „|y h^i| »nd''ricl.m,l> providMA''(or construction of an recognising the Panamanian re* Portsmouth, N. H., ftept. ft . . . Gofftrm-r Warren had a low soil Die ifccoraDve mood , sijiil a line uim Icp a picture in i f n„ r„, ........... itii.i is runisthmian canal, wax signed . . . puhllc, Nov. 13 . . . At year’s end. Medicine was greatly advanced ClirhflL> peily in Tallahassee. ncwspapur's lnicri(ir ileroniti(ig ild iln lu n til 1 n ima si,.- i„, iiaiiniied thm *ho Earner In the y«||r the United Dec. 30, ita greatest tragedy by A, Elnhnrn’a discovery ,nf All l|l .alllll* mill lllli lr> and u« Now) (i t llish/wc Itave Dll' W n n J ,(n p il When Die Lit H r | h d rn da, ......... u li ...... . lit.i nm umi Elates Hteft corporation, cap- slrurk,'fire In the Iroquois thea­ novocain . . . In spnrla: The ten end Inntlirt* were ihrrr wilh W orn.............. every D u n g at.imul ip lifs tn u ig c ptinmi so I In.......snmt Ills said in 11slice.i at $l,.'Ui1000,oon. wns ter, Chicago, resulted In fl02 Philadelphia Alhtetlra won the their’ children, right or nine nl organised . In sports: Thr ■tenths . . . The flrat Wortd Rrrte* World Berle* from the New York W l “i " 1 Dliliccitdnmcil look, il is h icuilHc Die ^ ‘T.t.Vi.uvV' i„ £ .... mi hr. nyror Aineriran baseball league *le- ws* held In October, Ihe Boeton Olanta, 4 games to I. them, according In Mia. Warren, Decorative Mood ima come upon liur if her Itlial.iind Iwranli* lirml «r ihr r la red Itself a major league and Red Box defeating the Pittsburgh who herarll hail* (ram California. We men alwa.VH kick about thin when iM m p p cn s. Hut liminili Is an lidrnliog qiicntlnn. Nest-1904 to 1910 Fielding H. VoaFa famed "polnt- I'lratrs, ft games to 3. None, »o lar aa llie newapaprr re really, When Die room la given a fresh, iTteerDi^mtd (jif fe m il If dir did ronllniie, her po*llloll l.e nplqiie. I port* indicate, were her rrlalivea. liiok li.v a wointui who has a gnoii seuae ot'n'iIfIr«iM *l()iljiiice, wmild In any event, while the Aga T U N G O IL PRICE SUPPORT They all stayed m ('.alilornia. Hill who likes variety ami can gel it merely hy applytiig I hose Klisu li'i. hi' "(1" *'d d u lir- io IliM H T r i a l G U LFP O R T, Miss.. Dec. 29. •‘lllter who had In go In if mil) I lew, don't we like It, too? ra lly out he spends much time In iTPt— America's tong Industry l» (CnntlnxiS i-mm Pan* Oa»t Europe wlieir lie has palatial ICaallas'd it s * e-*, lla< > iial. Mtt. Warren *m«d Sure we do; lint it would never do In let them knmv reiddenres. Mis strloi; of race Cliambars. I have obtained u grtul ■'tremendouxlv bucked up by tha campaigning for price support nche n| in-lewa aery well, about it. horses long hir. been world fain- deal of Information front the |mv - news and feel* Hint her husband levels Higher than the B« percent u. and more ptiwer In her. mi. Mhoiild Pi line Ali Khan sue- chlatrlut about Mr. Cliatubrrs' will be released very shortly hy of parity recently granted hy the •*w - — Commodity Credit Corporation. .e*d to Ihe caliphate be presum­ troubled personality. We have (lie Hungarians. T e ste d Fo r "I personally am not so op­ rarnmln, Calif, a traniient S e e d s ably would follow Ids father'* linn*'.I lids Information over to Members of the Industry met Imt It may happen" with representatives of ihe De­ footstep* and spend much of hi* the Department of Justice and timistic, tket whpke rnnicience R e s is t a n c e T o C o ld n na ll as, i* pi.***> nan time In Eurnpr and America,' an we have asked Mr. Alexander (rudder said. <. s partment of .Agriculture here yes­ him fealked into pnlire muu Silso ,If-I'll, led prosperity*, arrangement which would "lake Campbell, head , of .the criminal Other 'AmFrteaSi sources In terday to tliacusH administrative NEW YORK, Dec. UO. -1(/Pi mopry need uf Ihe Imuiiug and things much easier for Ills Ameri­ division, t.f talk itlruftlV’ to Ihe Vlpiuia said, thev thought V'oged- details of the support program for It thf fille r day and adminletralti'ii er ami BAfedantTYnbaldy would the 1949 lung crop, can wife and princess Ya tniln.; liaychlatrlet'." Id thrjlUying nl hit wile The MIsalMf.pl agricultural c pertinent niatlnn reported toifav a t’rcRldftii Truman and his top Tha transcript showed Hies luhl Im expellM- Cforn the country lit yeatjk ago. That w*» in 1943, new, quirk way to discover wlnO '"hi war .inilrglutn have under- I,If,. In tlmnhiiv can he very IryThey contend the support prim tha.gtuml Jtiiom the nayrhlaltlst 'Wikliout '.landing trial. i|ii: Io foreign horn folk* Is liaseil on the theory that 90 per when jifbt were plentilul. il v«ti kind of crop plaids will stnml taken t" dm Idr i.verall pollry and V-t’T h * Hiitigarliins have taken wa* willing "to come in mid talk On the whole Yasndn has an 1 ..prrlflp' luuvr. I**r runtbaltlng Ihr interratIng Mle ahead of her. over the I. T. T . property In mnt of the oil, present in a .tong lememhnr Ilia Wile had left him, told. to Aon'." The rtpnrt wa* made to Ihe "lirearl ‘df ('.imitmulstd'fit tin* Kav --------------------------------- ------- -- -r-», Meanwhile the Hfele Depart­ H ungaryam t that Is why tlmy nut I" recovered, wjien nclnnlly and gone tq live in another town, Amcilran Assurlatlun for the Ad East. ment tn|*| Federal Judgn Sylventir Van led ail the time" Ann source tbt figure I* rloiter th 8ft percent. Ha loli'jwetl hei llieie, went la van.nnetd of Hrleiice by Dr, S, ft One "f 111* spertflc qtlFKl lllli* Security Council, bringing t'pctli 1.1. Ryan today that ai'nised spy said. her haute one night, and when the Ivanoff, ri'lifrunllng III"" was whether to ep the Pieshlent. Meerelarv of Valrntln A. Ottbllchev ha* no Im­ - "Thfre . is no advantage lo The seed* am snaked Ip run­ accept a proposal by tlm Joint Hlate Ache'.m and llmleisecielarv munity from arrest or trial. them- in keeping Vogeler ,and • came Ip the door, allot hei Then chief# of staff that a new military .f llefense Early. especially sine# the Oubllehev. a Russian engineer yqmler*. through the nmuth, alippina quietly ning water (nr i’ll hour*. they are fmten That kill* a lot mission In hr h*u| fa the Chine** suagended trad* facing trial with Judith Coplop. British- have •way into the cliuknrit before be­ of tlie »aed*. Those which sur­ Nationalist ivlatul nl Formula. I* claiming Immunity because of negotiations with Hungery. fell icen. The care waa adjudged a vive fleeting sie the "winter"They need trade with ttm A law up for decision, amiullng Rpaln, Urn Near East and tuicide, and drupped. How many of Imiily" plant* wanted hy fanneiM. to some liiloiniants, were: Hrevee for cenlurl** furnished which he waa suspended following West, and do not need Vogeler frretlng at lower and joy. and Bandera." I. French ieqnr<d* foe help In tjie world with Its supply uf hi* erreat. these "suicides, " we sometimes n My tiimiiaratuie* It t* posutld* even defending Jndo-dhlita against Chi­ lalsln*. The document laid before him wonder, are in tealily murdeti. io find the few mliacte plants that ne**1Communist pi mumre. today repealed the Department'* How many people we tea every ran stand almost any cold. This It Is estimsted tlmi the popu­ statement of March It that Oubi". The piohlrm of saving Bur­ 1 9 4 1 hardlna** I* hereditary, su that g ma from Communism —• a situs- lation of tmlla in inctenniiut lit letter "enjoys no immunity from day are mutderera. ____ hi not necasiary to dltcovar many tlon which some of Uriel* con Iha rate of about tl,t)00,ono a arrest or Judical proca*a with re­ gard lot tha acta charged." aider hopeless hu-ause of internal *ear. • Our*worker*, we ara-iute, will seed* to start a new variety. political lipiahldes. bo delighted to learn that come 8. Futur, American support for Jag. t another deduction for tax such criotf as Indonesia and the Philippine*. ptfepotet will be made from theil „ i'U lT ^ n d G?obu«, ti BtateJteitoMnAt and milla fJh weekly pay envelope. Thi* i» not sel*— lhi UM,..k 1 9 4 0 . . our! Idea, you undenland; we are nrrltod ;at St, Th o m u -fU e t ■ few terjUMtaii. IfimuflktHvorking on pn r R iittrn probUmt for nmny weeks before Spring maneuver* t. meuly the iqnotenl bytlander in ware ,h*!d. month* a* a resiUt of the Comi tblebiogram’of filching the wotkmunftlt conquest t Chine Thai* In. thtaeaee, U mil Iter innilatitfg______ errena _______ ideas' and efforts were pooled for v,' •nT'pcxMtbouki. Wa have bean re* ' ^ 1■»*" i**N l quifed by law io deduct ftom an Army-Navy-.Marina-AIr Force a meeting today of thtf National cxsrelts. some V l * , « „ 1 j Involving HIT v i s i n g IVIUI 80,000 w .u u u R m j S i weekly pay I percent for your man, wtileh la due to ba held from 4 9 4 6 thrnmih n.l4.M>Mk. age passion w idth'U Lw ppm «d Januaru> January"through mld-Wartjh, 4 f:ili' Il— Il .1*14; luliau UJ,II U'Kil*. Q/lulat afttlltH * a While Soviet ihlpa have a right hack to you when you i s i v i : j.t ... (Caifean'S View ,Paa* 'M O put In at St. TnontA for aup* in of agt. Tf you live to plica, watar and rrnatr*— provided 1900, either. Baabtning Jan. I wf they abide bv U. B. port reguleSenator Whtrrv of Nehmska. lon*— mma iom* Navy peefla point out the OOP Benite floor leader, dc*c tlone— • • 1 1r hat the CarlbbtaariMU ti the not think *o much of the noddf* that Carlbbi 1 9 4 8 ' long jv a y aronpd Iftf S 'VAIm I Aft roaA advocated hv Dewey. Wheerr A , ■' . ' 1 *' m U Ihe Republican* to f'rh* -IH C H S e it T t r _____ _ e Democrat* at evefy rrosi-roads » .)a.i*,a>-initio ktgtj . *.■u i | 9t Itgfrttr, of national policy. Nearly New ''Let'* not make any mlitak* ■ ‘-‘ * • “ 1," he laid, "Qtve the nVoWM-. Mttchoice on tha. Issue* 'AmirrAwi n»v ;U l th e ^ w ff« h r a .ocia) T E R M S m UI 1 K A U R M m of WAlfw * . »tota. yet, la that coraar J Hulping’ Witli Children iV V V Hungary Takes Trumitii Spt'i'ch '•A -- ' ■„x; LOOAN. W. Va., Dec. 29. — 0 $ — Mrs. Franklin L>. Roosevelt re­ fused tytlny to clinnge her story that Lriifnji county mnl miners once hnu tu live in lent# “ because It Is tho exact truth." .Mrs. Rixiseveli wrote In reply to n letter from Fred llnlslip, presi­ dent of ..the' l-.'Can Olmmlx-r of Cninmcnax ahklrq; for apologies from Mctlall's mnuuiliio and'Hart per and t’o,, publishers o f : her memoirs "Tilts I Item amber,'* It Tho willow of thr 'President' wrote In her bo'll, flml I,"can min­ ers ba.l, lo'en livinjr In tents be­ came liny wei" ovirie*! from their holm's llie "O'" hlurkll!<t*-d at the mines an*) ifitnhlr to pet wiitk. Ilili .lfp said "her »lDtenif|it that rucl* condition'* existed here" is not ttrite. "This ia u' good many years ago, you must remcinlter," Mrs. Koosaw it iyy|t.el*,'onil I <iu not question (hut you "Hve all forgotten therWl ever did. tatlsl people who llvecf III tents . . .'* She lidded ahe did not claim to have idleVjult'il tlie conditions. But thul "I reported on them to my hiis|,iiiij| and he Inrned Ihe whole question over to the Relief Adrulnistrntluii . under Mr. (H arry) llopkjus lo, iuvestigiite in Ihfl'hopa tlnil th"i*' woubl lie opporluuitlea to M'lii.ive pe.*|de from l*'til» which hml bei'iinie uiiiiihiilnliihle." • M ih , Roq^vcR tqi'k Hie «tea* sion of her reply lo praise the 1’ie .ilent uf, the United Mins Worker^, "1 hayo m i IiI many lime. Itmi jiilih L. Lewis’ leader­ ship ini-, Hlrong hoaiiKi* he had bd the uniolin in obtaining hensfits w|i*(n no one e(xe had the vision o( , l,(w utiderstatullng to really lie helpful ", *9lie,, alsy matit she douhtad if "Ilia labor uiibuia Iihvb fargotten" lii" pour IIvhi» . i "Btlltlons she deM a*rilu'ii in laigiin "because they did w Im ( ijiyy couldi hut at that tone iKIio) muons were not so '.ti' iiir as they iii «- today and they wore lit.I iihlc to do as iiiuny of the things iih they are utile to do tuday. ' , Nations Steel riiniaeesTo Burnt At tHaCapacity Rate , *n.|tiMa 4 'I * NEW YORK, Dpci J!p, — . (/|q _ High bmd stcclmnliliig'operation*, it Hft Io'tin, per'cent'nf raparlty, will emit lilt"' thrmigh March, the Iron "Age, •metalworking, trade weekly siiM today. ' 1■ (Ipcratlona tn th,< I'tirrent holldnv-*hortrnpi| "week were plaesd by tlir'VUldiciiti"" ut'HB.ri per rent* I". Dtvdtothnt<i'>(fif<o*>|flgli'**tfutputw Ihroiigh'Marrli, hold the Irfm Age, "I' b'l-V'btq.|"tl1 ou’tlie fart that nutuinoldld., •uuinufartiircra a re optimistic ul,i,ul the immixllate flit urc. ntx, gi.iiil* bualiieaa iiliead for tit least' six inobthn. < "Kor this ivuxbn, flat rolled, steel will iconlinuO'In strung, do-' ."*,"<1 for lltc fij'xi iiuartor of ttlfill, for It is during this period that Hi" mil*,nil.Idle ■mhial.rv oxperls lo set |>n,duct"m recoriM, expects March to !>*• a reemd fur all time."* The puper cited ns "other'bright biixiitPNn nroipecla ol* the horlion aa Ihr year ends" tlie following: tremendous piddle work# plans, continued heavy buying by uttHtli‘n, new mud liiillriinj: program*, tilgb level of luni'Jtig construct|«n, and goml priispeets for offlca tiuildlngs; • Th«* steel Industry winds up It*iH with total production very close to 77,600,000 net ton* of Ingot* and steel for caetings, tnqg Iron Ago reported, while, fmlshad Htret ahipinenta wilt exceed 6"** non,mg) »nftto ton*. . . ‘ Till*;, ll noted, wna not a record year hut"was 14 million tone betler lliatl'tlic boom year of, 1929. >' Sumo ntalks «f liamboo |mw to l,e’'n'fiuA In diameter i and ns iret high.1.' ........ “ ' dl iM'lrjt list ' 4* »J \* *\ •»*f Ford 2 pr» Sedan RWOO W «c Bufbk Sedan .aa™ '& W ' Truman Spending Buick Super Sedan MNftoo S IM P •>- H i ,’Ho vo.’i DUCK It wi EXPRESS LOAD At Ps Ms's; ry; ■; '..-i “THE OUTDOOR ‘ I . . f f # ' •vs. * ■ I '5 1S5ES \\ "i ■ X# -n kirnFUL" rbvi'AV'Ato-iWjw*!#.' T ' V - X ' d l ‘i' YOU’LL GET X'KICK'OUT OF Bukk Roadmaater UAL MID SHOW ' Eleanor Roosevelt Refuses To Take Back Mine Story FINISH 49 WITH A Russian Ships J m im s p A T tp g c . ■ I■ Noteworthy Events o f Our Time, 1900-1949 ' i"V \ " v MM: .» �/ rn O m w m n n n tffM n I»t - 4 *»i • S o c ia l . And Nancy Jo Con/alez Honored* With Coffee a P erso n a l A c tiv itie s 1‘AOjBI E * n ^ v p n u n r t n n m it y r f END OF MONTH CLEARANCE Miss Daphne Colimdlv and Mist | Hetty Jo llionk* entertained on I ^ .arltn Palmer Rajr— 8oct«ty ttdllor Tflrplmnc 148 Tuesdav nfl*’iti"nu rit (.did o'clock | with a i offer and stupid m dinner honoiilig Mi - Viinrv .In I .mimicw hose limn tni*.- t < llio-ulo- lllnl",• ,• , | j | i r u i n a e e K c rs m h v p Mill*. ,lr,. of Del and. will be an A nnual Cla»N P a rty event of tomoiiow t'lu Istnins ilet'i'inlhut* in hiding pnlu-.IHir* The Truth .Seekers .Sunday Charles LeGctte ..f I ..ui.vllle, ""d bright ic.l heme, weir used X M EN ’S SW EA TERS TH U R S D A Y k M EN ’S L \( IvE IS A public Installation at officer, School Class of the First Mrtho- Ky. has arrived to visit at the "> the living room x C overin g lie ihiiTiig laide from will l*o held bj Seminole Chapter dial Church held Its nnminl Christ­ A ll le* H ..'< " pig g. •'« nhlcli i cficslillii'iit ■ n c ir solved, ,iy Slipnvei style* m h II wont. <t *a| iIII| . "i Mether No. 3. Order of Rustem Hint, nt mas party in McKinley llnll re; 12 Mr*. Claude Ford bus left for nit- a while pineapple linen cloth the Masonic Hall at H;ixi p,M. •cnlly. Dentations Included poln1 ..did . " b u s mill nl*.. pul 1 ■ n /r i t Sues 1 p. 1 ,'g n U r scltias, wreaths. BrasIIIon pepper, lentrred wllli white gladioluses Jacksonville to visit hri daughter Alra. Catherine McKay. Past -iVr P> l i . ns Si/.'* .It i Im nigh 12 | iit f* |7' i1 * v. t „ , f24t*fi. . Grand Matron, will be the Install, berries and a brightly llghled tiro. nnd son-in-law. Ml. and Mi- Rav- and hurtling white taper*. A loveThe tree was hanker! with snow * |U hi imig. oicnl of |ln white bios W i* ft it 75 tng officer. rnomi Knapp * U rg nlai tie to and Christum* package* which oiiiii olid -llvcied leases were M ONDAY Now 1 . I’riee The coffee Mias I no Ona 1.11rli> „f \jhriis, j placed on the buffet Tht Sunbeam Hand of the Wont- weir Inter exchanged among thr t ’loseuut $3.!iS (>a is thr guest uf bri sistei, Mr*. I senhe wu. pie.ided o\ei by Mrs an’t MUalotiary Union for children mrntlier*, A short luilne** session was conA. Adams, and Mr sml Mi* Flunk (ioii/iilcs mid a--i*liiig ie jgtd tlx to eight will meet at 3:,W ri ving and enter laming weie MU-M. at the First RupHsl Church 'hiiteil by 1’iesidrnt Mrs. J. B r'handler 8h«tnn. Crawford who resd greetings to Nit ina Block mid Mis I I iiw kin circle No. 4 of the W. 8. C. S of the Klr.it Methodist Church toll the class front absent members Miss Hetty Rose Hnolrliau has f mindly, I nl* in the uf lei iin"u Ml-s (ion meet at the home of Mr*. K. c, Mr*. R, K. Crenshaw, program arrived from Gainesville spend chairman, extended Christmas the rrmuimlrr of the boll,lav* with rule- wu. picscillid wllli linin' William* on Holly Avenue. BO> S VOUN0 UIN<; S1.EEVE greetings and the devotion portion lire parents In Hanford \t| »! i a V h knit in *lt|* nttincllve ami useful gifl- from of the program was led by M r' hei friend* and ciystal goldels -1 y «•1 aI \ 11'** M EN ’S SLACKS W. J. David, "O Little Town of T - SHIRTS Mi. nml Mrs. W K Mounls were given to liei by the hostesses. Rclhlchrm," ami "8llenl Night" ami Mrs. Esther Claw* of Salem Those invited to be with Miss t sl/t U\ were sung anti the Christmas story (>., are spending the winter with lion rales were hei mother. Mr*. In ill > 1 Hfnn*'|ff |iiir % ' fiom the second rhaptrr of l.uke Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Sr uf fortl. t, Ik |l t‘i»|nf - •1 i*o lie ■•»(! t» nl Joe tionralr*. 'Mi*. It II. Mills Over too reservations had been was read. Several members lob1 YVOflt VY' 11 f. i .iitnn twill*,, S i.. of Del,olid; M l- Leo Hock tm til1 n* ^ ''D'lS xlMikil, r* 10 Ctcrlvcd thla morning for the an- of their Christmas mrmorir* which Mis- Patricia Rlrkcr .if Sara well of Towanda, Pa.; ^lls Dick I m i«|{f . III Mill* h i’D III*- ' MiMihnn. ♦ «* w *' ' h I m * * # t• * nual New Year'a Eve party and dHteil buck to I bo time before mod toga Springs. N. V.. i> a guc-l n< Henl) of Tampa, ' l i - t\ I folk l:* giiim pi' > :....... 412 fill1 dtner being given liy the Marfan cm Christum- loi orations wet* *;u»5 ie Inline nf Mr, and M i. c I Mi* Dr n-cl Staff on), Mi* l‘. A Inn on Saturday evening, nrr»rd» Used. 'niv e||. HtiillnTsmi, .It , Mi If *I|'li Wight Ml! AU Ing to Mr*. Hoy William* who U M i.. Frank \kct- M i. H F l)r1lrlou» refieshmenls wet1’ In charge of table reservation* for wived noil consisted of plum pud Fi lends of David ,md Hairv Dynl, nml liic M ini', |ni|,,|hy ( ’ Io m o i i I $ 1 .0 0 Now 1 . I’riee the dance. ding, namlwlehes and hot coffee Blown will irgret to li.im |b,,i I ’l mil Icy. Dlloli It.ikci Mnigari'l Paul Coble and hi* popular duller and a social hour followed. Thine hey are ceuflned to then home no Diligfcbli i \on I •It. .Icon WII hand has been secured to furnish presrnl were Mis .1 It Crawford Pa Imet).. Avenue w-llb so uttui k hami and ttnibaia Dmopiei f mcnsle*. mush for dancing from HUH) I' M Mrs. C. t\ Chapman, Mr*. T. E until 2:00 nVIork. Wilson, Mrs. H. W. Turner, Mr* M i. and Mrs. 'M. F F'e re tt of 1 Table* will he placed In the hallloom for Mm 'onvanlenro „/ t||r I. tl. Wall*. Mr*. M .1. Morris Athens, (la and Mi and IMr*> Mrs. Meorge Mi Crum, Mr*. J. F am kc guett* and the Coffee Shop will Im Riser, Mr*. E. A. Irish, Mis D, K Roheii Blackbiiiu of Ml. Doia R O B ES M l •;n ’ s were rerent gueala of M u C A open until 2:00 A.M. Hn.v's S\venters (iiit'iry Ml*, C It. Tale, Mis ,1. K Adutns. BOV’S MATS M i-. Maly .Ini r -i i>i 11 was ad l\ *|/«* 4111fill a n t 1 * * 1 1 t* "l ,1 hi MiC'ellsMil, Ml'S. Netlle Tlllle. milted to iin'iubi'i Ii11■ in Scmiimlii m k t h o d i s t c i k c i . k .* m L! 'is f 1 1 n A ere Mrs. Emnm Abrams, and Mrs. A. 1, \|l It flirt , lcr«c|»ss whl’Mtf'l Mr. ami Mrs I trie Maibicux mi I llcla'kali Lodge w bu ll mi l laid ■'I' flsiitielelle Circle No. 2 of the First Method- D. Hhoemaker. Stffr li fl fi 4” < n I’If- i I os Th in -d m night in llie I <i I), F. guest*, Mr. ami Mr« Charles fnf 1 in oil Him| M.inind » / lit Church will meet on Jan. It InMy*1* MfthiiiM I lllll'lg Al*o Mr* Nannie William*, Mrs. fin and two rlllldren of tlarlmi. N Hall Ml* J II Willlnint, Noble N m»i iMf'tlmm \\>n l."» ttearl of thla coming week for a .. covered dl»h luncheon at the home I. 8. Ilarltrv, Mrs. June Waddell, £?., spent yesterday si Sliver III and, picdilcd m-ci Ho meclilig C lo N c m il $1.00 c,it It Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mi*. W. J. David, Springs Tin' ball w ii * decorated with H i m of Mr*. L. P. Hagan. C l o s e o u t $ 1 .0 0 o u c h I Or iiit ir l in *11 YY1,««1 flnimel wi/,* lillan pc11liei ami -iiiall >a c» of Mrs. R. F flienshaw, Mrs. \V. 8. V..4Y L | *M bug.' Wei- M. Miss llelty lliiulct who attend* oriiHiiiciitiii IndK decornled each Thornton, Mr*. Mabel Blount, \ Cliiistina* lice was Mr*. Flossie ........ Mrs, C. A. College In Marysville. Term., Is stallon ponder, Mrs F. It. Mllcliell. Mrs appiuilug Hie holiday . with hei placed mchi Hie fnml "I I ho ball. Mr nOH THOM AS Following tlic inci'llng Mr* II F Hyal, Mrs. || it PaliM,aII patents. Mi. and Mis I I! Hun H O L L Y W O O D , Dec. 20 oVi Ivan Hobow nnd M i-. Musky Mi*. Olive (twain mid guests, Rev lei. Charles Laughton, homo after •iml Mi *. .1 K McKinley. Mrs. c Wight weie in dial gc >d '• gift B o v s ’ s i n s reading Mir bllile and iillii'i books (5. McConnell and Mrs. Mltinb ll Illinois wn« III and Mrs. Charle- I Persons, I'Xcbmigc nml Mi , B O N S ’ S I 'O K T S H I R T S H o y s ’ W a s h S u i t s of llteialute from Canada to b'oieliaiid. bosless doting tin* social luoo She l| , liH'e lelllined fi-oo a visit \I1 u iiti.l ti.ifiUi’l o it: h if IlMlineift Texas. Iiear* thla discovery: •vltli Mrs persons ’*l-lri. Mis I was as-i-lc | In M i- Ii C. U n­ 'It n*. 1 1 1 i,r fjji', > * 1 * • ,’H lli'i-iiti |t*l)i "One striking thing aland Mm II Cnlhev in Miami and with Mi wind. Mi». Joe Kobe and Mrs. i n(f*t a him| « iiilr Hi dg1 hi •. i audiences I talked to is Die fact ml Mrs Charles I. Prisons, Si Killiei C.mil'll ami i cfi cstioiellts Mil Milfoil flout!' i lOetl •»»•*'• \ 1|lllr a »M 1 Ml Hi* * 1 t liMiMi! I» 1 \ tltir * tn VI **> that I encountered nltuosl no ipteswere -cl veil to a bind .tl nii'inlu’r* ' ii Foil Meyer*. III 111 •1 vi t»:* tlons ahout thr personal life in and gucsi*. Itccoidly adiiiillcd In scandals or habits of Hollywood V ........... . , im'inl'i'i ship in Sl'intiUilH lodge Mis* Elinor LeFevri, a |om LHHe Miss Rlniron Leg was stars. C l o s e o u t $ l , 0 0 e j M 'l i weie Mi* Sum long and Mrs. menial Artist nf At Inn Ia. flu., in C l u s e o u t $ 1 ,9 8 "When people did want some luuioieil mi her third bliilula., be Cliiistina* guest of her i pm Joe Curley C l o s e o u t $ 1 .9 8 "Inside’ Information alioul Holly­ with a party given by her mother, "nt*, Mi. miij Men. J. F. Olailkrnwood, they were Usunlty students Mr*. Robert 1 ee. op Tuesday af­ ship. They ■}sn had l i l i f n t H .m ' mM l in i. Iheii who wanted to know about the ternoon at their home. Christ nut* gni'sl John W, Bskerof Fi. Land U 'IN T E B P A R K in >c)f SH id'I c oral ions mid a Christmas tree technical aspects of film acting acllnj) .’ •avid E . I iUltuit lo ll, j I f e l l i lugerdale. 1 " or photr photography or some related ■veto used In derm atlng the room*. rlm llu m ii o f tbil .i)j.S - At,«lniii KnDuring the afternoon games subject." Thr Misse* Theda ami Bartmra orgy Corpm lssioii, w ill spi'iik liere Laughton wouldn't say whether were enjoyrd and favors consist­ Atm Petra* air expected to ie on a le ctu ic p io g ia m . .Inn III. • LA OILS OK ESSES ing nf horns and popcorn halls ■ this denoted a general apnthy InD oiotby l.o c k h /llt, Jponsoi of turn lomurrow from Caiiulen, N. ( iHtlifih', \h *Hf * 1414.1 Ktnloi VIe* * wrapped in red, uiccn anil white a ward Hollywood In general or J. where they visited their sister the In lin e , said | .Hletdlinl woiitd fine* yttiuji mi tit#*■.•* V ie merely « trend away from scrutiny ■taper, were distributed. The yoiifig and brother-In-liiw, Mr. ami Mr*. discuss Hie hi Ig h li’C side of utmolili nonoree received many lovely • of the stars. At any rate, It should 1•rIffi*1, I (|ff H if hi1 ileveiopliieiil Charles Shnw. Tlmy visited In he fond for thought for Holly­ gift* from her friends. A birthday I'iiiladelpliia, I'll and New York !* In Ifr 1 1 .,| M) I m cake topped with a miniature San­ wood correspondents, Including ta Claus, lelndcei and colored an- City. •>thU one. f I I ’L» The arter-eyadcr wa* enlhusla- 1inrtl rrarker*, wa* presented to tic shout hi* lerrntlou with It. 8. .Sharon and II was served W’ilh Henry R. Smith, nephew of Mr*. Now LADIES SUITS audiences. |fe Indicated there Is a Christmas rookies nml Ire cream. J. K. Kllaworlh, and Maynmd great thirst among Americans, The guests "ting "llanpy flirtli- Newman of I'oiillm, Mich, were especially ynungei onus, foi henr­ day" to Sbntoo ns she blew out the 'Tirl*lnias vUilois with Mi. mid f !»■«* ltd |iy Id vyHi! Im ing the good writings of the ages. lit1 1lislny candles. 'is. Kllswnilh al Hicii lioni" on ‘ ' Those allending weie Kthnl Ann iii’iirdull Avrnill’. They me inak It lr a demnnd which wes mil I*tied v uhii' im m ; h ?» _ In older rlays liv the Chnulautpm Sleluinoyer, ('hrslet Ann Pmkrt, ■ig n loin nf Plnlidii nml plan In W circuit, but which has been neg­ Donna Peleis, .1hnet Jnhnsou, Judy isll tlnviimi. I.avcmler, Diane Sniilh, Slim mu lected In modern times. Laughton spent two hour* read­ Whbblon. Freddie (inllelta, Susan BETTER OK ESSES Mr. ami Mrs. P. P. Cfcniide'll ing the Bible, Shakespeare, Thnm- Dekle, Linda Hall, Martini Keel at Wolfe, James Thurher, Dickens lug, tlrenda David. I.lmla llmvev. mil as their guest* for the Christ­ and other works to his listener*. Patty Brown, I.lmla Mllcliell, mas holiday Lieut. Col. and Mrs. NOW He performed this feat in fid Skippei Fundom, Johnnie Fi. liel W fi. Campbell of Khalliuar, Fla. who have returned to their home, town* and traveled fi nun miles !tv herper arid tlnttlr Jardinc AUI < O N IH I DIN I'D .Also Mrs Fay l-ce, Mrs II A. and Mrs. It, H, Morphey ami son ear. A recent U. 8. cltlren, he acN ow (iulr*d » new respect for American Stelmiiever. Mia, l.eiui Hleliumiver, Hilly, who plan to return In their Mr*. Ralph Peters. Mrs. Curtis borne in Boblttsvllle, N, C. tomor­ geography. "Before thl* trip," he said, "I Lavender, Mrs. liutiert Smith, row. _ Intr.v little of the United Slates, Mr*. Donald Wldddnn, Mis. Ilart W aside from what 1 *aw from a (ialletta, Mr*. Melvin Dcklc, Mrs. plan# or train window, traveling Ilavniund Halt. Mi*. Harold Keel­ between Hollywood and New York. ing, Mr*. J. C. David. Mi*. Bill , The tour taught me a great.deal llarvev, Mrs. David Brown. Mu W ith HMtt'hinic Mil *» about this country, particularly Boh Mitchell. Mrs. W. J. KlrhrlHATS herger nf Lakeland mill Mm . W how much there la of it. E1f» mn|i|| pmhL*m mi 'Liiiti* 11till ftl1e«11% ytool fill m1vf % \ y "I read before audience* com­ R. Brown. fiptfil i.ilffM nr in / ftpiiv w»*if $ i i*r» posed of huslness men. school teach*Imhhy-mixer* and college p k ic k on c h k ■tudanta. They had the»o things ; wav w n* In common: a natural affection • for good literature, a profound WOMOt... enthusiasm for living theater and aw Mrs. It, K. Evan* was hostess at a “tea* warmth that made me tin home at 70B Magnolia Avenue I0V6NT feel at home wherever I went. •M Tuesday evening for the re­ mi wav Laughton hadVm ly one bad • To w e l S c Ik D O W N S gular meeting nf the Junior Wnament during tne moment the tour. tour, T in t men’s League of the CougiegaII v C A M N ttN cam# whan a drunk began hack- t Ion al Church. The rooms were llv C A N N U N S ellm 111 |(,#yt»n Ifi ri>\ I . aetor f littge I'wtli li iw c l,; 2 Im i i 'I line him In Chicago, The beautifully decorated with pnln• fii\ til oom I li II Di 1A'ot L (ccptiiimrlly gn,»l i i m I'I y finally left the microphone mlerophon and Hetties and Chrlstuiaa greenery. tow cl*; 2 bulb I'bilhs tti Ki HW *«ld fn the audience: "Thla man le 1 iilnr* W e ir It.ilH H In I f fi l*’i Mr*. Bonner Ca rte r presided annoying mat If hr la annoying over the business session after you, wiry don't 'you throw him which a social hour wa* enjoyed. $L!*S ' . . , /i / FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - DISC. JO - >7 Truth Seekers Have HKtal Lalender P e r s o n a l s >\ I’rice Nmi Mayfair Prepares For New Years Dance 4 loscniil SJ.'.IS Mrs. Morris .VfliniHcd To Itchckah I I WOKIi CLOVES Hollywood Sharon Loo Honored With Birthday Party FALL \M > WINTER COATS tiltEATLV BEOLCEO! Noyv 9-iW 4^ * 8 - « 6.00 Mr*. Evans H I For Lcnffuc Mccfinjr Electro (.'lose! Dryers Bathroom Buys Now $1.98 Only $1.98 sel at mm »l(d" 2 1? ♦ Wnsh Clfiths HI for $1.00 CloHi'out $2.0H o Dellclou* refreshments, consisting .„ tha .... hint and, #nd( of congealed salad, Chrlslnia* can­ The audlance look he.' ' ousted the heckle*. Laughton ape* and coffee, were served by then opened sanad hi* Bible 4nd ehoao tire hostess to Mr*. Clyde Stinson. this *t•loction loction from provorbt: Mr*. Ralph Losslug. Mr*. John —■ v- — * — n the wine Root. Jr ., Mrs. Carter, Mr*. W il­ bur Keeling ami Miss Helen Witte, Ilk# a aarpant and stlngelh like 11,000. the total for the Blooming(An, Ind., date. Otharwist, the tour ran »i ly. Crowd# numbered ^a* Mgl Tussy Wind ond Weather Lotion PIECE GOODS lifvler )1 lite M*Mw Mty Pin Weie In Brown, U r * «t, R'i.e. Blue jn d T a n Regulnrly I I UH yd. January 8, 10HO t I Special l o f f e l l M e •••M B I I tS grite* fh t fas w .«r ,y t \ N I l)IU > (Jit I A N I K ) M il |l N O N r I A » I f - A I l i I I A M l I N (i A l< H O VV LINDA DARNELL -* PAUL D0U0LAR • saftarn ski* from kaed le MMvNAMV x im a prete<H agaknt waathae lip « N t * : M a— .. —ji —su^ _ ------------ ADDED — MARCH of TIME’S • neka-wa NEW YEAR’S EVE MID-NITE SHOW SATv — 11:80 P. M. ‘Oh Yon E X T R A t PoothaB Htghlighta of, 1949 ® m . ' I t a t k t a l t W o n iw . Hilling Flannel m . MmMm r ■: >■ ' 1 ‘ ,3"'vT’.’Aj-'" , ' itegulm h rc r .t't. C repe, Tiyffet., M e ld in g ttnd B*lbriggen, Special $IJMI yd. *»■ ‘S A N F O R D Our bookH are cloHed for the year. All charge purchases will not be hilled until January. 11 — . Mrs • ATereri. TMS ’. i m m t -:• *Kt S ' v ^,.-7 / ------------ & i - i ----- : - Nov elty F lip p er 11 !U1 yd. ; >v I ................— mm ('loHcout Oilc yd. $4.98 vhIuch $8.89 $3.98 values $2.98 tP m K yrl- t ilile W e*ve. •orterl m in is. Hltex ’l l thru 44 ft ■ ■ ; Rome S'e diurt lengths. Vulues to 42 t'.t tine BOWNS and PAJAMAS "FOLICKMAN'B HOLIDAY" CtH TD ON - ''Wynhen, Mlrnken A Nod" • yard* faknt templeMen • dewhlet« yd. I'afCetir. Flannel M II1 0 M 0 M • toother rough, chappadheads • craawy-iHtaethid fragraal * D Tec* t!jtli*rd"iet Faille, liv id Solid ctdm Tafle ta , Rryutt CORDUROY MR$. WlAJfK VBFNAY will regiater pupils for her kindergarten for the aetond term beginning 807 Oak Avenue or Coll 1088-R Closeout _____ a ..... M tm m Switn. �I X V *. % TO tJM fc A Y op Teams Ready For Major Bowl Tussles S J Solves Tricky T C f Oklahoma Squad; I lue - Gray S t a r s J inish Final Pructice / I • , t ' • LOOKIN' AHEAD BA TON HOUCK, La., Dec. 29 -</P ~ l -oulilenu State Univer­ sity foot! nil couch Cuynell Tin s­ ley 1 rake down nnd admitted to* day hat................................ Okhihnma’s tiicky s.pill T fo matlon is no longer a mys­ tery ho him Rut he uddfd hastily that he's plenty Worried about the Soonera who will he running from that formation when I .HU meets Oklahoma In the Sugar Howl at New Orleans on Jan. 2. " T ie ipiesllon Is," he said, “even If we know about them ire ve good enough to du anytidltf about it?" till I, Tinsley acknowledgewent that ‘ ■ he knows something about Oklohuntii ' i ’s style at teats was an advance river earlier rumplaints that he rnulilh't Itnl out. • thing. The Bonners themselves haven’t been any help. Their pturtirea have been closely guarded. And they went iinsroir.e.! l.v LPU during their tegular seas-ui With the offense that "five-ami •lx-yerds you to death.” Rough work is over fur l/.niv Una State hut at liiloxi, Mr*s, base of the Oklahoma Boonets, the Issue is clouded. Oklahoma will continue prac­ tice session* today l.ehinll it ■ thick, canvas sheet winch ■hields their training filed from Inquisitive eye<. in Montgomery, Ala., wide offense prntmhly will hr order of the day Saturday wnen all-star te am s fioin North and South meet in the i :’ih annual Blue-Grav game hear. Head coaches Hlnir Cherry of T fX il, Gray leader, and Ray Clolt i/t Illinois, chief Hlue men­ tor, called u hall to lough worl yesterday as both srpiads heVan polishing their offense. The attack hv both squads will be liberally sprinkled with tm ward passes, laterals and intri rate hall-hunilliiig muueuveis designed to Spread the defense. Taking the spotlight in the aerial game are Auburn's Travis TjneWfll ami William anil Mniv'Buddy I.ex for the (Hays and M<•i oil* Of Miami lOlilu) and Hei nl# Krueger of Illinois for the Bluea| On<lhe West Coast, Ohio .stale * . “ number of dangerous back fieid artists, adept at run­ ning, passing or both. 'California » offense has been built to g|tl etmr moils itegrea around Otto; man,, quarterback r ■A H ^ au** * e r a W ENT TO Mj h x a * . puRT A fre R g e r /e g th e IkMS ACM O O T ENOUGH raMAKK A MAN ME rin g O ur a nooci O F L E T T S ft* fN O M me m o r s f a ir \ 6 5 , / (. C O N ^ 'P e N T i / t O O H / N a f o R W A K p r o ///•£. f/R G T W O P i- P G U R 'S S C M 4 M P /a .iG M fP bHGutO SHOT Tart M E E T N O W T H A T M B 'C the S O I M O T O M A M A O S 0ROOKLVM 4& A/M / THE A G A IN >T MhSMT H E L P /UNI TO A NON TNAT TN 0 V V E N E\ B it t i t A T E H P M E b //V 4 ft O h ' IN G E R t E 6 *Tl'A U R ETlT'O ti. l | hi«| fltlslil *| J-ai* AP Nrwnleiitiues Da l l a s ’ihe to..ti.aii . i u ii .ii In live] lull they'll* still t lllk nit: and will do ho fin into the winlci ■ila.id little .liilinriv Cliaiiipu.il, I In* Itok Hope ot Boot hern Mull....list University. .Ini.nov lias iim.lhei season ot (nnthull oil tl.e hilltop i,irut thing* ate pird.ilr.| Im the guy they call Jnfjimy Buper-Moii e and Tov Bulldog. Champion is Dm fellow Leon llu|t, Nolle Usmn'p all Alliei |. a end, said was ihe -"foslm>l guy I ever n m " .luliiinv .-aught six pxsn'H for 117 ytitdi. uHulnel the Fighting Irixli. lie cun lav you in the illnle will) Ills story ot meeting up with Hint. Johnny, who If fie*1feei-fmit mid TH E 6 A,Ilr TEAM OVER 3 ^ Sr4' D l l ifTAwlli fr / th i* " ill I could do was to ralch hie foot,” lelules I'hmnploii. "Down lie went A lid you know he came up I.. me m..| sin.I 'if von do that again I'm going tp lell Die lefrree on you.’ I answered 'wllh a hurl look: 'Oh, no; you wouldn't do that,' " » ( . .. Johnny ndtnitlrd that ,|>e-might hnvn Keen In.lJlrif 1o|i the (ilay, Dmiigll. Hr ini.I lie lure "got liinglml up in Hint's shoe b irrs" "You sen", hr explained. "I Just learhrd to In I. Ileus,” •• i : x i 'I.o i h :d x m a i e c r s BAN I A M O N IC A , i ullf . lie,29 1/1*1 A Id,'ll si'hoi.l iithletlr lei-o. inti.m ofli. ii.l wipiy. a wink J A C K S O N V I L L E , Dec. 29 -(/I'l llig iigircinelil « it ll* . pi leges to Although foggy weather deluyeil hull what he calls "Hie tuiiDllixiog filial In-lit-« ill Die ..pen oil-age mid ••i|.l.dllii|t >.f high Irhodl ath/ i. if 1. HV* slake of Die I'toey Wood.* club ll'tl'h, field trials, officials hoped In com plidi* the program l>v tonight. J,rrvKinl' They hud two heals yet to run III the nil age event plus Die pup py state and open deiliy. rantlel fla>«, Fred Morrison, i n i ’ i1! ^ " J,'"»nv Clark Cliniupinii Bat ilia flam, wlnum, ,AU built .oip the tola! hy Individual passing' « nd all hut of the Texas open all-age el ok.qdarterhxck Kavle contrlhuteil to the amount ,by running with tiie ■a** yesterday. Tliey will take over Memorial I" £•>!*». Ui* Doaker and Choo-Choo^hvo oi the mom Field el Miami Reach, where Die famoui mint of fool hall-final ly Kentuckians have Keen training since Hal'urday. The Wildcats hay# fatten together. It required four college sea- shifted I heir trainiii),' grounds to Field In Coral •one and 6 Cotton Row) game Uumterharkt Gables. h ,V * "'•* ■«•»»*• Kentucky's l,eMil ci.it'll I'aul b*fn wanting. ^ Walker, (lient, lityuni whs -toging the In­ t^ee-tlme 4m-America of ftouil,- jury hllies liftei ye»l hi day's scrim . ' ‘»"«-0hoo Is mage cession. Doug Moseley, 29(l.pimud first W«*.LkhMl)f ^W JUeUfie. Two-time North Uaroljna All - America, string offensive c ent c r. suffered ii hruWd shoulder late In Die conMka for tha Tar tc< l-KIce Cotton ■ f* t game Monday. tact Nesnion hut X-ltny exiitnlna'fltrong admirera of c*ci, othco lion ilisctused no fracture or de . u f h oareora that run a parutlon. In Jacksonville, Mkcmnj began 5 ^ t nR s.P*^*1**1* , Walker and Jaitiee ahooh hands um| talked tapering off Its Gator Itowl footimll workouts today while Mary­ tJflMl *1 °l *' n,r" y""t*rt,y Hf* land took one more round ot eii- i i ? nn Which rough scrimmage to prepare for if f . dlj*r-~thaCs cgnvcrsa- next Monday'* game. M W .W a to d h never sayg m ttchNever a howl winner, Missouri 85* af*11 * lP n *p«>V»n to, Jui^ and its coach Don Fnurot spent yralerdny'H drill al F'ort Lauder­ dale working on a defense to stop the tricky split T formation FanClara rot Invented. wheiliiled to etui a At Jnckionvllle Ben eh, MnrvM 0 ° . « ,,a four-day train trip for land conch Jim Tatom was work­ t l i i r foHtlng with the University ing on an uffunsu that will give ■TkantiMtlF III the Orange Bowl Missouri Just thu kind of trouble Faurot fears. Kvury Torp back *t t i; T* ^ J W j a Branca are due to Miami waa passing the ball in tha morn­ MtorU|r jrfter noon aboard a Rea- ing workout. The hulfhacka went at U again ln.tho afternoon before a rough contact ee«*|uit. M. V. CAROL ANN n.cci Texas for the consolation •tile mid Vanderbilt will play Alahsmu for seventh place. In games jieslenlay, Texan defeated Alat.sina 18-41 In a last halt drive and llayloi topped Vanderbilt ill-fin. weiglis Dir.. I.i'ing Imill along Hie lines ..t a iniiiiature lank, was ..op.. .-.I to lil.H'k Hint -lx tret four and weigtiiug 269. I V I'liillip- of 'Iinliauapulla, ..uc ..I 299 i epieNelilutives from I'l -l ilci al Ihe iiiuotal . onveiition "l *1" Notional F.'di'i iitloii of "late High fid....I Athletic Assn- ........ Hiiggi sled a working agi. i iiieiif with ilir N i’AA slniilai 1 • l"al now in effect with profpsi.ioitt I.n -i'l.all leuni.. W M .l'O T T FIG H T NKARR I'll f I.A D E L I'lll.t, Dec. 2B.~ Dl'i John (OxI Dm Drosa, a I'rim•>jelVMiiiu athletic corninisHluner, set February 8 fm the 10 round heavyweight bo xin g Ik ml between Jeisey Jo* Walcott and llatolii Johoion. Da Groxa named the date after n healing yesleiduy attended hv p i i . i i m t o r Mm i v Bleinmaii and Id* matchmaker, I'eie Momn. .steinman and Moran wanted the hunt on F'el.iuary 16. Hu Grosa denied them Dml date, i.aylng It was too cloxt’ to the scheilnled Ray IHugart ItiililiiMiu-George (Bngari Costner middleweight limit here F'ehruary OKLAHOM A C IT Y . Dec. 20. — Second seeded Wvomlnw Is in tiie finals nf the all-college ha-kethall tournament tonight, es expected, hut there’s a stranger in the opposition,— Oklahoma City University. Tup seeded Oklahoma AAM, heralded to win Its sixth straight title, fell In the semi-finals last night to alert Oklahoma City 87•16 The loss was the first for Hunk Ihu’s Aggies In IB all-col­ lege tournament games. Wyoming had an easy time of AikmiNas, 49-26. Arkansas and AAM meet for thud place In the first game of Die double header tonight. i/I'j City’s coach Doyle Parrack hav­ ing learned his basketball while playing four years under Ilia. Pari nek molded this year's team Inuii a group of troys unwanted hy other colleges because of lack of ability. • OCIJ was a IU point underdog when it met the Aggies, hut took the lead at the outset end was never headed. I wo players wete tusserl out as tempers flailed. With time running out, (tale MeAittiur, A&M junior guard, missed u .hunce to tin the score after he WH- fouled. Utei the game, lire walker) orei to his student and told Pur­ rs. I, "Nice going, son.” Parracl: was too tense to do anything but shake hands, A few minutes later, he com:— V IHIhn llllr imrled, "it was lough, mighty |..l(il:.r. I .over. tough." j li ,.v.i cninitv Parrack asked Iba for aid in plotting strategy against Wyom­ ing Wyoming and UCU hath have v.inning streaks of seven draight S H O T TON A t Ibu’si A g g i e s Lose 1st Tourney G a m e In A 37-35 Tussle Sun ford • Orlando Kennel Club Entries \ Sul ilia Sam Shows Form In Pincy Woods £"’77 NF.W ORLEANS, Dec. 29-l/P) Top-seeded Gardner Mulloy may have a tough time today In the semi-flimls uf the Sugar Bowl tennis tournnmrnt singles. The Miami player meets unseeded Vic Sclxus of Philudephia, who had little trouble In upsetting third-seeded Earl Cnchell of Lo.r Angeles In the second round play yesterday. Helxns won lt-2, *1-0. Mulloy took three sets to heat Tony Trahert of (.'inrinnaU *1-1, 2-tl, ll-l. Slesus’ victory was the only lip* hut Ilf early play. Second-seeded Arthur Larsen ul Sun Francisco anil fonith-seed• I Herbert Fin...... I Los Angeles meet In the other semi-final mutch. Douglas play lo-gln* today with Codicil and Larsen seeded first unit Flam and Sdxns second. The top team meets Arnold lieisser of New Orleans and Steve Potts of Memphis while Flam and Seisun meet Herbert Returnim of Vi. Lauderdale, mid llalblets. MtNoeU RHOMN TuQ I N'M Tti •H AT V UN THE j o d tJU R T OklahomaA*&M. N.Y.Rangera Score 1949 Football Histo.ry Made By Hockey Comeback Gagers Fall To In Two Platoons, Television, Irish League P l a y Oklahoma City Mu H o y , Seixas Clash In Bowl Net Tournament Today N. C. State Scores Victory Over Top Rhode Island Five N EW YORK, Dec. 2 9 -U P )— Four things made footbay history ' during the year. They were, not ■ necessarily In order of their im­ portance, Notre Dame, television, two-platoon arguments and high i scoring. i Notre Dme, voted No. i team In the nation week after week In The Associated Press poll of sports writers, finished sit fourth i straight unbeaten season under Coach Frank Leahy. By winning 10 straight, Including a 27-20 I hair raiser In the final with Southern Methodist, the Irish ran their unbeaten string through ! Ilk straight games. At the beginning uf the season, Leahy made his usual prediction: ' ‘We'll lose three games.” At the end he said: "It was the greatest team i ever coached." Television brought all Notre Dame home games and several others to about one-fourth uf the nation. The coaalal cable en­ abled football to reach more IH'ople than ever, which proved a problem In itself since most of the conferences agreed that the fans ought to attend the games rather than watch them at home on TV. Home schools suf­ fered a noticeable drop In at­ tendance. Pro and con arguments raged all srason over the two-platoon system. A Frankenstein created by the unlimited substitution rule, was the way some small school* termed it. A school without 22 good men— 11 for offense and 11 B O YS C L L it C H ID 4 If AM I'S VA LD O S TA, Ua. Dec 29— t/Pl for defense— just Couldn’t use — Elisabeth City, N. C , won the the two platoon method. fin the uthrr hand, coaches Southern Buys Club foul ball cham­ pionship with a 7-9 victory over with large squad* loved the rule which first was used in 194k. Valdosta last night. High scoring, most coaches The touchdown, made in the third period hy quarterback Joe agreed, was the result of the system. It had Gregory, came on a <12 yard punt two-platoon return. Gregory passed to Pete fresh men always on the at­ tack: The outcome showed Hmoak for the extra puint. Valdosta, sparked hy National Ik major teams with points Boy of the Year in 1948 Frankie for both themselves and the in every game. Harrison, threatened icverol times opposition only to be held by the F.li:ftbeth Closest thing to a scoreless City defenses. Valdosta drove lie was a hnnddul uf 6-0 within the Elizabeth City SO yard game*. Coach F.arl Hluik of Army, line 4 times. The game was rponaored hy the whose Cadets went through their Valdosta H< ys Club in cooperation i lifili unbeaten season in six years under Ills capable guidwith other similar urgaiilxatiuiis. Fiiidentified DiHe.iHe I v i l l H Florida l)et*r K ID D I 6 L ftn D I AI L U IA B H E E , Fla., Dec. 29. - t/l'i Fl'.rida deer are menaced hy an as yet unidentified dlieaee, the flthte Game and Fre*h Water Fish CommisHlon reports. Borne 29 deer have been fount) dead of the infection In Orange, .Osceola and Brevard cuutrtiex this Full und Winter. Examliiatlun of the hoilles ahuwed congesled iniigH. Hlnle Wildlife biologist O. Karl Frye said the malady mav he a virus Infection with somewhat the ■me effect on deer as virus pneu­ monia or mriiieiixa has on human livings. RA LEIG H , N. O., DeF. 211-' I/Vl North Carolina State look­ ed like the team I" beat -Ulld forward Hammy Itanslno like Ihe tnnii to sto p as the Dixie haskeU.oll classic rolled into its second imiml today. HaiixItlOi wlm's been having liemi'iulouM success lit lids young season, till a peak of XI points yesterday In lending tils males L i l l i e ra n he done to slop the to mi Mi 'll vletorv dver Rl.o.l ■ •lUensc, Frye laid. He Is request­ Ldiilid Stale in Ihe Wolfpacjx's ing hunters to report dead deer lllsl tom i.aiueot test. The husky young sharp-shoot round In Hie Moods, however. ei's hrillimit performance which BI'ORTH - JIM T. included lf> tield goals sliengthNEW ORLEANR, lk-c. 29 ■’ ■•in <1 N. I'. State's favored pom -The Sugar Howl college Dixie lion in tlu- tltreo-duv slmw. Juiiiing the host Wolfpuek ill crown remains at Louisiana Sli* the day's c.huiuplnnship sciill- University for at least unuth finuls are: I'oiin Stale, which year. LSI! whipped .Syracuse 6 provided the opening day's only Inst night to keep llie champin' upset hv oullasting Duke, 61.48; shlu. The loss w hs the first in a Imw' West Virginia, u fiH-fiO winner over Ninth Cnrulinu; and Georg­ show hy the eastern Intrrcolltplab ia Tech, which di-fcntcd Waku tltlehnlderi of Coach Roy Him molt*. LRU holds the national In­ forest, 114-67. N. C. Statu was paired with tercollegiate championship. LRU’s Jack Dyer, a 176-pounder, Georgia Tech in Ihe windup of another afternoon double header clinched the meet when he decistoday, and West Virginia and ioned wild swinging and wide open I’m State in tha final of a night Julian U V ln e In the seventh fight double heder. First round losers dropped Bob Lemon of tha Cleveland In Into semi-finals pairings In. tlte illana lex) American League pit consolation bracket. The pairings cheri in aeilste during IB4U match Wake Forest with Rhone with 71. two more than lie Island State lit Ihe afternoon ami Newhouaer of the Tigers. North Caroline and Duke at night. Georgia Tech encountered un­ expectedly tough opposition In its first-round victory. G K iniCliN D RACING ON (•m il BLANKETS, SATIN QUILTS CHENILLE SPREADS lUgului values up to R.ttH PAJAMAS Ry "Tommy lioy" and "His Nibs", snipe Chxmbray or rotloa crept. Valuta 2.28 lu 2.«9 T R IP S T O N I T E ’S A L L 1—Rambling K 9—Mr*. Powera 8—Fleetfoot Ram 4— KC Blond 8— Happy Rouge 5— Charring Croaa fl—flilk Box 7— Little Bquaw jiPAf* FIER , SANFORD, FLORIDA Mtva'te Boat Yard and around Old River |i.00 per peraor H I . FEA TU R E " f "" Greyhound Qua le on tha nfr tonlte over WDBO nt 8:10 with all tha 'dope' on the doga at tha BanfordOrlando Kennel Club. NO MINORS ALLOWED • POST TIME 8:00 P. M. hour beginning at giOO P. M. every day axeapt Wedneeday. Mlaimuiefor Bl People - |8.d0 per person for all above mil k laUhur lima for this trip A. M. Boat available for * avarv.Wedevsday all d i l l every eveula STA R TURN AT Hroktn lot S U P S in crepa and ro llo n M argaret ALL O'Brien FKLT I1AIS Ksgular vs 1nr* I.VS . . WOOL SWEATERS Cardigan and Rllpover style*. Red, lllur, Nile, (frown, Navy. Millie Regular value* 2.88 ana 1.88. Curd!nun*, xisv* 10-12-14; slipoiers, 8 In 14 I'AJAMAH, rsg. Klrkernlck Kayon Jerney CIOWNN, t i v n i l P l Ireg. T R I values VMIMTn R.9R a«PO Handmade SAQUE add CAP SETS In pink, blue, white, Keg. 7.98 ' Ninth Race^ft-18 Mile M c K vm mul A pen C olton Knit Colo S h irts . I.fiB va lu e s. . SPORT SHIRTS t.MM recently, made n strdflwukuwitig yesterdny, Thu d i M P M B i .by Lester Vnrn nf JnckxanVilln and hutidleil by Bill KIchuHa of I,e«sInp-j*. (Ini, Itnd tlnuo (kmL ahi ran « good nice, !RhorVa llrowniu Dunne, uwned liy demld Livingston nf (Jultman, Ga., and Now York, allowed fine form and made two clean flnda. Itayim partly, half slip rtitnblnalntis, BHc values , . HatIstv half slips, SlHc values . . . . Short sleeve collan plaids, by "His Nilis «D.s .1-1 Regular tallies l.9ti lUiytm The University of Delnwan will piny Id hiiM.ethall game during tin* 1949-69 aeumm. ance, was utie uf two-platoon foot­ ball and atemad to prasant tha best argument in its behalf. "Only tha old guard wants to eliminate two-platoon football,” Rlalk insists. "That’s because the old guard or any 00 minute player couldn't play today’s rules." Resides Notre Daiiih and Army, California and Oklahoma were other collegiate powers with unbeaten seasons. Army, by trouncing Navy, llk-tl, before 102,000 fans In Philadelphia, ran Its undefeated string through 20 games. Previously Army heat Michigan, 21-7, to snap a 20game Wolverine winning streak. Though the AP All-America team was made up of II senior#, the one player l« emerge with the greatest honors was Iwoli Hart, Notre Dame's giant 260pound end. F'oothall groups in New York, Philadelphia and Washington awarded him trophies which Is akin to calling him the player of the year. Hart not only blocked well, caught passes, curried the hull on end— around pluyn hut also showed In the filial two Irish games that he wu* a fulr-tomlddlin fullback. The si*-foot-four athlete really put Turtle Creek, Pa., on tha sports map Among the pros the big story was the merger of the National League and All-America Con­ ference. li brought to an end a four-year wai costing promoters millions if dollars. The rival leagues merged just before I he Cleveland Browns heat the Man Francisco 49ers, 21-7, in the Conference play-off, giving Cleveland its fourth straight title. Cleveland, San Francisco and the Baltimore Colts will operate in the new Nutiorial-Amerlcan League setup for 1960. The Conference, in existence since 1946, began the year with seven teams with the Brooklyn Dodgers lining up with the New York Yankees. The merger- left Buffalo with­ out u team; Ted Collins and his New York Bulldogs of one year, took over most of the \tuikees. LADIES' D CD E f CORDUROY COAT, LEO* GINO SETS Paatel Pink, Blue, Malie. Re golar valuea 6.98 �'T THURSDAY DEC- 29,1949 ~:77T k -m -------- Leiral Notice H T iF IrA T K o r C O M fO R A TI. D IM O U 'T la l r |« T b * I i h i Aad n r T M A etkarU r O l '111* > l * l r l i t P lu r ld a ¥ il A I X T O W H O M T H E S E PUT. CKNTH h llA l.l. C O M E O tIK I.V INCH i t h l i Is in c e r t i f y |tint, w h s r rn * Lcu ts A r l j s l i s r B roo klyn ff Y l \ . m < K I C u m m i n s , l.onir I p I a Vii I IV Y K n th s ilns II Lwnftvr. * iuux N\ Y dill oil 1h* iktU i of Jun e, A I» 194« c«us* to lUcoi no 11*t*(l u ml n the pro vision s of C h u n t e r imiHi, L a w n of H o r l d a . A r t s »t A A C Ol FLO IU D A . IN C a tM*r|ior«tiuii vi Itn Its p r i m Urnl plwce of IdjM ness ut Munford Count) in Ih* .State of H u r l d n . amt w here as th* elucktiolilern of such cor layy i>f ijorMfion (lit! on the 2*Dh da Uecemher . A li m t. C* Use |o • bu filed in His office of the Sec* retar v of Hint* of the Stale of Flo ri d * a C o iim h I of .*11 the M o ck holder it under the |ii(»vlslons of said ChA|iter l unit 4 I.awa of Flo ri da, Acts of |»2f>, S h o w in g th* dissolution of such corpora* lion and the S e creta ry of sttit* Is ^*M*ifird that th* reunite* luent* of law hsv* h*eh ♦oiuptl. d wtih IN W ITS* KiLS \Y I I K R K O K I liavr hereunto » r i my hand and have .it fixed the Cleat Meat of tit* Stole of Florida. at T u lla h as s re | •h» Capito l this (he 26to 1 dav of I le . r mh*t A I* C*c* It A U l l A Y . Secretary , d State ML AI Wood for coffin* it said to provld** nnt* of the heaviest drains of Chinese forests. A new neolion of the IVnvei bulldl))# code covert multi-level parking More televialuii Matiuii* ate optintiiiF within the boundaries of the United States than all the rest of the world combined. p ai jMu.iiii.ri a. u*$w, at wiiHi 11Hi* 11icy will hi |iithi Id ) oprltrd ftif c u r b and gutter w ork mi iii't 11. MclJ.iiiVltl* Aveliur W ink In he doll* *Miisi*|. ,.f 1*1 III .II >«»!•« i: p i . i o a l b . n and rut iiishiMM lalo.i .•'r«ir*t |.r «»i HlMtl* VMU ti* CM and innt ciiiil !•* c o n s l r u c l corn .it u. in* i>rfic* f it., city « u d Miittri mi both sides of stria*| Nh Ilford I - Ii.lH i. inilll t uYlcirk to run ?(hi ft n o rt h of u n i «d im v ln g mi n o rt h Mellon\ ill* A vm no* W i - i k will In* doll* itccmd ioa Ik .lW M to 3rdnt* lliiiid I tepur Villen I ' m cfefb tiio.n * v. *pV that Snn f^id 's ■.Inlid.t i d i <f Ills'll In 1hi* k n*4s wil l r., i * .o « li .. I C it y will f u r m - h l * lig .nr* I (lip Mlt the pro]*. I C lifford McK IM .il* Ji Cll % \liiHMgri low. h* gala over II by blowing on a brukrn-dowu clarinet h* baan't uuslrrcd In twenty yrara. From where I ait, different pax |>lt> ale ufuupi guing to respond to different thing! In different w ay* . So let'* keep a friendly under* •landing of what other folks g*t out of a n*w tail, an old clarinet, a chocolate toda or a temperate glaaa of apa.kliug U t r or ait now eud than. M S m n H R if i 1 Children Healthier! N / \ ' . \ ' ' * I (iood * 1!) IMr*1 Door Sedan Arduaililrd \|■>1•.1 i.ii WNil 2nd A Pulmsflo Hrt. HOME I'hone 2inMir> fllrin :n D.nrs .T7!).!(.r> (INK DISIIW ASlIKIt - SINK dacoiute mai l.o i l , ile.tn o .ij --Ile a l I ■ • «g Sr lim a IB* p ,r Mae Inae rtlea llm ra I t r |>rr ll» * la aortlu a il.i.r a Ha p a r lla* ln > ,rtlu k tln.ea to p r r llp e ta a e rllp a p r r li a r l.i r IT ra rlr t u a tra r l H u w prd a In th r lia r. I le a k lr ra te .o r M a r t t a r , rape. PHONIC 118 \. t In luW . UU- # • 1 * l* a a . e e llf y ne Im m rd la le ly If ak i r i w o r r u r a la y u a r ad. W e re p e a l be leepaaalbl* lu r M a ra Ifcau i n l a r u r r r r l laeer* Ile a , t tl THE SANFORD H E R A L D 1— KOK KKNT —I •VELARA A l’A TM EN TH , Rooms and Blori'!). Ill] W. First Btreel. Phone 1431. Wo room aiisrlmeiit, Apply 118 Kim Avenue. 5fiT room apsrtnient. All electric. Phon» Hfifi-J. ilenry Nickel. Coitsf*, unfurnished for rent. 814 Kim Av*.___ ___ ____ Furnished gpnrtinent for r*nl. 814 Elm Ave._____ _____ ________ Nic* 8 bertl room furnlch*d apart- Knr S i t l e — II Choae p e t a l col 1 2 0 "" " fV/Jf.O III. A rlin i-* liiil.M , e Stanley-Ko^ers Hardware Co* 214 SANK!Mill AV K. Ii.n i. 1' HU.A't u rill.ifp l— I t t.llahel, t '..in ill y ('Ini* It,m il, It. li . ,M ur- liii l! — .» A N T IQ U E China, Herrelgry, Com nlele Victorian I'm lor Soil.-. Ilsnging l.nni|is Ilia**. Also T l neks end Trash, Melect V.nu Ciifis Here. "Fair Trailing Post", Park Ave. at the le If Court e, Wilder Park hTNI.ER Mactilnrs, Elec. Porlslde. tr. udles. ' Mir. E. fill. SI. Pil 1024. We boll, lor* when yon den t hi it.); your preac. iptioaa ve Laney'a. Phone lih'l. T U X Fl>(> F E E DR: Coi.ij.leta line. Hum's T in tain Feed Rtnr*. ENJOY Sunday dinner at l.nney’* 7f.c also week day*. Louche* A abort order*. _____________ EsilEI.M AN H Red Rose Fed. Tom).ion A Wnlann, 1201 Celery A^e. Phone IlHfl-J, F B I FI) Shrimp Dinner, Berv.-d “The Beil .Shrimp on Earth" every night at iturner’a drill, 324 E mat 1st. Htr»*t. Shook He IsL Watch** ...... 16.1(6 New Work Himes .... $3.1)6 Courier Paints gal. $8.r.n Army Cota, Blanket*, RiinHlan**". Bools, Tnrpai.lin*, Kalncoala. Bunk Red*. ARMY N AVY HtlHPl.UH lO BN .Pnhoeli" _ I'h. 1321 P jTTSB U H d Paliila for every use. IK dla** A Paint Co. ni*nt, Ilk* private home. 818 W. l | I - m AH Pliune 320. W. 2nd. HI _83rd rd HI. li Inuulrw gt Hemlnol* AVen*iiiin HI ^ Co., 82U VV. 3rd For vvciilng appointments .arid Venalihn Uliud damouitratlon* at hum* or at m Phon* I1B2-W. store call 1110, your Kelvlnstor For R*nl or Bale— New 2-b«droom Dealer. Rang**, refrigerator*, furnished house — electric kitch­ and Easy wanker** Ht. John’* en. ; City water, lights anti tele­ Electric Company, First and hump. Fool y.'uia old; au.hlle mill l.ridli- 1126.181. I'll. HM-M. S l'K FIA I. FIHI J A N D A m T O N LY Aaaorted Broiler Chicks, heavy .....I light, from I'liliurm Tested Hmka, Rocha, Red*, Wyan* dollea Crosse*., t‘i.lW-100. F O B., (Ml.II., Live liellvery (luaranl.i'il Tuke udvanlage of this ..Her now. ORKHTMONT H A TC H E R Y , Kept. (15, Bo* 7. Rluckwo.iilj N. .1. BABY CHICK id'EO IAL. Dpcpiiiher only. Puiloriim Tesle.l I' ltK‘ks. II Reds, Wyandollea, Rock-K.-d Crosse* f 6.40 — tint Not He led, F.O.B., C.O.D. Live Delivery l i i i s r m l r r i l . < REST Ml (N T H A T C H E R Y , De|d. lift, Box 7, Blackwood, N. J. ____________ For RiiIp - I Jersey i'uw, milking. I good young mule. I'h. U37-W. I n in e i c 'i l • 1;.|, f .1 lu u l. ■trl |. Ill I i lu lill 1III - II,. .1 .>1 . III III. .1 lilt 11.1 t **• 4 * , . 1 \ I ' *11. I* ! $995 IIS Nash I Door hud: ill 1 .mil ii'a iiiip o ila tu m fo r m il: ■ : I'ord \liidel A Sedan : ..1 $1295 17 I Door Sedan II Chrysler I Door lie i'h e i. .i.t' gi. i. . .Sperm I SvrvtccH .\.*r m ynml $125 /— 12 NEW FI.IXIHM Mirf.ic.-il III per fectlon. fll.l lli.or-, mail.. I.h< new Fii.l-hnij;, cleiiriil.g it u ■> me puiInlili p.iul-r plnlil. 2:' Vt ni-i lisp* iiel.ee 111 lisililmili County, II. M (ileaxou, 1 i>h. Mary. V E N E TIA N I I I . INKS mad.i I.. or oer. ,Seminol« V>-neli*.i lllin.l Co. H2U W. 3rd. HI. Ph-.IM1162-W C A LI. 617 for Rallery, lieaernl.ii unit Mtur.er sec vie*. Hwum'e Rallery Service, Mill W. l-iret Ht ORLANDO Morning dsmilnel. Or lamlo Evening Star. Call Rulpl. Hay. IlflC J, ___ LAWN MOWERS sharpened, l.n y cle* repaired, lock i key wmt No wailiug-work guaraniee.1 II. W. Hlmman, .'On Eanl 40. Mi Kanfoi.l, Fie. i Formerly with William* FU ll Mlmpi RAM EY'S llpholslery Shun For nltiir* and automobiles. Rru-..<i able prices. Free pickup A .le llviiy. Hus I III, Ranfurd. Vddoi neb llefiigeinll.in He. vice* and Appliance*. Call |!i'.‘ II ... 1240. LOCAL und Long Distance Mm Ing. Hl.uage und Crating. VVieluWriliaiii* A Co, (not Inc.) Ulio North Laurel, I'hone DII4. KIO O lllAIR K Sale* and Service H— IIKM* W A N TK U —H 2 Factory trained qualified fie. • vice Men. H IL L H AR D W AR E CO. W A N TE D — Office nlrl who rati I'hone 63. inert public, type and know* 301 E. First a.one rudiment* of bookkeeping. Must lx* neat and pleasant. 14— M IS T 4b FO U N D — 14 Wrili. In longhand to Ho* K In core of Ilei ntd, _______ LO ST — 17-Jewel Elgin wnsl watch. Reasonable reward. Re­ Coloieii w.imnn for flat w ort deturn to Herald office purii.u'iit. Applv Hemlnol* Coun­ ' fL " 'D ~ T * " ty Laundry before 7t80 A.M. L 0 8 T — 12*14 Brown Tarpaulin ready tu w.irk^ n e n a i i f on Mellonvlllo, Catalina Drive or Locust Avenue Thurnluy D.-c, !L • W O R K W A N T K 5 II 20th. Finder tdeaHn return In k ^ th w ^ »y tjii^ irj^ f lto i^ III ACTOR WiJHK Free ia*tli ales on plewlnf and Ifi— AUTOM Omt.KS — lf» discing farm or garden Plata. Alsu clearing and grading build­ 1930 Model A Roadster In iain-up ing losta. Phone 187-J. Jack condition. 10’ ’wheels ami lire*. Itusaall Fender shields end Iota of other extra*. Motor, body ami rhasxtx Write F. P. Frost, Box id Paolai In excellent condition. Ideal car Cnrpentetlng, Building, block for school bay. Pried at 1176.1X1 laying. Paper Hanging, paint­ ing. work guaranteed, fair daal* 1942 Ford Super DeLuxc (Hi F«rdur Sedan. Thl* Is one <>f h.-si intr, reasonable prlceeA prewar cars to be had In Hnn Wanted. Day work aa nuraa ar font. Moior, body tires, and phone. Immediate possession. M s a n o l l ® _______________ Phone 1280-J. SWAP SHOP, 406 K. 4th Ht. W* * & r.' Tfouse Space 800 feet Door Buy, sell or trad* most any■pace or either 1,000 fg*t floor Ihlnw. Phone_ I98-J._________ space, good block building end companion to elderly parson. **rired everp general condition A -t. I'rlcd cement floor, Call at 820 W. Srd H O T LUN CH EH Can drive car, Write P.O. Box day lli30 to 2— with Home at ........ ’ imiG.uu ^ Bt. Phone 1162-W.__________ __ ________ Made rolls and corn Muffina. 21( 2 , Oenava, F la. 1942 Plymouth Special DeLux. ifgga apartment for couple. No (•om.r's drill, 824 East 1st ttmalfceiary craw. Hodlng celery. Tudor Hodan. Body sound and ?hildr*n. Mra. Henley, 308 W. 1803 W. 16th Ht. Johnny Bcott. fttreet. _____________ clean. New tires. New scat 'tilt Bt. covers, and inaehaatcally excel­ KfiabaiT range. Wuod or coaL A L L T Y l ’EB of lent. Priced at .... $646.00 resaonatil* rattia. Good condRion. Ph. 227. ____ H U N T MEBCUBY CO. •a. David & Opp. Mayfair Inn — Phone 1666 I I>lllllll'lt'l $1295 *17 I'ol’d 1 1 .* 'I'oii le-1111111 innIni, r.*11.111.1 I I:. I I n i 111 I’ll I .I I I k 2*!>r. M.onll hl.n'k i.iol wl.ile geiitle-muli. f u r Nate U $175 I I'tlff'l.d. I Peer G ullon 2 8 5 "" W A N ’I K D — lull I 1 .* I <>u «|£jjlDk eri, du e , ... 40 mmole,, od u.let. 2 4 0 -"" ii_ A im c i.K S 1 it:** 0 1 > O ne coul co, Highest iiish |.rb‘« pnl.l fur uaad ‘H I'.ME For Null-- '.ill Kim furi.lluic Ted Davie Furniture tty owner, Nice three l.i-.l.mm. I!.., .'Ill K. 1st. I'll Uf,H. I.uuse iiic.'ly fm iiislic.l no,I .'i|ui|.|.t'tl will. V. iit-tinn lllio.I 7IIU W Third Si. I '.in I..- e.-o 7— 1'els l.heslock-SiipplifH by u|)|.oliitiii.'j.l hU<> VV. 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II, t i l l I'a.t, A Vrilitr. all Hi Ruicli I Door Itaolihier. Toui lurmly J , RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. list* 11FRA LI) W ant Ads M,d. .1 $495 $295 $1195 ^lycnenglt li ividliiy uit J t«j ll/Uj LUMINALL 202 lie |.ii iiiled tnid aii.dhei 11k aiiu.id j) 4(1 Suit* liru e ir.n. I'itKK/.Klt II Dudm* I Inn 1'aiicl in... dl beltei light, belle. , 1011. ten, p.o,e child.ei. „/<»« It eg ii lur p tiir ONH .‘(7 Hiiicli I Door \ 1.11 H u l l .1 We off**r lor <;n]e, Thit Week Only, the folInv.inK new II0TP01N T appliances for t T«h S ft. ItK F Itlt.l lt V lOK I (lOiul Trucks ■IS Riisiuess Coupe o w n HCTPCINT APPLIANCES o n i: t a r mi <1111 lid t (.ood Bar^aiiiH *1 4 9 5 FINAN CING • liel * .* HU 0 • u*> l l t i y MELTON’S USED CARS AI’AHTMK.VT HANGI. IMymmiihs IS lii 24 Mil. - Easy T t r i n . In DEAN '■ A ■ <j L i.XL /. An . u •’ i r d ep en d a b le used cars that hilpM mak» A M . M A K E S • A l l I A lts L llO li C O N D ITIO N t ome pi mwrn~m—* USED CARS m m U I—A I In* n i iT r l no \ \ i li* PAHK AVENUE. * IV I N T E R I'A H K . K I.U IIIIM U V U .liil, PI. . Jit 11 .A vvk -» S Th§ CLEARANCE SALE one: B H D O N 1 v*\M 'ir JEW Kl.lt V RKPAIKIN i. With buck llow tll It's something again. W h«u Buck la ftallug Cuii)ii$Kl. /PCV. Um i i J M o l d ttitmiit tvunj unua M Cttoinulilonitlirc m ptompilv l.rcaul* II got. right to die irai ol lh( I rouble to help looten and **p«l gtnu laden phlegm and aid nature to .ouihe and beat raw, tender, inianied bronchial mocootniembraiiei.Tell yoordruugi.i to Mil you a hold* ol Crtomultioa with th* underilanding you imui like ih* way It quickly allay, ihe tough or you are to hat* yout money hack. Thompson - Reeves J K W B I .K H S e x p e r t wA'icu a n n A Tonic For The Missus M 'Bgwore Caught frem Cemmen Celdt That HANSON From where I sit... Ay Joe Marsh Th* missus remr marching In with a n «» hal yesterday. 8h> « u a* happy a* a rlrrua poster. I've learned on* thing about th* 9*1 * , l‘® buy*. A hat I* a tonic to her. If *h«'a reeling blu*, nothing five* h*r a lift Ilk* a n*w hat. Now, I could trad* In my uld gi»y fedora without railing my blood pr«i*ur* a notch. But i'll admit that mor* than one* I'v* bought a new briar pip* I didn't need— Ju«t b*cau«* Ilf* wai getting a latl* bit monotonous. P A G E Si eE .Vr BE N v f i n m A A V T O R m fK O A M K HANFORD FLO RIDA ■ ■ ■ S i M \ n «. O u r Sales H ih .Iii I s O pen S .U tlllllU ,\ 11t'l ii.uiip' I'll. .lie i n n 1I i �I OCU QuintetTrims Wyoming, 36-35In College Thriller Oklahoma Wins AllC o II c k c T o u r n e y , For F i r s t T i m e ; Miami Beats P e n n OKLAHOM A C IT Y . Dor. 1 8 (A7)— Oklahoma City Unlveislty, which helped originate the allcollage t.NKltettmll here 14 ycsis ■go could never survive the open­ ing. rounds, finally won tin- ti ll" In Ite eevenlh attempt. OCU, the Cinderella team of the tournament, upaet Wynmlnx 18-16 In an overtime game lent night. The acore waa 12-12 at Ih^pml " f the regulation K*tue. In the battle for third place, Oklahoma AAM eaally downed Arkeneaa 17-11. The Aggie*, defend ln^ rhamplon, loat to Oklahoma ,.ty, a7-:tf. In Hie aemlflnnla. O CU’* Parrel Craig, „ 5-10 Jun­ ior, waa named Hie tournament's outatandlng player liv coaehea, official* and a|Hirta wrileia. Texaa Hipped llaylor 49-11 foi tha ronaolatinn trophy yeateidny and Vniidrrlillt alnpprd Alahama 11 #3-44 for Heventh plare. In New Or loan*, Kentucky cam* from behind In a mlle-amlnute climax that carried Hu-ni to a 57-68 overtime victory over Vlllanov* laat night and to Ihe Hugar Howl final* agalnyl Iliad ley tonight It waa Vlllunjiva'a firat defral In eight game* and Ihe firat onepoint victory In Hugar Bowl his­ tory. Bradley coaaled to Hie final* hy trouncing lieliileaa Tiitano 78.48 in the fliat game of Hm tourna­ ment double-header ■ Tola lie and Villnnovn play to­ night in a con hi iInt ln|i game Hint opeua Hie ilnlihlelicnilai ill 7.41 I’. Ulflvaralty of Miami'* faal breaking basketball team survived a daipvrate rnmehack hy the tinveralty of I'ennaylvania to win It* fifth atralghl game, 84.02, hefoie 1,472 fan* al the Cnllaeiim lad night. I t waa I’enn'a aecond all algid dafaal of II* Florida Invaalmi. The ; Lion* trial tli the Ulilveralty of Tampa, 67-51, Tuesday night Miami and renu play again to­ morrow night. Loading 02 62 with Hue* mluUlea ami 211 aecond* to go, tha Hurricane* almoat aaw Hie deadly marksmanship of llarhert Lyon* overhaul them. | After ('apt. Chimp* Harman I had pumped In two field gnat* 1 to Ignite tha comeback, l.yona OCt/rOd ala point* In the final (HI aaconda, twlre aleallng tha hall > And bitting the hoop. Mulloy, Flam To Battle In Sugar Bowl Net Finals NEW OR LEAN S. I»ec. 10-f/l't —(iardnar Mulloy and fourthaecdeil llerliert Flam meet today for the Mingle* rhampionahlp of the Sugar Bowl leimia touriialiieut. Mulloy, the uuniher one needed Mlamlnn, advanced to the finala aa expected, hut Flam'a entiy came with a <1.4, S-ll, n.;t uparf over aecond averted Arlhui l.aiaon of Han Fraiirlaro. Mulloy la'nt Vic Helxa* ol I'hllndelphla In lit* semi-final round *1-2, 8-1, <1-2 Helxa* hail healeri Ihlril-aeerled Fail f'ocliell «f l.oa Angcli'a to gnin hla semifilial hrrili Flam Ih also from l.o* Angeles. The dotihlea title will go to Hie winner of lhf< ('...licll l.aiaen va. Tonv Traheit Hick Havltl match r , M|iell and l.ai .eo were the top-aeeded doll Mr-, ci.mhllialion, hut Trahert, n Cincinnatian, and Havltl, from Ithaca, N. V . were iinaceded. f'ochell mill I,amen advanced I healing Tuero mnl III "f .tack Moiih'iloii*, Im'H i of New Hilenna, 15-51, il 4. Trahert and HnviH won K-in. lt-2, il 1 over Flam and Helxaa, (lie accolid-Ni'i'ih'il I cm iii . Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries H iM i.H T i F .M IIIi:" riM*» i H \t » % _a ifitbo Mil# My I.lin e I.H.Iy Mlu. ii . i Im Ilia* h N u n . F i s h . O r f i i h i l t <V*II IlHlI l o r Ir e . K .1 .1*1-1 W »111r> N U llM i liA n ^ l'g iH ill) i F i r e ! IlMfr I I mI I i I l m i M r i ! I n IVmii I luily K *• v N o t# M u in l I >1* U Tl|*|»V (I llM e , \N eel|e|«e$ fill. HliNilt Mh i . 11 •*i«i I A* hr* . Hi***! M#llr in T l l l l t l i ii %$ »:— n mile* Mile **#♦«»••• IlMir U nli t linn Me# f'rolovtti Hllvri liyem /|i||\ a lllll, ||o III MB! F O I'IIT il Mnrrul MImm M»t**w Htraat Kuperlntendenl Hid 111Chard yealarday look Ihe firat atapa toward Ihe Improvement of two cement ant faced trnnlH emu I* ot the Municipal Alrpoil Immedi­ ately west of the New York Giant headquarters liiiltdlng. | In addition to sealing up and ng over Ihe rrark* " ciack* on •mootnlni th* court rl surface am race a mesh wire fence* 121 feet high will ho elected ■round the court*. Mr. KIChard eat (mated that the work ran ho completed within a week. Tne cement of Hin court l« light green In color. Linen of tho court are built In and will ho painted while. Almut 60 fmir Inch post*, 12 fret high, will hr nereasary for Hi* encloaure. La Motta May Ixisc NYBC Boxing Crown N EW YORK, Her IB -f/ IV - Th* 11 ' toy of the dual middleweight ehamplouihlp may ha on Ilia w«y b4ck. • Jaks La Motta lau't lean ahuut masting tho Kell. I deadline set up iat*rday hy the Now York Hnxg commission for him to sign 'or a March defense. The "Broil* lull'' aoy* he won't he ready until V Juno. Chairman Eddie Kagan of the New York Commlaalnn won't wall up by ah. 1. he'll declare the title vacated ami aet tin a tournament among tha' four leading challen. far*, lie didn't name tho contend* That leave* the door open for Jake to ba atrlppod of hi* New W k title hut atlll remain It in tha national Boxing Association atatee which do not'always co* I.e/I*- Hu n . II M t u lu r ll * I. o I m Aunty I'lliiim Illnik rlui. Mu M *1v. M**u tntiit H a p h a p p y . Mu i k h i i FIFTH II H I ; —A Htthw 1111#* Fin lul n m B lu rt f I n til* v Mntiti F iimI H m urt tr t l t a f i n u D i m \n « Ink nn MeNUlnu. I m p n i . i l flat. H hii nv'k M muIp i . Kitty Hotiil* b ib t ii i i \t i : ~ a iMth* yi ii * Hlmtork II n kn I. liurul llo F «M . Ilulin llnr n»r, ThMt.i., .lean'* Kellniv, Teniiil* III. ims. UoiilHarn llaha ■riV M rrii lu c K -ti/ n in , an, M r lt*<lii*«l, llwlna F a *r, Tnolala lo |lt r. I on aril. » l* i Paragon. elastic I’ lli.l, HtohOnrn K IU M TII n a i K— a taiha N i l * Joint ( omnia lot. Ila.-M tin, riilnr •IstihV, I'alrl.-N I,lie. Ju.ly W h i r l , Has ( ’ mnher. W ild Hull. Ili ir a l M».n in th Work Started On Navy Tennis Court IIU* k. MW11 *'||h**i4r <1 I'oltl Mpu», II. iim I oil | town llui«k#l n a i 'i c — n ini** Hube, flniito. Op I .ud. Tuffy Hill, h ii- T hniu t, I.IHU H 'M tlilf, llelfuNt, 11f*nrk in Tut'li TF N TII I H l »*— i:— n A iIHIkn !RII* nigg Vlllf M n l r h Up. Mlu# y, Olyjilntf lu# Kuru Kuril'v, ri*l#f. Il u r n I 111 *11 p MpItinloN f.lfp. Jf'llr Jfuexe I I.ulnrk, HlPVP.tor# Blue-Ciray I'Tmthall Battle Tomorrow MONTHOMKRY, Ala.. Dec. in IIP)— Blue-Grav football squad, took their laid limited workout today before the IIMli annual allstar game here In Cramton Bowl tomorrow afternoon. Balmy aklea and the prospect of n high scoring duel probably will draw n aetlout crowd of 22.6IMI In the Hit hetween Imml nlckeil team* from above ami below Ihe Maimu-lllxon line. Roth head machos, Blair Ch»r rv of the Smith and Itay KIM nf Hi* North, reported their armada In top physical condition The few minor Injuries received during the week of practice aren t expected to keep anyone out of Hie grille. Both anua.la gave the Im­ pression of being offanas-mimled during the practice aeaalnna. alreaalng passing and tricky hall-hamlllug play*. " S IN S BKAf’ll HOWL D A YTO N A IIKAOII. tier. 111.l/tn-Favired Bullls Naval Prep Hcimol of Hllvrr Hprlugs. Mil., meet* Castle Height* Military Academy of Lebanon, Tentl., In the aecond annual Hhrlne Beach Bowl football game here tonight. The Castle llelglila Tlgera have won seven and lost one this vear. The Little Admiral* of Hullla have won ala and Inat.three, hut their defeat* wore hy moro potent foe*, Including a 7-fl In** |n tho U. fl. Naval Academy pieties at Annap­ olis. The Tiger* use a single winghark and the ‘ Admiral* operate from Ihe T-formatlon. T S aV.-i, Penn S t a t e To Meet C a r o l i n a In Dixie Finals REVIEW Of THE YEAR - - By Alan M a w -November Pennsylvania T r i m s West V i r g i n i a In Surprise Upset, 46-41 Oklahoma, LSU Foreign Sport S tart Skine On . American Soil During Past Year End Drill* For Sugar Bowl Tilt P o w e r f u l Opponents Took Opposite Paths To Bowl C l a s s i c KAI.KIGII, N. C.. Hep. 10. — (IP) — An upsetting crew and the tourney favorite square off to. night In Hie rhnmnionshlp final* of the Dixie basketball rlaaalr. I’enn State, Iwlre a surprise An n o l o A R M Y AHCT winner In the flnnl annual rlassic. FORDMAM p a r run* up againal host North CamON A B ATTLB (W AR F t NBA C K « lilia Stale, whlrh had been fig­ TH A T M A K g 9 ARMY TO A ured oil along to he one of the A -W A R F A R g rro rc c T flnnll*t*. LOO K L IK P A SPASOM / The Pi.'tinaylvania club swept in­ PILLOW FKSHt F OKLAHOMA / to the title match hy knocking off Went Virginia, 40-41, laat nlgiil AMP / after N. C. Slate had brushed past CALIFORNIA Georgia Tech, 57-14. A LG O I* ??! The chaiiiplnnahip rlaah will <SO I bring together two of the biggest UNR e A reM ; rrowd-plrasers In Ihe tourney — onto RTATe AMO CALIFORNIA AMP l Oh I'eiin Slnte'a .foe Tncrl, a flve'Ckvp for Rote Bo w l on n e o \ p ic , fiad-seven. It,it-pound forward who CoRNULL ,IVY leAOUi / > stole the game from We»l Vir­ CMAMA- PRIHCt TON / — V ginia, and N. G. Stale's forward wws MAUoweo Sammy Itanxino, who rang up 60 v tBUr MouON) IJA » _ poliilH lu the Wolf pack'a two vic­ \ * /a 3 tories. \ n r t e / / m fif 'xz - * The title game will he run off at It P M . following a 7:10 P M. clash between \Vps| Virginia and Gnoi gin Tech for third place. The final program of the three day event got under wav with two afternoon games. The opener paired (hike and Wake Forest la n battle foi seventh plare, with 9AM Rhode Island .State and North JACKH Pot/NSOM Carolina following for fifth plare amp w il l iamr Not th Carolina gained Ihe con­ WAMEP PRO O O LFER solation finals hy upsetting Duke, voreo m o r t filt-62, last night. Itho.le Island o p m e veAR * VALUABLE PLAVeRG Slate whipped Wake Forest, lt|. 67. N. Stale’* hard-driving Wolfpack was Just too M i n i n g for Geoigin Tech. Kniulno and Dickey alternated In a ahoollng outburst that gave Slate a 10-1 lead after four minutes The Wolfpaek had boosted the edge to 11-21 hy half time. JA C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 10-(/T) H K I.A N D , Dec. I l l - (Sperhill Aftei running the maigln to 21 -Light workouts that aren’t like John II. Ntetson Hidveislly wdl points, al 111 26. the Wnlfpnrk cut he Imat In Florida til;, h school ly lo Incur Injuries are on tap for the pare niul coaaled in Tech could golfers al Hie annual Imitimmeiil Maty land and U Missouri who clash manage only tliter field goals In February HI, 17 and IH ql CoJ- lu the Gntoi Bowl here Monday at the second half. lege Anna Golf Club, Slelaiin't 2:26 I*. M. director of athletic*, lllady Cowell, Mayor llaydnn Burn* It** pro. snld today. rlnlmnd It "Gator Bowl Day” ant, h Choice of Stetson and DeLand urged cltUens to go nut ami see fiom l.afnyelle Gulden, Gnlnd' "tun of Hin finest ami icappiest v 11lv», executive aerrrlnry nf Ih" team* In (lie nation." Coach Jim Tatum of (lie Mary­ wn* made In a letler In Cowdl KIHHIMMKK, Dec. 10 — t/pt A while ami Uver male pulnler,| Florida High School Athletic As­ land eleven, training at Jackson­ Mickey’, Village Boy, won the sociation. The association act* ville Urach. said Ilia team la lit open all-age stake* In the fourth up tolea nf play and provide* good ponditlon and fine aplrlta Although he declined to mak«t*ny animal Plney Wood* field club trophies. trlaU yesterday. Separate flight* ..will he hrjd prediction on Ihe outcome, most D was Hip 20th win for the en- for hoys and girl*. Cowell aa|d. observer* rot* tha cqgtcot^loiui try owned hy J. D. Rnvlrk nf Mun- Team championship* and medalist* up. Coach Don Kaurot nf Missouri, fle. Inri:'' will he chosen In the quallfyTng ' y. Mate Match which has been training at Fort Second tilace was taken hy chain- rounds on Hie opening day. Lauderdale, planned a (M)-mtnu!e plon Halllla Ham, owned hy l.ea- play, will fo||ow. let Vain of .lackaonvllle. Acco­ the tournament WM held last workout today liefnre leaving for lades'* Lady, owned hy fir. J. L, year In Miami with DO hoys ami Jacksonville. Ho sslil Low Wrenti, Jr., out Hninlhy of Duhlln. Ga.. placed nun girl paitlclpallng. tliltrl. .......Cge Arm* Golf Courae also with an Injured hip, will rejoin Coll ................. K II-y *tie Brownie, Jr., properly la the scene nf Ihe annual Florida the squad of 4H player* today hut of Gerehl l.ivlngstnn of giiltmau. Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. will tint play In Hie game. Ga., captured the open derby event. Fast Delivery, owned hy W. F. P R O TECTIO N T J"ttes of Finnklln, Va., was sec NKW ORLEANS, Dec. 30— (Ah By A S S tU TA TK II I'RKHH olid, ami Delhi Mart, owned hy L. — There'll o a cop for every C. Sent| nf Toronto, Canada, was MHO o r ho Sugar Bowl football fans Baseball third. D K TR O lT — The Detroit Tiger* here next Monday. Maj. Joseph R. Do Paoll, police announced Hie signing of Charley Keller, veteran outfielder released aupcrvlsor of traffic, ba» an­ recently hy the New York Yank­ nounced he I* assigning 99 offleei, to the stadium, lo direct Haiti" ee*. and fans. Boxing All estimated 32,000 prisons ate NKW YORK - Chairman Kddle Kagan of the New York Slate expected to attend. Athletic CnintnlsMlon gave Jake GOME/. K .(>.'* PETERSON La Motta until Feb. I to sign for JACKSON VILLI':. Dec. 10 — n March defense of his middleTA M P A , Dec. 80— (/PI-Heavy IMPKCIAl.) - The 1060 Florida weight Tommy Gome* rame off ttntlNiard Baring season opens In wrlglil title. the floor last night to knock out Raring Jacksonville on January 22nd M IAM I — Muskelter ' III* *10) hlg Rill Peterson In 45 seconds al Rorkaway Beach luat North captured the Claire Purse at Trop­ of Ihe first round. of the city about six mile*. ical Park by a noae from High Petersen smacked Gome* to Thl i Hnuthraatern Championship Shine. the canvas with a right to the llrgaia serves aa the Inaugural NKW O R LEA N S — Lolling Jaw. Gomet calmly took Ilia count for Ihe Florida Grapefruit Racing OH.liO) survived a hard stretch of nine on one knee, leaped to hi* Circuit for 1060 . . . Thl* program drive tn win the Rue Royal Fur*# feat and heaved a right to th* la sponsored hy tha Jarkaonvllla at Fair Ground,. head that laid hi* opponent out. Outboard Club and |s sanctioned Goinex of Tampa weight 182. A R C AD IA, Calif. — Two Laa hy Hie American Pnwar Boat Aa- ($3.70) won the Romano I'urae Paterson, fighting out of Chicago, snclallnu. Being atrlctly a pro- tn give Calumet Farm It* firat scaled 210. feaslnnal race, the Inaugural will attract the faatcit hulls and victory at Santa Anita. The first colored entrant In driver* In the country, to fie Oklahoma'* football team threw the If. H. golf Open waa John for gold and glory. Tho gold will Ita combined opponent* for 44.2 Shlppcn, Id. who shot 71-81-169 he hi form nf 1000.00 In prlie net yarda loat rushing per Kamo for fifth place and $10 In tha money, tn he dlalrlhuted amongst 1800 tourney. Ihe winner* a* follow*; *36., 126., during 1040. $16 . $10., |6., for th* firat fW* place*. The schedule calls for two heata each In Ihe following oventa; Class A, R, C, Hydroplane*, Cloaa C Racing Runabout* and Claaa 0 Service Runabout*, Tha firat heat begin* promptly at 1:30 P. M. OAUFFA SN EAD -rep High School Golf Southern Squadft Tourney Slated At Taper Off For Jax S tetso n College Gator Bowl Scrap N EW OR LEANS, Dec. 80— UP) — Oklahoma and Loulalana State University followed far differ­ ent patia to winning football, and their meeting in the Sugur Bowl Monday Is a major nddlty. Coach Hud Wilkinson'* Okla­ homan* opened the season with a reputation of being one of the great teams of the post war year*. Nothing happened all sea­ son to detract from that reputa­ tion. Theirs was a case of having everything and proving It 10 straight tlmea. LSU ranked very near the bottom of an unusalty weak Southeastern Conference. And af­ ter losing twlre-to Kentucky ami Gcnrgia-ln It* first four games, enthuaiaam waa about dead ex­ cept with players nnd roaches. But Just before mid-season LSU whippet) North Carolina 19-7, From then on the Tiger* came from nowhere to the Sugar Bowl— a trip unmatched With the exception of the very modern aplll " T " formation, Hie Oklahoma leant plays like h power nf Hie pie-tins.slng era. Oklahoma averaged throwing only tlmea per gamo— a piddling num her In thl* day of high flying football. LSU produces lla powers from a plain " T " and believes In pass­ ing with a passion. Seventeen per game la the LHU average. Karlt team played 1(1 games. Oklahoma scored 128 points to 228 for LSU, but In allowing point* they were much closer88 against Oklahoma tn 74 against LSU. Again Oklahoma hy far gjilio-d the most In rushing— 1,201 yarda to 2,411. LSU was the moat potent In paealng, hut hv only 22 yard* even (hough LSU completed 11 more throws. I ' — • # N EW YORK. Dec. a0-</P)— Berwyn, III., and Celeho Winoreign invader* enjoyed their beat andy of Chicago. . campaigns during Indoor track DOGS: Boxer Ch. MatelainaJ meets amt the outdoor A A U swim­ Zaxarac Brandy waa bast la ming championship since prewar show at the 7Urd Westminister day*. Kennal Club event In Madison r,vents In these sports showed Square Garden. that Japan has the best awim G YM N A STIC S: A ll-a ro u n d men In the world and that A A U champion* were Bill Roots* Europe retains Its supremacy In helm of Chicago and Clara Bchroth distance foot racing. of Philadelphia. Minnesota had Here’s the alp abetlcal run- the heat team In the Big Tan. down In some of tho minor apnrU, H A N D B A LL: Brooklynite* Including a few that are hlg Murray Orcuatcln and Vic Harshtlma: kowilx won tho anO-nvall and: A U T O RACING: Hill Holland four-wall A A U handball tltloi/ averaged belter than 121 miles respectively. per hour, a record. In winning HOCK EY: The Toronto Mapla the 600-mile Indianapolis Memori­ Leaf* became tlie firat team aver al Day race. Injuries sustained during a practice run for the race to win the Stanley Cup thrao cost George Metilrr hi* life. straight times. They beat th* Hex Maya, another 600.mile vet­ Detroit Red Wing* four straight eran waa killed In a race at Del games in thr final playoff. IIORSKSHOK P ITC H IN G : Dole Mar, Calif., after which atito racing at the track waa banned. Carson of Baltimore scored In B ILLIA R D S: Willie Hoppe, the the singles while Clarence Siam perennial champion, retained the and Albert Keinbold of Waafv world threo cushion crown, Jim minister, Md., were th* double./ Cara* of Upper Darby. Pa., won champion*. ICE S K A TIN G : Dick Button, the pocket Millards title. Bo a T IN G : Too spredboat com­ It*, of Englewood, N. J., went to bination was Bill Cantrell and Paris to win his second straight hla My Sweetie. Cantrell won world figure skating title. Alena the Gold Cup at Detroit, the Vranova of Cxerhoalovakla won National Sweepstake* at Red thr women's crown. Button and Bank, N. J., and the President's Miss Yvonne Sherman of N*w Cup on the Potomac. In the re­ York were the men's and women's sumption of the Hnrmawnrth national and North American Troliy rare on Detroit River, tltliata. POLO: Laddie Hanford's H urrU Jerk Schafer's Such Crust 1, driven by Danny Arena, won the canes brut the Argentines In ti J first heat while R. Stanley U. S. Open filial. In Argentina, Dollar's Hklp-a-fmng took the the home forri>s heat a strong aecond heat. The latter victory American quartet. BOWING: California took the retained the cun for the U. 8 In a iun-off for Ilia British trophy, measure of Washington in tha Dollar wnn with Sklp-a-txmg Poughkreple Regatta and Ytl* Alar, 12-foot sloop, owned hy lieat Harvard for the firat time D. /,. Bailey of nivcralde, Conn., since ID.1D. JacK Kelly of Phila­ look the Newport to Annapolis delphia won the Diamond Bculla at the Henley Regatta. raca. TR A C K : Willy Hlykhul* of BOW LING: A 88-ycar-old De­ troit krgler, Ed Easier, rolled Holland featured'the Invasion <A ■J the highest aerie* of the year— foreign runner* hy taking thraJ 277-288-228— 7111. In the ABC mile run* In New York’* Garden tourney at Atlantic City, Ber­ and one lu Boston. HI* 4:09.2 nard Ruache nf HI. Bernard, O., In the New York A. C. mil* was won the men’s singles, while the fast#*! Indoor*. Howavcr, Clara Mataya of St. Imul* scored Don Grhrmann of Wisconsin beat in the women'* evrnt. All-event* | him In 4:Mi.6 here In tha Wane"Immplnn* were Johnny Small of maker mile. Prepare For Many HAPPY NEW YEARS With A HOME Of Your OWN Mickey’ Village Hoy WjiiH I’iney Woods (till Sport* In Brief Outboard Racing Season To Open In Jacksonville . p ? .o U T n r y . A T i o U • -----C*~ L i r c i l t U - ,J GREYHOUND RACING Price Includes Concrete Block Construction, Plastered Walls, Steel Cseement Windows, Copper Screened Porch, Asphalt Tile Floor, Cast Iron Tub with Shower, Vitreous China Lavatory, Electric Hot Water Heater, Oil Burning Circulating Heater, Lighting Fixtures and Dow Chimes, Venetian Blinds Lot Landscaped with Basie Planting HUN BOW L E L PASO, Tax., Dec. 80— (A7)— • Coache* for Georgetown Unlverally and Texaa WaaChrn achadulad double workout* today to whip their aqugda in ahape for the Bun Bowl game Monday. Dingle drill* for both taama ere elated tomorrow and Sunday. Tentative atartlng lineup* an­ nounced laat night by tha two coache* ehow Georgetown with a weight edga of at leaat aix pounde, moat of II In the baekflatd. The weeterner line will have a half* SftOO Down » $47.0$ (approx.) per 1 H T S E E IN G T R IP S M. V. CAROL ANN to Veterans of approved credit Purchase Pries of Lot can ba added to Mortfige.. 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Klorlila. at lila nfflra In tli* c o i n lion** of aalil County at Hanford Klnrida. wllhln alaht rnlam lar mnritha from Ilia ll m* nf III a Oral pilhli. rktlnii nl Oila until a jlai li claim nr dnmaiid ahull ha h, Hrltlna. amt ahull alata th* |dac* nf r* aldanra ami |.nat -.Oh* adi|r*aa nf lha clalinaiil. and ahull h* awnrti to hjr the (InlmuuI, hln ugrut,, or Ilia allnrnay. anil any am h clulni nr danin.nl mil an flla.l ahull ha JULIUS A. TAKACII Aa naculnr of tha l.aat Will land Taatninanl nf AIIANKA TAKACII. dacaautl Klrat puhllcwtlnn Panamhar » :»»» M T i— 1 t O ptom etrlil I I I M a in n N s A r a . HEARING •IT T IR -IA tllR H I H. I’ark V*f. (t«l KKSSII HATTEItl>;S In, ALL haailof alHa hrrr al hump BUCK NORSE RLE KXCMJH1VK WITH ANNETTE’S Tht M Orlamln llgwy al Krrnrh A t * l M r T h o m p H o n - R cev cH tiff Ire. OFFICE HOURS:!) A. M. lo 12 Noon - 1 P. M. lo 5 P. IM. Each week day Monday t h r u Saturday \t INTI'It I’ AIIK. Kin Oil |i A OVIKIHI KlAIIIIHA USED CARS A M . H A K E S - AM. CAKH T h e KiipertlM tr will hr in Ih r c m iiil) prerlnrtH on Ih r follmvlni: i I h .v s : liOOII C0NIHT1ON no m m own Cnnir In • (ir l MELTON’S USED CARS 2nH A I'almtilo I'hnnr UO-’I •R.innmnll It wlrfaly otarl lo rfarnrnla tthoclroomt (ot ballar light, hatlar eight_ f « h prove (hildiRn glow menfolly and phyiitnlly hlollhiRr. Your family d#» >ervei luminoll. loo. Nnw nvnllnhlt In choka pntial col­ o n Onacontcnv•rt. drlaa In 40 mlni,l#i, orforlatt. 51m P e r O a llo n 1444 2.{»r> YELLOW CAB CO. Wp hare Irlink acrtlre Whtffla’a Amu*a krrtlra ■Ulfaa 214 H A N FO im AVE. rr. bc 1I E K A L D '*•“ W a n t A d s Fur Ilemillfl T k . fullawtaa ratta apply ta ill W ant Ad* iiafetlak.d la Th a ia a tn id H .ta ld i I • • aa nr lima lha p .r llaa laaatllaa lin n f«a par llaa laaaytlaM llm ra a* par llaa laaa.Oa* llm r . a* aa* llaa la a a tH M par llaa ta t V ta rly I'aatraat H i t m i . i ta tka llaa. Ilaabla ta la tar felaah tar* aa pa. PHONE 148 *»aa. '.to w ill ba aaaaatad ...» lha **lt pkaa. aa ntaatataadant rharpa It ta u t aaata la H .la d ta lh a ttltp khaaa a a haah. l a r .t a t a hat th la aacaatatadatla a tha a d *r r ll* a r ta ta pay pra-*#tly. la a lt a r toy aa •■> rta to a iba * a a r.lra , all W a a l Ada ataat ha la nay ntftaa aa lha day ha far* pakllratlaa. riaaat watlfy „ latataM _________ alayr If aa area* aaaar* la yaar Wa raaaat ha raapawalhla I n ■}•*• •haa aa* laaartaat laaarllaa. THE SANFORD HERALD I~ FU tt KENT —1 W E L A K A AP A TM EN TH , Rhoma and fltoree 110 W. FI rat StraM. Phone 1481. # wo room apartment. Apply U> Elm _______________ Avenue. ■ dollag'e, tmfurnUhed for rant. Sl4 I ; E l m A v a .____________ I.;. FurjilKhad apartmant for rant. 114 » ’•.•/Elm Ava._____ f 1 i RTra 2 bad room furnlahad aparti mani, Ilka private home. 811 w, 3rd St. Inquire at Semlnota Venetian Blind Co., 820 W. 3rd Wilt FhowiigHr. . War# llouie Spaeo B00 foot floor ■pact or either 1,000 feat floor apace, nod block building floor. Call al BB0 w. Oaraga apartment for couple. No t l^S **” ' H#nky' MB W * - P*ta* BB4W. m b i t . Smal l unfumlebad Ml 1/2 Celery Ava. Pb. • * front tourlat a n te d — h 12— at Bm puipoia. mi UH S R G. .. — . . MHiRtoiiA ■. wjf fry tiff**** , r. - ■ ’ •*«>'.. V'_ ' « fS, '.I b. , - T v , ‘i ; . , y r S y <,-■ ■ , 'V -., \ !'■: 'i.-i.- c(r ' I „ .r, ■ k ;v ' i \ Die.- . ■ f r 1. ■ if ,■ V -^v 'y • post Oi l It I. SH tim lny, J iiii 2H l'i id n \, Felt 24 i' 1 r M I,. »i A. M. to ;• r M M S T H I.V I.I I S S I O H L No. 7 ( H l l-I O T A S h I im t Ih v , F rit I I P M h -M PUS'I OI-'FM Ii 111 II.IM Nl* No. s G O E D E N H O D SaltmiMy, l'VI) II M I OMAII NI 1 V No. 11 L O N G W O O D FTiilii.x, J iii i . LI S n liiriln y, .Lm 21 Sill nn luy. Fell IS M A IH I,, r, r 1 r . m lo .ri 1' 1 P. M to .1 1* M M M No. III L A K E Friilny■, Jim \\ A. M lo li 1' \l M .E A S O N 'S S I O H L \\ A M i| A . M lo l! 1' lo •; r M \l I I 'L l L IU S S I O H L 2D FVliluv. Jim li I'filln ) 1 el, .7 Al l A M O N TE No. 12 1 OH E S I C I T Y S h Mi p Ih ) No. 1.1 S1..V V IA Set 1tit tin * Mm i! or :i bedroom houar. Prrmhnrnt lilghe*t rnth pi h e paid for iinwal V E N E TIA N BLINDS mad* !<• ..r- f ^h g a yrjn y^^lo ^j^ ^ JM io n ^ iU h , filrnilure Ted Davie Furnltura der. Seinlmde Venallan Hlmd Chi. 311 Co »2I) W 3rd. HI. Phi,tie i —Keitl E hIhI k For Hhlr— ;i 1162 W C A M , 517 fur Ballery, Genrini-u By nwnrr, Ni.'r tlirnn h r.lroi.ni and Star.ei icrvl. a. Ilnnln'a llimar nltrly ftirtllHhnl Mini I, FOR SALK BnMeiy Hervlca, III) 1 W. Flit-I Small Mark nml white genlle-male r.|ut|,pril with Vrni'llnn Blind Rt httrne. Knur venr* old; ..ml,lie 71'tl W. Third St. Can hr rro . mid hi Idle (I'JfilMI Ph. N U M l)l(I.A N |)ll Mninlng Atnlli.el II* by appolnttnrnt. H1M1 W. ,'lr.l St Undo Evening Star. Call lt«li>h Phonr I1M.MV. Prlcrd to Srll m SPECIAL FOB JA N U A R Y ON LY Ray. MH5.I. *7,251) no. AxMirti-d III'diet Chirk*, heavy mid light, from Pullnrnt Te»ted LAW N MOW EUS wiiar pc neil, In. \ cle* repaired, tuck A key wnrk II nr k*. Red*. WyaliArllrttw Pur Mule — ■> Fhn'k*. Nf, wailing wnrk guarmitcrd didli’H .......... . 13.110-11111. F.CI.H., II. W. Hlim.mn, 310 Kmd III, SI C.U.D., Live llfiltycry GuaranHanfuid, Fla. (Formerly with treil Take mlvmilnge uf thla A N T IQ U E China. Hrrrrtary, Cumih I * Willlniuh Flxll Slinp) fiffer now. CUE ST MONT nlrta V'torlan Parlor Hultr. H A TC H E R Y . Uepl. 35. Bn* 7. VmlniiM'h Refrlgeiatlun Scivl,* Ilaniflnp Lamp* (Slaia. Alan lllarkwfHid, N. .L_______ _ Triicka and Trath, Hrlact Your and Appliance*. Call I1'2 It Glfta Kara. "Fair Trmlli.it BABY CHICK SPECIAL. Decem­ 1240. PokI", Park Avr. at tha Golf ber only. Pullnnim Tented LOCAL and Long DUtance M<« Courar, Winter Pnrk. Intf Flock*. Ruck*. Red*, Wyan­ - Storage - and Crating. ¥ Wlghr SINGER Machinea, Elm. PoVtai.lr, "Willlninh ...... 4 _ Co. ; (not ... Inc i jih , dotte*, Rock-Red Crtume* 15.40 tread lea. 315 E. 51h St. Ph. North Laurel, Phone 1(114 — MW. Nut He*ed, F.O.B., C.O.D. (324. Live Delivery G u a r a n t e e d . FH IGID AIRK C R ES TM O N T H A T C H E R Y . Sale* and Hervlre Wa bolh Iota when ynn don't Dept. 35, Bn* 7, Blarkwn.Nl, 2 Factory trained qualified N* hrlng your praaerlptlaea l i _ N. J. ___ ______ vice Men. Lanay'a. Phone 1 0 8 . ___ For Sale — I Jer»py cow, milking. IH M . H AR D W AR E (71. TU X E D O FEED B i Complete line. I grind young mule, Ph. II37-W. .101 E. Flr*l I’hnne 51 Hunt'* Ttiiadn Feed Store. EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Mney'a 76c atm weak day*. Lunchaa A HEM 1 W A N TED 1,1— NolirPH— I ’eiHonHln — l.'l abort ordara. ESHE1.MAN8 Rad Roar Frrd. Colored Woman for flat work de­ Wanted to hoard — 2 echo'd eg-partment. Apply Seminole Coun­ boy* In ymii home or route live Touchlion ton A Watpon, Wataon, 1201 Celery ty Laundry before 7:30 A.M. In my hmile. A working gltl Phone 1186-J. ready to work. Permanent.__ could «all*faclorily fit In. Boom, FR IED Shrimp Dinner, Served hoard, xalary In exchange fm "The Real Shrimp on Earth" Mayfair Inn. Colored maid*. Hotel morning and evening care. Rath eaprrience only. Apply to •very night at llomer’a Grill, crlne Phagan Ph. 1233-11, oi !!ou*ekerpor. interview* from 1180-W. 2:00 to 3:1)11 I’M. Shock RaaliTTWalchap •haa......... *6 W A N TE D -D e liv e r y Ro ioy. PalNew Work Shoaa malto Grocery, 817 Palmetto 14— LO H T A F o V lN I) — Courier Palnti _ g al, $2.1 mua Army Cota, Blanket*, Stinglaapea, LO ST — 12*14 Brown Tarpaulin Boot*. Tnrpaullna, Ralnroati, Ik— W (O P K W A N T E D — 9 on Mellonvllla, Catalina Drive Bunk Rada. •T or l.ncutt Avenue Thursday lie, A R M Y-N A V Y SURPLUS Writ* F. D. Froat, Boa 03 Paolai 201k. Finder plaa*e return >•> 105 N- Palmatto Ph. 1821 Carpentering, Building, block Mather of Banroi PITTSBU R G Palnta for avary laying. Paper Hanging, paint­ ing. work guaranteed, fair d*alA U T O M O B I L E * — If. Injj, reasonable pricer__________ IB— IBNKARIR Gtaaa A Paint Co. 111*114 W. 2nd. SI. Phan* 110. Wanted. Day work a* nuraa or I MO Modal A Roadltar In lam-up companion lo elderly paraon. avenlng appolnlmanta and condition. 10' 'whaala and tire* Can drive car. Write P.O. Boa lOMtrailona al homo or al Fender thlalda and lota of other •tore enll 1110, your Kalrlnalor 202^ Geneva, Fla._____. aitraa. Motor, body and rha**l* ar. Rangaa, rafrigarator.. Small celery rrew. Iloalng celery. III earallant condition. Ideal car (808 W. 16th Si. Johnny Scott. ■nay waahara. St. , John's for whoal boy. Priced at I176.no rlc Company, Flrat and A U r TY P E S of bi:ij<tem weft, 1943 Ford Super DaLux* (8) Fordor Sedan. Thla la one of heat raaaonabla rate*. Fraa aatlmatprewar cars td be had In Ban SHOP, 40B R. 4th BL Wo MLjDavId E. Oarvmtat.V H m i «uru* w if . body, ism y. tlraa, iirv B , rdg ford. fiu Motor, and > tall or trade moat any* Phone 1 M -J .________ general condition A -t. Priced at ........................... 4096.00 c m It— 8$w4al B arvtcM — IS 1942 Plymouth Sptolat DeLuae IliBO t i t — wltb Hi Sedan. Body aound ami n ib and corn Mtdflwa. TRACTOR WORK. Phom 107-J Tudor clean. New tlraa. Naw neat Grill, f BS4 “ fra* aatlmataa. Jack Ruifor ft coyare, and iRtohiakally earel•all. lant. Priced at .... 4046.00 ru n . Wood nr m l . REW FCOORB aurfacad to H U N T M ER CU R Y CO. condition. Fb. 897, •p. Mhyfqlr Mh Opp. fnn, -a Phone 1653 faction. Old floor* made Glow r i u U , Sic Down Raw. Finishing, ....................cleaning l i i i r t A w i l ­ tata 1941 4-door deluxe ardan, A-1 M M , Valdon Hotel ing. Portable power plmt, IB Comlll bin. Never tieen nenr The w a n wmrlenra In Raminala Sail Wntor, $5767)0. |, tt,-Ilowni. Ontwly, fl. M. Gleomm, U ke Apply 641 Humana Drive, Sonr t1 — t ....... ..|8: M No. fi G E N E V A MAHV :t io *• r 1 V M to :, V M 0 A M to r, r M 2 r . M lo 7 V \1 M ur 2:, lil L ritlm . .Imi 'J7 I S iil h i i Ih \, Mm 1 Friiliiy. ,M«r 17 V. M A M i., ; r H A. 'I l, ii A. M I " ''• P I . I IN I *O S O l 1 1( L HI II P IN G I,. II. I ' A Y N K .M S O N M IO H E U A I - N O I I \ I.H o \ L 1 . \\, H O IM .L S I I O U L 1,, *! |' 1 P. M in it P I M P M \ P. M lo .5 P. M. N I.U SI 1IOIII H A N S O N 'S HIM :*L M H II I, s roil I. M Itv ttiiv UnUfl f HOW AM H.ll TAHU IT DA3Y i V 12 Special H rrvlte n «i A . M S u t u n lii). .Inn 1 1 Fi iilnv. Fi'li 17 S n tm ilii). M ur 11 1 I1/.ARK IKK -----m C Ol H IT ; No. ft U V I E I H l No. HI H L A H L A K E liE N T — 2 H E L L 'S I ' i h Ii u , Mm No. LI F L H N P A R K T1ADI TO M M Nn. 1 I’ A D I A No. II Stanley-Rogcrs Hardware Co. 21 Hour Service W 1 00 In r. n o u ;i A. M. to r* i' \ri|iialnlfd WJih bH a i i t i c i e s I Ml’ -t I It’ll I tut.' S h I i i i i Ih .v , Jim . 7 Eriility. l i’i> !*• FINANCING LUMINALL 2— W A N T E D Pdtr P i'rriiifl 2 L A K E M DNHOF. N«i. IS ti» 21 Mo. - Easy Ttritin we hr uypo to th r T l i r I .it aa in in liT H nil m ’ k Ih ) m l Ion* I at h r m iiilr In th r IM f ltr o| tlir Hnprr* Ihiii . E X C E P T on r r rliiln Hit a »* tvhrtt th r Sn|in a Im ii "111 lir hi tlir n iin ili (O r t lm lu In re u l'tln II iiihp who m r imiihlr In il-.ll Ih r Chilton Htalfhitrl JKWKLKIIH KX I'H KT W ATCH ANI» JKW KLRV KK PAIIlIN i; Jl« I'AIIK AVKNKK. i« aaill 113 MAGNOLIA AVENUE (DR. Mcl.AULIN'S) SANIOKD BEGINNING JANUARY 3 THROUGH SATURDAY. MARCH 31. 11)50 ffcof hitps male* PHONE n o For llidt purpiiHp Ihr H rulslrdllon lltiokH O ffiir of the Sii|invltior — MHIcr-ltlNhop t o. IMIMIHTKI) “ YELLOW" a THE LAW REQUIRES A COMPLETE NEW REIilSI RATION OF ALL VOTERS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY IN I'M) T O U R H IA R IN O t I R V I C I C IN T IR I’ H m f S17 The THINKING FELLOW rldrN (ha . REGISTRATION NOTICE nwani N l ARI NO Dr. Henry McLauIln II \ H HA V Ml A h t'lll • k of ih nf Hsmft Florliln a ih / PA RE P IV * i n ? <34v » m tn w w u f . n p a v f o r d Fl o r id a Legal Notice paiih it ■ EW V 0 ft • r* - r / » T T » j& f tk v H * ------- MIITIL UNTIL SPniNO SPniNO) tly r r .m Mlrikor H 00M1 Ullff.P 4A00W M ) IVh-Ki I -COOt* U)5 t’M< f'HiATX'kN M |l P A tAtvwhf <-.11,1 inoRAO Of* �n w r n n n rtrti \r n c; m r o n n r i .n R r m sr* - .■-r- At Till- CHURCHES A ll t h ; - " h N ,.lh ». RADIO STATION j m .K l W f nrfor» pnhlfenMrtfi he | " r . . , , l , , l ,| ||,/ l | e » , I,I ..fflre ,,„ S/in ftin l M liiis le r id l i.ilim i ■I It. I ' T i r i l e , I ’ r I ' s i i l c n l h ie I're iv s , See. • T r e i m , m..,- I■ \ • J»* •at I.. I'I't •a* • fa i t.t. ; ••*! . .!*• ••a l .1" 1 1 . Itin : i hi . s I" 1 .tit 1 .1" • tits L N 1 tt I I I t tt P I II t i l l . 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I* \| , to |- M nml V i \ \ i \u\ it i U 1 I i>. U , I - ... 11, ' " I |ft * lit I* it* f,i* 1m» r # ,*f K't.t k i »•#*#. N N S| V S . IIi. !(»•». II . I ..'.' 4)1*1'. N I •IK I M ' I" ': Vt'H NI'll! H'l -t* tl la»M hid# \ IISl ,\*» Sll'eW l'n|ii|l«M Mush \ ,ti »•-» v \l Slfli Imtttr m i Mi \I ••«r< r . !•♦• ■ ■■ H IIM M % t a |,4ta‘." l*"|Ml|,ti 1111S•* V|*»f tl Ml 41 I e*v •.» I',uM.....I- mi Ma-a W •,11'| .tl M ih •Mill llrttl .«t >H4 r I'K U ,\Ik••li SM»u \a«*t fr.ti tiP/«il 1• .!♦• tilt fa 1 at) 1< 1" at. 1 I ■. : HI* "a I I** l*it* I |I I'.llinfr \ M••v \ •I'll A *1 I t »1•| New h .." t l| 41.*' ft t V K.t \|..in ' ill |e" » '!*»• 1 •let146.III \'..»l •1 111 ........ I’ll. ........ 1 W hr 1H*tt 1 llll I*.. |i., It r st.ll I .t'Ml \t|M' •I Il I, Seat. It tl' i. I...|,tv Stitt Mil \ lie ,.|tlt.» . I '**• I I't '»*• t •a lilt *. I *• _*a 'e •*• *. t t»a a* I . Ja I “ "a s N* t I *♦ tat •1 • .!<• I V|i| |*» 111 |fI .|tn I I he 111, Vllita It t In III IR I't -put ,Nl V» M il k* I llrpe. 1 t I « I | .Me Seil'R a S |<•*I 1 |'.« t ,«|e* l #« 11V • eeia•• •• I MIf t t HR at, , • |■a I. f t Ma I .Ret I VI •tta • I..M. , , Key 1...... 1.V H V .1*II I V 11.01 I "k •• V|, tl tl. « Me- I Oil 11.I.l N’lti Ii * | Ott)' t. I*ti•I lit •.1 ,» •»• ,-*|i.,t l . K Mir -.1 Mu I. .1It*!#. Itrlr •• •' a 1 .. ft. * tit. 1 a » *.|le -I V f tlntl-e l**l nil •) '• • 1 M Ifttlite 14 11I. N#4 •:*r 4. 1Iff .1 (.» \ *•,1 Me O I*...... I y - ". i ' *t It in* 41 >« [fpfejf f I I 1 wit ft ft V' . f •t a 1 nut, tie ' »-4i , VV 4all t M | t 44, #>•et •• 11.. . " . 1.., 1( . fill. ....... " (KpUrnpal) Rev. H. Hyttletun ,/lmmermsn, H. I).. Vicar The Circumcision, (Octave nf Christmas) 4:INI I'. 6t. Kvenlng I'rave. snd ..ermon. All are wrlcmne. Philadelphia, which had ?R.0Ou at the time n( the first census in 1700, now has more than 2,000,000. ^ . ..it * , s « w " **> * .a w ' / % ' 4% , f ■• . ''A**' VvSv’'> •:i mW v‘ A * n£E5i F ro m ) l i e d o w n o f l u i r m t i i n » « , l l i E ' * n r » i *o f l . e p r e - c , , . baft d i v i d e d in fim r th e is a day A t firs t, the and k e e p e rs— in to n a tu ra l eRnence of h u m a n m oon, p a n n in g sta rs. our e v o lv e d . was it the and Hays man pre sent m a n ’s l i f e is is i m p o r t a n t am ount R e lig io n God nf Th e n E v e n tu a lly g re a te s t p e rio d s T im d e v e lo p m e n t. h ria u s r tim e .lie life . syste m ye a rs, m e a su re d ..iv was m a tk «"l in v e n te d hy * ltr m e c h a n ic a l «m t, tim e t h e s u n d i a l , t h e h o u r g l a s s , t h e f u s t i . . . d r . I... l Because of h ig h ly m e a su re d th a t good te a ch e s a m a n serve h is p e t fee l e d fe llo w he in put h o u ts in to each he ra n ; for to le n d a good m an n th le y o u r d a ily g u id e Go tim e lifr in k e e p in g and days m d of ih e % e . ih r passes life , to rh u rrh s w iftly w n .s l.ip and m ake I t w i l l h e l p y o u m a k e tlj^e m « » s t o f ih e d a y s of y o u r life . Wllui...i<. Spurl J I IMl Slurp H l r t n l e y H ' i»ern f l n r d w H r e Ct». 2t»r. W Is. S. "Where Kpntts.iien Meet ' SI The Ti A m e rirH it I'l ttshr.igh t!la«* fm Co. ................ . Slilppe.a hurl lIlKHinlHdltfim. Acenl .. . S u p p ly SlnodHrd (lil Co. C’e l e r v C T l y I ' r l n l l i i e Here Since 11.2(1 Co. "etl Sitttf ti* 1 1336 P. O. Ho* 798— Phone 167, 3(H) W. First flt. Phone 248 In Philadelphia, 86 per cent of the homes are single-family dwel- mm I , 12. , u w Rual Kloliige . R-im lll I’ snitv ' K'e. v Pill|"i»» If III I.nmlter f i .1. ( . IliilrXlMiu fi 1 ti. , Tel ( I n is C . Sei.krtllk 1. Ills'- A I •still* 1 t». M. R. KtnrklM.nl. C o n t.a c to r V e g e ta l,]'. Ail litio e t Hi v llo I t l.-iu ie i; 2ml si ‘ • > ..il»id Ik .iit Ave. (H I ,il< I r u c k I . . . I Tl. lino * .rncli Ave K l l i ' i . r e S e e d ( it. 2 1 1 Sanford M u r l i m e At S u p p l e I n, 207 W 2nd S». im p of rm I *i oi* I .a n - |lrr k fa* » will, -ft* H u* tlhiti I '• I *•» I? ..ni I'.igi |* i i n a I' h |mi U i '| m- a JtiliK It lim .-III V| ••I llltlK I e . h I 'apal.t t Mini. t ••<-|t* 1 SlH]{e|h l'*r f 1l.t |.ti —i iTt.nt || s*t itir •*t •it* -r i • T ilt tl l.l-fs I'HiM ......... •»i«i.n Tint# N. a r - i»ui#i 'hi iII«t•fi«t- \ in •»:•<•» s..,,.fn \l.»nti** r itni.ti \i • •1."• In- 1 it. II • n pr. m 11•.•• ' i t - , • •#tie* .1 f Tl*('tt \ v • ' l . i i i t II • t it r.t* " •I k I l.e |l, lull' N# a n ttt. » .!*• *• • ’ MU Covenant Service, sorinon snl.Ject Ihe minister will i, (1:30 I'. M. Intermediate and use Knndny morning at the Kirsl Senior You lh Fellowship sei vices. (TnIstmli.n Church. The minister .I 7:30 7:30 -I’. 61. * -Evening .................... . Worship. is asking that alt mc.nticrs start Je n s o n theme: "M iracle W niklng the "Now Year" right hy attending Jer.ann ifower" Church. "Unto The Uttermost" will l>e l-A K E MANY C OM M U NITY the evening sermon subject. The CHURCH church school will largln Its wor­ C. C. While. Minister ship and study under the direc­ Church Kchmil 10(00 A. M tion of the new Superintendent Young people In sing at avnr- W. C. Tlson. He Is urging a larga Ip eervlra. attendance. Ever](hody welcome.. The Christian Youth Fellowship i - - 1- - Fellowship meets will meet at (1:30 P. M. A most cordial welcome U extended to all. l'’r » n l n rr. -r— r • anmnj* tKr %l % t m Mill,la \ N| 'Iftli a I* «iM Mefi.iln I '*1*111 n M ' a vl"t tiluR l *t - ••*mo • M"tail ia VI a-la M m I.l ti Mm l'L .m 'l«!h i.’ l,r * " » /■iinnieinun, IT.M Htrtl .1 f.)R^. I *»• la \ Ike'tt T imr s it i. m ' ii o i . i . U. I l , l l r r l i . r ” " ••'"'h U v ............ D m • h< i.„i, N lin m . '„ . \ tl a ♦'I" lt.it ' . lie nl Ki,,it • aa O.n.tee). < tirislinu.i • • > I In* V Of) I \ M • " K.'iili, If T I Ihii', I,,, H "» ' 'I H » h « .................... ' ' I" ' 'l l Ve vt I t . , , , a e t I h u l l I'.'ll.lllk I ll.u, I h l . ’l l , , . *' 1,1 ' 'I I’ ,<""ly Set vi, <■ h ",| ’ ............ . la •'I I a JV St .tl Shiiliy \| i, I<11,-1"i i, I ' mimI.I 1 I'* Mm fi ur v.i t j, , » • h u l l h S, I..... I I • VI-, 1, ||., k. Siiiitliiy S, lui,,l •» |f, ,\ I* " " ' 'I *Tl, , 1 1 . 1 hu> lull I.l ,,ii.| I ...... VV ..I III I • \ ' lit I,,, nil "I'l Ml".I . I he Itaai.l VV a .., Mi.inliiit \V"ihhi|i || mi A \l • .1" I I......... ....... •III" I' M M ' S I , ' "a I '• |>al.11 *%t .,, fil'llllhll hy I' m/I Ml Si'i.i, , - ,h■i vi., IIm "ei't 1 I I Ml,a v a.ft • - I H T I' .; ;in |* u '1 ,'ln U l I I " "Ml; |. Thill . , l» v ",,,| 1 1" via —!• ti V ,f i.|is« I'MIMII. f"l "II HHKt *••• I ' m S.iMe I , t* *i. SrflliHlm ll'tly 1'miiiiiiiiiiimm , I *ta r.a.lu I . ., , , H ' r l l i h K W’" t.h i| , I |M I* M : .in \ m <" Hit . v tl* ,.||a„*. Seiimm hy |,,.l,u t ' i,|h y. I|,,|y It v eet, t VI*ftp. t t a • ,1/dl III.' ,1)111,1, Mill ,l " l l ., \ M I tat tl.p., f „, . | • 1“ lh I #si 'T»ek ,,f -.tu.lv n f tl.p II,,,a „f I I't 111.1 Ikh. tt ... A r t * I V , Ii nml piu'iy rliiili'h ••••,•• ' H I I I S T M N \ M IS S IO N AIM ' I' l ilt II* IR 1.1 —1,,|9 her l» i n k **.I •" l>.* |m .,..*mI " I ' , imm> •' aa \t ii e i i i.l \ m t ; ttlOll ivllli il. i.ml we t. ill >l>, y, I'arl. A *eimp " I I n iu le enlh S l i r e l *» 1 • VI.M ke t I!*|...| I M I W l I Itr St• hr . K"ml " lie. filrnii K. S m ith , I'awlnt I" S|tat fe. |*,M ^*1* Ihl,I,- Sc I.... I In mi ,\ M *• I • Ml*. U •’I aa41. | *a,MK . l*t iftlMM .... *I,., \ Wiel..,l,|t, S.i|il M U S T « I I I III II I I ) I I I H I S I . I - I t'tiiltg >|a-tr M'.iiiiiii; M',,i.hl|. | I I I " ,\ M. • I" ' 0**0M*.an at« H I'IH N T IH T Sul,(eel " T h e y Shall Kenew • •* v r w HOfl Km.1 Sec,mil Slirel • *•• 'la *1* etl |pt*| |a,|f rhi'li S li e n i jl h '' tllliiilay Kchmil II:,fi A M » »»* Vitt Iri v tl.,11 N*'W V e i n ’. Me*'."i*f» l.y the ' .la | | al •t.e M„ m| AimiiltiK S e r v i n ' II.INI A. ' I i pHhliil • " " Mislil I TIM i. .. S u bject; " ( j m l " "■ *• l»* •0*11 |lrr,| ,* tn*.,", Kveiiliii; Seivlce 7:16 I’ M We.lMei.ilHV Snvlce H:IHI I’ M ;* St...| *. K Mir .., I . 1 " ii,(» ii ii a l . r i v l p e ile,l|{iird t J . 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Miller. lulm n II m i m I I'r a y e . hm ,| I’ra lie , Weilne'p .Sunday S c h " „ l tl 16 ,\ >| llleerliir M o .u in g W o.k l.ip in ir. \ "We’ve Heard A l*Ure Kate I .t.i" I ''ey. T ;i" |- M •"nil" Knijr.y ,{ (j, |< Ht'inlav Helimd U16A M the S unny, I'eui.le/ H e n i i c Sun N Y I' S 7 till |* M A piece fur every " u e ; Haiti. .<> ' dav evetiiiiu " i l l lie devilled In K vang elislic l|o„i 7 16 I’ . Death , npeetal ...imle an,I « i " K i " K <|"ar. M orn il'K SV.,|»I,||, A M lellen, etc. Rev t'a.i.p, the Indian Kvaiige list, ami Rev. h i k I M rs f’,n,| T , i . Her.(."n Hy the l'aal«. ------kcl. will Im' k I. i ii M’ vivnl at the T.alniiiK Ij.ili." .1:16 IV ,M H H H T I'HKHHYTKHIAN ' hiirrh of III.* Niirsii.e.ie ntu iiiog A pile., for eveiy church ineiu L'lltfMC’ll her. A Hlnry tfa.iii f,i| chlldieu He*. Siiriih II. Mclnnh, Mlr.Nlcr Hundav n m in ln g . T h e y will I,,.p ciiking and sin gin g over the !•: 16 A M ITim ch (tchuol. under |( year*. II hh A. M Mm"iny; W » .ehlp raillo fm mo. uhig devotions Kvenln g W orehln 7..Id I' Her....... lay Mr. Mclnnle Kve. v m orn in g a. H:3f» ove. .ta tm o Hernmn H y (lie I'aah.r n .ill M S',Mill, Kellowehtp. t V T R R Jan 2-tl. N u r v e t v open at all *e.vlce« 7"in IV M. Kvenlng SViimhlp ! SVedneadav I’, avei S e ivn r T h e I'nllege Hhidetite will have 7:30 IV M " E v e r y Himm A , SVarm Aa S nor , harin' "1 *he Kvenlng \Vor«lll|i C H U R C H ( I K f,()|| , » p M i l I |.|J Service . y.* FARMS i Home" Rev. H. W . -Il lter, Minister Special imimii fur Sunday nn.rn 4 lug Anthem: "How I.nng Will Sunday seivices: Preaching at { f i r s t m k t h o i u s t c h u i i c i i Thou Knrgrl Me" and Sol": "Teach 7:30 P M. J . E . M r K I n l e y . M ln h le r Me Th y SVIH" hy Stanley Hrnrnley. Prayer meeting Thursday even .jMra. I*. H. Stephenson, Director of ing at 7:30 P. 61. Kve.yhody yvelcome. , Hellf lo u a Kdncatkon KIKHT C H R IS TIA N C H I'H C II , 9:46 A . M. Chiirc h Selim,I. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6474307e6d9ebf0b75b5c67e0f862026.pdf 0dccf3b2a83d47f15628387cb8a5fce2 PDF Text Text I l ----------------— ^ ■-* m i T P E C . 1 4 . 1»49 * YOU AND Wm. E. Holler Jr. H. O. Kirchof Hubert L. Balboui Harold B. Whlttcrn Brownley Petmaek Roderick E. Adama Claude Hittcll 1 John Roily D. B. Stafford Pat (I. Whit* Kmlo Brothenon II. C. DiMiraw Wilbur K. KeOling Cecil H. Jones W. H. Stafford C. W. John** Samuel J. Rankin Jerry 9°®° Vernon Klrchof T. K. Noon Kenneth Dkbrow St. Clair Burka 1 ■ km P 4 -:cr Jij 'iftMiitt %*;?•>&* tw S S g �- ,w r r z -► -r^,v^r—^r~ V 1 •1 ■j ) u In Io To Ta TH E W EA TH ER t a lly llia r * U B l r a i t k Protect tka P i M a f Dm World i Promote tka P n f N M o( America. Produce Prosperity foe Hanford. WcfB # a t t f o r d M e ta l \ ______________________________ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . E s t a b lis h M l I M S V O LU M E X X X X TU ESD A Y ,1 •1 I'iir «<> flwnlt 4111I continued h urin ihum fli iW iInrM lit, with a IfK Iih-uI shower- Iikrlv Mihirr* ■dr easterl) wind*. » D E C . 27 Nu. 351 Awiiiciiilod P re s* l.euxttil W ire I'U li Governor Warren Hiss Letter Indonesia AFL Serves Notice Of New Hit For Shirking ToMissingU.S. Gains Freedom Wage Boost Demands In 1950 From Holland Official Bared His Duty To State Rep. S u r l e s Says It Was C a l i f o r n i a ’s Freeze Which Aid­ ed Florida Growers ft LAKELAND^ DccT 27— (/Py R*p. Roy burin chained today Governor Fuller Warren "ha* iliirked hit duty and for«ollen lira promitn to the people of Florida.” Sutler replied to Warten'i radio addrerr lari night in which the Governor raid that 16 renaturi and 39 repreientativei who failed tu •upporl the raler tax program had ft"ihirkrd and ducked" their duty. The Polk county legislator »*>d: "It it my opinion that Governor Fuller Warren it the one who took the weak and eaty way out by letting hit tale* tax monitrotity be­ come law. "The itateimanlike thing lor Warren to have dona would have been to recommend a tax program f that would haVa put the Hate on a tound financial bam and nut one that cream a new army of politiral office hotderi. ••It t* now Interfiling to note that taveral grotipa have itateil that u special tenlon uf the l»«ttlature will be nacaetary next year herein* this talaa tax mini* ■trualtiv won’t produce enougn money for Fuller Warren and hl» politician*." 9 He answered Warren’* re­ marks that It would he becoming for Florida welfare recipients to •'kneel In nrayer and thank tlod” for tire 7 B legislator* who voted for the aalea tax (kugroin with; “ I belflve all tti» people of Florida ahould kneel fn prayer and thank Ood for tha 66 legis­ lature who had tha honeetv and courage to vote thalr conviction* In ojyoalnjr^^riie^»alee tatMand In Vegetable Sales title High In rthbbn 'Markets s ' I I I) ft*, -e*-» Dec. in JA C K S O N V IL L E , (Special)—"While *lni»lne*» an uaukl' I* not anticipated ut the Florida, Stale Farmer*’ Market*, during, the Holiday*, Florida’* highly perUhuhle crop* w ill have to ‘ be moved when they reach maturity, *o lubatantlal harvest­ ing aiul shipping operation* w ill continue throughout the Fa ll w lnttr vegetable area*. "From reporta received In my office today ihlpmenst of tomatoee, bean*, celery, pepper, *qua*h, Lima heari*, eggplant and many other llnaa of produce have been rulllng to destination* throughout the nation to supple­ ment the Htate'e great citrus fruit forwardings, and auch lux­ ury , Dept* us I he winter straw ­ berries for which Plgnt City and other area* are famed.1* William L. Wilson. Director of State Mar* kets, elated In his weekly mar­ ket review. "Plant City moved durlniif a , ilx day period last weak 2 1,401 pint* uf strawberrlea bringing a total revenue tu gruwera of m »9,684.37. The daily average ▼ tceetlae— •— a ---------la a a « # * l- „... , _ E x p lo s io n , D e stro y s F ir e . D w e llin g A U B U R N , M an.. Dae. >7, —(/P) — A terrific exploeion blew a ilngla family houaa apart early today and roaring flamee leveled It to the ground. But firemen baliaved tha four oceupanta were not ■ at homa at the time. Nothing but tha chimney—drap­ ed with a battered faadeprtng—wee left standing of tka new houaa owned by carpenter Edwin J . Leal, 89, hie wife and two small chil­ dren. Fireman ware unable ta find any trace of bodiea and tka fam ily automobile wae net on the prem­ ise*. t t -• ■ > " It la my balk# the* axplo d kf to • a rsa a rfe n ! Warren Praises Pro-Sales Tax Legislators Governor R e a d s Roll Of Lawmakers Who Didn’t ’Shirk Duty” T A L L A H A S S E E . Dec. 37. — </1*t — governor Warren I* back in the Tallahe**** hospital for ” a H ill* mure rest." I lr was discharged teat Thursday after two weeks’ con­ finement for physical and nervou* exhaustion aad went back to the executive mansion for what was planned for a quiet family t'hrisima*. Hut, Mm. Warren *aid "we had about eifh i or nine children In Ih* house.’’ Hhr laughed and added "dues that explain I l f ” T A L U H A S S H T D cc. J7 — (/P) Governor Wsirrn put the names uf the 73 Florid* legislator* who ruled fur the tain tax on hit honor lull last night. lie called them uff one by one in a itairwide radio iprech and said “it would he reverent and becoming fur the 1)1,143 old I oik». depend­ ent children and blind people who received thru full assistance check* m December to kneel in prayer and thank God” for them. Willi every name be recitrd the number ol wrliaic recipient* in the legislator's county and the amount of money they received in I949t Fie didn't mention lb* name of any of the 55 legislator* who voted against tha sale* lax. The Governor didn't call tha salt* tax by asm*. He retorted oply to the vole* "lq rail* money." But the legislators ‘ ha paltsd on lit* bark were |ht 22 tension and 5(r representatives who voted foi thr rales III. [he Governor also said the "louragrout and conscientious Sen­ ators and Representatives" who vuied to raise new uioaey deserve the gratitude uf *11 who benefit from operation uf thr schools ■ud universities, public health, flood control, stale institutions and other services uf government. "Tonight there era many people in this statu who can glva grate­ ful thank* to certain mtmbar* of the Florida Legislature (99 Sena­ tor* am) 66 Representative!) who had tha courage and tha conscience tu do their duty at a lim a when tha eaey—and weak way wa* to chirk and duck their duty," Gover­ nor Warren axld. He started tha roll call at tha lop of tha alphabetical Hat of count lea: . .. . "The 4,497 eltlsan* of Alachua County who racalvad aaalelanca tut ailing *1,487,797.60 in 1949 can (UaBtlaweX Oa re a * Tseel R . M . G r o v e n s t e in H as H e a rt A tta c k Hubert M. Grovenateln died of a heart attach yaatardxy noon at hia homa In Dighton. Ox. Ha wa* a raaident In Hxnford foi about MO yeraa the latlae part of that time being associated with the Ox Filter Company. He wX* married to tha former Eoaie Purdon who died about four yexrx Mr. U ruvtniU ln l i iu n rlttd by three children, Robert Groeanstaln of Boston, Mass., Jamea Gravenetrln, a studant at Alabama Poly* technic Institute In Auburn, A la., and Mr*. Mary Oillver of RavinItah, Oa. . Funeral aervicaa will ba con­ ducted at the gravaride In Banford next Thursday at SiOR P. M. by Dr. K. D. Brownlax and mambars of the " “Maxonte *' Order. HOT WHAT h I b was .unable to explain how axN EW Y O R K . Dae 8 T - < * 7 ptoafraa might hare some be In An all-time bent record for tha t$s WTtokad hewg; data wae eat today whan ton thermo m#tar reptatornd 00 de­ . 4 D IE IN A U fO C tA B M , O C A LA , Dee. 8 1 - ( * ) - Fawr gree* at I P. M. The nrevtau* Negroea, one of them a woman, record waa 88.1 an Dee. g f, 1988. ware killed and n v m other MeD U CH ESS MAR IO E groee liijared in m ante eoir at about 8 A At. on the South _ Tha da Two Family Suicides Pacific Islands T h a t Revealed In CrossWere Dutch Owned Examination Of Spy For 300 Years, Are Trial D e f e n d a n t U n d e r Own R u l e L ;i hot A r t i c l e Says I n c 1 e a sc s Can Tin- P resid en t Speaks At Carillon D edication G ra n te d Be W i t h o u t In n t - a s in n P r i c e s I LEV L I vM>. Dec. 37—</**) — A F I. iimimj-l*. tinned tu a coin I Ioit,n 401I culled off the list second perjury trial today * c ilv *- -iv dm iiau-lt strike, lit it vonr vote, member* uf letter written by Hiss to Nur! Firld, lhe AI I. I iiiu-il Fulon voted former Stale Department uliuiai ovrrtvhi'liuiiirlv 10 abide hy an missing for some lime in Eutup*. illiUnrtiiiii miletlng them tu give up lire -H Ik* agaiust Field's name was biouglu into lh e cut 11* nrd llevelsnd the trial early thi* month when Mi* I r io-ii -i-lriu Hrde Massing, furmet wile «l the % fugitive Communists Geilud I'.is W A M IIM .li is |)v, 27 i/P) let, IrUified she and Hiss lonqieir.l I In /Ml 'ru e d iioln e today for Field** service* a* * mrmbei of 111.11 i i - uni,ut- v.ill trrk "tubrlan* the Communist undeigtmiml in 11.11 h .ivr iiiii.'l. ill l'*5ll Hy AHROt U T K P PHKHH 1935 in Washington. I hr big I.1I1.,1 oivjiiiratiun men* A tin, nation lore in the Hall The letter, written M»y 7. I‘MS. Inincd III. ir.i-r. 1.1 7 tu 15 cents was placed in tha record by xs- today ll,e Dinted Slates uf la411 liimt 4- 4 e.r.il lhe wage diiva sislanl U. S. attorney fli«m** F. done, ta it4. onllmrd in llir Al L publicaMurphy during cross-rxaniiiuliun In Ainilridani. Qnren Juliana uf 1toll. hi Inn ■in. ,<111il v Survey ol llisi, former high Stale Dr pul the Nrtbetland- piuclaimed inde­ llll ir.l'Cll 0 m r - 4| r poll ■blc, tha nicnl official It ifplird to a mile pendent r lui tbr nahuu uf 77.HOO,Ixil.lti ................id "nilbnul lam ing by Field in which he *.kr«l to do 000 Indonesian, in the .nutbwrsl .1 ginri.d m iir.i r ill living (lilts" some work for the Carnegie l.n I’ a n llr It bad been Tlulland’s li ln.lll.lt/riuriit m.I l.tbiil WUlk todowmcnl for International Peace, tuluny lui MMJ year*. i-.rlln-i t, iiiipintr pioilurlion cfof which Hus then wa* piendrut. I ll Ii'll, v In lla la vu , (jp il.tl of lire val­ The letter quoted I Its. jv liav uable netklate ol Indir. Llandt, I hr .till. Ir Vtritl oil ing wiittrn "! do not see any wav iliou.anilv cbeeied av Holland'. Iii-ii.lilr m i . , / ir Mill, i mild ba we could woik out any atiaogr colui was pulled down and the red ,n 1 1>iii) •11-1ir 11 it o u ik ri. tteie given nienl coveting your intereiling pm and wlole flag ol tevoliilnniaiy AT A IP f CI Al CIJItMONY In tin* mnpltitliejlrr *.f AiUngtiin N,itlnn.il t V iiiftri y, Vlryimu >'ir*^|tlent Tium.it tt rrk l.t orrk . n . | in tilde, 10 • . 41 NttipU u fin illmi inniiui i*il lit lilt* luillntf *>wui iIi -hI, fi mil Ills* Ainri li v*li Him ul \V* i M VVail II Thr* Mil tect. tmlmirvi.i A n uni up flirt 1 mild llir 1r -llll* of lliril F.Ret lllfk Ms.tltl "It to#- i MlitsI int dillMr W»*l Ul M|finiiiH .imullK .ill 11(4**1 HIlH HutL the 4*141Ih, 11a*I i‘ tiilUt fn \t t I-4 His. Ilieu suggested ill tlie let .M olt' ., tuI iii.iii.igiiient ag irn l lo Hie ll.tg leie n io iiv followed til* Mlmllipr Vk iii " Ns\ ilett nt Uu* finht iiiw .tlx* If.iii.M liu .-e ll n.iliMh.tl t uiimirtri.lt t .1 th** A M V T A*' .thi tel lint Firld write ailu lv» loi Wilhelm Muhllit) tie Mm tft iishem e, the M«nvv« i;irtU \jnU4H«4nlt<i 1*• the U. H. (J th mmiiiuiuiI sSuuf»i|jtri*«(t» •li.n 1 1In '.it mi" " ilh tliriu, deter* . 'luuing ol the pmioiul of tiautler ! tnin in v tin in t it.igr iin ir.n r by ..,.1. ».!■;' -........................ ................ .iillii tn 1 h nr inline iiegulidtiun. ■poke l« Frieda Klrchwey, ..f itiv j Ann.leidani. At ll l l 1 gn.d 1 outil be ict Nation, about you and tin' po* | ( lr iwu vriemunir* nt oppu.ile d IH .0 l i t • nl. (an liailt) ~ » u •""! ii.» article* for the Nation. Mi*« Kh- .............. mmr in 1. . 111'. llnmigli nut techewy *ald »ba would get in touch •ilnultanenu.ly. 1in I'lmi t t ( with you directly' and you will l*' Q n t - e n J i i I I h i i u li t u t h r e n - m l n u l * "Wi- mi. nd to I'.! fmward in heating from her," speech congratulated tilt- new na­ Itifiii I,. \i >11 liictlici ttugc gain*, WAMIING H >N. D im . / l ’i l . . ncii», 10,1 V ( ill im ’ H lii*to ld Murphy that the only tion which sit hough sovereign and i c . * i I* ih 4 ob ra n t t s . i <impel nt me null einpliiyer. In cut communication ho had received (ijik ilo w u i n 1.1 \ rvm lclv .m l , L ............ me l i» l.iw "l..u |.|i.ilc* ' in c i 1 i t liiii ii'i llir ) uie Milling to from Field Of hi* jvhk- Herts, ws* lo ir it t n u .lilr ii .til) Icgl'l illoii lo 1.11 , 1' I*.v i.ilr* ml iiiiii.ulo .tl* ul a ktto r from P k jd In *W apiing C t i.s s e lm .in O i h i n d o . Hill kI' llll- pMl.ltlll., lol|KII j|lll|l< of IR4R and a Chrlatmas card from Hi , imp, 1.itmu tn mean a gen* (I D> e , | * (H I) '* Hrp. J iilslu l <R I I 11 , mrmttri ol tbr U i fr.uimig lliu i'r W ivH r*. .Pl*M tka aam r year. hi i i c h l In Jail: E a rlie r Hwa ta«lfi#d thnt h# slid M rniii''f'fikhaifirr.’ lt.llnv ihdil iirtvitnrn’ > I ci r , a i 1/ ’ i 1 I never rac<W*d any jampmwnl fiaT "If fv rjy . |s> oprtl tl.v *-.■<*«-i sisnritl' Weir 'i (ilfi’ctril,' I ln-"l rS I I I t. r an apartment h* sublet to Wliltllrvr llir liiiilviV 1M11I1I lie Iml mi c l (Mllimil lesuiimg Ililt! In 4IIV .ill)' l.i l.i s v (uronvr* inn m an in,ine*i taker Chambar* In Washington l» tit. I I'.iinUieleil llil- in(lining lx ( mm ||y A M M tlC IA lF.il --------iMttHtuy jfiit | ■ i i k i e-.Hlii|in| tu, i> Indue I Iiiiic in-. S I ciinI i uni le Chamber*, fnrmar rtiurlar tor s AI -least fifnl violent deaUi* wrir , f (In »' | m 11 httvv tin NtiitlythR ll*t loi lied a trnln I (li,i| ilie ilr illi Hnvlet spy ring and the govern­ (i Kiim payment today fur the v l n Y I \ C p U r i 5 V - III jMMMiifii n|f tin I• i |J-r sSfiflu’ ■ il lilile Mlnumi l.ee I ;i-Hr IOhio ment’* chief wTtna** In the trial, nation’s three day ClirisUnae In.lt * -11tans( 4 .) ilint iti> y m\*’i ri|i 11‘nl i o .i - doe In ’ -ul Im al ini, 11mo lived in the apartment ............... M W Vtilth . I),'i !7. (.V) (1,1v with Miiotbei long we»<beii,i !. 11iff •ttPU n yrfii I *\ . m-i - (inknoon I.(Idle I g—,'I III** testified. Tha wlttie** hs Ii I he I...... llie lieuvic"i diiiiiiponr since •flh I' NJ4 11*14 IIII. I \ ih f ill t 1411IMI ill'll Iln 1.11ill-1 nil- l ill'll-ill In ahead charged tlhainhar* uotldng ■,,r l.i 1 Spimg drcmlicil New Vurkt Inc pt-rsoll wa* killed III t'*1 •'I'lK'ler I hl'Mt ft Mint -imif tits i’.dli e 1 III!'I It 11- 1. \\ llllil ill- no id's■«*■•* a * raaa T " » ‘ • I*, ami llielr wuler-heil toduthe, fur id (itie of * verirly H r i ‘1 *•• VMUk Ml. I It \ law-, fill i ' ‘on li nl in iiilmg .l|igei,I Inn r in ni,l cun' a mi-ii-urt* o| trlie f In other accident* uiipruximuirl, I IIlH| i|i| jt*1 to I I kill >|uu II I IIf it lilt *U i I mill I' i Ilia, mi a i Inner 6 0 % o T A u to H A re iln iiieliopuil"' c.iilicul water ,.yciy irt minute* during the hah , a>|«11|f««( |4I ■ ■ I ill imkriuie-- I'linl Mnn-lield -Inn luge. I'rn ipiliillini » a* .65 A ll | M I li H"ll ItIII* 811Ilf Hi »• t t .llftlf.l II n .i I i i , c i n i i ■■ o l l l i e ) o i ( n I m li P re *W a r M o d e l H •lay pfriud frum »lx I* M. Ft ids* e-q. x •it mi inch In llir cllt ilKelf dot until iiiiduighl. Monday. S t a f f A lk iw p il I*# 11 u «i I vAtittiti 111"41 ii Imhii I’.it fi vtinti tin nu linleil \\ I si,Dili. 1. Il l j , mi' iln- pnxl 21 Imiir-. nunrnhal Tin- luggeM killer, s* uhiimI, " > ■ .*( V I lln-ii'i, I'le-lnn Ita, S h . ' i r l ’ s I ' o i K’ t M t is ...................... W ASHINGTON, Dac. 27. - t/P> the uutumulill* will. 1197 A Iihk 1 Ir — m llie upHliitc reservulr see1 • II iml I It | miy _ The head of (lenaral Motor* ■mrliult of them were pedestrianhim. null more Hum 1 1/2 inch** Mt'iinvylille, He) in purl" o| drought -Irlckcn New figure* that around 66 to 60 per Fire* killed 66 persnti*. many .d '"I Hill .'xpeiting I'Mi'idoinhlitile 31 li * 1 III V Mill I,IV I ), i l cant of auto* now running era ........ children. Ami chlldleu vvei ■ lii- c t I'll* VVrat her liurrau T A L L A H A S S E E life upiM.it fim il llcnmcint lined S ' , i 'In . in..m u,, iliiii i ci I *-|,,n ii notable among victim* «f 94 n.c -.ml unite min Maw riinilne pre-war. i/l'i tn nnevpecii'd * I ihio.ihmi l"' “ o ),. Charles E . Wilson, making that celluncdU* accident*. inherllaini' In , payment hum 1 " ■ndeiil ■riinnin m.n m ike |.n I' \ Me.......ml t mum i W I W it The traffic lull ws* le*« thin VOUK. I'-'' 27 i/T’t • estimate, added: "The used car* ............. I Hilt II. main ill lllipIC'l til,.NIAV the iniies-e*. 'I'e e-lnle estnie of of Fit .mmini S ilnme Ill"t IlfllVV loll! -Il..... lull are Mill ovar-pricad as compared tin. P 6 predicted liy (he Nutiuim Itt'li .lii-eplt \\ Mm l in .f i , the ml i1> ilc.illi >>l i .I'teii mmiili, ‘" “ f '" ''" '‘‘red a "ageing ....... | >I mg tell nil Now Volt, .111(1 It* tu pre-war — If you put th* dol­ Hafely Council, i.ut Ned II. Hem lit )!1 leath'i. I' .ii. d a luinnil „|.| v i ,| ll( |, „ „ ,„lIm . i l ,.1 p41, lii'il tvalel "loot tndut and lar back In Ha purchasing power loirn, president uf th* Council, Ida Mlntc xenerul I ii ml li.ihmcr. ll..u*e iiilcim'iit Miyiug hit M |it't|n (In . . , Mir pointed out that the cost In live- t'm nplrollvr t', 31. H a t', n tlire Hie ncntlii'i lull,'an -li" anotlivr with relation to a new car." niol.iv niiillllllg III llir h n i 1*1 III proptiqf 44 IIMlIli'hll 'I tiimr* of it coming. Wilton wa* interviewed hy edit­ paid fur the holiday in all type* "I nnnminved that I lit- mlllnm .1 jillm im lillr i,bile il, pairllli Wntci'Hliv No" Voikcr* weie ors of U, R. News and World Re- accident* wa* higher than the 6<h> dollsi check had lo'eii -m l m 18*III tlillUl' III K-ilik i ||I* |if ajI*I il Hi with n regular In , irtliru . n Inch that tin- AdmltilHtiiiiiuii can pm j l o i illiinLrn , lllpm 4- liitppy a* dii-t I'oivl fuum’ r* ort, weakly new* magailn* puh- claimed in Lhe Texas City, Te* • eed with It* uxtriiv-ignril und il has mil Irf-en audited. H I- -oh shed her*. It copyrighted th* iliHaster of two years ago. I , Ii Ii v I I 4',eliu.in. !■) nl I h ii tlm end of a diought, tint ilia "Our holiday* have twrunn- ■ * |erl lit ndliiNlineiil, h til, in-ihap* Idler j, J plan* III NOelnli/e \meilcN.’ .l i t vviild itclim tmi'iil kept It* articles. *n mldilimnil pstluelil due Inler. M il,'ll* CIU*"*||. Among othar thing*, he said he eerie* of 'Tesa* Oltle*.’ " |le»i Il wuh one uf llie luige-l -mde III' M ild, “ w o iild h av e ., dcpil"- live, in, linin'. Ill i It) lid mi a i Inilgr Vuv water that nm- into tlu expects tha next new development horn **nl. " Ill a week, we iiihv ••ffect oil ei 'o m n iil.' (im , lilin n - 1 mpecl another one--* ‘Jiiyioi* rstslr In , piiynienl" llm lih Iwii-llilrd* in the automobile will be “ Ine u*e .n l .li in Ai'iin, in I , 11'pn mu nl log ti'-ci fiiil* now e l t i l l )' and m ig h t p rci Ip lt a lc week-c ml of ms** murder nvn ever Im" trrelved. nod aiihniiiil of hlgh-octaue fuel with more m in I imdilci H i, v,ilr w4- ■ rlc.i. irnplv iuu*l mil oiilv liumlle tha ci ■ 111111 ' y in to a ta il pill V V Now 3’i sr'*'-un 1 e*R the peole tutvi Icslly loHiKled the geuntil I mid pl*"i'lil ili'maml Iml -lui* up 4 efficient anxin#*." Another way D g ii I i I (tint iltillif ill* a 1 0 Ills 'll nil Imllli III III 1le I III .,1 1 1,1 i Ins iiiidn* fm sumiio'i to aav* fuel would be to laaaen a Nickened of making hurrui day- Imlsme In nearly it llilid 1l i r l l J t ilii/ nut of holidays." llio inin 11 hcu-iiicd >11 ul car’* weight, ha said, " if you can olliri I-ill) 'dlril 1 4 It. ill lo lllll'* II HHllBIlfll I I , I'na* 1nu I He predtcloji dt.fi'ui , „ v , al One of tha most horrifying l A I I j M lAMNl 1- I In .‘ i r/l*i taka weight out, make tha car Ju*t ' It 111,0 I .1.*1-1,11411 "ho dlril I'tu traffic accident* occurred In Te*.i_ i, i uppuig lull. aa good a performer and Just a* n.nl i mi,Inn lino, i n ii ii I v Friday night whsn an autnmulnle S I A I E Itl’. l l Nl) Mu 11in renewed I., pi,.4 |,p olio, i.oiurii in 1 op.llll- ol thr . ,u convenient for riding." ulliiol, .mil virII,n r n u b jrirn cil 11 -licli of armmd ......... , | o i r VI I.AH AH H KK, Dec 27—yF) to I Wilson tsid ha doain't expect and a gasullue truck collided, tin1 .N l it* l 1cil hi 11>■t hd I.arson ■pla*hed from truck's ruptured tl'u sllssia til, I' m * r I t ,,,, jlimil llir t.iine aiimuill limn tlir any radical or revolutionary dli t<oi «11f111 il, u rir .d,n ii'li i.t iil 11 pnilt-d today iliiii 4 $7,1)1)3 ex­ change* in cars in tha next few tank und ignited, turning tie Mullil,. lir.itUIV 1.1*1 )r.li itiIII In on I...... I llll l bring 1 li.iitod "Ilh : l"eiitl;il*i mi tiiHHiSlice *t year*. Ha aald also he doesn't vehicle* Into pyre*. A family •>> grllirr lliry .nimiuleil Im mine the new Finest Gills Female expect there w ill aver ba » la**- five In the automobile and Un- lh.ui h.ill tin- ilitliintrinrul, diiniki m .-, -.till I ’olli r t Incl Hoy 1’01 iretiunnl liistiinim u lias been th*n-Sl,00U cat again b e e n u s e truck driver perished. <1 Will, on, tin. iniiiuiug '(■funded mid Ih ri" 11 110 ceflecA mother and htrr six children Cniuplmlb'i ( ’ M G.ivh new "people don't want tha kind of car died In n fire which swept then It-it" > Middleton, dl itci ,.f tin Moll upon III* intei.illy of any Inlilri, " Y ii U i Mnili'V .linl Wlirie "t urn* i’rodurt- Ami Ily I'myou would have to make In order Ran Antmilo, Tex., home. Thru dnetn" will tie llie mil.|c,'l of a lllll,lllll.Itili', ulio wiih not held 1111 •’"■ii Paul** involved in Hi* trailsto prlca It undar |!,000, You would were death* from shooting*, fall-, Il Gor»,“ iliow, lli.it uf ♦•!'d).7ti2, talk liy III J . VV M lllcl. plodili'' nil)' id'i'gw, luid ilitvcn llo ,-1mi|' action. hava to taka too much out." I. omiiiii , w ho also is State Inelectrocution*, plane craNhe*, ev 772 (liib unril iii llir l.itl liiim ii ',1 Hon munuger of the I'lyiiimllh t'l hue!, 11.on 11 pailt at 1' 11■ 1111, •I j, Speaking genarally, Wilton said poiure ami a«pyaiation. M'uhHsuih a* r s s * Tw ill mane* Cntiiniln-ioioi, told the Hu* AHNocistimi, at llie meet ing -aid <locf W illmin.M, no,| uflei ‘ 'alilnet last week lie luid asksd that I960 ahould be another good of lhe Memlllule Cminly Fill 111 Hu -lopping it In- home ul I I I / I'll •m a refund on rates he con­ yoar for bualnaaa,' M nothing hap­ cun Friday uiglil nl the Kiituri* d v Vvoioic, ri'IHovcil Id- own child sidered "exurhlluut" for buildpen* to Karo American buyara. I ’nimer* lliiildlng, Hr I IV VVit from Ho front "dit unit 'lun dl- c i’s fire risk iusui uiice covering cu Vit c .I ih* cmiitilion of tlm hiiiiv, -011. progiuin ch ill man, him.......... HCHOOL VUNDH 11,242,HIM) 1 ml,ling near Hlmri.n illicit with llie nllici twin the luduy. T A L L A H A H R E E . Dec. 87--UP) tteala during Its ( uustructioii. — The Cabinet Board of Educa­ "Thi* progruiu will In- especial. Wig. Willi it* pul I'llln III llie liu. k Iv injerchtlng In all ell 1 o- giowm* III till' i'll) tion movtd today to lim it tka aH AN FO RD R A IN F A L L of Neniluole L'aunty," -aid Dr. .................. .. 11 cull fnnii Ml mount of city aad town bonda Sniifoi'd um| Scmiuide County tnvaatmaata of It wlU buy for Invaatmaa1 Greyhound* will lice loniglit *1 the I bill annual opening of the Wil-oli. Ilr . Miller ha* ngiced In iMiildlclon ,ii | :tli) A.M and when got a good drenching on Sunday too ‘ a permanent aehool funda. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club located juit off highway No. 17 between nil*we 1 guestloiiii at the end of id* i'liltolnu'ii .Ion and lack llick-m, wlicii ruinfal totalled 3.41 inch#*, It adaptod a raaolutka elat­ Sanford and Oilando, and the W day racing rea«an will often with mnie talk. All riti'lia grovvei* uru curd- nr lived tln-y found him trying to III e u k i It g a dry spell of long In 11V invited tu attend. Hnppci will rut'lvn tin1 illfunl. it Wlln taken ing "toe maximum amount of Men 101 iul •■taming, E . J . Moughlon, J r ., city and town bonda to ba main- af thx fxiIMt clop ever lo run in f larida, Robert Baird, general inana- lie reived ut 7:(K) o'ctock hy Mr*. lo Fi'in ild-l Jiiigliloii M. I*. (iutehel, ReNcrvulion* may llonpitiil n hen- it wa* fmiml dead wi'rttn^rnmri, lepuih ii today, Tha toinad In any a f tka atato aehool ■•r, announced today, downfall was enpeclally welcome |l unlliiutg II* Han* Tw ii, funda shall not exaaed SO per­ Th# program will atari at H:00 o'clock and more than 2.5(H) f*n< he made hy telepliuning l>r W il­ to owners uf citrus giuve*. cent of the par valuo of a ll aa- are expected to bx pteacnl. Highlight of tha evenla ia the 40 and H son, 7Mt-J, The speaking progiuin t OMMIHHION M K K IIN fi will begin at H;00 o'clock curltka held li too p nrtkulaf Society'# Inaugural handicap. ■ ----------- —----------Tlm City CiinililiHHluri will meet T H E W K A I’H R H fund." tonight at Hint) o’clock In reguln< ■team heating facilities. H U H I'K IB E til F I " ckn I ijii , ami CotiiMil**inm'i Jiltin' Thn i0 and 8 Vulture «f (I i IhiiiIu MURK EGON, Mich., Dec. 27. JA C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 97. * ia apunaurlng the opening uiglil l/1'l — Tha day sifter war iu*l a* Krider will prexeiit pluu* fur im- i/F)-----races and all gala proceed* will g„ hitupv a* Chriatmna at the Hubert proveliifiit of the *uwugc illsAtlanta Santa poHsi prohlem, lie iis* indicatiil. to tha uryanliatlon'ii fund for aid­ Dillard home this year. llostoii ing crippled children. L’luua paid a return call, u* it Hu1 hank C1IRISTMAH T H A tiED V A crack, speedy field headed hv were. HA.MIIDItG, (lermuny, Dec. 27. De* Molnas Miracle Mile has been extnhlixhed Mumatlm* during the holiday* aa fxyorltaa In the eight dug field Mrs. Dillard lost her $ 1,000 dia­ —(4*)—Four little girl* have died Galveston ■elected to run the 40 and 8 In­ mond ring. Yeatardny *he got it after their dresses caught fire New York front the candle-lit Christmas tree Raattla augural handicap, the ninth race. back, Tha dally double this season will Mra, Mllai Olsen 1found the ring, ut a German orphanage party, po­ contoiua on tha- second and third which had fallen Into a Christmas lice at Rime hen, lower Raxony, re­ , race# with quintal#! autd tha third package Mr>. Dillard had wrapped ported today, .The children were Orlando between eight and 18 year* of agt. Tampa ,.MV' , with through tka tenth race inclusive. and agnt to har. i NEW YORK. Dec. 27, t/I’i Thr Kfoscculion introduced m ibr Alger W ASHINGTON, Dec. 27—t/P) —Tha new United States of lmiune*ia was hailed at ita hlrlh today by Mrs. Franklin II. Hmiseveh and Ansbassa dor Warren H. Austin. Ameriran reprrsrnlslivee to the United Nation*. Formal eoniralulallo n* in the name of tha . I'. S. government are eipeel­ ed probably later today. Proa(dent Truman is reported _____ re*dt lo aiinuunre U. H. re«,,»it11koi of the new stala *h««tl>. Congressman Calls For Campaign \ Infant Smothered Against Federal T a x D o d g e rs To D eath During . D r i n k i n g Party Violent Deaths During HeKdnys Exceed 500 Murk Downpour Briugt* Relief lo Thirsty New York State tens. Stat e Spending Of $251 Million Schools, W t* I i ,1 I l* Iu-mu ..n S Dr. J. W. Mi l l f r To VddruHH Farm Ituruuu r « r Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club To Begin Iti Racing Season Tomorrow wmm ■ iMi : I fc -- _____— J i . 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I' i i m n kli% I* »n iltl »4 ,* t i|g < liil| In Ik* ttaa fur r»*«MIrallnn »l all Ik* Inral m n i k ilaim '• a this » n iip » |i» f, Via *1*11 aa all l i l f a»na ilU aalrkra. f> . iy T U E S D A Y , D E C . 27, 11) tn T O D A Y 'H T U E S D A Y D E C . 27. 1 9 4 ? S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A v A tn ' v w n m ill.K VKHHK Many ha** Imagined that ll la ttt. In n ra rllrn . r r a f l In il* ’.shrewd fraud fir ln |iir* n lh rra . T h r steal •at ln|ur* I* t« the prrann ahn .vio lates m m al law . I I* r snnnl 'f o r * * !. Hlr- *d la Ilk w|io»* Iran*'grcsslon ia forgiven, who** »ln l» rnvereil. --I’»*. 32:1. L It ws* fli«i lli* kind of t'liriitm m 4w e * lliti »*M exped to h s i* (.•ruiindi ih* of S rp le iu lifi. I f (iriitK * Sn iN lh'r* i* u 'iiii| to annomii * •indoli*i y fm lli* Sftmt* li*f»*i* < liin 'm t*. |o iii| to lie*' r In liiotv. * ' Sev*ln p ri iilll ***** Villrsl in 'Fln iiilv liigliU 'iv n iiid * n l* u *ri tli* w rrk * n J. D io r i.iir t u llv on Nr** Yrar'v day l ot more w ill di* dim 'in iiii’litvity 1*11 id rn lt. P a y r o lls T ttE B A U Federal Taxes Warren Speech . D. William* following ag . tha payment lot JU fcS t advocgM g federal f pH°vW jcomoialwr ra Hak not M an a S a jifo id . wkdta lHara Na«roe* aa-4hara are "24 ye a n . V e g e t a b le ll'«n flH s r4 P la n a / • « * tln e l pile* ranged ftom .HHc to Me p*t pint. A fifty percent IncieitM* ill volume Is aiiticipatpd dm lug dm current week. "The I’almelto Mnrket reports a good volume of good ipmllt) tomatoes, Iml |irices have hceo down and tlm volume will <lc pi'liil on the mnrket. This inn"ket ul no I iiis pepper, I'ale beiitui. egiMdrtnt nod '"inuidi. "I'ollipaim Mnrket reports Ml m is of produce per; day during tlm past week, with a good supf'Ji' Colltlhnliig ilurlng the cur rent week of beans, pepper, I . Im* bp a n a, eggplant,' ciic'unilicri, 4i|uash, okrn and Held jmHs (Ju ulltv on ,«ll prmUt^o la goo I. " A heavy voliipie of tnumjoc* riSnfliiiiCd to ipdve ’ tli| k‘ tirouL'h' Hie F t. Fierce Market d^ lng II.” S td td (O H tH I ( atml«n«rit F dmmi B rd I veai,' ♦ 'I2 ./4 7 .M 7 wdijt tu aid to dependent c llild im , aged . and blind; $ ‘12.*19^,000 in county w ImoU and $41,167,151 lor date higlnvavi. Among "llie r major espnmlllures wi’ie 123.670,81)0 for hlplicr i iliicatlim ami I ’l,"l4,ii2<i fur other c Iurn I Ion. Added t" the State con­ tribution to enmity schools, they load* the total 1(10,640,6111 ripenl mi edocatlnn hy far the greatest single cost of government. Other lilg dlshiiracmenls Includ­ ed *0,360,000 for the general opriatlng conln of government, $13,Vlii.iinu fnr health and sanitation. 4H.oa4.non for development, and conservation of natural resources, 111.362.000 unemployment rompematlon ,$13,220,0011 to counties for paying old road debts and hiilldlng new local roads, and $IR,31)9,000 for Investment* and other imn-operatlng 'expanses. Of the total $203,481,647 avail­ able during the year, the State disbursed $250,762,772 and ended the business year June 30 with a cash halanc* of $42,719,776 on hand In all funds. That was $21,118,406 Issa than th* balance at the beginning of tbe year. Iho gasoline lax brought In 146.272.000 lo lend all revenue sources. Federal donations were next wllh $41,820,1100. The alco­ holic beverage tax yielded $21,* hiHt.333, automobile license tags $18,600,000, racing taxes $19,206,000 and cigarette taxes $12,500,000. A ll other source* — except the $11,444,000 borrowed for construc­ tion to be paid for out of revamp) from sell-liquidating project* — brought In $0,000,000 or lass. Water Shortage ti w » tran sit strike* , Hnp !■ « - 1 to my »won’t » m *q w m r m s * ‘1 * 1 •» \ S 7 ! p . V "w V - ' to eiacan. taut F-&3HS * V' R - ''"ViMi"f' v \ VP V \ 1 1 •• IS,. 1. 7s, Jj ».*/! (i n s i l s s f l V is a fa c e Oast liideprndent Is rrlaltditg th* tie of I lie L’lilch crown. Tlm ceremony wa* opened by Netherlands I'm id r i Dr Willem Htccs who confirntetl the istiflca Imn of the independence agree­ ment which rrsidt*d ftom HI weeks of Hutch-ludniirsiHii roundtable dfsi ussliiiis Hint 'summer. Tlm central figtite In Iho B a ­ tavia reli'liradotis was :t7-y*ar old Sultan Hemnngkii Kuwitm, deputy p i i li l i 'l of the new Hldteil Slates of Itidimi’Nln. lie accepted the turnover of authority front the Nether land* high commissioner A. I t J. l.o'vlnk. The Sultan said: "l.o ng was the mad we hail Hi H avel. Hut thanks tn (ind'a glare and the atrnng effnrt, hy nil positive fm ers of the Nuthcilnnd* as well as Indonesia, tlm target we had set outaelves past week In spite of growers plans In huh! off picking, Mild ic a tlic i, however, furred eon * -•— —1_. tinned mki harvesting. .Auction sale* VHHiril --will h>- resumed Tuesday. Dec 27. with it fair to heavy volume anticipated, (tally volume llie first three day* of the past week was approxlmsetly 20.0IHI c ia lr i per day selling from $1,(81 tn $3.1111, avetaging $1.00. "Heavy trading continued throughout the past week on the Sanford Market, Beans, celery, rnhhagc lead in volume. Quality on most produce was good tn excel­ lent with prices holding firm all week with the exception oftomatoen. Fruit houses on the mar­ ket were swamped with Christ­ mas order*. A good supply of *11 kinds of produce and fruit Is anticipated for tha trade during the current wa«k. "Wauchula Market has elot*;l Its Fa ll daal and although u small amount of produce w ill It* trickling through right along, huwevtr regular auction sales will be discontinued until tha Spring ileal." 1942 Hudson Sedan $3»oo _ Uht year prescription to a yog knew will give imce. ■ . , •I “ “ — "That’a right," Hiss n>|i|in| In Iho first trial which ended in n ju ry disagreement laxt sum. m*r. Mm nliv was tirevenlnl from asking Hiss about the tlrnlli, ul his family. g Turning to the npnrlmrut, Mur­ phy brought out that Ills* »*• paying $6(1 a month mu. *n| furnished Hi* place himself Hiss testified that ho rti*lv*d no adviinre rent from ('luimbrt*, and n rv rr rw elvrd any payiniuii) except fnr the gift of tin urit’nial rug. It* said he let Chaiulien have Iho apartment at iho sam* rent he paid, and Inrhulrd tli* furniture, gas, electricity and 1*1^ phone servlch. g Elsewhere Federal Judge Syl­ vester J , Rynn told the government today lo check the diplomat I* status of accused spy Valent I?, A. fJuhltchev with Ihe stal« ilrpsrtm*nl and Hie United Nation* Unhitch*)’, a ntnslan engineer now attspfnded front hi* U. N nost, It* "•*» din ilv'*t Is *» claiming that .... .... lomatlc Immunity and thus should lo not h* put op trial with Judith Cnplon on spy conspiracy i'harg»m noth th* Klnto H*nartment »i™ th* U. N have held Ihal h* Is not entitled In Immunity llntvovrr th* liusslnn contend­ ed last week Hint, along wllh Id, tJ. N. slat us, h* holds Ihe rank nf third secretary In Hie Hovlel Min­ istry of Foreign A ffairs. Ryan dirccled today thal offl. d a l certificate* as to (SuMli bet’s status lie submllled to him fiiihlldicv amt Miss 4'nphui «>• trying, liv a series of lunlloiis, escape trial. They nrc acnisi'il ’6 ' conspiring to steal American »fficlal aecrels for Itussia's l>»'in*fIt T h eir trial w ill atari as soon us hearing* on Hie motion* cud, no less they gel the case thrown out nf court In Die meant hue. Mias Coplmi, standing tils ! alone, has been convicted of ileal Ing o fficial papers. Hbe w n' senteiieed In Washington, It F , to 4f) moitllis to *1M years In prison (nit is fir e till hull pi'Miliug np|"’a|g) has toilav been forim illv arhlnv ed." ■ The-band plavrd thn. Hllti.'li oh llonal liymM as tbe Itiitd i Imperial flag was lowered. Then tlui huuil revulutlonarv matching song '/Indonesfa |{a|a" ((Itcat llid'invsikil as the red and while flax w rnliiip Thus liiiloncsla fnllawwl .the Phlllpplnra, 'India,- Pakistan!. *Sll other nations which have Wvi' their Indpppmlenc* alnc* Hi*j> varg Foreign Becrelary Ernest Bovin left I.nmlon today fo r a mccHg,f)f British nonimonwcnlth foiulgp ministers In (hiliunltu, Ceylttp. |U>poiters saltl hr lookfrl pale a/ler hi* recent heart attack and Auofi his personal phyak-inp with hip! Th* conference w ill discuss, tqcognition of f'nnimutilal China,, a Japanrsp pram Itcaty uud Hie mil tinning dollar shortage. , A new five-yenr trade pad hetween Britain and Yugoslavia warn announced yesterday. Th* agte«the tun* of $616,200,000, London menl will push tivu-way trad* to rstlmatPd. It w ill also lighten Yugoslavia's Ilea with thn West and widen th* gulf between I’ retuirr-Marslial Tito and Moscow. In Tokyo, fi*ncral Douglas MacArthur gave th* Japanese govern­ ment permission lo spend 8,600,000,000 yen (nearly $24,000,000) lo build up Hie Japanese merchant navy. _________ ________ f Th§ M ffN r that ht/pt muki 'Children Healthier I A n n a 's y j 1941 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan *57<M>o 1940 Bulck Sedan Understand Your Illness Wuge, Increases i Indonesia S u le t t By w , V . Bitting. Touchton Drug Co. ered the opinion yesterday thni ,And 1 found I could really, think | that e x t r a '' reduction of the exclaea tn lh"lt If you don't completely un i straight at last. •• HMD special aeaaion _______ pra-war rates would provide dsrahsnd wh#t‘M»e doctor maanaj Bo 1 thought «f the New Year a when ha explains your Illn ess, Flo rid a for tha flra t time to match healthjt stimulus for affected lit-1 I? few tlafa away \ aak him to t«H you again, oil . tha maximum federal allowance duatriaa. Ha said Increased ra l*J tCeatlnixa rt»*». N a « weaO And I've made mo a vow, that no hatter then th e ft b u rn a little rofita, tn turn, woptil mak" fo r aid to dependent children. and pro dntt Joint effort hk**d An sub* lompef can sway. Fm a n t payments a n hi more about It tM h lim a yoir greater tax return to tibia ’ litt’ Wm of coat record*) wo do not make m c a ll. .. r a s r T a t n a s iK r is w - r w* n tv;<iul**ccnc* in rmployer d'm aticklng to water, don't aven| When you f u lly appreciate! | on Tmod speedup arheme*. want ice, •hd $1$ fnr sock adiNlldr mni Whatth* doctor ia trying .to ac-: "The puhllcalion aald that a 10 F o r there's nothing as ta sty or In a needy fam ily where one oi par­ rom plish you w ill n atu rally cent hourly wage Increase for all othlng aa niceent it la missing. mlaaii come more •co-operative, ana •the Ka ttelUH'a u-vaLaaa Wtru.ll thooot nation1* workers would Beginning Jan. | , the Governor T h e night a fte r New Y e a r may. Just th at concentrated e ffo rt to paj bother some guys . . overcome Illness w ill go fa r to­ . ild. . . . . th* . payment* w|U be atepped ng th#*1*night—fall j consumer buying power approxi­ , t bottler up to a maximum of $17 a month ra fram three | mately $1,000,000, U aafd this But I ’ve learned my lesson, and wards m aking you batter. woukfUuuro a good business year brother, l*m wlae, for child and $ l« for ■tatee Medicine ta usually an Im­ In I portant part of treatment. You eanwhlle In rich victual! have tribute I your would aerve will want Um .very bast In doi liquor that’ll red injuneregular J .m y " S d drag*, accurately compounded, r etoa tSe tar the a n t iJ®" ^ w fen d W tA r ”^ 3 Oa«) were tww suicides In ynut family, your falh er'n n d s la tr r ? " Mutohy nskrd. til'd offcnalvi' fill cotdinl of tlm I Kn*t. F o ru m h P a s* "Would U embarrass you If g asked you alauit the dfsths in your fam ilyT" “ No." id** replied In « low voice "It ■* tn Is true, »•»-) Is It *lint, ■».■»* tlinl non tlici* iiiri p a n e w b y O n . I I . H. " H a p " A r n o id , fo r m e r c o m m a n d in g | H»rM,s "«<• ,V V ’,' n fj111 into thr g e n e ra l o f th e A i r h .r c e W r it in g In th e N e w Y o r k ! M." Vim” *” " " KngUnd tie r e c a lls th e S p a n is h W a r . T h a t w itn e s s e d a g r e a t h u ll- ^Nl|l| j i „ iu o . i have loat th« *rvat ah a lo o b y p re s s an d p u b lic m en on th e C rim e a o f th e S p a n is h lir«K nf Ih rlr griilii. Tin* tli* II. ft. of fndon*ala I* in C u b a . K l ii a l l y w hen S fia ln , a n x io u s to a v e r t a w a r n l a n y l o s t , o ffe re d to s a t is f y e v e r y c o m p la in t o f th e U n ite d S t a le s , in h* p»it of n f*d*rat>d rommon i»* nIH i which I* linked w ith ll'il p u b lic s e n tim e n t had been no w o rk e d up th a t P r e s id e n t 'Mc­ land In lli* Hull'll crown. Ifoo < K in le y did n o t v e n tu re to a cce p t Ih e S p n n la ii t e r m s . I’hn • 'i* i. di* *i ran g fiiiFlil I* vary »|rr p ro file w e re supposed to w h j i I w s r . a n d th e a d m ln in l r a ­ 1 1ni In dial of III* Hr It tall common tio n a p f ia re n tly believed t h a t it s f i r s t d u t y w an to g iv e o 'lltli Hint liidoti**l* haa full «iop * i*ig n ity . th e people w ltH t th ey w a n te d . lli* new govarnniant haa Ih* T h e r e ia a lesso n in th in , b s (Je n e r a l, A r n o ld a a y a . W a r M rn iiiK i of Amarlca. Tha mem u s u a lly o c c u rs an one w a y o u t o f d i f f i c u l t p ro b le m s . It m a y I* r, of tli* liMlonralan govern lie a w a y In t o o th e r n rn h lcrp n , h u t th a t Is a n o t h e r s t o r y . It iiirni for lli* moat pad are atrniu is o fte n h a r d e r to fin d an a lt e r n a t iv e w a y , h u t i l Is ih e Iv Mini t ’ommuidat Hint aa th ln fi now aland tli* lint Ion may hacom* p a rt o f w is e s ta te s m a n s h ip to m a k e t h is e f f o r t . H jm ivrrfwl drfnia* ngalnat Ih* F a m ily FtoM Ills * : SH A LL ID O D & trf 012C A RRV a Hq- (Caattasag furniture, gas, electricity or tele­ phone aervic?. Before questioning about the apartment, assistant U. H. attor­ ney Thomas F . Murphy asked T h o r n hi m i o p inio n tim o iiff nnm c m o m b n rn o f C o n u rcim lly H e lV Ill M atkenile A P Foreign A ffa irs Analyst m n i o u tH id c ra tlu it th e R p n o ral wood n a m e o f C o n g im t Inin •wen c a lle d in to qttcftlinn b y r e c e n t c h a rg e d o f p a y r o ll pud­ Tills I* it great day fur Ihe newd in g . O n e p ro m in e n t m e m b e r I ih h been d c n te n c c d to p rid o u Inn ll United .HI Nil’s of Indonesia. t hh a r c d iilt o f ih r c h a rg e d , a n d th e r e a r e h ln tn o f a p e r lfic which in tnkin,: over power from tiir Dutch guvernnii’iit in Ilstnvin iic e iin a tln iid to lie m ade a g a lim t a t le a n t one o t h e r m e m tie r. mni embarking on self-rule. A c c o r d in g ly R e p rc d e n ta tlv u U n ite r L . B u r d ic k o f N o rth Ilj I ho smile token it's a day "f D a k o ta d iig g e n ln th at a Jo h n c o m m itte e o f H o u s e a n d S e n a te ltd veil etnutlniiH for the " 11101111*1 o u g h t to he c re a te d to in v e s t ig a t e th e p H yro lld o f a l l m e m ­ m unlry," »iiii,u in lliis Iransfri b e rs o f C o iig re M i and tir in g a p ro m p t r e p o r t, le t ih e c h ip s ll'illllln l loses H llinjor portion nf tlu> empire over whlrh she h fl fa ll w h e re th e y lim y . In t h is w a y th e o d iu m o f s u s p ic io n lii'lil prulrful mni profitNlile nwii> co u ld tic lif t e d from Ih e n am e o f th e leg istH to rH w h o a n 1 lor inoi e I him three centuries. Con l>’, a s R lird lc k Iml of lI m* fiiluiloU" riches in ml in n o c e n t o f a n y w ro n g -d o in g , a n d w h o p ro mill rnliher mill spires thus reveils b e lie v e s , n u m b e r most o f th e m e m b e rs, o f C o n g re s s 0 , (lie unlives, although of rout*" " T h e su g g e stio n o f ih e N o rth D a k o ta C o p g r c s s n ia n in a link'll iiilcicNlN 't ill rrtsln thru good o n e , a lth o u g h people g e n e ra lly w ill be li k e ly to a g re e dm ll ................ enlurlns, Control nf w it h h im t h a t m osl le g is la t o r s a re h o n e s t In t h e ir u se " f die fnlinloii* riches ill oil niii I ruli lift miiiI plies dim, ic v e its to p u b lic e m p lo ym e n t a llo w a n c e s . I t In n o t good t h a t in ti d ir natives, h I>Iio iik I* of cnuis* g r i l y o f C o n g re s s sho u ld lie s u s p e c t. 'F ile s u g g e s te d in v e s ti d ill'll In lc im l. still retain tiled g a llo n w o u ld lie a o u ic k an d s im p le w a y to c le a r th e a ir in v e ln ie iiln . oT u n w a r r a n t e d su sp ic io n , an d no non s h o u ld w eep f o r nn> Ho Ih r Netherlands join Britain g u ilt y m e m b e r who m ig h t lie exp o sed b y it. 111 exem plifying (Im l Ihe itsys "f nnplii'i* mi' nnmliered. T I 10 lino’ when Ihe peoples of one rare cun Ih W a r N e c e s s a ry ? impose do ir rule mi m iothrr race m nil lull gone. The K n it Indiel'nk||(nn Viueriiii'a frlriid 'h ip haa h**i< in iI ii -i I'liiid m alm l hy Ilia mann’'i * H e a d e rs o f " C l ir n p r r h v th e D o ze n " w e re Im prenned n u M ill the Wiif-hiuKion govern by th e w a y th e U ilh r r t h c h ild r e n o f t h a t n o v e l w e re ta k e n no id iiirrd Hitnitid tlm r amt ■"! m i ; M i,lit in to th e f a m ily c o u n c il at a n e a r ly a g e . T h e y h a d a v o ic e in n Ini; t liipini'iit of MHrahal I ’hui upplii'i ll IVin to liiilonrala hr A t l l i l l I 'H K IH iM A H SanlA iditr* wlm rotnrlmwt rtiink I n in ily d e c isio n s an d assu m ed im p o rta n t r e s p o n s ib ilitie s id r■i • die lion ii'piddlr lii'cHine litfli I'u a' the niuht lift ft < In lalmaa, •our t*(iv oI I ih h I* inn in n pmd a n ag e w h e n m ost y o u n g s te rs ' o b lig a tio n s a r e c o n fin e d (>• lld'li' i n n "Uiliiplioii of power I" Im till'. "Iiip iu riil lolalmt $'t7. •iml hoy ivluit it lioute! illu nild :I t m trin trd In >rr tvlirir l h e ir h o m e w o rk . A t a rc co n I m e e tin g o f a y o u n g peoples' d ise iiH sin n g ro u p , .iiMi.nihi und iiii liiilrd ih e and t*« I fell like the devil Mini an did the Mhe city id N r» Y o ik Im* put iai**d lili . 'poll *e .M ayor O 'D w v n 'r *i»laiy bom $.,ri.' s e v e r a l teen a g e r s agreed t h a t , fro m t h e ir v ie w p o in t, e\et> l | " H ' i i i i , 1'inddrnt Tru iiian i> I'll* i 'h ii nog Mint I nr k*v and cattily one In th e f a m ily h rn e filte d w h e n th e c h ild r e n 's o p in io n > I'vpt'iti'd In i l l end ill|ilotnntie r*i OCK) lu.SdO.IHH) a year, oilier ralaiu p |r nwell, w e re ta k e n In to a c c o u n l. T h i s a p p lie d p a r t ic u la r ly to I in "Umlton to Ind'UiP'In nlm oit Im { irt piopndiiiiM irly. in i'illiiloil Itii'i In i|illl'* r a t r ly pul lint tell lio n i. Intel It *lir* gave a u r ln l e x p e n d itu r e s . me hell. m i olf ini tlio iiiilfi with Alto uo' \V* »r* ii hr i* ihr Nrw Ynik M a n y pa re n in h ave found th a t c h ild r e n w h o re b e lle d at I'inm ciil of Ih r U S. fjj lud" Ih * hlnckm^s u ric n 't I iumr .fJirsa lifstiiiit* has i * | * i trd ih* t*n p r iv a t io n r e s u lt in g fro m a d e ris io n a r b i t r a r i l y handed no on In iittni'ktii|( tli* .timmltn the chimney n id i cate btst d»**»*d w innin m thr U m l* d |'lo w n w e re w illin g to ro -o p e ra fe c h e e r f u lly w h e n t h e y w e re iii Hu I'lu t iil Nutnuia iif t r a ilin ' ••H'lUI'r " f llic.tl tti.'ltlcmelit .w llli T h e .lU lll thliiK'l w ell' aplHIvIcil p|i told (h o s ta te o f th e fa m ily e x c h e q u e r. C h ild r e n a r e lik e ly S h k te i.1We r x p * it k> prepnif <1 thft hack of n chilli to ho re a s o n a b le w h e n re a s o n a b ly tr e a te d , a n d u s u a lly r e ­ llill ftu lrli. Ifyl id tin l^a l>**t d in te d wimifu Aa n n u illv r .o f >/s«t dlia.ilm fo The d ill'll on m in neellrd nil *nug spo nd w ith e n th u s ia s m w h en s h o w n w h o re t h e ir rA -o p e ra tio n ui' kI iiii iiiliiistcr, of ifafcnau, Bid -in' bunFmd. , hul .*ve str. uni <putr is nodded. ' " . _ ' ‘ , iiui llam ciigkii .lloivpno, haa. aaiil b „ i ;''F t t J ' . ' T J ' , ; . , , I . h i ............. •uie yft jiitl wlien we will «n dint llV.c*|K'i'Jui) tii>iih|cninki]fa (< | h.r fVl'i 1 1 . ♦ 1 1 u_ *T *1 • hM incC'it. • "*I n tv unit the :'M'ioiuyny "f;* y a n i •I* IM..’ I Ir . 1. And wimp t .filu illy dnainl off. ip W a r r e n R a p p c f l fei |» "l« )i Hfvl' ,WAa,i providing r t . i, ... . | . . . . . . . In f a n f r S m D t h iT N ii nap ir«n tlk**A »>•■ * w>m raa* ra a * tm b* .i p tiq y fin o i W 4tira payi I iih I i to ««ailaa«A uimjid f"i<v iii.ip a ltitn in order IIW alla«*a n * » T m « lls s l lie ,‘ didn't tdiiiit^fy Hat | pnaalhle Tho ice , w i f pm up wwlicu if fell Luta lo i.lu u iv wlm votrik fur hi»i . . ,.~rrt— '.u uphn' arrival. itHv In till' lap. , T h ru ft'l" •mine unknown rre*op 1 ' • « » * • ...................................... ............. 'li.'V t t U .: IliiU lm r, mid p l« m llwm <>ti slgtH Hint fle vrrp n r W arrrh Ik death were I’ollce Chief liny tV|l Ill miml 'wattled "X! ilriuk. ( limtiif. T ilt bn r fM tn tr ni'ipiii lug n ( ’am nr.llkp rnrhplvli llama, iltu lIre of tli^ Pence W A - .f p r , the H.ifWlt, » i" l In 'I" - Ho I'h d irtcd lli ffclltig tnv h ay io Watatmc HlwtfHl I’ A. !lfi*io lieslmi tloopij, \vjpji| only, five " ' ''thl' sink " 1' e l ilaieMiMiulilp in tt>e>« d«yi oi tli I k 'II pv I iib Hint *l*i’lr«1 iijp r* Hhertff fharfea It.’rk urntutlvl** of Hi* p*nplr of Florm onllif "go were figlding IHI'H ''■ I got'itlmtlf fine 'H U T stepped on K iew -lm ll pulitk.* jrrim In hr tiln m int tin a* h* illrta t** nr Im th* ctlt oltfer, they apprated In h a '* marred Ih* holiday p*Sre mis die hulled the Imlrhel in iifln *il In h pnlltli'Nl llmhn. Chritdmaa I don't tem it Just w'liai occurred iid rt lin t .Hiuleii «h M tie w*» '*gratifl*il'' slioiidng mid killing of tVllllp H)ii tin',' e old "riic p ilrs " ||lpyrd pni.Vrlliimk. When I calne to the hutis* was all In knew tlinl W a iirn tmd rrrng- " I ’rr-^oe W allace," Negro pioptl* fool hall again d each other, |il 1 1.1 ^ ll«"ilt'il with light n lin l Hint K ln rlils f.'ttriia M uliinl I I I of Ihe I'lu h mm on (lie Month W III Ihe In.t. of th(s llr h Ulaml t A k s ' k I iiimiiv win kills propl* in I* p a itly Although under dm laid* I wa* iripim nllit* fur tli* went IIi'Nil (i. I> W illiam s, I ih' ii I f i it* ) i i l l o | ] a m i i t " p o p u l a t e i i thii ritun liy h i * hi ( 4*111 id llir .Htalr'ii linprovril i l l run iiltiiatlnn Negro, guve Id lll'i'lf up lo po|l> >• high as a kit*. 7 7 ,.iimt.ouu, i i o ’ 77 m m , i n i i i , iH i uolliiii.r iin iiii a e m p tii following the ahoelmg. whlrh took » llr J W rlfm r Nl^tr lift 4il*e il tliti v*ar. irdllred In h rompNiatlve wllU" lin t lli* tlnveimr rould ha m li- plare shortly after it oil u‘rlork i" i She still has the Nether- While visions of sugar plums dam’ it mppiwfd In c u r llirin ecnimmii *d In my head ■in ll*d hena- Hat rvrliln g hark of H ioukev'. I m il' West Indies and Surinam •eemiry. And t>y wiiikinn people tnkeii hI khiI H i * •*■ (io lan a i on Ihe Atlantic I aomelnnv got up ami then bark f i l l nf lli* new I ' l l n i i Coil*,'' soft drink aland «l T h lile e iilh [ , *ve mr»n (lint* wlm ivu'rk w illi llif ii IlC D(lll*ll. Into bed. S tte*| and U liv r Avenue i n.i t of South Am rrlra. The lotnl .hand*, .mil lire m a n ly will* llirti " II * 'liniild *tam ln* (ha payI’ollce Chief William s, S lie rlff ii m i nf the Islands (s about >'IHI Then what tu my wamlpiiiig mind almulil appear of tha Hinmiaml* of M*ro, Sgt. It. W Tenth and I’a- ■ipiai* nil It- s and dm population I* .lieadt. Hul Mimrnn* n rrd t In *x- rharka Hut a mltdatui* sleigh ami eight plain In lli*** wpikinn pm plr dial people who work In th* parkl'iK trolmrn H. H. Hprnr* and C It. iippiiivlm ati'ly liir<,iHf. The area tInv reindeer. n iii I Hi* p rnceulhc plant* ami S tacks Ihveatlgatrd the shunting. of Surinam is f»r>,l lib sipiate inti**, pminiifet nf tli* nm eirunfiil to p«y who don’t hav* ('aiilllara to twir- Tintree ................... hulleta from an Iver John ami (lie piiimladun l» set at 1HU, Then the sleigh (prilled to change them petiiiuat mid Imnmet and row on whan they liavan't »uf- son .3S rallher revolver frlled Wat i 4Bt. to a red fire truck lar* aa lie was In th* art of load* As rompatrd » Itli the wraith nf ^Leneht^and d n iliii lulli ijoii’l mrap flrlant food on tlw lr tabtea. "A nd «lnr* Hi* (lnv*rno r wind I lug two case* nf »nft dtlilks into tli* Fast Indies, th* Weat Indie* And each reindeer Ininrd into a a thing lit tk* w o ilil'if lli* k u iin e o hav* th* w *|fa r* rerlplanta In lita automobile. II* waa allot under bleery-eyetl buck. island* are drab property Indeed that.wHjdoyt them ami n lk rr Iniii- voka Ond in h*half of I ’ullnr th* left aye, thiough th* cheat Hutch tiulana may prove to lie a 1 knew In a moment It m int he Old N ick-----n h k tf b ka them ru km k* of the W arren It might alaq ti* w all to and umlar the left arm, police re­ treaaur* field If amt wlten th* I tried to cry out but my tongue ported. Hutch at* able to develop It. Jligf rtf• dfaiu thry loo* io pay ip r *,C i° l 1 ’ *[’ ** th* aW mint* J t f a lU they h v j m in was too thick. Sheriff Hero ilaled that It i» Surinam Ii** between H rlllih . fmil tk* W rKaie State. believed that the shooting rMUilrd tiulana and French (Itilana, and helped to make poaalbl* o u v p r * from an argument anmatlme earll- that whole area feprraerds on* of Then the old devil whittled and and shouted with glee It in a lf t a p iv lly pk-Jii** when w n t favorable e ltru i attuatlon er at tha Club firttl over Ih* chan the world's mint Inhospitable ‘It wmtldn l Ju t turprlalng tn from'.vvyntDht for a howl of ridIfh ... spot*. Holland, hy .th* way, *#• While Ihe bucks pawed the earth Governor W etirn t*IF> akhuf ike and looked daggers at me. hear that th* Tatlahaue* point- W iillM U maintained he had given cured Kiirlnant from F-neland In kind and lym p alh ftic.le g iila tu ie ctana are to thank for the boun- Wallace a $6.00 bill, and Waller* inil7 by th* T re a ty of Breda. The Than he called them hy name and which h y railed the fitiuefii pay- tlul rajn which fell over Central stating that . It waa a $1.00 hill th* name* made me shudder Hutch gave New Netherlartda Whan 1 heard them I felt Ilk* a tnehli for 61,000 d*pendent chilo- Florid* grove* (Ida weekend." given In payhtent. i flew York t to B ritain for th* ship minus rudder. Httrlee aald he would further A hearing Into the rase was South American colony. tfti in 'llili »1 at* I w m l ^ tnnnl(i . remind tho Oov*rnor of hi* ordered hy State Attorney OverI've visited th r Hire* dolanAa "Now Egg-Nog! Ilicardi! Four for Ike first child In $ .7 a month, campaign on a platform of wonstreet It) take pier* Friday after- and, liflle v* m r. there are ffw Roieat and Brandy! •nd fr$m $19' » month for the omv "ami no new laiea hut "no noon at 2;00 o'clock, aald Sheriff worse place* limn the tiulana Now ~ ' Cold Turkey! Fruit t.'akeeecond to $18 a nmnlk. until yop aooner had Warren taken offlc* Merit thl* morning. hinterland, away from Ihe roaat. (5In Rlvkey! and Candy I 11 compilers w ell.nigh Inarceaal" learn that many of ihete drpendrnl then he changed hi* tune tn a To the tup of hi* dome, to th* tup cry for new lavra haalng the I I'lo Jungle which Is Infested with c h itd trn .a rr deprmlent moplv hn- wolf ra il on tho nreda of a^moU, I nf hit skull every kind of ilra tli you can Iniag Now whack away, crack away came tHrlr falhrt* d u eiteil them welfare and health." 1 I nr — pidaoitmi* auakca, ho* eon w llh thumps that are dulll" MtaatlaaeO h i e Caa* Uaa) lor the expreu putimte nl lo lle t l •760,000,000 a year In Ihe war- ttrli’tors which can crush and lira welfare benefit*, pm l/lhat n nwallow n matt, vam pire bats, polelinpoaed exclac rate* nn auch things onoua Insecta, poisonous water, And then In a twinkling I felt on '.Attempt wbjitevei is ta a d t.h y th my roof aa fura. jewelry, luggage, com­ polapuuus plant*. And there are The prancing and pawing of each munication* ami transportation . S ,««* to intake iiitfr parents lake itraaltaaag v n iin N rrea* f u , n **t savage Indian* who shoot pois­ cloven hoof. Hrn«*or W. A. | Such teglalattnn now la harkrd by onous ilatta 'from blow pipe*. * u" 11 children, evea 5 lw How long this went on 1'ni sure I a anbatantlal ntimlwr of Kepiddi Nhand* and Repa. d m * T ‘ " “ I|tiw i'vvrr .iii those Jungles Ihgre era can't nny can* and llemocrata, Mr. T ru ­ me various kind* of precious wood, and Rob Black,*' he aald. Then he went tlown the whole man haa aald atudlr* are being gold ami diam onds,. Holland may Tho' It nrrmed an eternity, plus a long day. ", mad* to are If the exclaea ran tic Hat of aalsa ta i atippo "N sh'ln handsomely Xgm* distant reduced. lug] H ule but .Lhi when aha ha* oferrom g Ih*** But fin a lly (It* night after Christ«r«s. t c jr Senator O'Connor tll-M d) off­ day A awful Im iards. • * The G o w iii r .w aa had paaanr laletl by ih e l’ hHit* intt nl Willie W *H HIm T rial HOT.POTATO BOWL IHE WORLD_ _ _ M R m m ■ .r .0 0 1 9 4 6 BuIck Syper Sedan M H ot 1948 Bulck Rowbaaster Nearly New IMD-OO TKH M B IH A D K t f NICHOLSON B U IC k C ft f w t«M $ t a a k v i" ~ Avmiinoll I* wldaly u itd fo decorate ichoolioom*. lor baiter Hfht, batter sight— �* > JJ TUESDAY PEC. 27. IPlfl T I I R PA v p n n n H M M f .IV P A N P O R n F L O R ID A ' l l * ................... .. ■' Social A n d Personal Activities wirUn Palmar Ray—Socloty Editor P lan tatio n E sta te s Has C h ristm as P a rty locial Calender W ED N ESD A Y Department*I meeting* bald at th* F irs t Baptist folloing prayer meeting. m rn u R n u A Y W The G irl Scout* w ill hold a Court t i A w a rd , at the ■Kittle Hut nt 7:00 P.M . to he followed with » ilumher p arly to last until spun AM A puhllr In.tulliitlon of o fficei* w ill be held by Heminul* Ciiuptei No. K, Urder of Eastern St nr, nt •he Mesonir Hall nt H:(H) P.M. M rs. Catherine MeKny, Past Grand Matron, w ill he the Install. log o fficer. I DeBary News _ T a lr p lm n a The Property Owner* Assocla lion of Plnntutlun E*lutes held Chrlstmns party on Saturday even mg nt the D ellary Mnnsiun, De Har.v, F la . Mrs. W illiam Lauglielm vhnlrmail in charge of arrange merits was assisted by a large vommitlee of willing workers. rile pm ty stalled at 7:.IU P. M w le'ii i nulls weie sung am mid the lighted community Christm as tree The Glee Club, which has been pini'tlring for several weeks un tier the direction of Rmnern Pag luiro, then iniiveij on tu Orunge C ity where they sang on reipiest for M is. It. N Newberry, wh.i , III. Kullowliig this the cnioler* re turned tu the lie Bury Mmi slim where tho ii-rl of the cim iluuiliti hud guthereil for u buffet supper A Isnm liful meal including turkey siiiulwii'lies, stuffed celery, Olives, pickles, etc., Maul and Mult cuke was sp tfiiil nut on huge tallies, ile>"Mill'd liy M is. Matilda Geim uin, Mrs. Anna Itiiinlell uml Mrs. I.nuis Huffman. (Ill the funking and .liv in g com m lltt'f wete: Mesdanies W. LungIndio, II. Pnglimo, Anon lUndeTl, Knien Moitesen, F . Hpi-nk, John F. W ellle, Ituheit Newton, N. J . Hepp, Fie ri F . F in k , J . P. tienoy, li.-e.i T Duncan, Flun k N T u rn ­ er, W. II. Toma, G. Jackson and Fin I'lliglnn. Mrs. W illiam Toms, wife o f. I he president uf the asso­ ciation, piesiiled ovel the coffee urn, and Mrs. N. .1. Hepp, w ile of the piesident elect of the assocla linn served the float uml cuke. The party was held In a suit# uf rooms which was I min'd over to the ns social lun fur leerriitinnal use, by Plantiitiuli Estates, Inc. I hr Miullls were h rliu llliillv liem inted by u committee headed by Mrs. W aller T a y lo r, who was ns dated by Hgt. and M is, J. T . Dun­ can, Alls. Itess I'atlerson, Mi. mnl M is. Louis Hoffmiiu, M is. Itay Peek, B ill O'Huin ami J . P tienoy. Supper was followed by dancing which fimtlnui'd to tile wee small hour*, By F R E E L A N D F A H K A N D Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Savage of D eBary Drive ami their liuugl,ter Mr*. K ay Wlefred and children left 'F rid a y for Key W e s t. Mr. and Mra. Ravage plan to *.tiiy for Ihu liDllduyi. Mrs. Umbel Alley of Ml. Arty N. C „ is spending the liulhhi) • with her xlxtar-in-law Dr Kuliln A lley. of_ _________________ N uranja Kumt. ® W. J . Ellio tt of A m ltyvllle , N N. T wa» was the guest of Mr. and Mm n. Russell 8. Cooper last week. Ml. E llio tt I* spending the winter nt Fellow ship Front In Hanford. Mr. and Mrs. Kussell H. <JuujN •r of Granada Bond are spending the holidays with Mr*. Cooper'. •Is*«r Mrs. II. K ra ft of Miami. M r. and M rs. Glen R. Trum bull of Com itertlcul am staying at the D eBary Mansion House for two months. They plan to build here. £ Mr. and Mrs. W illiam I [oyer of Alicante Road were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Canslliio of Green Cote Springs on Thursday. M r. and Mr*. Fran k llussn and fam ily of New York arrived Mon­ day to spend the winter nl tin .i home on Gem Lake. Last week Mrs. Bessie Putter.... son served us hostess for tin "Saturday Night Club" held ul the Mansion House. T ills week •in' "H atu iday Night Club” was mini f t e .t from I be usual progiiim he- 1 cause of the Chrlstm ns Eve cele­ lire visiting fni n few days. Alls* bration. C o ckfair Is u sister of M is. Mrs. Hay Peck left Wednesday em me. morning fur Cincinnati, Ohio to Mr. Ridieit W. Ilrown of H ast­ ■pend (Tie Christ inns hullduy* with ing* on the llm lsnii, N. Y a r­ her fam ily. rived by plane on Momluy morning Mr. uml Mr*. W alter T aylo r of for u visit with Ills parents, All. H ickory Road left Wcdneiduy for und Mrs. Robert M. Hi own ul Canada. They plan tu return th'-' High Hank* Road. Mr. Ilm w n ’s day following New Yuars with Mr. fattier wuh a patient nt Feruald H aylor’i motner and hi* Aunt who Laughton Hospital in Hanford. Hi ^ w llf spend the winter In Hi. Pelers- is at home now amt doing nicely. M r. Bale Doolittle of Atieiiute JJb u rg . 1 Mr. Ralph Rlttm nn, salesman Itond and Air. E m l Klchhnfn ' uf from the New York office of Haiitliign lloiiil have returned home Plantation Estates Inc., spool a Hal in day aftei a visII lo New few day* here In Inspect pninorty. Yol k. Hgt. Joseph Duncuu and Ml'. i lie D ellatv Clvcl Assoi'lathin Bernard Hnvuge of De Bury D r., liclil Us first Christum* party un Mr. Joseph Hplsack of Medina Huliirthiy evening nt Hie Hrniigi Road and Mrs. Romeo Puglian, C ity Hotel in (iia iig e C ity. of Cnlnmho Knud attended 'he The llc lia ry C ivic Association's Monday evening meeting uf the Chaplain, M i. Vincent Valentine, Am erican Legion Post in Hnnfnnl gave I lie lavin'ill >on. Alt lla n y Whewell, sololsl, ell The purpose of this mt-vling was f.ito provide toys for underprivileged trillio n 'll with two Vi it'll Is, "Hi lent N ight," und C. W. GhiveC children. Col. and M is. II. H. Douglass or "Ruse of T ra le e ". M is. H a n . Pittsburgh. I'u. are the guests of Whewell ai'i'oiupanied on the pi Co), and Mrs. N. J . Hepp of An- Blio. M i. Ilaio ld Young played De ■etui Hoad for over the holidays. Mis* Ethel H ill Adams of New Voiuk's "Huinoiestpie" und lb Rochelle, N. Y , Is the guest of Mr. lilies' "Pin*lento" on the violin. and Mr*. J . I*. Oeimy of Serena M i. C arl Viillrnth ucciimpunled on Road fur the Christm as holidays. the piano. Following these two temlitlonMr. uml Mrs. P. Roger Hassell and children of T ro y N. Y , uru th e 'g u e sts enjoyed a delicious the guest* of Mr. uud Mr*. Charles slipper especially prepaieil for f t Green of A*turianu Hoad for the them by the, Orange C ity lintel. C a ll Vollrnlh, talented young Christm as holiday*. M is. Hassell Is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Stetson University student, gave a elm met solu of Stephen Fostei ’* ^ D r. and Mr*. W. Merkely and "H euulilul Dreamer" und M nn hl daughter of Middletown N. Y . ur*» solin' t'nmpiJhltliiM, "H a rk the M > spending a few day* at Ihe De aid Angel* Sing” . Mrs. Ilaio ld B a ry Mansion House. They uio Young aeemnpunled on the piano Alls. Olive Valentine eulertum Inspecting their property. Mrs. A le* Ja llw t and »oit)Alox, eil with rh in a l* on the piano anil J r . and Ml** Marie C V k fa lr from the 'in guests all Joined III the Buck rose Heath, Va. are visiting Christm as Sing. T his new I'ommuiiity I* Indeed , Mr. and Mr*. Vincent K. Valentine O a f Medina Road fur the ChrUtmu* furl unale ill having *uch a wealth holidaya. Mr. and Mr*. Vincent of talent uud nil the Joy In theli Valentina J r . and lam lly of Dculu till'll heart* Jll*t ponied forth 111 giving thank* for Oil* occasion. Little Mis* M arjorie Hchnileter celebrated her 7th birthday and Oil* was igllle the lurge*t pmty JE W E L E R S ' she had ever nitended. E X P E R T W A TCH AND Mr*. Harold Young, who plan­ J E W E L R Y R E P A IR IN G ned the p m ly and did *<■ umrh lu t i l I’ A ltK AVHNIIH, 8. make It a huge sucre**, and M i*. (Ins Kapprirh, chairman uf the entertainment committee, receiv•d a round of applau*e fur their successful effort*. Mr. Louis K . Kichhorn was mas­ ter uf cereninnlta. The folk* kept coming In at all OptoMftrlul time durlu the evening a* supper waa served from (I till 8 o'clock and thl* reporter counted 00 111 M m m Ni * « flHMM I I I guesl* at supper time. Vul- Thompson - Reeven Dr. Henry McLaqlin MS P e r s o n a l s Douglas Garner, Langley Field scientist, Is visiting lela tive , in Hanford for*a few d a yi. Mr. and Mr*. W aneu J Hcihst and children of i'lam fiehl, \ J, me visiting relatives in Hwntord for the holidays. Itlchuid Dens letunu-ii yester­ day to Ciiliim hiu, H. C aft,., visit. mg .............. ... Alts It. R |i«us at tier humc 111 Rose Com I Atlss Jane Hi-luilt* letuim-.i i... day to Daytona Heuch attei «p, ing H few day* In Manfoid with net mother, Mr*. Helen Schnlt.' ■Mrs, Cussmidra H cliull/ ha.I as her guests fur Christinas h**i won and daughter-in-law. Ati and A h,. K a rl Hcliultx and duugliin i.a v lr. M i. mid All*. W |i. Him,. . peat Christm as in m u , c iin lr w lit, ilie li duiiglilei mid -on in law Mr ilnl Airs llu io h l Johnson (i00 A(lend Annual Inter l i ati i ni t\ Hall Held At Mayfair Inn Monday Night Highlighting festivities of the Chiistm us season was the an ­ nual In te l-fra te rn ity hall held last night at the M aylu ir Inn with about (WK) rneiaher* of the lu tir-tru te rn lty Council mid the'r guest* attending. DamTng was enjoyed from IMHI P. M. until I :(>ii o’clock in the hnllrooiu. Elnhoriile und u ttiactive ileroiut lolls ill till. bull loom in ­ cluded a lighted Santa Clan* telle lino s* the lop of the hulcony overlooking the dunce flour. G littery Greek letters were also plaecd mound die hnhuny and luicking the u nh ,-stiii stand at olie end of the l.uilronm “ Intel'I Intel nil v Dance" was *|ielled in red mid silvei g lltle i. I.aigt- it'd mid white stripeil caiidv canes lied with led cello. phalli' hows were ullurBe.t lo the light fixtu res mound tinl.n III i .imii mat m ulli-i'iiloied balloim* added to lap festive a t ­ mosphere. (In the tables placed in the tuilliiMim mid can! noun were party lints and favur*. Ihe I'lillte dunce was uniter the getierul chuii mmiship of Airs. George Andrew Speer amt head­ ing tin- dvcoigiiiig committeewere M l,, Etise liuteiiisun mol ■•nek Woodruff assisted l.> Alins Rett v Jo lliiw k . Atlss Joyce I let- IliillywfHxl lit H u ll I III I At AS ll< H I A Wl M ill Dee "7 „p , '•■•me* like II 1G1 llu v w iirtll, liir 'id lleigm aii It to il Mit.-hum Biel "'lilllev Temple made tile lloliv itooil new , lu i-lle w llli ,-v '•ii* ........ I 10 tile ecu | !I|LI A- die old vein -buttle* to a I ■ 11 app rsi tu have keen a tl* u - , " la , due lu I lie headline lliolsIn*■ul those I ten, ineiillulled, pi H iiliipliley ll'ipui t It-.tii-i t AVu’kei, J■ nt v Gm In ml, E lio t Fc •|d oi v< - Janet I.eli'li Gteriu He Haven and G lu m Fold in a sceia liotn AtG.M’s "'Tin Hoctoi And The G irl," Showing Tuesday mnl Wednesday ul die Kit/ Tht.itef Konumcc UciRitN i I lurk-haired mid vm idifol look lug movie lin o Ty I .-in- I’owei, Ih, mill ril'd belies* l.lm l.i Clm * t tu It, Jfi, In one of II, e in.-sl spectacular citiuses II.un. Inol NKAV AORIv. flee. 27 i /P i ' seen since 11” dav» el tiff i HI ll vvus love, love, love lu liMlb I HI I nidv t pel id s. It dlvei led Itollimice foiiuil fi'ltlle -oil ’ ti'iiip iiiu lily . do woi Id I I ••ID ll" among the pleat, tile rich mid colicelltiatloli on .Mis­ I i.i AAA‘ *1t l die famous uud i.liissoiiit'd mug ti lid the p rllin idflci'iillv ui m w sp lin t. Wedd­ The PllWfi ChusllUli a«i i iiMmv ing ill'll, pealed colistmidy to a is one tile undent eitv AA111 loh|' coiinlet point ol Ii ii ti h y , o x ie nil'll, her. Thuustind' | lit til l I'll si reams, m ain floodlights mul it. Ilie street l.eloie t Id I lull ell p liiit o g lii|d ie if lu s h bulbs. K m iiiifii, o( Santa F I alii I’M i Smne of da vvoi Ill's most lidtvIitiK ami ■ ‘uheamnii’ Tin* i i lip I h Ie buehelois joined Ilie A lit!* I i I1Jill iimlhdMuldi iillim*-! I.ml Meiied let T w w ui Id Th moils hU I’owt fditt n il Wdtmm taHited lllltl iictlesses suffered lillli.i |i and a man hmki I i I t thumh l i t fillV a> tin - (,..l lights focused oil HiK to ti Iddk al tin hap|»> th ru mm....... .. adventllies A t'mipjt*. couple ol woiiien named Simp I- mullv and iuihe» unlicmau ion weie love -toiy lu ll'll',I N o tat.li, liow evri. It was tile 111*it 11v Ml*" 11 i >vatt 1111 and AU i. i \\ v ah'lum h N ^ (hit o a i he V cep, A I imjH sent tile |nvs ul mature iiiiu io c i Khan had then lati^lnt n il m s n ...... w*. tl **1 took die lead ovel young lovi dldei. He) dlAdit'e Mo til A»’ld, Hit. hlcv Weller* hniiim t mill | fnviH'dc ( oi a 11 il !• dOlUiK tK** iAl! Some alt III,ate ilie filieliomi'lioli 4)1 Tifli Id- Hi it »^h nmllfhk W ill. I he el ie 1 K V ^ lo tin stupe example set hv The print**' *!»%"•♦* I hi avhi (AVI’ll K**naimm’ lira 11 IKf. In 1’til* it in do Hrondwuv lid avIfe. r i.e .c AAt'ie lav I Mi ...... . Vla\ ih t nek lull »r h iiiih I i d 1 , 1 wren W*st> "sStllllll I’.Mlfll file hasno i'll tliiliB for I hi’ AA. diilhK ns. uml finally Kroldiy in ti.1 h i chi it i i . aatt halt. Ihpton il ad * ♦ Ill'll' a Irtu It*i Shit loippv ending I «*||| It I |t4«» AVI Ih Alai V Mul till, of vv 11li I Ik * i miimumM miiA.n (a- Won I hr lad a h ml III eV wem mm i led ^ d h ...... mnl iTreiimii in i *1<11* ami'll m.iii mid a lim in' i ••(|iiii**«l hv law i »»flictalihK I’t'Opl*1 -i’.titrl\ lia.l turn In sfaia'i 'a Noa ait'.-i w ill, much Kiri di iiw ii litiir hi (.1 Mi hi f tu • id (he pm i o' ,i lile v ise il. In i ini * i 7l y* iu ui«l Flo! idllN I MtVoi tho , I1olh'i Win tin- u lle i, the ( 1pon i pi d 11» Vit'f I *i «,,kii Irnl A llir 11 Hat Mr v H’li, Ft, Hu* min Med in t >• \ 11 I. M.Ie Ifo lllie ily vviainl ami aun a !IM vnit-uM St !'«<(!•« to j 11♦) i a Maih.iia I ulli i Mu I'M I I , 1. 11. v. .Ii I w»s I va l I mav . . ar it I uUI 11 11it.* ft :,:i. a Nt'i’i etui a i T b ite to go \ 111**11f lu leili’i helli d lo • It. Haim h (mit. VHfr a titmnlr M(.vl(* | 111Ft! Mi I I lh’(A|d * '-**1/ i.o e It,at me**.1 oill Mil’ll I liitcli l-:n...... >. aiul fit* y ra i util n|(’k« ’17, man lt d fi im ifci ♦•mii'*, ** I ha I - ie iio'-s, mV ile a l, iMtiVm William 1 1 | Ivv >i*i uf N« aa Id, Jill (odiCHs 11in h i i i.ii! i u i ( m lu. i 11>v to tilegtnotlt Nin Ii Atari 111,41 ill'll in ft-'t«11 hta him. in (4(’lu ui, 11 ft I v li wu tlo h|| |d Ihi v a., t.i ao .......pie "T h a i Ha miiMmI i I iii I,. ,, 11 v ra i (i|i| fm mi t (’iiil)illlfltion i.| Imip i itinaiis. at .lay l>>, luinttnca rin* fm liuali'l t.e I tec 'JO 0,1 S(*|)tl'lllii(,l till •A11 *lit Mo »(Oll‘ 1HI III d “ Ol , r ill K! nmiitli t’yi’li* tiiuk u ff w!*(litl|iK of a h r”dint,(n p»dih ii,,it itav M iv oi tl'D ivyer, w llli pa* »• irtln iK inutloh |iii*9m■ - i'I ii ii from X f aa Viitli, l* mi n kin i all,tip lull li ippv. nun i in i Mis* tla i »timhu t iity iiiltrim tm tutl I*»v«• If. Hi IOHPVHI, If | h *■ \ «MII|)* l olly Mli.nf 'in,|>•on a- n ull'll' tol tl f I nl i h II it si liitv w a illi MIH a Ilian ii *dmif mill* o iii I im hml veitise.t iio <l.e sunn* iln v, long MmhI h ii H illin ’ A ly Khan, mm ta i'h iIII a.) cid f lorn I t ful I ht wlth.w e-.1 , la, k I .able i aught uf uhl" df I lit Uni Itl’ii ih iii’ it iiifit. I’oiil, llo look Su/mtfic ftS' t »in, . I I I Vhu.ll lu supi ise mnl lllltl ■ A- tlii" riiiiph* hdtli in thalt a Idondc New Yolk Hocirlv uni i ,e.I I .olv s.v Iv Htnnley, willow I ft"11 1if* tiatf'li'ii in I lie Unite*! arid foi ao’t Avi.diith Man nr av ot Iti'Hitla I ,o, hanks. Hr St.*le. Mi'Aini, I m’I mimI, 1‘Mim*', h ii M'rorid wile llo i n . t i l ami the yeut liruw Spain and ilse w h e ie , a lit«»»itIi A nimit time Udi’t Hiiilv \ a l to a , lose w ill, some uiinnishl'il l*’*4i win Id fidltivved t Ill'll uilvee Id . IH, him »■ a ui (Hotel and now luieim ss I be MaripieNs of .Mil I illl'H, i -1 lla n o . ..m e a fn v,ill'll e*a 1111If..... ......I m tot, uml til'd l ih I. ■ While IhU VAIIE ill piojCifax, hmrlti va i (e Lhii aia'i K id IIIi’(*«i i , o,t "I Plinccss Aim gill I't Rose, 1!I . Meivix v** admitcd l.a.l .................... . 1,1, enpapeinent to Nm l la 11 olll I ldiepl Skill* ! Si itiju Heme a ilaik I,. mi .'.I New Aoi k illvorAl,- III.I lllltl, e Simpson U n I • Ini k ( i isIII, ,t, "A tlv No,,,- m antl'd Ni vv Voik lilaeliiuml . . . en.allv they blot phililiril 'I ‘ 'an P la y "; II, tl v t./alde >•, V\ ihfhiop (ia iiln e i .71 hei sei "R' ao tlfiil Hhu,di iiom olid, Id- fim illi I bunk ■ giving we.t.Hop Now it i , Hi'mf ' ‘ fill IK'Vl moult i 111* iCV ev .u i n . * | le.l I,, t-e an event of the > ib n lute, muni hs I o-*e, „ f ||,e lent Wnllnee 1 .it of lla ic w >,od, nephew I tu ,. l i ,i n ' s ll.r I in - 1 lit Herg R m i v . H a iry Ih iie a p o it. R lrlu ii.l Hu Ivinp of Km liiiitl, m ail n .in." Rot.eilo J( i. - i' 11,, 11 ion,nine H,x. Flun k A lt,,*1 ,1 ,1 . Hum Wood, • oIII II toIII ( III 1,1null 'll dll I I' him i-d M iMoit S leii, nn \ o 11mh In , pm,in |s ,n seclusion m Mm la liio i'b skaya \ wbeie site went lu mai>* \i h r k'a ‘ rdi . .................. film 'Mighty J ... ho! a pliinhd Vt.ini!" " ( him hill ''I. Mo vAiiiiino pi him iu . I u i . a li,I ilie,i announce.I i et,, coiclil I...in the -c I eel, fiiKK!**< 11’JiipVF i m a U'upot a lin t. . | hi i mill danplili'M wa host,unit is ,i, t 'is If fur i ,(.i. to I III’ 11it III |.III ••V‘ ll t .n ) pandu in MLiiMitl | h Sen Island, tia ■ > a m ni'h-piilillcl/eil tllghl lull daik ami fiaialkoiiM \nthon1, «ld«'llt. Futope foi a talk with the laix-oft it r a| ui . finh It. .tin h,nap ( |ii otamta i'd tleei,li i.i, mul lie, ilile ftu l The piinflop!’. m ill, l.ohdntl dii'ilev |dmtM|*l iipli N li'i'Nl mordcal; In Ihe (food ei Avlm is a veil, hei Miaioi I* - ,„,|s m eti'l talk,up much fm e.il ln alum, lull Hum time to vaa - hei sotmitd m[inllt*'e (Md S i.m im i llin v ," lime Iheii luw yeis make new* Mi Mamcfi, i.iothei of IKi*i li SlrAipi'i af I III* ycai " H it Winaid and foiinei amhiissadoi lo m Hieii ipienl lot a illvoriH «Imvv A il thing* console, MoM Mnluhll* I- dm* o il I’m ( iii ' k I arid Ihe Ni l he? land a, -el I l.'llielll also aa a- niafl led m Uii«.hei lit .■I ti,*i movie m,ole on .sim m ■ H ( Nt-ipii pnddt*in. WiM'hl movi*: W liiii I’immu Mnf- -Vmit Vim la. Mm ones- Mio Kav, lu ll -li." , lil be ii money iniikel /(• lupal)/(tl h«*r littim ii. I.i/ati««tli sSddf. For Your Of 1!M9 I II lit luiml > d'-|u lull |- ul unit Ih *» d all lioiiph * lltpl.il til, of . (ill fa, luhlo.l pe.lk veinIke ipotl It' I pictiile- -llotv- lull'll loi pi ....... ul oiet Ihe tiu -h Ilie h< in vein ' And tin pul,lo is her 'lilting In slum tame taitli in li> entei laiiiiiieu l v alue id the l|i"*iuo piclm e I <at «r televislim is still in an lad I tolly w ■ n>,t n il cliiip III lli' le lii'l that good pndiie- I ali con iiiiv of its illAside 11 "in these lieiu ls, hete Ii Imw the Hollywood higldipiil s lit l'd!> look to lid ' leportei lb'1 pictures " A ll Tlit- K'lig's M' a Ttad lcg im uni," "Cl- nnp luo, " Ih e Hi'lM'SB," "A I eft ei Th Till ee AVIVe. " llest foreign film "'The Hi . V I ' T h ie f" i -I i olio backMain Wll ill. Hill I Ifopa loiig I lloyd .1tick Itililiy |! i*m 'Ridel III The ihi* Nli M (j Vtes. lid ie. Atol. T in in " lie mill. tm pel l.o inmices 'unit C n p ia y, **\V I * H eat"; llrodi-Mik I J ii vv f.«t ii, "All 'The lung'* Men"; K ilk Hoiigla*. t'h am p io li', G ie p a iy Peck, " t " • •'(Tin'll High ", III. Illlld Todd. The lla s fv H eart." Reel ft Millie stui pel f.u malices. U'HUUe t'llitn . " P in k y " ; llllv la He Muvilluud, "T lie H eite**” ; limb in Hide, "Jiilsnn Nuig.- Again” ; kiismt lla v w a id , "M y Foolisli >I i'll i t " ; Anti Hnl hem , "A Let let lo Tltteec W ives," Rest n ew ,, eel shot Pifslden l I ruiniil, mimicking II Kalteii lo in , IliggeNt mduNtry new* Flop of be English film Im liixtiy. liesl television eoVelllge The btilliy Fiseus Fescue atlempl Rest comedy "Adam's Itlb " Wolst 11 eul me lit of Idg'iiume Give potatoes a gourmet touch by mushing lliem with soul cieam uml cheei.e and season to lu sli w itli sail anil freslily-griiiinil pep per. Tu rn lulu a slinllow hiikiup dish and m il under the litoilei I.. brown lightly just before sen irtg. i Yarn Home mint cualctl .hewing gull, now contains aiuimmni a pirns jihnte anil eit r hum hie, the anti tie cuv ingreilii'lits fouti.l mi ainmonlu I eii iletil l/rlces. I ban 12 l.'i A CINUJHV Of LltTrhTMltMEliT ilH V K P A| A IS !■A E S . 1l|irll 1 Al 1____tL fM K v iii i o n irt I In Hath FAMILY NIGHT Kvery Tni'Hchiy and W ednenday $ |,0 0 ( pliiH ta x ) for a c a r F ull! IHI IH1IMAU STQHf Of A DOCTOR'S PHIVMf lift! M'6 MiniKAU TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY “ ' AI)L)KI> CO M KDY » Coming Soon ( 0 1 ,O H C A IiT O O N H V A R IK T Y on ^CHEVROLET T 4 NKWH lllll.D H K N Mli«o auvU«*«• -g. .o>cos ■ ■ y V lliW IIN D K II 12 FREE .-n o * CO M PLETE tl: 15 — starring * _ A D D E D \ r r i l.A t TTDNH — ( m inim — "Hup. s k ip It Chump" — ParamiMial New* 1 0 :0 0 N E W Y E A R ’S E V E M IO N I T E SH O W ! S A T . — 11 :.'IM I*. M. “OH, YOU DEAUTIFUL DOLL” Will* JU N K II.AVKH — M VHIL HTF.VF.NH S a N (( IR f) ORLANDO H IG H W A Y SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st C.IHI <l',u» T m > PUB COUFUt FOR RESERVATIONS C A L L MRS. W ILLIAMS - PHONE 1200 • ... 8IIOAVS H i 15 — v* M Bm Klc lie I liililtru - Oc TODAY and VVFONFSDAY A ll must l.« Keulvil LEADER! I I I I I N IH Florida Stali riicati'i MOM 7UAN s im ★ 'i he ctiiliiim of I ungwood anti A l l aim id r spim gs and tlieir par­ ent- ami tio iu t- weie entertained at llo .'mtiiiui con limit, if y C h ris t­ mas putty whirl, wit, sponsored fry A un*, '• at. Legion post No. 183 at the A , am ,.nte Springs Conim uiilti H.uisi last Wednesday eve­ ning T ile Lvioiin Si liooi Glee (Tilt) ,,Inlet ttie leadership of M rs. Hay),,, i i i Aiiiwn nt,g Christm as C a r­ ol*. Legion Coiiimander B. D. McIntosh i, ..f dtumonte was illHsle, Ut .F o il ..... . Htate (.*• ghdi 1 omoi.uidei Aluiwell Wells of M ila".,., fo.ide a -I,..it address. The . I H I m " dithered under llie hililiHutly 1,elded C h lM lu a s tu .......... lie ,aw a and .Smitn Clans arrived pnuuptli at k 3U P Al on tia' A ll, un null Spimg* file Hack and pei-oiiallv d i-lilla itrd gifts lo l i ' i . l ildp. a ip t" and mcl,tiling III vein --I apt Hugs of H ull and i aii.1i weie al ■ e v e n to til* c h iid ifii llo- legion A u xilia ry served n l i , lino id , •! ice le sill, cookie, nod "irmp. nice to ail who i attei,ill'll Vice t iiali la ,ai', M tlirath of I ...................I aaa* . h3»I lli I li it uf Ilia fnii iv i miioititi*' Mi i'Ilffo ld H (• lfit**11 and I »i < ha- Hun-oii li*pMl am ' r •• SpilUK'" wliHa \V i u 11\* i "f 1in l.i'Kfoii amt J,t“Hyaa»'*'<( tiittih <>| tin’ I'oimnll i,*,. | hr i. . * »*f Hit* parlv AAl| f- dii* i. ih. AAMiidrrfnl imlp ami uiimfpet t) 11 •11 k*i a**1* i»y I tia local tmd lYifom • j •"p»" i'll' HI- i / .it h .* <li hc | r 1.<od a Midi Mi l inll lie Watch For The THREW Chiislina.s Paity (•iveii Hy Post 183 le i. AIm * Daphne Connelly, G er­ ald Lusting, B ill Sliuem akei. Wnlti'i Sebnahei mul All. uml Mi> Speer. Robert Hillhiiuet was in duiige of taiile reservations. Mrs. 1>Al«Scott, publicity cbioiniiin for tile liite r-fa ti’iid ’ y Cnuni'll, this murnliig espressed tile ii'g ii'l of the i nunc iiiicil that the New York oicliesttu which ba.i tieea emit i acted fm did not HI I'Ve and explcssi'd the Coun­ cil uppi eclat Ion to tile oiehes tia honit'dlv formed liy Fruiicts Roniiiillut, Jim m y and Ned Powel, Flan k Fill til und Petei H iiklll, fm tin music furnished dm teg the evening. I lie I ii ii i it'll lias a , its pre­ sident Joe AlcCaslin mid sum rille s and fiate riiitie s ieprrst'Ule-' ai e Alpha I hi Omega, Alph l 1' R" I'i. Alpii Gumiua Helt.i, “ Uiiiia Klin, Alpha I'-iu duo g,i, Mein Tlii'ta P I, Iteia Sig inti i loiicioii, He It ii S i g tu a Phi. Della Delia Delta. Kappa Delta, Kappa Alpha, Kappa Kappa dam Mm. Pi lietn Phi. 1'hi Atn, H il Hipnt-i Kappa, Phi Delta Theta, Pin Kuppu T hu , Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pin (im iiinu Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Ec-ilon. Sigma Nn, Sigma Knp pa, Slpma Cld, /.eta I uu Alpha, /•' i • Beta T ail. Around The Town M r. and Airs. J . M M .fn»hilt had ns their Christina- e m -ls, I.F o N A J t ll AL L IR A S, Gomel MU» M ary Lee lla iris o n .,f i I'oa.'ll at Semin.ill' High H. ........ land and MUr l.nlly H ire , ,,j lu lit (s, On. talking ovel In , Sm ifoid ,-o»rhnig day with K O H L Itl IIO W L l.l. R • Cf-.RKIN'S, lit peeling M i. and M i*. David D ia l ul We*l I'rilni Hearli le tu m .il |i,,t - in a showcase m I'uuehtuii iliglil to dielr home u lle i visit, HR. R .A I.C II I t ll.A R in C.demuti', G ift Sli p lug Mr and M r*. Gemge Well R E V J . E A le K lN I.E V trying and Airs. It. F . Ily a ). to a i.itil tmining o i«.| M|(p r L Friend* w ill rrg tei ti» It-Jil n IF * Iv l i t w tm me dashing aero** SIMON thnt Ati*. George June, Will till Hie ' l l eel Sul ill da v lei'go a rnnjnr operation ! Mill'll | -'H >nd M t liG A R E T IH N G I I I.H E R morning ul the Orange iii'ii ml haikiHi' a little pi mi oil then wiiv 10 II deii'al ap|uiliitiiK'ii| ,,u F lld a v Hospital in Oilmulo, . . M ISS N A N C Y C o l.I.IIM and i D U N E It enjoying a Mr. itntl Mm. ItuJiili W Win fif i At A I I I I : mid flit Id •i'u, Al Hilled Sue and drink III A|,'Reynolds All Ihe ell Iks looking a little Frans Glenn, uf IliHileut iifl VV*'M* the weekend guests or All and weary following that Clirlslm n* " i li MRS K it h G I L L E S P I E Mr*. W ait W. W arner. I Alelt.*«,ii ne tun tying along First Wnlti'i Haynes, .It., plans to 'Heel Midi t in 1st inns ih*. ora i f * nlt.(. |u return luinoriuw to lla rv a id Cm . - in hei Iui ii it versity in Itostnn a fle i sneiidine see all the I’lillege student, home ................... .. with hi* ........ ... „i tm the holiday* J A M E S MENUA C O O P ER nmtheir home on Mugnnlln Avenue mng m ound low a H ying to find Mr. and Mr*. A. If Hoi nee of Ins long lost bioihei mi Saturday . C liL , H ll. IL A R R ISun lid riiu liiia , C a lif., w ill u n tie iiiu iiiiiiu tonight to visit Mr. ami Airs, ti v AIAN downtown wltli h i, sun lluraee foi about a week. They B R U C E IIA R R IM A N , a student nt E R N E S T It. H liY L E are en route to Miami and Cuba Harvard lenuiiig nguiiisi a parking meter. AL V IC K E R Y visiting liom Friend* w ill he glad to learn lint Air. and Mrs. T W Jone> Texas With Hint broad cowboy are re m ittin g from InflnenxN lull Oil , . . AIR and M RS. liK O R d E AN Mr*. Junes has been ill for dm inist ten days and Mr. June* for D R E W S P E E R hurrying Ill'IO's Hie sheet ul lu in arm . . . MRS the past week. 11 W AV H E R U C K E R mnl dau.’ l. M ISS IIA It lilt A RUl KER M l. and Alls. C. C, Cries I had i" i a- theii holiday guest* tlieii miiih duwuliiwu doing a uttlo last min II AHOI.H li.AS'l ( Tmcnee o f Miami mid Vernon nte hopping . "t Anlhony. Other inemtier* of N L R hostliup up Magmdiii A " the fam ily alleniled n party at Ihe I' i lest hnine on Chi M inus S T IN Ft It 'll E R liU F .S T S <fti‘i noon AH mul Ali- M mtin Hliueeiphii tool a- then guests (oi Ctiristiioi M F Cm lie lilt yeslalila y fnt da\ diiuu'i. All mul M l, Hotuiuii Heaufiirt, S C after visiting in t. Atoll is aloI Ituhiiy and Eioo' Sanford for the past lea days. A J" iiis : Mi mul A ll* .1 K Stemp Alts. C u n ie uml her c h i I d r e a, i i mid iwin iluo g liti'is, I'a io l ie,.I Frankie and Johnnie, Connie mul HheryL M l. and M i*. W illiam II George Well*, will spend several HtPtiipei und A laity mid Mill v week* with Mr*. Currie's parents. Hlemper; Mr mid Mrs K A P i. ry of M iam i; Mrs .lames Tipt..o Air. and Mr*. George Well*. mul M i. and Mrs Edisi.n Tiptoi. W aller M. Sm ith, a student nl of f'o fte yvllle , K as. die U niversity uf AJnhumn In All IlllUSIIIli hostess gift at tinti I'usraloosu, I* visiting Ids parent*. Air. und Mr*. Ralph Austin Huiith! day lime Is a large hiuady glaAlt. mid Mrs. Smith also have a* I whieh can he used Intel as a their guest* Mr. mul Airs. Ralph flow ei vase l filled with ininlA. Sm ith. J r ., of Kno xville, Tenn. Pasle huge blue luwyel'n seals on Ralph Sm ith, J r ., has lecently la*, it foi eyes mid a l.ig leil seal '■•rllle associated with the Ti'imes- fill (lie mouth, pul Ultlhei cello i'u Valley A uthuiity as a hydrati­ pliaue across die lop mul coil edges lllulllld die knitting iiei-illin' engineer. to get a hlulid hulled effeet To make cranberry Juice fo r a cocktail, hull two cup* nf the lierrle* with two cups of water until Ilie berries ute soft. Put them lliliiug h n sieve, sweeten them with a liuif cup of sugm ami mhl a dash of suit. C hill and mid the Juice to a cup of cold gitiger*l» Ju*t be­ fore Nerving. PAGE �I ;$ :c 7 ® BM page rotm r - - '■■■■■• v A 7" • TUESDAY DEC. 27. 1949 - Cage Tourney May H -k C A p A . Beal South, 2014 . n k e a u o m a jc ) fd’i - Thn H t h tmiriiHinbiit nju-ni. fwre-.tmr-'i i ■>". nod euachcn'mlgnf prodoia n wintlnn In th V controyernFalyiwo ii.inule ndu a h wgfl ua plenlW of good lu.-kethall, Hu- tourney open* .R I' M, w ill, flklnhomn C ity t'n lfe i iiv meet lug liny lor. The awnml Inilf •■r Hie oflernmm rnrd Hilda Aiknn -in* "ppoHltig Alabam a. The night «r li-ui open* at 7:4r. I\M . with Wyoming playing Te*u* and II m-ii defending rhnmpioti Oklahotm. A. mi.-I t|. meeta Viinderhlll. I -i aeveral y.-nra, the iill-rnlli g>< lu i I...... II n (eating ground fo. pi-po i'd rule chill.geh. T w o yeru ■ . Ih.ee n fflcln l" were m rd . The w in I>efme Ihe N C A A luloe ," p . n .ltlie Hppn.vril the n .tc, ll.e l-i'ii inimetit i.llow.-d eoaeliea to lull, w ill. Ilieir Iff. in h during I in.em it. fmn-tie. generally hove nono..inn l their dlNlike for the two Iiv,- niimile rule, wllleh provlderl Hint i. tenm fouled during Ihe h.“ l (wn miuutea h< given po-ta.-Malm. of Hu hi.ll nftei n five Ihto-.v. A meeting of llm elghl eunrhea w In, l,uve tenn.H entered w ill l,e h*-ld tomorrow morning. Tourna­ ment p„n .oru ra p e d the i.ienlora M B* ■Former G ato r - C o n c h ;:" T o H andle Tulnne I.iir r y F o r w a rrls In 1050 C o u trc N o rth e rn W in S p f ir lt f t D r iv e A n n t if il T o ( 'l.'is s ic M IA M I. I i.-c, 27 Id’I Thr North rami- ilin rg in r ftmn hchlnd In Nike I In- Hoiitl, in l hi- xci-ond ooniinl Khrlnn charity f-mtlmll i-iiinr, 20 to I t, hi-foic D7..'I7H m ill -lirrolu-d ........Into.-, in the H iiio it Howl hint night. l irnt (fn arIf, A fi.-i ii II-iH ckh l.fgloniog liming " I l l ' l l tlH Ilicr Irrtin .- ..Id umlonny lu rtdwiiy ogiitri it i-nuil f-u wnr,| walla, l he Nr*i tli*. l i n n • ■fiialrr <'■>(■,in-led willi it ‘. 'l yi.nl |U.-ls to llo iiy W’l l ll i i lf f l lo I hiiniilfirld a lrip r Hilly Itvi of Hi. N'oill. lot.-.n-ptr-d \diiitii lliiik'o Man* to I lu- dying loiouti-a of Hu- |icriod Hnh I .it 11> of II.i N m lh -pinil rl)i)o'il o ff ,i pi von] run mill the period i-mlrd with tin- toil) in M.ldfl.-ld in Hi" Norih'i pni.'.r-i loti, Nm lh O. SouHi l>. Snood ()o ..rlri With tlir )i,'i toil five oil.into, old the Koulh'ri W hllcy f'arnpl-fll took h No. Ih inirit m. I hi- 20. Iiniideif il to l .r r N hII v of VnndertoU win, licadcd for llm xldi-liiif . i-l-kirii: up hlncki-i .. ami hpiirdnl no v im li lu a loiirhonwp. Forip.t llilf f t lli of Kaiisa-i k l-k n l the rrtn t pnlril and thr Mouth led 7 lo o TloNorth'a t'o o tir . mo r.*l i> n |. In llir Soiitl.'n 20 nr I hr l.nlf rndrd North f , Mouth 7. M ia m i h eath , fir r . 27 third (l.m rlrr ISpeviull VPiitlng H|ieedh'ii.l Ihe No.th i.cmrit fu r oii.uitax pilot "In ,'ll alioot for world te"ftc r the iii'i'Ol.d pr.im l dnrlrd i-onli Ip'.e Siilurrhiy flee Ml, on I hr tnin lnlnwo wil l i ft up wlifti lliiliu i, 1 ieek 1. Mil w ill ii.ee In Ihe Walter fi.olhntni r*‘rnvi-ir-d n III Huge llowl Itegnlln o-i fHarnylie .'toolIi fiiinMi- <u. Ih>- Nmllt 21 llnv New Vetd’a I In y today weirf-'oiu p la y . Inlcr I 'm ill r l-nlhloifil '.“ Hiiieil e a t.a aperlnl l.olldiiy e.,'n Hu- one foot llm- ..ml ifiu .iter lertuinn.ent 'ui.-k Steve Itr,mimIh of Villiilinv.. Atuopg other n ffn lia, the I'ell dunged over for the m nlr M ilrli ell H.nliiiowMkl'a fry f"i point eli.i llm I,,,1 V i.rl.l ('lu ll w ill hold wn-t wide In Ihe dying mliiiil.-" no open I,mete nod co rk lall piuty -f the peiinil ll.e N-i i II i 'm Itny for mil <d town ilrlv.-ra from h to Donney i-llninaed n .'17 vmd dilve H I* ,\l Snlurdny. The el.ili nl.o when lie tw l.te .l eight yMid- fo. w ill im.ke ili. fticilllleu nvmliildr i lom-hilowp. Hilly live*, kirk wn. fm It,,- do.r.ge of hoi.tn nod Itiiil H A V TD N A I IK A l'f l. lie . 27 era w illi n wutrhli.it.i provided (H p rila h line of thn m o.l s.lo rood mid the North led l.'l 7 The .fudge, r.,1 the Mm lor f’n.nde np tllln lliiK iiffuli i In lung hint■ >!v of Sniitl. Iii.il |li,< tm11 mi 11. own 111* i . tin1 period ended N-ulli III, IliHVrtViie liny Tl.l.rudny liiglit well' ,i- Flo rid a * cold cnnnl w |ll he iinfinl llrtli-il hv I'oim lr. W lllinn. N cd with « .‘I day Hriu Ji Howl Fi-.ilt Mouth 7. M nn.field, 1 lu.IrniNM of Ihe inn. me I' val, In-ginning w illi llm Kickoff Fo illth If III. Iter divl'iloo. n . follow-*. I'npt Allen |i*ni|iiet to ihe rltin m ovradon, II. Ihe dlivlng . n i r. .llm powe. . Wild,eel., t'onut (ll.llld ; Rear A,I tha annual flearh Howl Fontl.all tilt on Frid ay eeeniim, Hnenitiei -■Im»»- to (ini-H fimn lirlii.n l lo , own n.irnl t'linrh-, It l.e ffle r, H S N 811, gnnl line. The | ihmm wim rni.ipl. la- H rl.j V.vyn.i Hull, aouthe.r. re Hoh Fro th y, re lr liia le .l -In, of to J , II, fi,o|. hill ho fmnlded it p.enru.h.live for VfP'htltlg i.ll'l naife, an urn in id tail Ip, w ill lie mu- i.nd if toon.-y M-covareil mi Ihe Mntorlimilirig "ingnrlncli ami I ten 111111. Fin k , pinfeiiunr uf - pnlulleg of the lilgitllgl'in id |h c T tii]i hiIm ihillll.'n H Pyi.ld line. Oil lilt- lie .1 i.ml dti.w ii.g nl thn D ltlv tiu ily "f nlgi-ant at the I't-aW ly audltm |dny UnI| i |. I'.."i|iin rlelld of V illi, Mlnml, lum. • Am/ h Tin- Jmlgeu w ill decldn whine. * The lli-nrli Itowf Feellvi)! will nova rammed over for the acorn ' >«•’* kick w n. good nlid Ihe N pifli ••f gold mid hII vcj- iilanniie* fm tlo.O fficially begin w llh the appeal lie# of Ktut; N'rpCdtio at tin- h-d 20 to 7. W illi le u lfu.ii five l«-ul dee,,, pled)ami lighted tmrgea jU lrtrih H i k luinr)iiet luinr|iiet »n((Mtluf lii( I’ 1’ rln iln- mi nut eg to go (It If D ili . k i l i m , l ir. i . m w ill 'in other cruft. Horne vieIliarteihai caaM IIntemi Hotel Hotel Wwluniiilny, Wafiiuvuluy, Pro Ib-c. ynnla fo r a Roulh , tottclulnwn. torx wlfl gr-l the rnre privilege of , w a v Intemi j IV. Neptune w ill m f f l , eup/eine • Irlffiltf nlmri. kleKeifi (lie point- hetiig granted Up- right lo pur,-lui ie 11 piii. of (Irpngo Ito.vl gnn.e I ' ‘ aver I ha ll-ilny funHIriii": Af the Fin al xditre; North 20, Smith I t . l>atl(|upt will he tin- m-vrnly out-of alatn foolhnll plnyeia, ie|in-M'iitInn the Iwiofnolhiill tealliM coot pelelnjj In the Howl i-lmndy F r i ­ day evening, I' oIIowimc Ihe hailOllPt Ihe gm-td-i will 1111) 0111 ' III the Fr*Mvnl 1in-iki*ll>iill lilt he (ween iiiuleil/eiitrd Kinney IH'llI V \ Hulleyi- of V li k I mIm vo I lu Huy Inna All H im ". fonaei i -ii II p r i * a la l*. nl flu- local YM f'A Thoiedov will lie . known ae Beach-How I Day mol «pon«oied by inrniherti of the nliytium llea-li 1111 K . K I K H T S T . S A N F O R D , Meri’hanl'a Aveoilalfon, who w ill offer "HiiruHlna Fer ‘A ll" dm lute | the entire day. Thltraday evening nt I’enloolv Auilllorliim w ill lie tin- Heath llowl Featlvnl'n Hhriner’a .lainhoree ami I ’agennl of I'lilrh rllin lr A two and one-half hour allow liiffhlliililed •>', Crnahv with 2U other net* rompi In­ Murgnrrt Anti t|u n llty Heavy tW utrni fl'rad* A ina over 200 toeraonv The Jurkanii, vlflr Civic H alid , 111 full coilm ne, ! w ill nreient Ihe aecuiid act from "B allet from flatllla” . Cruahy w ill take over the murlc rnrtlon fm th irty mlnutea. Follow-inn w ill «•# th# rageant of I’uh-hrltoda In . Which King Neptline, In full co*tume, w ill crown the queen of the Fresh I'nrk p lin n Beach Rowh ‘ f Cut r m ilK H HOHI'U’A l.l/ F d ) i*alip R l w Hllt»d JC M Z A B K T II. N .' / , Dec. 27. Knd Cut (/P) _ Pol) Hewcoinha,.'atar llrnnk.iy n Dodger pitcher, waa achedM ugaret Ann Jlram l Hit, Knd * tiled to undergo a nilruir imaa oparaU-nt today at E llrah e lti (len •ra l lio a p lla l. ■' Freuh llnntnn Tha liltt rlglilham lcr from Fo|nn il , N. J ., nal.1 lie had difficulty breathing during late timing" he, canae of an nhatructlon ciiuaed , when ha wa» etrmk hy a haaelmll aa a hoy. N E W m u . K A N a . tie r. 27 -fil’i Tulnne H i i I v pi -k I I j '* kljih-ll. *1" pint 1111*111 tmlny annmtijirril that Rnyninml " n e a r " W n lf, fm »■•••■ head n-arli m Flo rid a, w ill rr nlnee lliink Orinp nn Ttllnne' fool [tall Hoc foach. Ilnraee IH-lit-gur, dlrei lm ,,f iilli lall.-i nt Tulnne, ouId (him* will H-iiim to A Illinium, "w lie ie hr nerved none tlnan 2U yeaie .. 1. thr a I tile til- ■ilnff." Wolf, until reeenlly, «vn. Iirud foolliall roiieh ill Klnrldn lie fore the w ar, lie held n ninillm ponl til Mm 1 'iilv r r ilt y of N’orlli Cat *il Inn. Itiirim ; I lie wnr, huth Wolf .mil f'l iaii rom lietl I lie A tlieiix I’m KH k Id fontI.nil team. Cilftp lui-: tieon Him .......... on tier In nd i oiieli H enry F ro h i nl Tulane, foi the pant tine.. ,eaaon». I’rlor to coming lic it, lie h id been with the Miami I'rufeitlunal Foolhnll team for one \rnr MaattwIdle, In (ia ln c iv llle , f’rei lil'n t I It lllh M iller of Hie Did vainlly of D u ilila »ahl "we have tome j|ood i'->ac]iln|f p rn ip e rf. «ml hope to i-orne up notm w illi a fine anxuer.” Tha tin to in have hern wlfhind a arid mentor nine# Hie reiluna thill eevrtnl w eek, ngo of IU ) (H ear) Wolf, I)r. Miller did nut Id rn llfy tincandidate., who are bring t-nn alrirred for the Joli nor did he wi\ when a definite choice would hr made. to Hilaki a ryyntcnt which', m lrh' l,e n tmtitfan to the rnntffnverynd ride,, *W hate.v#r-ihf-'niajnrtly rte , ride^Afllt rule th* tn urnry. TjllM plm ent' cnArhe# ' h kte - ' « pre'Wcd n dfcalr* to ilnpnrt ft--• the NC/tA rtilr, pri>uahly'nu«|,f. Pig It. ' >■' , . T h e .Ohlalmma',Aggie,r, w ith f'*vlrto rics and one defent, are >■ » peeled to Inlr- their uiallt ofrntu>'* tournrtiairr.t ..nd eighth ali.rp ’ wn„ started, V and e.liilt, n newcomer to il, touriiamer.t, nluo Iiiih a five *e i | one reco.il, flklnhmnn f ’lty f 1 n I v e r u I t ■ ■ . eon,-lied hv ftnyle f.irr a e k , lu lieli'1 . nted i. dm khor-ie. I'iu u .,1 ; |,1n - 1 " le ld Aggie f'onel. I look Dm. IP ten", bent the Aggie* lo n p|p-*,■Oil ealllhltlm . 44-48, (II I 1 lu i, five utiilight vlelo.iv (anil -,ia ..nd two for ll.e uei. on I. I..." defeuted HollthwenterK i l l . M l u . o i i r i Vnltvy, Ifn i !, Hl.iimo.p*, F lie lg lilo i. i.int I -o'. Mnyu (K rill.) Slnte the pnut l.« uei-ku for the ntring. ftnytor I iiih four vlrto rle* ,n i H irer ilefr-iitH t ill, unison. '*/ Hemu have lo,.t to KMii.aa SI.,'NeiirHiikn mid Tulnne in their p* ’ tille r guinea, Orange County Voiture 202 40 & 8 SPONSORS Grand Opening, Wed. Gee. 28 Sanfcrd-Crlandc fennel Club at the OH'iciiils Choseit t u n i t r D o w n s F ilm e d K a H t 'lm ll P ik 'lic t Tor Orange Bowl t s A N U K I . l i e - ::7 CTeveland Al»anii-i'Speedboat Races* onef i(irovet of I,a .etmll'u Im m m lnl pit ' Daytona Beach Plans Beach Bowl Sport Celebration Greyhound Race Track " i t, llr-i ueriou-dy III In n lin.ipd-' tmlay while doctors conduct trui* I,, determilio if lie is tuiffniMfim n i alienr, nld f'eie, nn lut came to itlieli-M. lig h t arm mowed down' known doling Hu- 211 -.eiiioiii I,, major leiiguo luil unep, underwei,' n r-ancer opernlinn lu HI. I,....... lwo yenI'h ago. lie w ni round Pl ug uiii’uiiui'hii, S n lu id iiy in nn oltev I m-Ii I iii I lu ■ipmImmil. lie van tiiki-n lo I Arigeleu Countv Doi-pilnl fm dh,g noul*. I ’liyulelmiu llii'ie believe nn u, lory Alnannder unffereil In I'.mu wlp-n he wnit utruck hv » nlti-t" I hull I h partly irnpnmdldr fur lu | pri-hcli! eoruilHop Hi . r ii:lil i-m wiih mnpulltleil Ip Ho- HI. f.iuu uperntlmi. F I.D H ID IA N W IN S R A C K N KW H ill,F A N S . Her. 27 iI - Tin- l-'l h i lniiH "Hail# of (Jlni" piolin," mnln event of till- (H i ",io iu ,l Hugnr flmvl y a rld ant < wan Won by I’lliil Hehia-ek of Hr I'emini'ola, (F in .) yacljt club ye lerilny. u jj Till- seven inecu] sillied ovvi f,HNi- l'onfr-hnrleHil|J' Inniignrnlv I tho Hugni Howl einitivnl of upo.ltleketu and iH'-y're scarcer tlnni motmn In mii Inriilintm'. W here C’UHtomerH Send thclrFriendH — - H om e C ontrolled m um urn d W 6 to iM BEEF E A T The entire gate receipts of the first night’s racing will he donated by the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club to the 40 & 8 Society fw its . D E P T . SIRLOIN, CI UB and RIB STEAKS BRISKET BEEF STEW CHUCK ROAST CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND lb. 65c WESTERN PORK LOIN tnler CHOPS............. ...........lb. 59c. lb. 43c CHOPS............. ROAST ............ ..........lb. 39c Wmltiii Beef IJVER............. ......... !b. 49c BACKBONE .... BACON ..... WIENERS ....... B u r r s .............. O R LA N D O im tJ M E E T O R LA N D O , Drc. 27. — f/P> — Mirny o f th# top limiting dnga ami " handler# lit tho nallnn liegan com; petition today In the fourth annual Plney wood a field tilala. F L O R ID A 10 RACES NIGHTLY ,* # ' *' . , I; if. Except - SuntUya PHOTO FINISH USED I Cventa thla yrar are llm llrrl to prafeulonal open claanra. Puppy •tali##. open darby and open all ag# #v#pta are eapedil to he com-T#tC<l by Hal unlay night. 1 b* Calumet • two.year-old, anfar#, la a dead-ringer for hi* i#r half-brother, Foallown, and «onaM#r#d the leading pro‘ * -------- W trn tv W rlgh t’a RAIN OR SHINE 8 Ibn. B A K E H IT E lK ilw # H I m Rttr* Good * £ mT?/V* viaia- •II team lad the na* In*, and alan had the r aialnat, opponent*' W No. 1 IDEAL DOG FOOD J**, 'jk ' • ’•*. : ’r v*w . * “s " * COUNTY K R A U T On Rotlta 17 (Orlando Hlfhway) a t 2 for M0 Lonvwood, 12 mtl«> South'of Sanford MS D*l Mala# GOLDEN CORN .... I for 25c S Ik. Kraft Dai BLUE ROSE RICE .. ... 8Se V NO MINORS ADMITTED *ft*.4*ti,. i 1* y-w-.v' * 11-. ‘ ;' ,v 1 '‘.f'vY *■1■ No. 2 Vi Scott lOLBO...........plain 3 for 29c I * *■ FIRST• >RACE 8 P. M. • Brand [OVAL HAHIHNE5 ....... 15c 'l * t" CANADIAN RUTABAGAS GREEN CABBAGE YELLOW ONIONS 2 No. 2 Vt Cock O’thc Walk PEACHES No. M S Jaan of Arc fin e r ' SANFORD - ORLANDO KIDNEY BRANS ........... 10c KENNEL CLUB I I o t, C a r CORN BEEF Bo. I laeky Pam «ITP BEANS 2 for 2I« W j 1 TaU H u ff V F R U IT C Q C K U IL Ua i ’, Nat 1 HEINZ TOMATO SOUP if1 f t X m '; ' *{{'/■ U f ’ } : , § r ; i w 1 r Ui, ' $ M r’% t v l JKLLS i, 4i.’ if^- it-.i.al^ew,< ** . . *. S *’ »►'!v^i*Kuv-S)j. i ‘i . J \ \ . ’ )• : \ * \ I . «•:"> h . ni,) Th« Ch#f tie 0«re of Voiture 202. 40 & 8 Society of Orange County looka hack with pride un the acuoiiipIlBhruenla of the Voiture during the year of 1049. The care of crippled children- U the chief objective of this society. During the part year, we have sent to Johnn Hopkins two “blue balden" and both have returned, and are now nurnial children. There have been many other citflea In which Itone mid other ■«ornery waa lined, to nay nothing of minor canon which have been handled by thin Voiture. A lientonal tri­ bute and our Hincere thankn to the Chairman of thin project, Lt. Carl llodctibaugh of tho Orlando Police Department. We point with pride to the fact that aucli world famous lioapltals a ft Johna Hopkins and* the Ir highly trained medical ataffa cooperate with un 100TiDuring the pant year, the crippled children and child welfare projects have run about $15,000.00. Thia amount, naturally, includes charges for surgery which wt*re donated by some of our very fine medical men hero in Orange County, During tho year, two of our student nurses, whom wo sponsored by paying thelt tuition and a monthly allowance, graduated with highest honors. In addition, the Voiture donated $400.00 to one of Its members dying of cancer. It waa felt that his life might be prolonged If he could have special1hospiLallxetlon and treatment. ., t , Our society, during the past year, has donated to all local worthy charitable causes, Including the Community Fund,- the T. B. 8anltarlum, Parent*1 Home, Police Relief, Firemen’s Fund, and the Orlando High School Band. A sisablo ^ n atio n of $2,800,00. to the Shrine for their crim ed children's work waa made during thia ilnrerethanka to the people of Orlando . . thly hare been moat cooperative and-gsneroua. V sfe i^ ' / T �TUESDAY DEC. 17, 1949 Legal Notice ts li ! C O U N TS or tu b :m in o l k F L O R ID A co u r t CO!* NT Y j i u o u. m H TA TK o r H A TH In re Hi* Ketote of ( l u i r i f A, IM 'n f tM , 1 IN I'llO - T(* A M , W H O M I T W A T r o S c i: iin c 4' Notice I* lieiel*) liv e n the F r r i 1c»rlr V Hejl lllecl hie fine report as Ux*»'lllul of Hie ***«*• i.t Oefirse A O chV I I m . Hint lie filed Ills |»eiillnli f o r ( I im A i r t r l u r K e . im h I t h u t h e w i l l «i»p h Id th e 11ore o m i tile l> tm ftln« H im ilro in . ('m iiilir .In d ie of Heminol* C o n n t a . H o r id a , m i l h e b ill d n y * J in ii ha r v , lt»r.«, fo r n |» tm » v fil *i • R«ine «nd for flnwl dle*h«rne h t: a frill or nf the fMtrttc '»f Hi*,.IKA |>el 'fllhn, dl-rrUHril oh Hi Hi i lly of peremher. It* It* • F R K D t t lllC V HELL 1‘ le rilto r of the **(*(• i» fid<i |-i< A O f t'n llr i, ileren A»d IN COURT OP 1UK J U lu i E , HI’ MIN* »L E n r a t i *: o r F l o r i d a C O U N T* n * l!N T Y in fro hat e In re the Eftlftti of A ion to U l.«Te, , T o A L L W H O M I T M A T PUN CERN Notire in tierehv «tvei» thm F ra n k \V, Lee fllecl hi'* final re / port as AdtnlnlNlralor of the m Almis** r Lee, de, e.ineii • estate that he filed hie pe»M|on for fine* d la rh a rie . and that he will apply to the Ifonorahle D m iuU * Hten etrorn. County Jil'lR* nf Mernltinle Promty. Florida , on Hie 13th day of Je n iia ri', IS*hu. Jor approval ■»i •ame and for m ini dlA»*hi»» *e •> Arlmtolut r ator nf the estate nt A lo n io r Lee PRANK W L E E Ad nil nlet rat or of the estate of A lo nio C Le» de**»4 «id N tlTirR NO 7J 17 I T n ■I v, 1rnar C. K oho w inn County. Oreaon; I n t h e f fe m e n f id a H r e e t l n t a ; th e 8*1 »m d ia l# Met nf * F lo r ­ V oii ate tierehv itnllfiid tfia* •m i in divorce line been entered Mjntn*t Aon hv your wife, tleval dine I j Hoe K iilm w , mid yquPetrnei V K nlm a j are the defend­ ant hi riald null Tl|e suit In dl voio# has heeti filed in the C lr«o ii Potirt of Meminol* CimiRy, 1*1h c irc u it, (Hale of Florida. -Hu ale ut Ha ft ford, tletnlnole Cm tnt} Florida You are re*|it lied lo file an |p p i ii N i t ii or plead lo (he ahuvt •oil in w riting on or hefntr JriMiiarv 3l« t. P»Mi. or a dei ree pre i*r»n fenno will he entered agaltiel %on , •* Uitnena my hand and seal v * lerk of tile C'lri'Ult C yiirL Ml *‘I i •nit Hetiilunle County, Flotilla, ihM J O li day of Depetither A P IM F ■» U. II UR NO UN c|#rk. t *11•*ill I Uotfri MEAL f The T IIIN K IN U I 'e L rltlrn (h e m iW YELLOW “ ph o N e t w w -1 w p n m i t i p l f A t TV R A V r o n n F I O R fD A P A C .F , I I I ItllV l i l ' t t l —P U Z A It K I K K Citrus Christmas Is Up $5,000,000 From Last Year’s WHISKEY ■WINE RUM GIN I t ," '/ r u S T C L A N W HICH s c o n e s W INS jd f 4 TH ' n r r i m o - M ^ a t t r o o n i * w L OBAtVI A N ' HBOC UHAVVI f/.: AN neeu C u M L i A ____ * I'v' « v 7, ilAa Tr H eL i nC O n O R IIM W rt* PA AO SU3 IPRUM ( IH ttf i OW N LNO Z O N G / - L A K E L A N D . Dee. 2 7 - lF N H i - It wa* ■ five million ilnllnr het••r Christ inns for Florida grower, I'l" year, arcotdiiig In Florida "itrii* Mutual statistician*. (iimv •r* received dint much more on C IO S n n fv e d A v r m i . hr It r r fur Ihoir rr<i|M yrm Iihm th,‘v hni| tip In ii fomptirii tvr I into Doc. 10, lout yrnr. Flntliln f'itrit* Mnltml rcpm lnl hut ii |t In ilml ilntc tliiu y e n . irowrr* Itntl lirrn pstnl fIt,Oil:!,Mr,.:w for the H,im7,2fi« (much they '•ml nnltl. L n .l venr on llt«> unnn; into g ro u rr. hml rccrivctl onlv ■ 1,.12.1.0.17 nr» for in.242.HI2 boxr-t >f fruit. T h l, Intllcntr. (lint Kroner, hml recivetf molt' I lion livin’ on non It noncy for Ihrli fm ll In ijollnr inti rent, ifc p ilc the Mile of n ’Million noil it iinm lcr le u Imxi” tn I’ompnrnl w illi Iho IUIS fiKtirot. 'n mum! ftK iirr., groMct. Imvc >ccn pnltl I I n box on the tree for hi* ye*r', crop, rnmpareil with o ( W t h a f t N o M r t iiiin r or A n ffh ifijj t h e lo Self Y o m I 'tflo more tlinn life for tho .nine No M alle t how lone von have lierntne If lone n rq lrrte d ■erlotl In H»4H. suffered, or what you h a ir irtrd, Teehnirpie* of iir n tm e n t « r r AMen Drury, Benernl timmicet this Instructive llr a lih itm**. deserlhed V oii m e Inlrt where f Floriiln r ilr u . Mulmil, ttnlil: "A w ittlrn III easily under tood lo look (or l l r l p nnd f t r lt r l near e«r nun FlnrhU Cltrmi Mntiml word*, w ill enable you lo fullv .................. .............. «t heme, w lllton! Iie v e lln g to vn. only n ilrrnnt. T h i. yonr. I lie o n d rrs la n it y o u r own r « v r .m d I ,Tomr is t rtmtant r i lv nrln.lry hnn Item eonrillnnled itu.l ‘ he g rnw rr. hnvr hnmleil Into tilt ndnslry ceonp whn.r rnnrnted generally kn o w n only K|w ■ .V*Z w.T.Mo,* . i l k nK tellon tin. erentol linprovnl i f elnllsla. it explaint Mir d d f e n t " ' v r , , n d \vuie«i urns nnd n .Inhill/eil Imluntf V " ivp r* of A r t h .lll. m.d n ., d .rtr, ^ rkn o Ptirprn Hmthern, of tli’iiln, ntL-o-d up In.I week oh one of the hit: tvm. U c l..Ik e . Mem Ih - sod tu rn M d m ,t h u t ion e m l You •rower., shipper, nml iiim ien. 11 Kteui ......... hi I,’ nt ion Wp have n» onted for this nenpon*. protlnellon onts and deaenhe. . w r - t.ie d (tl„ , i v trtn ot n n y lh in i r l.e to veil. rh l. put* r ilr u * Mntonl eumfoit'‘V T " r.IH h pl n5 « jio m V , nnd '.od i lu t.r*.V Vl,» “ " l "» •»*«* Mains AtiRiUfnv l rtinnav A i i f i R send f an sbly nltove the HOrr ntnrk , ilogv Id the In vo ltrd M u vrlr*., * ,**', , , v oi money Drnry »nld, rofrrrhiB I" the i r » l l , p > I I Holme* >n<tiR tne > ttrp l. JnlntA nnd Nfrvr.a. fVw t’ lirpiirn net loo. "IVe me pleased '*»• *k»r|r>«ici |hf«F ilivi*-* s run iii*t inr, \iiiMr|ii#rnM* *n weleontr the I’lirpinn Unit lirrn •rgnnlrntlon it* both mower and ............ ■ -■ ■— mttdlfrr niemher* of Mnltml T ill, i** setton sup|ioi I . the opinion of 'iio*l leiulrr* In thr Jm ltitliyllh n t Flnrhlft f'ilrii* Mntiml Is ueeure in It* position n. n stiihlllr.niK fM‘•or in Iho ntniketiiiK <tf Floriiln ★ ★ ★ ★ N IC K ’S RACK AGE STO R E 'k Rheum atism Neuritis Sciatica S U F F E R E R S IF YOU W AN T-RELIEF and HELP Send for our ARTHRITIS BOOK 1 " 7 ;.... . V ' ” tT:;'reM ' r 1 1 if r r « us , lo o t e r . l V PAWL IN ? jp •: N .-t — / L ■> : n 1 jm a C T fW e’ a rA # r * ’V I f K v / Vp^ g - \V ^ V V *n ' V * > \\ i ' . u ; ‘ , T L O i K' ^ / *. y / / Wt PONE FlUNO _________ jS I A FLOATIN'PASS , i -----------------■ WITH A PiOSKIN y V ) / iv .T M A / / > \ y"T* I I I* MAGICAL V i n YOU V l i W D „ 5r iON A t J F A T HAIDS ' !u i l l . - L ->AIL3 < . A t AA A . U H t ' U lC M O O W t l /’ T 'G t T V ’ ^ TEO M lTO RY/ m e n moi W H A M S ^ \ ( FLOATUl AI ri > . ( ON TM‘ U0 SC2C / j J U 3 'HO W f r a w : us lA T ririp g oonc •' I switchcp ipoTnawia O O A L , '* 1 t l h ib / \% v ------------- ...J U S ' . m ^ ~ v7 ~ « /AA' I I ATTS’ J (. .1 V H B A W L A ' O T ) n G . A -U A I O I lC -— . \ Jf ( (AtoAwliTlY ,i V - N * :V - ^ ARTHRITIS F tv * ir V _ •— t . _________ __ _ (J ^ O W N ? / -’ \ ■ f£ T ^ r * * * * * ic i » r ? 4 t lo o k 11 in a. I o .’ *** I OUCUJ'f PU3*M V Tn‘ l IT PAST M ID-,1. M'PM i j \ F iD L D / _ M i l . l .t i N K ° ^ lv Ii k v l i K R PR0TAHE MrH. Y. \V. Foliiurcr DIoh A fte r Illness OFFERS RU RA L HOM E M AKERS A NEW RANGE AT GREAT SAVIN GS M is. Vet I n W. PolliiKer. 71'. Iln l nt I I lb I’ M. <>ii t'litlslm nFve nt the home nf liei -oil m Inn xml ilmiKhlrr, Mr. nnd Mi*. Philip K r**le r, fitHI Polk Avenue. Horn In Itnimiidii, M> PoIttiKet 'ind spelt! H* winters in Siitlford She hnd nntde her Inline Iteie ftn Iin part yenf. ,t In ailflltinn to the iliinithler shiv I* tturv’iveil ti.v etir ernn l-liloi;htl'jt Ml** Atiilit (Jill nf New York t’ilv FC T h o remain* were t-ut to F I iiT i h n II nr m l Inn, Intng Inland. N . Y fdf (m ill’ll H ’rvlru * gttd liu iln l. tin loutpiune b y .M r s . K e k n l e r , ’ ii j .p [t j i, 1444 M Hour S r n lc . ,L mmgLiJ- a S USED CARS A M . M A K E S ■ Al l, P A R K liO d tl CONDITION 1H lo 21 M o. • E a s y T t r t n * ivk nn u n it o w n H N A N C J N Ii Com* In • <;rl AVIlh 2ml Vnjualnted MELTON’S USED CARS A I'almoUri ** Phone f lU t»K, . i *, ■ ....... .. io i.’ . T t t i ! Funeral aervlre* w e ir lie III nt was f'iMpInyed by lit. Velon f.iin be, t'ompnht’ . lie m i. bum I*. I'd, IH77 lie is slit i in d by will, Allen Hlnnri ,,f Tiisrnlo” .1 Lilln p e m i monk* p eifi’Cted sis'.' ed i;b*ss eia ft hi Ibe M ill nnd l.dh eelitmle*. m id S T , i r i ’A ’V III ( .VN.I? i iwTVV -MTl . : M t .. - ’ ’ - - b s o u \( I f -1. A l l ) Y “Y t . v c u . . r i ? .. i 3 <t n o t o W 'W,''* .’O N \ 'r t ®>MAI.L )' p l^ r o S P , fA\r i >.. ' (•’ • 'I V r\''K* / ij r , ,’ »■ Kmj* ft oiailikio irparatoty to homii alroadjr tqulpptd with O**. C A fn m c W . 4421 U if^OM . . \N L “ AMS »rA B C A L v IN i t 0 (! 1T ia *3 W pTiioPn*' J iv .f > _____ ____ , i- i- i.e e . t r j/y N J v > 1 . r \\.v W W iirs f V\ . •'il •'■ I't i't iv N f *\ M M Iliu u o ! ii **^ v • p * a t*r 1 , m J' Hi in 1 , J .r ■ N .'l . C . M Nf Mul l M in N 1 • ! u n V 'iT ..1 - POLARGASCO. A 111 1205 M il i v l A pd<, nf * nrwi ,'* l unlO ■n.l • mrnptrl* rousn* tyitNO, l*dudln| ) (,lio.tew nf No moety I N * Im t rout * U ato*o **4 I I monthly Osteen (Y in e le r y id t (HI P.M dny ftn W illim ip A lle n Hhtun. . I who died Inst W e d n i’ day It* (>•' leen. T h e lle v! |V. P lln n k s ^ i. officlaled. M r. Slnni. had lived m O i l , * " for n ninnhfr of veins u beyn t r> ” " '• ’ 'r.v'-VV / . M% U PH O NK O R LA N D O 4375 1117 V IR G IN IA D R IV I ** i * tH r . 11 L J 'l FOR R £ S V 0 V l -------------------v \\p MO TU A M V ^.. IF ITR * ■. t3 0 l* |A (X5 A \\.\. VM fll UA \ v \\p Use . HL'RALD Want Ada F o r R e s u lt* ., T h o fnliawlwp ra l.a apply I* all W a a l 44 a pabllahog ta Th o ta a tnra H r t a li i I N p*» IIwa la .o rd o a t w par llao l i w t t l M par llao iBoortlaa , par llao I b m i H n a* par llaa I n r V ra rly Cawttao, r t r a a a t , a to tho H at’ ilaahla rata ta r blaeh fa r. nap*. t lim a 4 limoa 4 lima#i ""M . PHONE 148 l « a w ill ha i m p M C a ra r t k t gelrphnaa aa m am ataaPaM efearaa I I eaae aaaia la ItataP |g lha ttlaphaaa haah. fa ra ta ra taa (hla a ra am iaaiallaa lha a irp rllaae la a*paa«#4 la p a r prawapltr. la a r 4 ae fat aa la raaPte lha haal paaalhlo aarrlea, all W a a l 44 a aaaat ha !■ " • » *k« 4 « r hafara pa* lira Ham ’ Flaaaa w M lry aa Ia»ma 4 lalatr I I aa area* aeaara la ra * r M , W a aaaaai ha .aapaaathla la r atara than aaa laaariaa* laaap. THE SANFORD HERALD rO K KEN T W E L A K A A P A T M EN T 8 . Roowi end Store*. 116 W. f l n t S t m t . Phono 1411. Two mom apartment. Apply H I Elm Avenue. , lETwoS i apartment. All electrk. Phone 6M-J. ■Henry Niekol. Rpi2. ----------------j I — K ch I E n ta tc W nnteil — I .i— A r id let, l‘'tir Hh I* —R 12- MCWi S p e d n I H e n lt’FH Lot* wanted fo r clone reahh'iitial S W A P S i m p , nir. E . 4 th S t .. w * j N E W I L t lf lH H *urfaerd in * . Ruvar* w a itin g . Jnlm ft lin y , >rll nr tr.n lr moat .a n y feclioil. fill! floor* made I d ’ B ro w n , J r . , B**l E a la lr . I'b thlng. Plum e 1 -.1. Itm Finialilng , cleaning A , " * 1578. lug I’.irlab le power id u it. * ' I'o bi,age |dunl. M arian M arket yem* napetlatiea In Samlrod* and F lo rid a lin tiU h . It. F. n— A rM c im f u r ’ S a le — r, County, 11. M. tileaio n . Cooper. Pi), insn-w . * 1 Maty. H O T LU N C H ES arrve it every A N TIQ U E China, Secretary, Com­ day I I din lo 'J w ith Union V E N E T IA N II LIN n il made plete Ylelnrlan Parlor Unite. M ade m il* sod eora M uffin*.' uer. Seminole Venetian Hanging Lamp* flla**. AI»o H o m e r’a (S III, ,124 E a » t tat. Co. h ;!0 W. Ard. S t. Truelia and Tra«h, Heteel Your _______________ • 1152 W d id * Hera. " F a ir Ttadlog - Street. & W l5 . t r ^ ” 815 E . 5 th SI I.*k> sA :A \ '.-’j A xTijJi .i'* (V * ■ ■ I'll Wa both long when you don't bring your prenrrlptinaa ha l.aney'a. 1'hotia 103. TU X ED O F E E D S : Complele line. Hunt’* Tjlgadn Pen) Store. EN JO Y Sunday dinner at Laney1* 76e ulao wa«k day a. Luiulieg A _ ehort order*.________ BHHELM ANS Red Hose Feed. Tmirhton A Watann, 1201 Celery A v*. Phone IlM l-.L F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served "The Beat Shrimn on F:arlh*' every night at Homar'a d rill, 624 Eaat let. S treet. fu riiltu ie nil Ted U avla F u rn itu re K. let. Ph IIM. 7 — IV lH -l.lv r s Id i-h -H tip p llrH FOR S A LK Huinll black and w hite g ru O a -n m le horse. F o u r yeai'o nid i aaddln mid hi Idle $125 00 . Ph. K 5 I-M . x— UK I r W A iC lK il ss —M W AN TED (Pffleo g irl who tan meet |nlblli’t type ami know* some riidiiiienth of bookkeeping. Musi be neat and idea-mil W rite In limidiaiiil to Uox K In carp of Herald. __ ■ Counter Kiri wauled. Term inal Shock Ke»lat. Watches $5.05 ^SULSus_^|H^m u^)H^a. New Work Shoe* .... $.1.05 W ORK W A N TK D — « Courier Paint* gat. $2.5(1 Army Cot*. Blanket a, Sunglaaeea, Boot*, Tarpaulin*, Rninroat*, TBACTO H V>.IK K Free o itli ate* or, plowing and Bunk Bed*. diaclng farm or garden pleta. A RM Y-N A V Y S U R P L U S AI»o clearing and grading build­ 106 N. Palmetto Ph. 1321 ing loaia. Phona 167-J, Jack P IT T S B U R G Paint* f i r every Ruaaall JMtrpOM. S E N K A N IK Glaea A Paint Co. Write F. D. Froat. ling 66 Paola; 113*114 W, 2nd. I t . Phmw 3 U . Carpentering, Building, block laying, Paper Hanging, paint­ Tor evening appointment* and ing. Wnrk guaranteed, fair deal­ domopatratlon* at home or at ing, reasonable prlera. atora rail 1110 , your Kelvlnalnr Dealer. R iio rc *, refrigerator*, A I .L T Y P E S of bu llijC iar ami Knay wnahera. St. John’* rmrnnnhln rntca. Pipe i Klartric Company, P in t and aa. Dnvld fi. Carpenter, UBf-M* W -A ’. , LVf a i *i ' r i >N"t \ ( t I \\ t < \ P t " " { fi \ ” ' OB D C,r : - I r ’ w - i <Qi ---------- i/' m * ) mi St. ' rjTm 'M - 'i l 4 fr- Phono t lA tii. 517 for B attery, (leiiernt r I ’A u i ; i r mid S ta rte r aervbe. Swaio‘ < K T :*I*1 - r*U .l m m m, Battery Seivb.'o, 301 W. Fu st f0 r.Vi UI tv I H*M»i .ri O M1k»Sl (IlKbest ensli p tlrn pnld fo r (l*ed Cu. paapp r ’ i r i •t'i . • T i I • i r . « i i.v. p 1 n\ • c QIWp * 11T ATI l« llltnd HI. O R LA N D O Morning ttenllnd. Or lando Evening S ta r, ( ’all llnl|>5 Hoy. 11*11* J. LA WNMMWKHH sbaVproed. bn v ell's lepnlred, lock A kev W"i i No waidng-ivoi k giiniN nh’ i II W. Shuman, Mill Ensi 4d> > Hanford, Eln. (F n r in r ily mo Willimnn E ix il Shop) R A M E Y ’S Upholsterv Shop Fin nituifl and nututiioblles. Reason able price*. Freo pickup A ,h live ry. Box 1441,_ Sanford. Vitdoiurh Refrlgcradoti Servin' mul Appliaiu'es. Cull 10211 m 1240;_______________ L O C A L and Long U islm ne M"> intf. Sloruge mill Crntlug. Wight W illiam * A Co, (not Inc.) 2<m North Laurel, Phone 1014. F K Id lD A IR H Salta and Htrvlre •> 2 Factory tralnad qualified Ser­ vice Man. H IM , H A R D W A R E CO. .101 E . Birat Phone 5.1. ■ W H — I.OST ft r O l'N M - I I > < ) vt> I* ml Kiililipont fl ■ 1 M A v * i i Fi Uj a o -f crUtilH • l ON® 1A W y U A t r A , l , V' , . I'N .i’ i L’1. ' ’ .<m_ AiAiimojk itmr u ivsmc ,'1 ,mmr in l ' r-u Mr.*i i . i t i <lumsai* < > '| n .w triA rv ;. , -if C lT W ML’L < '/ >• A■' M J l LfX*: wm u ' M£HG TOVft.irija V i,irrAWtLt. t t TV t o o e o sn a 5 r*.L / f.i, f.ut’li HR til a d ) UA vH Mg AP S oe f*nllftlM ItfV- J ii/onf '*/ ID l.U H JU '7 l)M U 5 / l» UNO tUuAGED.VCWUlt A-wAva m ew mi r r r .\ ^ OH, A "T».rLLd ' • T w n o n Y M SN |MAG»n miACtNJALLV PH -j m * IQ J AUO L( Om: AT MIQ^ . f I / 1M/ w ort- / w i v .l m m u m c \ I n ’iB n w Q iCir.oiiO IO *' H t ' / ( A iN .'T I , AcruAiL/ T O Y IN a jl--------i o D il i A Ivvmat a WAVJ ---- -------v\ I N . Vdlll OiBM ✓ . . _ ______ ___ r -^ % 1 M O S .l' \ s . l u D l i . " , ( S U B P N tS C ) > - . r i i S L o it—gold charm bracelet. 14 cham e. lla a Mantlflcation tng. flidiwtarilla l rwrard. ph. .iimi-I. LO rfr — 1T-Jaw«i .Elgin m ist watch. RaaaaMMo ruward. Re­ turn te H araU office. 1(10■ ■> (ttr -rr m g sm w a n t ;) V «1- A i n i ( l.i;s W ANTEU-tt '.r?! lh* H IN fiEit Machine*, Elec, pinhible, treadle*. 1(124. n . ’f i r u '< W <1 �ft# ? * TUE8DAY DEC. 27, 1943 P A H * f if* THE STORE THAT THRIFT BUILT FOUR DO LLAR S NEVER LOOKED SO B IG ! BRI NGS YOU SPRING FOUR DO LLARS NEVER LO O KED SO BIG m Rayon Crepes Spiring Rayons TAKI MIGHT COLORS ...CASH-AND-CARRY fRICID! T rail PcnafyfE f<r rduml’« p >th t 'b « t . bfiya in the beat ilyi— (WllnH Yea, you aave plenty at thrifty Penney’. I Shu|i . . ftcompare , i,„ you'll find ilia! llie.c ipec|pllyf>i|rijiaee<| rayon ilreaeea aic hurgtiiii liuyil Hrimd uew elylee id the dear freed tfiiliin^yu like heal. ... ***** detailing . . . ami yea, Iota and lota !u tliuoee fium! Mince’, jiiniura'. . f M* * .t m f *G W > **.u fr|« d h ■ * * * « ! • * . . ion the ine<iiuin (o rb>rii fcroamfa you like. T b m i t y l i i M * | M l . . thay’d be buye even at «i much tldsbarlpikfJ Aud you’ll1In J plcutyUi|tb<>oef tfrpml Mine*’, half aiacf h i* H ft - 11 V .M I C '/H U A JMEVER LO O K ED SO B IG ! No Clearance V ... f . 1y •••', v..s , ' i ' ■ ■ • .A it ' m jL ii •r*RwRRlRu' v - . And what • euUectioa! Claw wGMft p b k b , . . prints. . . solid m WN iy , i l l Mi. .* •* £ * i9 n sii r * v ;.s v-' .4 ' •. J■>?.. y.R 1f: f? t >, �V ft w r o <•* la £• X* To D u lly l i n n U , protect th* Paaca « l th* W orld; Promote th* P ra g m a or A marie*. Prod kite Prosperity fo r Sanford, TH E S T J y e H a n f o r d I ___________________ _ » ___________________________ A N I N D K P E N D E N T P M I V N E W S P A P E R V O LU M ? xxxx BoUbUahod 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W ED N ESD A Y Street And Sewer Reds Release # Improvement Plan AmericanHeld Proposed For City OnSpy Charge ' Krider O f f e r s Plan To R a i s e $50,000 A Year For Municipal Improvements City Commissioner John K ik Jm Iasi night outlined plant (or rail­ ing $50,000 yearly (or vitally need­ ed itreet and iwerage improvementi,, and told the Commimon that thia amount could be derived from three louicfi: a seweiage charge, preferably on a per toilet schedule, a b percent grot* irbale 0 by the Florida Power and Light Co., and the new cigarette tea. He estimated that a low iewer or toilet charge would raise about $12,500 yearly. “ Along with this, a new franch­ ise with the Florida Power and Light Co. with a 6 percent grots 'kick bark' would pioduce $18,500 yearly," he declared. "This I Q would like to tubinit to out voters for their approval, so I am asking for a referendum "Using our liicumr of |12,61HI yearly from the sewer tax; f i x, (DO from the new power franchise the balance from the cigarette tax would make up a fund of fr.0,000 yetrly for street and aewarage im­ provements," he asserted " I believe that the next 10 years are going to be vital to the giowtli # of our city," said Mr. Krliter. “ In the period between now und ll »68 when nur present power franrhUiexpltee, we ran add $400,000 for city Improvements. Of SO cities Hi Florida served by the Florida i Cs s i I s s m ne e s s . e is i Family Dies On Christmas Eve Of 0 Poisonous Gas V o lie W illiam s Offers Candidacy For L e g is la tu r e Form er A ssistant A t­ torney G eneral T o Run In G r o u p 2 Volte A. Williams. Jr., life-loag Seminole County irndenl end foimer Amiiani Attorney General of FIoimIs , today announced hi* candidacy lot slate representative. Mr. Williams said lhal he espectfd In be s candidate in Group 2 which is being vacated by Repre­ sentative Odham. Mr. Odham has previously announced lhal he will nut lie s candidate lo succeed himself. Mr. Williams was born and edu­ cated in Seminole County, gra­ duating from Seminole High School in 1919. lie attended the United Mates Mihtaiy Academy at Wyst Point hi 1940 41 Me enlisted in the At my Air Corps in 1942 and was graduated a pilot in 1943. He served in the Tlsiid■ Ass Commando Group in the Asiatic-Pacific Thea­ tre until he was assigned as per­ sonal pilot lo Genefal Walter Krutger, Commending > General, Sixth Army. Upon his release Irom active duty in 1946, he entered the College ol Law ol Stetson Univer­ sity and giadualed with a law de­ gree in 1948. Upon hie graduation, he was appointed 4g Assistant A t­ torney General by Richard W. Er­ vin. Attorney Gwiaral of Florida.. . Mr. Wllllama married tha former Cbnatance I x t t o f Ametteua, G». and 'they, h*,v* .ope asm, Jyoiea Wllllama la 'a member of thW f o l l o w i n g organisations: American L e gi o n , A i r Corpa ReVerve, Baptist . C hu rch,. Masonic Order, Seminole County Junior Chandler of Commerce, Hlatr Democratic F-xacullve Committee, Veterans of Foreign W ars, and United WmId Federalists. Mr. W illiams’ statement fol own ■'In announcing my candidacy for the office of state representa­ tive, I do so with complete a were- child ten went to bed Christmas eve-apd yieVar Jot up. Their liodles were found today In e ga*-filled, gaily decorated east tide apartment, with wreaths at this windows and tha makimrs g o la big turkey dinner in the kltrhm en refrigerator. Police said the family apparent­ ly was wiped out when a gas re­ frigerator used up the oxygen In tbo unventilated apartment. A decorated tree with unopened packages under It stood beside the double bed in which the bodies of five-year-old Varonica (lasak and har brother Andrew, J r., threa, were found. On a dresser waa a package A .marker: "To our daddy from your angels." The father, Si), a bank employe, and hll wife Veronica, 82, were found In the apartment's other bedroom. Besides the turkey and trim ­ mings In the refrigerator, there were fruit and nuts and two red candles on the kitchen table. A slater of Mrs, (laaak called police after she went to the apart­ ment, at 428 Fast 71st Street, W th ls meriting to deliver a talephona message to har hrother-lnlaw and was unable to rouse any­ one by repeated knocking. , The slater, Mrs. Mary Fabelk, then amelted fumes. Hhe went oiit on a fire escape and peered through the children's bedroom window. Hhe saw tha children in thalr bed and, frightened by their rigid position, rushed bach Into the building and called the ness of ilia dutlrs appertaining tu that o fficr and the responsibilities •('•■Slant* Ua rag * Tw al John H. Payne, Store Operator, Di e * John If. Payne died this morning at H: 1b o'clock In the local hos­ pital after a short Illness. Ha was 111 years old. Horn lu Handaraon, N . V. he had lived In Sanford fo r three years where ha operated the J . II. Payne and Son Grocery Store on West F irst fltrset. Ha was a mem­ ber of tha F lra t B aptist Church, SS&M OHt -- infm 5 L "ShJ^ailS __ ft— _ n -1 a * - ___ Mm m m ff • W ASH IN G VON, lie . 28 t / fi I hr United S ta ir , today loimallv irto yu i/rd I lir n .v> y o trin u iru l id Indunrtia. II. M rirlr t i n loan w e, iiainrd a> llir I n ,i a iiilia iu J iii to tlir nrw irpublli I lir W liitr I Ion,r anuoum rd that lo t In an lie, aliradv |n r,rn trd In, I ird rn lla l, S.'A-i, H i v'.i I ' l M i g i - j c i W r a ( * j 1 m j A t,.' , , ' .. r w r - i “l i t . • ~ 'r , . «- W 1Ti P David I . lllienthol a U t Mure T h an $IH.0()(U)00 T o Be Spent N ext Y e a r On Facilities tllfiO ." T il $IXIIHIII,II1MI i,u lla y, h! mi i i |>«-.I with iipprovul u( the i-uinpany'luiarit uf illrrrlu rx at a yunr-ru l in rrllu ir, p ru vlu r, fur many x y ,lrm in ip iiiv r tu n iN , , iir li ux rx p M iiiliiiK llo- ii , i uf iiiiiili'iu itevlcva ami i'llu iiu -rr, ili-vetnpiiivliU wliii'h Uuriilliliu ily Im , fuqinl e ffrc tlv r in fu rlliv r linprnvlnit Imth the i|uall ty iimiI ilrpt-Milniiility of r lr r lr ir •rrvln - "ruin m hI i I iiu " , Mr. Hmlin •niil. •Si-linliili-il fur min pl«l lull ill U<6D a rr Uu- urw YL.OIHI-It Kuwait cu tln pnwrr | >I ii nt iin itli of Miami uml nrw unit tu mure than double tincaparlty uf thr now S ara,u tii plant, built In 1046. High point in ihe 11160 program w ill die grouml breaking for ib r comipany pany', now oat power plaul, a lllt.lKMl.WHl pro p I llir St. Joliua R ive r at I’alJoel on Federal J u d g e W. A. M o r r i s o n T e s t i f i e s Hiss R e t i r e s As Head Is Loyal To U. S. Of K i w a n i s Club W itness Says Defend Ralph A Smith Is In ducted As PresidtMil ant R e j e c t e d Lee F o r N e w Y e a i Pressm an F or P o s t Ai iiM lipIl'Iuurnl, ol i l l , K III .nil' Nl \V M IR K l)n 28 p i*. 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Ml luutk- nlit 11, an- v rlrm n tm rlgn 111., gllM- IIH- II, I I I , It-ll.IIIIIH'llllll , I ' m 11 , m m on r e a r *!•> • Ion W illiam Mill bill y, u luw yei In | Mtilliumir, wlioin Mi i l l , , bail known for n lung lim e " l l i r w ilu m , ,uld llu il F iu iir r , •V ik iiu , tbeii K o crrlary uf l.alnn , rnm iiiunlratnd with M arlm iy. wbn re fii' 1-il llir pud. I 'l i a i l r , lb til* poiy, uf ('blciigii. i i ........■•il tin- apIH-I iit 11 it-nl M IA M I. U rr. "H i/i'i A F n r llii lu Ibr n liil, W lillla k rr I'h ll'tn m , .In ) ili'lngi- i|r ,» io v i.l I'lm m b ei,. chief p iim rrillluil Writiiltoul 'III |n-i rent uf I In- n Intel in-" uml udlillttril fiiru irr murli-i rt'gi'l lllill- i-rop III llir I'llll-'kl-l’ . . . ' . I m ii Huvlel xpy Hup. numril mi I.Jiki- tIkrrrln .l.ri-, Pulii-,- I'lo.-f I I'lr ,- m a il a* u < o inm iiul,l lu \ i' Mui you irporti-il I mill v I Wn-bliiptnu lief "i e Win Id Wm II I'tllmki-r liuil 7.tlfi llirlo-, of n ilu .i lir Hindi- Ihe ,|iiiir rliiiig r* ti-il1 a bll.- 1’i-llr in I'n llll. In llir m ill In | I i I iii - In-foie tlir llu ii,e I'li A n iril -uglil i llln f lr lil,. Iiii.l k T.r. ill,'In-- inn A r liv it lr , rim iiiillli'i- l'» e « \ lotul iif -I "u liii-hr, ti-ll ut i nmii ill it i. di-rlluril lu riiinm rul I'n llll, I'.Itl ut lli-tlr lilu ilr uml I ' l l Judge W y ia ii'k i 'Mid be knew ilu-lir, ul Sm illi liny. Bum p, uiouiiil (In- tirli rnlmki-i- I'lallv und Oil lilix u ie ,,. in ,iirre rd Inrinllnr k ira wi-lc ovei ,vtieliin-.t 111., ul lln iv a rd l.nw Srlnnd and l.v Ib r ilowupoili mol inniiv In-Ill- lllill ,1-1-11 III III fre q u e n tly , lin lll HU nf gll'l-ll l.ruilH, pnlulm-*, r r ir r y mg y e a r ,. F o r ii l i i i i r . lie M ild, uni ralilm g r, dteappi-un-il iimli-i lliry lii.l ad]lilnlli|' n f f lr r . III tlir III,tire lle p a r1llir*nl « u tn . 1 In- w itn rx, I r - l i l ted Um l lie A ilullui value roll Id lit III- i- ,|| im ilril l.y I'lilr f Muigun, Iml In- le i- a llrd go in g to H i , , ’ o ffic e in Do- S t a ll- ll r p a d m r o l mi nur -ulil It would In- bigli. t in i t e a llN U e , wa r“ m " I I w ill lake u week m III .|nvIn gel llir water o ff tin- fie ld ,," In- rrpn,ti-il. "T im Hubmi-igrit rlu pr a ir gimr. It I , a lir-ivv blow A rc ,'mning |u ,I ,1 Ih l, llin r Wr never r x p r rt n l , floml , 1 C 'lu |,l ill,,." M i, M R. Maaxi-v h i , ,in*d ii Flrnl leport of the ilrlugr rnun- I 3D A M . vvnlcrday In Midln-iiy Slii- wuu a piiilteer ic ld i ni nf Snu hi a malloil irport from ib r i'u a ,t (iitaril, wlilrli h a, o b ,rrv rr, m the furd, uuivlng livre 43 y c u i, a l ie l .a k r llk e v r lio b r r r rg im i lo llo- fm in Ituvcr, Engtenil, wln-i w n , b a rn , ivi-allirr Iniroau al Miami. Heavy Rain* Ruin Pahukee^H Winter Te^etafiie C r o |> IVIrH. M. R. Massey Died A t Of HI r W. K. Ilnvla, fu r rri|,le i, ,nli| a tain bell ilevrloprd wlilrli i-iuireli Iratod lu tlie I’nbokre irglnn, mnl eatruilod norlhwanl to tiiluinli urlilrh li,d 3.46 Itu-be, uf rnln (’hrtetuia, day, and II hvI uuii Keacli, whore 3.IIH Incite, frll Tito rain dwindled tu ilie Smilli Mluud had 1.16 Incite,. lla v U Mini the overly wet r iu i ,t i n , , wi-ekeinl roaultoil from a , tailed high ptenRure ayalrin cell tern! over New England which blew wet A tlantic air over F lo r­ ida. Wind vrlo cltlo , ranging up to 40 m ile, per hour Idrw ailing tin Florida Kant Coant on ('lir l,t m a , elks. T lir,u now plant, luivo tioon Kve, ami 311 to 36 mile w ind, whipped the i n , , I line Satordliy, alrati-Kically located (o iuipruvt•tel l O u i i t M • « ra n * r , « i (V.am Winston Churchill Named As Man Of The H alf-C entury By Time NEW YORK. Dec. 28. — (/F> - Wiaaion Churchill — Time Magaline rdilort say — it the "man of the half'crntury." The portrait of lha wartime Untieh Prime Minister by Amrriran irlirt Ernoil Hamlin ii on thr cover uf ihe Jan. 2 Tim* which contain! a 16-page supplement “the Hal (•Century." "No man's history," Time sayi, "can turn up ihe dreadful wondrrful years 1900-50. Churchill's itury tomes closest.*’ Describing the British leader as "on* of ihe half-century'• greater politicians," Time says: "sometimes wrong, often right, he fought his way toward the heart of every*------------------------------ -------storm. lha man who designed th , whip: " in 1800 Churchill, like hla What ha did was lo launch the contemporaries, looked forward t» lifeboat*. That a free world ,urpleasant yaarx. U ha hU content- vivod in 1880. with a hope of more porarlaa, Churchill waa toftruggte progress and lass calamity, w a, through depths and rise to height, du* in large measure to hla exer­ unimaginable to 1800." tions." fa sua|ntarialng the period, Tima Tima add* that Churchill “ ax S p a aaraer into tha imohllidaa of two great national liefanaa affoate (tw a World W ars) Fm Ilie past few yi-m, »hi- bad iliuile lii-l liulile with tn-i ,ii|i-luIn" und daughter, Mi und M i, K I* O ,Im i iip in Hanfuid Ai tlie lime uf tier death she wn, uiiiklng lift ilutiie with aniitln-i ,nri in law und daughter, Mr. and M i, II. A. Miiyiic, in Mnllwrry. In iidiiltlun lu the t»n diiiigli te r,. ,ln> i , uluo aurvlvi-d t>v lliree 'im ,, W. II. Maaaey id In-lrult; Reggie Mnxxey uf Huufnrd: and Knit-,l Maaaey uf Miiiiul; tine brulber, K. A. Htlle, und twu ,1,ter,, M r,. W. If. 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M. I l m i ’ .m >•( llir rig id -fa r III is-l ili.f i lit it. li Incut » '■ passed uvri lu- l,u.l\ lii'tm r tin- tip erutm . P u l 11 , k Itn v ilrii, cimtit stop tin- It it n i A -h i'b lii Unlit man w ilti saild v, n n " im ii. I.nil-lock specialn-.l I.......... iiltlte prt 'im , cl lpplfii U r H ild u r il Ilu I-I|< a is l Five Prisoners Msrape Road Gang Near Wi 11 i s t o ii ■ in 11nli«ik gii mp iniiuai-v in pu I VI I \ )| \ :;:tl'|-,, lire ;!H |/P| lluul Values, iiluiei viug lie- I , ■ .I.fi i i I I ' " - "Inti* p ilim irr- •*' .'1 |ird Hull', pioiimtllip blglu't Im iinund |u .ifi'«,|u iin l it iimliai il, und .......... >i ' -'.id • limp liriii W illi,lu ll ■hi lx <lo iii.ii im ii'. tlir Flm htu pi.uimling lirlle i i lltei li-lll|' *'*ui. 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I n i i,.n irp m ti- ,1 ( l i r . r 'i 'i i l i r d tlhi|**i |*| i ' ll**K»*d d n l ill ril III 1ii »••■«! t *■|* ill'll ill Il'flllH II' t' 1111*1 s lilM lIl)' •'•-m (h i . . ’im p Ml I II ., i i s i i i i ufti-l : 1 1. m , j, i-mu d h v ,iirp i i-r m ill f inr«*lnip * .to I iiim ' I'm n| ibrn 11 ll In f i>-1 ippi mil'liv'd Hi •Itliiitllli*«lil l llill H K ♦i <*f I IV ill Ht'ilsl t ill1 k‘4*l»l m it 114** ••!) H*>v S. iHlI Hill lilt >lilt Vital K illll't iimt H«*iiiu iil l(t»ii| w ill * a i i y *m lh*' | l u l l l t a t l UN r t « 9 l l l l Farm liurunti CVIc*t*l Tu Bu On Jan. li 1 hr F a u n H iiri'iiii u ie i-iin a u n i 'lliq il'l at Ilie F ll t It t e F a lu n I llu llilliq - w ill tu ke place nl 7 im I ’ M , ..ii l- 'lld liy , Inn it, Mini iu-1 tin - i-utiiiiig F 'r iiia y . it w a , pmni i-il m il I min V l.y I t r li M iillih -q x pri-Hidi-ni lit It .il|'h I. M dh'i t ii <•>I in 11 lun until ii get fu i Ilu- I'lv m u n til I 'l l m i - A'NiM -tnlinn, " I I I lu ll, m i " ( ' i l l i i , t ' l ii d n c l , und Uv 1 11 . • d u e l, " " c i ' 1 U ir i*m ild li di m l, of w n t r i *b r I’ NUlil Ir m b r d Im ilia b u d , t h r im t r r c u i i i r i p iiiim ird '•I- m in s I tn* u lt ir i film u ifn In <d In und tim h In- ,iin i tin* f u r i l r d tu t l i r h ig h w a y , I'-ppi d ii p a s s in g rm it gnu po int md " l d r ie d till- p u *-rM g ris nqt. »■ d n in p ril i i i ,. im .I.n i t , ' Ing- t, '"te'' nil tlir high" III lir l.n r nnk ng .i " u) n itb lite cm I'br vrld clr WUs il i-iry 1848 I mil " i l l , a ......... git, h (liu lr • h r Niro w r n . Iili'ii• if i t-if i-Nra V I " P it t n iu ii. 31*. n | I'lu -n ix C it y , Vbi s r iiti'iic i'd tu lit , n n p ilso n III'NI 11 nm I'.’scmnl.iii c n iiu ty fo r n No d ii.b b rry ; F lu n k I'.irr e s , 3U, r iv in g ii 1"u y i'lli riitm c r from K ciiiiiblu countv Im mmrd rub..... ... I llll 'dll t\ Win I U r , ‘tit, nervFm inci - weri' luday given llieli "q- I" v - u i, friqn I im.-il county fluid n u ll, i- liy Mi Aiiiltin-iix ilmi r"' ...........-I lo lilu q i. Paul Ralph tan, III i ihe ileudlliU' fm iiinktin- t-ii-l.l-, _'li. Hcuti'iicrd i" iln i'r years m itt Hull .'n ii,i-im lIm i ii'im rt, ft mn Ksciinililii c o u n t f u r unto "Anyone wlm curried mil ,m l *"'ri. und Whltiq t'itlviu Roberta, ciniswrvutlim practice. In lllill uml I. , 1'ivm g fiy ,' y m is fi.m i Duval expect, lu ninki- uppllcatlun fm ">"dy fm nruii'ii tnliil,q y. puyim-ut fur the n u ll iinq'ium I'llfm iiii. who Im , rscupi'd bein vim1 file Unit repiill In-fule Ihe 1...... ■ ul*n 1h wiiuti'il by Georgia ileadtiue," hi* staled. 'ini Alabama a u tlio ritir, f or pa(bniiily Agent U . It U u w h iiii i i - " d r viiilntlun ami unto theft, liurted tliiit of 4*13 fa ru n -i, wlm riotin' towns of iii,. other prisfiled lull-ill tuns tu purttcipute in m n - w r ir uncitriulii the I!*I'.' progriiiii, 2,3 n-iiurti-d practices, leaving IHII wlm eltlu-i B. a P. w . sp H A M -:if ItKAlt END GANG did nut CHI t y out suit cnllsiq vutluli l iriii (.', K, T a y lm . .‘ lately KduNKW YOR K, Dec. 88. i/l't practice,, ur have nut u» yet uiade '-(iriiinai officer of tlir Florida Usher, and a gang uf uhoul 16 their report. Highway patrol, w ill -peak toluut-suiter, clashed I ii a furious, i'itfhl ut 8:00 p.M. uvri Statiun riiugb-aml-lumbte battle yesterI.OSKS II AN It W I'MH. Miss Kl*ii« Fnrtey, chairduy In th , plush lobby uf tlie I'aruM EM PHIS, Term., Dec. 28. -t.P) man of tin, radio cm niniltre of th * nimiiit Theater. —Betty I .mi Marhury'n right tiuud A waiting iln* uf approximately —the une she huped prayer wmilil IlnsineNN and Protessiuual W onuu , (Hub, annouuci'il rid , morning. 600 miivte-goora watched us tlie save—wus removed today. yelling, flst-Hwinging melee raged A Baptist hospital nurse an­ M i,., F a rle y stated that Lieut. up and duwn the grand staiicase nounced the band was amputated Is y lo r a talk w ill lu> based on facta from the main lobby to lh , me*- between tin- wrist and elbow. concerning accident" and highway s tiffly In Semitiolo ( ‘uunty. xanlne floor. Just before entering the hos­ The theater, located In the Time* pital room, Betty's spirits were Square area, I* on* uf Ilie city's still high. tup, first-run movio houses. CHIMIN A l. N E G L E C T MUIT A B L R EM PLO Y M EN T TA MP A. Dec. 28—(TP)-Tw o TA M P A . Dec. 21. — </Pt - A Canadian fathers were convicted reporter thumbing through the today of neglect after they left records of the Florida State Em ­ their small children In an a ir­ ployment Service today found thia tight auto for an hour and u 1* how tho TA BS I fata a atrip half. teater i Paul Henry Jacques and his "0-45.81 — atrip toaac artist brother. Blaine were fined |I6 0 (peeler). Walk* about stag* In in municipal court on the charge*. accompaniment it to mtula mtial* and grad Thay live at Sherbrooke, Quebec. ually divest* hanatf of clothing. Officers testified they spot May also dan m or slag." ted the one-yegr old child nf lt*a one of tha vary few Job* Paul Henry Jacques and the 10ail^thiM fahlaisa^to^t^ triumph* at tha F U R where • Jab aaahar month-old child of Bleiaa la a doesn't have I * U ha aa lQ teat. parked ear yesterday. b i.v !»3T • r-i S i T>vtu*Vv / YjjWllUflkA'A 4M ~ + ' • F unnel C h a m p i o n Runnel Falls U nder Ti aiii Ai S u b w a y Station P l a t f o r m go fu r w u id . In Iu lil tin- m eiubi-rn. Slid i-iimi.iei.il.,1 tliriii fur w inking ' L- Ntt. 1152 Killed By Subway ______________________ ' ’ d>). A w io ciate d P ra n a Leaned W ire rd N a tio n , l o m m in n in tm In d o ii P o w e r Company P l a n s Expansion P r o g r a m In 1950 I). F. S u d d er E lected T o u rist Club L ead er M&J: A , U S i r |n n r u t a l i v r o l I lir U n it (MMX -.am of the Atomic F.nrtgy i.m n nl.-io u , David K l.lllenthal, Is si,own leaving th* White lloiue a ft*-1 lie li.nl ro iite ilril with Ptesldrill Tioinan 1.Ilientli.il, n-hnia rrslgiialnm becomn elte.ttve on Jan. I. I a.ill. uutnated to newsmen llu t tie may ronttliue Ins duties for a slim I priitHl beyond Jan I until Die L'lurf hxevutive picks tils suc­ cessor iInternational .Stmmlphuio) The U. H. appeal wu« modithrough u m ilita ry liaison ufflri-i to Kmndatt headquarters lien-, lust no reply was forthcoming iinmeill ately. M IAM I. I)ri 28 (S |ir u a l) Russian troops held Jurolistii; ( o iilid rn ir in I lo iu la', iiiitloiik wai Bx lie I'russeil from Hungniy into llir kryim lr u| an $I8,(HH),(K)0 intitheir occupation aunt- at llo- A u , trlan ft uniter town of Nickel* tliiiilin n |iiogiain tin 191(1 anMount rd lir ir by M tiiirg o i Sunlit, dorf, 1. Informant* in Higtgary aald liirtid rn l of F lo iiiia I'n w ii and Jacobson lacked the necessary Light ('(luqiaiiy. travel permit for going through Ib r U litily ’t I9 1 0 plana have a fn#'*1Weilim m ite. Ac l l . 8. legutlon spokesman hare said efforts "doublrbairrlb-d" n b jtcliv r. Ml wens belnr'•made to obtain the Sunlli aaid. flir y im liid J ektentivc heir four-power pass an l|ulckly as inip iiivC iiirnli and ir iiifiiiir in r n l poasifsle. ■ ' The 87-year-old Jacobson, direr ol p irirn t la u lit ir , lo nupinvr itill tdr In. Hungary of tha American t u illin llir i r i v u r in prraviil i l l , lolnt Distribution Committee, bad Im iirra , p in , niajoi addilimia lo teen held Inrommunleado In Hungarian Jail elite* Dee. 16 on puwri pbililt, mb ,U llim i ami Imr\ what Hungarian officials than lo « r iv r lirw i in liin ir ii, m inr 1(1 railed "suspicion uf esploua IH I0 ol w in uu lir i tm I it jr itl la II v r i against the Hungarian state." H r wus released without previous p ril» ibr u lililv to gam dunlin llo ennouncement late yesterday and V ra i. "W e llilru il In pimli out i‘n ,i,llln escorted tu the liordsr. lion 1,1 t>Klwin In krvp nliruil "I A communique from the llu u Karlaii Mlnteter uf Interior said F I i i i I i I m', omitlimril rapid g riiw lli". Jacobson had lissn expelled la- Sm illi , 0 U|. "K ln rlila lr rnjo vinr cause hs "committed deeds violet u l.i-lln i omiili-il rcnliollly llu u lug the Interests of Ihs state and I'Vrr lirfoii* III l l , b lrtn iy lu ln abusing the rights of foreigners r , l In I In- , la lr'it Iiulim lriul in i„ l b lllllm , It , liii’rmNlng popiilarit. hers." O fficia ls In Vienna first learned ii- h yt-m-riiilliil ira iirl, llir lin n that Russian troops were huldlng I'liilim i I,o .i,l In till- i-ili iih linin' ( l ‘a a (la » 4 o s I*sax T w a l try ftnm ftii/ n i iim i-i-nliatnl Iiruiiyi- juli-r ulnl tin- liUghl mil liiiik (rum ir,i-u li'li hiu I ilrvrlup iiir iil III u llirr (iu lil,. a ir ilrvelnp In,, hii i-cniioiny lIm l I , "oiin.l Mini i-xpMiullug. W r i-xpri-t a i-iiutlmiiiir D. F . Sudder was elected as Hllltfltllllt iltl poplllllllull K IO W lIl III finally, they r White House Dr. John Lovelock, Officially OK's New Indonesia Ex-Olympic Athlete, VIENNA. Dec" 28- <A*) Soviet authorities agreed today in ideate Israel G. Jacobson, Amenimi Jew­ ish lelief official, to thr melody of Unitrd Stales officialt. Jacobson, held by Human* at the Austro-Hungarian Under altei being expelled by Hungaiy a* a impacted spy, was expected lu hr released this afternoon Brig. General Jantrt Fiy, I). puly U. S. high commissionei. w.n aitigned to make aiiangrinrnii tm Jacobson's release, pmbahly deal­ ing with his Russian counterpait, Col. Gen. Alaxei Zheltov they were lo select a site surnewheie hi the Russian occupation rune where the release would lake plaie. Jacobson was taken into mvindy by Soviet border guards Im night shortly alter he was treed horn a Hungaitan jail and expelled limn tile cuunlry yesteiday. lie had hern held lur 12 days. When hr iratliril the boidei, a Soviet palml told him Ins papeis were not in oulri. U. S. officials in Vienna pinmplly asked the Russians In irleate J.s cobtun to American custody SSL e D E C . 28. 1040 II. Merelc Cochran Is Nam ed A m bassador To New Republic; T rum an Ends Rest president of the Hanford Tourist Club at a meeting held last eve­ ning at the Tourist Center, W, F! Mi-Masters was elected vice-presi­ dent; Mra. H. W. Tench, secretary and James Stewart, treasurer. About 121 ballots wsre cast with shuffleboard and tourist members of test year also voting. Installation of tha new officers will be held on Sunday at 4:8D P.M. In the Tourist Center follow­ ing a reception honoring members who have been married for 60 years. A ll residents of Sanford who have been married for 60 yeara are Invited to call between f fooler tutiitfIn and 1 hurnU * Moderate north to northr-ist u ind, becoming fre d i nurlhexst |u iii,lii anil I'hura* > Relief O f f i c i a l Was A r r e s t e d Dec. 15 By H u n g arian s On O rders Of R u s s i a Survivors Includt the widow and son Kichard P. Payne; one grand­ daughter .Anita Payne, all of Sanford; three sisters, Mrs, N. K. Waldo, Cary, N. C .j Mra. A. W. Pats, Florence, 8 . C .j and Mrs. B. T . Taylor of Chicago; two brothers, C. A , Payne, Raleigh, N. C .; C. K. Payne, Chicago. There w ill be no funeral serv­ ice here. The body will be taken to Raleigh, N. C., tomorrow, ac­ companied by Mra. Payna and aon for funeral servicea Friday 2:00 arid 4:30 P.M. at Yalvington Funaral Home. The body will lie In atata at Erickson C hild's F in g e rs A re Funeral Home until 2:00 P.M . to­ broke in through the Chewed O ff By R ats children's window and found the morrow thrfe-room, fifth itdrjf apartment GOVERNOR R E S T S filled with fume*. A ll the windows A B IL E N E , Tex., Dec. 2 8 .- U P )T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec. 88—OP) wbrg closed. Rats gnawed all 8 fingers and —Governor Warren la "resting A gaa company repm entatlva comfortably" at the Taltehaaaee both thumbs from tha hands of a r ~ _ tha kitchen refrigerator waa Memorial Hospital today after three-months-old Abilene child, It in ordar but. that, lacking ventila- apendlng a "vary good night." was reported here today. Man, It apparantly consumed The Incident occurred teat Sat­ H a returned to the hoapltal oxj^en In lha Monday to continue recuperation urday whan Mra. Rito MarUnsi Fabalk aald aha last saw from "phyakal and nervoua ex- left har daughter, Carman Mar­ tha fam ily Chri hriatm u a a whan Muatlon.” He had le ft the hoa­ tinss, In her small apartment white tha children, were p rind tha pltal after a two week stay to she visited another apartment. tha tree. When she returned the founR Chriatmaa with hla wtfo the little girl's hands were hleodand relative#. Hla phyalcan aald the Governor Ing and a small mongrel dog, LONDON. UT) "several more days rant," the fam ily’s pat, was licking tin Maritime elfcl wounds. Mrs. Martinet aald aha T with ta p w ti tha believes tbo dog frightened the V E T E R A N S A F F A IR S Lla a la pte , _ a liner T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec. 2S-G P) rate away. than tha Quean KUaabeth, but —The State Department of VetUna-officials aald tha reports ware arena' A ffaire has no right 13 R A S H F U L JA P S trialending. . T O K Y O . Dec. 81 — OF) — Jap ­ employ worker* to deal aolely haeman far tha edmpany with members of a particular anese burlesque operators, wor­ uu no plana far placing veterans' organlshtlon, Attorney ried about the morale and moral* . for euca a aupevlfncr — 0 antral Richard E rvin ruled to- of thalr performers, mad* some lllfabath la now the world’s drastic change* today. 1 — "at tha praaaat time." They limited the articles of wearing apparel • a tin girl may haaddadt nay dlaeanna a t ita may cooperate with vetecawa' agrd — limiting har ii atrii y, Uha other gratae, hut "aueh cooperation 4»wn what lha waif^eteS -----to about “nut whal " beach bai baautv wears. could ta t be carried to tha at- American heath ■ "‘ ' w - ---;r " O b ' Bright, lights, Including spot- m W b A T lIlilt F j i i (lii humli I Inn Mtn>. d TH R WRA7lTlRR JA C K S O N V IL L E . iTPl — Atlanta ........... Boston ...... . Buffalo .................. Burhauk ........... Chicago -----Ilea Maine* Galveston...... .... New York ...... ...... Seattle • ................. Fort Myaaa ................ K ay West . . . . . . . Orlando T en p t M(M4*lri«s«"e.wH. • -Dm,. Dec, Ii; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2325906908925f90857266818ed612e9.pdf 949f2a09e7b5be93a2a44039de9d44cb PDF Text Text H mm -------« I -Yf. WEDNESDAY ltEC. »1, 1H 9 PACE FICIIT StaUn R eds T h rea ten 1 IJ. S. Atm* Aid For I’Vciich D efen se »roBiinurfl Krum nan ( C i a n i t f i m m r a a r Onci I thl i infra mnjipn cmllil have hern ».m id dt,ruination. All through tho 'a lc llite rnun»*nt by ttfiyone who read the pa­ i l l' r.u nin un ist pm t i n whipped pers. (»*• Altindh. t t a trinl refmd wa an n|* 'iuh u item fo r tho Roviel lendintim ately Worded letter front Ill's , • i i.ia lu lriy , pouring out pledges! of HI' til l production, I'lc n lr i toy. •o Ids w ife, I ’llselfln, Meanwhile the Imig-delnyid py a lly , greater purge* of Cfunmiiriconspiracy tria l of Judith Co|doti inin'i. '-tii'iTilcii. •hit-all' till' satellite n ih il, nthnod Vnlhnlln flubitrhev wu •i f 'oinmunistn were equal I v lavish postponed again today. The ex-govelmill lit girl and tie' in I heir proleo iu k I promise*. I jily 'c ConunmiUt p iirly a.*C i islnli engineer were scheduled la go on liia l Dee. 11 Imt Federal mui i'll Stalin it* w o rb .r,' never P A R IS . U rc. 21— (/P ) -C o m It Judge Sylvester .1, llyne -aid a would fight u g n liu l Hum, la. uiiiinst* ire hinting openly today l't< trial hearing now In progress meiangcd g ice lin g * III "flt'iir‘ rumSiulln** In the nimto .,f a 1 they " i l l try In sabotage llir un- would prevent the trial’s starling I'liitiiieil d,(itlll,(HIO p m ly nieiiiln r i, H lo.idin:: of Am uriran arm* •s-nl to mi (hat date. Ityan did not Ininediidelv et a ui'il -uni "we ll hhlira yon thnl (lie ■ 1 ratwe under llic A lU n tir Urnly. tew date. The opening of the it nloin 'M ilker* w ill .not lei them- 1 Ainerir in o fficial* arc optimistic tiiill has Iwi'ii delayed hidme a elves 1.1 drugged into taking up p llml the Communist attack' will lie long series of defease moves to arm - iiguinut Ihu isrenl Soviet p g< t the en-e thrown nut of vault Union." Ita ly ’s Communist hoss, 1 limited to propaganda and 'lemon* trt'hihuld Palm ar, Miss Cuplan's Cnlmini T u g lln ltl, Is among the Mi;'Im n « Some French oi filial*, attorney, has Ml witnnuu'- that In ninny lenders In Moaenw today to however, fear violence in tin- finrln . m is tu ra il )n Ills effort to prove pay hunmgiein Ktulln ns the pn'lnm that the government’s vine rests aiiit of Cuumiuolarn. w lu n the first gun* arrive mi "illugal” wire-tnpping anil Illploiiiiitie greeting* eame ulsn Maurice T lm re i, »eerctyry-gr»- therefore should l.e dismissed, fiom we tern Denim rutie tuunernl of the French Commum'i l*s»rllyan snhl the lienrlng wmild trie* mid from nun-Cmiimunl*l ty. rerpnlly declared that “ the moit ri*/esi* Tlm rsdny night until Tnu«- rind nerviuiH neighbor,, duy mid that (he Iru il-u a le -s the Ilrn m m k, un tin, dmirsten of the itnpoit in) iiiirM ion" faim g the ea ie is dismissed -wiiiild begin I ’ arly today "i» tlie tranapurtation two days after lie rules mi pre- Cuim m iliivl world, sunt ’’uinror* eonirruliihitinnii." Is ra e l -ent ami -tm.ige of Atnpriran war m i- trial nintlmis. glM 'ling , pointedly frnni .leinsaTmlav’s ehlef wllae-s was Di lenal " h rn, "tie ii it Inis moved govern­ Ivlwmd U. Cnndati, atmiia vtent- ment of fees, "W 'll tin' F re n c h 1 people.” lie Il'irenii of Standards, I’lime Minister Clement Attlee cried "allow tlie»P PtlJ’ilie* of lie testified that iafol iimtlmi '•m « « " " lin g through the fir It • of de.iih to lie unloaded mid turn- fmirid hy K ill agent- m Mi Cnp- M i nniha- ndor In Mom'uw , It I et'- parse will’ll she was nrreslpulled >" eil *‘ hus lu'en In the puhlie 'Jmmiin aid " C iim it me to lender you Th' ie i told tho F a rt: - liigti for at least Kit yi'ilrs.*’ n iv gre,dings and cnugrntLihitjmis rmmouiid in effect th nl ami" f'«niThe goverunti’til cnnU'iids ilm i un t In- 1 1it it nnnivi rsnry of your iiim iists m ay get i theii skull* this infprmntion, eoneeiiiing a de­ Idi Ihdny ami my livat wishes for rm ekeil hy piillra in t)i> • enni- vil e vulleil u (ieophane, was <rerui ynur (oiitiinieil guild lien liii," pnign ngitinxt tho nrnto eldpnienti*, and that Miss (,'opine nipieil it United Status nmlmssdiidur A Inn imi thnl it nholild ha fun, lit out With tha intniltlan af giving It 1<| • 1. Is it k al o sent "llc«l w U hl's.” ; "without fear and regardless af Hie Kusniiins. lii West ii'ernm ny, fuenl point tile -iirrifies-H n 'i|u lred .” The tni'ltlanilidaiu found in Alls: i f the ea l-west cold w ar, the Tlie t'omiminUl-domlnnt' -I duck Copiah’* parse <uid 1•»" Sovial pn-ss a tliirl.e il Stalin Us u ’•Fllehrwari er union at ■ - |l"iilc n iix tiinllag enffioralion, Atulmg. was , ' i wi ul e Soviet•iliimllintiul Ma t p ioiuptly iiiliip lrd a .................. iepies* and o ffh la lCoinlan sold the (feapllaae was •iein m ey'. fn (rig to unload A tllP lIiim guns heap d glowing pm lse an him. ; lllet a. tine West (lelM jin newspaper U. H. in nos urv duo In F a rape la pt-nlnnd whether S la in would help Ii'h ’lild III lilies of th' In 1INI iim' iI the f ile rtf H itler ami Mu so. I Imis with li joined Cnnndii and lie 1 Ilnl who "tumbled from luiullIt. S. In ihe North A tllin i' treaty, la iia n ell eoneelt lulu total tieCm igi" voted IlflOO.O'1 1 " " f " ' . msiiee * mu<"'v . . n ".. ■■■■,•• . l ill I tea ' 'T im llllll-t 'olllllllim i • in Hi.- pmiui.a', and ttOMtU’-. "iv e rln g l \ ■■|ul>iiM l ‘nlna t I It Itie.-iao o elm oi llei lie teiiu ,.f *liv iirntu tlv llv 'lies are i ’flu, govei mm i t ailmitied Dial [ Mill, pa e ) ollt leaflets . illmg ttau i i o.i w ritten ill Wa ioagtmi. '■., y [t| on o n--n' " I " Stnlin ■'the greatest shivehidihi I'> to govmm tPIlt llif"! liiunl'l I ,.,,rl| (iulati law's VOIIM'I ■iii'.ie n o 1 ! i iiiiiai ind." have I i u i i .I that tlie nr at' *li1p- m miiie .................... I Mi 1 "plan ‘ The wmds nhiiut lieiue spot to lie in loi l ianvn w ill la 'hull- i.tephane in II ioo I.I j i i and Wa li I hy r.lelenl ov in Mosiuw III is la Hi Ientirely through ll.e port o glaa. pi lut' d mi a speelal edition of al Clo i hoiirg, lu iill uu dining the' I’ l'avilli liioan log Stalin Ttie. e will I" a teeming llllll'd invasion \V A S IfIN •iT tIN . Dee Jl I'Ft "u n is w eii' fni the ears of tin pint. I’reslili'lll T i maim mill Itriviaunil ll.itenllig tM.rhl as well a ttie Cam • '" 'lb arg, it wiin |N>lati.'i| out, Faley, housing and home fin imuilst o il.it. The theme ul pence Is pn ilmoiimntly non-UainiimniNt. 1aure lulm inistialor. talked ever I'll ........ elsteiiee of f'omnoio'sio It Is n lio n e li naval elveuypalni | today the A dminist rat Ion’s plum, and f 'it i>it til Ism ha* hern teem liial employment n m a n d o e k v t> . for new halialtig leg|s|iitimi for lent ill Soviet propaganda one )m . been lack in rreant inntilh*. n lihlia invome grmiph. Hie wat ami tins hern stressed fieTlie la t tai lo r, it wits l.'jlrved , ' Ilia sing olfirlal.s dielose.i last ipieully of late. The uini Is to ] nm> im v tiiill a pnsslliio strike a , ek llml tdiitis wore in the mak-. allow IEu*,*ia* Is th« iiiitatntalilig ali'et' t'l'i'ilim irg Htvvvdmi i badly mg fm ii hmiring prugrniii nine d1 champion of peace,' Yugoslavia, ulunn of Urn Coin1 nuinlst countries Igpureil i'rlm a ! Minister Jmmph' .Stalin'* 70th, lie fm gilt tell In birthday today. ami,- c riirlty .1 n "it" ' ugnslnviri’* t If iMifirtitpii I'fifii* p « h i ftpfk . ngtii Islint in I " ffli’inl i n " o 111- day splashed daw in i la- same wny If, l!ml fariiid, ill mil 1,1 length, big D nlil flagi p i'lillc .i ot .’ flail t , Die lir e wmid shuiiM e v il again l|■ iti. .veilputs I a* the guldlli plight n* world Coinlie ritnlleiigi'd hy unli-Di'im ii'ralic ilisuie Uiv fuel ' uutniMii. ■ i fn ire*. of our H trvilglli | I lie lead, today the press railed ' I'm lle'rp is mu' thing wu never | uetive faith in 'no Soviet Uumn “ I'oiintel -reviiliitil) m i i'pt,, uini that Is t'ltnlitarli'a in ry ,” one id tlie iniisj violent 1Hn * In very," o does flee cpIlhi'tH It eouid apply to Mo eow I ’" I'll 1,1 I mu.nil siiiil I lift I " if S h o p P e n n e y ’! -v Thorez Directs Party To Sabotage Unload­ ing Of Arms Ships g i f t s A V INGS g a l o r e All Womens Better Trumun Speech inn............ . in tin s ■ u'tf guyiii'ii- 1 ■Ill'll* umt l.oi lap witli III* I lull tl i.iu g h .n l (I,, world, pi'in'o would not li . mldo oi llm in nhtn ni ill viol ul vi. i "Mind.uni is oxIiaiiHttal from tlie nriioal of n o itllvl," Mr. Trumun went mi. "A ll man tiro *lrk of blnud-letliug anil ttunri'i, mid Weiu y of tiiv iiiiiildt'H sniffs led fur ho iimm year" If wo cntilil moldlire wm Id opinion utnuiig all men wlio wall; the emth, (here would iti'Veg lie aiiuih.ir war. ■ "T fli wo run not tin atom;. Fur the oat III Is di'i'idy dlvhled lietwca'n fiee and cnptivii iicuplt» Thor* In tin appeal to till' liratheiliaad uf men who live III dally four a f tho t'ancrntiiitlaii camp. "U n til tho I'lipuvn peiiptca af tile wat Id omrrgu from darkno.sit, they cun not »po the Impel w* hold nut in fi IviuMilp. Wltllu they ara imule la rcHpnnil tu our luitidclaHp elmlrn Imt to ituiul rotuly in Null with a nmlli'd flnt,'W v Imvo uu iliifanco.” a i The I'ri'Hldcnt mild that hy gritei'uuH Hlmrliin of m alcrial gptai* Die United Status M h reslarud tu many poiiplca faith in ltp’ire«'ivvii, In freoduni, and In ccrtuin triumph uf eunthhmre over fear, lie addadt "JIm t na lung a* w* rnntlmio to fnco nur world rMpnnsIhllUlea with (hu einirngo ami realism we huve alle m lv showu, w* ahull tlcaorvn tlm right te hope—-and work— for lusting near*." f ls r s r - a m w * c \ *\ t\ <i *-r "i f YOU’LL * MOMVtt * H IV ? * •V-A'in •w*;-t*trwi ‘' i • s i 'tA " . i»" ■V v ^ r ? , #' ' e.f , ’tyf*^* ____ i i _ i m •k' 1> I ff i 'i ? T •s • a : 'V 4h . \\W > ■ s7 ’ I* # * �Ill THR W E A T H E R t a f f y T h t r * H Sfreagth— T* PraU rt tlu P m m • I |k« World: T i P n M i th* f n n « M of A o ttln . To P n f N * P ro o fo w j for Hanford. flnn.i 1 @ Tb£ ^ a n f n r b 1 Esta b lish e d VO LU M E X X X X AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 3 A N F 0 R D . F 1 .0 R ID A . 1908 TW H SD A V S ir r a lit . Is CoHege Boon Attempt Of F e d e r a l ARcncy To L i m i t Fees To Schools Is Quashed By Rutin? 0 £ Au ''(3 . gW w WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 4/P) The Vrirrani AdminiHialmn ruled today it It** a right In pay higher college tuition rale* (or exGl» than the college* are legally permitted tn charge. The deritinn mean* million* of dollar* lor Male and city nprratrd •chool*. wliirh may he barred by Male law (rom charging tuition fee* or are limited in (he amount that tan he charged. The general accounting office, "watchdog1* on government i(lend­ ing. I*|I challenged ionic VA tui­ tion payment* In ihote iclinol*. One teal cate involved the Univemly of Witcnniin and an estimated $7.000,000 to $8,000,000 in pay­ ment*. Primarily, VA *alil, tin- ruling tiy Aitmlnlitratnr Carl (iray holds the VA Han the right to pay »ocalled "non realdetiP' tuition rat*-» for (II student* oven thongli llie veteran* are residents of the stale III whieli they are going to school. That right had been etiallenged try t'omptroller fieneral l.lmleay Warren, head of the general arcnunling office, In the University nf Wisconsin caae. VA ha* neen paying higher "non resident" fee* for atndent veterana who are Winroiialn realdenla. Gray'* ilctlalon, VA "aid, »*{• tire the matter liecaiuir hr is charged under the Ul training MU with determining what tuition •hall 1* paidThe ruling wan apllt Into two parta. VA *ald he held In effort (lull: I College* or tlnlveraUIra Dial have no Million fee* or are haired hy data law from charging Mu­ tton nr nlherwla* m lrlrted In Hie amount* that ran bn charged am for .0 Florida In W arned Of W aterS horingc t a l l a h a h h e i T Dad. 32. - < ai — A water iliortagc like that In New York may he elo*er to *ome Florida cities than they think, the head of the Stale Water Research Agetiry MV*. A II. Mathew*, rhlef cuglnnri '% of the Stale Division of Water Be*earch and Survey, aaltl the eaine factor* whir,i hrought on the New York shortage are preaent In Flor­ ida—Inereadug population, weath­ er change* and lark of planning fur the future. Some Florida rltlee have been forolghted In attampt* to axure water supplies for th# future. Ha mentioned Jacksonville, Orlando, Tamos, Miami, Btadanbm and Pinellas county. 9 But other*, tmth large and *malt. are growing rapidly and haven't done mprh thinking about the fu­ ture. If they don't atari plan­ ning »oon, they may have to do lome Iptlek acting' In a erUI* lat­ er,' Matthew* warned. Ha *ali| the 31-county central and enuthern Florida flood control project, with It* Huai purpn** of preventing Inundation and stor­ ing up water for .tM future, te a "eeven league" etap toward a»*ur” lug a water aupply for the future Inmwer Florida. «, l a S o r ~ vI oT a t i()N ^ WAHHlNtiToN, Dae. 32.—DF>Tha National Labor Relation* Rnard ruled today that the A Ft. International Typographical Union violated' the Taft-Hartley act hy Inflating on the cloaad ahnp In con­ tract negatlatlona with 33 rornmerrlai print shop* In Baltimore. The Board’* decl*|on wae iinanlmoue, and affirmed conclusion! reached earlier In .« case brought by the American NaWfpaper Pub­ lisher* Aaaoclatlon. PO BTO FFICt r ic o r d NF,W YORK, De»< n - m ChrMtmai, IMP, ha* Mt a onaday poitofflca mailing record In Naw York City. Poatmaater Albert Goldman _ reported that raeMpta yesterday A totaled IliOOOflbHt*.ijtP »rat time W in the poetoffjegra hi*toy. that • on* d a rt buatat tha milflon-dollar ______ Th* prtvtoua rdiimA ,tyaa lt d ,- 14d on O ct 1 4 . , ,1 T i THU Wl J a c k s o n v iL L S ,0 e .i 3 . - un «l •' • "So Int a* I r*n *<■,,, <»-. |o*l llltlVi „1Hov "f ........ f.-i-l th» p*> don't hayc the vote*,’ on,- of thr ty *. party i-Mefa told u rrpoilei Thu* repent appear nlninr-t ,crriiin l„ lie on,' of the •tormv I**ue* of neat year'* eongreaxiiitial election campaigns, Just hk It wax In the presidential nuiI other , miteat* In HUS. The Truman Democrats aren't iirillMp|iy ahnut that, fin the con- . f„r „i t|,< Millions J ti Iin g U t i l i t i e s Empire; Jnilcd For F r a u d |<oll, will tic chilliru-e,| if <I . T i f t II h i Hcv argument tali l,» i>,ir to GR FIN Wit'll. (\mn.. IVt. 22— t/l’i IlnwaiH (' 11,ijuini. Mi, (he If,-|),' ll iidvo. olCB h*i'e , o,it,<i|,|e,l filiati, i.il wi/ard who neated * •II nh rig Hint Mr. Truman'. e|c, (ion ,,o,i ilu- overturn la*, win of lullicin dollar ulihtic* crn|iirc that Itepu'l'icau control of .oocr,-, inunli|e<| a* he went to pm,in for lori.'lltotcd a mandnle from the mail fraud, died ycMrrday ICnallaar* On I'*** Claim I (r hail hern living in broken health lor thr put Itvr year* *1 a tanilarnuii here, flr,,nkle.i ( arm*. I|"|>i , iii (iyeaminde,l a $100,000 :he voice* again, N ation Tightens Stores Urged To S ecu rity L eaks Advertise More To S o v iet Russia To B oost Sales me liii-n' iiilo the vail Ai-ociated .mi-1 IJeiln, vyMeni hy a ie»r . ,,f fmaiu lal maiieuvei, that bafIIpiI llie nalioil1* leidllU! m o u n t­ ain* and lawyer* III* pennltal fotluue otlte wa» e*tunaled at $7*».<HKl.fMMI Export Of Important MavmcHodRkin T;i Iks Technical Data Is To Kiwanis Ahont Hut llie wbolr mini Mr *lrue_ Banned By Capital u r o w t n O f S n n f o r d I ture rolla(i*eil 111 ibr I‘HO * under W A SH IN G TO N . D r ,. U i/l'j .. ‘ -eariliiMU More new,paper* adveriMug by m(||r^ No. McGrath Snys CotTfiiiR I Gnnrl Anri M e r r y Christmiis To A ll Ibr Matr nf-llir union me**agr r r 11 i 11 R I • |» .i it r s c »I ' WASHING IHN, |lr, 22 t/P) r I’lrudcnl liuman bad a two hour grnrral <lnru**ioti witb In* cabinet lorlav of llie legislative anti other m nmnirndalion* lie will *eml In the new ,e**i,iu of congre**. invr»li«attoii by rom- i* csperled tn be ilelivered ill 4„,| (human,U pet -on by Mi I mho h i on Jauilaiy alH ■ " I r ■, S f i V - M c s s n r c Will Be Viler llie meeting. Mi I rum,in had individual lonfeieme* with sruoe of llie member*. All department bead- weie (tieleui V'l, e prcudcpl Haikley. wbo. pioallv allrncb. w ai alufid Halkl' V i* -till 0(1 bit Ill-ne* Iiionn ll wa* tbc tn*i , abmel lessmll in • tn,m ill, llie pietidrnt hating spent 22 day* i c Mi ii u ill Key WeM, Fl> . and working <m die tbree niettagr. lie will *rm I lo ( ongie*». wlniln ,» I i Irhiv. Plea For Jap Cap! i vos Made By ^acArthur \ not her Day In ('im rl For Mis * _ ion opi’iiuig .Inn it, f nlilcr .Miitiirrly hi i (ihm11 WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. — WP) - Re|,»*| of the T H t lU .ih V Act Mill i* Pieudenl Intman'* No. I ohjf» live m the laboi held Rut OemcM raltc lender* in Congrr** *ay they look for the law to u*v on the Mr Tinman'* lieutenant* at the Capitol have indicated <lra h ihrv t I n c v i r r l I f r i n u n t i M -irfr* plan In advice the I’reiidrnt it probahlv would he futile to tty agiut rk for repeal -- nr even dra.ln reviaion of tli* law - at thr or* '!••!»• if* A iotnrinled Ptc*:* I.f i t .n l W in- D E C . T l, 1949 Death Comes Truman Talks Truman Project In Labor Field To Boomtime Budget Plans Money Wizard With Cabinet Ifink* llitotiith 1910 i t !• Iof .a1 ahn^* i iir(.i% 9 ________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ VADecisionOn Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Is No. I o. • * ri - *l»«•«n li - 'i t ( ’- i m p s t'l Seta»» Jirkm iFM • * Do i iHi ■| rtf|f»n* "it .if (hr Sny|#t * »• • *I to* h' l*nl f irtailly t»'***U ft. * i lit ' K , A :» ;^ rv - ^ », -iM*r *1 ’ <1 «r)tftiMfr!i pol* f’nVllrii »H.f **'f I'll Hf ll « Kh '4 .•it ni tf «t*i| Hotlft (V »•'. •- f . 1i »*.i.| flinn in I fir rfftifnil* ■■■: ; - '• TW V■h lk ' . ) * < ' vt * * ACCHMPAHI?n in M i « Sc* * m c h n , n lv • tu*hnif. ,e « M in \ H . 1 r'c ilHttl 1it hm ■ I. ii iliiit <if i'ivl#l •♦•tail In ar. g hiii pi UuntM li in ln* Vntk M taking fit' - '»n I m hi a own t rhurgn-a Uni it i, i | Rtv r<ii m' i i »*i si I trpm hi'**1 (’haiubei im l *-.t I•»t ti iiivnn *. i ri i i ,i Hovlrl 1 •} ,| * ... i I’f (irnfi* •I|f»*| to<|*y •• 1 i i * ll)* ifIM(| f$( FerrisBryanlTo Transit Strike Address Jaycecs Snarls Traffic On Hoover Report In CI r v c I a n d 1,11* MM 11ifnr **$I t»v l li^ l W i ltMii;lon lo The government today lightened oral mercliant* lo *upp«M l,„r„e ,l( ,„ 1f|,|,o|,.r.* I.......... nf I or r> Gnllgre*, oicel* Ian 1 l<i*t*•$«$.«lu id* up it* machinery for keeping men- b.,„„e„e, of all type*. e,pe, ,.,||y | (|(||u„ (,)p Me«»age* roveniu: emunniu amt ’ ll ilir Allied tifir and technical data from going rlr"l,mg and department More,, wa, Th), (,a,.d rivin g Imdgel |i|o |'',-il- will follow >It •I lunlnhly in Ru**ia. hy Mr* M-evn**" |f«>p*«iM tvi$a rnrivit IimI Id thr I’M’-ldrot hold hi., col,110-t f Ml J • IM« | The Commerre Department an­ Orlando Sentinel rorreipmtdeiit, u, Vmk fi-drral mini of di-framlitig meeting loilny, m-.lo.ut of (hr- ,i . n i n n c t I ' m I ! r r i t v - r n T I h m c . i * '! ‘ J 1 r i >I,-, i III Rll In,nary Friday, hoi nu-e In- i- |,-nv A *1 A- K of nearly nounced that "in exceptional catrt" a talk today to Kiwanian, , e / I III- WHa iciltetlwil to f IVI- yi-MCa In lhg lomorrou inoiumg f,o In,to I ' f m M i* f|ic * tl 11 tt 1 1 I- i . ..i A s ‘V . t 1 't will impoie an oiitriglil ban on 1-00,1 More* III Senior,| air (hr „,„( |,,|,-, |„ „ two-year ppiolituo, Mo, to .pood fhll™llllHt. >14*Ml 'V,| export of technical information only onr* that do not Miller trom term for fmlutc* to puy M.MSil.tOS wdh hie fainll* 1 ^ ill Mil; | ;t I t t i . i l V lb- »MI reltirn l . r ; i ' l c ' ‘ A t. ii > ,i 1 1■ \ i thin f ||" which i* "significant In the na­ local people ipending rbrwberr," **n imie|i„ite,l piofM. in Ho- stock m *t Wi-diieaday II \\ > \ i Ibid wealln-i hi lb,, mid u p d , L* -hi Lrv anf M .......... • «mi4|4\ HIV In " »4*’ tional vecurily." die declared Annual f.md , ....... ....... ...... ',f ,WW , ... 1hr 1 it*' *if P % 4i !• .t ■■... t p , - ih tl -• 11n>|| I llie llie final Mm* to In. (inpcl .built Oiay i hiii-i- h cliiingi- in tin* r>" I Vnfr*l Ll (hr I !«im>Ii [ lull ,r ri| Ifr The nhvinu* object ■though not Sanfcircl are $ 2 )) per capita, in,l d<Ilf - plait* to l.iko off -M B:!tll 4‘»n" 4’|l III i t 4 -........ * , ■, t . nh *i 1.V lieiiMl Mated in thr official italeineul l* in Orlamfn $288 per rapiia Hut iinpin- ivmb dealt t*y the *ernrlHe* A M.. in hb- plane ‘The hide [iff trnf,i4|it r * i il u in**$1 iMil >| Tin| i ■«■*1.a* ilk .1 ami Kxrhiingt’ ('oinliilaaioti when, liii'ioatmnal in keep »nch in'ntmalion from total mere handier lalf* in Orlando 111 Itt.’IU, U forliade lilg *nb•idlaclo* pendente," If lie weathei ia good. If If? IMFNtU* I U||| u M l f s , flir | i) |«I h f I* a I M. II III -1,1- . If d I, hud foi flving. lie will go i r»% im ],i i » t np 111 r | (lim n f ..(ii 11 tl'nnllaa** II* r«a* U r n l «d| 1 I'M • l I "«h in . | reaclimg the Soviet*. are $121 per rapil*. anil in Sanby Main III ll t I In ,(M■ H ' . • 'r|,|»e,l 11(1 nMAM'i'i M I'.t i r o n ; ini/iin< l||i The main aim t* In help a pri­ f 11l|l 11 I 11ri. I (ifgM.mI I n . Soil,- of Hu- cabinet memlio, < ffdrill 1*111ri nil l , ,, , ii, , 1 M u r 1 , .aIIt f\ I ii' 11*l vate firm withhold mailer affecting i InI m th. i Hi. t f ,, Would ronimeril on ,vital took pin, I,,, . i , >i p. I,p in a Dckiik;I * I* ii (mm ttiii..mu ■ I it national »entiily when the firm ha* $20 per capita ' ( .rueral H*r I in Ip (he , aldliet mooting, Iml oil loll in' . >11f. in 1111•**| I m I G - f im* ••11lie *i ii |,i v C'fiiuu t»i 1 '■ ■. ■ .1 v.. , !. i Wdh allllle* a contract that would he breached utetcbanditr calrt in Orlando air i IP Hi hi .»( ' ................ M Mil ii. I'll* f (nr.i r | -1' UtiiMioy O e ll * t a I Mi'dralli. - " i l-t tpprsl liy refining to make shipment*. $171 pci (apita a* rompaied to N,1.nt about the alnte-uf-lhe onion mu •'»|ltli<*Mf Fi •MMMH\ li r.| sit i! I l|f lltto tilt >|.i, ', t’lHt i If. pI •*y m>-,- (i g a t e , Thii i* the background: $81 in Sanford.' rrn hi I» • |»l »n» . «♦( t-. •.«, tnt.ssng*. told reporter; "It . ■. i . ,-ptrd tli* Recently, the department m i r. |inlk»c Sfrti\||Hin in|«f 1 1 (T ill A l " l f l *'ll * I Ml 11 >|p I .| ■IM -li t llie BrilKlivanlaii* were entertained by Sinrt-s In Sanford w ill remain veiy good, anil I wl*U ynu all a up a “voUtnUey control plan" l|r l iyirrs tn Ittilip t*Mf*vl' . IIH |l|i| 1 ill 1. ••••-IIIItr-1 i t s vyry Merry C)irl*tma«." a group of Jimlnr High .School open tonight, tomorrow night and over export of information. It I -I ip nf i nc it i s i n a tn lir.it flu* t««IK CLEM 'I r ?!. I*caked American* to 'get An opin­ glrla, who under direct ton of Mr* Saturday night until D;IHI o'clock a'Amtl". Ro^r, Pr.'ildenfl.M (I|p»a ’iflk; i (VM. ,. ’■ i ilo,' I, in of (be **ng "One "Hi Holy In ,,i,lc i it, iiM'oinnindata C h ild aerr'tary, *ald "other hii*ltip«v" 'Thr Jnvi Dw.j imI*‘i| («. | mi( »m ,i Vu uni ip (, 1 I, in ii 1 ion from It before MporUng W. fl. Fleming *ana ,, i in .gittbfr Mil I M. full f’M I-- ' ii. H ,d. i ' data which might have * *eruriu Nlrhl", and "ftllent Night " KIIpii Ilia- ijioppcM , Ja ck H all, prc*Wcti< was dlarnseed ** w,-|l n ■ the Mnt, Mvtir* aniimpatiyiug Hilly I'ark of I lo- Hanf’ird McnhaiMv Au»<- of-tb, union me-nage 1 t 1’’ '(■’* (IG of 111* rnriiihri „ ».f lit ' • ■I f ,u.*t *l d.......... I I value, , ■i , ivu.nou ml.**. ii Imveil a violin aolo, "It t'*mr A trpoiler a ke,| l',,-tioa ter Mrilifjil T nit m In. i 'ill In* n f i Home firm* rei|0 *»led advlr. •'pmi a Midnight Clear '' MIcIh lit liatlo n , Hiinoumcd Hit* mnrnlag f, .il " • • ........... .. To (bis The majoi ity „ f idare* of ho > fieri- >al Donnldmri tf ibete iveie I .44.‘rl rill lull :» I Ir 1 l< P1'i|| *1II and were given opinion* «e«lm .i. „ , p •••»,■ Go- t'ntte d 1ht i, n nc*- w ill he ,-l„.seri, Monday with "anv -urprlaea" in ^(i Truman' iiw p 'iiP il hv Hid K »' II 1 / l||i BrudlMg the data « U ,a rd . I a .t r ,. ............. 4i(smpt (o HUMmull, wkn 11 ' f ill *( MdiP f|V4 •' h ■!*, I m 1 •i, ill Mi ■ lh>- , vrrption ,,f drug .lo re * , which me* ,<ge i ,n ji, rangeit riii'ii ivill Li* ii 11 H* , | fill I," ' TP u i ch7 , |d l k 1 K u m lr* Hum ,. .In ycr Jo lte*. w ill ,i ui I ul h i ii holiday hour*. ji * "No," I (or, i, Id-,m trplied "It* , Nc 1 i ii ‘" W W rig h t, I'- u lc tie ra a n ti. ipppil u hfch u ill fn i 'in Ml !111111111 It I if ticc* at the Courl Hoiiac will for litraeh of contract. a geurral niPHiag,and will , ovei Ml 1 f i in i t . n.l - Ii l now 11,'ltv Ann HHInn, Annette It rooks |fn| HI* fl| I . .. 1 1 1Pi VilM i'Ilt |fllhi |l Thr impoaltlnit of lout* on irx 1 1,,*,- Frld av night at the n*u*l iboul i-verytlilng." ...........Ml till 4 I HI ••al StlllMlU'llf >| H. 1 1 *H11f l'<Ml! h ri 1<i •M. port I* intruded tn relieve then, and Martha Owen. H im,', hut w ill not ic-o|N-n until Donald*,m <*id lie did not yet MMiiflrt. ,, (»v Hi* "New.paper advrrtiHpg I* the Tin*,,day iiiuining nt U:(H) n'rln-k •In G M 1 *M person* from * danger of *ull know how llie Postofficp 11,-pal 1 I ,*»■ mott, I ' i ■ »*!»'iit J mI im • i 1 *l>l. ,* |, M’ aincc they ran show the »hlp medium on which town* feed and Tlu iu> ludr., the office of Count* olent wo,ibl fall- in It,,1 budget i Ml .11 ,i M| ft' , - • ii n fle il *►*( 1lull ti iifi l a 111 i*t 4f| | ' l|| 1,* " ,l merit wan forbidden by If. S glow”, said Mrs. Hodgkin. Such fll- lk l l I'. Hl-tlld<l|| Hllll offtnin i .> n ficri He added Hint he pxp,-it« Ml k'IVCM (|f II llli rtlli «' Ni ■t 1Inn 11-1\ >' ' ’ tin advertising could build up 111 mir of .loliii I tlolloWMy, tux ro llw lo i. government ......... action. 11M,4M M. ................. . uiiplrtelv i <i JtDifr IiU:h" I f 'tl ■ I,-i tu 1 1 No ban"Is Tlke'l'v to hr luipn*,-d ......... In every town and village. Snnfnril 11,mi llr-y, (ax a*.c*B"t I luuiao lo ppipo-e flit ill along 1" i i 'H iili-, f.il ie. •**>| on l i 'Ic 1111"ID . i .i'i except In a ran* where the pro - >'al clvl, pride and a desire to fo u n tv .tndge Dougin* Htcn.-li'ou Mie Imp, anil do,-- tud auMoip,itii .il mi i .................I I | in f • ,* petit ton speettve ihlpper of Informatio,. a part In the liitlldlug nf the and Supl T. W. I.aw lon The ,.M •hat hi, department will irtrivp •1Mlf I 14*Ahfl|) th*1 M* r •i.1 • i* ' i, ftiI 11|[i|i'1 tlDf m r f .it .rim. NteH **f * i ■• mi. <» take* hU probUm to Hi* Com of our county, ,» nun ll Itioliev a* lie ha- a»ked Ire of fo u n tv Agent r . H l i .« . » | I 1 P. I'*1,4fif'l* IVHA II1(" 4i ............. I.U1 Don.ildsori remarked Hrat p- -Id mere* Department. "Sanford I* tmw growing; that w ill , at noon Saturday and >• rt ■-t f11>it eeffie* • «*e 4 iitftl Ml . * •( if.» I ID n ilrv Oi'f. •, • il i Hi Official* pointed nut on coni >* an uodDpidrd fact," *he deelar- open Tuesday morning lavetliie* tlu* yeat aie tonollig MM»♦*I***| ll|||| III » ' l • i ui M* 1 plete ban could he Impoxed un ed "Sanford's hiiainr** lustltu* ■ell ahead of Iasi yeai At the C ity Hall o ffice. Hill ♦'■« MHlffl, f Ml' ll 1 Ml 1 1'. .1 ■ (ltd • i . ir \ i >{** ' m r * le»» there waa a can*or«hlp no (I’aitlla*** ria Paa* Tfct*el rlo .c h I 11:1111 o 'rlo rk, SatUidav *L •( 1 Jill 1 » M•' i*11*1 1114»f' | IM all mall leaving Hi* united i --------------------------iriornliig and w ill rcniain rlo.i-d u i Mi l l * I . , i n l , I H ild a Mica .t jtAM’ifil»«| fi Mm • IM'" un State*. They il'reim l there I* m l 1, 'i r i l l E d i t o r N i l l i l t ’d until HDid o'clock, Turaday iimtn * f|!llt|li4 I f IMfl MM"i , ’ \ MMM1k" Intention whatever of vetting up -aid C ity Munagei fllffo id Itun Karr Distinctimi pi ii|fl f : hr 11tCI* »I ' 1,1 11 ’ 1" . i m i ■- ,*i--1 "l*v i.y ( hairnian Of NFEC lug, aurh a rensnrahlp. M iKIhhlu. j■iif u Ml il IIffl fir IIIIt • • Mm | m «|<“ f i1i, II ,(-,,( of Neither the voluntary ronlml Tlu- I | c ih I,| w ill |iuhllah an eih I I I I’d it I I ,1. I o Ill-id* FAST ST LOUIS. III. IP- ’ IV i.mini lirturliiill f*"‘M. di » ......... plan hor the proaiiectlvr hanx b n i i c A n n , nee. 22—t/t’i—Dr. Hon Saturday at noon or shortly JftnlfM i i -•( ....... hidi fiirnl,lt Kant p, f/1'l Racial aegiegatiou il> will nunplaid I D. Sander* of Richmond. Va., thereafter in order that eniployech "exceptional caata" *",tl IIIPD'P I* HM lirglM'»2 »»"Ml fl*' f imMint, il i ,1, . d ,1,1 I" current provision* against ex , v4* elected chairman nf the Ne- may enjoy a Monday nothin* la s t i!t I,old* public »i'h"ol - will Im ( I III|| VMlhLf ,M# ' I* I Mil 1i I Im « M» ’hihlmi, lli. -rid Jail .III for llie fii-l (tine or port of techniral data claixlflrd iinoal Farm Klectrtficatlmi Con* lie rind. It I tl I No edition w ill appeal ui .cm * iMfTftV, III >' *he history of the -T, |".n old fn flm I hill f 111 v‘ ll’1 hy Hie government aa aecurlli tcreriee today. fl.- ,h Monday. .4 I Mini tin (Milill"' < l*l> ,|l'l I" pi- 1' -, hnnl system. H'eiMlaae* Oa Paa* Tfc»..i Tbr**l (■■•a oa (,t SlIp(|r r , ( nll,,rer of the Vlrli<"• t Mm* Filiit ......... I'd) I The city’s I,,ian| of educatl'in ,'lula Stale Orange and editor of K fit; I’ H l f F.H « ril.li i m i 4In* I'll Mu .- it 'id ? J "I ' niaiiliimualy adopted s ie*oliiil«o id’, Southern Planter magaxlne, will Schoolfi To Open W A S H IN G T O N . Her. 22. Ml.KLIM, On i” Ml r lift) flip ' • Mi­ ll, » In , d II. I’. Ruak, dean of th* — The government'* support pin '•> end segregation at the *(hi( „f lit* fifrkfd up 'I pmdI» ‘ "I f" •• ■f . ll If ll.*' »' i*141v In* 1 'll 11 On Tuesday, Jan. !l -urceecl • tie second semester, loin id pro.I ttnlveralty nf llllnol* f'nllege of gram fm l!tW> will »eelt In keep (li^ i *M1|tlr M'HlIlpi l*1 "il Mi* i i ., .ii, i. 11 . »■m ». v.iitJ Agriculture. Hie national average farm pil<* ■lent Hernlrs Hoedile srmouuced ll y H'lifiti"*! *$f f| faiMlr * il*l ( h p I I m f'llfilfl ,1( I....... h 11...........1, Walter Pernlng. Salem, O., waa nf egg < yesterday. School* of Seminole County will grniled and ungraded l.lI r I 11,.,'ii ip, fhe dull pi ■ 1 .1 open Tuexday, Jan. <1, rather than elected vice chairman. Riiaiell J. from fatting below H7 rent* a dor Illlnsl, lias an aiitl -egn-gHMoii "Wfi wni p j> ♦-» ..ituiill .(( iMnntd li.* > I 1.1 ■d I.. 'III' If •'Hit I 41141on Monday aa Hated In the prevl Dingles, New York, was named Hy yompariauu, price* of ad law applying to puhlli schuolK, bill r|ih' pMtfftlifr,1* Mir ........ Mini, Iml id h„r . 4niut|tin« oukly adopted school calendar. secretary and Karl II. florham, egg* troth graded and ungraded d lias been Ignored in some parts Mir U'RlPi wjm D)f» r’lil1f “ I, i in I 4h u i *‘h ' '1111* I uff I HIM I Mini Hupt, T. W. Lawton announced thl- New York, ws* re-elected trea- — have aveiagerl alaiut 4R cent ■ >f southern lllinoi*. A new stale 1 i 111N’t , | • i 1 h. 'i i 1' ,i mmi It* In *‘detl t v aiirer. Regional vice chairmen thla year. morning. M I II .II. i.# • I chiir ,'gulatlon would deny slate fund..... Ml I I, I I'm, ,1 nirilNH TO Ml \ III The rh*nge waa made, he *ald choaen arei •o srliool illstricle pis,'thing -.eg ' « f 114* Iilink .VAf'KKONVVM.V M*. •» i l ' i h*M 1 ■ HMD i 1 l - I ■ t , NorHiea»l--W. C- Krueger, Rut­ due to the feet that builiien, STKANf.K (jRKKTING If,. t, I. "gallon. I Gil H»(JJ I ill 11,4 *f • M Pflf Pllul Mr > A niff* ,Lm-i *mi / 1, >nf houia* plan to clo*a Monday ami ger* Drdvrralty, New Brun*wick, MACON, Mich., Dec. 22—(A'l fulfill tlltl n ' 1't‘ll In11 i»i i n *-*| fmi *« itDhu pri In He resolution, Hie huaid ft'I'Dfl many parent* daalra to take their N, J.; NorthweM—C. J. Hurd, Governor G. Menncn William urged "a 1 I rlHxen*. especially fniniTfilmv nt Mrili.t V i l l f v n».i» f' l" • ( itniin *, fiit "I itiiij* uiiar 11if ‘ • <f >i • . . . l i t children tn place* of in ta m t on Spokane, Wash.) mldweat—E. E. waa late yesterday in arrlvlm* parents, stuilrnts and teaciiers, lo thr hrach Ifilfkrht fill • I » If (G - .1, 4f| ,J<‘ |" i|lf .f (t* h IT*(Ik nm Sbiaher, Jefferson City, Mo.( for a ChristmnH party at Hoy* "hnilnnle all type* of prejudice, that day. Nrl^lihniit rinth*,| •fir h*»u ii- lilt IMI i’M .4- « ►i.f.f , 1 ht I -» i Ml I Hfiiii d iilMlf orlt| The Seminole High School Band, -ninth west— Ro» Mauney. Pine villi-, Iml he didn't expect to he I'imr and Intolerance, so a* to in (li flumes, broke ..... .. 'In locked I p* M 1 . • I *Mi'M«, I. , I.. 4. -ayI. •I . »'• uditnif* iaf d(‘| mMvlmntel) however, will rehear** at th* high Hlnff, Ark.; *nuHie*nt--C. K. 8elta, ambled for it. (m lire erpu>l op|tnituillty in the door mid found It. . ....on ,i>m ll" . • *1 l | , *1.. , . ) , , ( V i r g i n i a Polytechnic Institute, When the Governor, Hitoriie., bixxroom and other school actlvi "II the floor. Kile died ui u Im , *If ! fit xchool Monday morning at 10;()(i Pll1ffl j*1 i || ....... I | illackaltiirg, Va. general Stephen Roth and Hied des." liitnl here curly tmluv / m * r*p, \ dm \ 11rtv o'clock. party got nut nf (heir rat Id '1f 1 "I /pi * 'P41rI • • » H M*M• flf t ht xmlling youth* at the aehonl fm "iH'n.c ! iii- fin ImiiMin,• -ImiuId hi STORY HKNIKNCED hnya were lined up to greet them ’i M» ( fl / ji -il hin* fn.appctJACKSON VILLF. Dec. 32 I A’ Placards they held werr sup h'hli (Mlhiii Hlitl vll| niHk# -Itenrge W. Story, building ,„n posed to spell out! "H-e-l-l■«. ..... d *D hi •* J ii* tn i mi f»f Hi* •ractor, was sentenced yesterday u-o-v-e-r-n-o-r," ( i( v U rifingfi ' W. Mein die In Hie electric chair fm Hu Rut the tmv with one of Iluo » l" t n l lid', in '" " },tg. "O" card* had drifted out d dsying of his former wife and Hie ll" uggediou in i,p ,»rl Ihese man she had married just fnm plare, possibly with mtaehievoni <n,. wii iii'i'ir •'! 'lie publtti COPENHAGEN, f)r nmuik, Drr. */l-J A n ,- ,I ll, , '-■i ■i■ , NRTH POLE, Dec. 22.* — (Special) — Sant* Claus waa very malice, days before, "re tic m „u 1 1>urges pro(ll | HI* attorneys seid the can woman xtnhaiiaifnr got u >>val wrlmni, i>, Ihnm uii ■... I, , eicited and happy today after reading a letter from Clarence Morgan, Anyway, the greeting In the ......... in /uimig I'g ibitlim*, h* would be appealed. new. pi per wsrning to ilrn ,|ru r of f m -I. bud, j,ir,rtv Jr. of Sanford in which Clarenca *i*led that he would laave tom* cake lain-comer cam* nut; l"l Story was convicted Nnv. .'IP "O-llell, Governor. The welcome tiime I,,mi King f irilruL IX, *vl„> mu - t i l (I....... . and pie on the table whan Santa r a i l e d . .......................... lor the slaying of Thomas W. SI. "Moat of the kid* who write me tall only what they want for 2 S M O ^ J av * U P * John, hut he atilt Is under Indict- If- 5. amliiiMador, Mr*, ( ugrnir Amiri,un, ,i ., I.* miiiioi, ,u,l,.,u, » IHR IN F IR E ' The w irning wai ronlribiited by lit,- Dsm-li imlcp. ID(t Ml II# vv ,J|,( | mi QiHitmai and never atop to think that maybe I might like a little --------Tit*CHASr.KSTON, W. Va.. Dee. 22 mrnt for killing hia former wife. Infornialion, in a front-(Mgr cditmiul w.itieu m l^n.flc-Pi lln-.b m in loo." Santa declared. "Look at tha carloads of staff they — (Ah - - Five persona, Including lhe impor told Mrs. Arulcrsun,* TAMPA ATTORN KY H1KH two children, died in a rooming that rascal. Joe Stalin, and* TAMPA, Doc. 22. —UP)—Harry "will slcitl your time x x x and was iiit-l in llie a n lc loimlici >,f ib,, y anybody thought of me ex- tabe for you, Thank you flentat house fire here early today. The victim*, all Negroes, were P. Baya, 7U, Tampa attorney ami put you in a aplrltual mm-entra- King's piiviile i •>, chi uni i ,,,tm i'v rapt little Claranee. I’ll'read you A Marry ChrlftRlaa and a Happy Mr*. Katie Cora Wlnaton, .AM, and former head of th* Florida branch •Inn camp." hla Iattar. New Year." Thousand* of spectal»r> iainnied li K Clung,- d'Affaiin* F,luaid „f the National Belectlve Service "D ear Bapta, he write*, I am A lot of people have boon get­ two of her children- gammy <1 1/2. Registration, died at hla hump here Coprutiagen’x sunny, Chn ima«- S)uukx, and III,' I.'. S. mdti,n ting me confuted with Uncle Bam. and Beatrice, 2| Henry Jamea, 42. thla morning, decotMled streets to sc* Mrs, An- iuiciiI and nil nltnciuand FI Ion Clark, about no, *|*o ' » £ * V 2 Harry Truman and Cauda Pepper 'erson paaa In n four-hot «■ roach | The King's utliuianl Mien opened A native of Lake City, Bays to ptoaae chuckled Santa, "but k a ra t a little died. un her way to CliriatiniiHimrg (be d'Hii (o Hie iimlb'llre room served a* an attorney for the Witnesses said Mrs. Winston old girl, Frenew Middleton, Tin- Kimr'.* lord at,w in,I. ( '<I(II' 11 had escaped from the building State Racing Commlaslon during • asile. The King’* chamherlaln, Johan Vest, waved hi t liiai dial's hut ran back Into th* atructure in tha Con* admlnlatratlon and was a Count Bchullri, rode with her. Upon her arrival at the castle, billon 11n ee time.* mill Hiuiollliceil: M effort to u v a the youngsters. referee In bankruptcy for the "Her ul in-si, Hie tlnileil Slates Her body, with tho two children Tampa dlvlalon of the U. 8. Dls- •i detachment of the royal Danish r arms, waa faond in ■ tec- t*4*t Coort at South Florida for guard In rad full-dress uniform nintiassmlor lo the- royal Danish (OsiPmCd Oa Fags Thrssr presented arm*. Mrs. Anderson many yeara, ■tory room. 1 S r;'"Y c'r;,!,M :::,l",:l Stores To Remain Open At Nipcht For Yuletidc Shopping K I S t liOiiiH To Santa Claus Rejoices When Tot Remembers To Remember Him Nation’s 1st Woman Ambassador Warned To Avoid Danish So<id v a r -js Nm L': *-■»,; fikkiit) mi'i w. *1 „* * • �I g aaiw^ T-Tt-— • ra e e m m r ?W : — - r— , — -— ------------ ---------------~ t --------------------- — . * f i* * ; TUB HANFORD HERALD BANFOMl FLORIDA The Sanford Herald SMMMUlir* la ____ 'faalUhrit ■*«!<» r ,<•*»« salaMar i j axil *»■**» at III Haaanlla 4«*aaa ■« »»P«»4 iefaaa m i i m •M akar 3T. imp, at (fca.raal Oflir* V* kaalxrd, ll<<rl<1a, aadar tka Art l»wur»«« «r Marrk a, laar. iiiif.i.AVh f„ iih am M llar rmnuii.t itKAit _Ra«lnr<>« Maaaarr ki ll'll llll'TMia HATKt CkTrtif ..... -............S3l « 1 .U Mnnlh .... _■ | ,00 Month* .... J->---— , aim Mnnlh* .._ ....j,,___ _• aim »i m — ............-........ I ana II ohininr) n« (|pr«i r ir ia at kanh*. iroilmlnn* mtd antlrra nf tklrilalnmrnt Inr lh* parpnac nl paining Inn,I*. nlll hr rharard far k l irawlnr nriirrllalaa fair*, f B«air«#nl»d BaHaiSII* M» In M l hr nnpnprr IUnrrnrnlnll.r. 'll" t«rh, Chlraan, liriroll, tanaa* (lit, nnd hi. I.nul*. Th» llrinlil In n inrmbrr nf Ihr Maarlaird I'rr.n tnhlrb la rnllllrd nrlanlul* In Ikr unr (nr rrpnhllmll«n nl nil Ihr Inral anna pilatrd * thin nrwnpuprr, aa nail aa all AM_arna dlnpsirhra. ____ Kft 111A V, DEC'. L-?l7 ftllll TODAVH HIMCK VURHK Many mrn walking the »«mr PI» rrralr n imlli. Thai In turn ■1 HCR II riihlrr fur nthrrn In Mrnry Ihp same any, Wr should M tl* a lliH'il palh hj nnr wav nl IN. Will! In ttir way itf good n«n, a r l I m p fin- patlm of rightIOUln*»» - I'triv. 2:20, ♦ "The year of url.iln" I11 fotloral finaiictutr will be 19S0. , in the view of Senator Hurry F\ Byrd of Virirfnla. A deter­ mined advocate of the balanced budget, Senator Byrd aug* They tell ua that Methuaalah genlH that the nation facetr n fateful ehnice between govern­ livul Hfltt yeara, during which he ment which lrien to live within ita income and (TO government Hliprara to havr been exceedingly A'-livo, Then he pnared lo hi* re­ which makea no effort to do ao Inn deliberately goes on ward. borrowing to meet current expenaca and alnking deeper nnd Those were the good old day* deeper into debt. Wince then, with the speeding up life, a new limit haa bean xel The choice which the Virginia senator suggests mny not of on mankind'* activities Now be inevitable In making the budget for the coming year; it when folks reach three score and may not be inevitable at all. But it ia a choice which should len thry begin to think about ear­ have more .study in its own right than it haa yet been given. ing up on work and doing a apot Tin* tpiesiloti is one which ought to lie separated, somehow, of fiabln,' or whatever pleaaen fancy, from consideration of specific government programs and Ihelr Thu* It isn't strange that Sovirt objectivea, and should he examined on its own merits alone. KusHla and the outalde world It Is a backward procedure to consider the wisdom of -lioulil be speculating on what deficit financing as a tide inane to the question of whether Marshal Stalin, having celebrated or not we wish to continue anti expand the social welfair liia 70th birthday amidst the adu­ lation of Ills followers, h a a in activities of the federal government. We ought first to mind for the future. Will he keep decide whether we want a limit on the extent to which the on ns the generalissimo of Com­ government should borrow money to meet Its expenses, and munism, or will he ease off a bit? if so what that limit should tie. Then we would fie able, on That’s a mighty vital question, Htalin is the mind of Red Rus­ the basis of that decision, to determine how much of eaclt for sia. Hlu nod Is law. If he with­ kind of ponaihle government activity we want to buy. draws, who takes his place T If HdiO is not unavoidably a year of budget crlais for In order to answer that wt the government, perhaps we ought purfmsely to muke it must know what qualities have Htalln dictator. How does hr such, liul without [Militical bias. It may be that, aa some made keep control of the host of power­ argue, it Is not possible to make a hard and fast rule aa to ful Itrd lieutenants, any one of whether the government should pay Its way aa it goes in all whom would give his right arm for Wtalin'a Job? kinds of weather. But the quest Ion is important. Hr DeWtTT MacKBNZIB AH Forflgn Affair* Analyst • - ---- Keep il .i niriiy Clniilmiu. Drive carefully. Keatujn For Study PfCMilrill I mill.ill mrl Mlilt lilt cabinri ye ilrni.iy in ittnly lm dale uf llir iiiiidii iiimage Wild I they Air Dying In ill! It In hf'iitr oul toinr u iv nl p,i limit alinul five llllllnli dull III nr nlll nf llir Ameiicdti |i'"i'l w111n■ ut railing ta in . N. A ilien I n l.mer on, l.lltiill Riiusvrlt'-i i IiimI wile, it |>1.iilitnifi to gel II ilivniir Mir riiii|lit- 11111*1 .tlami lilt Iiiiimmi .mumil with lli.il IDuiilmi t’.il .uiv inmr I IIml I wlm pntrt At ,i i-imil 111ini .i | mul .1 i;ir.il -iiiui i.i iiiliiii-tn cmlrnlly lirlirvrt rthat iiQvlIumi I* fair m Invr mid i war. And tli.il llir IIII|HI|I.II1I r nf kimlnrtn ,i|i|i|irt mily In llir pnm 'downlinddrn Aicli.iuiM.in,. nrvri flo tine'* own wilr m family. Barents and educators tryjug lo get youngsters to take 11 proper interest in arithmetic in die early yearn of learning may draw some comfort from the revelation that Albert Kiiistein, whose eminence ia the field of mathematics today is almost mystical, in liis student days regarded the subject as sonielhing less limn all-important. Tiiia la disclosed in a chapter of autobiography written for a new vnhtme in a library of living philosophers being editeil by Dr. Paul Arthur Hehilpp of Norlbwesjern Utliveraity. Kinateln as a alialeitl wait Interested In the physical sciences, in which be now ia one of the world's foremost niithoriiies, but he failed lo sen how they depend on precise mat liema lies. So, by bis own admission, be neglected mat lie. mill Ira in college. Obviously tie has been able to remedy this neglect. t ^ Tlie i Inr I engineer of llir Flntlda Divionn nf W.iin Supply >avv I the proplr of lint tlalr Air mil mi mime lo llir mtinr w,tlri «lioi|A^r. whirh mr now plnui|u|g Nrw Yoiken. Siii li a tliiiilitljF^ elotu lo Ut tli.in wr flunk. AjOpidly ex­ panding pnpul.iliori, changing wrather condition*. ovu drafftoge, mid .contamination ran nun 9111 wain * Supply jutl an Nrw 'Ynik't hat been dlinotl dried. Jj gat;(li The only jhing thing tli.il ili.at «.in |iirv/nt it it propel plaiitiitni. Grnrl.il I.t.ilu*r|iii.) ffoolli, flinti­ er i11ler11.1liun.1l (iniiuidiidei of llir Salvation Army, wlm nbtervrt tin (Mill lnillid.iv mi Clninlmai day, anya .llir win Id i- mil niu li a had placr aflri all. In my opinion, the addi, "llir Imre* Inr gntid have nnet hrrn pi t(ioim ,11 thry are today all ovei llir wmld". Al Iwrnly everyunr it apl in think il IS A pirlly gnnd woilil. At 50 altmnl rvriynnr licmiu in ihangr lm mind. Dill .tl 00 alinnil no one n ready In Irate. Ilia experience Is one widen might well be cited to the rejiellimis sliideni who does not Hee w hy study of th is or that subject should he required. T h e re q u ire m e n t are not alw ays right, hut an effort is made to keep them nhreaat of the needs of I lie day. One of the first thiugn the student should be helped lo learn is th at all learning dependa on certain basic eleiuetlls of knowledge. M athem atics is one. 'Pool - Sharing M111-lilm>rv in 'Ali|rrlcmj itcricittj fur.turlcV wblclij wltjln ritill In gotnl winking tb|ulitj< ip, ling' hetn uuD Inlw i,lt» iww iliivelnp^itu^cH Iwhorc Hit* iiicnts tuny hiivib v^llld Qd 'in' in 'liImf'kwjonl H 1cot simplest equipment Id linking, Art bur Kent lug, president of Kkcn Products Go., snys that millions of dollars worth of old but usiiblo machinery, tools iitid dies are tied up in Hlornuc, bringing in no return. He suggests the leasing 11F ihN>qlilpm'ent, which might be set up nnd operated by American workmen, to put a founda­ tion under Industry in countries where it miiHt start from scratch. There Is precedent in Kngland, where one company making kitchenware makes use nf mass-production mach­ inery furnished by its parent firm in America, Dividends, royal la s, and service fees are returned for I IiIh benefit. The foods which the Keonotnie. Co-onerntioii Adminis­ tration are using for rehabilitation would lie pul to good min in sponsoring such s program as Hint suggested by Keating. Its two-way benefits should make it appeal to American busiiicHaiiicn, who are inclined to protest that "everything is going mil and nothing coming in". S A N T A A nd The M AG IC IAN lly LU CRRCK lUIDGINH Chapter Id the gifllo plng W iggle W ag gles, IIR N R Y’H I’RHh KNT Wrenches, screw drivers, and Zoiop and III* Wiggle Waggles Plkr* were strewn about. Home of quickly tied up Hauls. the bicycles had been smashed. "Welcome to your own party/" Hunting around. Mr. Dllly found sneered Zetnp, "I told you that what he wanted. It was an old you would he sorry for not in­ work suit of Santa'*. It was torn viting us." ami dirty but it was red and fur "Let1* give him some party trimmed. food," suggested Humphrey wick­ W’bat a sight Mr. Dllly looked edly. "How about *nm* gum when he had pnt It on| Long, thin drops?" Mr. Dlllv with Rants’* suit hang* Iniuiedlalely the Wiggla Wag­ Ing on him like a double sheet. gles began dumping gum drop* Hn snatched up rags that lay from their pockets—gum drop! shout the short and stuffed them which were really the enchanted In his coat, fitting out tha empty Manta Land workers and their apace*. utory hook frlenda who had come Then ho glued wads of cotton to the party. to Ids chin and cheeks, tl* had no Kiintn gnxnl i.silly at the gum hat so he glued cotton to his hair, drops heaped on the table. The loo, to inaka It white and fulffy tip of Ills own ninglt- waqd stuck like Hants'*. from Zotops'a pocket. " If 1 could When he wae ready ha was tha only get that, thought 8 tanta funniest sight you ever eaw. But longingly. Rut hn knew that* war anyone looking at him would no chance at all. have known flgnt away that If ha Meantime. Mr. Dllly and Henry wiiHii't Hanta Claus he wae some­ hid tn the bicycle shop, not know­ one who was supposed to b* Ban­ ing that Hnntn had led tha Wiggle ts Claus. Waggles off their trail, A ll about Ila ducked out of tha blcyd* the shop were bicycles and tri­ shop and started off for 8 anta'a cycles, shining bright with new­ cottage. He could hear tha Wiggla jim Powell writing for the Tam­ How wonderful they wnuld Wagglea whoogng It up over pa Tribune poinu out that the ness, look around all the Onrtatmas there, Slate of Florida is pulling MO,- trees nn Chrlstmaa morning > "Jingle balls, Jingle belle," sing 000,000 this year into a, federal thought llenry. He forgot for a nut Mr. Mr, Dill] Dllly, trying to eouiid iy and Jaunty, "Here come* wcllare^ptogram which-denies to moment that there v a ry likely very gay wouldn't be any Chrlatmu morn­ Santa htmi himself I tlw taxpayer the liuHl to know how ing any more. With that ha hunt Into the his money ie being spent. There ara Ha felt In his pocket for the cottage, Instantly he saw Bants hands pi people fh this slate on little present Tweedlkneea had a]I tleAup ay^ b* knew his,whole Plan wa* "* But It Jw| va* ton wellara rolls, being paid vary- given him, "Do not op#a until *"* Chrlatmls," Twoedleknaa* had amounts every month, because said. What If lhara wa* no Christ­ lihad Wiggla________T..... ........ r am past t v because they m a s ? Would ha navar knew what at him and then at tha m l Santa in apparent hta only present was? ‘ and than back again, Finally Zaeop said, "Maybe |t* ; beceuse they doWhit* Henry thought about tha Chriatmaa he'd never have, Mr. all dona with mimri- maybe not at the only kind Ditly was planning-; hbe to save Anyway, now wa have two Bah ‘ they can do, or for iome Henry, and Santa/ Me ' did not tas." n. Bat who them people know that the Wiggla W in k s . Wall, 1 guess that would have “ * bean the and of everything if It they live, why they are had nlrandy rni * This was nl* hadn’t happened that Just about or otherwise unable Prrtidrnt Tinman wivrly pniult oul dial the proplr of llir WOtld do lint want war. Iliry do not want sickness, hunger or death either. Ihr troulifr about war i> that for llir mod part llir proplr don’t have anythmn to say about It. In the United Slalet lliey do. In Eiudaiiil, ami a few oilier coun­ tries. liul about tlirrr ijiiaitris nf the earth's peoplr live under ah solute dictaloiilupt. ate told by their political leaders what In do and what to think, and, unfortun­ ately, when and where to fiithl, Many uf the leiuaininn ipiarler are t>*‘ . <7 not exactly peace-lovintt. 'as indi­ cated by the tinlingi along nur own waterfronts, nr hiting halls. Their ate as a mallet nf lad not many uf Us who are "loo proud to fight" under ccilain conditions and circumstances. m Home yearn ago I asked an In­ formed Cnmmm1l.1t wlist kept Wlalin In command. He replied that it was because Ktalln'n Judg­ ment always was right. Hy "right" uiv mforutanl of coiirr.e meant that tpiilin was correct In bis decision.) of wlmt was best tn further Rus­ lan Interests. I'mbalily there's n lot In that, fur Hlnlin ia a shrewd leader -political nnd military. To this 1111111it y must fie added that he knows how to handle men, ami Ihnt he ia ruthless in carrying out Ills Red program. He Is one nf tin- powerful leader* of history. Well, who of the Communist bends Is capable of stepping Into Minim's place and bundling the lull tic royal whirl) will be foil fm the iliclHtnrahin? A lot i l Iii-imI* mo likely to fall liefmc th*l lu iiinn'll out. Western observer* note that Hlnlin nppoiir* in good health and may lie aide tn rontlnue aa heml for come yeara. However, looking * Ml further they figure that 1In- way thing* aland the surer*lim, likely will lie among three men -- nib member of the power­ ful pnllthiirn, or policy makln* ■ummit toe, and all aa tough a» King. David’s subject* in Blbtltilpr. Till* trio cMitprlada Vlre Pre­ cal day* are anld tn have uaed mier V M. Myloinv, sued B!|, raisins aa a major part of lh* bn vrent I I*. Marla, M , head of th > hater with which they paid thXCX. dread seerrt polleal (Senrge >'■ The number of hones and uknv,-17, who la virtual ruler muka |n, tha U. H. haa fallen frpm 21,4-H ,000 in 1B16 tn nearly th* prehanl ordt ID,000,000 i ioday. Ip about thn same period tractora nave tnatrenglh. ereaaed from a thousand to Mai round 3,000,000. ,1 hi nta (MIH rd|e 9! fwi'l^n minister, Oi tad a my - fldtnre of the Generalissimo. , recent .months hfl: ha* had eh la mii terloua amignment which Next lit line la Russls'a snperpimril to be anparvlalon of the Itigi pollremnn, Rat la. Ills rise tn uffi-iihlve to romniunlre the Orient.. power was based on his work as Nnlurnliy tliat link* h|tn In *pei-lj- bend of the srcrel police. He dllaiion With 1lie Chine** Comimmut rorled several hundred thousand u-reasM, secret Hgentx, and administrated Molotov Is an "old HnlahrvK}■ cniicrnlrallon camps and prisons who wa* a liny-rebel against tha reportedly containing several mll('cars with Nlalln. Ills outstand­ iluu pi Doner*. Hf* office tn the ing (haractfrlstlrs are unswrrv- old l.uhinnkn prison has been the Ing devotion to the party and to most frnrrd place In Russia. Malm, nnd hcII effacementv lie Dm in |* ruthles!) In carrying l» a cnlorlrs* personality, bill he out duties. Like Htalln he la a • miiinands respect In all rank* — Georgian peasant, and he wrote ami thus far lie haa had the coll- the Hoviet's most widely known biography of Htalln. He travels about in an American-made bul­ the little box and peeped In-dde. let proof car, heavily guarded hy What he saw wan a tiny goldtn pleln clothe* men. Last ami theoretically least — feather covered with tiny idlver writing. For one whola minute although powerful — comes Mal­ he stared open mouthed reading enkov, also a ruthless realist. Hn early became a member of Htalln'** the words on the feathsr. Suddenly he cried out with jotr. personal secretariat and modeled eipthThen, hie face lit with happlnefs himself after Stalin, tvtn and the feather tight in his hand, Ing and mannerisms. Ha rose he whispered softly to himself, rapidly, and ha profltad much hy Next: A Merry Chrlilma* lo the great putga of old Bolshevists In the thirties. Alt. ................ jS . A1V'fS; fvV k have a greater tensll strength fo r | BIG E V E N T S *• "»L O N Cl W O O D HOTEL | — OM fashknad ' 7 cogra* Christmas Day Dlnnar ‘ J — Naw Yaar’a Rt^a Saypar Dana* 7 8 — Naw Yaar'a Day Daluta Dlnnar food Sorvlco Environment it tmmmmmmmmmmmrn/t NEW ELICIT V V J FOR / i f CHRISTMAS WE HAVE * NEW IM M E D IA T E B U IC K S D E L IV E R Y , B E G IN N IN G AT E Q U IP P E D IN C L U D IN G FO B ' P R IC E S 12467,85 FULLY ' R A D IO , 0 DYNAFLOW A N D O TH ER D ELU X E > N E Q U IP M E N T % • "W e CIo m H b tu rd a y Al 12:0(1 O 'clo ck " N I C H C U O N D I I C I \ C o, T E L . 1034 • 10,15 A strand of glass may hr 16 times finer than human hair and than steel. — NOW — 4 Snr HANFOHI). FLA. l /- mMWMWWWWWWMiel itu m m m m m m m m m m m m m M m m m m im m M M m naw new new nel e ;e ;e :e ;e ;e ;e " ;# ;# ;# i# ;# !# !« 9 !* ;* i* 5 * '* 4 !* !9 ;4 J * 3 B # t # :# ;e :e ’ e ;e :e :# ;e :# ;# A a r e yo u Ha v in g “Waited Until The Last Day” Gift Trouble*? HERE ARE A FEW 8 U G G E B T IO N 8 W H IC H M IG H T H E L P Y O U S O L V E Y O U R P R O B L E M S IN X M A S G IF T S F O R M E N . SOCKS V MEN’S By JEWELRY IN T E R W O V E N By 5 5 c to $1.50 SWANK 5 |.0 0 to $3 .5 0 FANCY neckw ear By REGAL am i SU PERBA < s & INITIAL $J.OO to $jj.50 Handkerchiefs ■ hy V " MANHATTAN y j c to J,75 gr . * - PAJAMAS SPORT SHIRTS •*.:(mm Manhattan A MaHboro B. Y. 'B ^ l ^ d j ’M A N H A 'H ’A N mf m 0 .9 5 | i •-U •’<. ' .J t . G ive a s a v in g ! a c c o u n t to t h a t y o u n g a tn r fo r C h ris tm a s . I t teachda. t h r i f t a n d fo rm a chnr< ,, , > n c te r b esid es a U r t ^ t f n h a b it t h « i w ill bn *1 v '.rr ■ * * < . 1 •♦ 1 tm eful f o r a n e n tir n U fnttm n. ’ j• ■ Wt have nrto# mw UHi for CNMmw cIyIrc. t tints lfttwHeary war In tka Wi«lY.7J*1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 23, - m — Military scientists are consider­ ing tha possibility of planting ro­ bot electronic "saboteur*'* In an enemy city to steer a guided miialle to a target. A hint of this vTas contained In a pamphlet Issued to«Jay by the Defense Department’s * flesearch and Development Board, lb k a new edition of the "Glossary of Guided Missile Terms.” The reference was tucked away in a technically-phrased discussion of "icmlactlve homing guidance" In which a mk»lk seeks out • target which has been "illuminat­ ed from a source other than the missile." As untangled from such com­ plex phrasing In explanation by one expert, this means that a mis­ sile follows a radar beam from a transmitter either Waled In, or pointed el, a city nr factory. In the case of pointing, the radar beam Is aimed at the target and reflected nff al an angle. The missile would "ride" the beam of this reflected radsr impulse and then blast the Isrget with an atomic or conventional warhead. The "suitcase" transmitter to illuminate thr target for the elec­ tronic eyes of Ihp approaching missiles could he deposited by agents. However, variation:! of tills plan also are possible, anions them the use of a "pathfinder" plane to fly high above and beyond nn enemy city. A whole fleet nf mis­ siles could be headed for the tar­ get, following a radar beam sent bark across the target hy Ihp pathfinder plane. Scientists are making progress toward development of missile* which will teach acroaa oceans ni continent*, but there ha* lieen tea* progress toward attaining a mis­ sile which could pin-point even b large city at Ihirne range*. In thr final phase of flight, a device tn "home" the missile in to the ex­ act targrt will he required. MAKS Tdim'REBBRYATION to S b* »*. w; gen* he 'u.WK«' Ml* Mr. I VV ■ > t 3- For War Damages May Be Used By War Strategists Hits Billion Mark WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. — (/p) — The money congress mithorlxed for Philippine war damage pay­ ment* probably will cover only about 40 per cent of the major approved claims, the Philippine War Damage Commission says. The amount voted by Congress wah *400,000,000, lo be used for private property claims. In Its semi-annual report to Congrrsn, the (lommtxstun said that through June ,10, 1049, it had received 1,262,331 claims totaling *1,210,067.060 for damage* to prU vale propeity. flu 200,620 claims approved by that dale. It bad approved payment of *183,232,636. "The large claimants, those whose claims exceeded I2S.OOO and include the enterprises which con­ tribute must to Philippine economy in the way of production and em­ ployment, currently receive 1600 phi.. 30 per cent of the amount of their claims approved In excesa ■if |S 00," the Commission said. "Thone 30 per cent payments were initiated after all clslms had liecn submitted and a preliminary analysis made of a substantial number of them. "The Individual or corporation, however, receiving only 30 per cent of the approved amount of his claim ia actually paid leaa than 16 per cent of rttrrenl reproduction costa, bacaune the rnmmlsslnn'a rttlenient la baaed on pre-war values. "When all claims are processed, which I* expected to be hy June 30, I<160, It la anticipated that the present 30 per cent payments may be Increased, hut thlal ncrease probably will not exceed in per cent. •'The finel payment nf a tnta.l of 40 per cent, therefore, will he .16 per cent below the 76-per cm! ■tntutory limitation prescribed In thp I’HlllppInp Rehabilitation Art." The Commission said a survey indicated that the small claimants have used their payment* for re­ habilitation nnd the purchase of necessities. "The large claimants who con­ tribute most through ptndnetlon, employment and taxes tn Philip­ pine economy have also used their paymrnta on claim* for the re­ construct Inn nf mmmerre, Indus, try and agriculture," It added. *• ; ' FRIDAY DEC. 28, 1949 THE WORLD TODAY Philippine Claims Robot Saboteurs Crisis For The Budget * * t \ r • r. ; • ''•;* I’V P .'T.-vi SKW f *a Y; •’i 'jv1-xH?*f, -------------- ? •/ fsp - (fe'»;• i f Alii a ! ’i ^ W T" r. ’ a- \ i:- . •t % i|A 1- �•r ♦r.i J g jD A Y J J tty y jj^ m w H A N m n n rtPRAIJv y A w n i m Hunter Home Scene S ocial * And A FP&L Employees Children Honored Tlie annual Christina* iiartv wax F R ID A Y The Town semi Cluh \vlll enter­ tain member* of the Tourist Club In tin* evening with n Christum * a |P 4 rty ill tile Tourist Center. lie ^ frctd im e n ts w ill lx* served. The Townsend C liili w ill entcTlnin member* of llu> ......... .. (Tuh with ii Christm as program a t 7:OiP l*. M. in the Tourist re n te r. Refreshment* w ill lie nerved. Thu regular Townsend CHtih Imsitirxx meet lug w ill lie dlsnendied with that penning. An hmir of uiuilitntiuii ntul music w ill he held ut the F irs t Hupti.it Church from 7:110 to H:3ll I'. M, * T h e iiuhlic In invited to attend. held for children of Florida Power A L ig h t Com pany employee* In the recreation room a I the S a n ­ ford PJaut .W edu exilay. T h e room wax ......... rated w ith a huge lighted C ln lx lm n * tree and n rm o ip iia le (oho i o f the teflxiitl. IT d lip tio.nl•peed acted a* .Santa Claim and dt*ti United g ift* to the fo llo w in g children. Roy K. Itnyue. Leo A . W ntxon, J r ., L a u ra and .Maurice P h illip * , H etty, lle c k y , M a ry , W illia m , H a r­ ney and Hetiny Jo iin x, M arjo rie and P h ilip (iooiNpeed, Helen and Hetty P itta rd , W a lte r F e x le r, J r ., C aro lvn and K d ltli (ie rtz , S h e rry T h ru xh e r, Ja n e . A udrey anil L a ­ SATURD AY mar P o rte r, (iene H illiard , M ary The Tnurlnt Cluh w ill hold it■ P al h er. H illy Johnxon, Pat H a ll, Weekly parly at the T u u riti Cen­ (Juno T e r r y und C h n rlex T . Hidoin, ter. J r . , Hetty Luuixe HiM ell und l.oAn hmir uf medilntlmi and mimic ritlno C a n ttio n . Will he held ill the Flin t Hupti-1 A l*o Jntte, Itoliert and John Church frnni 7:3(1 In I' M. C a rv e r, Brenda Jo y and Jo h n n y The public In invited tn attend. P h illin * , lllllv Morue, Diile I.lnvd M ONDAY nud Kavm ond Freem an , Jo e y A n ­ Training l lulu a Worker* enuurll drew *, T o n y lin k e r, Velm a Clew ill hold a rnvereil dish supper 1eland. .larnie, .tint vine ami Pamat the F ir s t . 1t.i|itinl C h n iili at tila Leo, Robert F lo w e t*. A ngle " :lld l>. M. anil Connie S tu w n it, A lic e , L a r r y W KD N K8D AY niui I.e R o v I In-Ii v , M a n ia HuntIle |iai I mental muetllign w ill he e u n n r , H ilda K rg le , loan and held at the Flm t Ihipll-t (Tuuen Flu n k S tu ffm il, L a r r y H tirney, follolng prayer meeting Sue K llen H rldge*. C ath erin e Fuye Ylurko vvirx. Kdw ard l l i r t , C a rro ll F d a w id HuM aird, Sharon (SaltoH o lly w o o d w a y, Jo an und A nn Fen d er, I'lilr iHr TH O M A S rln and J im llra n tle y . S y lv ia Anne, ' IIO I.I.Y W O O D , Dee. *_*:i .,p i~ Jean n e tte M arie nod Helen l.n u lx f Whrtt C h rist max du you in iie m lie r , P i Ice, Klir.tiheth Jan e L e a , und M ary Sue Noble. lim it, Some Jim einnloyee* and tlie lr T h is lx a xentim eutal i|iie itln n . Being * e n tim riitn liiitx , movie s lm * fam ilie s enjoyeil I lie event, H oliday were ipilek to respond to it Mnre music wo* plaved and light re ­ are th e ir unxivptx to the \ p Hullv- freshm ents were served liy M r*. wood forum question o f the day; Cole mi W lllin lt, powci company Oletin Ford—“ It was in I OAK, In inn ■ eeotii)m t*l. non A ^ (Hip’R’ins Is Honored iil A u x ilia ry I'a r ty i Activities id ,.'* * ,i , i. * y V .V H w n in . 1 o.l. . No. .'t (i.. tli .lle iho...l of P a ilo .t . I i . . in ... a W hitll< Lodge 'i ,i . to l.l , t » illillllill C lin lm a * p a rly .it tlie leone of M i* K velvn t io ji i.i on T u e sd ay. S everal games were enjoyed d u r­ ing the afternoon uni an e x ­ change of g ilt* was held. I.ote In the afternoon delirio u s Itoliert P ark, a student al the n fiedUmontx were «crved. L o v e ­ (Jnlverxlty of Florida, arrived ..u ly decoration* in the home fo l­ Wednesday tu vixlt hi* parent*. lowed a Yu letlde theme. S e y ­ mour (ira v e s , counselor for the D r. aial Mrs. C. I,. Park. prim p, eotnmeude.l the u n m m nt Mr. and Mr* Charle Park, .1 [ l y rone to* ion o f I In | ui i l y fill have to rived to visit for Ih. In.I t lien ivoi k. day* w ill' Mr*. M. S. Wlgg in uMil Hr. and Mr*. C. L. Park. HIM N S F M M O t H IS T I ' L l ’ n S Meudier* of the To w n ,e n d C lu h Tom m y Vaughn ha* a rm e d w ill e n ie ita ln m em l.ei* o f tlie Sanfm m the U n iv e rsity of Teau e.see lord Tout i-t ('lid . ..n Ft i.la y a* ut K n o x v ille tu spend the i'h ii- t . tlie T u iiri* l C en ter w ith n C liri-tmux vui'utlon w ith Ids parem am* p a rty T h e ir " I I I |„. M„ K |f i exi'luinge during the evening and Id e m , nud M rs. Lee Moore mol I I'fie - h llle lll* w ill lit* served. daughter Kathleen o f F t , llia g g , N . ( ’ ., are spending C liii- lm a - in i-lie e t, S an fo rd w ith M r*. M. S W iggin*. KII I«i. I. .11 H 19 t'oli'Miun* ir [ Mi MiMnM *|'iiv‘fm t ami \ | | ^ 11**11y S h ip p a n l lire expeeled to | a rriv e on Saturday from C ila n g e i H ospital o f the U t iiie . -itv of d i a l , tail'.nua In TellUe* >e to spend tin- holiday* w ill) 1l.ei 1 parent*. Clur eliee Mr K ey and David Jnek-o n . I,otli student* at tin- (.Yor gill School o f T erh llid o g y have al liv e d for the holiday* with then paren t*. C ap t. and M i-. Joh n Holt und P fr. W illia m I.. We*t Ii i i * a irived fru in Keoxler A I l lln*e m eh ildreli, Hoiil.v and Ita rh a ia , have .M ississippi to v is it foi the Imli- ai rived from (jiin i.i 1111, V i i „ tn -pend the lio ll.la v - w itli M i- M. ft. d av* w ith h i* m other, Mr* F i lle r W iggin- and Mi mid M r., Tmn W eal. Holt, M r. nml Mr*, ( i. I). 111-110)1. t. have a rriv e d from (lieenw od. S . C . to spend the ( h ristn ia- linlid a y. T h e y plan to le lu tu I.. then Imliie id.mil Dee. L!7, Mr. 011.1 Mr- Stumw Itoekev a rriv e ! v e - tiid m to v .*if ) |r * . i : S Hnekev and M 1 , and Mi i. John Mel eh. Mi Itoekey i* re e ii|ie ratln g fin m no npjirndertomy w liiidt tie Frien d * w ill regret tn lentil Dint " • nl in I nki'lm id i( e. idly under M r*. Jun e ( ir n v is of Mem phi* Term ., nml her of M r*. Paid lln .w i. o f this e ity , entered a I.....pit nl m M r. mid Mi ■ I, M. Stioi.iuakei filrm p ln today for mi operation have a- it ...... t>ui.«t - foi tin. h o li­ day- M l. mid M l-. I M Slmeipgk or. J i , and -on .Ip uniy of I'm iauui J i . C ity ' Lie u t. , K n o l l , It. Hovle \ lio llilil.ly n m l'K in .SluJ' Ilroderlek C ra w fo rd V I 'I* nevei full'll .................... I the t 'n iv . i oiy ,,f f'|orU H M C . n it i veil ycxterdny forget C h ristm an til ( i n ninny in C h e rty P o in t, N. C'. tu v is it tii* idn. tP M . We hnd. .n ilth lliif Out K r a ­ M i. and jd *. M Myic.ul ille M rr*. u iiu l F a lllo ill I ill ai tion* tn eat .l|int ho ( ’ hristm u* ami nunn iril I 'tnjtuy ( J l c l l . l i l h o f . 4 parent* at th e ir hiuiu vMiignnlin A venue, up. Fo r nnril* to c h o ff ter,’ 'MaVy Y M l e Hn/.otiM,' liuughttl l.le ill. P en t).' 1. Itn lim i), N’ utse II in ofiwnftaly, IMI 'BIHIUIJ. on Dee. 'Jo at the F e rn a lil Laughtart* C arp * U S N R . it exp*, ted to atM r. am i M m. W illia m lti< *0 wo gut! baphyth ton Memoilal so li and Alls* Hetty lluw i II lit liv e Inmmroyy in visit H r. mid A lm n tii a rriv e d I tW a y to spfind M i*. .1. N. ItlOvfiliri ill I lieil iionp' - (linger I t d r - 1* 1 I wit* i l l y itt a / i on flo iilli S a n fim l .W ynne ijj. old. Mv, u t a g g e r me t h t i i g i i i h r i i u p g h t.finil yet tyi. the rh rix tm n x iv llh M r*. IV. L. uni Mi l( . .t. ..a v ill aim l i ve a , ley trnlrt ,/ i f N *w ifiikt " 'and p u t t o r W Y h a tralu th eir guest* fo r the weekend S I■ York whl'Ve I fip n rtJfp f i l 'H l J f i L .y ’ ■flr* t an,I M r*. II i Miller-uni of llii«t C h ristn i*« w ith my n u itb a r " t N|• t Mix* A v ia Hum strnm nml Mi* ing* verni y e a r*. I nunem nyr L f W L lea net an il made cveryirtnly have lv up to Yrn m o n t for a n*M tn»i tn . , ,, 0 „ ► l.ient l .ii iiv K Mo*e* of lti>' » u w ith me.” I rented .. It.......... . got ; " ,,n v * w l" ' «• I ’ oiti-d S lid e Mr Fo i re hn* m Moulgomery C lift " I lemetuliei el n I............ i.'.'d from Hie Meol Him Is la m 1 the year the tlee l.orned down. a linrxe mid sleigh and stayed t w o t - ' nml a I in t f m o iilii*. It wax llte fir s t ( w lo 'ie lie ha* I,,'in Htatinm'd fm My Minllier wauled white eamlle* bn the tree and mv futlier wanted time I hud -eeo It xnow ." Frien d * w ill t.e glad in le a ill tin (in » I I m onth*, to -peli.l t>. Lin da llm n o ll- "M y fa v m lln that .Mix. A . II. H eel.w ith. J r . uml C h it i ma* todidav w itli hi* fan. electric light*. Muthoi cited an It *lam e when u tree lilol hunted n il . fa*l v e a l, tin* firs t C liri- tm a i young fiun John Law ren ce have ly al I Pal M ugimlia Avem ie Up. , w '.ax'•0 1 * 0 of * xliort elrctilt. So xhu . w ith m y (lau g h ter, L o la ." ieturued from the huul ImxpUal In i ic t t i'ii to duty he w ill In- *iu won out. The tree hurneil down.,I Ire n e Dunne " I remember when to th e ir hnnia on West T w e n tie th ttolled in K ill evepnrt, I n. And all mtr prexenl* with It." 'I I wa< nine uml had the Anilltip*. 1 Jack Carxon - “ 1 wn* eight t T lie wiioti* C litis lliia - wax held _ year* old mid wnnteil an vlj’etrU* iiim iin l my lieil and I gut a dull | i Haiti. Four davx before Christ* and dull buggy. Helieve it nr u O i i S max, 1 found It. So nn Chn*t- I *1111 believed io San ta (T a n s ." >j ' ma* flay I gave prehap* the great.Joseph Cut ten " I guess my fa- : ) ext per forma lire of my enreer v o iite wax the yeat I got lily wa- ' Irvintr to net xurlirlxed. pirn, My emixiu had a goat, ami Janet l.e ig li—"the f l l * l Clirixt- | let it he known that I wouldn't piu* I *aw xnnw wn* in lIMti. Sly lie happy n u ll’** I got a wagon " and I had Jimt ii pc it mi and elimerl 1 tut llrundwnv in a flop called 'Soliloquy.’ 1 wim liruke. lail loo liroml to w rite home I'm money I walked down F ifth Avenue on Christm as Kve, listened. to the rhlnie.* and looked al lliu window*. A I walked into an nutomat and I l l l t I'll w 11 e»teil iny*elf to eoffee and pie ANN u IIN C H M F.N T a lu mode with the lied I", cent* ♦ fiii my name. T h ai wax n iy^ h ria tmax fe axl." we found;\knfi4}ii ■crvini' ” fijti. dji *7 rtar'F/1 ll:i;il- l-iVJJiJhlL'I- Urn via-ryarssr^arc, SIKKiESTIONS IN • parent* Invited me ill; tu n w in­ ter lodge. I had mv picture taken there, and Norma Shearer *nw I and *ent It tn Hollywnd. That wax the m arl of m y ca*tve- , John Wayne— ''tho .<llM l«tnia* .1 got my hlcvrle. Th*t-,w n* the ven r I found out. aldfaW Banta CI hux— but my follrr* illdn f ko**" ghout It. 1 wrote n l r t W j j H»nU Claux that if I didn’t #et * •*»c I b . Ii didn’t cycle, man * want v ItjJrthlng M v fo lk ! had tu take ** '-he hnUpill T o color sugar red and green for C h ristm a s einikle* Idem) a little of the liquid fond coloring w ith a little xiig u r, then let the su g ar d ry . ' Tom ato slice*, spread w ith a m lx tm e of m ayonnaise and blue . ehce*e, may Ii* In oiled and s e rv e d ^ u* an arrom panim ent to xtenk w chop* fo r u rom pauy meal. FINE Bautiful Compacts L n v iiy Hemiinlei of a lovely Hay, Caxtln’.y Kxqulxiie lom partx, xtvle l Hy Fino M ak.'ix. From «2‘i,4> t(> N N N M N N N O t fiKMfiHMWWMf WWfifir > CHRISTMAS CSIFT * Precious Pearlft A Heinved ye ar*. g ift, Lo st in n * 'h e 'll gleam ing lace* huiidxomely styled From A Diamond (lift forever Our diamond* arc of 'tlie highest quality, , For MF.N and W OM EN * 1 ’ f" * - iA . i * *'■ V;k-Ji ¥'•‘1 . •*%b * 1• T fl _ ft !\> I ' f X /t > ___> J - . . Handsome Earrings (/' IN MATCHED *KT8 w INDIVIDUAL CA8R8 FOR LADIES and MKN FREE OF CHARGE » ninny d lxtin ctiv c p a ttern *, uly u ly ii a gift g irt to ha From f|-00 to 912-50 v . THESE AND MANY OTHER D E L IG H T S A W A IT Y O U H E R E ................... ... * ; e , " : • If ,1n it Ire* Hoy Chapm an .1 and 11. T.l i r - t i a u tin u rj 1 . fa f,i i r O bfl j.>> ( r. I 'i .M . 1 tlhit pf U *1 l (dll of H it J l 1 t-j f t uit *1* . f a n i . i n ' ll r>(i?i.>lliH i t . - *• • a il- J i' t 1. v i . t . .1 rut ( H i t i f . . . fit . 1kf (if t it* tl j|! ’ lu ifi.l « If. yhum hi i ' l hi h I 111' 11 > I'.'ur i m (nil al dm lii.m fi'i' hti Him svtt tnaih’ hs tin M utual I He In siiia n e e Com puny of New \ >.rk ami *i i " h . I hy .1 inortgaee on sugar com­ pany property hi tilm le *, lle n d t 1'. Mm tin and Palm Heaeli eountie T h e S n titli rompauy loan fo r 153(1,11011 wn* with tlie Penn MuIn a l L ife lu siiriiiie i. Company of Ph ilad eliiln u . It wn* seel I red h, 11 innrtnuifi. on llills lo o o i.g . nm ol s pi opet I \ 1 h i.l .1.. 11. \ It.. Ada in- 01 ..1 A r. u 1 1; rew1. . . 1 1 11 1 1 1 1.. ■hampon -hade maKea . 1, .n r m 'ro fu n . I t . I. Ip i'o l A t^o m 1 in ritth . T ’nti .0 o . ■ ,n '.*a r plrtir, . seen. t(lX P U a iK M K « X iU ^ U > ltn lM « N * N W M lV lk ;!V a iM a l« M « N « ( Mr and M i*. H .l.e rl Callnhnn F rie n d * w ill lie glad In leutn that M i*. M. N. C leveland i* un­ and daughtei S ie a ti of Atlien*, (in . lit livin g fo llo w ing n il operation are v isitin g Mr and Mr* J . H. C llllu llu n 11III I M r*. C el ti ode i'rige. nud eonfiueinenl In her home. M r, C a lliilu in i* a M ndriil at the Clark Moore of Jncksniiv .11. w ill L’ aivet - Ily of C eotgia ai rive on Snturduy to i i-g fm M i** Kath leen l.aheoek, .Mia* C ln i-u n u * with hi* |iari ai- Mr lia rh a ra t'lu ipu ian nml Mi** A’ern nml Mr-. II. e . Mnore. Joanne W illia m * of llim tin g to t College in M ontgom ery, A la . a re W iley J a m 'll ha* arrived from nullex School in Ja ck so n v ille to spending the holiday* w ith th e ir spend tlie holiday* w ith hi* pa­ 1expert Ive parent* in S au fo n t. la iie ll T a x i r in L i i o i l ' ■ ! I . ’ P.. k 'l l U iMa.vl.in D inner i i il.C g .:. : f u •. niui i,,.. i of it.. nn*.. C JiU ity Ch­ ■ i . < i ill t «llSii£ .1 IhMl* on t t iiii i .lihm 'l • . < ll!H |l M.if ft*ii o f tl Mils (nil Inn <illl*w|,** mt I al . <<n - • Im’k m 11if r . . r i i T IJitttni o f to.. Ii.ttid. ttoring it,,- evening Mi llig g i’i- wa* in . seated w ith n L a i.gon - w a ll Ii hi a iip itv ia liiu i of hi* , ..operutinn w ith llw hotel. I fo-e enjoying the evening with Mi Higgins were M im o Andrew Co- i im i*> , S cmiD oi I Jtivd K lln yli't II* H, l**»|n*, I I- 1111?It'S' K , <». im , ,, W \ I'lilM t’hx Jtfilin h t 'v , 11Mtr ti W> U hr I mi ul h im Iv> t. I<11 •Pe rso n a Is re n t*, Mr. and M r*. J . A In t a n g ib le l i Telephone i-is Carlin Palmer liny—Society Editor )ocial Calender w Personal I'A d L m ohida in nourr • HIVE V (ili r ('EKTIFK ATE It* I lilt. Y o A v « * ir .N (< ilt S a n fo i.1 C c r lir ic iilc k lot ..I 1 I*. 1 - n ilr .l I . w im <'..Hilt el sly lie, 111: s t w is m s m t i n t , iln iiil y nite* i lint |u im |u 'i m 1 f l n l l e r llt e l i ef m n k. yyiiin li'i fill ( It I t *t IT lit |n 'i'i:illy 1 iiest* s e ll -li| >| I l f * W ill. in i I n i n I n r 1. 11-' I'!.*- c i/ t 'il \\ nn I... I>niul Du I Hue n m l i ! eul n l in ih l.i'il. �San Francisco In N.Y. Garden, 60-44 February JO E p i M A O O IO 'S 49*000 « o « f p ro n e p o r t CARW W HAT T M » y _ PO WtTH MR wrrrf. (o it r r t m r CONTRACT 0 /9 N /N 8 S M lLM Dayton Trounced By Loyola, 69-46, Ends 10 Game Win Streak N E W Y O R K , D e e ,'23, — </n 81. Johns U n i v a rs ity „ n f B ro o klyn Is hack on the (ream In college b asketball. The Bedim 'n deniom drated last night they once ag ain nrp n power In tho indoor sport a fte r several Indifferent seasons. ' They did It the hard w ay iu beating Kan l-'ranclaco, last year’s national Invitation tnurnev w in ­ ner, W M l. before a Jammed 18.000 turnnnl at Madison Hnitaru Garden, St. Jrdirts blew a hlg early lead to trail, 2721, at halftim e, hut then came hark strung in llm aecond half to chalk up Ih r lr loth straight victory against no tie. feats, jAM rt c. Thompson AMO tVHCHCATV TA *e O H* rut CHICAGO M o c H t r o -P t W i r r ffRorntos 8UV ru t enow* T o dale the Rerlmon have beaten Arnold. John M iirsh a ll, V irg in ia T e ch , P ra tt, F o r i Monmouth, IxtllIslana S la t r , Itlim lr Isla n d State. K en tu cky, W ashington m o le and Ban K r a m l.r o , T h e ir next foe ts K ie l, on T u e sd a y In the fla tden. W hile S i. Jo h n s w as rackin g up U s m ill In a row , D ayton's |0 gam e winning s lre a k was mapped by C h icag o Lo yo la, 50-45. Colorado, W lc lilla and Dunnesn" kept their sla te d e a n . Colorado made it seven s tra ig h t liy dum p­ ing Rice, 01-51, W lrh iln won ils alxth by w hipping Creig h to n, 70 51, and the D ukes chalked up No. 4 by D ip p in g K ordliam , 75-01. The O klahom a A g g ies, K an sa s S ta le , lllin iiis, G e o rg ia Tech ., MisnotirI, C U N Y , Louiavlllt! anil Howl­ ing ( jre rn wei e victorious in other m a jo r intcrsccllrm n l games. The Aggies, licit 1ml at nne time by 11-4, tallied to tri|> A tkansas, 44-10, Kansas SIrtIx- howled nvci Washington Kittle, fll-IU , and I l l i ­ nois knocked Ht. Louis out of llm unbeaten ranks, 51)-17. Georgia Tech, sparked by Colin Anderson's 28 points, heat Michi­ gan HI ate, OH-llll, Missoni i nipped ftmilhern Methodist, 02-01, after two extra periods Oil fienige I .nf jetty's field goal and Ihal Heiiie mail's free throw. tJCNY walloped Callfotnla, 70 40, In the rirsl h alf of I he Midi BULOVAS wjjr, A m fo /c a h B owl in s Cornetts. V fO U R H A M TH T 9 7 * * m Mi / \ ATLANTIC c i t y / y i W IL L IE PEP O LD ROCKPORT, SA IN S ■ " " ‘V T l #6 TtATMtRWH/ONT CROWN Hi A R e TURN B O U T Wi t H a f I , W iN figR OH . 8AH TA A N ITA . PSRBV * 9 A N P Y 8 A P O i.H R .' hf K it § filial m SfWtfdi Fourth Annual Tangerine Bowl To Match Undefeated Grid Elevens California G r i d d e r s Well-Stocked With Ace Parsing B a c k s fluc-Gray Elevens Prep For Biff Game* State Farmers Market 'Kell Of Detroit Winn Batting MEDANAS Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Co. sntl Square Garden twin hill Louisville won ils ninth game hwhipping Louisian* Slate, 75-55 tin a neutral court* at New Al hany ,tnd. Bowling Green, with Charley Share smashing two Bowling Green sroring records, trounced Lo* AngClen Loyola, 75-57. Hharc tossed In II* points In break a 10. Kear-old singe game mark anti ooxted hit college point total In 1,335 to brat Don Otien'* previous high nf 1,312. In other games Idaho hast Mornlngnidc, 55-4D, Colorado Stale tok Lawrence Tech, 51-54, Long GUUENS From f>29*7r* PH ILA D ELPH IA , Dec. 21. — id'l — A tall, (taunt man known to millinna of haaehal Ifsn* aa "Con­ nie Mark’ 1* spending a ipilet dav at home today, rending letter* and lelrjtrmn* of eongratuhition on hi- 871 h hlrthday. r,*orneliiia J. McGllllcuddv — to n*e hi* given name - relehtate* a dniihln hlrthday each vear. ift wa* Icorn "In the middle of the night" ami never ha* licet, ipdlo -ore if he rnme into the world on Mis . 22 nr Dee, 21, 18(12. Yesterday, the man who lias managed the I'hlliolelphin Albletic* for 50 veais received sport*writer* at hla Hhllie I'arh office and later attended a lunelieon with filend* and relallvea. Today I* a different story — no piddle appearoncoa, no excilrment, iust the *ort of hlrlhilay a man of 87 would like to spend with hi* family. Yesterday, Connie told newapapei men that for the flr*l time "I realise I mast lie getting old," '‘I wn* reading In the paper the other day," he mild, "A afory nhniit the f)2nd liirtlula yof Pudge Heffleflngor (former Yule football great). “ You know, I can remember a gamr In I HOI where lie was the greatest player In the game. When the liewapaper* start printing new* of Pudge lleffleflnger'a B2nd hlrthday, I must he gtowlng old." .SANTA CLA RA. Cnltf., f)rc. 21 —(/Pt—Passing dominated tlm Santa Clara Bronco* drill yester­ day for their January 2 Oram." Bowl football engagement with Kentucky ill Miami. The llronca will ho well aunidle.l with passing quarterback*. Thei' me four of ’em, Johnny Pa*m, l.en Napolltnno, Itidi Toqulntn and Ralph Itirhloy. All were tossing aerial* ye* lei day hot I, long and abort and with good direction ami aharpnc*A single workout of the non scrlmniage type will lie held In day, the final drill nf the Bronco*' home prepnratlnna. The Ornnge Bowl special train leave* here Sunday night. About 10 playrr* frnm the Irfia Angelrs area, however, will take off tonight for home to apend the Chrlstma* holiday. They wilt hoard the train at Glendale and Alhambra Monday morning. Only two men are on the In­ jured list, hut they should I*' available for January 2. They are first string right tackle T«m Payne, who suffered an Injured ankle Tuesday, and (leurge !lnu*‘ Payne's reserve, who came np with n I,token nose thu same day. Wnrkouta will lie held et, route to Miami at Yuma, Aria., ami Avondale, La. MONTGOMERY. Ala,, Dec. 21 Thu Brunei arrive In Miami on —(A*)—Rival squad* for the 12th December 20. They will have two annual Blue-Gray football game full daya of action there before began checking Into town today. they tangle with Kentucky. First workouts for both North and South players are on tap to­ morrow morning. Northern coaches held a stra­ aa x r o a n * W « vahm hh* tegy-planning session yesterday. W ftK K K T Head Coach Ray Flint of llllH K P lIM T V». tm The following p ries* reports;} >'» mils and Rl|i Engle of (Irown Mis d rille r* on ih s H»n font **i»is got their heads together on a h-nriosr* M arket for priotur* so hi few basic plays, In T ro e k sr* amt Usalsr* up to i I The third Yankee coach, M |ise 21. I MW Ils, HI*. T s m ls rg rs tn , Hell George Monger of Penn, didn't Mraitsit Hu jllir l l iu * '1 >" arrive In limn for the conference. Knf'tM tI Nil lie FI II 1* Texas Coach Blair Cherry, I'Hhliaas »'l l.l> lis a * »} t i • I I'ahhaas »» l.h *V l It l» • I »'■ head man of the Behai*, also signed In yesterday. He expects ' Il'i Hpr I I I t In talk hualiipsa with his staff, f*fI4f'«»ltlitM . KNtrNld l«> Hmic 16.00 William and Mary's Hula, MrI ’H rrv ffM t J 15 • i ' * rue limber**. _ M t „ *'rnv and ex-Florida Gator Coach Hear Wolf, during the day. K hih v t*»i link I I I 0» • • D ttl.A N D O , Dec. 21 (S p e cia l) Pitlahuigh and VVYVK ill ytlie. Th e font Hi aiim in l Tn itg eiln e vllle, Va. ate Imlli bunked for Hit' Bowl roolhull e o iile sl to )>o p la y ­ luoadcast. Tlie Virginia station ed nl Muoieipnl Sladhoo here on la u mendiet of a 10-statlnn fontJa il. 2 litnlltlsCN lo lie a gaiue of halt hook up einrylng the game. dialini'liiM, fin 1wo ieason- it is (litniido'H -’tatlium seals lii.iiiiti I hr only p"*t hcumoii game mulch people and lias yet in lie filled llig two o o ilefin teil tenmx anil it in capacit y, alt hough Sul Ron* of I* Hie only gam e pluyi'il HMI |a-i Texas'and Mm i ay Stnte Teacher i rent for riia rlty . Collegia of Kentucky came rlo»n I *il III If hi Her I1.N0 * .1 *n Kt VIoi'Oil C o lleg e of l.a tm l*', lo dtawing q full crowd when lliey CMlilMhl 1Hu H -M n l i no * J; I liu llpr 11.15 * 1 *••• I'a. will lie pitied agaluot Fln o ry liattleji'to a 21-21 tie Inst yent. and H enry ( ’nllego uf Efn u ry, All proceeds of tho game will 'giyiiou K t* tJrt I 74 • t li Va. tor tills new Y e a r ’s D ay event. go to tho Hurry-Anna Crippled l.aitiuj*. Irs h s ra . Dry T h e y w ill meet on Hie field at Chihli en'* Hour In Dinatllla, Flu. 5 P. Mi, the second tim e Tu n g erin e locnteil alanil 15 miles frnm (IfBowl M flcin U have staged Hu1 intitln. M«lut#n4nce of this home game tinder lig h ts. Is carried ott liy Elk* Club* lit Hie T h re e indin nlulioii-' Imve co n ­ Slate, In the past thiee years, Or­ tracted to a ir Hie garni’. W IIU O lando Elks have netted $12,5000 ( A B C ) In IIIla m lo ha* Hie game for till* piejevi ihtough sponsoring for llie (ninth time. W W K W In ' the Tangerine Bowl gama. _____ Yellow llll III Hqllush, W illie till Hi HANGERS S E L L P Illl.K TuVnlpsi . |’urpi* Top Du* Ik NEW YORK. Dee. 21 (A’l .. t'l I l n n o r H TT uuiiialii*s Nm i,mu (Hud l I’eile, NuHoniil iiiii I o* h Mhi Ml Itockey l.eagiie Hlgoiil scorer iu eiieli uf the Inst three aenii null*, will tiv In lepiilti Ids fnrm wltii Hie Ituiitiiii iltultia. Tile New Yelk Ituilgrrs nnlil Hie light wingei In Bimton fur an undiiu'hiitvil '"ini and rigid* tu nil unuanieil umutmir pluyer PolIr, purelimti'd by the Rangers Iasi an111me i from Hetrnlt, him played with every dull In the cir­ cuit excepting the Montreal Clinadlenn. He lias tmor ml only three gunls and III credited with six nuiiltdii In 2H game* wltii New York. Cotton Bowl Squads To Split $250,000 Connie Mack Has 2 Santa C lara Celebration Start Injured, Quiet For 87th Birthday In Scrim m age Sports In Brief By ASSOCIATED PKHSH Baseball CHICAGO—George Kell, De­ troit third baseman, wua official­ ly proclaimed tlm 1040 American League hptllng champion, .3420 to 1427 for Ted William* of Boaton. WASHINGTON — Approxim­ ately in per cent or the Wash­ ington Sc nutoh* stork was sold to a syndicate of seven men. DALLAS, Drr. 2.1. — (/T> — film and North Carolina each will receive «t least 112*1,000 for playing in the Colton Howl Rum# Jan. 2. Dap lingers, chairman of the hom'd, said today, Roger* sitill the Increased amount (it paid 8108,000 Inat January) resulted from an «nIarued I,owl unit [lie fnrl that there would he fewer student tick­ et* than hf/pre. Rico has a com­ paratively nmnll student Imdy. The distance from Chapel Hill, N. C., to Dallaa will hold down the North Carolina atudent attendance, flti^ dent tlckela‘me one-half price. AW other ticket* nro *4,HO. Roger* raid lie figuird the Cot­ ton Bowl would have $100,1 000 net receipt* (after federal tax) and that only rental on the stadium, $45,000, would lie token nut. ■Utl LEACH, National Slilom champion, pricttcoa np on tbo Walor Shi Slalom courao at Cypress Gardens In propnrillon for llw Florida Slalom championship to ho hold t l Cyprtta Gardtna on December 2*. College Basketball By Associated Pres* Diiriuesne 75, Kordliam *11 CCNY 75, California 4*1. Pitt 52, Connecticut 3G. faing Inland 7(1, Ithaca 55. Louisville 75, Louisiana Stale 55. Miami (Fla.) 55, Mississippi 41. Baltimore l^tyola 71, Ohio Wesleyan 54. Spring Hill 40, Southwestern (La,) 44. Oklahoma Aggies 44, Arkan­ sas 35. Missouri 52, Southern Meth­ odist 51. HllnAls 50, St. Louis 47. Georgia Tech 58, Michigan Stnte 50. Kansas State 51, Washington State 30. Chicago I*iyn1a 50, Dayton 45 Colorado ill, Rico 51. Steve Van Buren of the Philadalphln Engles led National Football la-ague grouiidgfcliifli * In 1040 for the third atraigla season. In 1040, for the sixth time In the 1,1 years lie has been a mem­ ber of the Washington Redskin*, Sammy Baugh won the National Fool hall Is'ngoc passing clmmplnship, Syracuse University’s new $4, 00,005 gymnasium will he mm pletcd during 1050. MANDRDM COM PETES TUCSON, Ail*., Dec. 23—f/P) — Llloyd Mangium, out of golf competition s in c e September when he suffered a badly liC> Jured shoulder in an uutomoblla accident, will play In Ilia Tuc­ son Open here Kelt, I\ Mangrupt :.nltl he felt confid­ ent ha could got hack Into top condition ami take Ids place among golf's hlg money winner*. He won the mm Tucson Open. Marty Crandall, Syracuse Una Iversity national collegiate heavy­ weight hexing champion. Is tha sixth national titlcholdcr In I P history of Orange boxing. S A N I'D It t) ORLANDO HD T O R N ON T L A 4 T B A T T ill: I I A S H I N G A R R O W ROD CA M KRO N W A LTK R BKKNNAN “BRIMSTONE” — KIDDIES IN C O L O R — UNDER I headed by John James Juchym of Jamestown, N, Y, , Hieing MIAMI— Dinner Hour ($5.70» won the Doncaster purae by *i* lengths at Tropical Park aa fav­ ored Mi Preferldo, Cuban star, faded frnm first to alxth. NEW YORK—Frank Ervin, 42-year-old trainer and . driver front Aiken, S. C„ was the load­ ing money-winning reinamnn on harness* racing’* grand' (circuit (hi*, year, with *170,771. a l w a y s *■Skyway1 Matched EntiembleB crtHi'a C H IC A G O , In c . 2.1 - - I A ’) ijnirgc K e ll uf D rtn ilt wiis re rl if iid today an Hie ( lis t third liaium iiii evei in win the A m ei leun Leagu e tiatting crow n -und lie Illtl it w ith tile clu sesl filllsli rrcorii. The 170-poimd tiger, ciillcctl’lg two hits on Hie (Mud day of Hie I it lit Henson, xltmlnl Bustoil'a Ted Williams, who was held hltleus in hilt Iu I game, .1420 tn ,1427. Wiliianui iuIshi.iI hecnmlug n five time winner of Hie crown by iwo tan-thmixuuds of it point In tlm ailde-inle windup. There have hern one point imn gins liefiue, hut never has Hie edge had such a decimal da* ■Ihlon na this une. AllhiMiglt Nliaded for Hie dludeni, Williams topped the cir­ cuit In home run* with 41; run* scored, 1501 total hasea, !!5H, and III two hnn tilti, 80—one more double thin Kell. This sweep In Mirrlnliied hitting helped glvn Will Is m* "Player nf tha Y e ir” honor*. , 'Iriip sfriilt. ta siiR e s « lit tm iican He iM sp efnill. MurHli H c iik .t tin Taii**itui'H l / l lie I'm , IP ally nu lm< m arket » raker, ileuia no all ptmlllcr. ; lieniamt fit )OD flra p e frilll amt Tam n (f a ra il* iiu a llly Ilian prle** qliuteg Art Hmittcniin, young Detroit right hander, participated In seven double play* during 1040, tops among American I-eagui pitchers. xOltIDA S'l’A’ T h u a trc H AIR-CONDITIONED Y ire s fo rw LA H T T IM tfS T O D A Y ! BRAKE SPECIAL Johnny Isijack of Ihe Chicago Bears threw 112 passes In 1940, more than any nther player In the organisation, All of Syracuse University's Natlnnal A AU championship crosscountry team with the ex­ ception nf Dick Church will re­ turn for artlnn next fait. Harness race horses competed for nearly 811,000000 In puraaa Ten members of Oklahoma's In 1940, an Increiaa nf mot* rtlng eleven during 1949 were than 8000,000 over the previous Sc i o n t i f ic SaniHonlte Luggage Rich, long-Weiring linings Matched Sets 17.50 up ItltarTliMUathtr Mlritli Corning SATURDAY ONLY! • Double Feature • | t M\ H M IN I'M L 1® ■ 5f|Nf0l) " , ' * * ’k k R . „ ; J H ID I IN '1 1 i \ t,oome<l exclusively for Samsonite. Beeuttfuliy colored long-wearing fab­ rics that harmonias with covering materials. ) ' ' l l l l A 1K 1 LAST TIMES TONIGHT ■(tmsonlte's tough Vinyl plaetlo covering materiel resists scuffing and mar­ ring. Wipss citan with a damp cloth. ABBOTT COSTELLO — SCCOND FKATURK - SATURDAY ONLY BIO DOUBLE FEATURE \y«*v* stk) it before . , , wn aay it itgtln \ And this greeting in truly sincere , , 7 All wrnppe<) up In tlnaol and holly Are our good wishes fag the New Yenrt “Tha CASTAWAY** — with - JoMpk HckiMkraal Dittta Burke B«|M« Pnltatt — Mm — for Him or for Her Man's and. women's stylea fn fine leathers with' compartments foe driving.. license, business cards* MBRUCI GBNTBV^ (Boriti) . Chagior Ne. I ARCADE PACKAGE STORE s wO i aIrIeV ni da lnLnm&m M Dm 'ftademehfc ia » «Nj^(.V 4s 7 vur �« t* T ITT • •• o r--T*v\' r»rr « \vrnnti rttnt Ai.ft. nanw hd n.nwtM or hy atto rnry. at Ih t n 'tlca of "Leghorn'' hats a re named af­ lha I'ltrh of aald Court. al Iha ter the Ita lia n port of I rghnrn Court Mniiaa al Hanford, Hamlnolr County, Florida, on lha T.h day through w hich they arc shipped. of January, A. IV. I»»n, and In al But the h at* ac tu a lly arc pro­ In dafatill lliaraof. a nacraa pro duced In Flesnle, a Aiiliurh of In ­ Cunfaaao w ill ha antarad. and lh» land Klorance. aald caua* prm-aad n parle. 'VITNKHH my hand and o ffh lal «*ul al Hanford. Hrmlnula Counly. Florida on thta lha a|h day of ftaramliar. A. D . ISIS IN THK CUCIIT OF TIIF COI NTV O P. IIBI«NI*ON C lark. Circuit Court, JCIxlF,. HKMINMI.i: (••■l'NT> FI.OIIItlA, IN PIIOIIATC Hrmlnnla Couuly. Florida In ra- I'atatr of (O F F IC IA L . H CAI.I AHHIH'IATFH AltANKA TAKACII lUU'HIIUl.DKII AHHiH'J> Legal Notice KOTICH t ... o „*m:ui PAUL .'M't.I.INM, who wlif.Nr IO. place «f rmM.ru . nml Hitdrrsa la „a* Known , . ,,1^®’*. ®re licrcliv nirtlll,<| that n Mill llaa Ilian Inatllulril In ||,4 y 'r1 eul,* Onur. nf Ilia Ninth Ju.||. {)*• ‘ If'Ull Ilf Klorltl*. Samlnola f.f.iin1)- In Chwricffy. uiMrr it,, title of li|„y r MI’I.I.IN.i va AU.I Mi'Ll.INH. anil lhal (ha Mllaf 'muKhl la an ahaolut* i|a. *rt* ,of . anii• IV ,* ,h.»faf..»e re,pilr.it |„ I Attornaya for Tlalnflff ■ppaar In aalil tauaa In nataon Hanford, rlnrlda Legal Notice Oacraaad. TO AIX CIIKKITOIIH ANI* I'Ll! HONH IIA VINO CI.AIMH oil l*L MANPH AOAINHT HAII< KHTATC. Ton and each of you .u r I , . , , by n n ilflrd and rei|u lr»il to p r. am t any rlalm a and drmaod* which yon. nr a|tli*r of yon, have analnal lh a ealale of A ll A N K A T A K A C II. ila c a ra d . late -aid C o lin ly. In lh« C nunlv J i i .I k . nf Hrmlnnla County, Flm ldn al hla n fllce In Ihe o ( li"H » aald Cniinfy al Hanfnrd. Fh.i»,|» w ithin alah l ca l.n d a r nmnih, from lha ll n i. of lha fit i |.,ii.p cation of ihla nolle* L a . h , 11 tin nr damand ahall hr In u m in i and ahall a la t* lha pla>a ,.f , , ■Irtanca and p n .l n fflra a d .lir-- >>r lha rla lm a n l. ami ahall h» .worn lo liy lha c la lm .n l, hla iu-nt m h i. a lln rn a y , and any an. i, l.iim or damand not an filed h ilt t.* Dr. Henry MeLaulin Oplom elrltit 11.1 Magnolia Are. T r ic e H Reduced 20% On All BLACK HORSE ALE E X C L U S IV E in r \ it For Sole I'l.ntv nf Nice Union liat'fd Orlando llgwy at French A»e USED CARS |iir«Hiii|* I'liuigr Ml, eacli 650 »''• WelKh' V l.l, M A R K S V II MELTON’S USED CARS 2nd A I ’a lm i It o A. K. Rosseller. I'M t S GOOD i ON III I ION IS til 21 Mn. • Busy Term** W K DO O i l! OW N F IN A N C IN IJ I nine III • fart V('|ualnlrd Phnna Florist » e |.|j \ v, I'll.me 21.’ W I'lir IT IIN Iv IN O F F I .I .O W rlilei* Ih i’ YELLO W “ I 'II ON 10 1201 1 4 4 4 21 Iln u r S e r ilr e YFLLOW C AR ( ‘O. M r h a » r I i i i i i Ii art l i r e (* hi Mir 'a Amura *>»»»lra M allaa n u n **i a jm i h i. JT v T IIK A lufa T«on(liwl(»> Mllhfld" Con (fHfttl t * 04$ NOW O P K It A T K D A S JIMMIE’S GULF SERVICE (.linnna Phone m I Aa.C/ 1 h i (lo ti ( y a . ■a.\4 y ’ P0'1 >oa' f«o ika S in g le ts . y . O w in '. I Som# cult* la i n lti« than i#«|f Or«f V.000 •* ag«t * l ,_____________ t u o m n I •'lb f*lf tslprwa •d* do Ikii N«d fipkl k|liM'«n WfMt— CROSS I V I FOUNDATION HEARING MAICO m oon, BETTER-! ASI I R HEARING YO UR H CA R IN O S E R V IC E C EN TER I lim a I t a par lla a la a a r lla a I tlm ara rapr p ar Ilm a M a r lla a la a a r lla a a tlm aa Ha par lla a la a *rllo u M ilm a a l r par lla a la .a y H an 8a p ar lla a l a r V .a v lr C a a l r a r l F l r a m i l l •» lh a lla a . I l a u b l . t a t s la r b la rh f a r . rap a. ' PIIONE 148 W at 'A a w ill ka araaptad a .a a Ib a n h phnni na m i n i . a a d a m a b a ra a I I r a a r a a m . la l l . I . d l a lh a ••lap b aaa baab. In r a ln r a bar tb la a rra m m a d a ila n Ib a a d v a r llM r la a ip a a ta d la p ay p ra m p iiy . l a a rd a r l a r aa la rrndda Ib a baal p a .a lb l. a .r v la a , a ll W a a l Ada m a i l ba •a o a r n lfla a a a Ib a dap b a fa ra p a b llc a lle a . P lra a a a a r lf r aa Im am d lalalp I I a a a n a a a a ra ra la yaaa ad. W a a a a a a l ba ra a p o a d b l# f a r m m a ib a a a n a la r a rr a a t la a a r lla a . SANFORD HERALD KEN T —.1 ; I— # V C L A R A A P A T M tN n L Room* gfd Storai. HU W, ftr it Btratt. r l iowa 1011._______________________ Two room apartment. Apply 112 C m A vp u a. N pw three room furnished cottagp on lake. Boating, fishing. and grove. All ronvanlencea. Phono 1620-W I._________________ Cottage, unfurnished for rent. HU Blw A v a ._______ _____ ________ Furnished apartment for rant, l l i J j j ] ^ veS5= ^ KOK 2— W A N T E D TO K E f W - r ft I: i II O ffue u iil who enn SINGER MACHINES Christmas ENJOY Sunday dinner nt t.uiiey’s W A N T E D meel piildir, type mid knows ' gifts. Trrms. :Mr. E. fdh St. 75c »Imi w»«k days. Lumhca A Phone ULM. some riiillm e lils of Imokkecpini;. _sliort order*. Must lie neiit my I plen«nnl MOTOROLA.RADIOS — »lR 7h up X-MAH G IFTS FOR HIM A HER W rite ill louiflisnil In liny K In Portable A Tahla Models CROWN LUGGAGE I'lire of lle i old. HANFORD JE W E L R Y AND in Mulched Sets LUaOAGP. CO. VANITY 0 ABKS-JBWEI, BOXER Counter u u l wm ileil. Teim ltnil G rill, Hun Slut Ion. Iln ys. 100 Sanford Ava. Phone 1.14* B R IEF 0 A8B 8 CLUB BAGH CAMEO W A L l.K T B 11.00 up Wo both load wh«H goM daa’t BANPORD JEW ELRY A !•— W ORK W A N TED - •' bring your prtacrlp41aao t i •LUGGAGE CO. . ., Lansy'a. Phono 103. 100 Bknfprd, Avo. kPhoiid I.14R TM VITOR VV IRK DIAMOND RINGS CITRUS rn iit ‘shipped fuC Christ- Kin- rolls .lies on plowing ao-l RIRTHKTONE (hung tut ns or gntiien plot inns. Mrj(. M .11. Saekell, Mli-.l SIGNET AND LODGE RINGS AI ' te n mg Mild gi ■ »-Hng I.... . ('hrislinas Gift Cintiiu; reason SVNFORD JEW EL R Y « •rig Ions. I’l\.'ll- I.W J. J.t. * able rales. Wlirht VVIIIIsms A LUGGAGE CO. R i m .ell Co. (Not tin- > 2<>n N. I.sill el. 1IH) Hanford Avp. Phone LHA Plume Itii i ESHEI.MANH Rrd Rose Frrd Vl.l. TYPKH of blllblnser wml Touchlon A Walton. 1201 Crlrrv r.'H-oii il.lr ral. a. Fie» estlOMi G ET MRH. Brown Miller's Fruit Avo. Phono _________ r*. David E I 'smellier, I'boo Cake* at Plgglv Wiggly snd I1B1-M FR IED Shrimp Dinner, Served Table H-Mily. "The Boat Shrimp on Earili" Phous I I or VVlile I1' D KiohI, Roy 0*1 I'mmI., every nlghl at llmoer’a Grill, Holld Cedar Chest ' hi pent, i tog, llulb llllg , bio. I 010-XW. 124 Ea-.t 1st. S treet._______ luymif, I'Hpri llsnging. phi"' Shock Resist. Watches f&.M S w a p H ifor. tn.s e . 4th st. vv* mg. Work guaranleeil. fmt tb i' Huy, sell "r Irsde most snyNrw VVork Shoe* .... 11.05 lllg, rensoiiable pro ex thlng. Phone I OH J. Courier Paints gal.|2 50 Army Cols1 nianketa, Sunglai-es, North Florida Stuart sod shell Bools, Tarpaulins, “Ralncosts, paeans, finest ouallty. 10 lbs. 12- - SpriYul Mervlrru ill Hunk Beds. . W. E. Klrchofr, Jr.. ROo ARMY-NAVY SU RPLUS W. 13th l l , _______ NEW F L O O R S surfaced In p .. 105 N^PalmeUu_____ Ph. 1121 fei'llim. Old flunrs made |il. AB GIFT ItKADUO’a STERH N E W M A ST R ye r Plimn. 110 rolls. FOR nULOVA - GRUEN - ELGIN . new. Finishing, cleaning A- «». 1125.00 delivered. W. J. Thome LONGINKfl • VVITTNAUER I > Ing, Pvirtable power plant. Watches from $24.06 son, Hortentot Ha. Vtars asperlsm-s In Hemln Also ,Natl. Advertised County, H. 5t. Gleasiin. j.si.Ala PltTBBMRU Palnta for evetv MEDANA WATGHEH from $12.95 Jifarv. purpose. * HANFORD JEW ELR Y 8KNKARIK (Base A Paint f> VENETIAN HLINDU made I...... (LU G G A G E CO. 112-114 W. 2nd. HI. Phnna 320. <i*r. Seminole Venetian lliin Ph. 134* 100 Banford Ave. (hi. *20 VV. 3rd. HI. I'limwPA RKER • EV ER fillA R P 1153 W ..Ten A Pencil Sets ft— A K TIC LK H W A N T E D — B nAl,'L 517 for ilaiterV, (Ienen,i- . RONSON. EVANS ABR LIG H TERS and Hlnr.er service. Ilwsm'i And Cigarette Caae* from $4.«o Highest cash price paid for used Battery Hervlca, 101 W. Ft.-l HANFORI) JE W E L R Y A furniture Ted Davla Furniture flt Co. 311 E. I at. Ph PM.__________ ORLANDO Morning Wanilncl. Or LUGGAGE CO. 100 Hanford Ava. Ph. 1341 lando Evening Star. Call KmI|i'< For evening appointment* and 7— I’clN-I.IvvHtock-HupplleM Ray. 1105 J. _ _ _ _ _ _ demons!rations at home or si LAWNMOVVERH^aharneneil, In store call 1110, your Kelvlnatnr FOR HALF— elf* rcpnllcd, lock m key w m l Dealer. Range*, refrigerators, Small black and white gentle-male No wnlting-wnrk guariinlccd and Easy washers. Rt. John’s horse. Four year* old; saddle II. W. Hliunian, 110 East Ith S Electric Company, First and anil bridle. $125 00 Ph. *RI-M. Hanford, Fla. (Formerly with Magnolia. ______ Williams Klajt Hhnp) Mandolin 7 case, naver used, cost Registered mcMer spaniel pupKAMEY'H Uphojitory Hhnp. Fm . plea. Rlark and buff. Ph. 1070-J. 3*0.00 will sail for 12* 00. ph nltuie nnd nulnmoblles. jlrs-iii Across road from Mnvleland m o -j. Rlde-ln. 7 . able prlres. Frna pickup A <l> TUXEDO F E E D S : Complete llaa. l(yr r/a._!ln* 1441, ganfunl. Hnni’a “Tiuedo * “ __ Blora. _ Young fat turkeys. 65r pound. Vmloinili Refrigeration Hervl" Cadies' Dlamo and 1 violin, Mrs. Willis, Orlando Highway. ' and Appliances, Call 1P2 R 1st hmiKe Nortt. of Reel’* Wraeklng yard. • tot'A I. and i^mg Dial ante M$»v Plata VtctorlaK Parlor 8uit|. • ln^. Hlorsge and Cratlng/Wlgbi Hanging Lamp* . Glass. Alan S P EC IA L FO •WllllaniH A Co. (not Ine.) 2'H> Assorted Broiler Chleka, heavy Truck* and Traah, Select Your North Laurel, Phone 1014. and light, from Pullorm Tested "Fafr “Tradl“ (lifts Hers. “ ' f r i g i d Ai r e : Flock*, Rock*, • Rode, Wyan­ Poet", Park Ava. at the Q Hslea and Service dotte*- Crosses. $1.1.0-100. F.O.B., Course. Winter Park;____________ 2 Factory (rained qualified Hu C.O.D., Live Delivery Guaran­ Cabbage plants. Harlan Market vice Men. teed. Take advantage of thla orida Danish. R. lltl.l. HARDW ARE CO. offer now. O R K H T M O N T Ph. ISO .W HATCH ERY. Dipt. «J*,-Bog 7, IF IT S A Briggs * Stratum 1 Blackwood, N. J. 9 0 8 T A PO U N D — II HABY CHICK 8 P EC IA L. DactmBillfold, v ntalns money bar only. Pullorum T Important' r*. Keep Hocks. Rocks, Rada> W: ey, return fold and padoUse, Rock-Rad Croaaaa ■ar*. John 0, , Jr. Ph. -100. Not Sand, F.O.B., C.O.D. 1*04-M. mo. THE WANTED T W 5 "*iiD R O O It PURNIBHED HOUSE. W l“ ' PERM ANENT REfllD B ■OX II, BANTOBl) ir o H ER A L ^rssn .'Mims r» a u A i urH Furnished Colt Hammock m v u Umber; m. npdtm Conyentei Located on Pavod Rand. fcg R, e-o HtraM. * fror Bale or R«it. , i room cot with bath. N. Lanaharg, 8, Bog 141, fllndervilla.________ APARTMENTS, Ona or two room* furniahfd or unfurnlihed PrlfOto •'"'‘’FSnaBs1- N. J, There’ll be Christinas crowds on Long Distance, too *01 Grahww |l*g . lor*»••!«.U«, >!•«•*• I'I ioiic Hill'.1 T b a fn lln m la a r a t .a apply .11 W a a l Ada p a h ll.M d la T b a l a i f a r , H lla lil • i i»iui%% I'm I hrialmua A New Vear W lllinU ( I it If S e rv in ' Station CORN Ell I'.VIIK mid SECOND Nnnfnid’K l.enllng Paint A'(ilium Slur* For Reiuilts , . ANNOUNCEMENT SANFORD PAINT &GLASS CO IIKRALD Wpnt Ads rf & R " New Stock -- All SIZES F re e D eliv ery J K W K I.K H S EX P ER T W Vt't'll A NO ie w elim h i :p v i s i n g :•i r \ R K w i s h :, h uimm v ii :i »*» iki ••mi*\ y TDRKKYS ANNKTTK'S / .V S Plate Glass MIRRORS 117 H. P a r k WITH CJ(W £y 6 /{0MTE1TK Genuine PITTSBURGH Thompson - Reeves IM roH IK.ll void. Jl't.llW A. TAKACII An ataculnr nf II,. I «.i Will and Tralanicoi ..f AltANKA TAKACII deceased Flr.l puhllcallnn liaraini.ap HO _____________L Phone 51J p v c .r . n v R - bnKalet. U ptlficatlon tag — 1-1. l.ruiR dihi.iiuc telephone lines will he uow deil on Christm.is ICvc nml Christmns H.iy We ll lie on the jnh doiiiK nui best to pul cnlls ihi<>ni;h W c'vc .idiled i lot of circuits and tc.m.inr.cd others. ICveiy sw itch hoard w ill hr in sen-ice. ICven no. th n e m.iv l»r delays. You'll uel lastei set vn c if you rh* vein ' .»Il»n*» before C /ii/sfill.i\ I'lve »>t after C / iin s iu . I'.n s �r ~7 -t '■- . . •" m - * ,' ♦ r •mg* snr Turkey, Vegetable P rices Dip In Final Week Before Christmas *.n Rifle* Shipment To (.'tiinene In linn net I W A S H IN G T O N , | W . 23. — (■}’) The .'irate Department -aid to* day ii lou turned down a rerpted B y A h o c ‘i I» i I H im from ii private firm for permission lu ik c y |irier« d ri lined two to «ik i rn lt .i |>oiin<l in moil place* litis to send IPP/MKt rifle s to Notional­ Iasi week lirfm e Chriitm nv — .md were about 20 rent* cheaper limit ist Chinn. Officials sold It was rejected I lie all-time liitiln of Im t V tilrlirn r. ♦ hecause the firm had no rifles 3e, on I'<inuly-*i/rd bird* averaged around 07 to 09 cfcntx a pound i# hand and no specific source of many highly competitive chain Mtirr> scro ti the nation. And poultry supply for them. They gave this account: mrn repritled them plentiful in all lire*, Gnhhlen weighing mure than On November SB the Drlgg1H pound* wore g e n e railly lly 10 to 12 engineering (,'o. of New York ap­ rents n pound cheaper Ini him amnll i UK sens on n I price skid this week, plied for on export license for Miritr bird*. Ii upping two tn 10 cent* n dozen f j i m l i ' n i r * went m ostly tin- i prielnrlinn continued liltili. The plus government rifles. In tall., with Drlgg* representa­ t-linnirrd finin Thanksg ivin g time tirric iillin e Department reported And lirrllrluy menu piniincti. look­ eg output lit mure tlmn 3,800,• tives, it won deter iiilned Unit Dilggs did not have any rifles rim ing fin something (reside* turkey iHMMKI hint month — Till per rent for I tie main coin so fmjlnl limn", i *in V(i the nveriiffe for the month— any specific source of supply. Ho pork Inin innsti* nml t ill I wet roasts mil m id the rule of Iny per lien the application wa« returned to costing nlimit tile same ns ii week S ’ls lit n peak In ull part* of the Drlggs on Dec. 0. I’resH officer Roger Tuldiy told ego. "in try . reporter*; "We’ve never had any Price.* of ninny fresh vcgelid.h's Milk production for Niivrinlici rcipiest for ait export license for •or the menu side dishes were u 'Ueeiled M,rilll1,0110,1100 poiimls and such rifle* from the (Thlnese guv* little lower this w eek: celery, rad- upped thn previous record for the eminent," tshes, tomnloes, smip bean*, cnli- nonth, set In IIMtl, hy one per Imiri'i n iru m liers, chicory, (mini"' ■('ill. pens, peppers, Hpinneh, Itetlill coffee prices edited slight blgliur In some stores, W. F . In New Yo rk's hunt! prndun (CnslInrS S*s« rag* Oasi mill kel, the (inly Vegetable* Itigli tt illiiimsoit, iimtiniter of the N ii itiih Ii scene nml guide the rescue snlrl e r limn. nl lust C hristm as time "Hint Coffee Association, coppers run expert to find cof- bouts. w ire simp licans (th e F in ik in cun nigh tide on the river was nt ’ee stnyiiiK at the piesent level wus ilniiinneil liy Ii freest' lute lu*l ■ nl,mil It A. M., and the rescue n sunn what Hither fur u limit tnolithl, in iro ts (u ffe ctril |(y nilpaitie* Imped to lie able lo remove une liecno*e "iiiu iiy ronipn files' some ot I lie bodies liefuie then. favnrnlile glowing wenthor in Cnli Hires lagged fa r liehind replace* fnl'liiu I d co lly > nml iu i Imim Hum lliihnl, chilli mart of the Nuts for tu rkey s tiifflo i', fruit ■i id cost In an effort to protect Huvnmiiih lied Ctiiss ilisastei coin* h" eiiiim m ci, nml these will now (like , mince liie lind the nut howl mil lee, said the first search par­ were ........ Inpidnut ihnt the Vgiirul- "nee In cmne up to the new Incle r ties could imt find u single lurgo lie ndded Ihnt there I" piece of wieckage, uml I Imt appar­ lure Department incllldcil l Inin " is." ' ry little low price coffee left ently even the engines were under among llm inost-plenlifiil funds fm the pre-rthtistinas week. I(nl«ln« ii anyone'll inventory water. were no I lie lint, too, The Don A llrndslieel whole* 11u tin I *alit there wus no way of M intij'c.. were liellig widely fi n. ■ilc food price index this week knowing how deep the wreckage tliie il fm Imlidny fin e w ill 1 ' lined nne cent fmni n week uito was hurled in the mini. He said he Home I nlifm nin vurletlcH ii . nmi'l n fl’i.7,'1 mid mnipnred with (11,23 believed niiiiie uf the Imdie.s rnny ns Ki u n is n dozen ehcn|ier tlmn i your ng» The fiirure M'|ui'*enli never be inn vu red . u yen i min. he t nl ii I wlmlesnle cost of it piiimd All base officials sold the bond '"'ll of dI general use funds. Top 1*1mil. eritf* eolitIll'll <1 till'll nr probably tarried between 7,0UU ami M.ttIMI gallons of gasoline when w hole earth, who, after suffering It look off. P o p e ' s M e A H iu r i* The first salvage purty to reti nulr uml pinful events, tm n l hell eyes t Itwu r,l this sposlnlie turn from the dismal scene sold (('.iiilluiiriT l-rum .*m , (III* I see os towards an anchor of sal* fm,r bodies were found, but they that the ItTiU Ito ly Yen. Will lei >o*lon fur the whole world. were cut nipped In masse* of w m , n .1 y e a r of, pence and not ‘‘ (''nt nil llmsc wlm inline marsh gms* and underbrush. Vt'iir of justiee and not id lit luli.it 1 heist not exehlsIllK Hose who Twenty nuuhottex were urilered ffolsm, lie e iie iu iln g eil.u i ineerelv luit vainly nwiiil I,is Ii, whin k a path for the rnsrne ‘ i defend their "Just iiripl • nl ion*" mlrift and oilore him a* llm wiirkei's, I nl said Hie possession nl mil erinl mil' |ll (III list'll Copt, tl, H. Hnrrlxmi, public inUs ihi> in njiliels wenltli w llhnul fulfil In I, re| is of and still III f’ClIllt* do wi open formatimi offii'ei', sob! the wieekliltie n e l lie tlaiv dual and a l Hi" -anil' ag,' would cover a football field " I f on nl line nrenalntin," tin1 rope (,!iui> W4' Stl'lll a wi’lcniin ft HIM Salvage workers sank up l" I la ir Hiiid, "mi Invitnllun to nniiy lias Hie ill'll 11 or a fiithci i mpit* in the mire. whotiii Is eii i in Im th from lilts Sposl* fnth. ■rhoiH 1 ill till Chatham Air Force base anIIIM'l u tali!'. olle Her, on this orrnsiie wi re- b it II of Cod Inis rulin' to Os nmiiH'i'd ihi list of II airmen iie il it ninie w arm ly nml inilernnl* 1l llll Je.'iiiH tin • !«•decnicr.' aboard the Imndier: Iv x x x Ini nil those wmi inline The I'ope also expressed hope Clip!. Ceiirge V. Sweat ingen, C h rist." that those wiio have hern urtm- pilot, lllreroft nillimander, Cidiua"Iloginiiiag tndny," ttm I'olie her* of the Itiimnn f'ldhtdlr S. C. "sn iil, we iliiect to the wind' wot Id. Chureh and Imvo strayril nWiry Ida, (’apt. Andrew (I. Walker, pilot then, mir pirn that nil men unit v mid return tn the fold like Norfolk. Va. encti olio in parlleilldl*, fim n uvery (lie ptmliifnl son. 1st l.t. Rogers Hornsby, Jr., land and every shore, may ur* Apparently the Pope, in re* navigator, Denison, Texas. cmnpHsh the doslretl fount return 1st 1,1, Ihilrtit W. Heckman, to m lllU a t athuisiu, with all thn ui'ifency'di'iiiand hy to il In# meant CommanlNiti hut apparent* luinilinrillcr, lllrtnlngham, Ala. these extinordlnni’V lllties. h he Ii'fc riu d Imth to Com* (’apt. Anthony C. Colandro. ru-, 'Mur invitation, he aid, is muuiaiii and In the exit ernes nl tin,- tinvlgntor, llaltim ore, Md. HI ell nt to he iihuve nil th d of ■ .ipltaliniu nlien lie snnll "• 1st l.t, lames IV. Johnson, Jr., p m v s mnl lio|ms fu r,tile good nod "In the hoc In I field, the eniint* flight engineer, \V. Va. fpl her who Invi,s"\tn1l* xilflep i, Plane Cranh ■ happiness of all Ills iliih lie n . And llil'm e n oil ninth at" mu I'h llilrrii, at h'ii*t hy i IgM lillll' di oie toil * pose, even 11111*1' ith n ,|hi >e uhini* doned ns, wlm have in; ired ns, who have made and ' h uuih* us s iiffe i." The I'n ntlff expressed I "pe limt there " i l l I ki many conversion* ii* ' * / *4 * 'V .■ •t * v r> i ' •*8 • •• i . • .* « m ; i* r > i i- j J y ‘ g i. B J. ' r rrteltlfifi of Ijftd'iT filntl llUsitdlli' ' ll". vury toots by ilefurm inv the ItiiaH" of tnati. In.-,tend 'if h i, real, rrtu lv il nuluio wltlt ortifti md destiny in (imt, thoia Tit' ' • en snh.'itituted the falsa M tlm •it man whose in n sile are la a uiv onto hlniself, x x a "Hut I lie more terent innova* ' i s have pinvlili'il mi hotter to* mils. Sint loot from the srime Mistaken premises and taking tlni i iwmvard jinlh in another direc­ tum, they have led to nu less lisnstrmis (‘imseiiuences. Indlld>'ig tin* complete overthrow nt ie divine order, ■'ontem|it fur the mithilv of Die liunuiii person, the denial of the most *arred alul itmdiiuiculnj fieeiioins, tha Jo* "tlnalion of it single eluss uvei •he olhets. (and) tha nnalnve* meal of ull persons 'and pro­ perly in ii Uitoliturlun state to no legalization of viotonra aim o m lllla lil atheion." Then the I'ope Invited Com* louiists to return to Chrlatlanlly : "To those who support one or the other of these sue Ini system s, Imth o f which are foreign anil opposed to the diving plan," he •aid, "m ay there lie n persuasive nng in llm Invitation to return m natural nml C hristian pr|ntides on which Is laiscd .e ffe c ­ tive Justice with respect for ii'gltlmute rteedums. May the re­ cognition of the fact that a il men m* cipml ns regards tho Invlo* lability of personal rlghta pul an end tu the futile, atiugglu which provokes to hiitrvd of nnther fo r hrother." The I ’ope then expressed hope o r a u n iversal e m lu a clp g o f* the during I Inly v«ni'. SI me I lie I02fi Jubilee, he sind, the ii 111 ii I if i of Catholic in mi* slim lands ha* more tlmn d'llilded. •Hut," he ndded, 'with lint groati . i (trief of soul we CIMiltut ltttl|t thlnkliiu of llie f t r a v e dauiiers threiilenhiu m nlteiuly ifflle lilift rtdipimt and its in sllliii|n ii« in oilier routttrle* of h u ip e and A sia, like limitless Chin*, where revolutionary upheavals n cotuli* tlmiM Hint were ahead' iililum c have converted field* fl aii'lsliinu Willi life Into cemeteries el death. T h is cumlnn holy y m r , the P o n tiff said, "must lie dl'clslve, especially far the I iiu kci I for rullffious renewal of the modern wei'hli" , ., "Oh that this Imly year eimld welcome also to the yie iit re­ turn to the one tree rhurchi n* waited over the cenlurloi, of so mu i i y who, thmiuli tiellevliiif In .liistiri C hrlat, are for vnrlnua lensons at’paraled from her, hi) said. "W ith unspt'iikalihi uroniilnifs, that sp irit, wlm I* |n the heart* ■d Ifinst people, tnilny ctlea out linpm rlnuly the same p layer uf mir laird : That they may ho one. "W ith (food reason, men am anxious a limit the effrontery with which the united front of m ilitant iitheltim adviinrex, and the old (lunation U now voiced faith. aloudi Why are there s till *e* piirutlnnaY Why are there still schism s? When w ill ull the Chemical control of weeda hen forces o f the spirit and of tuvu been found cheaper than hurnl* he haimoulously united? .uttlng hy tho R ural Ktectririi’a" I f , on other occasions, on Ip* lon Adm inistration. 'Vitutlnn to unity has he«n sont , forth from this apostolic xao, ,on tills occasion wo repeat It Fifty-six per cent uf 1Ire ait ilarmo more w arm ly and patarm illyi we urned In through Pontiac, Mich.’* feel that we nre urged by the iox system In five years weir pleadings und prayers of numer* also but only unu pec cent ot W)f- IP FRIDAY PEC, t t lM t THIS SANFORD HERALD. SANFORDl FLORIDA lovers scattered over the dhorio alarms were falye, (f * Sanford Churches U'uatlsRsa I k m n i t (M*l •■ii T.irj.Uy at 11:00 A.M. by Llsut f'.tiil Jor.c-. "flar.ta C la « ” y..il tic pic m t to hand nut gilti and deeiirullnnn will ineludc a Chrirl- t.tid ;:U tuns tree. Carols will lie sung and :•!« recitations presented. Regular •ve­ 7-4* iling services will lie given at 7:3<I , 11(1 .10 I’.JI. During the afternoon Run- » ', (in shine baskets will he given lo Jill those at the County Home gad <i,lii Infiimury and to shut-ins, gnd :i:.t.'n |(i Christmas enrols will he sung fur pi:(l(t i'ftin tr Hantn Claim 1'n.itniii !((<*<** fur a l"«ilr 1‘iipiiUr MiisltKeynotes hy c*rl» Variety Hull Meet lire Its nil Nlxlii Killtlan t’tlll Itssit at Organ Hpnrts Kthg or Dny Atlisle InterTortn II’* Jiuoe* Time rnlleil Sn linns lic it Hi iliul nr Atii sir them. At h'irne wlib‘ Mii.le All Souls Catholic Church will uiirn I 1;»0 fVSWM hold Its Midnight Mass Saturday iiior. Hiva orr algid at 12:00 o'clock with Fnth' i ySA 'ITH IIV V William Nuchtrnh officiating, and tVi'nlirn J 0 ,ll tmrv,i masses will be held nt 8:00 A.M i.<nrid id Mews and 10:00 A.M. Sunday. ChrI*t- , no The 7 O'rlnrk ('lull flow* mas mush' will he iindc.r the direc­ U(Ml n alar Alimle tion of Mr*. F, ' K. Rntiaiiiltit, «; JO I'p Atormaa lirv u ile a * chidr director, A midnight nla>s ,:«S Alooits In Ataxic it O II ■Sew* is also scheduled to ho hold on IS K(ire*try Hhnw New Year* Evu. Ii 1(1 I'otiiilsr Aliixlr The First Christian Church at '' IS Variety 11:00 A.M. Sunday will offer » 101(10 I’lli lip Parade ar. A liny-A flirt-Ar Sluxlr special program of Christina* enr- in, |U!l(I Old, New, linrrowi<il, It lu* oln with J. Walters leading, ’’No I 1 no 4’tdldren's i 'I hhsI" llunr Room fur Jesus’* will ha the sub­ 11:10 Allillltl lie view 41’HStl'l H IS Allude Hawaii ject of the sermon hy the Rev. J, i: no News Randall Ferris. No evening 17 is Th* llnnit IVnaon 1J: .10 lino X*1111, service will be held. I (ill I'npiilor Htar The Assembly of (|ud Church, 1:15 tJilla Aoierlifliia 1200 I .mi re I Avenue, will conduct ai an Alnsleiil VarltlluB its speeclul Christmas program Min lia r Nun,. Ilnarh J'OII Tnday's Hinr Humbiy night at 7:00 o'clock with .1:111 Aluslml HlliiWdm* music hy by the Sunday Hehrsd 4:011 AlOSle l"iver* Prusriim pedal tousle ee,illtne Jlv * Hrsnliii, l:lo (jlmm* and soloists. At tmlo 11:00 ',11,0 ho I III y thm Ilnur A.M. service, the Rev. |„ A. Allen n 45 The Hrlaht Hind will deliver the Christmas Serinoi X UO * '111 ’ •■Ik , 0<i ii «* The Rev. II. L . Miller wjjr"dc M nrkil • t|*iuiri Kiri i liver the Christmas message at the *15 1.10 T w itl.h x iHoagli Chureh of Cod of Miller Farms S'10 HiMiris Parade •MS Ileuny (liiniliniiii l> iilo r|u iu s Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock. ,':llo Haul a OIiiiih p m arn m i • Thn Free Methodist Chqfch, >:fs uii dx V K< hunt I-vsii * a 1 West Fourth Street and Laurel 7:10 ’* the . Tups IlfHMft) • • Avenue, will hold Itx Christmas MS • at ■ pingrnm ut 7:30 nVinrk, Sunday xiOo Sj .111 Alee l I lie Hu ad veiling with recitation, dialogues 'lillll Huron onry and[ Hpii lul music. The Ilev,’ Fred Vi.10 apart* K I iik af May 'l:SS AHisInO fill*, flint*. I(. Hurioii, pastor, will eopduet the 5:45 IP * th,lien Tim e service. ’ in. on Papal ir Atii*le tn( 1 .1 Vo riel y At the Christmas service of the 30 AI ll" la h w llli IliiMle First Church of Christ, Scientist, ,I I H ill News Him East Second Street, flam Law- I I IIS Hi*n orr son will he the reader, A speclnl program of music will ... he eglvcn The Geneva Rapllst Church will have special Christmas service, I.H 'K N O W H .U : H er 71 lA P l Nr* Vurk prlre* ur rim Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock will i.liiKnrly (m il* mid v*s 1*1 u Julian Sleiistrom officiating. The "fit'll liy Itle Pi.||rritl Hr:iie MurGeneva Methodist .Church will el N fS h Her, lei \ VNi'S'luf Hal lie :ui, i a Ir in hulil ii* riirlshuAa service ut Utltd H.i.d rj uii I it jr t in-s.BIt. p u i An, o'clock, Honday morning. i " , Her olid ripe i . oii. Hnap 11 , mi* iiii*l.. I* pi l. e* o,|. Wuffe Hour Ruling DECEMBER 31,1949 IS IRE LAST MV r ,r , on) '■vhen ;he leirned he iroi to be ralaaaad, fihe wmiled 11 yrnn after Idl cnnvlctioir, itnv« up hope for Ins release, and was married In 11(42, This marriage was nimolM. In 1044, she wus wpd to Correntl. Under the law, Hoy was legally dead slnci> he was sent to prison for life. "I waited all those years and then I married ngiiln," Mrs, Co.'renti sohtied. 'The day lie was con* dtimtuul, 1 was free. Wliot wu* I to do: "After nil, I've got to tliink of the man I inurtie.;, too. I want I.ouU to come out, liut I'm tomarried. | can't meet him. I can't." W E ’L L B E A T . BO O M 225 M E IS C H B U IL D IN G W E A R E M O V IN G T O 112 N O R T H P A R K A V E N U E S A N F O IU ), F L O R ID A C . M. B O Y D A L W A LLA CE CM. BOYD--CDMPANY so r iMcoseoriAHo) LX O ' i :c > X "YOUR M UTUAL IN8URANCK FR1KNDS" 8AMF. PIIONK NO. 1U-I tema ICssllMfC Pane Ds«l lions. Revisions, also |o be effectin' Jan. SB, were Issued at the *kiti» time In exemption ret/ulatlon* fur workers employed “ ‘ * taliiatlinli*' ii i, *1 III* salesmen and 'local wnrk. Under the d.x is tjp f m u la tlu V ' ft. worker 1 'lgHslf , h i nrur**A|onA ------, ilfled enu or executive could not be exeirtpl If lie did work')lba I Imt peffonjr hy poii exeippt w p rk frsr-a g ,fo human life ," Toward .... thie attainment ..... It 1is real and siiMi'.JM peace which and enduring, the Hope »n|d, ,' ] have ever dedicated all out* fnrta 1 first, that war Iw avert! later Hint Its dostructlen and ] suiting griefs lie clrcumscrlM und niiw, tn lossen the surnnr cottsviiiicneea that atlll today an>M heavily nn so largo a pgrt of human family. ' ' "Ip thla goncroxlty, so Ixiuiilcatta and *pontan»ou», we recerm*! pleasure, anil and huld hulg up ^gaM^ with pliasure, i example tn all, that good __________ istmag which, according to th# Chrlatmag messago of‘ tha Ilia .anlfcl*. glvte giory *« to ii1'*! w"’’ and haalena ' *1 Ii tho com* DIAMONDS For ChriMmaH iiinesil diirliiM (h* im .rnliir Mirinn ie»* ......... Him h VH le al liien l . i a i . 5 1441. .......... n .u ... aim, p ii.p . in'ol* 1.511.4..50. ' ull. 1.041, U'n, r, w 1.7,5. loo ( uii and Forever! pimrer pimrer I 00 3.111. I,Inis' lies ii * hll*lie|* 50 , d lrsw lierrlee pel i,l 55- tin. few li(4V*‘n» ‘ .5(1 L'dliliiae I *, tl,i elieI tune* tin. iiieslt.t r.pind tj'tie I 1 'iP'uhlher* liiirtii'l 1.50-1 15, row I. Mnkv hi*r dreamH come trite nt CHRISTMAS with the Hunhinif renlity of u beautiful diamond ! Chouse her •olltnlro or bridid duo from otrr ’ seUwtlnnfr 'itf'JWililant, fJlU’*!|iiality genm. We guarantee their high quality- . mid their value I Priam from 7*. pourer <|1 1 ,nr.-3 1 ,1 1 1 yon......r«w ...... j .mi, large sis. Z.JA.j.f.O, else fen f,„ *i 35 , plelile* • *.75 ■If ir lillll 'lumi'y Illy CI'jVlAe(ll); Usjlilelliiii* 1 *, hualiel 1 1 1 - 1 . 514. i ’hui.|i etc *3 on '(ttldtv**;hlrnrr gtldtvxi^’hicnry • hu*h*l» ernU'K i.on.i.M Ml, ,10(471*r low n* .71 Itsenn.lu Iiiiftiel* 1 (..l-l 35 1.1?M*1,50. piiarer T5 Kanirui.ite per i|t in. i| t i i l l u f ' hi i l i a t r . i i i r 1 1| k f.|i 1 i/lmi'H l (in. i f.i, (ew liiinrej to*,75. |1 imi.li.e i ila Mii.ireC' la ' ' s t S r u Imshrli, lew ti'ft’ t c 5 2 9 .7 # •1.55 7 . oft. , o u . I . Hi.feu 3 71 I *V, fe,v 1 Mi, id . in . 11(1* • 1,5(1. '• $ 1 5 0 0 . ill « IV K HIM A niNO . . . signet, lodge g/id eiahlern rings, handsomely styled to |/lena« every man! From f.'elerv 1(1 in. H i rules Oolilnlihour! 2 », duxi'ii » on, 1 d-ixeii ami ii dll* FiirieS.fMi f*|ll ihid flHttf.lM*, hlf'jo t.t». ti**. ill (yin hi Him, i > i, in, I ll > Z-11 das I All '.'on Peppers husliel* I'ulir Wander* I.Ml. jiiairtr mat *■,,.,II Mia I 7 n iliir I, ii 11 ii *.. i ts o -jiio , poor­ er 1.4,4,-1 !A lie,I* | All-*,Itli, ||,|. Iloaolle* 3 1 ii. iw l,„ « i,| * 1 .35 . j, in IlndlKlies 14 *|l h, a* reds X14, (In* 75. Miilinsh Ihi *I ii .|* York ?_<ia-3.:i. 1 , 0 0 - 3 ,(10, large U y e ll m v 516"■ 560 NM OK F it s ' A C C K S N O R IFN : elegant Ilghl4'i's, lighter-case eomlimatiom fo r hint ov her. From |(1. to |2B. H t r o i e ’ ii- omhde Halloa tiliahlde l a r g e III YITV I o n - I f,a. w h i t e . 7 5 - 1.oil. (T C A R K T T K t ’AHF.8 uutxlilu snlcsmi’ii. Another clmiigi1 liases the side* volume test uf the '!<irul retailing" exemption on “retail sail's of good* or services of which more than BO per cent of thu dollar volume are mails within th* state." The wording has lieen 'ratal) sale* the greater part of which arc In Int nutate eommyrea." 910.00 la 930.00 r v vw rr.. • •- ■ Ing o f peace on earth. •adaaMaciwMlate*. afk a* traacaatcrc pra® H O L L E R 'S • V I ; ; ,, , FA M O U S N A M ES . •asy ta atpty. Vary a jiw ltsl asa aaa* aavarv drtai * 40 i I'Ft Holiday Service Special i r ro m Vegetable Market -5 — t ( C n t t iw i s Truman 'q Lifer Out 7 Tcjh,' Hgt, Lsomitd II. Hughes, light’ engineer, Texu*. Staff Sgt. Fred W, Ciiiinlnghnm, ■ tiebo eperalnr-gtiuniI', New til- lic e " workers. Th" new , regulutlons, ftpplyl(lg leans,' I.M. professional, exgcullvn' gml ad* S la ft Sift, Manson I.. Crcgg, to n.liiLii'iiilixt ntnli IV.'HMi,* til-Ay lit; niliiistratlve' employex,' 'tanner, Texas. tlm hours they eabtuit be exempt If S ta ff Sgt. llm ilc ll W Myers, spend ut "lion-exempt", work .yx gunnel, F i auk fo il, Ind. Slaff Sgl. Hilly t' llrislid, ttun- coed 211 per cent uf their own work lime. ner, Tuusria, Arlx. The main ehnngit In the regula* lions of feeling exemptions for out* M o sh h ku | ie Hnlemuen and employes ciigaged In a local retnlHng rapacity exei«Hi Peer IIM, lemis the exemptions In worker* blessed day of the year," of these ly|M’» who sell "service!. I’oiie Plus remarked that "youi The idd legulotlons limited M* excellency has appropriately made tiniplions for ‘local tetalllug" eitt* reference to the gi.id licnefitn plovc* lo I lo'se , nuuaetl In mnlilpg Hint I ho birth and mission of the retail sale, or good*. Now tlwlr divine redeemer have inougni can be exempt for the retail sale to mankind." of services. This also upplles 'to “Indeed," lie continued, "salva­ tion will not come for the world un(il mankind, deriving It* inspirit ................................... d e "x­ lion from tha tcaelilngs und ample u f C h r l.l, comes to recognltu that all men are children of unc father In heaven, destined lo tie tru ly nrolhets through the union of his divine son, whom he sent to he redeemed of alt. "O nly this lirnthfi’houd givoti to man. w ith the bluest sense of purHoual dignity, nssurnnee m true equality, the necessary busls of Justice. "O nly this brotherhood gunrun* tecs the g ift of tiue Utterly In the enjoyment of mir light* and In the fulfillm ent of our duties l« nhodlcnco tn the laws given by um iiivhiv wh Alm ighty (lod andi Ids Divine m Ron for tho morality uml sanctity of I RADIO STATION | W.T.R.R. I . * ;* ;i f ‘ timepieces fo r years o f service . j tjj’ ' H U I.O V A * E L G IN For thn men and woman on your g ift lis t : fnmoua-maka and pleasure! D * , Q o f « ! C heck b rg k ea, llghlfl, h o rn , w ip ir* ,' | ) € 9 a I 6 e a lte r in g a n d e x h a n n t ay atam . *t; IN W A T (!H R S . . . i ^2 4 .7 5 to IROCWW ** *? O n ™ SW siwja*. Q i i r a f c h t e k m w Im ; M r f m r i M a c i i n S U r P i um y , fo r a i m u W f r t N h o lid ay Be Right! Gfl I» •« « — WWI Don't W g » WeHr ready now! wail. . / t i y ' k m j ' V 8KB HOLLER MOTOR FOR SER f'.' WERT t i nl’ f THEJEWELER •' ' /’ V i s l a *t • v,y> .li -V M 'tvrv * j . *» ’ V. . '■ »1 rV..SiWAlt ■ , t A H APPY I JsSaxi1.. i i , AJi. I'Yk' SftcSifiPi1\ • i .. ' - • L U 5 "J| r ln /1 If .iWA.i' V. i ‘ •• •• i ' ,. ! -A ' ' '# „■ �■» •' >’ ll J “>ff*v' t . * * •:• t wr* ••• Ifn ? ' *. dft • m . *.. & tl& �ggg V* I V r*~ r~ S W f ' ■ * ■' ■' ■ •. *: Yugoslavia And Santa Claus May Have To Keep On Fur Lined Jack et In Florida U. S. Hit A ccord On Flying R igh ts By Associated frees Sants Clem will even find hit fur-lined jacket titeful in Florida loniRlil when lie makes hit annual trek from the North Pole. Of tonne, the jovial gentleman won't find any mow in Florida, hut he may encounter tome sparkling white froit. A told wave which originated in northern Canada—Santa's home territory — hat been creeping southward for nearly a week. It rrached north Fluridn last night and sent*" BELG RA D E, Dec. 24. — t/P) — ti-mperntun-* skidding to tielow The United Rtatcs and Yugoslavia frri-xinjr mnrk* In many northarn reached a provisional civil aviation and rent r a ) parts of the state. agreement today allowing Ameri­ can civil planes to flv over this F L O R ID A — F a ir today and country’s territory and land at !t» .Sunday i-xrrpt ronairlernhle rloudiairports. firs* with a fow showers lower Simultaneously, It will allow Fast flnnsl. Continued mild and Yugoslav planes to operate over rather windy. Fresh to occasionW A SH IN G T O N , _Der. 2(~ (/P) American tones of occupation in silly timdi-rntely stronn northeast —flm lrninn M cKellar (l)-T rn n ) of winds on Fast Coast, elsewhere lhe Senate Appropriations Com- Austria and Germany and land moderate lo fresh norllicaest winds miter predicted toilny Cungrrss at airports there. Although it was not specified ih rmiirh Sunday. will rut government spending In the agreement. It was under­ sharply next yenr. If Mr. Chius should come in the “ The tax burden l» too heavy stood here that Pan American daytime, tic'll neetl dark ulaasea on our penpin to keep up this rate World Alrwa/a will use a stop here lirruusc tin- sun w ill I mi bright and of spending," M cKellar told a re ­ on Us New York to Calcutta run. shiny over alt parts of tho state porter. " I belieVe Congress w ill This will rut about 800 miles off except the lower Fa st Coast, rut the flsra l 1061 spending nub- Its present route. where moisture from the sea w ill sla n lla lly lielnw the 1060 total." The agreement marked the manufacture rlm i'ls and make It The veteran Tennesseean has greatest Improvement , In Yugo­ partly cloudy. railed the 21 memhars of the ap­ slav-American aerial relation! .............. .. wave which lias pre­ propriations rommittee to meeet ceded Santa's visit sent perhaps on Jan. 4—the second day of the since Ihc crisis provoked In 1048 to assure Floridians that It really next session—tn plan Hie move* when the Yugoslavs shot down an American military plane cutting is Christm as time — Inst night ahead. pushed the thermometer to ns low He said he hopes not mily tn across a rnrner of Its country. us 27 mid 28 degrees In some sec- find ways tn recognise hoi alsn The, negotiations have been gpthois of the state. to speed lip Hennte art ion on Inc un since early November. Ft n-I formed where tempera- money hills. Under the terms of the agree­ •ares dlppeeil hrlow Ml) degrees T ills yenr the Kennte did not ment, effective Immediately, a ■ilti the lowest temperaturaa re- wind up Its work nn major appro­ United Htates airline "to he desig­ ■ordrd In low arra s aliout 7 A.M . priation hills until mhl-Ortuher, It was 28 degrees at Ht. M ary In nr about six months after It got nated by the gevernment” will he permitted (o pick up and illacharge (tie Gnlnesvilfo d is lrirt, 29 at |,a- the last one from the House. Cross, M cKellar said he hope* this international passenger*, traffic In the upper Fast Coast d istrict time tn get all money hills through and mall at Belgrade going In cith­ -Inrliidlng Pierson, Itrl.nm l Cres- the Hcnate hy Ju ly )■ the start of er direction. The Yugoslav plane* cenl C ity .H astings, llim n cll, Nsw the new fiscal yenr. Hot he e x­ will have the same privilege at Mmyrrm and Mims — the readings pressed fear that his rommittee the occupation *onc airports. may lie slowed up hy a rhange In • « lined from 211 to ,'ll degrees. It alsn provides that either lo the heart of tho state, around House procedure on money h ills. Chairm an Cannon (l)-M o) of country can ask fur a revision of Orlando, the m ercury dropped 1 1 urn op degrees at Fru it land P ark the House Appropriations group the agreement, and Yugoslavia favors wrapping up nil money hills served notice that it Intended to In MO nl Winter Carden. I’a-uiilena, lliislm cll, Webster, In one package. In the past, Con­ Hu so Just as soon as Its plans Mimikville, Plant C ity , l.akclam l, gress has voted nn Individual '•for the operation of a Iran*Ihnhnm and Valrleo in the Brooks- money hills for each government Atlantic route have progressed to ville district hail temperature* agency nr department—not on a a point where negotiations for lump sum appropriation. longing from 29 lo MB. Proponents of tho one-jisrhagc traffic rights In the United Stales Although the thermometer plan say Its adoption w ill bring appear desirable." American P 1a n e s To Be Allowed To Fly Over T i t o Country McKellar Foresees Cut In Government Costs Next Ye a r The divimiy ol the season Is surpassed only m the ioy n brings lo the hearts ol men Merry Christmas h<»: U t r r j j -.C hristm as C cH lK ifl ^ W here Sm art People Shop dropped to MH degrees In the Fvarglades district) there was no frost diingei and no danger to the many thousands of acres of truck prodine. Nor was there any danger in the citrus euuntry around- In ­ dian River where the temperaturaa ranged *»- in III to -Ifi degrees. Almig the "Cold Const," p ri­ mary winter tourist haven In the state, It ranged from 4B to A6 dagrees — just enough to m a k e n a ils necessary and not enough to M’a a lla s M Os Psgo V h A economy. They argue It w ill en­ able tho House and Renatn In have all rosta licfnro them at min time - with a hotter chance of making reductions and cutting out over­ lapping spending hy agencies and departm ent MAKKIF1) AGAIN SANDUSKY. ()., Dec. 24-WT) —Tho Rev. Silas L. Scars, 04. was on hi* honeymoon today. Hn married Mrs. Addle Jetter, 69, of Barberton, O., yesterday. Santa Claui May Bring Drought S trik en New York More Water NEW Y O R K . Dec. 24. — (/F> — When New Yorkers hang up their stockings tonight, thsy may well ask Santa Claus to bring ihu draught-stricken city some more water. ' '' ' . And there's just a chance the jolly old fellow may do M. City officials were ■ lillle happier about the water c n iii today. They didn’t iliow any outright optimism, but there was a solid note ol restrained cheer. First of all, the city’s 8,000,00(1 pnt level* we are hopeful that people—usually hilled a* tho most we will stop losing storage. This cynical population <>n earth—hnve continued and Increasing cooper­ been co-operating In wnler sav­ ation i* puxhlng further Into the ing like one til it troop of 11<W future the drastic measures we Scouts. They have cut consump­ feared wc would have In Impose," tion by MOO,000,(KM) gallons n day. he said. Second, them lias been n little At the first of the month, rltv rnln, and there are hope* fur mure. wsteer commissioner Stephen J. Yesterday's fall Is expected to add Carney said rationing would have 980,000,000 gallons to the reser­ to start "not later then New Year’s" If the loss wasn’t checked. voirs. Now—even at the city’s old rale All this add* up to some very reassuring figures after a month of consumption — ihe rationing date has been pushed back tn the of doubt and fear. Since Dec. t, the net loss In the middle nf February. At the new reservoirs ha* been nnly 4,000,- low rate—about 878,008,000 gal­ 000,000 gallon* — compared lo a lons a day — It would not he neeeeterrific drain of nearly 80,000,000,- sary until Fell. 84. This, nf course, takes no account of the rainfall 000 a month since last summer. and snow likely to fall during the The water conservation program winter months. end two rnlna have gone hind-lnThis has already begun to take hand to hold down the lose. Until some effect, and yesterday’s net this month, there had been no loss in the reservoirs wns only significant rainfall In the reser­ 221,000,000 gallons. voir area since last spring. The Rut the city leaders were quick water was running just one way— In point out that this was not a pardon— Just n short parole. The out, "But now we hope we have water problem la expected to last touched bottom,” Chief Water Bn- for at least two years until new supplies are tapped In upstate linear Edward J. Clerk said. “If consumption la kept at pres New York. V ;**'•' '> ' *'<•. ‘ ' I f £ s Truman Receives Deluge Of Gifts WASHINGTON. Dee. 14. — f/P»— More than 100 Christmas gifts - mostly food betieges — have • arrived at Hm White House for President Truman. In addition, the mall room re­ ports receipt of more than 12.000 Christmas cards, about 2.000 of them addressed to the, President alone and the rest to the family. The gifts Includ'1 hams, turkeys, fruit cakes, and bacon—much of which is ex­ pected to be distributed to hos­ pitals and othtre esineestlt pitala and other Institutions. 8hlrta and ties by the dosens also have arrived for the min who once ran a haberdashery in Kansas City. Odd gifts In­ cluded a 72-Inch candle sent from Tarpon Springs, Fla. ! 5 & W : Pope Plot Opens 1959 Holy Year At S t Peter's Three S t r o k e s With Silver Hammer An­ nounce Jubilee Year VATICAN CITY. Dee. 2 4 .H ule X II opened the ItM (M r Year ef die Roman CetbsMe Charrh lev as •M Ihe Joyaw rioting ef church belle sad (be angry chatter of Commeaiet-led disorder*. Scarcely had- tlw Psatlff unseated the holy dear at 8L Peter's basilica with three ayatboHe strokes of a silver hammer, when Commun­ ists ordered and Ihea cancelled a general etrika In Rome pro­ vince. _____ Italian Commiea VATICAN C IT Y , Dee. 24— </P|— pope Plus X II Inaugurated tho Cancel Strike For Catholic 26th holy year of the Roman Church today with three of a silver hammer open­ Yule Ceremonies strokes ing the only doors of Ht. Peter's ROME, Dee. 24—(/Pi—The Communlat-Ied Chamber of Labor to­ day called—then called off—a gen­ eral strike to protect police mea­ sures against a peasants’ meeting that would have coincided with the lloly Year opening ceremonies. Union executives cancelled the strike DO minutes after it had been due to start. Thsy said In­ terior Minister Mario Seelba had nrnmlsed to release 260 persons detained hy the police and to re­ move more than 800 police from the square In which the union headquarters Is located. s The square Is also the site of the Basilica of St. Mary Major, one which ceremonies Inaugurating the of Rome’s four major churches In Holy Year were held today. The police had been stationed In the square tn prevent Interference with the church ceremony. The Chamber of I,abor had ori­ ginally set Its peasants meeting for the Colosseum, then changed it tn the chamber headquarters at Ihe direction of the police. When the heavy polire guard filled the square, however, only shout 200 peasants were able to reach the union hulldlng. Police said about 100 peasants had been "stopped"—an Italian expression for detaining cltlxen* at police headquarters without a specific charge. Meanwhile, another Communistled crowd overturned an Amcrh con car today during an antiFranco demonstration In Rome, The car, parked In front of the Spanish embassy to Italy, was reported, wlthouit Immediate conflrmatlon, to baleoag to a U. 8. ambass? official. Riot police qulekly dispersed the crowd which- was prataating against the preeenee In Rome of Hpanlah foreign minister Marti Artajo. . , The demonstrators stoned the embassy building, breaking win dowa. The automobile, a black, new sedan, was turned on Its side. Ita windows were broken. Demonstrators carried posters reading "Death to Franco" and "Viva La Pssslonarln." "La P bmslnnarla," Dolores Iharrur I, Is most famous woman CommunistCommunists and the Soviet-line peace partlsana have been clamor­ ing for daya against ArtaJo, who came to Rome for the Holy Year opening. They charged he was negotiating for an Italo-Hpanlsh alliance. Love Message Sent By Polio Victim A crowd of 60,000 persons in side the Basilica cheered as the Pontiff strode alone through the door Into the vast church, seat nf the religion of 400,000,000 persons of which tho Pope Is the temporal head. Outside .700,000 more gather­ ed In St, Peter's square heard the tat bronse bells of the Basilica ng the tidings that the jubilee year had begun. But Ihe struggle in which the church is now locked with Com­ munism wae symbolised at the vary hour of the holy ceremonial by a call from the Communist, led chamber of labor for a gen­ eral strike in Rome. The labor group eallsdvho strike to protest polleo measures against a peasants' meeting the union scheduled to coincide with the church ceremonies. The labor leadera cancelled the strike 90 minu­ tes after dlllng It when Interior Minister Mario Hcelba promised to release peasants who had hern arrested and remove police guard* from the chamber of labor head, quarters. As the Pope opened the holy door at Ht. Peters, simitar cere­ monies were held in Rome hy Cardinals at the three other pat­ riarchal basilicas -- Ht. Paul'* outside tha walls, Ht. John Latersn and Ht. Mary Major. In the square outside Ht. Mary Major were mobilised 800 Roman police and carlhlnerl, summoned lo prevent Interference from the chamber of labor headquarters across the square. There the ills, puted peasants meeting had been scheduled after police banned a demonstration at the colossaum. The meeting was cancelled when only about 200 persons were able ■1° gal through t|t* poHtm cordon.' Romes Communist newspaper Units asked In black headlines: "Is freedom of astomhly threatened by the holy year?" It appeared to algnal a possible open attack on tho churcn. This the Communists have avoided until now In strongly Catholic Italy. As the newspsper continued to publish news of Htnlln’s birthday celebration lest Wednesday, ft charged that the Pope's addresi* yesterday demonstrated his wor­ ries "over lies of the Vatican with the Imperialists and warmongers.". At Ht. Pater’s the pomp and ceremony of the holy year In­ augural stirred the huge crowds to alternating breathless quiet, cheers and applause. • A great shout rose as the Pon­ tiff, In hla rich ceremonial robes and heralded by pealing silver trumpets, wae carried op nla portabU throne from the 8iatlne Chapel to the holy door at the portico of the Basilica. There several hundred dignitar­ ies and representatives of the world press watched with a sud­ den hush as tho Pope took the jllrer hammer presented him hy Italian workmen and approached •he door through which 8,000,000 Pilgrims are expected to pass dur- S NEW YORK, De. 24. - ^ The Christmas wlahes of Mr*. Marlon Brady are not likely to come true. Since September, the 86-yaar-otd mother has been In an Iron lung after a severe attack of Infantile paralysis. She la largely para­ lysed, and cannot even use her " 7 ‘i!? ' ? “ ho|Jp f t In his Christmas address ysstervoice. But from her lip movements and d*F Pope Plus _had eald that "In Kiw r4 » 8 i Betty Lou Returns fias** knew she wee trying to say. some, 75 PuMiwer Boat Tourists Greeted On Like Monroe Home For Christmas thing. Finallgs In desperation, they By Townsend Club called a lip reader frew MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. 24. — Captain R. E. Morton and C. Gibbs arrived yesterday afternoon |>F) — Betty l<ou Marbury arrived aboard the 16 passenger motor here early today from a Boston ‘ Carol Ann, which will be hospital eager to get bach to her humble form homo and Ita Christ­ mas tree. She and her father, Clay Mar­ bury, snatched a few hours sleep and then planned to head for homo nsvllle, Tenn., M mlleo away. The lO-year-oidftfth_______ said she had to finish decorating tha tree, Her family wae anxious for her Is powered by a twin motored real and la capable n ■■»•*} to hero a happy holiday. For IK to 18 miles an hour, It will within a few days ‘ tor right hand her available for charter, further may hava to be remereea to stop lion shout ths erelate May the spread of o malignancy. She lived by telephoning Uvo of- has asked the nation's pi prayers Seminole Counyt Cham- that tho operation won’t bo i vmereo or by contac ting Morton. S h A ta ttk a s is B hV SiJi i s a a A i lip uinlerraarg of tip (Iru l Ia7nT ftraivi nlglf tor ralm* to ant aaft all aar krat n t s t p B for a Ipwg dlfriatnaa staaM. “Sfa, York League Leegue For For th« the Herd of Hearii lag. With tha help of a mir­ ror. Mrs. Brady formed woe> I t rltn * ‘ Miss “Msr Jorle Dew respirator "Cat me out of • " f?" * estimated I S Would Ove Hospital let my chil­ dren come visit me for Christ(as. . . . "Tell them . . . I lore them __ l“ l . l_ (h • • ,** answers were hard. T# would be (0 of the •c ’. , T S r a nature of tha disease, II Is doubtfid If Urn children sea come, r . It wae easier to meet the third W S X ^ w sre J h u S w i f c h o o l of #B o S i f c : t * DMtohue served •W ^^ufor'di redd(in of gone to her T R * W IA T H B R *4—iff)— of the 24 the prln- lob" has beau e el up 30 Devine, Law*'* *— Si*1 / • rduteSfi «* •* fAM, w » t J W i . •* '* i ,# VAX. ,C'v i>3s»rTO285Btt' „ » w Jm �f SAtItRPAT PEC, 24, 1948 : Europe I Ready For Best C hristm as S in ce The War More Of Everything, M o r e Food, M o r e Warmth And Smiles LO N DON , |) r r . 24 — (AT— Fur Europe it w ill lx- n dull Christm ss*w Idle only In favored spot*-.hut a lictter one than the old continent bus hail since I he war. From I he Uniter) Kingdom and f f t o m all iiu a rlc r* of the malntnml ratlin r» port* that there i* more of jn«t ii I no 11 everything •• mnrr lood, nioio toyii, more warmth, ninri' smile*. There wo* also' a great deal none rug, and it disappointing (hot Inge of snow. It w ill lie a white Christum* in pints of N orway and Sweden, iinvariii and Sw itzerland. Hut ju»t about everywhere else them was min nr n threat of It and cxtoli9 riv e region* were gloomy under , great tmis.wi of fog. A ir scrvlre* were almost at a standstill yestrrday In northern Franco and the low countries. Hut, dispatches 'emphasised that • hem is more light in shops ami home*, re lie v in g a marked im ­ provement in fu rl supplies, and iit"te gaiety in the streets, more good, in shops, ninro fond anil g i f t I ’hristmna shopping was —lieu v ir r. ™ In Mr it riin it was a shopping Spree. The extent tn which the population i|ug down Into hank account* to make it a merry f'h m t leas wit* revealed by the national -livings figures. For the week ending today the* small sav­ er* deposited about I ft, 1If0,000 pound t and they withdrew L’.'UHKt.lHIO pound* (flllt, 05(1,(100I rtiristm a s shopping arroimled for a huge part of tho A ilif fm , nt l ami tmunrrnw llritun* W m II l.r poorer hut happier. A* him bri'tinm traditional, the Clu milium festivities in the Itritlsh Commonwealth Will cnnie tn u clim ax at :| I'. M. (10 A. M.) lomunow with King George's h in aili'in l o f a Christm as message, ’the King w ill broadcast from Saudiliighiim , w hero tho royal fam ily almost invariably spends Christum *, and light after Ms addie** lie w ill gel a telephone call f from I'time-m Klxuheth in Malta. Her veal old h» h , Priori* Charles w ill he having In* Christum * tree at Sandringham. A ('hri-lm im oddity in lliilu ln : A rcm , mi tile Afrleuh gnl,| roast, where the temperature Is (1(1 dogrew , eallt'd an urgent, nattiest for holly, leaves and berries. A HOAC plane Is hurrying down with lead. .Seminole ■Motor* ' • 9 Entered By Robbers Thu Seminole County Motors Co. on Fast F irst Street was brok­ en into last night hut little was reported stolen other than two Hirmll Imml pressure guns, n pres­ ume spray gun and a few pen­ cil- ti«i'd fui advertising, accordlap to .1<ii k Hatlgan, owner. I'nliolinen .lack and Jn« Hick.son. rriii-iu g in the patm l ear " lil t noted that two panes of glass had been broken in Ihn hark of the gUrngc, mid at 1:35 A.M. repurled that the place had been broken Into, 1‘alrolm nn George Hell ,nn find, made a sim ilar report very idiortty afterw ard. Hy breaking the sm all window pane * the thieves were able to rwing the window catch. Since ull cash Is ketd at night In hank deposfturii's, the safe contained no .money, and could hn opened aimply pliy turning tho lever lo the left, Mr. Ifntlgaii pointed out. O ffice records were found alrew n all over the floor. Martial Law !■ Lifted In Greece ATHENS, Dec. 24. — (AY — Martin) law wa* lifted from much of Greece today, after two and a half year*. The dotree ending military rule was effective In Athens, Piraeus, the Peloponnesus and the Greek Island*. It mean* that milltar ry censorship of the press is end­ ed and certain constitutional guarantees, such as freedom of speech and assembly, are re­ stored. Martial law has been In effect in these areas since n Communist youth assassinat­ ed Justice Minister Christos Ladas In April, 1047. Leader Of Dallas Underworld S h o t Near Night Club DA L I,A H , Dec. 24. — (At Lois Green, tagged hy D s lls i newspapers a* a loader o f the c ity ’s underworld, waa shnt tn death early today a few second* after ho left a night cluh Christ mas party. S h e riff R ill Decker said an un­ known assailant rut dawn the 31yenr-old ex-convlrt with a shot­ gun blast a* Green started to get in his greeeii ronvertllde automo­ bile. Green was under three burglary indict ments and free on bond* amounting to some $36,000. He died In a pool of hlond In an alley surrounded hy a crowd of curious that Included Christm as rolchrnnts and show girts. Doctors said there were several bullet wounds In Green's upper chest. There were lull lot m arks on Green’s car and on another auto­ mobile parked beside It. Green's police record was three pages long. ' It show* he was sent to prison tw ice, unco in 103(1 for theft over ff>0 and again In 1042 for burglary. Joe Ronds, owner of the night club, said Green alw ays parked his automobile under a bright light in tho alloy. The night club own er said he was in hln office when he heard what sounded like sev­ eral shots. Then, he said, he heard more shots. Rond* said an employe of a nearby restaurant told him he saw ii short, chunky man with a shot­ gun rut loose at Green, He said the employe laid him Green tried to duck around his automobile, hut fell under another gun blast. College Education For Bride, Groom Is Newest Present G A IN ES V IL LE , Dec. 24—(A^ 'deal — In tho near future tho Idea wedding present may be a col­ lege education fo r tha brida and groom. T h is Is the bollef of D r. W. W . Ehrm ann, m arrlago counse­ lo r and teacher of a popular course on "M arriage anil the Fa m ily " nt the U n ive rsity " f Florida. He predicts that more and more young m arried couple* w ill go to college together I h'cauae parents a re admitting there Is little difference In put lin g son* and daughters n through c school, whether are mat whethei they tied nr single. " In fact, the m arried eon ami daughter may even he a bettrr investment In trem * of ocholstshlps," commented the professor. "M arried student costly veterans, show higher averages than alnglo ones. Perhapa they Ilya stead­ ie r lives and have more time for etudy." D r. Ehrm ann pointed out that although the G . I. B ill liegnri the Influx n f m arried couple* to the campus, other factors will cause this to continue. "The span of education is Increasing," ho said. "Everybody gnea tn col Union Employees Home For Christmas Urge Starts To Vote Ota Issue Nation's Annual Traveling Boom In Transit S trik e William Green U r g e s Cleveland S t r i k e r s To Return To Work C LEV ELA N D , Dec. 24- (/T>Union employes of the Cleveland Transit System were tn vnir todsy on whether to end their walkout against a proposed vacation pay cut. They refused to he ntderrd hack to work hy a transit hoard notice last night In start repotting as scheduled with the midnight and 4 A. M. shifts or be subject tn un­ specified penalties. For 130 scheduled runt up tn 5 A. M., only “ two nr three of 150 operators" reported for duty, Howard G. Gumler. assistant super­ intendent of transportation said. Police were standing by at all cartiarns and garages lo hack up Mayor Thomas A. Burke’s promise of protection for irturning em­ ployes. But picket lines also in­ creased. The strike of 4,000 workers, now In its third day, has *lallrd the huses. trolleys and streetcar* which arc the main mean* of pub­ lic transportation fur 1,300.000 re­ sidents In the Cleveland area Thomas P. Meaney, president of the A F I . local of operating em­ ployes and maintenanre worker* Involved in the walkout, scheduled today's meeting for M A. M. Ho drilined to say whether union officers would recommend colling o ff the strike, hut said he person­ a lly didn't think ho would. There w as, however, consider­ able nutsldo pressure from A F I. union lenders to end the walkout. The Cleveland Fcderatlin of Lahor i* opposed to the sudden sttlke action. Last night the C F L released tho text of a telegram from A K L President W illiam Green to Abe Snaddllng of Detroit, Ititernatlonal Street, Electric R ailw a y and Mo­ tor Coach Em ployes, with which the strikers are affiliated. Green's telegram asked Spud­ dling "to ra il upon those of your memlters who arc on strike to gesumr work, overcome hostile public opinion and excise every effo rt possible to work out a set­ tlement on a sound and sHtlsfaeto ry basis.” The strike, longest In public transportation hers since 1015, was called Wednesday midnight. The union wanta to keep Its pre­ sent (HI hour* of annual vacation Into effect Ja n . 1 an arbiter^ pay. The company wants to put proposal which would reduce tha fla t vacation pay rate to a m ini­ mum of 55 hours pay for operat­ ing and HO hours pay for non operating employes. New Insecticides Tested To Guard Nation’s Health W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 24—(Ah — A broad list of fruit and vegetable Insecticides w ill go mi trix l here Ja n . 17. The Food and Drug Adm lnlstra lion wants to know whether they ran he used without harm to hu­ mans. Chamlcal experts, Insect e x­ perts, spokesmen fnr fru it xml vegetable growers, representative* of ehemlcal m anufacturer* and consumer grouty are expected to attend the teat. The investigation grew out of reports th at snme insecticide* are responsible fo r such prejmnl-day G E R M W A H FA H F. ailments as viru s X and Infantile M OSCOW, Dee. 2 4 -W > — R ustle paralysis and that they have caus­ nrctised the Japanese today of ed deaths. , „ , actually waging Iractarlologleal Involved are such agricultural w arfare In Chinn In 1040 w ith rhrm lcal* as D D T , araenlc and Economic attitude* are chang­ a|rhqrnc fleas. They alan charged ing. The idea of having a hank other*. „ ,, Japanese liml prepared to direct aecnunt wilted away before mar­ Charged w ith protection of the flhe germ nnnnult- agatnat the riage la changing to the idea of Soviet Union. building that bank account to­ The < ■barges were published and gether, oven If beginning on it bmndrusL ns an indictment naming ■hoe-atring." lit former Japanese army man aa The teacher declared that the leadert In the alleged germ war- Increaee of women in the "labor fore. They Included nccuaatlona orco" o the country ehowe the that prisoner* wore tmed na human trend toward employment or giiinru plga to lout German war­ both huehand end wife, which In the fermere' nercnnnlel battle fare them lei. can mean higher education for egelnet peate will be ruled out, • R them both. "In 15 yeare the num­ DOUGLAH RECOVER* ber of working women hae doubl­ N EW VOBK, pec. * 4 ed," he estimated. "Half of them Lew i* W. Uouglae.U. S. A •adur to (ireat Britain, will Doctor* lloapital tomorrow < he hue Ixwn under treatment for a vein condition in hie leg. Dr. Edmund N. Goodman anid Dougin* would apend ' Chriataiaa at llaitlnge-On-Hudaon. N. Y., and then depart next week for hie Ari* ■nnn homo. ‘ Dauglaa entered the hoepital t>~. u '' ' their uio prohibited by lew. Different regulation* will be aet up to regulate the uee of Inoae which may be harmful but which aleo ere proven to be eaeentUI In food production. It will be the Job of the Food end Drug Administration to deter­ mine from the hearing how much of the chemicala can be left on the fooda without eauaing harm. The Food and Drug Admlnlstrolion faeee a Solomon'* taak. It muet b« earefut that ita regulatlona do not handleap tha f « n « to the polat 'where he eouU "ot O tA 'M i f .- NEW Y O R K . Dec. 24. — (/P) — The twin thoughts of home amt Christmas today had millions of Americans traveling in what is always the biggest migration of the year Railways, airlines, buses and highways were all crowded in what may be counted the biggest travel year since the war. The weather, denying a white Chritimas to most of the nation, held off its worst blows hut sniped at some air and road movement. ----------------------------------------— ♦ Puerto Rico May Be Starting Point For Point F o u r W A S H IN G T O N . P c. 24—(Ah— An Interior Department official said today Puerto Rico t* tho logical place from which to launch President Trum an’* Point Four program for 1-atln Am erica. That program, proposed hy the president In a message to Con­ gress last year, would grant American financial and technical aid in developing tho worlds harkward a rra s. Interior Department foreign relations expert A rth u r Gofasehmirt suggested It might be well for underdeveloped coun­ tries to get trchnlrnl guidance from a point close to them In custom* and economy, rather than from the United States directly. Puerto K irn — which Is under Interior Department admlnlstru thin—occupies such a relation to Latin American rnuntrles, ho said. Goldschmidt recently made a tour <>f the Island with * State Department delegation surveying Point Four prospects "T h e delegation," he said, "w a* m lghtlv Impressed with the cali­ ber of instruction available In Puerto Rico, and with tho com­ petence and technical level ahnwtt In the various government pro­ grams In housing, water supply, rural developments Industrial promotion, tropical medicine and the like ." Goldschmidt added that the group hail agreed that Puerto itleo might he used much more extensively than In the nast In treating with Central ami South Am erican nations. H aiti, ho said, Is a good e x­ ample of a country which m ight benefit more hy getting its Point Four training from Puerto Itleo than from the United States. S o v i e t Pohlburo May Have Added 2 Important R e d s .k . complex New Yo rk C ity day renter, was alternately empty­ ing out and fillin g up w ith visito rs. The big eastern railroads posted extra train* by the hundreds to handle the movements over the long weekends, and said they were keeping up with the rush. A irlines scheduled 02 e xtra flights out of La Guardle Field alone, and the Greyhound Hus Cornjinny said "every bus that can roll Is rolling." Squally weather yesterday that settled down to a clear freeie overnight complicated the alrwaye* problem* hut did not actually hinder movement, they said. New York C ity Itself w ill have to dream Its white C h ristm as, (hr weatherman said. But ha added that the Yule log w ill come In handy tonight with lows of 20 forecast In the r ity sections and a rnhler 16 for outlying suburb*. The eastern pnrt o f the slate may get Its Christm as snow, how­ ever — along w ith a good rhanre nf i i t i ) weather. For the Friday-to-Tuesday week­ end, the Pennsylvania Railroad made up Rill extra trains, the New Y " tk Central 2H fnr Frid a y alone, and the New Yo rk, New Haven, and H artford listed 124 extras fur the stretch. Last minute shopping heavy, hut not exceptional, and gift if t seekers knocked o ff e arly F r i da y night. The post office drove ahead In Its yearly agony — handling near­ ly half-a-hlltlon letter* In the Manhsttan-Hronx boroughs alone. Postmaster Albert Goldman said the Incoming mall ha* totaled 2411,274.014 letter* In the first 22 day* of the holiday period, mm* pmi'il In an outgoing totat of 247,. 045.106, The two figures are within less limn one per cent of each other. With trackages, the story is d if­ ferent. New Y o lk has sent out B4.00D.tHM> pieces, while receiving less thsn 7,400,000. T h is Is prob­ ably not dur to any extra hlghrattedness tn the r lty — lint simply because New York I* the nrerrhamlislng capital of the coun­ try with nt>rrrfnu* rom m erclal mailing lisls. CHRISTMAS IS HERE! WE WISH FOR YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES THE BEST THAT THIS HAPPY SEASON CAN BRING . . . Mc Iioval government revenues front elmhullc beverages have increased the (last three years w hile stale and fadersl incomes have fallen. QkSTV/S ,r v - H»lWaYs trap p y , lttv Wealth, IrfiMtsh'l* and (land Cht'i'i', this year he left hla post a* chief of the Communist Party Agitation and Propaganda Dr partmant to ’hacoma Russia** chlaf delegate to tha Comlnform He had a brilliant carter during the wdr an x leader of partlaan* alnst tbe German oeeupante in te Caucasus. Recently dispatches from Kn mania gave a strong Indication that Buslov already waa a mem her of the Politburo. Ponomarenko waa called l» Moscow to aervo the Party after having boon premlsr of White Ruaeie and the eeeretary of It* party. He, too, hae a distinguished partisan career In the battle agalnat the N ail occupant*. Uttlo ia known either or Hhklryatov or Andreyev, The letter ie 54 yeare old, hae been e vice Piwmler of the Council of MinWere end chairmen of the ColIwWve Farm Affaire Council. lie £-and-Remain - (r*>lh :J»: R "•"b w • * Wm P o l" m m In 1BSS and curvivad the ■ovlet blood purge of the midTha baa ring may reeuH In ploe- "■rites. He wae aleo a chairnMn of the commission en party control. Andreyev seldom If ever appoarcr In public, aeldom aalii o n / th la g f o r publics} * • * • « £ *•)« ■ WM mentioned in tbe Soviet m u . MEET YOU It FRIENDS AT T1 vO V U VI CH O lN I 1T V i ^l ■ lamp and 45, told •r-Herald reporter kmk t college curricuism, and university Uw eleea has to aa enrollment of 500 The area, probably the brlakaat holt- N E W Y O R K . Dec. 24— ( A h Thero are reasons to believe that the Hoviet Union’s polltburo has been brought lo Ita fu ll strength of 14 msmliers. It seems like ly that at Isast two members have been added recently to the group which rules the Soviet Union thrnugh it* rule o f thn Communist party. These men are A . M. Suslov, high in the rounrll* o f the Com midlist International Information Bureau (Cnm lnfnrm ) and P. K Ponomarenko, form er prem ier nf White Russia. Another memlier may also have been added. The name nt Matvei R h klryn lo v, little known outside the Imrder* of the II. S S . It., krepa popping up fro quently in high places now. It he has been added tn the Polit­ buro, either the membership ha > been increased, or another man was dropped. I f the tatter, a lik e ly candidate would he Ami rel A . Am lreyev, a retiring , rnl o rlrss man whose status fre quently ha* been a m atter for speculation. Mnvca like this have lieen n peeled for snme tim e. The Pnlit burn, which Includes Sta lin ami the other lop figures o f thn So vlet hlerarachy, has been down tn 12 members since the death o f Andrei Zhdanov and the ills appearance from sight of Nlko la i A . Vosnesensky, nnre I ho chairm an of state planning. Huslnv would be an Important memlters of the Pollthuro. Ea rly • her' divorced huahoad and hla •Urn,. brunctU former eecrutarg Ja»t night. • The 47-year old dean WM •truck twice. The 25-ynr-old aeeretary, Mica Miriam. Thurmond, PAGE THRO r t r r M A w ro w p m r t M M h jA f m m p rt- n w fP A ’ "J "t'IN R "> i?exuM DR p1 if n U u G u So * K r UKU<i l’ «Ul)U< 1 1H A r KI AH', IH f NAMf KM All Ik . •v'.-r. V'j �♦ ■* flA T U R D A V D E C . 24. 1949 P A C E T W K T .V B Retired Bear In Denver Zoo Loses Ladylike Temper M IN N EAPO I.IS, Drc. 24. I/T') — "Confuainn. rather tl»«n , nnidlinra*, seem* In rliaraclriirr the re-education program now in "prcetitin in Germany," a vitiling expert Iri that country laid today. that go with Christmas be yours in the fullest abundance Water Shortages Nothing New To Old Mother Earth lows, line I Item y about why .lino■nui't* .hsapjH'ine.l fn .iii ...........ruth hit* In do w ill, dionglil (IT eoilise, ..................................Image, m •> n u t a I n l.iiih llu g anil other things are In Dull th eo ry, ton. Hot -mine exp e ll* think D111I a kev fuel or was lltn l thing* g'.l iliy liie plants .■il which illiio -io o * lived didu'L glow any tnoie mid Die m ilm als slm veil to death I lie m am m als got t heli chance Mi ilyvelnp. OUR SINCEKEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT AND MERRY Of etmisp- all Die dinosaurs ami all Die miimtinils did not live on plants. Home of them ale other iillltmils. Your uureslor, one lliru ry ..ays, was a little I,east Dial looked i.ullietliliig like a till and lived nn were still other change* from wi*t to dry and dry to wet. The dry pcrlnds, it Is thought force,I s.une peoples to move from their imiues. _ The peoples who moved into fireecit and much Inter rrentrd the golden age there may have moved there because their old home* dried up. The Hyksos who eun.|uerad Egypt nrtiund I7(HI H.C. may have I wen on the m ow turcau... of drought. C ertainly, for example .the Ha* hill a desert was a well wal.-reil area s.inie Ihuusands of yearn ago Reuialus show that men lived (here rom fortiilily up to the late stone age, Again, when the Rinnan Em piie was breaking up, many nf the barhnrlntiK which came down agnlrisl It In wave after wavu may have moved ----- _1 nut uf A lia Iweause of drought Home uf your anrcsUirx may havu been among them. Ho fa r, Malay's droughts are small im liiloas ruinpared with sumu uf tlm old ones. They are like Ihe dry years in ancient Egypt when the Nile did not rise high enough to flood a ll Ilia land. The pharaohs staged gieat re ­ ligious festivals when Ihe height of tin, liv e r In flood was measured. T a x rates were based ,>n the mensinflu en ts. Taxes were sm aller when the liv e r was lower. And somulimes Ihe pharaoh fooled the ItlSPl'Is. CHRISTMAS GO OUT TO A U T H O R IZ E D 308 E . F IR S T HT. Mr HAIIA NELL. HARDIN lly ELLIO T T (H A Z E A I’ Newxfeature* D E N V E R — Yuu hear a lot of D r. W illia m J . M n h r r li, a n n u a lr p rn fc m ir n f in d iltlri.il rclui.1 * ' In lk alaiut the Impnrtance n f nr1eurlty them* dnyn. Hut Imre’* a turn at llir U nivPM ity nf M in n ein la, made li lt rr|m it fnllnw inir a lour- new definition for it; security i* a itin n lli v iiil in l l i t country. thinit I hat keep* a polar hear from H it sharply t r ilic .il. 16-(Mgr rr|to rl to ih t S t a ir Department jumping a four-font fence. Thin polar bear's gjime In Velnx d rc l.n rd ili.tt " ,i po licy rtf expedient y in C irin ia n y , necaiinnecl Dy «ur and hark in her flapper dayn nhe p i........upaD.in w ith problems I n * -------------------------- * --------lined In elimli laddere and hnlanre K ,; h|- r » " I. )lM„ ,r In | h). l l ,rm<.n her r>IH) pound* nf ivory-furred I'liil.’ iin lim n in mu own bin k y n iil, " • harm on rial-painted stools, t lite r, fiv e , ten nr t w r iiiv year* , . , , Ilaek there nhe worked for Ring|„ ,hI.,. •• "D escljlitions of silt'll in.livl'lill». M icl.re l* *a i,l I li n e i , "now ' " l l v i t j c a r r In terest.rig ami ling llrnthern. travelling the rminI ............ .. r i f . 1l fo r I ..,. ag in g , h r Halil. *•».,.« the. try in a rr.tle , her fur all giimnied up with nnnl half the tim e, and ! ........ ... m aker* In give II,.. m u .,- " " r T . '? "'I1 ........... Iv p - .,f ro m e n lin t n l . ........... t „ ,,nn h," r l,,'‘ l " ! dcan-lhn th.- morn them weru always mure townn ahead, mote ladder* and atnula. ih r (iiiilili’UM nr ..... .nllnri ns iIn-v "l,mPnT " l 1, Nnw, at 17. she's 0 i|ulct whiteIi iiv ," p re vio u sly tflv rn lo l l .f cro- ' ,l" " f ’‘ " r 1' fMcflv L I uhN .in ,I haired old lady with permanent i i i ,mn phases o f l l i r fm iiiliH tlu r- U l" l,,ln * * * lim it prog ram . x x x "W e Im vr sided aw ay fim n «U- rrnldelire at Denvcr'a C ity I’ark She's almunt hllrid an.I it "W e an* apt In In* overawed hy rerD ves. In th e ir p la r r we have non. Ih r ir iim r k a ld r a*rimiimi<* gain* I1"* **"’ w n lth w o rd a ’observe, ml- luken her an averaae nf two m in­ that havi* liie n made in (ie ru in n y "<"* aH»lHl,’ only to fim l that ute. to find a bright yellow* je lly ­ to Iln'>»i* f-w yearn, lin t w lirti* an* Du* O f'ii.n n * them selves a i r m l* bean thrown directly beneath her. I In* sign* iif s iu iiliii m oral m t i ii i - f"K hy decree, in d ire c tly I f n"i >11- Rut nhe’n completely happy, liv ­ ing on the nl.ln of her rnm-retf ‘ In n li.in w llh ln I ho I,oily p o litic ? " " i l l y . " mountain* ch,imping up mime HO Hr. M lclirnla asked. I lr . M IchcrlH ra id "o rir niiiii In pound* nf horsement dully and l*r. M trh re l*’ a rtlv ilii'H wen* nidi* r f f r e liv e ly l i r r a liil all con* taking nn orrHnlonal <li|> in her 1 unfilled h u g e ly In the Hlale o f si'lentiuus e ffo rt* a t Im provem ent." private nmol. H a van a, w ith I a Ik h mid lo n feren Numerous H erm an teacher* decry Zoo aupcrlnlendi'iit Clyde H ill, '**> "1 St 1111(rill t , H e rlin , llren ien su rli aetlona, hi* hhI i I, Imt tliev mn I iohh of Ihe City I ’ark animals nod f r a n k f u r t , ( ll Ig in n lly a* hesitant In a rt la rg e ly Iw -aine for aluiont three duruden, crmslddi.’ iiid hy 1 hi* A rm y , he continued .if "a Ira riitlo n a l a r ip iL r ......- t>, tin hi vey nf the 1 e-film nlInn pin I lie mil* of authority — ............ era Velox one of the mnnt remark* able erealuren of hi* experience. Vi mil lifte r I hi" lilu li eiiliHiilHniiin iv h i.li our lup policy m akei* up" I ’olnr beam run hound mound was eH lnlillnlir.l. p a ti'lilly en to u rag e, u r ill least like rata ," lit* says. "Ru t wi» hem A* " p n a lliv r ari-uiuplinlim euln" eiin.lnnn," Velnx in with Iron plcketa fourIn liie field of le-ediiriiliiin, III Dr. Mldipnln urge.) that r.|ii-aM .-hcel* listed: linnal effort* la* placed at tin* tup feet high and nhe wouldn't dlm h them on a bet." ‘ Islan d *” nf Demneintlc think- of the lint of major artivilie^ nf The picket* ale t ilA il Inward, ini* winch have arinen; lieriniin thin euuntry In (lerm any. "In « A t one point u atone bridge ernaxex the moat and cmnea to u dead end nguiiiHt the fence. A trip river the h arrier would probably cost Vulux nothing more than an ounce of hide, H ill is certain, however, May all the wonderful thing* ALL OF YOU. Enterprise Notes A ll this happened millions of years ago. lint the earth didn't ntiiji ('hanging ftnm wel lo dry ami hack again either on pari or all nf lls sin fare. A mil heir I henry lituls (here was aim llinr druught when your alireslnr was an ape­ like animal swinging hy Ids liuntla tluotiuh Ihe tree lirnnchoa.' Ilr (IIIIC II I killed the trees m ill the anim al Imd lo aland up and (tike a lung step Inw ard hpcnmiiig a man. ^ Even when lie ivn* 11 real m an, Dirurlatn say, In* illdn't xlnp be­ ing lilished imiiind hy drought, title lie llrf is that large parts o f A sia and Em one begun In get dry ahant ;i,irni> i n ; . Ln le r thara nn the wind, t >'.;*(tyiepi - 11 y 1'i1y 1 1 'fw y ■ ’i1y \ From w to you, slncm food wlslm for a Happy YuWMal HAPPY NEW YEAR F r a n k 's T a v e r n "The FrieinllicHt Hht in Town Jn the .wmc cheery manner the words "Merry Christlox Died uf it and swatted the Commodore held ml the eurs, gaug­ ing her swing hy the smell and sound uf him. Hht swatted him euiutluaivoly and lliuileafter lg* noted Ills body, even when il was being removed by attendants. The only mean tiling she ever dues to Ihe people who clone tn gawk at hei Is peihaps the pro­ duct nf Inti humor. There'll a redillnl-lilai k striped hose that fills her pool and siimetlmes her keep­ ers leave the hose running in the ino.it. Hhe likes In dive fot it, E l REM AN L O S E S S T A T IO N rmne up with it In hei teeth, mid 1,1 IS AN D E L E S -- l/T> — Like s.pdi I it mi the people, ; it in m il, 11 reman Eugene CramHays H ill in her defense; "1 in*, <11, is heiug tinnsterred. And believe she thinks they like it." Creinlns iloesn 1 like It Itcraujo H ill, 11 veteran student of polar he's been 111 1 m* .tiaiii Hi reel s ta ­ hears, says thev'rp the most mis­ tion till a . Jim i.., Hi' loves i l 111 understood of all anim als: much a . ills Hume, lint Dm fire "The lilra Ilia ! Ila*y have lo sit Hepai (loein is svn.iig im* building around In a mess uf snow and ire and C ieim iis is being sent tn 11 alais ridieulnus. They can eland more ! iimi neuiei* mu ii-Miience, autl and heal Ilian a blink heat t n nun . 1 1 1 1 , 1 * miiy one advantI ’ve seen V rlnx lie all day unde, 1 a g e hi lii'iug iiiuvt'ii Closer to Ills a pounding sun. Hoi. of course, she’s iio.1 iis nim f.irtahln in irn- iiiiuii'. Nam ne: " A l least I'll save water.” * - 1 on gas." nuu” conic to you with our hope thot oil the season's happiness ond joy be yours. The Jew eler , �* S ATURDAY DEC. 21, HUB m v **a s v n n n m o t World k Divided In Two Armed Y E L L O W '” Camps As Prince Of Peace Honored The THINKING FELLOW rldtM the “ PHONE 1444 24 H o u r S erv ice YELLOW CAB CO. We hare trunk service W H H k ' i A m o r. M r* Ire a i . | | . . P A H K A V I!. A NT. USED CARS AM. MARKS - AM. CAMS e n tm rn N itr r m N 18 lo 21 Mo. * Hasty Terms WK (HI OUR OWN FIN A N CIN G t ’lim* In . t;*» Ar«|iiMlntert W ith MELTON’S USED CARS 2nd A Palmetto Phone I ’in.'i Auinini ■*d»ter*t* walk 1 aad calll*l i with luoO*. all. Ill freer colon * ,* . dvaa belter M|hH*f V effetli —make fwalib* In fl look III*Ir beat. I toiy lo apply. Vary economical— catf ’ tavui, Wtiat. la.SOJ atlM ei. , a in 8&« "l' tlal* are considering Ih, pnssilohls I Ml*. M ills l.um hcil viailcd friend of planting mlioi c h v ii.m ii ".a im j III KlH*immee and S I. Cloud Son teur*" in ail enemy <ili to .|e e i day afleinooti. guided inlifslle. lo a i n gel . Cap! C lla llc ll made a l'U*lm , I IN r o u t IT Ol* T 1 IE IH.HJNTT Washington rio* I ’ m l.d (tip lo ,lack*onville on Wedne*din j.iiio E. w m in u L E r u liN T T . H TA TK o p K I.O H II'A IN PRO- Stale* hits reuehed " -oh*lunltails ihe rimii of the cnmiminii\ H A T E. complete ngreemcni" a illi it* Methodial Chiireh svill |ire*ent a In re III* K i t . l . oT W e.tern European allie* on the IJriirg* A. tN i'nltr*. inmlicllghl Hihlical servicp exact wrapon* each of them them will s*All ..... Mlh, ....... H err*.F(t rhrlalnm*. ■ ■ «. TO AM. WHOM IT MAY <*MJ> ......,ill'll HHsol " T h e Holy Child.'* T h l* |o I'KKNi \m crirnn arm * aid pingmm N n lirr 1* ln-rcli) « lv m Ihal glam will la- given in I lie eHin, I'rnli-rlo v Hell llln l lit* Hunt Purl* — Ki •I'tll'll f 'illll llltlll lal a Sunday evening, lies'. IK, al lo t 1' rr|iort Hr* Kecciuot ot tlir .* l* * r The unmml C I iiih I iiiu * purly > > ■ (Iro ra * A Oel'ntte*. iln m » iu l, were lni*y yesterday with a nun toil lie filed III* lirtlllo li for final pulgn to aalmtage A n o n ,a n am i* Hie I'hildieii of llie Sunday *elo i “ ■■■linrar. .m l llm i lie will uoi'tv aid to K rn n rr and the North \i <d the Comuiunily Method, > o t hr llonoraM r IIioir Ih * Hint ■troin. County Ju d as of Henilriolr lan tir Pact. Thoiiaauda ,.f leaflet- Clmrch svill he given Ftidny evf o iln lr , I'lorld*. oh tin* Mil duv ol urged French tloopa In lefnae Ihc ning. 1lee. l!'J Ih e ie w ill lie o', In uni* r jr. I finn, for iiiiprovnl **f gun*, plane* nnd tanka nnd oihci • n li'itainm cnl hy ihe children , h.ii ii s unil for (Inal dlH.-loirnr a* arniN which hegin h i im n g ...... .. sscll,a* cund atiiging Santa w I E»et olor of d ir t r i al , of i I c i k , Sind I In- h nf |irl*nttr*, ill'IYNMiil *m IhlH J al French part*. ■Ire make an appeal mice and i|.«r ol tin rm lirr. IM I let*: "W a ll Street ssoii mongei* III hit till to gleet the c h llllirll KH E l H ilt II* V IIK I.I. Tile legnlai monlhly meelitig i E t r c lilo r or 111* r t l . l r of are planning amdhei wni which ilr o r a r A. Ilr f o llr * , they w ill fig lil with Am eticiiii i lie I.ym an I’.T .A vvu* held Tin il res* *,<! lank* and French laalie* " lav evening al ihe ai Imol. Tin tihlnu — Hid ('linin'* aim ic* on,, the mimial C liii.lm a * a..... . IN f O IIH T Ok* l l i k i CO UN TY J III If III. HEM IN I>1,1! I'(II INTV. nearing the end of a vein In which mg and llie Imainc** meeting w h tath o r p t a m in A i n r u n - they have all hill Idnwn Ihe N'u ile.pen.cd with to give the etito. I1ATR. lhm all*t* o ff (he mm n In ml, ye* Lime lo the en tertain m en t, w ho i Ill re III* K * l* la ut trrdny ila lk e d I licit enems fm was provldeil hy the school pupd Aionio O Lae, i >rccn»»,l knockout blow* in the tie d mid iiild ci (he d licc tio n of M r*. It l TO A L L WHOM IT MAT ro .V . ................. M ilw ee. Solo* w e ie sung lo O KflN : Moscow — At ihc ccichialion of Hetty W e lls, Je an e tte J a r v is , D N olle* I* hereby a lv rn Ihal P ra n k W. Lea filed hi* filial re- Joseph Stillin'* 701 h hlrlhdav. Mac lo irs P e r iy , M m y Higgs. I.a ie .i part A* Adm inistrator of III* Txe-Tung, Icndei of the Chinese Pen iiin g lo u .and I lot ■ W in kle. estate oi Aionio I', l.*r. iIcommci I. hailed Stalin a* M is* M m y F u rre i left Tuesdav Mini ha m .it hi* petition for final (.’omnmnials, <ll*chara*. and that h* w ill apply "teacher nnd friend of (lie people to spend the holidays w ith friend lo III* llonornbla In itial** Hten- of the entire w o rld " And V M al I1lu g jci Hein I, at mm, f'oiinly J ui I kii of Hrmlnolr M r*, (le ta lil M ilegii lias r i't illie 1 County, Florida, on lb* 131b <luy Mololov, former foreign minister ol Jam inry. I'JMi. for nmirovid ..r mill powerful melnhei of the polll- to hci Inline mi Sunny town Ho , , amor mill for final dlsrHitrai' n> huro, lashed mil al Piem lei Mm- at t<-i a muni It'- v io l hi Philuih i AilnilnlHlrntor of Ih * ra ta l* of shut Tltn and hi* aide* in Yugo­ p lin i, | ‘a. Aionio I* I.rr. K IIA N K W. L E E . slavia as a ‘‘gang of lined mmMi alid M is rtieo ilo ie Tli'u lln " A ilinln latralo r of lh«< dolors and sple* in the service of gone lo D ili h uiii, N. C , when* Do ■ ra ta l* of foreign Im perialist*." IL *uld w ill spend the t'lu i.sliiiu* lo d lil.,, Alonao I ’ l.*r iloi-raanl. Tito's day* are mmihcied, mid he w ith tlie ii du u gh lei and son > *ald "ruling c irc le , of the I'nitcd law M r. and M i*, lie m g e W a rn Slate* mid (ite a l lln ia iu me fev erlaldy preparing fm n new w ar." Yugoslavia Yugoslavia a yem ago displayed m ctiiie- of Stalin a* in , Mm l it w ith mn m itioim l O plfinielrlat hig a* any, lull ye*tri day tlial lie , o f d rfru lin g a |io lc n tllll co­ country, mi iiutraai fmm ihc Cum- rny " He didn't iii«'ti111 Hu trim W iisliln g io ii A lso w ith m il no ,, U S Magnolia A t* . Phone I t ] Infui in, aceused liiissim i h-mler.* of "counter-revoliitiom uy" pmpii lio iiiu g H iiim I i i , President T riu n .m Legal Notice gamin. . . . B U C K HORSE ALE BXCLUH1VR WITH ANNETTE’S Orlando llgwy at Frenrh Ava Stan ley-Rogers Thompson ■ Keevt's Hardware C». KM 'KIIT WATCH AND JKWKMtV It HI* AI 111Nr i JKW KLKHH 2M S A N F O H D AVK. 11* I'A tllv A V E N U E . I* IV IN T E It I'A IIK , FLHIM HA (IV I E l u I K f .i l l i n i .l (ierm any — In Kaatetu lle ilin , held hy the Itiissim is, m ill.So viet leaflets culling Stalin the "g re a t, out slaveowner of mankind'' were hrnndciiKt. They were stamped with the letter " F " , symbol of the Fast liernian "freeilant Move­ ment." New Ym k Societal y of De­ fense Johnson vvhi ned against "pentiyidni'liing" on defense mil lay*. He said Ihe nation'* watch word must he "m ilita ry aeeinilv (hat, rniim niv si’cond." lie said the U S. must have hu up-lo-dutc fighting foil e in lieing. lapidlv enlmgeiildi in wartime .eapaldc. , t iiir t e e an id ' in mi age w liem peace no, > he p inti'cted , wo must re su lt > uui own a lie n g tli to Indil nggi< aioti at lin y ." He said " u n til H • cap tive people* of the w m l.l em erge flo u t d a rku e s*, they can not see the hand we hold "o i ,a fill'll,Is h lp , W hite Ih ev m e a nullto ............... I lo o u r limol c la -|. with a m ailed fis t , we have no Uolci hut to stand ready In -elf >!■ o w " F lo - le d C o m ," " S t ill io l v ," and " F i anted I .no tel HIM lo designate typepitchei . in w lii, I, many ,,f A llie n ,a n g la s sw a ie i \ 1lll|»|»\ W1 'll I . m ,t lln lu liiy »*f 'll,!lrlit'i'f Ilftil K**ntl Will nil -mu rtn.i i 'u ftirn tK i ih I mill*i h, \\. C L A K K jao *; \ \ l nun . M *M__ fi fi ti n n f r n A 1 9 U<J -M- . fl in f? F A (U « 0 , I n i •/•» it up % ' \ tllflll tins \ntt <>* ,in,/ j, un our i //,!</» /p r,l,ll ,'llu t thf f, ♦ fun'i Ill’ll,hy m v,in»i cur. L\ NEV m i l <; s t o k e H U N T n iT O S in : 07,A ItK IKK n il’ l ] ' t o . M A M A IU INN lly Knv (tollu LUCKY? ) cvA l\ ill!1 Y4I M I ’lllltll! III! / I wniri - V. ' ^ ( \ ’ h i m 1'0 ^ ’",‘ v ' II II IT MAflfi T NV I M U ’ A G / M s r till M AM. '/irnAlUl AVIIAII., I ill 0 AWt. yin a u i 'A m n v ic p in , , oai u m . r t o 1. 1 1( 1 r ) / , .Jth- Une F o r K chu K * T k » r n iu w is a r * lr a ag n tr t* *11 u « « i An* e n M i t t t * ta T h * l a a l a K H e ra ld , I • ■ 1M ■e lim e lOe g rf lia e l a i e r l l e a lim e * W r p er lin e la a r r iln * tim e* Mr per l i a r laaerttaM lim e * Me p er llp e I i w i I I n p er l i e * t a r T r a i l ) t’a p trp rt r o » o t r « r la tbe lla a . ■laabla r a ta f a r b la e k fa c t rppa. PHONE 148 *« •• J # trill be a e r r p f ad arer Ih# t t l r p l a a t a m . a ta a d a m rfearge I f r a a r a am I la lla frd ( • lh a ir le p k a a * bpah. l a r e lu r a la * (b l* aream m ed alla a lb * a d v g rlla a r la * ip e e le d l a p a r p re m p f lr . l a e rd e r fa * »■ «• readgp lb * he a l peoalklt • e r r l r r , a l l W a a l Ada m a a t be r.b\ & ;3 r mm ritaat aMlfr mm Imated!a1*1) ‘i r.::a trrw ur * •A ~ ' - ~ » re —' - m—mmrsrppTHM'y la e a rre ei f*m m ar# I b a a a p e THE SANFORD HERALD (m Furnished Cottage on .'lit acre* of ENJOY Sunday dinner at Lanay’n llammork Imol with Yuliiidde 7he also waak day*. Lunchaa A timber! niodrrn Convenience*. abort ordara. __ _ _ _ _ I,mated on Paved Hoad Write Cahhagr plant*. Siarinn Market Ho* R, e-o llerald. and Florida Daiilali. It. F. Cooper. Pli. IMili-W. I— llr n l K h tm e W iinlt'ti — i AN Ttgl'K China, Secretary, Com nlete Victorian Parlor Suite, Hanging l.ainp* (tins*, Also Lot* wanted for close ic,ldcntinl Truck* nod Trash, Helrrl Your use Huyer* waiting. John D tilfl* Here. "Fair Trading Brown, Jr., Heal K*tale. I’li. Post". Park Ave. at the Onlf IMS. Course. Winter P a rk ._____ SWAP Siftli’, Hm'K. 4th Ht. We ArtlcWw For Halo — ft Huy, *ell or trade must any­ thing. Phone IUH-J. HOT day L H N C IIE H ll.'AO nerved In 2—with every Homo Made roll* and corn Muffina. Homar’a U r lll, 824 Kaat la L Street. Wt bath Iota whan you dca't briny your preaerlptioM I t IginayV Phona 103. ESI IELMANS Red Knee Fend. Touchton A Watson, 1201 Celery Ave. Phona 1188-J. FRIED Shrimp Dinner, Served "The Real Shrimp on Earth" every night at llnmrr'n drill, >TJ4 Ea*t lat. Street. Shock Realat. Watchre MMifi New Work Shoax 1.1,05 .......... Courier Painta gal. 12611 Army Cota, Blanket*, Biingla**ei, Boota, Tarpaulin*, Raincoat*, 1— M l KKNT > .| Bunk Beda. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS W ELAKA A PATH EN TS, Roeg,, 105 N. Palmetto Ph. 11121 and Storm. IIS W. P in t S tm t. Phone 1431. 1126.00 delivered, W. J. ThompTwo rnontakportmeiit. Apply 111 aon, Sorrento, Fla. Blm A**PuaP 1TT8BURQ Palnu for every Now th purpodd. Mgo 8RMKARIK and 111-114 W. Phona HEWMARTpJIyer-PlSiTlo'roIU, For avenim A P A R lj IB N T 8 , One or two room* demonatralloM ot M M or a f unitefjod or^unfurnlthod Private •tore coll 1110, your Kolvlnotor Deatar. Bangm, rofrigorotnra, Iffx gwU R A _H v wmu j and laay wnahers. St. John’a Wr- ; !j l-T- ' .i, ■ •vrJMi y . *' i j - ' ■: -M: - It* t ion S lr lk r r ]— Hcnl E n ta ir F o r Safe— .'! HERALD Want Ads A L L T V P F d i of tiulldo/er »"th , rrasonalde uDn*. Free i n>„,«te*. David E ." (!a f|» e n lff. Ptorna I.11I.1-M 12— .Nprrtitl K rrvliTi 12 NEW FI.MMKH Niirfiircd ........ . fee limi f IL | flooiit mu,I, llkf new Ftnliiliing, cleaning .1 m lug Pot I able power pbini 52 ycMt'i uxtiprirnce in (ic.mooile Countv, 11. 61. t}|ea»on, t ake Marv. VENETIAN BLINDS made or •let. Hcininolo Veuetian Uliiid, Co. H20 W. Bril. HI. Plume | I t62 W H— AKI’ICLKS WANTKD—« C A L L 617 fur Battery, (Jem t dor and Starter service. tUmn’a IhiDury Service, 301 W l-'iiat illghaat cash price paid for tiaed at. furniture Ted Davla Furniture OHLANIH) Morning BoniinH llrCo. A ll E. lat. Pk OM. lamlo Evening Star, ('all Utilph Ray. Ilfl6-<f. 7— I ’ etM-MvcntiK-h-HupplIcN LAWN MOWERS aharpened. i"cy­ cle* repaired, lock A key w>rk. FOR HAI.E— No yvuillng-work g,im.inL'r,|, Small hlark and while gentle-male II W. Kliiiniiin, HID East Id, SI. home, Four yearn old; *nddle Hanfind, Fla. (Km mci ly with and bridle, SIU5.00. Ph. H6I-M. William* Flxil Slmpt Cocker Hpanlel Puppir* for ChriatRAMEY’S UphnlMterv Slmn Furman, Mr*. Carl Mon*. 2fi;il Wil­ nllnre ami iiutomolillc*. K< >"nlow Ave. Plume 402-W, iihlc price*. Free plrklli1 A <leIjvi rjr, Box 1441, Hmifm.l l) K l, V WANYISD V«|oi.ich Refrlgerallmi Scivire* ami Appliance*. Call I!':’ H or 1240.______ WANTED - Office girl who can meet puhlir, type and know* I,OCA I, and laing Dlxlanc Mnv ig 1 noma rudiment* of hook keeping. lug. Storage ■■ end Crating WigldMu*l he neat and pleasant. William* A Cn. (not Inc t 200 Write In longhand to Uo« K In ________Phone 10) I. care of Harald. FRI(ilDAIHK~ fcountar girl wantad. Taralnal •r R if! vin tM i Tfi Sale# and 8ervlre anil, Bua Station, Day*.. 2 Factory trained quullfic'l Ser­ mm W 1 I__ f tly I A I T . C. I IA M .E 1 T Mr* lltll William* of Apiipkn, the funner Huth Weaver, linn re­ turned to her home from the Or. l y JA M ES M ARLOW ange Memorial Hospital where slit WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 . (/P) — If altnppft*. luinving home ha,* been a patient Un Monday afternoon Mr*. K \ in the pail 24 hour, to net ready (or tlir peace ol I'lmdm.iv, looked at Harnett of Fe in l.mlge gave a tea tlir nrwipaper headline, they mint have (ell a chill of imr.i»inr». for M i*. Kinina (ieialei of ('union. For. tide hy tide with tale, of a jolly Yuletide. » n r .to u r, that Ohio, sslin i* a yi-dlto al the himn told of a reality which i> here now and will he heir for a limit imir of M i. and Mi«, K. K. jSelalio niter thin Christmas ntul lie merry ♦ --------------------lineal* included Mr*. F . E. (ieiM l* are forgotten. alone, might aeem a glooms item ler; the honor gneat, Mia* (Ieialei , Theae stories, gathered from the Hunched lo g elh ei, Hie -loi ie» M l*, (icorgc Kiugaley, Mr*. (' h enrnera of the earth, explain each make a picture of a ivmld whole Fish er, Mr*. II llarker- Mr*. 1' in It* own way, nnd coldly, ulmpty Santa Clan* ha* lo la* looked M cljiiiilin . and Mr*, tiny F n c hy being factual report* of event*, liny atone. II m i a inu*t etljoyiihh Ml against is dark cloud how the world this Christina* I* Here are *mne of tin* ,in in -. a ffa it, and Mi* Ita in e ll, a laleid divided Into two armed ramp*. ml piuntat, played aeveial *el< -Il ling logelhei : Any one of those slmles, if told hull* fill lic l g u c a t s Washington M ilitniy . . o n 1 Ml and M l*. \ h l.alih . nod -----------Th c o r t h i . pa g f Fern P ark News Dr. Henry McUiulin 2,‘IS w A N p n n n n .n n it M vice Man. HILL HARDWAHF, CO. M l B. FlraA__________ % nhmMw aad 14— £ hotie 61, F O U N D — 14 �I l ---------------- -— ^ ■ -* m i T PEC. 14. 1»49 * YOU AND D. B. S ta f f o r d S am u e l J . R a n k in H u b e rt L. B alboui P a t (I. W h it* K m lo B r o th e n o n J e r r y 9°® ° V e rn o n K lrc h o f H a ro ld B. W h lttc rn II. C. DiM iraw T . K. N oon B ro w n ley P e tm a e k W ilb u r K. KeOling R o d erick E . A dam a Cecil H. J o n e s K e n n e th D k b ro w S t. C la ir B u rk a C lau d e H ittc ll W . H . S ta f f o r d W m . E . H oller J r . H. O. K irc h o f J o h n R oily 1 C. W . J o h n * * 1 ■ km P 4 -:cr J ij 'iftM iitt %*;?•>&* tw S S g �- ,w r r z -► -r^,v^r—^r~ V 1 •1 ■j ) In Io To Ta t a lly llia r * U B l r a i t k Protect tka P i M a f Dm World i Promote tka P n f N M o( Am erica. Produce Prosperity foe Hanford. WcfB #attford Metal \ ________________________________ A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . E s t a b lis h M l I M S V O LU M E X X X X u TH E W EATH ER ,1 •1 I'iir «<> flw n lt 4 1 1 1 I continued h urin ih u m fli iW iIn rM lit, with a IfK I ih-u I shower- Iikrlv Mihirr* ■dr easterl) wind*. » T U E S D A Y D EC. 27 N u. 351 A w iiic iiilo d P re s* l.euxttil W ire I 'U l i Governor Warren H iss L etter Indonesia AFL Serves Notice Of New Hit For Shirking To Missing U.S. Gains Freedom Wage Boost Demands In 1950 From Holland Official Bared His Duty To State Rep. S u r l e s Says It Was C a l i f o r n i a ’s Freeze Which Aid­ ed Florida Growers ft Warren Praises Pro-Sales Tax Legislators LAKELAND^ DccT 27— (/Py R*p. Roy b u rin chained today Governor Fuller Warren "ha* iliirked hit duty and for«ollen lira promitn to the people of Florida.” Sutler replied to Warten'i radio addrerr lari night in which the T A L L A H A S S E E . Dec. 37. — Governor raid that 16 renaturi and /1*t — governor W arren I* back 39 repreientativei who failed tu < in the Tallah e**** hospital for •upporl the raler tax program had ” a H ill* mure rest." Ilr w as discharged teat ft" ih irk rd and ducked" their duty. T h u rsd a y after two weeks’ con­ The Polk county legislator »*>d: finement for physical and nerv"It it my opinion that Governor ou* exhaustion aad went back to Fuller Warren it the one who took the executive mansion for what was planned for a quiet fam ily the weak and eaty way out by letting hit tale* tax monitrotity be­ t'h risim a*. Hut, Mm. Warren *aid "we come law. had about e ifh i or nine children "The itateimanlike thing lor In Ih* house.’’ Hhr laughed and Warren to have dona would have added "dues that explain I l f ” been to recommend a tax program T A L U H A S S H T D cc . J 7 — (/P) f that would haVa put the Hate on Governor W sirrn put the names a tound financial bam and nut uf the 73 Florid* legislator* who one that cream a new army of ruled fur the ta in tax on hit honor politiral office hotderi. lull last night. ••It t* now In te rfilin g to note lie called them uff one by one in that taveral grotipa have ita te il that u special te n lo n uf the l»«- a itairwide radio iprech and said ttlature w ill be nacaetary next “ it would he reverent and becoming year herein* this talaa tax mini* fur the 1)1,143 old I oik ». depend­ ■trualtiv won’t produce enougn money for Fu lle r W arren and hl» ent children and blind people who received thru full assistance check* politician*." 9 He answered W arren’* re­ m December to kneel in prayer and marks that It would he becoming thank God” for them. fo r Florida w elfare recipients to W illi every name be recitrd the •'kneel In nrayer and thank tlod” for tire 7 B legislator* who voted number ol w rliaic recipient* in the for the aalea tax (kugroin w ith; legislator's county and the amount “ I belflve a ll tti» people of Flo rida ahould kneel fn prayer of money they received in I949t and thank Ood fo r tha 6 6 leg is­ Fie didn't mention lb* name of lature who had tha honeetv and any of the 55 legislator* who voted courage to vote thalr conviction* In ojyoalnjr^^riie^»alee tatMand In against tha sale* lax. The Governor didn't call tha salt* tax by asm *. He retorted oply to the vole* "lq rail* money." But the legislators ‘ ha paltsd on lit* bark were |h t 22 tension and 5(r representatives who voted foi thr rales I I I . ' I I I) ft*, -e*-» [he Governor also said the Dec. in J A C K S O N V IL L E , (Special)—"While *lni»lne*» an "louragrout and conscientious Sen­ uaukl' I* not anticipated ut the ators and Representatives" who Florida, Stale Farmer*’ Market*, during, the Holiday*, Florida’* vuied to raise new uioaey deserve highly perUhuhle crop* w ill have the gratitude uf *11 who benefit to ‘ be moved when they reach from operation uf thr schools ■ud m aturity, *o lubatantlal harvest­ universities, public health, flood ing aiul shipping operation* w ill continue throughout the F a ll control, stale institutions and other services uf government. w ln ttr vegetable area*. Governor R e a d s Roll Of Lawmakers Who Didn’t ’Shirk Duty” Vegetable Sales title High In rthbbn 'Markets s "Fro m reporta received In my office today ihlpm enst o f tomatoee, bean*, celery, pepper, *qua*h, Lim a heari*, eggplant and many other llnaa of produce have been rulllng to destination* throughout the nation to supple­ ment the Htate'e great citru s fru it forwardings, and auch lu x ­ u ry , Dept* us I he w inter stra w ­ berries for which Plgnt C ity and other area* are fam ed.1* W illiam L . W ilson. Director of State Mar* kets, elated In his w eekly m ar­ ket review. "P la n t C ity moved durlnii f a , i l x day period last weak 2 1,401 pint* uf straw berrlea bringing a total revenue tu gruwera of m »9,684.37. The daily average ▼ tce etla e — •—a ----la a a ----« # * l- „... ,_ Explosion, Fire . Destroys Dwelling AUBURN, Man.. Dae. >7, —(/P) — A terrific exploeion blew a ilngla family houaa apart early today and roaring flamee leveled It to the ground. But firemen baliaved tha four oceupanta were not ■ at homa at the time. Nothing but tha chimney—drap­ ed with a battered faadeprtng—wee left standing of tka new houaa owned by carpenter Edwin J. Leal, 89, hie wife and two small chil­ dren. Fireman ware unable ta find any trace of bodiea and tka family automobile wae net on the prem­ ise*. t t -•■ > "It la my balk# the* axplodkf "Tonight there era many people in this statu who can glva grate­ ful thank* to certain mtmbar* of the Florida Legislature (99 Sena­ tor* am) 6 6 Representative!) who had tha courage and tha conscience tu do their duty at a lim a when tha eaey—and weak w ay wa* to chirk and duck their du ty," Gover­ nor W arren axld. He started tha roll call at tha lop of tha alphabetical Hat of count lea: . .. . "The 4,497 eltlsan* of Alachua County who racalvad aaalelanca tut ailing *1,487,797.60 in 1949 can (UaBtlaweX Oa r e a * Tseel R. M. Grovenstein Has Heart Attack Hubert M. Grovenateln died of a heart attach yaatardxy noon at hia homa In Dighton. Ox. Ha wa* a raaident In Hxnford foi about MO yeraa the latlae part of that time being associated with the Ox Filter Company. He wX* married to tha form er Eoaie Purdon who died about four yexrx Mr. U ru v tn iU ln l i iu n rlttd by three children, Robert Groeanstaln of Boston, Mass., Jam ea Gravenetrln, a studant at Alabam a Poly* technic Institute In Auburn, A la ., and Mr*. M ary O illver o f R avin Itah, Oa. . Funeral aervicaa w ill ba con­ ducted at the gravaride In Banford next Thursday at SiOR P . M. by D r. K . D. Brownlax and mambars of the " “Maxonte * ' Order. to • was a r.unable s a toa explain r f ehown ax-! HOT WHATh I b NEW YORK. Dae 8 T -< * 7 ptoafraa might hare some be In An all-time bent record for tha t$s WTtokad hewg; data wae eat today whan ton thermo m#tar reptatornd 00 de­ . 4 D I E IN A U f O C tA B M gree* at I P. M. The nrevtau* , O C A L A , Dee. 8 1 - ( * ) - Fawr Negroea, one o f them a woman, record waa 88.1 an Dee. gf, 1988. ware killed and n v m other Megroee liijared in m ante eoir at about 8 A At. on the South _ Tha da D U C H E S S MAR I O E Two Family Suicides Pacific Islands T h a t Revealed In CrossWere Dutch Owned Examination Of Spy For 300 Years, Are Trial D e f e n d a n t U n d e r Own R u l e NEW Y O R K . Dec. 27, t/I’i Thr Kfoscculion introduced m ibr Alger list second perjury trial today * letter written by Hiss to Nur! Firld, former Stale Department u liuiai missing for some lime in Eutup*. Field's name was biouglu into the trial early thi* month when Mi* Hrde Massing, furmet wile «l the fugitive Communists G eilud I'.is let, IrUified she and Hiss lonqieir.l for Field** service* a* * mrmbei of the Communist undeigtmiml in 1935 in Washington. The letter, written M»y 7. I ‘MS. was placed in tha record by xssislanl U. S. attorney fli«m** F. Murphy during cross-rxaniiiuliun ol llis i, former high Stale Dr p ul nicnl official It ifplird to a mile by Field in which he *.kr«l to do some work for the Carnegie l.n dowmcnl for International Peace, of which Hus then wa* piendrut. The letter quoted I Its. jv liav ing wiittrn " ! do not see any wav we could woik out any atiaogr nienl coveting your intereiling pm • . 41 tect. H is. I lieu suggested ill t lie let tel lin t Firld write ailu lv» loi . Hy AHROt U T K P PHKHH A tin, nation lore in the Hall today ll,e Dinted Slates uf ladone, ta In Ainilridani. Qnren Juliana uf the Nrtbetland- piuclaimed inde­ pendent r lui tbr nahuu uf 77.HOO,000 Indonesian, in the .nutbwrsl I’anllr It bad been Tlulland’s tuluny lui MMJ year*. In llalavu, (jpil.tl of lire val­ uable netklate ol Indir. Llandt, iliou.anilv cbeeied av Holland'. Iiicolui was pulled down and the red and wlole flag ol tevoliilnniaiy tmlmirvi.i A n uni up Hie ll.tg leienioiiv followed til* 'luuing ol the p m io iu l of tia u tle r nt oppu.ile ~ » u •""! i i .» article* for the Nation. Mi*« Kh- ............. . chewy *ald »ba would get in touch •ilnultanenu.ly. w ith you directly' and you w ill l*' Qnt-en J i i II hiiu lit u th ren -m ln ul* heating from her," speech congratulated tilt- new na­ ’ H lii* to ld Murphy that the only tion which s it hough sovereign and i c . * i I* ih4 ob rant t s . i communication ho had received from Field Of hi* jvhk- H erts, ws* a k tto r from P k jd In *W apiing of IR4R and a Chrlatmas card from ' H r* . .Pl*M tka aa m r year. C h am b e r*, fn rm a r rtiu rla r to r s Hnvlet spy rin g and the govern­ ment’* ch ie f wTtna** In the t r ia l, lived in the apartm ent ................. III* * testifie d . T h a w lttie** h s Ii I he charged tlh ain h a r* uotldng ■,,r id's■«*■•* a * r a a a T " » ‘ 60% oTAutoH Are Pre*War ModelH Violent Deaths During HeKdnys Exceed 500 Murk S that I960 ahould be another good yoar for bualnaaa,' M nothing hap­ pen* to Karo American buyara. HCHOOL VUNDH TALLAH AH REE. Dec. 87--UP) — The Cabinet Board of Educa­ tion movtd today to limit tka amount of city aad town bonda It wlU buy for tnvaatmaata Invaatmaa1 of too ‘ a permanent aehool funda. It adaptod a raaolutka elat­ ing "toe maximum amount of city and town bonda to ba maintoinad In any af tka atato aehool funda shall not exaaed SO per­ cent of the par valuo of all aacurltka held li too pnrtkulaf fund." % I h r b i g I.1I1.,1 o i v j i i i r a t i u n m e n * Inincd III. i r . i - r . 1 . 1 7 tu 15 cents 411 liimt 4- 4 e.r.il lh e wage d iiv a it 4 . o n llm rd in llir A l L publica1 toll. hi Inn ■ in. ,<111il v S u rve y llll i r . l ' C l l 0 m r - 4 | r p o l l ■ blc, t h a Ix il.lti ...................id .1 g i n r i . d i-.rlln-i t, I ll I i'll, v "n ilb n u l la m in g m i i r . i r ill l i v i n g li ln.lll.lt/riuriit (lilts" m . I l.tbiil WUlk t o- iiiip in tr p io ilu rlio n cf- \ I hr .till. Ir Vtritl oil -ii.lilr m i . , / i r M ill, i m ild ba ,n 1 1 >iii) •11-1ir 11 it o u i k r i . tteie given AT A IP f CI A l C IJItM O N Y In tin* m n p lt it lie jlr r *.f A iU n g tiin N ,itln n .il t V i i i f t r i y , V lr y im u >'ir*^|tlent T iu m .it tt r r k l.t o rrk . n . | i n tilde, 10 N ttip U u fin illm i in n iiu i i*il lit lilt* lu illn tf *> w ui i I i -h I, f i m il Ills* A in r i li v*li Him ul \V * i M VVail II T h r * M il flir t 1 m ild llir 1 r - llll* of l l i r i l F.Ret lllfk Ms.tltl " It to#- i Mlits I i nt dillM r W»*l Ul M|finiiiH .imullK .ill 11(4**1 H IlH H utL the 4*141Ih, 11a* I i‘ tiilUt fn \ t t I-4 .M o lt' ., tu I iii.iii.ig iiient a g ir n l lo Mlmllipr Vk iii " Ns\ ilett nt Uu* f i n h t i i i w .tlx* I f .i i i . M l i u . - e l l n.iliMh.tl t uiimirtri.lt t . 1 th** AM VT A * ' .thi W i l h e l m M u h ll it ) tie M m tft i i s h e m e , t h e M«nvv« i;irtU \jnU4H«4nlt<i 1*• t h e U. H. 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J iils lu l <R I I 11 , m rm ttri ol tbr U i fr.uim ig l l i u i ' r W ivhi i i c h l In Ja il: Congressman Calls For Campaign Infant Smothered Against Federal Tax Dodgers To Death During . Drinking Party ’ > I " I f f v r jy . |s> o p rtl tl.v *-.■<*«-i sisnritl' Weir ' i (ilfi’c tril,' I ln-"l llr v r llir liiiilv iV 1M11I1I lie Iml mi c l (M llimil lesuiim I lilt! g In 4IIV .ill)' l.i l.i s ci r , a i 1/ ’ i 1 I Downpour Briugt* Relief lo Thirsty New York State rS I I I t. r v (uronvr* in n m an in,ine*i I'.iinUieleil l l i l - i n (lining l x ( m m i> I n d u e I I i i i i c in-. S I ciin I i uni l e State Spending Of $251 Million Schools, W t* I i ,1 I l* I In .‘i r/l*i n.nl i m i,In n lin o, i n ii ii I v u lliio l, .mil v ir II,n r n u b j r i r n c i l jlim il llir t.iine aiim uill lim n tlir M u llil,. lir.itU IV 1.1*1 ) r . l i itiIII In g rllir r lliry .n im iu le il Im mine lh .u i h .ill tin- ilit liin t r in r u l, Cniuplmlb'i (’ M G.ivh new Inlilri, " Y i i Ui Mnili'V .linl Wlirie Il Gor»,“ iliow, lli.it uf ♦•!'d).7ti2, 772 (liibunril i ii llir l.itl liiimii',1 M'uhHsuih a* rss* T w ill Greyhound* will li c e loniglit *1 the I b ill annual opening of the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club located juit off highway No. 17 between Sanford and Oilando, and the W day racing rea«an will often with mnie a f thx fxiIM t clop ever lo run in f larida, Robert Baird, general inana■•r, announced today, Th# program will atari at H: 00 o'clock and more than 2.5(H) f*n< are expected to bx pteacnl. Highlight of tha evenla ia the 40 and H ■ ------------ —-----------■team heating facilities. Thn i0 and 8 Vulture « f ( I i I hiii I u ia apunaurlng the opening uiglil races and all gala proceed* w ill g„ to tha uryanliatlon'ii fund for aid­ ing crippled children. A crack, speedy field headed hv M iracle Mile has been extnhlixhed aa fxyorltaa In the eight dug field ■elected to run the 40 and 8 In ­ augural handicap, the ninth race. Tha dally double this season w ill contoiua on tha- second and third , race# w ith quintal#! autd tha third , with through tka tenth race inclusive. N IA V V O U K . I'-'' 27 i/T’t • til,. I ll " t IlfllVV lo ll! - Il...... lu ll | >I mg tell nil Now V olt, .111(1 It* p4 1 , lii'il tvalel "loot tndut and Hie n c n tlii'i lu ll,'a n - li" anotlivr 'I tiimr* o f it coming. W n tci'H liv N o " V o ik c r* w e ie 4 - liitppy a* dii-t I'oivl fu u m ’ r* ii tlm end o f a d io u gh t, tint ilia .lit v viild itclim tm i'iil kept It* M il,'ll* C IU *"*||. Vuv w a ter that nm - into t lu log t i'- c i f i i i l * now Iw ii-llilrd * irn p lv iu u *l mil oiilv lium lle tha p l* " i'lil ili'm am l Iml - lu i* up 4 iiiid n * fm sum iio'i llio in in 11 h c u - iiic d >11 ul Jtilii/ o lliri I- ill) 'd lril 1 4 It. ill lo lllll'* He predtcloji dt.fi'ui ,„ v ,al ' It 111,0 I .1 .*1-1,11411 " h o d lril I 'tu uppuig lu ll. Mu 1 1 in renewed I., pi,.4 |,p o lio , i.o iu rii in 1 op.llll- ol thr . ,u , | o i 11 - lic li of armmd .......... to I II H H l l B I l f l l II, I'na* 1nu I S I A I E I t l ’. l l N l) r VI I.A H A H H K K , Dec 27— y F ) .Nl it * l 1 cil hi 11 >■t hd I.a rso n dli t<oi «11 f 111 il, u r i r .d ,n ii'li i . t i i l 11 pnilt-d today iliiii 4 $7,1)1)3 e x ­ on I....... I l l l l l bring 1 li.iito d " I lh : l" e iitl;il* i mi tiiHHiSlice * t the new Finest G ills Female d iin ik i m .-, -.till I ’olli r t Incl Hoy 1 ’01 ire tiu n n l liis tiin im u lias been <1 W ill, on, tin . iniiiuiug '(■funded mid Ih r i" 11 110 ceflecIt-it" > Middleton, dl it c i ,.f tin Moll u p o n III* i n t e i . i l l y o f a n y "t u rn * i ’ ro durt- Am i Ily I'm dnetn" w ill tie llie m il.|c,'l of a lllll,lllll.Itili', u lio wiih not held 1111 •’"■i i Paul** involved in Hi* trailsaction. talk liy III J. VV M lllc l. plod ili'' nil)' id 'i'g w , luid ilitv c n llo ,-1 m i|' I. o m ii i i i , who also is State In hue!, 1 1 . on 11 p a ilt at 1' 11■ 1111, •I j, Hon munuger of the I'ly iiim llh t'l m a n e * C n tiin iln -io io i, told the H u * AHNocistimi, at llie meet ing -aid < lo cf W illmin.M, no,| u fle i ‘ 'alilnet last week lie luid asksd -lopping it In- home ul I I I / I ' l l o f lh e Memlllule C m in ly F ill 111 Hu •m a refund on rates he con­ cun F rid a y u ig lil nl the Kiituri* d v Vvoioic, ri'IHovcil Id- own child from Ho fro n t " d it unit 'lu n dl- sidered "exurh llu ut" for buildI ’n im e r* lliiild ln g , Hr I IV VVit cu Vi t c .I ih * cm iitilion of tlm h iiiiv , c i ’s fire risk iusui uiice covering - 0 1 1 . progiuin c h ill man, him........ .. 1 1,242,HIM) 1 ml,ling near Hlmri.n illic it wi th llie n llic i twi n the luduy. tteala during Its ( uustructioii. " T h i* progruiu w ill In- especial. Wig. Willi it* pul I'llln III llie liu. k I v injerchtlng In all ell 1 o- giowm * III till' i'll) HANFORD R A I N F A L L of Neniluole L'aunty," -aid Dr. ....................... 11 cull fn n ii Ml Sniifoi'd um| Scmiuide County W il-oli. Ilr . M iller ha* ngiced In iMiildlclon ,ii | :tli) A.M and when nil*we 1 guestloiiii at the end of id* i'lilto ln u 'ii .Ion and lack llic k -m , got a good drenching on Sunday talk. A ll riti'lia grovvei* uru curd- nr liv e d tln-y found him try in g to wlicii ruinfal totalled 3.41 inch#*, III e uk i It g a dry spell o f long In 11V invited tu attend. Hnppci will rut'lvn tin1 illfu n l. it Wlln taken lie reived ut 7:(K) o'ctock hy Mr*. lo F i'in ild-l J iiig lilo ii Men 101 iul •■taming, E . J . Moughlon, J r ., M. I*. (iutehel, ReNcrvulion* may llo np itiil n hen- it wa* fmiml dead wi'rttn^rnmri, le p u ih ii today, Tha downfall was enpeclally welcome | l unlliiutg I I * Han* T w ii, he made hy telepliuning l>r W il­ to owners uf citrus giuve*. son, 7Mt-J, The speaking progiuin t OM M IH HIO N M K K I I N f i w ill begin at H;00 o'clock Tlm C ity CiinililiHHluri w ill meet tonight at Hint) o’clock In reguln< H U H I'K IB E t il F I " ckn Iij ii , ami CotiiMil**inm'i Jiltin' M URK EG O N , Mich., Dec. 27. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 97. *l/1'l — Tha day sifter w a r iu*l a* K rid er w ill p rexeiit pluu* fur im- i/F)-----hitupv a* Chriatmna at the Hubert p ro v e liifiit o f the *uwugc illsA tla n ta D illard home this year. Santa poHsi prohlem , lie iis * in d ic a tiil. llo sto ii L’luua paid a return call, u* it t l'u s lls s ia til, I' m* r I t ,, , , 1 Dr. J. W. Mi l l f r To VddruHH Farm Ituruuu THE WKA I’HRH were. Mumatlm* during the holiday* Mrs. D illard lost h er $ 1,000 dia­ mond ring. Yeatardny *he got it back, Mra, Mllai Olsen 1found the ring, which had fallen Into a Christmas C1IR ISTM A H T H A tiE D V H A.M IID ItG , (lerm uny, Dec. 27. — (4*)— Four little g irl* have died after their dresses caught fire front the candle-lit Christm as tree ut a German orphanage party, po­ lice at Rime hen, lower Raxony, re­ package Mr>. Dillard had wrapped ported today, .T h e children were between eight and 18 year* of ag t. and agnt to har. i wmm M W V t ilt h . I),'i !7. (.V) llie lie u v ic"i d iiiiiip o n r since l.i 1 S p im g d rc m lic il New Vurk• I*, ami llie lr w u ler-h e il to d u tni,l c u n ' a mi-ii-urt* o| t r lie f In iln iiie lio p u il" ' c .iilic u l water -Inn luge. I 'r n ip iliillin i » a* .65 •it mi inch In l l ir c llt ilK elf dot mi' iln- pnxl 21 Im iir-. n u n rn h a l I r — m llie upHliitc re se rv u lr seehim. null more Hum 1 1/2 inch** in p u rl" o| drought - Irlc k c n New lii- c t I'll* VVra t her liu rra u -.ml unite m in Maw riin iln e Iu-mu ..n 1lirll l A I I j M lAMNl 1_ i, i Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club To Begin Iti Racing Season Tomorrow handicap. Prices W A M I I M .l i i s |)v , 27 i/P ) I In /M l 'r u e d iioln e today 111.11 i i - uni,ut- v. ill t r r k "tu b rla n * 11.11 h .iv r iiiii.'l. ill l'*5 ll tit. I Inaugural Be W i t h o u t I L E V L I v M>. Dec. 37— </**) — A F I . iim im j-l*. tinned tu a coin I Ioit,n 401I culled o ff the c i l v *- -iv dm iia u - lt s tr ik e , lit it vo n r vote, member* uf lh e A I I. I iiiu - il Fu lo n voted o v rrtv h i'liu iiirlv 10 abide hy an illiU n rtiiiii m iletln g them tu give up lire -H Ik* agaiust lh e cu t 11* nrd lle v e ls n d I r io -ii - i- lr iu ||y A M M tlC IA lF .il --------iM ttHtuy jfiit | ■ i i k i e-.Hlii|in| t u , AI -least fifnl violent deaUi* w r ir , f (In »' |m11 httvv tin NtiitlythR ll*t l o i lied a t r n l n I (li,i| i li e i l r i l l i (i K iim paym ent today f u r the v l n Y I \ C p U r i 5 V - III jMMMiifii n|f t i n I• i |J-r sSfiflu’ ■ il l i l i l e M ln u m i l.e e I ; i - H r I Oh io nation’s three day C lirisU n a e In.lt * -11 tans( 4 . ) ili n t iti> y m\ *’i ri|i 11‘n l i o .i d o e I n ’ - u l I m a l ini, 11 m o (1,1 v w ith Miiotbei long we»<beii,i !. 11iff • ttPU n y rfii I *\ . m -i - (in k n o o n I .( I d le I g — , 'I •flh I' NJ4 11*14 IIII. I \ i h f ill t 1411IMI I....... . ahead i l l ' l l I l n 1.11il l-1 n i l - l i l l ' l l - i l l In t Inc pt-rsoll wa* killed III t ' * 1 •'I'lK'ler I hl'Mt ft Mint -im if tits i ’ .d li e 1 III!'I I t 11 - 1. \\ llllil i l l - no he, f u r id (itie o f * v e r ir ly H ri‘1 *•• VMUk Ml. IIt\ law-, fill i ' ‘on li n l in iiilm g . l | i g e i , I In n r in other accident* u iip ru x im u irl, I IIlH|i|i|jt*1 to I I kill >|uuII I IIf it lilt * U i I m i l l I' i I l i a , m i a i I n n e r ,.y c iy irt m inute* during the hah , a>|«11|f««(|4I ■ ■I ill im k r iu ie - I'lin l M n n -lie ld •lay p friu d fru m » lx I* M. Ft ids* e-q . x A ll | M I li H "ll It III* 811Ilf Hi »• t t .l l f t l f .l II n .i Iii,c in ii■ ■ ol llie )o i( n Im li u n til iiiid u igh l. Monday. S t a f f A lk i w p i l I*# 11 u «i I vAtittiti 111"41 iiImhii I’.itfi vtinti tin nu lin leil \\ I s i,D ili. 1. I l l j , Tin- luggeM k ille r , s * uhiim I, " >■ .* ( V I lln - i i 'i , I'le - ln n It a , S h . ' i r l’ s I ' o i K’ t M t i s ........ ............... the uutum ulill* w ill. 1197 A I i h k 1 1• II i ml I It | m iy ■mrliult of them were pedestrianMt'iinvylille, He) F ire * killed 66 persnti*. many .d '" I H ill .'x p e itin g I'M i'idoinhlitile 31li *1 III V Mill I,IV I ), i l ......... . ch ild re n . A m i ch lld le u vvei ■ T A L L A H A S S E E lif e upiM.it fim il llcn m cin t lined S ' , i 'In . in ..m u ,, i l i i i i i ci I * - |,,n ii notable among v ictim * « f 94 n .c i/l'i tn nnevpecii'd * I ihio.ihmi l"' “ o ),. celluncdU* accident*. in h e rlla in i' I n , payment hum 1 " ■ndeiil ■riin n in m.n m ike |.n I' \ M e........ m l t m um i W I W it T h e t r a f f ic lu ll w s* le*« thin ................I H ilt II. m ain ill lllip IC 'l the -ln le of in iie s - e * . tin. P 6 predicted liy (he N u tiu im 'I'e e estnie of Fit .mm in i S iln m e Itt'li .lii- e p lt \\ Mm l in .f i , the ml i 1 > ilc .illi >>l i .I't e ii m m iili, H afely afely C o u n cil, i.ut Ned I I . Hem ‘" “ f '" ' '" '‘‘red a "ageing ........ H Ida Mlntc xen eru l I i i ml li.ihm cr. ll..u*e l i t ) ! 1 leath'i. I' .ii. d a luin nil „ |.| v i , | ll( |, „ „ ,„ lIm . i l , .1 lo irn , president u f th* Council, iiilc im 'iit Miyiug hit M (In t'm n p lro llvr t', 31. H a t ', n tlire . . |it't|n , Mir pointed out that the cost In liveniol.iv n iiillllllg III llir h n i nnnminved that I litm lllnm 1*1 III proptiqf 44 IIM lIli'hll paid fu r the holiday in a ll type* " I .1 jillm im lillr i,b ile i l , p a ir llli 18*III tlillU l' III K-ilik ii || I* |i f ajI* I il Hi accident* wa* h ig her than the 6<h> d o llsi check had lo'eii - m l m w ith n reg u lar I n , ir t lir u . n Inch that tin- A d m lt ilH tiiiiiu ii c a n p m j l o i illiin L r n , lllpm claim ed in Lhe T e x a s C it y , Te* • eed w ith It* u x triiv -ig n ril und il has mil Irf-en audited. H I- -oh iliHaster o f tw o y e a rs ago. I , Ii Ii v I I 4',eliu.in. !■) nl I h Idler j, J p la n * III NOelnli/e \ m e ilc N .’ "O ur holiday* have twrunn- ■ * |e rl lit n d liiN lin eiil, h til, in-ihap* eerie* of 'T esa * O ltle*.’ " |le»i *n m ldilim nil p s tlu e lil due In ler. horn **nl. " Ill a week, we iiihv Il w u h one uf llie l u i g e - l -mde II I' M i l d , “ w o i i l d h a v e ., d c p i l " - liv e , in, linin'. Ill i It) lid mi a i In ilg r • • f f e c t oil ei 'o m n iil.' ( im , li l i n n - 1 m p ecl another one--* ‘Jiiyioi* rs ts lr I n , piiynienl" llm lih .n l .li in A i'iin , in I , 11'pn mu nl e l t i l l )' and m ig h t p r ci I p l t a l c week-c ml of m s** murder nvn ever Im" trrelved. nod aiihniiiil m in I im dilci H i, v ,ilr w 4- ■r lc .i. c i ■ 1 1 1 1 11 ' y in to a ta il p i l l VV Now 3’i sr'*'-u n 1 e*R the peole tutvi Icslly loHiKled the geuntil I mid D g i i Ii I (tint Ills ' l l nil Im llli III III 1 le I III .,1 1 1,1 i Ins iltillifill* a 10 Nickened of m aking hurrui dayImlsme In nearly it llilid Society'# S a y s I n c 1 e a s c s C a n In n t - a s in n s lid M r n iii''f 'f ik h a if ir r .’ lt.lln v ih dil iirt v it n rn - W A S H IN G T O N , Dac. 27. - t/P> _ The head of (lenaral Motor* figure* that around 6 6 to 60 per cant of auto* now running era pre-war. Charles E . W ilson, making that estimate, added: "T h e used car* are M ill ovar-pricad as compared tu pre-war — If you put th* dol­ la r back In Ha purchasing power with relation to a new c a r." W ilton wa* interviewed hy edit­ ors of U , R. News and World Reort, weakly new* m ag ailn * puhshed her*. It copyrighted th* articles. Among othar thing*, he said he expects tha next new development in the automobile w ill be “ Ine u*e of hlgh-octaue fuel w ith more efficient anxin#*." Another way to aav* fuel would be to laaaen a ca r’* weight, ha said, " if you can nut of holidays." One of tha most horrifying taka weight out, make tha car Ju*t aa good a performer and Just a* tra ffic accident* occurred In Te*.iF rid a y night whsn an autnmulnle convenient for riding." Wilson tsid ha doain't expect and a gasullue truck collided, tinany radical or revolutionary ■pla*hed from truck's ruptured change* in cars in tha next few tank und ignited, turning tie year*. Ha aald also he doesn't vehicle* Into pyre*. A fam ily •>> expect there will aver ba » la**- five In the automobile and Unth*n-Sl,00U cat again b e e n us e truck driver perished. A mother and htrr six children "people don't want tha kind of car In n fire which swept then you would have to make In order died to prlca It undar |!,000, You would Ran Antmilo, T e x., home. T h ru were death* from shooting*, fall-, hava to taka too much out." electrocution*, plane craNhe*, ev Speaking genarally, Wilton said poiure ami a«pyaiation. A r t i c l e G ra n te d *h««tl>. ..,. 1. ».!■ ;' -.... ................ .... ............... . tens. Tin- President Speaks At Carillon Dedication W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 27—t/P) —Tha new United States of lmiune*ia was hailed at ita hlrlh today by Mrs. F ra n k lin II. Hmiseveh and Ansbassa dor Warren H. Austin. Ameriran re p rrsrn lslive e to the United Nation*. Form al eonira lu la llo n * in the name of tha . I '. S. government are e ip e e l­ ed probably later today. Proa (dent Trum an is reported _____ re*dt lo aiinuunre U. H. re«,,»it11koi of the new stala ■poke l« Frieda K lrchw ey, ..f itiv j A n n.leid ani. Nation, about you and tin' po* | ( lr iwu vriem unir* Earlier Hwa ta«lfi#d thnt h# never rac<W*d any jampmwnl fiaT an apartment h* sublet to Wlilttaker Chambar* In Washington l» L ;i hot ■ iM i : I f c --- ____ _— J i . T Hu1 hank De* Molnas Galveston New York Raattla Orlando Tampa ,.MV' r « r ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/46150ae5ae6a98e967d28c01cffc7862.pdf 224adf4785ad63d857d14b68942e128c PDF Text Text I ’ - V tyv i IV )■ . P A G E E IG H T T H E H A N E O E T ) H E R A T ,I X H A N E O R D F t Q l t m A Spy Trials Additional Society Continued From i'age Five ICaallaaeg »r*M r * i , Ooel the wystern allies In the early day* nf World War two— a time when the Hitler-Htalin non-aggreieloti pact wa* In force. He said hr prepared on his own Initiative a memorandum on Sept. 20, I DUB, which said thl* country could help Hitler's foe* without violating neutrality law*. PTA Entertainn For Mrs. Lee HoHteHH At Junior HI HludentN Phiiathea Party jr':::, ' . V T ' ,1 «*i»oi student* on F *-'*'»y night it J between the hour* „t 7:00 nnd 10.00 O Clock with a party given by the I’lircnt-Tcechcr Association n "*,T| , , r 'Jlrtwt on of Mr*. Jerk Rusyll. Included in the auditorium decoration* was a large tree which had lieen decorated fur the nccnnhiri hy the Tourist Club. The rnftcr* nf the hall were strung wIt! red mid green garland.., nnd on the ninntie wn* n snowsrerre which Included n mlniator,.- Hnlitjt ' 'pu*. Deem a I ion* were under the "illt eel Ion of Mr*. ('horln* Wilke. A* each *ludenl entered he wn* presented with „ houlotiniere of email hell*. Iluncing wn* enjoyed during the evening with Itodiuni Ilruiuley nerving n* nunoiinrer. I ’rlue* were won hy (irnce MHrio Ktliii'cl|ilii r, llu v iij l.eonurd and Sandra Dun, Refreshment * were served from n luce covered table which wn* centered with n hundy snifter holding red polnsctt in*. Refreshments consisted of fruit C h rl’ tmii* enkea nnd randies. Kn terlnlnment wn* furnished hv Mr*. It. W. CiiBuhe and Mr*. A. II. Dux. IrtifV with Mr*, Duxhury lendinir n chain dunce which provided rim for the student*. Tin* evening wn* eluted with the ringing of "Jingle Dell1' nnd the school snug. About 140 sludenl* attended the |iurty. (Composing the refreshment committee were Mr*. C W. flhftl'imiker nlid Mr*. NbhoN and cold drink* were told tinder the direction of Mr*. I,cun Wnlker. Chaperon* for the event wete Mrs. Flower* ami Mr*, Cooltar. Junior High Hum ( hriHtmaH Program The Music lleimrtinent of the Hanford Junior High Hclmol pre tented a Chi IsItniMtdugri"" under tl*t direction of Mr*. W. (i. Flem­ ing la*l Wednesday. All "Indents par I id noted In the following tiroirrain: introduction, (Irnce Marie Htlnerlphcr; "Hark, the llernbl Angle* Slug"! Christina* scriplute uinl "Glory tu God"; "(I Collie AIJ Ye Fn lth fu r, nil student* ami the seventh nnd eighth grade suxettes; poem, "The First Christ­ um*", liv Marianne Rlrlrktnnd: "The First Noel". "Christ, the Holy Child", "Christ iiiuh Hcrcnadu", s e v e n t h {{tude Kiev Chilli Christ inn* story, At 1‘hilllp*! “Oh U tile Town of Bethlehem", John Arnold; "It Caine Upon a Midnight Clear", solo hv Hilly I’nrk; "In“ violin *oh 1 David’* Town"', "Over Hathlehem’* Town" nnd 'In Bethlehem’* Lowly anger", eighth grade gl*e Huh; mm "fiU r of Bothlchem’’: "Star of ,ljie l-.’u s l , seventh grade sexfelti. composed of Morin Join*, Jtlgiinelle Starnes, Helen Alexan­ der, Delores Clllmrn, Janie Bennail, J nh mile M»e Fur Ison. , ‘DeeIt tin' Hall", sung hv the Kioupi "line Holy Night nnd ................... _ ntii jtradn g i ... dmi 'HIlent Night",. eighth pie next'-Me, Mntlba hlet nexl'-lle, Situ Ilia Owen, IVgw Million* yv Wright Jnyre Jones, -In fy$»ul|e, Hum Crews, .......It a Dunn. I'ntsv Collins. Louise Ill'llton,, Jlclty Atm Hllle*. Annette Brocks Ann lUimh,ilium nnd I'aulelte Cnsnti; Christmas Heiicdlctlun, MnrvV iv Mlkolajck; llUllf ***i”r**j* *** "Joy w tn the World". Accompanist* were Mien Lyon, Joyce June*, and I’eggy Wilghl. S Ltndu Sue WilllamH S n o re d pit Hirthduy Linda Hue Williams celebrated her fourth hlrlhdty with u party given by her mother Mr*. Ted WII* flaini nil Thuraitay ■os/ at *> the William* " • . . . Maple Avenue. Avenue, Henj home at 211 decoration* were lOUal uccuruimp* " n » , u » e d throughout the living nnd dinln “i ..................................................... id ihrns and Included bright re., dnsettia*. cnlnrfd ornumont* uud jjlhture Santa*. The dining table wa* centered t i n large birthday cake de­ corated with red nnd green. Linda « U ' presented with many gift* her friend* while they sung aniiy Hlrthday". ftifreahment* cmnUtlng of lr*! V , "ChrDttn*’* #tt. .... .til*,. (S UM14 rreim "rimklea, cake a^Teandy were wrved during the mtK.it hy Mr*, w illiam * •*; d hy Mr*. C. K. Carlton and r* innu nnd Dottle Wllllatn* 'wax SaiilB* were dUtrllmled n 3i J lln * Billy Coleman. Jimmy Walter Meriwether, Higgle Johnson, ,„ n flrarn Thurston, Charlee Btoothoff, Ooorga BUmt- .arwBJT Mr*. John 1,. Lee was hostess *>ldav nrviit for the nnnunl Christmas party of the I’hilathen • I*** of the First llnptl*t Church. Other hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Jerry Klckllter nnd Mr*. Buford Brown. Ileromtlun* In the Lee home followed u Christmas theme. A tiered table wn* urranger| tu represent three Christman wrenllis interspersed with 'livend hbie randies with n large candie nt the tup. On one taluc wn* a manger scene from which issued soft enrols during the pmty nod on the mantle wns n miniature pipe organ forming n hnrkcnnirid for "mall choir hoys. A I'girted ni(gel hovered overhead nnd hnnkiiig tin) scene were while pnlnseltins mid greener). The dining talde w*> centered with a snow Hcene nod greenery and other decoration* in tin- room followed the same theme. A short Inisines* session was presided over hv Mr*. A. 1). Ilnllnwiiv nfter wlilfli ((nines were enndurted hy Mrs. Douglas Htcii-tinni I'rlxc* were won by Mr*. M. T llnyne*, Mrs. Mnrvln Stone nnd Mrs. Charles Bi-nhaiii. (iionp Hinging of ('loisluin* carols was enjoyed after which "ift* were exchanged. Mr . J, M. Kliiicelplter wns presented hv the class with tickets fin a cuncart series to he given In Oilainlo (lift* were collected for Minn I tut h Cllltltiiilips and Mr*. Mmjoile Cowin who coutliiue to be ill ill (III) Kim Ida .Hiinllitriuni. (lilt were also collected for two children who have been adopted by the class. Itefrc.ilinicnts eonslsted of IIIdividual enke* III the shn|ie of snow bnlls topped with a lighted candle, open fared sandwiches, Milted nuts lind coffee nod were served hy the hostesses nssisted by .Mrs. Mien•Iron*, Those iiltendlng were Mr*. Hlinrehlper, Ml** Uottie Hmlth, Mrs, ’I'iin Crawford, Ml*. WlllloMt Slcmpcr, Mr*. I.. M. Himes, Mr*. .1. Bradley Ddlinm, Mrs. Voile WII* limns, Jr., Mr*. Chltrles Benlinm, Mu. II. It. Fortner, Jr., Mr*. Millv Martin, Mr*. "Buddy" Angel, Ml*. Ileutrlce lluffniAu, Mr*. Ilnviie*. Mr*. Holloway Mr*. Mint tin Carter, Mr*. J. II. I'lillllps, Mrs. Fdwiltd .Smith, Mis. A line llbiiphrev, Mrs. Amin Cook, Mr*. It. A. Howell, Jr., Mi*, f(avion Smith Mi". John Culluni and Mrs .1, li. David. Mr, Huukenbauh (JetH Degree At StetHon NF.W YO R K . Dec. 2 0 - < / P ) - C bjuuIy Ai'cnlM mifl D liiTlctrh o| tliu Cintm l Moridu Kx|Hjji|liori hold fImt rntttlnir at Orlando and «li ink an firuti^o Julrit toimt In Ihi> nmat hiktvheI ii I K#Jr to b« hflil in Houthviiit In lO&O at Orlando. I'lctum l lift to rljrlit, C. T. Ili.kfnni, iri*n«*ral manajfrr; Claudw If. Wolf«» pm ldant; Walton Mrloriftiii, d liictor; J, T, Clxfonl, llrovnril county; I*, Lonhcr. (? of C. Sanford; Standing: W. J. riiitt, Jr., yotuHu; It. K. Norrin, l.uko; I*. I(. Me .Mullen, Ht. Johns: If. r . Swanaon, anaUtant agent, St. JonnH; C, A. ItcdihirM, iihmImI iiii I , Morion; nod Car) JicnJrlcki, Marlon county. Released German War Prisoners Want To Lead Peaceful Life r^ ' 1.ANUSBERG, Gcrmaity, Ore. 20. — (/P) — Twealy-ieven smiling German war criminelt were freed today from the U. S. Army's l.sndsheig prison for goad behavior during confinement. iliey lied served the gte.ler pail of three and five-year *entence* Mlick N. Cleveland, Jr., Ilf Hnnfi.nl wn- title ef a cllis-* nf 122 vrmbnil.il frcittl Slet. ini Univei-ity Dec. ID lie wu* iiwnrdi-il the glee nf It S. in Business Ailininituition \ leader lhrnuitle.nl tucull, pc . I.iii -e, Cli-vi b.inl ba* served Ilf n l,'iesllUltlli A.lvi-ei IIvicc |ii> nl. lit ul bill JlUii-u - la , Im i. iiM-i nf tin- Hlteli'iil A -'"cm (lull, pic iili-nl nf tlie St III \ tireek ergiinir.iitinii, first mail- nf ViMystic Kiewi1, ieudi'rship niuiuilrulimi fm Juniur nnd selii'-i men, a meml.ci of (he liiturfrateiuity Council, and Justice nf tin- Law College Honor Court. II.- wu* twice selected as line of Die ten niitstnnding men students, uud Ids popiilmity wn* attested hy Id* selection un Homernmlng Mayor it. I(i IH III- trail f.'i led l>« .'*1 t -.11 finui the I'uivei sit, ..f Florida whine he wait a uu-inliel ef Alpha luu tliuegii I ruin ini y. IlFl.A N D , Dec. 'Jli-IH pednl)— Harold Haynmnd lleekeolmeh nf Hanford was nwdrded tin,,f t nciirlnr of firt* nt the fun onnrler cnniiiiencenteilt *1 Stetson Hnlverslly Dee. Id. Mnjmitig In edltcnllnn, Mr. Ilecketihnch lias lust completed his internship In Memiimle H l g li Si’htifil mill Iihh Lh 'O to a tenchlng jidMIlnn in the Lvmnn U A D IO STATIO N School at ................ . where he will |,„ dlie-'loi o| the high relmol W .T.lI.li. (dee dill.. He will lake up hi* new dntle* lu January. -I* t * At Ml el soli he was a member of \\ I'MI I t It It MlLm »•!* l.sinhd'i Chi Alpha social frater­ SVvvh nity, Hlgmu I'l Sigma, honorary S\ »"*| I I 11 ,1.) Mill .) I'M The 7 '*• !"• l • 'l»|l# p IivmIcs fraternity, the Stetson N't WM Symphony Orehustru ami the Fu ­ 'lot' ture Teacher* of America. He was N|11rilli«»r I" am(Itiiir \| Itt'tl ► > ill M11M 11• also listed oil the university * hon­ or roll and Dean's............... List far - *npip- '* 1u u.tihl in \ him I'hH Hi i I .If <MHHlI erlnr scholarship, lle is married lo •t :ui Dic k \ ill i ii Lois Hatcher "f N « I|f •*Ir I'..) lit 11 Mllll ** i?» the former Ml** Pin i"i* I'm ruin i< (Ml Hanford. Hit\U A Imiy \ Mini A' Mlinti' in 111 Hill, New |in11tin Mil, llhif 111no 4Ill'll MMI t X HI nr 11 in Morn Ili / Vni*i jr D nU vw ow l »» K. Mur 11* 11-i unit IZHIO Wnrlil ut Noun By HOB TIIOMAH 1311f. Thr* llmiil WiiMoii I ! In IDHi ('lull HOLLYW O OD . Dec. 20— (A1)— linu l*o|Hilar Hlnr I lift I all I Tr» \ Olr i It n nu dene Autrv I* setting th« |iat" 1 30 .Mumleu | VnriMllioi in the trend of having movla stars J: im» 4I.ii None linnch 31mi T<oIi«v‘m hi mr go out to meet the piihllc. .1:30 MlfH .V M'Hill f)MN The moneyed cowpogg I* pl«n- .1 4ft Vour MuiM.rv Munica ning the longest ntuienranea lour 4:00 Mimlr Lov«ra Dronraifi 4:10 II V It VNj II Itnt of Ills ruroer. He hx* already MI T Il f' I Hi v Hi in 11mi r hooked -'Id town* for hi* IDfKt r.H 6 :0 im flrirrbl H|iot winter tour and Is negotiating ft;4MI TI NrWB for !i4 more. He mien* hi* show fit 16 Murk mi iti>|mri 311 TwM.llc HifllHH f In I’uehiu, Coin., Jnu, 1, taking IIHill) I*ai m«1m along 27 rodeo performer* pin* r- Ift H|inrDf NoHi I mx HIiirn "hsmnlmi nnd little champions, his Ton Hnviha rintiR rroRram 7i Ift VUtnEft fur a LnUy hur*o*. 7:30 Hinirts I'erseiinliites Autrv will runllnue hi* weekly 7lift Keynotes |,y furl* no V ariety Hull radio broadcast along the route. in B:,10 ii, Hcl.nc. He reurn* to Columbia Studios III ift l:«i'iir»li,iis Meet (lie Itai.il :» on Nlglll IMtll'io April I tu begin hi* six-picture tii i r. I'llll llei',1 nl f It ifa II schedule for lltfill. I*:III Hliorls Kin a „f liny Anna Mnguaul, the volcanic !h 36 Moslem liusrlmu Ituilan actre**, I* expected here 014ft ll's Uni,,. f|,„ , nnv day. She will record dialogue tn-no in, ift I’fllte'l Null,ms fur "Volcano," another film about 10:30 f "rioi'ii xtiisic 1 ...... .. with Xlusle an eruptive Italian l»lo. Newsmen itmo iNew* are hoping she will comment 11 oft Klgll (Iff nil her unetlme director and fame, All L sp Roberta Rossellini, - i f- '<! , jDintpkln and John Ireland I* going ahead smiash nrljfiiaied lu the Western with hi* role In "One Wav Out," Hemlsphera, ' < -despite hi* *uit tu hragk nl* Co­ lumbia contract. He has to her......................... ilan- ly dream stufr. form the part In order to auhst Hate hla case. I S ix '*i II warble a note Boor Lana Turner) 8he get* and. Is pleased Ida*ted when *he haunts the night wlHi a drama I* rule f.,r a change club*. Now *he gets blasted be- "Everybody thought I was just cau*a she itaya homa. Three trad* a ftyi-lovlng kid and thay kept napera have crlttrlaed her. retnark* nutting me Intu light, gay pic­ slaving homa ami tures/7 she say* "I'm really , a to me about xtavlng ______ _ at They Helm very eerluus mlndpit parang,H looking J‘ telcvlelnn. * ' aha should ba going to the movie* Montgomery Clift *p«nda the nnt un- week day* on "A Place In The instead. Mavhe they don't for a mo­ Bun'” and works Mondays on deretand what It'a bile thea- new ending for hi* Berlin nlctur*. via etar to attand ter. He claim* he ha* worked Hneaklng of raaetlon bring* u» Bundnv hut five since August. ' to Gloria Qrahama. ihame. Her N aamment* t o m u Review; "The Man On L. . . . . , uvh. sleeping. 1— *— ‘ nude Mere Tha Eiffel Tower" (RKO) lists attack by the lingerie Industry, among lie star* Charles Laughton, hollifL0t ^ np' Rurgesa Meredith only and. tho city of la g lot prettl* than the; its’ given them by U. S. military rouiti for war crime*. All their lenience* would have expired before n ext# June .'ID, • I1 None wu* u liig-nsiiie Natl trim- he released this yfmr. rimI. These were the men who Only two lonely spectator* were inmuiunded N a t l raucentrltUin on hand a* the hlg wooded prison cutups, who nerved n* ramp guard* gate* swung open to free the pris­ nr ml-lrented captured American oners. airmen. One of the spectator* was a for­ Tlie i.idc*i wn* Friedrich Kali, mer Landslierg Inmalc who said DU, n former Wiesbinlep polirernuti, lie came to greet "o|J friend*.” The other wa* u young girl nf convicted of Inking part In the about 20. Hhnhhlly dressed nnd murder of American flier*. Col. Waller H. Cralmm. the pris­ blue with rohl In the chill Bavarian on coiumunder, Mild that 27 uthers iimrnlng. she greeted one of the pioliubly will lx- released tumor- 'eleased men with a slight mur­ iow . One other prisoner ell/lhle mur. Then they walked off arm toi leleiist. i* ill In the prison hos­ hi arm. pital. due prisoner praised Cnloney The It. S. hiuh commission un- (iraham, saying: limitlced veslentay that flVe lop "He is cine of the finest officer* Nail I'l imlniil", convicted hy Amer. I’ve ever seen. We have received lean cniirtK ut N^ucrnbeig, also gom) t| treatment treat me iwiitr since li» came will tie released.' They 'Include tn Lamlxhrg lust June. Kwn In Hi n*t Wilhelm Ibihte, KnglMi- the Herman army it would take lioin MS general whu was hod you Horn ii tlmo to find an officer of Die Nu/I purty's foreign urgunl- a* good aa he is." fiitimi, At the station, a railway-guard r'olmiet flrnhnm,. who**1 home jokingly told one of the men: "You'd bettor he glad you were i- in Boxemun, Mont., Mali howevei that he ha* not yet received In there the lust four year*. It's hvvti tough outside." no order for their Veleasa?1 Replied the former prisoner: Tim first slrht Dial greMM tHF "It was tuugh In there too.” pii'i.m-r- a* they filed Into the A out her prisoner commented: prison waiting room frnrtf their Ft mu now un nobody will he ell* wa- a symbol of the holiday a-n.oti, n .-criihhy little Christum* able to talk me into anything, legiiiitless nf whu i* In control In line. .Slacked around It were heap* flermany, I'm going liniue and ot piesciil* sent l.y friend i or, tel- lead n (|iiiot life," O’ Dwyer Woddilik FellowHhip Front HttMlInartl Mr«tMi l*Mr nn on!• mtilil hi*nr. Fat In i lii'nry told 0'l)wy#rs . MHi*|>rnl nfh*r nm: MW ltli thin i i t I thru* wrd No wo^ «xrlmii|f«*il liikldr thi* church. The coiioli* turned, llnknl »rnrk and walkfil ulowly ituwn the to iDUnir to friciulH and nhook handn with mu* Kin*nt« Thi*v t-riiurged frgni thi* Church and fncnl a bomtmrdmvnl of photngritidiera' (Uihhulhv. f A crowd of about 400 nttaofit oiiI hIiIo the Church pr*MU*d cJoaa around the couple. New* reel photographem plckdep,' tha crowd to give them room. A towrmwonuii retnarktHj: M11l h4»t they’re glad they*re hot }JJ New York they would Nalljf rrowded.M Thu newly wmla entered.• oaf, «r of ,. drove through the center Pt |l aW M'sallsss4 P m s S s« , Ob .) been provided with hath room and plumbing facilities. Ititerlora and <floors have been repainted. Hevsral small buildings of conrrele block have lieen erected, providing romplete apartment*. The Fellowship Hihlicat College, “ ’he ....................................... which for a time was oireratvd un­ der Independent control as Aldrrsgat# University, Include* in its curriculum a college of liberal uit* leading tu a IL A, degreei a col­ lege course leading to a Th. U. de;ree. Business course* include g & "KS A-Bomb Plan' dared, He added that h* difficult evan eg a anal, ileMea such aa he a United Nation* secretariat with Soviet permission but belli hi* diplomatic rank, I'anyuxhkin InRyan accepted the statement n* "a communication to the court. Another frderol bulge rilled previ­ ously that (lubltchev does not have Immunity. This ulsu Is the view taken hy the l). 8, State Depart­ ment uml the United Nntluns. The Immunity claim is am* of several attacks un the espiunoge Indictment made hy the defense In the ptc-lrlul sessions, llyan denied yesterday a motion to dis­ miss the conspiracy count of the Indictment. Miss Coplon, 28-yenr.tild form­ er employe of the Department of Justice, uml (lulillchev, 22-ycar-old Itusslun engineer litlil suspended Untied Nation* employe, are scheduled to go on trial Dec. 27. They lire accused uf espionage In allegedly nttcmptlng to get U.H. government secrets Into Soviet hands. Up for argument today war# these issues: l, A motion by Abraham L. I'onieranli, counsel for flulillchir, that the Russian he adjudged out­ „tllr the „ „ jurisdiction ... . . . ___ _ side of .tlie court on the ........hi of dlplbmallc itnmunlty, 2. A motion by Pomerants nnd Id An iiibnld I’olmor, cuuniel for Miss Coplon, asking Dint the in­ dictment lie dismissed on I hr „ i on uu it is busud on allegedly iil'gu) wiretapping. The motion usks Drat, If the Indictment i» not iii.-ml»aed,. all evidence Imscd on wiretapping lie barred. Miss Coplun already is under M-ntence of 40 months tu ten years In prisun on a conviction of steal­ ing government secret* for the Russians. Hh« is appealing the conviction and sentence in her trial to Washington, D. 0., lust summer. Both she uud Uuhllrhev are free no bail. Educator Fear S at: personal repeutlorr Mam iroiMtttloii « « « of puhHs confidence In ' $ 1 X and Other acta. companies charged th 1M1, the Du with but * xtrengtheni'itha. hand by which the railroad commission already lias closed down the racing In­ formation wire of Intra-dtaio New* S crvlci. Western Union cut off tho Int runtale service a week ago when the railroad commleelun tklrted around the contested untl-buokle law and Invoked a niiitract clause which permit­ ted the telegraph company to rancsl service upon notification by tho state that It wae being used for Illegal purpoaea. Intra-slot* Now* Service had uhout IDO clients along th* Flo r­ ida cast coast, Tho railroad com­ mission and Attornsy General Richard Ervin said many of them were race bet bookmaker!. In arguments before the promo court yeitorday, attorwner of fntra-atata neya for tho owner end other race wire operators Instated they were In th* harmIrix and legitimate business of distributing sporting news. They Mid they could not be held accounUble far tha uaa mad* of it by thoir client*, day; t'lanning for the ilrive was |H*rfected at Orlando last Thursday when groups representing the dally and weekly pres*, radio, hankers, wholesalers and retailors, hotels and restuurunt.-, realtors, traliportatiun lilies, theatres, the Juniur' Chamber of Commerce, parent-tearhrrs uml other educa­ tional associations, the Kdticnlinn Board, the Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs, and others, met with the Mtule Chamber's Citrus Pro­ motion Committee in an nil day runlet viire. In hi* acceptance uf the hunorary rhairmunshlii of the drive, (juvernur Fuller W a r r e n Iclegraphed tl:,» State Chamber's president, Walter L. Hays of Orlando, that the importance of enthusiain In the proinution of greatei citrus conMiniptlon could not lie uv#r-einphusixed, ' The work of Die over all group organisation put together hy the State Chamber, will lie directed by Its executive committee, the chairman of which is Frank L. isteil of Kustis. Isted's co-work- The campaign will Ik* fo^pad lip on houxiftr iv**s, nc'gool ItmeV rooms, soda fountain*, and hotel, resturnnt and transport dinln facilities The detuils, work, up hy Advertising D i r e c t s Dawson Newton of the cltr oniinisslou, and approved by committee- will lie augmented the promotion and jmbliclty __ furls of each of the participating businesnei, ■** Hays -nul today Fuat la-t "eat m o r e cilru i" camjEign sohi millions of Ixixe* of and this year will double last year's -tiles", lie credited press and iiidio fm much of the sucees* of Die movement. "This year/* he lidded, "we are s t r e s s l a g hrnlth safely. Our children are not receiving udeipiate patlit iiinnl supper' when d* tiled dtrus”. J. Executive commlitee chair­ man Istrd anmitinced that H e h ineryy ;o make Die cam paign af­ fective had already been sat -jn* I Vegetable Market .1ATKMt IMVllit-K, Dec. 3II--I AIM —Kurt/ New Vork Iirlce* nil kfnrtill, troll* olid VPgelutde* «» reeirieii hv itie v'eileriil Klole Jlorlei New* Hervlrm Avocados Dills l"-2"« (olr In aooil 11(y lio-J.ui, siiniiler , iieit tints 13s l.7(<-3 -.*» HllO|i heailH lol-hel* Ml r I nKIlltack Vnlentlnes tolr to Hood nastily tfui-Vf.n, few Mali ns soil, si-ine fair •lualliy .X..’>o-«*", imorur low as 3.M0. I'lsiilltiils tli li-5,to), few o. orillliurr <•> lair <|iialliy 3 on. too. few t Ml, Tender ar-cin t*w t.lili, imorer I.MI-1ILO, Wax 3 Tk-t.na Lima tisHlis liosliels few 7 0O7 la, few puorar ti.uo. struwherries 3* |iltil crales (irr |U ,k*-.*o, ordinary nunllly low n* th, pony rstrlasralors |<er idol t t.'alj|>sa»- I l/t hustle) hoses liornrslle Itiolllil lypeI ua-l.Mi. l.'ui umber* liushels I 73-1.bo, lew I,bo. poorer riu sltty *>bo, lew ^ low as Dii mit*l|tih* 3 60. Dtfffttlaui I M i-jlb , few |.3ti, Inrae site '►« lHt*lie«l run*** iJURhtln Z7ft-3 6u. K m lh e rM rurV Ih i h Im I n 1 411,1- I 641, 1*1Pi llitirtllv |,ftf». Km'it itul i* IdiMhcl n L,<H)- l.fiZ % inu*(lv I 14 '* ■1 6<i KDifiijiiiM a |i«*r >M It* 1-1 l.f l I llt'l' fi| AI IT ft I' |MI «S|M |ll|| HtxI tin Z tlnXiHl J, HH •|, 6 It, un tit, Itiimikliii* Inw un ill. C fJprj t.«*url J S fi thiSt'Vi HI |mmT iT | tin-i.ftii, liirh i'rut*** 3IMI-3 2 .., tl*ejt**i* 4.041* h llr ly w«*ll iitiiitier ilultlpn- fi w 1 %•». lillllirhrtl 1 tln ii* n 3 tMi, fl l l. I ll 'l l 2 7 5 - 3 (HI. I'ugrit| t i r t l l n n r y • p u i ll i y M il u n ft i 2 m»<3 60 rn|»|lf>ri* I Mir til llilnlinln KIHU) 4’ll 11f «|IIIIIIV v WolldeTt .I DU# f«»w 3,1ft, ortliriury t|u ;illly low ,t I«ft0 , r»(U in n *2 3ft, o ihfr D u lliio f lypn fnir l ,, guotl t|iifilh y 1.76-2 ftn, liuurnr I 60. lit*.In *iuii|)ty l.ftn-i 2ft, lm In 2.00 lair (■» A nu hr I run 460 WERT j Lilli I ni>m 60 III wnitIi m IUIpr Trl fltm. a »«"■ Jy’. The Jeweler rtrr- im ifctwr .... M Jl 1 ‘j l by tha wire operator*. To smwanta that the law e»> crosehad on tha federal governmonte authority to regulate In•tats r, too lawyers replied the federal gov­ ernment has no exetualv* Juris­ diction ever Interstate crime." Goremar Warren’s doctor may let him out of tha hospital Thursday *o ha can "enjoy the Christmas holiday* at Th, he didn't let the • m’x WERT The mmedl- ia hollChrlatmaa SJ! ■v>. JA C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 20. _ — (Special) — Citrus consumption In Florida should be four times what It Is, according to market­ ing and dietary experts, one think­ ing in terms of the State's agri­ cultural economy nnd the other thinking particularly In terms of the health of children. Bttllness group leadership, working for the second year through the Florida State Cham­ ber of Commerce, and in conjunc­ tion with the State Citrus Com­ mission, and state and local school ami health authorities, have begun a determined drive to meet the citrusconsumption recommendation* of tlie experts. The' push will get under way within Die next ID ilays, Exe­ cutive vi‘-e president Harold Cn|ee ot the State Chamber snlil here to* Lawyer* far for t( tha ataU replied the 1040 law wa* a valid exer­ cise of atata polka power, and It* own Urm* condemened the typo of buelnaaa engaged In etety tl m unilihn Mwiii'ially kihm I «tiitillty luu ItjlfllHhfn 11 i|( tmukhth rcijn 2H i I o ie h 76-16, frw 1.00. 'MB OM) U 's a ltn H rr»> mitinnh tumliwln Y«*||nw HlrnlirM* ., Cpokkaeplnif, typwritlng, business dlty. X iH’k 2 76-1.26, fpw 115*150. \l l u action Nutting uside the Ii up lirf w Ita lia n tyjm i.oo-i 1ft jngllsh, office training and other Rug............ Umporary restraining order has bu»h«la U f K f In v#ry lit run I.on. secretarial studies. 1*60^ A theological coursa of four no practical effect except tu Tonialoes fro *st«ii re|>nrt«it. years, a Christian workers course two year*, a Sunday School train>lng coursa and a. Sunday School _______ _______ teachers course la offered. Inrttctlon in music and voice is •trite ffttufctl* Tha Biblical Academy Include* tii iminieipai doclt., ami “ '* the yacht Atmsr II fvrr an Sl-day academic course*.1manual train­ honeymoon cruise• ing and Bible training. Th* educaurogram Is earrled out under Beam ing happily, the n*wlYWad« ti' ;«trecDoa of Mtte' Oslo Enriswd, named f«»r a moment general supairlntendent hoarding the craft to alloWi rent fltatlon. FelleWshlp Fri... -----togruphers a final shot. * East of the airport proper l* D'Dwyer hi* wlfe'aboArd ....... . helm'd------tlm Ttfge Fellowship farm, which the gently rolling cruiser. Tlwy inelijaea an orange grove. Plena climhed to the after deck to arc now under way for railing of ut photographer* who crledt On* jwultyr and stock at th* farm, said more, Please, Mr. O'Dwyer." A* the nus# of the trim, mahoguny-decked cruiser pointed t i e * ' ! $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 away from th# dock' the tun mlret from trehlnd a hlaok cloud MWjrt grew venlcd a giant heart which hern written In Ihe sky hy llite^ae.Thom a* B, w illing alrplant. Jeorgc 'jiht, pi . The newlyweds looked up at ,the utter um Alexheart and moved closer together/. Thu ya.'ht we* free of the dock , at N:B0 A.M., only 20 rnlndUp alter th«< ceremony t**gsiL in BE "nl Imgph a Church. a _______ It 'salted slowly north Walter P. ■onto WW persona wa' Archie an n isreweti, shouted a firewall. The AI and m ovS*rJMntfiVd i e t d kthe* ” niovffq tkf and movi CP pecan, . ft. 4It, W«l Met to “ about 10 mlnateat Back at tha church scattered to dlecuee „ J W R i «»f event. £ The Soviet government in * Dalemerit in Irderal court today formal­ ly claimed diplomatic immunity tor Valentin Guhilrhev. Rutxian ciliren lacing Dial un ipy chaigei. U. S. Judge Sylveiler R. Ryan, pteiiding at a pie-liial healing tor Cubjtcbev and Judith Coplon, de­ scribed the statement a> without precedent in his memory iii crim­ inal procedure. The statement was lead to the coutt by Lev S. Tolokonmkov, first secretary ot the Soviet embatty in Wailiington. alter GubiIchrv'i lawyer bad completed hit argument on the immunity claim. It was signed by Alexander S. Panyuthkin, the Russian Ambas­ sador. When Gubitchev was arrest­ ed last Match, Pauyudikin went lu the State Department and asked that hr be released on grounds ol immunity The document said Gulutchev “ is an officer of the diplomatic ser­ vice in the ministry of foreign Affairs of the U S. S. R. since April 2b, I ‘Mb. with die diplo­ matic rank of third sectelaiy. lie was tent to work In the er* are W. C. Pederson, E . F. Ar* Florida Citrus nolo, Marvin H. W alkrr, Daw*' Nevvtun, R. O. Riddle, Lloyd h. U*lir, Kd Hood, M . Edif|& Consumption Not von McBride Cameiun, Jam** liurtnati, C, Evans and Dodge Ti■yJ Up To Standard Robert lor. -m "v■ i ?{ far.H iin . �— > M < -X * ’ f - " , T f ' ' tv* 'll) fer '$ « > U Ualty Thara 1* Stm fU i— THE T a Piotort Dm N m «f th* World [ To Promota llo P n m n of Am riiro. T o Produco Prosperity for Hiaford. a ______________________ 5 ______________________ ________________ m T EitabUshed 1908 Red* Sing Stalin’* Birthday Praise* In Lavish Ceremonies Communist N a t io n s !| | 2 . . Flood Leader With Presents, P r a i s e ; Tito Regime Silent t . . LONDON. Dec. 21—<yp)— Around the world Communiili tang praim of the Joseph Statin on hit 10th birthday today, while Soviet Union and ill aatellilei put on perhapt the mo»t extravagant cele­ bration ever staged in honor ot n political leader. A fantmic flood of gifli rained on the Kremlin, Moscow decked ilietf out in bunting and huge partftlll of thi prim* miniter, and hailed him at "the geniui. leader and teacher, the greateit man of modern time*." Stalin war hailed, loo. a i "the greateit defender of peace.** In honor of hla birthday, the Su‘ prime Soviet announced annual International Stalin peace prizes to be awarded each year to pertooi the Soviet* coniider l<\ have done the moat for World peace. The prize* are 100.000 ruble*, or about $20,000 at the prevailing exchange. n f o r A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y d i N EW SPA PER 9 A N F O R D , F L O R lD A j^ W E D N E S D A Y i r r a D E C . 21. m i l l i i *1*U t I l i M I YMUt l .V a lid a t e d D ress L e a se d W ire Truman Declares People O f World? Do Not Want War Glee Club E n tertain s Tourists Attempt Is Made foBIow Up Home Of Detroit Union He Never Headed Communist Unit Defendant G i v e s Lie ToChambers'Chanje Against Self Sayre N EW Y O R K ." D r c ~ 2 1 </P)~Algrr Hi*« itrniril .it hi* lernnd perjury trial today lliat hr ever headed anv kind nf Communist underground apparatus. Mr alio denied llist hit brother Donald, an rx-siate department • inploye, or former assistant sec­ retary of state Francis R. Sayre ever led such groups or were Com iminisls. Testifying in his own defense ‘t-t the thitd day. Hiss flatly con tradicted the story of his chief ac­ cuser. Whittaker Chambers, who named both Mis* brother, as prorninent members of a Communist unit that tried In influence pre­ war government policy. Writer Malcurn Cowley testified earlier that Chambers, in a con­ versation with him. also named Sayre as a member of the group. Sayre, Miss' former boss in the Stale Department, now it U. S. Representative on the United Na­ tions trusteeship counsel. Me dis­ missed the story of hit having Communist Affiliations as "pre|H>slerous." Defense counsel Claude D. Cross asked Mss* today t "Were you ever l > 1 CStltieS •0 t. - v i I <•/•- Must Be R ead y A s Long A s S o m e A re H eld C a p tiv e s ie n WASHING 10 \ , Dec. Pirsulciit Iruiu.tn said today there I*1>. ii u n i t e S t i l" k S wm|ld lie another war >1 , i . I , -I i. the pi-nplr, of the world, "sick ol J d l g blood Irtting," <ould have their •I’ n R x p I o d e I way. Hut while i.q itiv c peoples "ate 1 I *• > .’ I ( Hknown m.idc to ir.ji.util In our handclasp - l.ngc dviiiiinile with .i to.iiicd 11-r. we have no 1 intiii ii nn d io-.olho c- hut io -t.iml iraily in self t It t 1 niti'd \tl1o eli'li i' lie dri l in'd, i mcht, bill it l.utrd I lie I ’li - di nt -poke at Ail ng on i lion in iiinii.il io ihr war dead ■(In i' ix imm-'dulc'v from ihr \ iiii-mi .til Y rlria n i of n>'iv mi-,i*ui''- on iIo* Woilil Wat II Mill'll diplomats * i Min • I o i I.d from iii.iii ) im Iioii*. and high rant­ .......... i’> -In k- ol ing until uv .mil iiviliau official, :i.l lie.I ui riin -lm .it n r ui lie ,iudnine. iriiio ) i'i| liv poln r Io Ii v i nil i .'ini i li-iu i- 'lial M*. , i donatory for exa- , - t .i l. were found •-..I ..... .. -l.ru I 111IIV wav ill 1 ......... . ................. . " Modern Lighting Cheaper Fuel Roor Motor Cars Naval Head Sties May Replace Old Developed Ftifin Water, Alcohol Soviet Maritime Street Lamps Force Growing Crash Victim’s Sou Released By Judge p- In Revenue Theft Airlines Battle For Right To Fly Tourists To Rome 3 Children B u r n Texan C a l l s On To Death In Flash South To Fight Fur F i r e In Country R a ce Segregation • » -rata,sn ’a'xit ’ta K S W S •' Former French Navy SecreUiTKIllB Self Park Elected Head Of Medical Society « ''' ........... to blow up .1 I............... ” ■,'1" " >ml ....... o ttn rr said 1lin ‘ l’ "■ , ‘1” ' J ■ • >•< ' »• Am ’ M M union ln|iliyi-1 ueie nlw u \u cvplo-loii iiiivlll ^ m ill, il -ninr ol ihr / I a .il.8 » . it, -vlr •o l -it th" io-.i i b) I irn . . .|H ,I i . l- ll.iutil kllUNV ....... ............. alio ialo iv. vv|th>>l|, ..................... II,,. ,..it ltd I .on "I H i" tll'C , ti-iln, t-v in a -lute i^ in' -i) ti.im il■ ’ bullied to ahit'i I I r i i ) In added: ... I. .1 ...........h uge II 1 ........ f " ’. ’*""' y t<3‘ n © '* o Ku,‘ "i \ '» , ii mi «’r M.I.* ftuJ ’’ . ,«i "' K tl f 11•>i in-1 ii. m Ku-1* .« nv l AW litMfli|iMit<*rt -. n*ime U-Mill I I'm ln<* K ij i sin Of all the Communist notion*, only Yugoslavia; outcast hy the Comlnfurm oh under tho domina­ tion of Marxint heretic*. Ignored the Soviet leader. Qeorgi Malenkov, often spoken of na on heir to 8tnlln’* power, und* scribed the "peace’’ theme Sixty-two meinlier- - i lln- Sunloiil (liuininui School tilci' (Tub and revived Stalin’* oft-repeated plus n sextette of pil ls 11.■Iu tin- tuniin lligli .School, tt>i- xliowlt a argument that Communism nml "t Hi i ........ M l \ i I'm lh fu l" they i nti’itninei! mi'iiii'liei I tin- Siiiifmil Toiiii.-I t'liiti. I *<-**. P, ut •-iiiiinl iiimiliei. "Mm) • s‘Its t Ii Capitalism could eo-exlst peace­ the Ti-urist Centei I lie fn •c’ lini, in the foim of u t'liM-inm-i t'unlnta. -nun Ii) ihe pii 1»' n'M itii. fully, hut another right hand man wn- iliieitcil by Mrs, H-u ii I nee witii .Mi Kvnn- .Mil’ov iucoin|ipnnrof the Communist boi* had hur*h 1 II T l l - G If A\ -I S f 111| N T 1 11111 i*M,, --.. - -word* for Pramlcr.Marshnl Tito’* ,,l, |l . m i l . . . , r , l Oil • n s I ’. t a l l S ) Yugoslavia.. • ■> ...... "I the end " f the "The time la not far off," wrota failed to work, Deputy Prints Minister V. M. 't \ t ’ \ W -e. re ln rv Molotov In Pruvda, "when It the head *f a Common!* eppera............I. it'd all enlnincea to fifc wb*/i; you w .r f with the Slate ."'■mi let clii-ed ludov ex -Ma” . K.mployc Department os aayWhere else? * a l" i' I ' •< ii all h f" i -liThe 45-y e a r o ld defendant* While Malanbnv' epnke of peace. V) V mixture ol plain w .ilri ami C H IC A G O . Dee. 21. * 1■ s\ • t.» inf........ .. Molotov Joshed opt a tth p IFnllo*! smiled, sIronk Ills head end replied: III I ill A M. Dee -(d 'l ills ui" ol rhs.t|tri moloi llisl< itlcnlinl injected in gasoline i 11 l ‘ M\ 111i iili’hf \\ i1111 i i State* and Britain. Tiw lr ruling "No. sir." \ -mi"!- I'ldtege -liideiit '»h'» C S a n f n r d 'o M o ts , Junes t \ Porter « l the Federal Depuilmrnt ol Aglirultilic said hnlav circle*, he aald, "ura feverlahly bolds lie gave the same answer with la n io r a 8 INCW a w im - ! if" i liv midied " ,,otl(.r rI),|ninrd ,|l(l ,dmlu»l mu..... . .............. 't ’ f i ' n v i n ,p ' <' «fvii « iarlnv for a n*W war" for re street to III* brother and Sayre. Hi. tin 111■ ■ I "a M I 11)) III ’ ■ ( • a t la s e s O l W * ll» n II S U i’ m ing Fo ol F i l l e d t.»lk prrp.Hrtl for drlivery to lbs wialn mrcluig ol ihr Amrrn an Smo'l) MMi 3111iii’ly t .4111I I lin'iif I III1 •' 1il:ih Dr u 1,"min’ d ’ trliner Earlier, tho d-dense sought tn r x, * i ! ** nil’ll null its mO’ii 'Hi I -how that Ml** ilid not pa** in­ mi hiyi* tei day ') l| t ftl|l,l| Fo r F i r s t T i t T I f ’ 1"* Aitrii ullural I'.ngineCM P l n r t f * ' ■ !i‘"'h ■1i Mil If 1M‘Y(• 1 •' 1M i iim ltu i'* 11r h iii I ai be would tbe formation about the pre-war nr_______ _ lie -.iid mixture of watci mil ahnluil pciim l- thr U-C id a Im m | in * hititl H text of nil Ainrrlrnn In HiihhIii I" t»» a ll’ll f<*i II IM*i x'liit,. i imdltfun. Nius mudsill up-wrep ivpr of "ita lic iiiliuhci gatolinr m aoioiiMibilc-. him L- and lia ilm ro 'no if * i’ ll »t*1111’I (Ml, |i I d 111M O N I* it Soviet *|iy ring. ^upi'iior <Mini 1llllg" 1*'1" Ilk ‘ J . T rsts uf I III- Itijl'clIlU t s) I I'm ixe 11f til ' f "'ll tti|-* ■ sf | j( ’ 1 1iiMiii line Thu urruxt known n* tin* linin'"« strrrl lights iiiouulcil on -tcrl pole, Put t ii'k J i i ". "I Id rr. 1 ! 1 I \ It ii t 1- r* ) " t Mil m .k ;t i I ftM 1 1 1M’l case. involved the xulxuru of Mi- have hem piopotrd to replace 2 ) li"ilig i m i ll'd mi ill tin il, i>.■ w ill " | ii i ate mi Hi" I'm i i ii. l j, 1' 1 S \'„v.,l .... 1R* nt live . N V.. t) 11‘i-ut’* nmltis-rss n-gionul i i i .u . I i Uutli Marie Htihcnx In Moscow m fuel- i fficie n lly w ill..... . ........ I Uf** llo m u t | j ".lent at Itn'Hii I ' tit) i‘i it v. lii iiilu i) In I ’eui'iii, III. I’m i n -1 The illji i liiiii of llii' all "hid n a l i ' tl -'ic "niupl.1 December, 10!I7 und aubacituenl of the older Ivpr of lights between I'h.Hi I' i i»v ietree, II I " d e l a i-i in nt v efforts by Amerlcnn diplomat* t" First Slrert ami .Seminole Houle- u.j-ih-inle. In tin- wurk im Mu, t ill,lllle -lllilltlt ,11" Hill die II e I I 1" .tiruillH "I Hi . 1 • .1 l 1 1 ................... 'inn " i 11it" t (-.-I'l'Utur -aid i » h ..I t l" 1 nmlliN EW Y O R K , Dee. 21. - m I t. i .< in u ",»< I itvei t hi , l her. ■ aril, City Manager C. W. McKil>- M. lilllu 'it, Hinvurd A. I.vkin , mid i lii'iipi i lin t- when die) H ill -ui* iiiiliitn in ." pledge the tin) Di'illd A legal fight betwaen two alrllnr* free Itli hniil WielK*. Reference waa mode to the ' tin* liiime, ■ .. i eii (I h tliiil, <ih pi ," d in a |MI) lie 11 lice, lint 11J iIVills- lllgli hi lain- ill! I over the Holy Year air hnxines* bena cane" In a handwritten tml" liin announced tin- morning. I lr .itMt-d, |i "nl. ' ' 1 \ ■'The uiethoil I* liiiued mi (In’ milniimtlenity and 111-1111111)' uhin ill , I .ml ii -lad police said ymiog I'm kei rubto Italy waa on fllo In federal which the government cunt....I* This modelm/rd type nf light­ fuel," P hi lur i-nld, "that in mil" such aie h i , Hired." 1 1’, wtprriiu 1..............1 11 , ii.. ." t i. i i i.i.l n P liiiu ville in i, of court today. ii.nliile engines, for fvum pli', lucli llixx gave Chamber*. ing would save the City )IA 0 in In aniiltier addle-- )■1 1,'iI fm 'te r, mild he to • " I ii p."i tide D u , in \ " V . Ill l«» get 1ui"l In till nice 1 I Transcontinental and Western u liiliu gusiiliiie is n quileil nid) d e liie ry to die inerting d t Hina said the note was In In* ■i i . p.ii.ilv " iln- mu," and ■ , i i , i tn t' limd i io i.ilt .1 VMirrt A ir, Inc% ia trying to prevent handwriting. But ho denied giving lighting m il, annually in lire tested .' I-eii under I nnd, mills-s uni'lrtn Snin-tiury tuld of die A sci is nil us • ..... .. vital i n I i li­ Mi (in .iicli t*"i ” . i j i ui v, It tjliebec ii'H ih i, held on Pan American Airways from cut­ It to Chamber*) He said It wu- u area and al the samr lime provide Ion, nml in lull clim liliig. lt* ,| sprei I. p i ..................to "te.l ilust I tilt d I i ehiuge of ti,utdei l>e|iiii t m e n e x iie r iiiii iiliition \i ill. ting Into the U ,. S.-to-Italy air memorandum for an oral retool lirtter illumination, as the new type "At utlli'l' lim e- tliey gele ill Il'n allau ra na ra a * l'i.u ti "III! pi |. " I ' I II". "X ,it" tie j I dill V w ill g" oil t ll" l lU’Xt ti)erv tn the It., i i i .■i.tch he later gave to flnyre. traffic. i i I .... i . , " ll i i "ii ox unit It mi it den g< ■ "I niiudi i t g of light would give mure than I "iiim rri r, S I.............. Over strenuous government After the suit waa filed yester­ .i i Hu- the "H o il, I i- w ife, R ita , Him w i it unrig twice a , much light on the street, -is Im , nunc i l l . day, Judge Alfred C. Coxo ordered lections, Hiss' lawyer put into I.I •.| • .n il ill nam ilei ’ 1 lime killed )xhen a l-'tilb wax as is nuw being derived from the Pan American to ahow cause F r i­ evidence two Nuw York Tiine,e o ivp than ii, t ....... i' .1, 1,1 i.. pidgi-d llii- l i " i " ' I iced tn the Im g g "-e . .im psrt old type, it was reported hy E . C. day why It should not he enlolnrd xrtlrle* about the Rubens cnxe ,, ihi to i "ini ili't"iiii('‘i I "ien, ,if a Mmitieul t" tjuebee ''o v irl sh<|ihi|d ling .......... ') from carrying passenger* between to show, he said that th# matter Helper and D. L Harper, who .......I ,| ii , i < plurie. "(irtr-lllv H (If 1 1 ,1 il■ " I 1' Id i was public knowledge. America nnd Remo. " ill, IIP Nike," l.iin g li) \ t "ling P a r k e i’x I itiii'r. Itii* "’ ll several weeks ago were requested "Although Ii.. i There had been previous text) H " , I lint " I" "I the deliinii • Pricket', funnel xoe presM tv TW A complained that a* long hy the City Commission tn investi­ " " 'e lv a land ,". „ ........ . "ad In h.iiinil the I >f the Keuneri.ti ' "p|e r I'mtiago a* IM S, the Civil Aeronautic* monv that Information nlaiiil the W lM t'liN SIN R A I’ IDH, W i ,. A T L A N T A , tin ., Dee. L'l i ,r , 1*1're Is anipi, m u , i.,,. tight ut iittsiil tin-I ' ai'V nnd Pfe-i.lei i ,f the tjtte Board turned down Pan-Am'* re Ruben* cast was transmitted from gate the value and economy of the ' Washington to Moscow hy no h er. 1,1'( -Three c ld liln u iln") -- Texas' attorney gem-iul . uJl.-.l ■1 ikl'llltlg lit O I k'i Iruti and I'ltu'intm t'lilnp.iny, quest for a certificate to travel ticnew type fixtures. Ii...lull'd the i ■ lis t night in is flash fire, while no all .Southern -late- todav In ■ d in hind the fu - e 1" a - uau o f X\ p 'i'iilix killed In tween here and Rely. Meanwhile known mean*. Hiss'' lawyer j;i1 " * Arrnrdlnu to Mr. .MeKllildli the live In <it tiers mill sisters arid hnn together In a fight in the I' S Nnvnl nfflcei 1 1• the era-|, nt St h iie liiin , tjue.. , t .mi tn in’ll litt «'nu«‘ i ' l i f l TW A said, It bull» up Ue huslneaa old w hile way posts and fixtu re*, l lieii pnrenU esenpud ns tlirir Supreme Court to p ie e ii'r la. liil nrface -hiii e<" 1 ■ i l l Sept. it. between the countries itrl tto * SO “ round installed nlmut -.rj years ago, are riirnt home was leveled. hi prugiesH in. ’ egri'gatioii |„ -ehool-, Peliee ipmteil the Imi n- -aytrine weekly with C A B approve!, iiiics W . Buznnort* valued nl idioul <100 curb and Tim dead, all children of Mi In a letter to lieo ig ia Allotnev I lent', the iiinid. mg he itopi'd t" gnu aecess to complaint could he used 111 newly developed and Mrs. Prank Hrmheim, « " 1‘ General Kugelin Cook, the Texa- new ilestin veiO i l ’s A t A k v O f 7K III,- ,11 irt, III w ill" . 1 . 0 .ix i- lic it ■ Pan-Am residential areas. S'anry, 7 months, (ira y , i" l o fficia l, Price Daniel, warned that , fleets I iiih inei i to k ill lilln . arrangement with na organisation The request* for Improved street Robert I I. a Texas rnse pending in the high 1 Sherman - i p . I ' \\ III,/ .......... . 7H yeni ..hi , Tim buy. they , ml, ...... I to known as Falur Items Cerp., of IC a stlsa sC Oa V l i l T B rs s ) ••is Ii it 111 in S. 1 ' N EW Y O R K , Dee. Z l, — -Kenneth, tl, was overrulin’ '■ emirt would uffeet 17 -lute- pm,, oi Smn .i,I im e p.,:t • | be ’ I'untlllelelv hi *'••■.- over the Italy, under which Pan-Am would tlelng -eg regal ion. heavy -Idle, of Jacques Slam , Identified hy police smoke nrul Im spltlilliud here III .......... .. h i- p il.il at |lt.:in ’’" V 1 ° f bis faD'ei make eight flights to Rome a ........ .. Sweat u Texa- Negio, vi*Is m Antidni Not n stick of furniture »»' month oxcept during the summer. as former Secretary or tha French I I" I luggi,i lotii.wiug a -im i' , ' " un.if 1 «>kr> Mull velocity ' " 1 ' ' the miiourv e liii'gi Judge l)y ". saved from the two-story ........ Ien Is seeking m l 1nme lot., tin- I ’ m TW A charged that Felix Roma Navy, plunged to his death tmlnv •'tin placed tile m e nil fits house, one nml line-half mile* vcrxlty of Texas, now ie-ei ve<| f.u 'uittery, Itii. i min i H it- hiil'II ill Gem' holds no authority to engage In from his ninth floor duplex aim it i dhipm.ilInn w liliJi trie,ns tin white -tudeiits. in'st o f here. He placed II" 1 ,,<l un " I etiled liici' him •I t truffle between the U. 1 . end ment on Park Avshue. Dr. C. L. Pnrk wns elected last Police said* the flfl-yoar-old rx* • inn was liiken ..ii prn-eeiitiun. He i- u-klng die iron 1 I,. 1,- Soviet rru lse r- .i ! 1 1 ■ 1 “ Assistant fire chief F.url ki-< 1 ,.i no i II.»,»an aetive night tho president of the flemin Duller Ma-sm ln i■ ■It ■ law, howr of , |,e Saufiiril Shuffle The suit said Paa-Am sent out cabinet member, who also wn- u ->te County Medical Society nl r said the lilaso apparently tu'ik" ver-e il- npiuuvul many year- ago Slates now hit- ' retired banker, left two note*. Hi* ... ■ out when some o f till- ellildien " f (he lle u ry or "separate imi I iv ii servlee and l 'l,il. I'liei e in e im klinWH over, the case c,in he taken frnpi a letter ta. feoman Catholic _ form lettor mooting hold al tho Anchor Inn. 11 e file and pi..-e, oled if the ( I ’eadaHsil ft" **'•■- • 1 priests In tha outlining a death was lilted a« probably sui­ Dr. T. F. McDaniel was circled were In the Itasemont lute id. equal" fncPIties fur Negroes. ov Is over lin e .led again. He a rg o t. that -ejiaration it-elf night tilling firewood. Tliey r "I -el v iei'.x w ill I"' I'oll ‘‘Matatlve pi flights to cide. H A I.K S l 'A Detective Frank Farrell said one vice-president and Dr. Frank H humped over a can of lniipn Is Unjust d sci'linlnnliiiii and Ille ­ I ut I'.l lei. "in i'.ltivl III I I f MU' w ith note was addressed to Stern’s Qulllmnn, secretnry-trcaiurf T A l.liA llA H H I H T. I'K T K D ot SIN G IIDOM For some reason they started gal, . ill I ’. jM liiluel t’llD D it h tt"' ,i i i . d-' -ST. I 'E T K R S II I ItG, Dec. 21. — The* Idg imviu" maid, Carmen Imperial, and the Daniel noted that a dozen of die Dr. Qulllman wa* appo..ited rrrnping its contents Into th" W. I'. Ilf> "k-i J r ., iiffii'lnt,... i, i Beyond h l’i — A ll tecui'il in value of conother — pinned to the dead man’s delegate to attend tho coming con­ 'ighted stove. Flam es flared up "nutionnl Hii-ealled civil lighta or new -"lex la x •' I ul i-i im lit w'dl tnki [da buslnou, ( M tin iriicth in in HI, petei Imrg proper lapel — naked authorities to notify vention nf the Htato Medical So­ and spread s w iftly through th" fiiinltntinus havn thrown their tndxv and fjoini'l I ol , View Cemetery, began ■<* in p i........ full today when Imibllng permit* n lawyer of hla death. weight hy amicus eurue b rie f, reported receiptciety nt Hollywood. Dh Harry house. tours to o il, pas-ed the peak figure of J 2U,Stern had been HI for some Hllshy was nnmeil ns alternate. The parents frantically ln-ilisri against us" in the ease to he braid in add up." L A B O R R U L IN G for its Romo •itih,000 set lim ing the fulailous Dr. W. V. Roberts was named 11 herding the children front the In Washington Ja n . ltd. lie — iiii| there 1 1 I At I.A IIA S S K K . Dee, Ul (d't The Ii t'M», . ,, l''t,u't,la laud hoam in 11)27). wife- who five* on Fifth member of thn Hoard of Censor* structure. Robert rail upstaii - 1" If Texas loses lid- case, Daniel >il the amuuiit ' Mtoinev G vn ciiil Itlclinid h-t Ilitililin g dlreetiu Henry M. Nlclwaa eald by police to lie for a three year term to auccted get Gray, trapped In a bedroom, laid, "your office and my office <"t in hv deni" i , ,,h d t mils y Dint Gnvernnr r front a heart aliment. Dr. Orvlle Ilarkst Dr, J, N. Tolar hut was trapped in the flame* will be deluged with law -till- fur ii'cllnnx from -ale 1 »vM Mi1 ., , i , i i , duet, lull have the until- " ’it said that the new record wax acQues, Jr.. Jr., !«< ISi la ia a polio, polio for a two year torni and Dr. H. D, himself and both perished. A soft Jacques, cnDy of Negroes into while ml- luring Novemtier ' tlti|’H Iti .i i , in appoint a cniu'lllator In marked Ity "uti mcinnUlutlon u f a •ntHi myelitla patient tn New York Ifns- Smith for a one year term. Tho baby, Nancy, was wheeled |c/| m , high school- nml grade lagging behind min' ,, ml ,i dispute tietween ilm D. uuiltltudo uf model ate-Hlzcd pqrIII1 •id! Ii. her carriage to supposed safe­ schuls," Ptio-plnnie Cnmpuiiy nf T a m ­ mlts, m ainly fur fam ily residence/' Hnwevur. On\ French Information aervico ROLMNH L IB R A R Y He suggested that Georgia nml see it guod t('HiH I«i* ty on tha front porch, Kexx said, many il I it- emjiloyccs. pIbeald Stern was a minister of coloW IN T E R PA R K , Dec. 20____OP) tu t apparently k! was overlooked other Southern states, either sep­ i itvment- in the *G ....f Pei in -aid W arren lacked the nlo* before tho war. — Henry A. Ivey Inc., of Atlanta nfler that in tho general hys­ arately or Jointly, file n brief nut (hillnr* nmi’iut miil'ii1*1"’ ot Wi.i it y hm'im-v the phnsplairis ,l" J A C K S O N V IL L E Dec. l l — UTi today submitted a low bid of 1377,- teria nnd also died in the flams- on the facts of the ruse hut de­ mull. Until the ill I 1 1 v r vl»f■ i u i..... .. I- not a pitlilie u tility Atlanta . M 47 INVENTOR BIRR 828- Including 12,000 for state \ ri» fniiii ' 'V. mnst returns Neighbors rushed to the scene fending the principal that separate ■ thm the tneatilng u f the FlorB U F F A L O , N. Y „ D m . >1. - seles tax, for construction of Mills snd hoisted a ladder to a second facilities for Negroes are legal tittle ' dealers who -i in ni lV l , piddle Utility Arbitration UP) — Gerrlt Van Daam- who in Memorial Library at Rodina Col- floor window but were driven if they are substantially equal to •i few dollars. l.nw. those for whites. buck by smoke and flumes. > wona wi Art hur Perry of Jacksonville Daniel quoted Attorney Gcnrrul R IT A ’H It tit) K A ItT II TREM O R waa M ' Harry McMullan of North Cnro'second low with 8894.700, L A U S A N N E , SwlP" ......... M NEW YO R K , Dec. 21—(Ah— OGALA HRTIRR8 BONDS AtnsterIlna as saving the Sweat ru-e ' stale e a ln tax inciudad. ’J. r : W — Hllii T ho minor earth Htiocks |irobultlv OO ALA, Doc. 81. — f/T) —Ocsl* ro awarded, tha contract will celebrated yesterday afternoon Is tho most Important to the South uhvslclati said today I iuP her bull)' m the Caribbean area were rosince civil w ar days. '"’iihl bo oipectod "ft.... hieu t ctu'tlcd today on tho Hclsmograph , .! torW * A M M l" * con­ with a hand bunting in thr dty r struction Job In tho history of iark at city hall. Pair-off IKindi ■McMullan said Immediate and ‘..... at Eordham University. In mak'ng the statement hu"The Rev. Joseph J. Lynch said n the sum of $188400 were burned forceful abolition of segregation In a ceremony participated in by would Tie calamitous" to educa­ »ver, Prof. Ruthlt>h» Itnelmt te l’" ilie fii-t registered at 7;n<1:21 .n il Die second at 7:4(1‘ 10 A. ) fo m er m a m a and councHmen. tion In th* South and would lead to Oil out it la impossible Mi f:c-tlimited the distance ntt 'oflnlt* time or date. Iln -aid a II" Officials nsJoiMd that the city Is "racial conflict*." variation of two to three day* i- ir jo miles probably in tho Coribicbledterm of i pussiblo. available for comment. beau. s a s s s s s f t\ ,'U Mn'llv ■•tomf)- and mild through Thu. 'll. . ill, |.i. il.lv a few Mullr-lllfl* l i f t 1 tO H VOLUME W EA TH Eh STMlS WM °f townandun­ ,y . t: 't'jiiitJ ' •'’iiktoriflB jai’Ai F. • 9 . 'UL*: ■ ' �I * 4. i1' n g i r /r x ^ T tt ie Farm Price Decline Back Memories Of Puts New Meaning Past Christmases In Price Supports H> I IA t . H O Y L E N E W Y O R K —>(/T)— The heart turns hock nt Clirlatmastldc, I t turiiH to other Christm ases, ■pent In other places among faces no longer w ith us. Tho Christum * that most grow n­ up remember host Is sums Christtnae ns -a child at home, whet our fnilh wan a bright a* Htinta's beard and a bright now sled un­ der a puprorii-dr-rked tree filled life with joy nhniiKt too tremen­ dous to liear. Fo r C hristum * wnsn'l Just fun when you were young and got what y«i|i asked fo r— it was rcatasy. ItememlierT But many a land.looked heart this season isn't ntnrrlv voyaging back to childhood C h rlsiin iite s a t home. It'* tanging in mi’Uifii) overseas la w artim e Christm as, #e abroad. There were millions of Am erican men and women nvet wees during those ye a rs, eo llie ie must lie trillMon* of Christm asesIn -e xlle In rem rin emnber—d/T.,forget e r—m , in rg lly (IV IN A. M ARTIN AsMocistrd I'rrs s F s rn i Hrporlrr W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 'A1) — T h e term s “ p a rity ’1 and "fa rm p rlre su p p o rts" a re like ly to hrjli np v e ry frerpiently In Ihc weeks and month* a head a* agriculture seeks to adjust In peacetime con­ ditio n *. Her lining fa rm p rim * nml inrnm e, niiiunting su rplu ses, and a retu rn to pre -w ar crop ro ntio l larasiui'M serve to pu l new unp o rtan ie on the term s. Past discussion o f federal farm program s often indicate Hod th eie is not a n a n p le le iinderstariiling of these term *. O ften parity pn cos and support prices are a*''d in terch sn g eald y, as if they both meant the name thing. T h e y are d iffe re n t. parity is a term used to deacrlho a standaid for m eaiiiirltig a rln u l fa rm price Il cap In1 ru m p iirril In a y a n b lirk . P a rity is derlared by la w to lie a y a rd stick Hint I* erpially fair In the farm e r anil Hume who bay In product. P ai My pi ices in themselves do lint goat ante,' fa rm e r* a thing. The A g ric u ltu re Ile p a rlin iiil ........ p a rity e a lru lu lln n s nme a month They are hused mi Hie rejn lln n lietween farm prices nml pi ice* nf tlungr. fn rtiiriH tag ■ > n| Hi, I fit ti nf Hie in o n lli. I'tlc e Mllpporl*, mi the olio hand, are grivrnirnent d e v ln v i aHHUting fa n n e r,, a c e rta in ir ln n i Hints To Housewives By A 8H O G IA T B I) P R K K 8 It K F IN IS IIIN d Ilh M F , FLO O R S Ill-finishing home floors need not he an expensive Job calling for outside expert labor. The home maker herself can do it sat isfnetorlly, soya Blanche M Kusehke nf the Rhode Island K iperlmenl Station, offering as evi­ dence reports from 40 ru ra l women In Hint slate who rcflnjshed floors in their homes. T h e y re­ ported on I III floor*, flt o f pine70 of oak. Shellac w as used on half these flours, penetrating seal mi ’i l per rent, varnish nn 1H per cent. Penetrating seal proved must atisfaclo ry and also m u ilrc d the least time and e ffo rt, the report concludes. A ll the women who rerinlshed floors with the sent were satisfied with Hie results. Many also were snlisfieed w ith shellac and varnish hut some had <>hj)cHiiiin . Some rumplatned about white spots nr scratches which soon showed on shellac. Borne wlm used vdrnlsh said that trn ffic lane'i looked scratched almost lm> m edliilcly after the floor wan used. A better understanding o f these common floor finishes In needed. Shellac and varnish form a film over Hie Kiirfucc o f the wood to prided and heaiillfy It, hut they r an la- scratched or mnrred by gift carried In mi shoes. Though worn places in the finish may lie re paired, Il l» d ifficu lt to prevent s a n f o w d h e r a l d c WEDNESDAY PEC, 21, IMP . B A u r o it P r u M i D A Broadway Stars Rural Common Senac JOHNSON Made Overnight, T H IS ByY E AHPUDB R HAS BEEN FO R But Work Hard G E NFEARRAML EL RY S GOOD O F F L O R ID A My MARK HAKRON A I* Newsf estures W riter The Inst fit) years on Broad­ way have bridged a gap where ■ slur such as Msure Adams had In train for years in sm all parts to Imrome a star and the present day where a girl who puts over a popular song or dance msy lieeomn a star over night. The true an alysis of the parisnri Is that back when she played Peter Pan In 11)05, Mis* Adams luid to play on Broad­ way for many months and then go on tour for severnl seasons before she could he seen bv enough audiences to establish her ns the great *tnr she was. In contrast, M ary M artin, efferve rent star of "South Padfir " today, ran ho heard and item on Hinge, In movies, on tele* v I hI hu, radio mid phnnongreph record* to mich an extent thet she can establish ns much right In stardom In o couple of months ns Mis* Adams could establish In a rmiple of years. A resume of all the femltut stnrs over the 50 year period would I"’ an Impossible tiling, fur the theater Is n world of •reams- nml slnrilnm Is n fleet. *1 rcnn in There are H irere I llke'ljo like M/'yenn her— In Algiers , In f e W t t n . M anila. I t was in A lg ie rs In tl)42 I ha I I learned flow the w ar bad dt Vlded the Inynllles g f , .fount tymen a* well a* cm intrle*. A fellow correspondent and I ' ,1/iVlted l» have C lirial loan dinnot wit li a young Frenchm an, I’anl Million, hie wlfcr and llic ir two ehlldn n r pair lung from showing. White ,;*■(* on similar are caused by I t w n a 'a wonderful fam ily meal iiris liir r. and th e ’ kids, forgave in ntir had •al a m ixture of wood nil, var'high, rig id " descrlntlon. A mom French. They thought It r a q r from for Iln*u pim jiicl. The supm ot. ..r, who (Juite different is penetrating chewing loo much gum. • ha c l on the parity yard .In k Ii gums or other sim ilar matethe fnrtimr I* entitled to fu ll par Look ini- down at u* from tl"' Tile department calculates pm w all was a i.iifim il o f ; M arshall My and thnl Hu* government price m il- which sink into the wood, ily price* fni v irtu a lly every farm uppoit* should lie set nt full sealing the pores and giving a product. Hut It does m il support parity. To t„. ... I,. > . " " ‘ ." " i ’1","' parity, ro them, a price support pleasant sheen Ihough not a high ■oner of III .......iif«-v wild even then uliV t it" ,i"^ i ''v, r -v P(*'dud fot „t I c h than full parity Is low nml gloss on Hie surface. Many good f 1 1 m l "lutes p arity A nut(l|Kh. And p arity l l s r ’. f Is a market. A seal finish wears well, widely regarded ns f, fie f mini high. Aral parity t duels of this type are on the puppel. Ilal I'a lll wouldn't take able exception is I....... rnllle- fm varlahle figure, which llie ie never lui* her a Some oilier faun leader* in i.» < imt scratch with ordinary uee, the picture down. Nevertheless, eluding ( ’resilient Allan It. If Mm i casllv patched when necessary "W e simply canriol fwdleve all support program, they say almid the old1M ar*lnill," the farmer i* aide to iIfIfim in e, of the American Farm III,.* ii is ,I is ninniliiinrd by waxing. To Herd on a floor previously fin he said. And you cmlldn't het|i by using Hie parity yardstick, lum I'Vijcrntltiii mu] Muster A the it S tloss of Hie National Grunge •< Klmil with shellac or varnish, combut admire him for Ids fn ilh , how­ hi* cattle price* measure up I t i ii c is laiwh rout rover -v r>iul Ihe use pb'lr sanding and cleaning Is if Hils descrinllo'ever misplaced. K lln lin e, e, fur fur example, aiiv *■**■•• nci'c -oiry. K The sponkti1 • C h ristina* I cvci a .mil level* III which Urn govern spent wa* In Kpn, Belglnm , in " "'ill idumhl Mii|i|iurt prices. The a flexible price support eyeii W .'iHi cimsideratlan also In re104-1. Tlie little town had heeti eva­ Jeiiu “ high, ilg ld " Niipjiurt* has miller which major product') would I ’liihuig floors when the house j* been used by r-niiis(limgress cuated by the Am crlrnti F lt» l Upifil is Hie lim e the floor must la. siippiu led at rates ranging be­ A rm y lieadrpuirter* in the flist members and farm lenders to i|c tween 75 and !M) per cent of ;u i- , oc eut of service while Ihu finish scriiie phases nf Hie siippm i ,iri,. days of the llnttle of the Itnlge. It ily . The actual level wnlili, de­ dries or s d s . The Rhode Island looked like a drab (tlirlstin a* fur ID am set op fo r lllfitt iiy the lereal pend upon Hie supply of the nac women reported that varnished session o f (loitgress. a few correspondents wlm had lin ila r produrt. J be larger the floor* were out of service en avete The Congress directed that the -"apply, the I" t (he suppr„t age of 55 hours, shellacked 41 elected In remain III Ihn Hotel basic farm commodities union, would be, mu' ,lv< versa, tinder hours, penetrating seel 20 hours. Portugal. Then a strange Santa Clans ln- corn, wheat, Inhacco, ripe and pea- Kline's plan, * u f t * r l* would rare ­ Only one coat of s lie llsr nr varnish nuts I,,, supported at pn i>,,r deed—a begrimed, *ln h b lr-lie a iril­ wns used Imt two or three appli­ ly !*■ ns high ii * tit) per relit. ed supply sergeant fur an null- c e n t-,if p arity next year, piavi.l Thu*. In Kline, a support rale cation* of the seal were used. Heel tank company came to imr re»- log controls worn H«t up l „ .,,,. -el at UM regardle** of the supply con In' applied every 20 or if) vent, overpeopImlbYi. The law l« both rigid and lileh. mloiitoH, i k fast as the wood abkeys, rrnnberrtcs. polntne* nml permit* no A du iiu lsIriiH ve ,1k The Itllill Nippon.. * it** well as c i i i '. h it. Then the excess Is wiped the im lrl provided wine. cognac c r',*l" " 1 I" adjusting them m in i most of those in 'ffc il this yem oft .ml tlic floor left overnight be­ end the ill In i 11IiiiiniiiUK. Wlilm upward m iluwiiward. are hnlh high and rigid compared fore waxing. Rarely has Ihe government rv German ginis boomed across tin1 How much time does it take to with pre-war supports, Generally Httla wo onl down to a m erry In this speaking, y in ,w a r <i rule* ranged iipply those finishes? bilmuot |n rallied iivrr liy Madnnu' IMI fo r rent (if p arity. /\ f,,w indy the wijtiicun reported between 5" unit 15 flrr,a ri.t o f pm MMucoup, i k e i w l proprietor., We "Opfiortod at higher .levels d nirig Ify . depending In pair on dm sup MUlod tier " Min linin' lleniivull p ItC- tho war emergency, when va«t ply. A support fete an high as inn srpiani fr r t t an h o u r d t egtise her Mill- fur rngnar were nl- tnsitliiellftn was needed, {HI per cell I wna imli terd of hr fore minutes for vnrnlnh; about. 1: Homo farm lea flora nWivt n tho the war. weyn “ liciuntnp M ir‘ , ■ ’ minutes fo r acul. 1 rcnilnihrr n ID 15 < hrlslm ii* •VP illnilor In Manila laTanse il w in tlui first Christm as season o f peace. We were giiosl* nf Mr*. Hiarnn, a Flllp lim , woman, ami her fam ily. The plan- wan overrun w ith Jitlgrbilgglng ilell-li• n ami yelping dogs, ami we all lilale af tor plateful of oniip, rllli ken ami tleo, u ii 'I lush trull snlud. Olio daughter uim leil ||< In owl* tip h big arttneii ni in the finally. Holding up (wo mini imler ciilitlogs, olie gskcil: "W idth Am erlran nilii|m liy »"•" the Ijrtt w iiliifii'o styles?' w e ■aid tlint, lit far m we knew, Montgomery Ward npd Rears, Hue* bllck twitti rltiln ir'l Unit nnimr ami w« weren't tin* one In >lc• el|*OutBlile flrecraikero pupped onil the nrcku *«"« «• btn>; n tdo. A famous lllh'igraldi' "I J tiue iinni: In Ike living room, a id * flickering light bn-nitli It 111 these wiirihn «‘ I w ill Idcsri the homes In which tl • Image " I niy surfed heart • a ll he honored eml «•spirted. Somehow It oerinnl like u me#* » „ f n pc h it that would lif Il illn g . *■ , ' lit e r Mrs. Rlaron, dear Madame ft lauconp, good Paul M illion— ti you end the mllllona like you Il many lends who took Am eri­ ca n etrangern Into your liomea end n ide them happy—a m erry, mer- •roily speaking their returns, were owree costs o f production. Borne farm e rs suffered crop losses be courtf, of unfavorable w eather, hut the ’ weather during moet o f the year was quite favorable. T i e outlook for 1060 I* not as rosy as that of IIMfl, Flo rida a g ri­ cultu re's peak year, hut It appears good' fo r most crop* when coinf ared with any year prior to 11145. if fa c t, It appears brighter than was deemed possible several months ago. Few Industrial Items are clasrW ried as scarce and much o f the demand backlog that hullt up dur­ ing the w ar has been fille d , which means, i f Ineomes In IPSO are near present levels, home-makers w ill continue to liuvo enough money |o pay goon prices for Flo rida farm products. As with people In a ll other lines of endeavor, this Is tho point In time for Flo rida farm ers to in­ dulge In a bit o f retrospect and then turn their thoughts and ac* Hans toward the New Year with hope and anticipation of progress and achievement. Nineteen Hundred and Fo rtyNine has been a good year far Florida agriculture generaly. Of rnursf. returns have been lower than those farm ers receiver! dur­ ing the peak years of tho w sr and the prices they paid for most things they had to buy have not fallen In proportion, and that com­ £o obtain maximum success In bination worked in a sort of , however, Flo rid a farm er* (lauhle-barrelled w ay against form ­ •ire going to have to plan career* hut, s till It w as a good year. ' '''I ly . employ the most efficient Farm ers received somewhat tow­ ethods available In production of er prices for m any crops, but -en- n ic ir crops, take advantage of re ­ search results, and make every cfInc thing. Some grasp II lor the fort to produce good yields of high moment of one or two shows, q u ality crops at Ihe lowest possible md then ure heard from no more. costs. And, of course, It Is highly Others, such as Eth e l B a r ry ­ Important that they produce as much as Is is rconomlcall< economically possible more, build up th eir prestige miren I lowly, ns she did. from fir s t of the food and other tilings they stardom In "C aptain Jin k s (Jf The Horse M urines" In tho role of Madame Tretoni nt BrmrdWBy's G a rric k ' Theater In FeJi* rnary, 1001 at Ihe age o f VC. Hhe nut only has gone through the »iirrrrding years trium phantly an tlar of the stage, hut In more recent years, sn r has achieved equally distinguished triumphs as a star in movies, radio and television. Outstanding feminine stars of the last 50 years in Broadway production* have included Helen Hayes in "P n lly a n n a " and " V ic ­ toria R eg in a": K ath arin e Cornell In " L ittle Women" anil "T h e flarretts of Wimpola Stre et"; Lynn Fnrtonnc in "T h e Guards­ man" and "Stran g e Interlu de": Tallulah Bankhead In "Th e Green Hat" and "T h e L ittle Foxes." Also, Mae West In " L it t le Nell the M archioness" las a child Marl and the current ‘'Diamond L ll" ; Ev il Le Galllenne in " L ili n i ' and "T h e C h erry Orchard" Ethel W aters in "Rhapsody In black" and "Mamba's Daught­ ers"; K atharine Hcnlnirn in "T h e W arrior's Husband" ami "Thu I’hlladelphl S to ry” ; Judith AndJ l i S T W E S T O F C LO C K •rsnn in "M ourning Becomes Electrn" and "M acbeth." State Farmers Market RAMPOMII STATU raM M K iie MANMK IIKPOMT M_. CA need on the farm , Nineteen Hundred and F ifty should he ■ good year, hut it’s larg clv up to the farm er himself to make it so. H IM , HER, O R TH EM A GIFT FROM CASTLE JEWELRY L U B R IC A R E treatment. (Thie W h y p u t it n f f P O u r l e r v i e e ia q u io k a n d a n p a r t , o u r p rie e a l o w e r t h a n y o u 'd t h i n k . T h e d r i v * in g p l a a i u r a y o u g a t la im m e n a e . L u b r i e e r e i t a o m it h in g y o u a n d y o u r B u ia k s h o u ld k n o w a b o u t — I t 'a a n o v a r * a l l t r o u b le - c h e c k , P b o n a u a n o w a n d m a k e a b o ll* d a t a f o r b r in g in g y o u r B u ia k 'f t i p l r i t a u p to t b o a a o f t h e le e a o o ! •• ;»v w tr-r? ■E'L-t .. -• -' a \ TO 9EIX ’EM, TEI.L ’EMWith An A4 WILL LOVE YOU FOR GIVING llem Sogi the klngUrd la in be B n »F»t a HHw . insect Y.K* I li H E, SHE, O R T H E Y B r i n g i l to u a f o r o n e o f o u r w i n t e r t u n e - u p i, p lu s a ip e e ia l w in t e r h 'i Pnialue*. 'Heil lltlee tr. H. 1 S" •*•> Haas 11 So IM itl*h«*. ... Iced ., Hu lU k i* l i no Hiinsah, .. „ Veltow III! Ilp r IL IA Husiieh, W hite Mil Hpr I I Turnip*. I'tiple Tep Uni llell I I 00 Temntoe* L'rl 1 no Ti.OIMluee lis t *-»n 11 011 CTO T i !.W . Hu A Tlia billow ing prices reported by tin- h eelers on Ihe Hanford Ml*le K * i liters Market for produce sold („ T ru ck e rs and Healers up to I I is I' \l. Ilec, J», 1)11 l.Ml iro rnni,, lie It* nil*. T en d e rare lle ull I S II llu Ilp r IJ.J1 tirades riTNt'a Itr* II*. Pole, Pitney. 11*11 H ilt Itoxr*. .Mixed . 1 1railed llu Ilp r n u n F ru it S Bo* 11 SO lie.ill*. Lim a Ilp r H M orangee Box t l 7S IK,me. t lr s p fn ill. tin If or - i* " 1 I'ra n lie rrr Itunran Hnx II.n o IfrHe Hoe lleb 11 » • Ira p lru lt. Msmh IS l,o t'rr »: llroccoll H*e,ile»« Ho* 11.IS sn i.n lieu II.If* I'aliliage Tuuaerinna . t / l Ho* 1160 ('illd ise* .. r.i i.n f 'r l H I " I I u ii I I iik fa irly heavy today, m sr. r *n Mi age, lied Hu Ilp r It is kei firm , movement fwlrly rpni|> t 'ullards 1)01 lleh I t SO on s ll produce I'oronut* . ftr> to I l i a I I on liem.nid m a il) lor rinu»g* 4 , I'M IM S I'elery ilia p - lr iill <erut T B iiserlu m f m ii roller* o ff arade i|ti*lliy ueillna lets -.an Ilian price* ipioted K*m-y . Hu ItsklH lin e >i*i Hu Ilp r I I " 0 HKUpUnl I IS r-e sro le llu Ilp r I I IS The weasel is yellowish brown I* liue*. K I, Crt I iti in summer and while in winter Iloston l.i 11lice. It etierp Dry when il* fur Is known M ermine. I. A f r r 11. IS Pack union*. flreen t iu i llell I I on I ra*. i:n a ll*h Hu Ilp r | J nn IM B 'B c o m in g w h e n th e a i r ia p lu s a w o n d e r f u ll y th o ro u g h lu b r i ­ f u l l o f g o o d a p i r i t i . a n d w e a ll c a t io n r o u t i n e ! ) B e t w e e n th e a e f e e l p r e t t y c h i p p e r — * * / w k a l a b o u t w o r e f r e s h in g t r e a t m e n t s , y o u ' ll th a t fa it h f u l B u k k o f y o u r tF h a v e e l l y o u r B u i e k ' a g la d e n d h r r e r y p o w e r b a e k — M e a ty o f W a t w i n t e r d r i v i n g ia ro u g h e tit o n F i r e b a U i M w # * to p u l l .F P U o p t o f c a n — a n d e v a n th o u g h it a t ill ■a n I n eme m. VY oi mui H n yi l It m r a Af l ea fu ' l lI ktMfm h a v e am qmunieUt i.* h a n d le a I l k a a s w e e t h e a r t , y o u r r id in g b o d y a n d e b a a e ia (b a t m a k e B u i e k m a y h a v e d ip p e d a n o t c h o r e v e r y m ile a g la d g lid e . A n d y o u ' l l s o i n p e r f o r m a n c e , o r g r a d u a lly h a v e to p m ile a g e e f i c i e n c y , w i t h ■uti’ltttleimal m aiqfiiiu 'l a c q u ir e d a u e aa lr k irn y o tul K h aa vu ea nn 't a m o t o r t b i t M a r t i o n t h e e o id a a t b e a n a w a re o f, m o r n in g a i q u i c k a i a a a a r a d a la r m a l o o k l council, according to Mre. K . M iller, home doumnstraleant, Other officers n r; sUm», Mount, Dorn, viceMtqRHmie TefHrake, Mount a e u a w ry , nml Jackie Gumr CaM verilo, state council Peppers, Fancy V*rV PHO N E 1201 �/ "7" ; • T ■, H » iESSB WEDNESDAY PEC. 21. 1949 r t y s a n w h d ntraAUfr san fo rd , Florida Youth Who Shot Jamaica, British Crown Colony, Girl To Death, Votes To Retain Labor Party Dies Of Wound PACK THREE J j VancU'nberjr Calls For Red lived Aid W A SH IN G TO N . Me. 21. i,F) Senator Viindi'nhcrg (It-M ich .i called today l" i , " ill min'd eeutmmic and m d itaii aid to western Europe, hilt -aid it should he on a •'sharply Ic d ii'C .r -.ale, Vlindept’ci c. win. wields gieut influence --i lt«-|>nl>l i<-im foreign policy stall.I-, a l -<• l>dd a new s conference lh.il KINGSTON. Jamaica, Dec. 21. — ( f P ) — William Alcxandri Ruslamantr'i Labor party retained control of the House of R rp rrtrnla-1 M'es in this Hritish colony's general election yesterday. Suhstantial j returns today gave the Laboritrs 17 of the 32 seals in the House of S tS .!. eirnlatives. r First telurns from Kingston and surtounding constituencies last night appeared to indicate that the fiery Irader and virtual Imti of CO VIN G TO N . T e x .. Dec. 2 1 - over a million native Jamaican* + t/Tl A stocky, dark haired ymilli might lone the government leader­ Two Independents also wete elect - Same Gun Was Used In Previous Murder; Child K i l l s Mother 1. T h e C u n in n iiil-I le g illie in it lias control of that country and w ill c a rry Old the l.a-n ohllgalions o f inter mil iiiiral law. lie said Communist China does not now meet these M'<piiii’inents. 2. F u ll diplomatn- reiogmli-'u should he grnnt.-d to the F la n .,, government In Spam .'I. T ile hl-paitisnn foteign polos involves liu "mi'-lmdsm" ->n the pint of the Repnhlicans since it i« open to vl^oron- lolmte while d f ht’llltf • islniis are In i lo- p i... eilliide. 4. The objeclisi- ..f ilo llepilhli can party sh "o i la- "t . | I'sl ll| I ip in lo -afo fimii I . . - J.___!— tilM *9 l.rfo ic n i , too late, ■i"*f _ to gcai ilepernlaidc progress w it li^ national -olvein v and individual*freedom" || j dntion* P ISH It I I I M i II T .M .I V IIA S S K K . tier. 21 — l/l*) | Attoi iicv tienerat lln hard K rvin luted I oil,is that silver m ul­ let. fin i>alt "id y. may he taken during 'h. Me. |o .Ian. 20 clns- ( ctl season if tii, Stats' Hoard '<f C o ll m*i \ ifw n IppMtVVH. T h r \ f $••1 11c•v l i r r u ’Mil m lv in f f ii 1 thuf M's l 'IT tie* ptiffiiitf n clnii4-cI r f .i ‘"fi »>•» Mi>ilt**t i cprnlntl nil pi es ion law i. China : linuld Is- iccogai/ed l»y thi tlied today Irom a pi»tol linllet lie ship ho haa held since 1044. pd. Hut with m ajority ........ In the — -u —........ None o f the candidates for th" filed into liu head after killing Ihnisp iif Representatives, Husta _ h is he.iiilifiil childhood sweelhe.nl. manic w ill tie in power again for Island's two minor parties — the A gricultu ral party and the United ® "Now that piiliil has figured in the next five year*. party — was elected. O a i i i l >. I' lM in in r f t il! ; p lra.'tr *tn> U '» m a n ! N y ­ Strong oi»pn*ition cut down his 1 1 eland the ... in -t nm ........... ....... 1 ... ... tin- seemtwo tragedies," said Sheriff CharRoth Hustamanto and hi* nval Paulette (Smlilnril meets lolin former m ajority, with llustamnncousin ,to whom he has ind spoken in fo lm n h la ’s "Anna I .iir a - l i i ," from |h< '-n ■>! mn ,1 a i , - pi.is Show - || les (,aiiIson. "| think I'll lake it ii-'s rousllr. Norman Washington 4......... lo n , I h it In \ 11rid it I i, p i . o l i r i i l lli.it vy; m litvi ntrd throw it hi the deepest well I Manley heading the more Social- fur years, won Veal* inTheir" mil! ] m»r Th" r’"',,v «"d * ".la s at the HIM ' in it. • i-t-inclined People's National par­ ronstituencies. can find." Frequent Moody elastic- had "ill 1i »mvui hi if* iti.<i i ty. 11 ifn ui inn . ,i i , i n ic k lv . . . Ill tin luvith o i'll -il i .in d i l l ie Center Clrntrnts, |9, pitinprtl t*f \ '»'■* ti m -ti,* in nil mi i lepresent. Ilii'lam an te formed his Jam aica marked the heated campaign and thiee hiillrls Irom the pistol into l.ishor p arty In 1041) and led It hundred* of police patrolled the 11 1 ' kllHT tif I'll 1fit will,'|| 1 lie n ) " I I III I .1 M ill,, Dll 'l l! t . i s l l l i ' l l - ! l,» •'(* ■ imi I'l'iiiioinic Mu i»"•»ii?Ii blue eyed Marilyn Forstim, 17, lo victory in 11*44 on promises of streeta of Klngaton and outlying cities and town* during the elec mn '"h*- rtinmi.i! lull Ida >1 fnt yesterday. She died instantly, and Hi a day wages lo sugar wnrkere tinn. Rut nn violence had hern re!•• • SIMM' ym and two free rnenls a day fur lie shot himsrll. Me died at L 2 r» ichnnl children. purtrd and the Island appeared •SlM'I'l-a, w(»«* I Ilf tin* calm. ■ A . M. without ever regaining runSon'fM’if i 111llt it•i AIIH', H illii | Kven though at least 1011,000 C H IC A C iO , H er . 2 1 id *) Kven though the riv a l National fanatical followers have supported icinusnrss. I ’S G ( *W \ S i i i i i I thu >• |*t I ««'ltt i»f t lid* party lost the election, it hud N rlg h lairlin ess among farnieta I* 11ir it y , H I .ait summer. George's hm lliri, him in his bombastic career. Hus- made considerable strides Coward necessary for liettet livin g e>w d l - I1IO 1ri* f .11fii listv •• P A .I \ M A S lamnnte has hern in and out of "ll.i Mine .si -iiultli f ilv t*i the ritt'ill | Rohrit, 27. used the gun to kill the Crown colony's ja ils numerous over Its previous standing 'In the lin n s , a stM'itdogisI -aid today . i» ItM iim ii! Nn Hi.it Mu- I l i m i t i n i. i i <i ( yt't Paul A . M illet of Fast I nn d u g , his lallier-in-law, Chailrs Avery times on I'hnrges of prearhing se- last House of Representative, the m l • • .jit !•* It** « *U n i t lint it OP* i ih I wfyliM Socialists held only five -eats. M id i ., told ton delotrnlc - lo the h r i' Lace ti inni " I and ta il " i i ‘ I i r i l in uu h i 11 v during a family quarrel. Then Ro­ ‘Hi ion against the H ritish gover­ National Farm Flei Irifn do.a C om Rustamante's party had raptured ..lylea ii . -i lln. m I l " nors of the Island. Rut the charges Hil l h’llll/ tMttti 1is" i11 r| Mini bert shot himself and he died feri'tu e . I lint “fatni faruilv p lan have alw ays hreu dropped and 2r. seats In the 1044 election. Inti mug fin tile good life mo l olh U" 1 1 lent km 1 W I I I n h"‘l ' k *, hill \ i hltf til it i h.nilllii* C arrying tin* pistol yesterday. Hustamanle has maintained the lost eight Ihrnugh patty dr-ct 1.1 .*1 'ill t" f Iff* i'iili it* Haynn Hint If ill-i n;i;> n I nn,; matelv rest in eom m iintl \ . " " p e l ii 111 (iem ge slulkeil ‘silently into Use lions. The I . n I hic party had 17 I lo I. I t po-itmii of virtual prime m inister, qii '*111\ ix m tn Icun s •»l IrthtM tion and good w ill ." *leeve:i n i I. **i 11, . in I). H llunliuni Imnlwnte slnre. lie has led sugar worker* and scats when the House w hs III!' ”II»P II • if U ill) Is* himi, in M ille r , an extrusion m in i oetuW hite, in• Ml** Fnrntiui sviiis Hitting at is duck w orkers in several strikes dissolved — the saiqe nuinhrt it I »'tti*• •• Nil" * IH. logist al M ullig an Stale •*>. 11 •-i»i*. whipping cinintec, lf<‘ shut her in 'in iir . I * mi II <i !|mi: "t "'III | | | "p . dP’ have emleil in riot and Ii IihmI- has gained th is time. the Lin k, svltnesai'.H said, and fueit that Ruatnninnte was eommnmra- said farm residetil-i Mail ,■•Iv f dk Sill o h 1* died. i.ill'll 1Ml ||ii* -aid iw lre more nn she felt nml litv tlona m inister In the lust govern­ in provision fin ho. p d iilira tin n , He elaitiis to lie more American ment. It was not known whethet schooling , funelional looming , dor on tlie flunr. T in 'll lie Htepped ii r limn H ritish, sinre he spent much ho would continue In that post in tin st'ivlro and e ln tiih facilities iiwuv nml aliol himself. time in the United .States — r is ­ The young couple hail ilntnl the new government, lint it was hecause these h e n rfil - le -n ll from In hi'IiooI here, tint recently they ing from Manhattan waitei to certain he would lie the powei hr- eoniiuunity planning , and many W all Street plunger. farm ers keep loo mm h to them ­ hil'l broken up. Mush Komlori whs hind the Crown'* governmeril. Return* Ip yesterday's election Inline on Christm as vaentlon ft uni lie also has almost dlrtatoim l selves . » X S IIIN ti Is IN lie . 2 1 ill 1 Team Wen Icyan College In Knit were still not filia l, hut his closest power* ('impel plan — ^ *‘ill hi'lti h'Jtth i 14kilnv |»H"* ---t . ie «coinm «M«VVlV»M t||,j„ y . fimii* towers over ill* his own In d u ,1.ia .ttiall„ in q „ r , , , .a. liv „nniiy Wurth riv a l, the People's National party Trades Union , biggest union In whpr(, „ l ',!' IUIHIIU* N I lull 111*• I till fill III l.llf'M'l 11- lilf fill |„ fl.,.| ......... needs," S h e riff lia r limit) hhI i I isflei (lie ‘held " only 1 Ml seals in tho House. IfP'tr II III HU Hi tit* (lilt M'li'sk ('lO)tii I'liilln . 1 ........ dq Jamaica._____________ Miller eatil. f v ^ A v e r y »hooling Inst June lit, tirnm> I'd "i I ,id -i i . d W ge iniiie to him nml got the iliaI I I . F . M Sit III I I I - o f Itn h u in tlll, M 11 iirimi I t; l .11*11i11 4Rhi tol. i th... . a lull' l he l"l "1 Ilie (aim , , _ ... 1 . range , luM the gmup that l> r. " I ilnln'l want to give it te him. W‘ *11 i . low n n ii.. m i n i i n u i u .lif t 2.115 hill lie insisted mi II," tiiiiilm m tr.a tla ie a e-ram ra e * nesl Wui ' . p""i i\"ikiug i "millunis, •nlil. "A m i the Clement* hoyis' l i g h t i n g grew out o f a report re­ — -----minisM 'Htlvi ' staff llntli appealed pn . •nit • mph*v un lit, luni hullsmol her hiHiiti'il It tie given to cently Hub mittcd In the Coni ruinI.O S A N G K L K H , Pec. 21. nFi l',,V’' " " l 'ondilhm . ill! in* S'M-ini 'j• t di 11v *11 ••hi -Inn, and wu* cnmplk’d by It. H. tiemge n» is HOUVCIlil'." nien said \\ ind i - leaving In • fit ' A ml in Ahenleeil, S. f)., A .'10- ItiiHtwIck, street lighting *peelal- —Tw o memhers of general n uisiil .. | 1. \! »h s||. ri . . i i . m ' i ut lv i' ill yenr old nulomoliili’ HuleHuiun died i-t -for the Florida Fower miiiI Angu» Ward's p a rly , which « .,* ' "•‘ " i" " '" ' Mciv 22 fm San branunder arrest In M ukdei........lived ' j ' 1;" , , " ' 1 s -s Fresi.lent rr- ' *» *-f iht \iitioiml t "jit nit Iv today of a lull let police mild Light C m. K u r .K S n k < s k t s w " i: ,l" ,■ » ' Sl" ' l' " * n' Rtii ii l .in ( onfi i«‘tu i-. will* fm aiL lie filed into hi* head lifter k ill­ The pninnHed Installation is to here last night and cnmmenle.l "Our treatment w hs anything cisc o , J im . :i. niiititii m I In III* he on n tria l liasls, which III turn, ing a former sweetheart a* »ho hut pleasunt." Fcigal said they left Mukden in tli • 11. » •| tin latm w oikri^ hi’ftiri* | (^ iiilli if i nMrm mi l W .tvhnhli* IS*•>•• 1 h ht flihh ' iifhl <i lttvi.ll .v ant beside him In is parked cm . said K. C. Harper, w ill give the Other than Hint they declined a tliin l class m ill nml cat ami had A S* m i l l1 IL ni-s l <n nim ii f*MVninit« I 4* The girl wish Joanna fturiip, lit- gt'iierul public uu oppurlunity to ■i r pt*« , h Iii i t* h >1111m i 1 | m h I . 111»•) , . , . to shv much tu reptirler*. a dnten iirm rd Chinese Coinniunti** Auil\lllk! Ilie |*i nhh'li* "I low year eld leather at the Rasmussen observe Ilie dlffcrencu laitween Khlon Krlckson, fill, of Concndia, isl guard- for company iri» "Hu* irt mipenmity Hehool 26 inlloa north of (ho more modern lighting anil tho 2H. of A I h*i dee II. Coroner Kay (lute* said present white way system. H. II. K as., amiJnck Wcignl, S ,!) 5 u p 1 2 .0 5 idle svnii slain liy liUcnjn Hoard- Coleman, Fower Company man­ PJne Island. Minn., ren-hed here from IJonolulu via Fan-Ainericnn iiiuu, Aberdeen, u* the couple sat ager, has tieon requested to assist in the front neat of Homdniana In compiling the specifications clipper a ftrr being under house car parked In the driveway of tho necessary to I'liahle the C ity to arrest in Mukden, Manidiniia. *e I A .'Ja calibre pinto I wna remiest filds for this new type of from November, I94N, until this month. ». , ‘ found ill Uoarilm wt'i hand Fiv e lighting. .ii Erickson is a mamher iit W nnl’s diaduirgeil cartridge* if^re In the The Mu economic reporting section end Jg||fl. I ' won filled l Felgal was a member of the AdHmudmnn diril th lf morning In for the first \V r * t t '|f| Mtyh • r*».m.i* • M ulling Tnffeta l i "« that no | -J - j •»,-«»< •r f llllfltw -,*a ( t»i ihe l.ltlle lug pnitselmisnew. • to bring I Ing pump, he sk h l/fT h e pump f 'tiu h"\ <lm» nml |> int4 level as |------- ......... .......... might h<<usedperlodlcnllv when Mi-* . . . III fill* Wl 'ell'll* *-t\l» F i T T f li i i iR r .i t . n « v ,a t t - </p > well was sufficient to bring the water pressure gcln low. The cost .. i.in le Joe Langston, n bewild­ water t „ to feet al»ov* th* level factor would he tlmt of liy-tmss to • itfit fn ilrhi'lA ered five-year-old, wmilsln t talk of the w ell, said Mr. McKIbhtn. piping to eliminate friction loss. uny I n*v * 2 .!» 5 to dulretlvrs who gently queried As a result of this teat, and If The Fool Canimittee w ill meet hour* ............ about the fatal the cost I* not excessive, the pool Thursday afternoon to further dlahim for fur hours li.! » 5 nitty In' operated a t a flow through rtisa problems of operating the shooting o f h it mother. \ lint Inter, whan .l"0 was taken type without use of tho clrculat- JMMlI, , hark to the scene »>f the shouting, ■ui, he told hln mint, Mrs. Frances i „t< r . i -i ^ K e n rn v • " I saw a Idl'd In the room. My 70c M l. I n 1 . 5 0 pussy rnt was there loo. I saw the gun. and — I slml my mom." >" ii" n Hid .1! ‘♦null* Mini County drtrellve Steve Flicker dtnild. said that lie urn! four others from Ckees* hom our semptele istsrUna the district attorney'll office heard • I IU IO V A Valve* - ihey at* now, ilie youngster’s mlinl.'udnn. Ikty »»* honrfiomsly ilyltd AND . Tho w oiil confirmed what Joe's •key •?« eUfeslWsly yrlisd l two oldpr brothers had told nolire ami wlial a paraffin le st man* atnm»t positive. Joe's1 mother, M il. Helen l.angA ftn n , .’ill, was shot to death In the “ arnlly’a home ye»ter4av afte r she intervened In a quarrel between two older son*, W illiam , IR, and John. 17. W illiam and John s«ld JU tla Joe the tiiby of the fam ily, brandish* I the pistol to make them 0 op fig h t­ ing. Somehow the gun went o ff \ nice selecti and Mrs. I,angst on fell dead, a hul a n d s t y le s in let In the brain. I.lttle Joe, an appealing type In M . . blue leans and a bright rad shirt, ■foe-.n’t know hla mother 1* dead T i e thinks she waa "h u rt." At detective h redone H er* yes­ terday the hoy du tifully and quiet­ ly dhj everything the police asked lie 'll sleep Miimdlv, lounge him lo — exrept take o ff the black tiasehall cap lie wore constantly. la rily , ill n gift M i' ileslgiied lie barely winced when a techwith hla 4’iitttfhi i in niiiid nlrlmi hrusneVl hut p araffin over hln hand. The (cat, designed to l l r ‘11 lo v e a > '«• ' I . > determine If little Joe firm! the fatal shot, turned nut pnaltlvr. pi' i'llllly title "I '|iItilY Mnii detective said: nil .itlill , Jin qiltn li- n g li * 0 "It'a good he doeen't realise ,Sm . Meil 1 gc . what hea done — hut when he V .J 4 L I v 4 4 doe* the pour kid w ilt never fo r­ give him self." Gr o up Planning UrRcd For Rural Farm Communities to 7,!tr» .!»r» to 7.!>r* 2 Farm Worker Is Seen As Forgotten P A N TIK S Street Lights Two Of Ward’H Staff Arrive In States i.;ir» io 2.25 "f 11*h,,ll v"“""u s'»'" I k j I 1 1 v . i 1 1 Fm- CIULS For HUN'S W E R T ’ 45 , to AMERICA'S GREATEST WATCH VALUE! your suit shoe in polished |t\ calf i.oo in Gifts A (jin/ IVill Life PAJAMA. K orn / JL ^ * IT. S. Pork Supplied Largest In History WASHINGTON, Dk. a* 0.05 AH » fit'll »il ifiil , Calf lendi Itself greccfully at —OPt — A n A griculture Department farm lUrveV I odI rated today that • ^ tiM t supplies of pork may set a m e w meord. . Considering that k M f c -,t time supplies were 'stared with armies and allies aboard, tk * amount available for housewives next year cnttld well bo the targ­ et In history. m i essssilea WaiaM to tha tlcck Unci o f this Mason s # ..................... ............................................... I * v ,,. H la A A A A r ’ \ ALSO RULOVAN AT - comfortable ihot with a u u r t HIm 1.00 • 1.50 $41 .50 cult shoe . lilOLTK i NYLONS POUT SHIFTS 21 .id SSI*. / , " ;i:i.7.'i The department reported tho 1949 fall pig- crop a t R7,M*,000 brad, an increase of 10 per coat over the 1948 fall crop, and fore­ cast a 1B80 spring c r o p 'o f OB,. JftO fiM , an increase o f < par cent • ^ r e r this year’s spring crop, 1 T h* rail crop w ill gw to slaugoi k r next sprlng and-sum m er and . the pig crop w ill ha sold naxt fa ll and wlntar. *7.98 to IC.98 B Y A IR M A N :i7.r»o and up Rn romfnrtalile and wearable, he’ll w ant several. 1-ong sleeves In white anil pastels . , a ll alio s , . Buy from your A ulhorlieil IliilnVa Dealer, the only one in Hanford who can show you the latest end largest so•lection direct from the factory , . * » •V Bountiful suppitoi of earn and ether feeds coupled wi WfRT 5.95 to 8.95 The Je weler ■ S I . " e .- a - R . r ... j-: - - * . .... .;My - ■‘. f e . a r i t e iBfcki.L a v . i ^ __ _____ f. • , & mBRReS »j . ' j 'r:'--".dwCv -j ' • ; LOO (o 3.00 SOCKS lie 'll really go f o r ! Hy Holeproof , . Hints 10 In 12 Ja * i 1' •it'Pi/LI \ \ • Hells lay Tex ,r)ftc • 55c - 75c '- V - W T if * i h jm jk ( h eJU — S i1 lia th ri I All P U R C E L L ’S ' 'A T e a r only authorised Bulova ■I* ie.hmm hiirnf N f y lf'i h y W 11R 1M 17 ■-as al ti �I * V — a ........... . T - ' *V1 ^ # im p q tN P A o n a i W E D N E S D A Y / D E C , ’ 2 1 ,' 1949 s lt r KfiG pinpr S^cM e tii .,: i i r i u .r r * .;:.. »U<»« w a lle r , um i w i t . m i . at tit# n m n n ir# M t . r A (TerM o. • • * # > ! » • i Z . - U a c n a a a t Mareb i I M . . , ------- »«ti.Tvir c ~ a b n r — o o n n o V *D «A * •»' ■ N tlaaaa M aaatt f Ni it«t n ir r io M i m i - tty Carrier ...._ ..... ......... * .*» I« eceaeweem I.fH 'I Willi III® ......................... . S.WI , *'9» W®«IIU ....................... H.IM a1, , j y Tr.t>af - " --IBalNI h 4 i r . b l t i i r f a a llw a , cards mi . -casks. r n « lu ii.i« . mnI asllrwa at ■•tartalaataai ta r Ik# ynrtmm, at •<*•«»"« »*•■#•. m il hr rh a ra r4 In , k i_ r * a a la r a J i m l i l a i ralaa. NcnrrscaiM X s lla s a llr Hr la* . .s a l >»w«a«a»r H#»r#*#ata1l * » (•*■•• *•(# »«rh, t htraaa, llr lr i.ll. Saaaaa l | l | , aa4 Ml, l.nnla. ’ ♦»* HaraM I* a Btcmkcr at Ikr aaasclalrS Press (thick la ra llllc il . .'t rla a ltflr la Ik# «»» far rrssh llr« ll« a nl all Ik# l.ira l Barra »rlair# •• thta ar*r-|iap#r. as r*rll aa all A I* M ira 4la#airk#a* W KDNKHOAY, D EC . 21, IPIfi T o d a y h IIIIIL R VEHHK . No formal nr| w ill cure of sin . unless ihe heart In right, bul sttrh arts do help tremendously. it fortnalircM • your faith ami hour ami ili'turmlnntlon. Arise nnd In haptlM>d, and wurh iiwuy >«iii F i l | V{ bit Joe Slslin crlrbratcd bi« 7fhlr birthday yntrrdny. lie nuglii In •nh i?#f i 1 ,1 Wc >rr where the DliPonl inV lerrsl* in I'lniiilH iirr ImiiiH turd for $ W.WHUJIVI. Tlasl'i our id die I f n w, , **' bamliiapA n( lisving money. Some­ H > '1 one is slwsy* Iryiiiu lo gel il nwuy 0. from you. rj K "! d’ K |, The Demm ralir Nnlioiad t’ludrT maa *ayt lire American people will m acrept new laxet if President T in ­ man ssy* lliey're neceiisry. Juu a* long i i * die prople continue in Vole for die (tee ipendeit, they can expect lo pay higher and limb­ er Isxr*. I l THEWOMLO TODliV Thorn lur- Jh-pii i|uiie a lltirry of liiterefif'around tin* llint Sonuior Edwin .lolni;din of Colorado, inomlu'r The new ami mighty tuition of of ilio (YinKroitdlonel Atomic Energy Commit top, uccldoiitjilly revealed nil Imporlnnt atomic xcerel in u radio intdrview. India, whirlt n month hence s>* c Iiai'ho T h e o fficiiiln in charge of ato m ic xocrecy w ill |rrohably hcc to it that wo never know whether ' ' ‘It watt nomethlng thl Imixirlant which nlipped fp»m the Kenator'x lip», which muy be a little hard on the xomitnr but lx necexxary to xafexunnl other xecretx. Hut the Incident xiiKifextH that our atomic xecrutx are not being kept m< cleverly hh might be. A perxon who really wuiita to keep u xecret in careful to xay nothlug about it, lo betray no xirecinl Intermit In any xhreda of the xecret which may leak out, and to dixplay only innocence if xofneone xuggexlx that he hnx a xecret. In xhort he tntlkex every ef­ fort to avoid attracting the notice or anyone who may Ire .searching for hlx xecret We Americana, on the miter hnnr., continually make a great noixe alrout our secret. Now’ thix perxon nnd now that one ix accuxed of giving away xome part of the xecret. nnd thoxe who are charged with guarding it have bcon frequently called to make public account of their custody of the xecret. A veritable xiMitllght ix kept on the xecret and almost every man who known an important part of it. Thlx Ih the way a miall girl ‘'keupx'' a secret, the poxne.sx;ou of which brings her no pleasure unless someone lx trying to worm it out of her. . . Probably It In time to sorl through the whole Itaxket if atomic xecretx and decide which onex can be let out mil which oiiex should he kept. Thoxe which need to ls> kept thould Im* pul under effective wraps and kept there. i Atfe O f D anger .Most perxiiitH who have reached the age of 75 retire. Iiidgex are oftei mt judges often the execution. Two Ohio Supreme Cmirl judges who come up for re-eluctl re-elect ion in l!)fi(» are respectively .(I mid 82. and bullcvc that they are aide to render good '{•‘I'v le e for another xix-year term. They have announced heir iuletilion of running again. They are probably moved •y 'lie examples of the late Chief .liislice Cliarles 10. Huglitx. who did not resign until he wax 7!l. and of Juxticex l.ouis i). Iliandeis, who Horvetl until he wax H.'l, and Oliver Wendell llolmex, who xlnywj on the heneli uniII he wax ill. With all delmeiiee to these distinguished names, it mav lie doubted ir I h e ir example ought to be followed except in l he rarest easex. Judges, like other persons or advanced age, get xel In their hahits of thought, and find it hard lo •iroHoi ve a lutliclal open-rnimledncHs. They may also fall prov i> pliyslml mlinniflex. A scandal was revealed in (lie federal ■I * . , i, . ^ ill t ile fc d l'l III u d ie u ii v II fe w y e a r x ago. w h e n it w a x le a rn e d th a t a ju d g e if the ( '(flirt of Appeals, who was Hll years old, was so blind and deaf Ihal he could not follow courtroom proceedings For die next Iwo week* during and was copying decisions from a fellow-judge. The revolii.i the Chriitnu* holiday* The San lion forced a resignation wrilch should have come years he fore. '' ford Hernld will puhlith on Satur­ day instead ol on Monday. That •i Will rnnlilr our employee# lo rnjoy Heading1Children ' tha Clirirlinn* nrul New Year Imlidajrs nn Monday juil like oilier Jo h n Kit-run, Mpoukinv on n N ow Y o rk Tim ort Y o u t people. And ilill our luhicriheis l oriim liroaik'HMl on e h iltire n ’H rondlng, tulvncntcd cnrofi - will receive llirir eudomnry live •hoosiiiK of hiMikM fo r tho v o ry ym in jr. an,I oxport gul.luiu cnpiei a week, We hope everyone up to thu.it(| » | f i w n U f i k v A fto r th til, he d iilm e d , Htundim will approvo litis arrnnnnnml. "i’/ i ' T ? ,n th « chU trn m ini), ho xhtmltl I V "•rm ittcd to chooxo hlx own ren d ing. Homo yo u n g Hponkoi Chritlmai hat lireu ruined tor a »„ 1 „ » ' T A r t }vl!h MrJ but Other* doclori family of live in Carnegie, I’a. Hi d even ft. thftt lyrloi young people should allow then M tilvu.t. tyjty.gyijied hv lilirnrlnliM, tiqieherx nod pnmdn. where a 39-ye*r moiher Wat .Imi J ad killed die Ollier day hy her ve year old ion. The little lol iimd, a .22 caliher |iiOol in .1 metier drawer, while l.ie uindier war puniiliinu an older loolher. anil aliol her In dealli. Innedilile ai il may teem, it iniuhi have happened lo anyone. The. federal KOtriunm l'i tleln ha* now reached die unpieceilenleil figure of $257,017,000,000, up A L c h h o ii F o r O r g a n i z e d L a b o r . from $252,140.000,0(H) Inti year 11/ THUHM AN HKNHINO In Honthern l.umlierman R >at thla lime. The government liui F t already spent $4,033,000.000 tlii* I have mi reason to Iwlluve that posed, mid the dismissals nml milfile a I year more llian il lint taken the inn). mnI flh> of iinlim labor [*. In, at compared with SI.IiHt.OOO,* in ltd i rounlry la not Jud aa pa- rnv cuts were put into effect. Hut union lenders rharged ttint the 6: 000 tail yrnr ai lliit lime. Anyone liio tir, Jital aa Inleirated Ip Itull- decision wiis "« mousiioua injusEli who think* llial ii good tound and vidunl freedom, Jud na concerned tiro” und demnnded Hint not one H>aafa management tmi«l he nul of with preserving our traditlonnl worker Im> fired or miy snlarios American way uf l.lfo a i the rut until further alinllra, mid such K : hi* mind. tank nnd file of Imalneaa men or nresaure was brought to bear on Be , Florida i* one of the failed | v growing dale* in the United Stale*, nol only in population hut in the ’lire and number nl iu huiiner* jnatitulion*. So *ny* the U.S. De­ partment of Cnmmnre which re­ veal* that during ihr pail live year* the national average of increatr in buainai* firm* wat 30 percent, in . Florida 71 percent. Newcomer* E who have picked Florida for their . future home* couldn't have picked I the rank and file of tiny othar rtnaalficiitloii of our aoclaty. Dul I have plenty of reanon to holleve that many labor leadera In this country are deliherntelv deceiving and deluding Ihqlr union members In ninny w#ya, nro not giving them tho correct Information and the complete Infnrmatt'iu In mnnv mutters that affect their well* being, , Tho American workingman who ludong to labor unions would do wall to consider soma uf the lea* amis that may he learned front what Is hap|Hinlng In other coun­ tries right now to organised lah-r Itv learning these lessons, they w ill not only roittrlhuto to the future welfare nf themselves mid their ennutry, hut will alao make more cortaln the very ailatenco of the Jahor Unions thomielvea. lllght now, bafors U Is too lato, la the lima for labor unions to 'enrn that atnlltlam—government control—Includes no place within Ita scope for g free lubor union with Indapondent bargaining, po­ wers. . ■ . i » . | have Itaon out of tha United States tw kft'thU year and I have seen thla faqt extmiplldod both the cuImhi cabinet tlmt it tevokaa It* approval of the findings of tho Intcrvsntrtr, who tlum had to annotinco that all diumlsscd workera would he tkken buck nnd sal­ ary cuts eliminated. At a further directors* rnretlnv, sttmes the stutu* nf it sovereign tepuhlle, 1* ilisplaylng some aston­ ishing growing pain*. For Instance, take the s tr in g c . case of the Goekwsr of BaroH* ivhn until the advent nf the new India wh* one nf the richest aisl must powerful of old India's some HIM) ruling princes. Ills hlghne*' MOliD^y is tho iHiU'iitattr, whoso slata l^|i*- O RlDKlN tii future rliurgi'tl that he blew 000,000 In a six-week spree. T lii' case was cnmpromlsfiJ wh#" tlie cTmrgi) was slrupps'sl and the (Sri'kwur withdrew In life ail i eiumminer In Ills pnlara, liehlnd v mighty linriicade of Jewel* ami gold. Ills principality was absorbed iiy the llomhny government. Kn his nlhs now I* a "private citlxen,” which is a puradoxlrsl di'siKnatiou for one who manat'" to keep so miieh III the puhlle eye The latest udventurc of thl* poti'lituto is Involvement In a dispute v illi his 2AO palace servants. T ill) Imve organised a union under in -. ............... .............and uro strlk- i dlu’s new freedom >■ ■*»# i 194 2 H u d so n ' ' .,.,1. tloni .I fbaaor who report* w w k coammea only f a wotnen* rime. ilp iia in follow »1 ventral o | Industry., t h # trad** union «# llra n t B rlfah v a i ! had o rcaalo ajJa .(in il^ o u t^ h l^ th e r e IhM t h a jn w t no pHrc* whatsoevea umlar ttaWonallaatlont In that r W tha gawnment la both the am*' Phtyar and the r i f m Thay art hatUng nut that tha rovammnnh ta daal with, la much mom ruthleaa B u ic k Sed an New Tin'*. New llaltery $5 9 5 - 0 0 1 94 fi B u ic k Sed an Radio Jtntl 'H eater $ 1395*00 194 8 B u ic k O u t ' I# o H C H A p p e t i t e A fte r B o t t le Snuel C IN C IN N A T I' Dec. 2 t. — t/Pl Mare, ii flOO-polilid Nile crncnilih Is the center of ultentlon at th Cincinnati Zoo these days and nl lii'rnuse of a Irnttle. It i-u't that Marc has lieen hi' ting the buttle. Zoo o fficials nr. nfrald he swallowed It and It mu>' k ill hint. The d ifficu lty arose two week ago when someone tossed n holt I Into Mntv's pool. Mare grahhc the bottle nod soo superlntenden' Charles W hlta couldn't gat It t w r lirih • $2250-00 T E R M S nnd T R A D E S NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Phono 1031 Sanford, KU. . ^or Your* Christmas SELECTION •' ■ • OABBETTS Hus 1 I * f ill! I'ldlcl It, I >. IV i tin pa In aolne prevloila “«•( loom I nuiy nlao have htantlnmiu i Iu* prince who wna driving hl» own chi- when he round Ida r»d<| tdm'lied l»y li peutltiil'a liullrnrt. The prince, who hud ton miiirh iilnihol iiliouid, got out of Ilia eaf, piilleil u lilalol mill allot tho p#aanut dead. I.uter thla ruler ra* mm keil to ii friend of miner "You know, I ahuuldn't huvn ahnt that fellow. It really wa«n t n nice thing to do. Hereafter I'm nut going to drink chnmpuule when I'm driving.” However. It would l« unfnir to atop our column un thla note. Hunt* of the moharnjoha were henlficcnt 1 iMf't f | More For Ytlnr Money Essentials for Formal Wear I M E N ’S 994 to T IE S $ | .r>0 boxed Come In nnd xea one of tha moxl Heuutiful Halactlonx In Town. F or % Plaid Flannel Shirts zsa & t ■ "o ^sr F o rm a l* Social, A n d Personal Activities Talaphnna 148 Jarlin Palmar Rgy—Society L til lor ocial Calender T o u r is t C lu b I* a rt y H o ld s A t C e n te r P e r s o n a l s To Ju n io r T a lk s t lit fh ivT A Pev. J T McKtulev was the s p ia l.fi for tin iiionllilv m retlnff ot the .it. I lif h s.'h»o| P .T .A . held on Tuesday 10 the -rliool auditor­ ium with President Mrs. W . W. T y re pie-ldlng. Rev. M cKinley had a» his "subject ''Poundntlona for a I i-tlm f Pence" mid stilted that the foumlntlolls ^iioulil start In the home nml that lave shuuhl make a lasting pence. Reports were heard from comn iR ie. ilialrm m i after which Mrs. T y re , Mrs. t M. Flowers and M r*. C. A. Anderson, delegates to the state Parent-Tenchcr Association meeting recent I \ held in Orlando, gave reports on the work lielng done In the various P TA ». Mrs. Iro n W nlkyr .and M is. T y re were ■leeted to serve on the Cohuty '..■in.iil I.iiis.il its* oiintlttlf Council board ■for •the earning ' year following a report they gave on n meeting of the group held hi Oviedo recently, A group of seventh and eighth grades g irls under the direction of M r*. W. G. Flem ing, song vend Christm as song* after which refreshment* were served by MrsSV. T o ll. Mrs. F . Cooper and Mr*. IMward McCall. The refreshment table was overlaid with u lure cloth and centered with red ran­ dies and llriiziliiin popper*. T h * auditorium was decorated w ith * lighted Christm as tree and llra tllinn peppers with n Santa Clnlis seem M r ., M rs. Lions Clul) Ihihls A1111 u:il rhrishiins ( a n o ll K iB u r t u m f '.'ir ly (jn n n One of the must successful of Mr. mid .Mrs. \Villiiiin Walker the Touiist Club u ctlvitle. took place on Saturday evening when W1111'' •»•»' expi-eled » " b e this no-ta hers held their annual C h rist- 1 'v,',,k G " " i Kntory l niversity in mns party at the Tourist Center. | A tlanta to spend the holiday*. T h " prnvnnt was i uhilei/.thc tllr Louis Reynold* of Virginia is '•'loti of lloli lloh-inn who presentMr. ''d members of the Duxbury School v i* *lng hi* grnndpmi nt«. M i. ‘ " f Dancing. Those taking part nml Mrs. \ \. h . Kadct dm mg tin holidays. were Susan French, Dattlc \V11Ham* Judy nnd Snllle Rohh, Claudj Mijts JoAnn Spaulding left yes 'Vaits. Hontm Nichols, .loan Joaij-' tenlny for Miami where -lie will Saundcr, Ann W hitaker, .loan H uinnluey, Norma Fa y Harvey spend the holiday" and uttei >| the nml Rnhhy Marts singing "Same- Grange Ruwl festivities. v " r e Over the Rnlnltow” , arcadtpanietl Iiy nhn Fite nt the piano. A rth u r Sm ith of Vineland. On­ Mr. Holtson rentleril " F . t Away tario, Canada, Is the gue.-t »f Mr. I'lttces" nci'ninpntiied hv M rs. R. and Mrs. Gordon Sweeny at their R. Pippin und group singing nf home on West Sixteenth Street Christm as carols was enjoyed. Mrs. for the winter months. I'enrl Re.se reud all original poem on Christ mux spit it and f . K. Stevens presented two leadings, Ml-s Helen Tuinn m in e d Iiy reminiscent of the Revolutionary pliinc on Nalurdny nip lit I moii S iio days. “ Gml of G la ry"; a C h rist­ F rancisco to visit Inu pm cots, mas hvmn, wns sung hy M is. Ida M r. nml M rs. Henry I'mnu, on Mnntrey. Pnlmettn Avenue ftn- t « " "*'eks. A march was played for the — _ H o llV W K A fj guests while they innrched to the T M I M il P f ,. .lame- II. tia ll""u > , gun 1 O''1 Christ mns tree where a basket conch at P a rris Island. S Itv Itntt THOM \S Mi# I-..II. luis W arren -av- -lie of gifts hnd been placed Iiy Ban- .......... ................ ............................ arrived to spend the Indola)- with ...” . . . ha-n'i .I .. ..I. ■I "lull t.i get 1tie HOM .YO W O OD. (» *’» • • -> "'t tn Claus. Those w ealing their . ^Is parents, Mr. and Ml .1 IJ " ' bii-tmaWhat are the deathless quote* of mimes pinned upon their shoulder [ jjpllnwny. ,1 .1 ipiH.'imi abmit tlie year in Hollywood? were permitted to selin't a g ift.] "" Don Of he. own: Mnvlie some of these won't live Red apples, oranges and eandy ‘'W u ltcr Haynes, J r . ix cxpivted A ChrllthiM t dinner nnd P»rtY • .my Idoil- s ' were given to jnem lx'is. The tree to arrive on Saturday from lia r was held by the teachers and o/fl- into the second half-century, but ct t hn-tm a- plan« 'u nlncril near the muni cl where ynr^ ttn tverslly, III. Heston, Muss, ri-rs of the Beginners Depnrtm*nt they seemed out o f tlie ordinnrv )<• 1 l'1. Ii', but |tie\ " i l l me. Here are solin' of the blight, ^ H a d a sn a h C h a p te r full stocking* were hung. Mrs, A. j,, *po„il a few liny- with Ills i t the F|r«t h «jitl*t Suiulnv School >■ dive man-ion beie C. Starke w ii » in charge of tlx* purcida o n , Mugitolln Vvc .,1 the home or M is. J . F . H a m ­ '"•Inli'.l or Insane -livings that I j M"«dnv, Du H a n M e e t, L u n c h e o n bnvc collecteil fioio the I ttIt* news: decorations. 2( 1. . son o') Frl\lav evening. A ddirloua Hubert Alii.'Imm, commenting - -*■ W reaths, llru/ilinn pepper and The 1. Mr. nnd Mho A. C. W illiams | i „ , x , . v ,||rin*i w>« «*rved hy th* A business meeting nnd luncheon red polnsctt ins weie olnced loft yesterday fu r Savannah, liii i |m, | r . „ :i,sl-tl'd hy her daughter un his •enteneo ot the country lutuis-'i 1 , t■ •(ill Im. h i. dis'lnr !' » detention fain t; ’’l l '* tin cxneri- ll'd b. |. was held hv tho Hanford Chapter t h r■ o iig llo n i th e h o lld in g . rh e new White they plan to spend the hull- i |',,.d n . Mtice every taxpayer should g" ta1111«•11•a\\ ' " 'll " t i l I"' ii'len-ed of Hmlas'nh at the home Mr-. Iv-orgnnlxed I’ennaylvanln Club ■day.......................... . .. with IlieiV son-jn-lnw and r iu ls t m t * g lfU were oxchanged u ltl* w ... Michael tllnsnn In M uyfair. Hos­ servuil refreshments t•• nhoiit 22h l ihiughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. ii Mi t\ and fuu .pnivnllnd when guest* tliraugh.” n s nmth.'i, Mrs. un ,pri I s lim ie r O livier, after winning Wind I'I 1 tesses with M rs. Gibson tv...... Mi guests. Mis. Rose Flowers, chair- | |),,ug1as. fished fog Ahvclly prise*. The lia rAn "f I \ll"« !e ., ucadcni*' award: " I alw ays " i l l III! Joseph Mos* mul Mrs. Fred Stein. man, nresldcd nt tho punch howl i i *»ii httitif \vii h lifiiut if till v •K'fj • I 11bl lt|l , Hi r An n ttrnrtivi Im ffrt (Mile was at- „ ,iii Ml*s Marv McMahon at the 1 M i. mid M r*. Gan \Vi >■!•' " ill ,.ia le ,l with -eaxonal flowers and dn| -ay Shot e-peme wn- a good fill I I.l , I Sill' t<ill mill . In' n iipt writer " ,G..« , • ranni'd in the living room with ! ,.„fri (. service. Ill her* n -i-tio g have n* their guests ut then home a lighted tll'i'. 1■ ' I". I • I ' I HI' Ai'loi Paul V a li'iilliie. dlvoicing festive decorations uml guest-] were M '-. It. I' Beild'h'i Mm. ill I. iu'I i Arbor for Ik " Chi i lions ' I I , , . , . en loving the occasion •" I ' 1 I'll..'! were seated at smnll table, pin.....I tjeolge I,. Ilm d v , Mrs. It. S. Ild- season, Mr. W right puicnt . Mi Mis \V P. Ilio o ks, MtS, O. 11ip tenser • di St Cvt " F u •.' about the room. wun, Mrs. Curl F.i'.enhnw< i mill und M is. J . Unnforlh Wngbi C t.ibb- Mi*. \V I . Vance. Mtw. 1. ,lv io the count 1v 1mild see 10010 "tb,, i .iImo ,.r The president, Mr-. Heimuo j ( r , . ^ ..iln io - . S .1 It li'is . M i-. It. D. Deklv, >1 lie 1 limit I did." Valdo-tn, Gw. " i l*t"t"ii town Ficd Alien, mi I he F l ’l' Imn on Jneolisoa, iineoaitCed that Mi- Nell Mrs. Sioliu Rooidding was in Mi c VV. K ig le . M i*. K. C . lia rI il .. lt.,r I. . Km ler and Miss Arthurene Wilson charge of registration f»i the Howard Whelchel of llo iid n Mi- S. J N ix. Mrs. V . G. k 'vcawuy nil shows: “ They have IS . Ildib. 11 | |n.y were niViirded dolls ns prise- for n , , tut nut- gif - nod the Seminole Stale llu iv e r-ity in Talhihu-.<ee H astv. M i*. R T Thomas Mrs. t,k m radio Imck from the «cn p. O. " llinii Hiigers mol given it hack to Ihe the Hudusxnh Doll flenefit. An Cum it, (lu ilo b ei of Coiomereo Is spending the Christina holi­ I l" i i Ison nnd the Misses Artlumln# .terlu ln m ciits.' nminremrnt wns ulsti made t lint iixslsted in making the pm tv t»oa- day* with hi* parents, M> and Wit-on. Margin et Anslev, Mar­ dllilin " 1HIIII ....................... a t * at* fhi-il Milton B elle , answering an at. the chapter has .sent dresses slide. The Christm as t'ce was con- j •* | | „ u|, Wlmlchi'l i Mvei -. Fiedn Harrison mul AV1111h11 m, bull's Pick on him by A llen: "A lle n "till to Palestine Sim pLes lle iu lo u ilt- trihuted hy W. ”C Kllhce "* of Geno­ |,ome It..hi,v Mmlon, who had n* her ............................ Magnolia Avenue ers for over-cnx shipment. Pluns va. 'll the picguest, her mothei Mr* U. L* Mor­ ... Hie fit -st penny ever throAvn k ill, tttid Ion II,, nl him ” for fluid raising drives within On Biindnc afternoon n ifromi Ml-# Charlotte True hit* " 't u ili­ ton. 0 III" 'I, " I" ,'ll ,lames Mason: "Hollywood i ' i»n'l >11 tile next few lliniiths' weie ills- nf i-luli members met at the Tmg- ed to her home lit Lake Mill \ aftei cii lift " filled with frustration*. Imt not B ill'll"! AA" " rossed. rixt Center to discuss ipialifica- visiting In F t. I.nuderdiile with *. at ( hi 1>•( ui mug Bo m h A ttem p t uninhabitable." Those attending the meeiing lions foi officer* for tho chip Mis* Denise Whiteman, ............... from ■11 11 ,1 location. “ I "up Claudette Colbert, dlsapp'ovlng *0 1 old | 1]oil, got 1 mt 1led." ■were Airs, Herm an,Jacob-on, .Mrs. living tu the coming election d|i mate at Stelsoil U niversity in lb* (Cnailaacl rr..i» (•*■ * #wi French bsM'iog soils: "Of the - Hum Gcrson, Mriu- Fran k -Shame*,. 'T iis o ls v 'o ix lit * b tiW) J 1. MI test 1 «t't too o f t ip ’ " S lt in im y " in la n d . vvootlil tillie lotd ehokC I off tit® uiunv features of a wiilnmi'# nil- H ild a ( i n i ' « •mil o g am I rhe p it M r*. K . Bchcer, Mm. I.en Munson, the Tourist Center. I nt ning fuse. I.m igtrv sahl. . atomy, one of Ihe least attrncAtm. q m u«*l(,. Mr*. tio c "t! 1t.lii" . " A 1 h ytbo iical -IdAllen Boson nrrlveil Friday a irs, Leo i.eu 8 ci|iiio if. en — Irving .• i,n#t Last Tlm i nursiiiig i-dug .th e Scml*o ',"11 ,r The ‘111 -ticks of ilvniim lle werX tive l« il'" navel." •' in g unit p lu il.m g ol p u r l- of tlgcnner, AfrsJ W Jidu 8t;k P*lj .« t i- |l i-h.-tgi qir.gCbih, «•»'11 >h- from C n rllrb M ilita ry Academy In runlniiH'd In tv PJFicbounl j«rtrm Mae W est: " I pi still limbing Im th«* b e lli, syncliinuisi'it ami p it. M r*, .fames " fo il. M r*. W illia m ' Yho T o tirlsl Club im ddrnth" ■> 1. f ..i i. .#* i.idii# iii.kiii A Hie 1 ignt mao. My trnulde * ■ ' I f,,#i,,,.,| i„ „ pet-iiiioll/cd sye.o T o ll, Mrs. Ben K ta *. Mrs. s “ n» , direction uf MD* O ilic Boese |N I^ l.c v y , Mrs. J . Mos*. Mm. M Old- , rh e -q |*»..d u li 1^ com , ~x ,posed 6( i ai. # Victor I* Boson nt lo'llan lit bail lo-i'n eut acre#* thn fi»,. •. 'fla il so p isn y'rig h t ones it * tiiuil p „i,.i| nmne.'il rhvtlim mul ai'inni Mound Village. | Mtlo.ocb i U exier "t -rf flb* ti ileeidc." piimcd with uppi ,'|o into snugs son. Mrs. F . Stein, Mr*. Ruth tm Mudent- tm fiV a 'P h a fc M .' ." .c l tjMiuul •'"nil: — * liittr w ill (Iiiiiim I* 'in I*,i' •Bill 1 t llfton Wi'ldi "Theie'- •*» 1 •' I Indii Dm m il, . n v in g tin Sandler nml Mrs, |Inrry Kminer. \||KM ghlilcv Mbld Ve>f <'•■>«,' j Miss Margaret Dingfehler lias uteiior wo dry. It was -miohi l|ili tending I'm a modeh f " 'l" " “ Itoyisli Look" "1 t.i I■ i < u> *-i ' |.-;r«- Rob DoliV'X --»#-> A , 8111111' tillV I ‘luill WMlt* Min t \yoim*n InoK M.« wmiih'II hid H ill'd flour Sophia N V 'o n llrM 'o l fnmi tin' Imi ning fuses. Tli«, dynamite sticks were I.... .. I lent* with , (|, (|f x- 4iiim tiillt'il 'I Mi*. mrii lunk lil «• •••*■•» riud's \%Ittii " . liniticrriUtr ‘ iMtxU* W N j’w liondhs " f three In nine with p Jlv|,| Niven, on the end ••• innken lift* nm if iiiict* .|iii|? " t'., .Oilcans. I it.-for tiia.UplidftVkiWIfh frl#ilnn tuiic. Tw g in the Fen iii J,i- Goldwyn cnnli..et " F o r tin'* .Jimmy I Im uni •*. (tiling iil(«i»tt 'Tf" hei pnrenls, Mi. mol "Mr*. ’ t tililiiiiK ••IIm w * w ill' ttiu ilil ie 1 «' fii 1 time since I " II- 17 Dingfehler nt their Im...... In Rn-e C'#C,» n il in Ill'll tu Je t "(tutor r. liixtnllnlion of officers and •• Mllxu,,,|| „ T i.t a r v ; Mr#. Job ««| >«*»1191$• I liml In III1* 1*1k * dviiam lter gave hl'n • '’ old I am aide to do "h id I want t III* Court. Christm as iia riv were held at 11 , . , „ iril., | r,.usurer, •j IH»\Y< it'd: 1 Ittil.t* ItjiHil h Is oil -ix minutes to e*’t awuv *■ ■; K■ 1■i»•p- nil t hut time. I cltlo'i ' " meeting of the 1’ii-t M ntroris j n i„ |,„ ;f „f tlo- rluh M* x\|||, llll*,** Mr, and Mr* Itu rrv G Brown- | »(„. explosion. I.n ng trv ■" 1[ jn the British \tm \ nt Cluh, Order of Kastern S lu r, with (- ,,,|(.v it,.(|. Atr., l i e " <• ll’IMU ' • it 1"imi.i I,.,. pave arrived to visit for Die f „ .,. Wii < of a type that Imm . foldM et In Cnldwyp Mrs. W lirt W. W arner ax hostess! wi, h |( k, ift ijh \vou« 11111*1' "M i'i 1y ('I ii mi mn 11 Bette Ih iv ls: "llollyw ooil nt her home on West N ineteenth. f „ r t)„. ,<nuoal banquet und inlibi holidays with Mr. Brownlee's pa ut the rule of 11 font every If* -1'1 to coinldne entertainmcoi foi •»«• I* New Year." Street un Monday night at 8:00 , j n|| „ f (|H. u,.w memlter, <•" refills Dr. nnd Mr*. K. D. Hrown* nnds. lee. Mr. Brownlee I* n l,c!lh,r lit o’clock. Hostesses with M rs. War- , otiriTlv; Worthy Matron of o F d tho medical School of Temple Ipyiin (’onset'vntory In Macon, »•.' ner wer0 Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. >'. retir'd Gnit. Mr*. C u n University In Philadelphia, I'n. im- at lived lit spoml the holldni Mrs. Husky Wight nml Mrs. Mur- sluiAv uetcil us Santa Claus ae with her parents, Mr. nml Mi rnv Jnrvlr. .wna ns-lstnl in distributing gdi Mr. nnd Mr*. It. G. George of C M. Flower* on Celery A verm. Tho rooms of the Warner home Itv Mrs llewson. Delicious icfre-l, wi'"ri™attroctlv.' with nrrungomonts inctuV'cVuiMsied ’ Zt" fruit' ‘ Valn'i , /Viblal".' wBh Mrs Gcurge,a |u'*‘- A holiday guest of Mr. ami Mi of pnlnsctlln*,^ rnso( nnd nnrel- snnwlciies, fruit cake and ‘ off ■: Hm| Mrs. J. B. Quattle- Flowers und their daughter wdl sans. (In the front porch waa' a “ were served. Candy canes se n . ■<1. ’ Mr' (;c„rK,., who trained nt Boy llnrl* of Mnlverne, I.. I . N decorated Christum 1 tree nt the ns favors. At the conclusion "f Hanford Naval Air Station Y. base nf which were many gift*. the evening enrols Avert* .ting | ( j WHr, j- attending Gaori The meeting was presided over th" members Mr. and Mr*. L . J. Din* a n t" I W , HJhool „ f Technology. V Tuestlay .front Norfolk, Vn„ l"r Iiy Mr*. Charles llewson prior to Tim-e attending were Mi ^ _______ the ttfflcor Installation. The C h rist. Charles Hewson, Mr*. It. K. Cl'C' I’fe F. C. Woiherlngton, Jr. I* the Christmas liolldnv with Mi 1 ‘ mas story from the chapter of show. Mrs. It. C. Maxwell. Mt 1,x,K.,,u.1| l „ >rr|ve Thtirsilny front 11htl Mrs. It. N. Windham. MtLuke In the lllhle Avn* presented linsky Wiglit, Mr*, .lark Morm • rtf..mito Air Force School In Ban- Kiiix leaves for sen duty with j hy Mrs. B. C. Moore and roll call Mrs, Murray Jarvis, Mrs. II. " | j . .0 f„t t |„. holidays. He I* Windhams until April I us Mr was answered with u poem Iiy eaclt Turner. Mrs, Marcus Tyre. Mr* | f. ' _ 0f Mr. and Mrs. K. C. llitinz leaves for sea duty with it" ; memlter which revealed secret It C. Moore, Mrs. W. W. W arn.'. vVcthcrlnston of Sanford. Navy tho first p*rt of tho year. Mr*. Din* Is the farmer Miss ll<i-| sister for the year. Mr*. Joe Corley nml Airs. John ' s ly Officer* weie Installed lt*> M#s. Courier. Miss Iris G.iv Flowers of W oa-'tv W l n t l h a m . _________ It. F. Crenshaw In an Imprrsalvo reremonv. New officers ate Mrs, Combine loniiito nml mushrom" Joe Corley, president; Mrs. 8. J, soup for n lienrty first com-*'. Nix vice preslilent) Mrs. R. C. servo willt tou-tetl cheese stick*. I u d e r a i l l s . i l i i i o r C M 'lith iv t: lO O f/ p u r e \ t l\ .lic it , WEDNESDAY New Yttik visitors w ill nrgnniie a New York Club nt the Tourist Center. TH U RSD AY An hour of meditutiun und music w ill be hebl nt the F irs t Ihipti.t Church finm 7:.'U) to 8:31) P. M The public Is Invited to attend. F R ID A Y The Townsend Club Will entertain members of the Tourist riu h In the evening with it Christmas •p a rty nt the To urist Center. M#tX. iters nre asked to bring a gift. Refreshments w ill lie served. The Townsend Club w ill (•„. tertuln members of file Tourist Club with ii Christm as prugram at 7:00 I'. M. in the Tourist Center. Refreshm ents w ill he served. The rixprlar Townsend Club business meeting will lie dlspendsed w ith that evening. A n hour f ’ of meditation mul music w ill he held ut the F irs t lluptlst Church frunt 7:30 to X::io p. M. The piddle is invited to attend. SATURD AY The Tourist Chili w ill hold its weekly party at the Tourl-t Cellter An hour of meditation and music w ill he held ut the F irst llapti-t Church from 7:.‘I0 to IV M. The public I* Invited to attend. Mrs. War run Wonders AImut I'idler’s (jiff Harrison Homu Scene Of ChriHinm^ Dinner 9|.S» to (>2.79 ■■ ' . . -f v:- s * f « . * 1.. •w . ., .. H i Matrons ('lull Holds mo.de.. ini....f«uc.i Party, Installation t ’r X S i ? . • M KN H S IZ E W h ite , G o ld A B la c k . R a d - A - B la c k C h e c k # B la c k * *i t m in l i t C lu b 1 fWild W in v ila m ilIb.i un and Toil ■\ i"C uaYdi'line,' 1 lilatn -. C lyde 1 Mi'Kildiln. . 1 1l.1i ing ttic i.a jq g . T ho • g.'iivrnl . hairV » X"d John n g 'V 'r e Mr. 1 bee, M i. find ■o 1, . Mr, and unit Mrs, it 'And Alin. .1..4 M i I * , nid Mrs. Joe \( 1-. Charles IfiJiiv Bob* Kijbcit Tut- V i 1 it Willhrms, tdo'in •. Mr. \t ■. -tad M is. M. I'd " aril i ii . Jti. k Mor»• Mo . Mr. Mu.ted Mrs. 10 1 .Mi--. Hen1 M - - n i r r Aides, P bbv New(■ru> ' Sill.I .I k • ■' ' .\U« J New NKW YORK. . packed Cmiii'gii' II.ill gave M lligm ct Trnio,m , -iastir "iniimi tn-I nvM music clitics tiumglil , womlorfiil Util the\ didn’t tloni he >> wn)| |,|, n-iuu a . -la " The pre-idcnl's dnugbln ,, iii^ her New Ami, .lelm' 111 ,1 1. grant emned mm ................in . Hie American Hi mol. .1 -i 1. . 1 uns ....... nip.mo 1 ... 1 1 '< oiche-tin A anprilnn. Mis* T ' .ii m several t'h ii'lm ii- •ot" -, "Silent Night" and "11 I " of lli'lhlelo'io " V >• "" grant " \im*t n il" and 1 lie III, Mt At'., 11.d I'll!" • " Kevenil top At. '.i I It.. . .1 , flg lllH - Ol wit Ii nm" In ti' iin't * iliclinbm AI. v e il. •" till' New im i» Trn1" ini- in. > ini. "w e i . mv, waa the B I'restdi klity 11 New >1 I f f mol Amk I . iitnmi '"'Oil. 1It- mull I" ' ' r o l l - ........ •wvet ^ji"t.e 1 1 imbci 1 \ i>li I -m o . IjI'OCl oil. 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B ill 11 vhich b itte r "lil.kil weren't b< 1 cert. b Now In The Time To Give 14 • I T S h m I o m I S c iiit iin lr ^ aysi Oidslnnu \ oiue * ©ANIFsLCKEEN lias the fin/irt D O Y H H IZ K . 2 - 1 8 \l Amid hob. - - .• 'i ui m )li and Mr- T. M. r it roll enlighted rarnli, n,. 0, 1.. 1 1 tciu rin ril mhudiet of rhe T F I.. Sm ifoid Lien i ' i it. 1, 1,1 11 I lass ,,f tin' Fu ' llu p li'l t'liu rcli mini C liristo ia pm 1v 1.1 1 • M their, aiinonl Christm as party the Sanford Si io iiih I,. C last night nt 7:30 p M. The room a ( ’lull. Almnt lox toys w . h of the C n m d l home were u tlin e - ! ! leeted to he 1 nr 1United t> tw ely dei'orati'd in the Yulellde F i t ,. "nnason'd l l i i m \rn • heme, with a lighted tree hciiiit I pled C h lld rin '- ll"io c 1 l m t'l.iced in the living room. A dollch'.i t i!.t,. ......... .. \ covered di. Ii .siippei was c ii xel veil h llffi' t, ii..,I , 11 j" v s'i| after which a In ic f laisim slection of M> Mil- u i H iii session wits enndiu'ted hy Mrs. l uffet table on ............ .. .1 I arroll. The dcvoliimul wivs given Imge whlti iimgiiolei Id . I v Mrs. J . C . Calhoun mol an exfern cedar and lairning tapm • tmnge of gifts held. I'iiino oui-ic small tahlc- « h i" ,. tti L-o..,i . , " a . rendered hv Mrs. C arroll. '-l ilted wci. n l-. i .-ot. 1•*,I vit ■ Those enjovlng the evening were giecncry and i t . I 1 Mr C. W ■■ 'Forrester. M r-. C. ■ “ “D. the muntli no- 1, 1 hi i-ioiH. re-tcr, Me*. I It Stovall, M is. ■ml grtxtnen «.,* , nl linn •. K. Melt*, Mr-. J C. Calhoun, the room* nf tti,. tub Imii-c - Marie Stew art, Mrs. Klleo \ddlug tn il" gait ty of H". •■•I• Mr*. I A. Sm ith. Mr*. ning were tin club nu iobi i • u ’ ■•"* "ttcc, Mrs. Boston | who wore .Ii.,--nl ,1 lu|. ...Il Mr- l.iPiun V ickery. M r*. it,# Wuham u ’Dwyer. w ifi I.. tiurri-oM, Mr*. Henrietta the Min.o New York C iiv. foiM". Vrill wn . I. I.canard, Mm . John Abraham s, morly I'.b/.i tr, slniin Simp-oo, tlie most iippi.,10 ..ii. !\ . 1. r.oiiH.t" Mrs. K. A. Dohldns, M is. C. I*., who ,. m a iii.irc to Mayor ll'D w y cr tlie occiii"" R. nton, Mr» M. S. Mills, Mrs. \\,|. m, ,\ , , i „( V ,-tenl"y iu Li-vn among '.•111• ,,1 , Minnie Stewart, Mrs. J. N. Bur- Stoait. Phi I 'lowing their marrcilib .r ■ <1.1., .inpiit dick, Mr*. M. A. Cnllnwuy, Mrs. riuge at St .!., . pb’s Roman Calth- ”,r the f"H»«ioi! ...... '"Imsoii of Troy. Ain. Mr*. Josle ,,|i,, I'looWi .... couple t.oarded 4.a ll You Sue. 11,.■, 1 Sioiidenmiri', A|r*. W.I.. Stoudem U»»* \iiriit \ t- 11 for in* our 111mil r, Mrs. Mary H all. Mrs. F. lily t •ui-t P Rim '*, Mr-. Sullie A llen. Mrs. 'I S Nelson M r-. J . \ ('tinning haul, Mrs. W. K. Km ler und M ' iitd Mrs. Cut roll. 7f V ItitHnrr m v llnje ln f'm lai.UiW a WH" one |ii Inci'ly rilk t U;h(» yM il ut'i -otiH'il no t'liuntpugna nit.I rlmm' wild dog* ncroaa ypuHtry In H (toilet |toycii. Fox hunting l|e R m id m a H t e r Cl,(KM Miles - I ..... . new. Fu lly Kijuiiiiiuil will* ui'W CJbmmI Y«*i»r am him. 1 The next morning the Imitle wntisslng and White pnys It couldn't sve gone down the drnln so lie irmtsod Mure hnd swallowed it. It wusn't long until Mare lie•n losing his appetite. U r. Curl A . Plunger. ere mo voterinrlan, was called In Imt he could ot get close enough to mnkr an rnmlnntlun. Dr. Pillager said ho’* worried ecau*e a crocodile has a smnll omlch. "H e's aide to digest hone* hut a n ttle Is another m utter,'' Dr. m- «<-<w'<»«Hir4a » r ■IF* (ftKwlw*1 lh>»* "tWato ll l l l R 19 4 0 im-m-m ■*•■!»■)»-»3•»> rraliiing lito Company could nut nnrrate under such condltluus, tho illrcetura unanimously agreed lo reenmmond to the stockholders that the company lie dissolved nnd liquidated. Now, It was nil riulit for tho labor unions to ipn-stlun the de­ cision to dismiss some w orkers and rut snlarles. Hut with nit more wisely. _ _ the facta laid M o re litem, It was tint nil right to dfinnnd the statu* Tho*e who arc (taking their fuotto. It wna not ull right to forco tho stockholder* whose money entity ihould lie Intrrcsled t«i founded the company to litpildato tholr holding*. I f the company Me that 80.000,000 individual was not able tit operate profitably UcyhaMart in the United Slat#* under private control, anyone Who :r«aaed their holding* in old line know* anything knows It w llj op­ i iaiuraaco companie* during the erate uvmt leas profitably undor government control—and that’* M year by tome 23 billion dolhow It muat lie o|ierated from her# », bringing the oulilanding on out if It l» to rnntlnui) In np-d a) ta over 213 billion. Payment* eratlon. In oth*r word*, the union American families from life ini la lim p ly paiauiK on to the ta x ­ payer* of Cuba the losses that lance gampenia* alio reached w a r* Inevitable under tho working w Uajh tbU ytar, reaching tom* , 8 - S : oehMtlM Ihw 'aro demanding. While I was thero. and ftnnoiincaTha Cuban labor may tjjlnk It ment cantq q ik 'th a t tM direc­ w o n l)t l* fight, hut if It ihoultl tors of Compaitla Cubana de AvI•elan, on* of Iktln AmerWa'a largeat Airline*; with ragulgr rig h t* to Miami, had decided la throw (6 ) $395.00 There’s n flnn kettle of fish for it ruiei who v irtu a lly held the power of life nnd death over hn I.Aon.Omi suhjeet*. Worse and mor# of it, a.OOO municipal workers ;r the city of llnroiln have stru. ’. In sympathy with the pnlnre aeiMints The lloinhav government eaut Intervene In the palace dl<P'lte liccnuse, for sooth, his high­ ness I* a "private eltixen.” Thu.i Jie him self must handle this pho-c> 1 of the metuinorphosls of princel.v India. • .... p This prim e |s the successor el an Indulgent grandfather, tic famous (iuekw ur of u generation ago, who was international',' known as ii honeflroiii ruler and a UM'iit phllnntliroplst. Tha .uld liaekw ru was one of the finea •••••ii I have met, hut he rert*lti!v lid have a wonkiioss for loading his rliild ien with riches. As an example, the former liiiekw nr wax reputed to have given his second sou, I'rltiro Jal, .... , , nit'll, nil M animal nllownnrc in of rulurs anil did................................... much for th eir penOOuni iiiiowniicv ............. armu.nnn when the young man wns I***'. Among these most assuredly mil to H arvard . W ell, you con '•»»"♦* lx> Imdudcd the great liouso iiniigiiie the result. I knew Jai- " f UnriMla, nl least in some period high Inter in India, and saw him ” f j lH r ,,lx " ' throw money like peanut shuck*. 'b»s‘ of the prlpcloiilltics of lie died at mi early uge w h ile 1‘‘"urse have lieen ulMor Hill Iiy lliu louring Kurope. new government of India. The lieIf the current (inekw ar did Jeweled m aharajahs with Hurt,• pend *10,film,(MIO III Six w eeks,h# richly caparisoned trains of el«^ phants are reluridng t mho dim past to which they Is'longcd. happily that also .was t$rp. hi mnnv of the. ruling house* of I "m s. The muhaiujuha had aucli A record t7fi plnyei1* 'purtlcinvast wealth that thay Juijt dlan’ t ii | cd in the !!7lh upnual SouthImve much'idea uf.Jt* extern. The*, vedsterrt ‘tehuts chumpliiship 'playriche# had idled up, over the, rjy.1- i .l at the U niversity Of A riso ns turles und, .of rnume, were M- ,tec .v * ■ pilred through the *>vext atjd lifpod — ;/ Sed an Good Illnck P ilo t, Good T ire *. Running Good Fo r Only *"F for blither wages, ■I'hji'Ct*. B o v . M c K in le y U*aaiias#4 r m u Fsce Oaer storing ap p h 'l Sain bury, ah eneincer w ith the depnilm ent. .“.old that Delicious variety apple-, If held at .10 de­ grees fnlirenlieii, Imve u normal^ life expectancy In storage of 28ufv degrees, but- standing outside at 70 degrees for one week w ill re­ duce thd ldornge life hy about nine weeks. I f a Delirious apple is held at 70 degrees continually its life in storage w ill he only 20 days, he said. In another apple report pre­ pared for delivery today Robert L . (liven s, also of the department, snld tests at Hlnckshurg, V a „ . showed that "quick removal n f t f initial heal from apples Is one of the Imp irtanl factors in their -torage life .” , flv D e t v i r r M a tK F N Z IF . A I* Fo rrlg n A ffairo Analyst 1 ui ’ ttiwip Fuel THE STIMULANT > 1M O FT F I V E ■ —n a a n MAN P O D It I'T .O n in A Ull* " lia s V �I I I «*| . i M— I T ftP i w A v r o i m a w m i .p B A w y m th . WEDNESDAY DEC, 21, 1D49 w trttW A Tommy Holmes Of Boston Brave* Refuses To Ask For Switch Redskin Fullback Loses Court Plea, Pays Off Debt* SEC x BasketbIs Planning Changeln Two-Minute Rule WAHHINUTON, Doc. 21. — (/II Commissioner Bernic Moore PollsCoachcs . Stand On Nntf ional Caf ?c Ruling 1 Dec. 21 N A H H V II.L IL L K ,. Ten 1 It., v n — The Houthenslerit C’oiifereii may modify t|p< niue|i-dlneus< two-minute rule in confeicn baskethbll games, the Nashvil Banner said today. It said Bernle Moore, S K C cm m iislo n rr, in polling conference coaches as to th eir stand on the present national ruled The pa pet volea w ill tie received bv .......... j ’s Birmingham Moore's Birmingham nnfflrr fflr r hv by Thursday and If a revision la voted iPwRIV-be effective In .conference games afler Jan. 1. Several conferem-es have already changed the twn-mMtfa rule rule which awards the MttjtiUl.nfbound* to a team foUghki In the final two-minutes of .gj.fame or during an extin-perUiiL' This Is mandatory whether arr not team makes Its free throw iff throws. The rule, put Intnltiffaiil tins eegann, has been Hllaclfig by many conches, Including tw a 'B K C men1, Kentucky's Ru lorn, Kentucky’s Adnlidt Aalol|dt Aupp ami taessce's Em m ett Lqws for conference play-,on L" Ten revised.' the *0Ml1 a two shot* in a learn Theatrei K A lH -C O N D IT lO N K D DKH M fJIN K S , Dec. 21-(/»’)F la n k Leahy was named today as fool bull's man of the year hy the Fontlmll W riters Association of America. The Notre (tame roach, who 1ercn tly eoneludrd Ills fourth •ttalglit unbeaten season, finished first in a field of eight candidates nominated In prelim inary ballot­ ing. Tabulation hv Association Hec-ieta ry Bert MrfJrane showed l.ealiy rerelvrd 1(12 of the 440 votes east hy the w riters. Bud W ilkinson, roach of unde­ feated Oklahoma, waa the runner op. Others nominated and I heir standing In the final hsll'dlng were Lynn W aldorf, California coach: Homer Cooke, national col­ legiate statistical bureau; Paul H. Helms, Helm* Foundation, Lo* Angeles; Ivy W illiam son, Wiscon­ sin coaciit Leon H art, Notre Dame end, and K arl B la lk , XL B. Military Academy coach. ta'ahy w ill receive the football w riters plague and possession for one year of the man nf the year l^reviotis w inners; 1042—Conolr. Torn Hamilton, H. 8 . Naval Arademy; 1D4-T— A. A . S t a l l , College of the P acific} 1044— M i], John L. (Jr iffltll, Western Conference rommissloncr; 1H4B— W illiam M. Coff man, Shrine Kast-Weat game; IP4II—Ilo McMIllln Indiana; 1047 - F r it s C rlsle r, M ichigan; I04Bleglate Athletic Association. FLORIDA STATg * Man Of Year Title In Football-Circles u J "No comment," • ’ One report has It that the U ni­ versity’s hoard nf trustees now Is discussing possible successors. A n ­ other says that athletic dlrnU gt Dick La rkin * has told Intlm aUR lie would lay all applications has foie the hoard of atfilutlr control, and nut pick a successor him self. Those who claim to ho In the know say I hat Frster has been o ff­ ered at least two Industrial Jobs which w ill pay him 125,(i(H) a year. That Is twice what lie gels for coaching. lie is the fifth cone h for th* Bucks during the HU0V. A s an DHU student he became an AllAmerican end In IIJ2P and 1020. He took the m arking helm three years ago. The first year his f/f AMD ME f FonrV-AllNCRV JOB VBTRAHO. B * c a rtVCROtOH C T R IH 9 C W C Ll O V E R 9 0 , r u n h ih o t h e /R QAve THE JUH/OR DoOilofV If aIS1 riiiiHi IfUiOH Georgia Fireball To Piny In T v x u h Lcagut' Sports In Brief B y AHHOt IA T K D PIIKH H Buckeye Coach To W A HH IN O TO(Jpnrral N - Waslilngtioi Redskins of National Football Make Rose Bowl suit liCaguu won directed verdict in hroughl by fullback Ralph Ituthstrnm for f t . I (Ml in pay. Fed­ His Last Grid Tilt eral Judge David A. Pine, in case C O LD M IlD H , 0 ., Dec, 21. - (/II — W ill Coach Wes Foster, whose Dhlii R la lc U niversity Rucks dash with C alifo rn ia In the Roar llowl, Jan. 2, quit football T Reports lie w ill realgn to enler the business world are strong. Confronted w ith the reports on the We*t Coast, where he I* nut­ ting his players through their paces, Fexlar said: Idaho Ekes Out Wea1 41-39 Victorv Over Tough Iowa S t a t e son In which he didn’t piny, wound up hy helng tackled behind his own goal line. Federal D istrict Judge David A. I'lne yesterday ordered him to pay the Redskins f 241.80. That's what the Redskins had askeil for m a counter suit. They said they had advanced Rothslrom some money, and that he was 1241. KO shy In paying ii hack. H ullistiom ’s argument was this He said he had been suspended hy the liedhkllis In IP17, ami Hint he couldn't get another follhm king Job because of the so -rallnl re­ serve clause. This clause — It's used In base­ ball as w ellt as pro football con­ tracts - ■says a player can’t sign regarded ns test of professional football and baseball contract icserve clause, ordered Ruthstrom to nay 1-I11I1 f ” 11 .Mil op loan to him. N K W YO R K - A . II. Chan........ Iiesetmll coiiim lsslohcr, named per­ son who made most valuable con­ tribution to „pints III tttllt by N ew , York Hports llroailcastern Assn, elation. IIA L T IM O t .K , Dec. 21—(/!’)-■ K ills C la ry , the (Jeorgia Fiic b a ll fiom Valdosta, w ill (day loiscbnll next season with l»iillns in thi Texas League. ’('lie llnl!inuuo ( lib ,lex, who oh tallied die infiehier from Toledo, sohl him yesterday to D allas. He foioierly played with the Wash iiigton HenaMus and S I. Louis Browns. One of Id* most publicised feats was to climb into the stands Iasi season after a lo ck let. lie and Tommy Thom as, Oriole ninnngri who egged him on, Imtli were sus­ pended, He diit not plav after Mdy. His hatting avc 1age was .IHII. . AJ >lb fa DKH M O IN ES - F ia n k l.ealiy, Notre Damn cftx'uh. hadi'iid ' fool-'! ball's man of the year hy Football I W riters Association of Am erica. : P IT T H R U K O II C»aeli- Johnny (J A Dbi-KN . A in., Dec. U l— (d'1 Mtehi'losert signed to new twti-year Uad»don baseball farm w ill t-q cotit 1act by P ltisb u ig li Htcelcre nf given a chance In decide hy Dec. I Natiomil FmittiaH l.engmf, Whether they want to keep U elnll In the plans It .Hoot hen stern l.eacu next year. Approxim ately |B(I fans alien Icd II IlieellllK lieic hi discus* tins baseball situation. Hymn Todd n d ('iirtls DoLumni w i r .aiip u iiitcl co-chairmen of a eommittro ty raise funds for mnllnund opei.i* lion, i<r to determim- whether I -1 ( do md want In slay hi the Hnolo* eastern, • Both f lt ic i havii expressed in n eln- ii leaipie, ihm of organlxaliim , if the HmiHiJ eastern franchises are given op D llie r cities In a class ( ’ Irague would ls> Florence, Ueculur and llu n la v lllr, A la ., and R-'me, (in. KmitUihL ' ndHI | tercht cess (' P RO C IR C U IT o n e B O A S T O VER I T S C l O C R R lU A l THE HATtONAL i f A g u e ' s TWO TOP COW VERSfOHlS TO. m e BA M B S ' C U B A ^ p a t t o h AHO W T H f CARO S' PA T f H A R P fR M AP S T P i H f S C H A P P E D A T 9 4 AHO 9 t oH TH E B A R S D A T / Folletfc Basketball Hr ASHOI IA IK D PltKHH Holy (boss B7 Kansas B:l North 'Carolina .Slate (Id Michi­ gan B2 i-'ordham 7B HI. I'ctcrs (N .l) Bn Mouth Carolina B l Duke 44 Anhtit 11 IB Alnhnma 10 West Va. .State Bd Howard (DC l II N nilbw esleia l.a . B7 A ikaiisn s Tech Bl di sniirl nn Wlsciuisin tx H t.Lollls 50 (leorgln Tech 4B I>l ill y 57 Florida Slate 50 Wlchit# iifi Tnxas Cliristlnn 4H i (Idnhonig C iiy B7 Crelghion 40 I'ulane Mil llnylm- Bd Texas |il Houston It , M inm nda fifi Washipgtou Bd tmtlaiib BU (Jiegoii Slate Bd t iio .:f.. ill' N KW Y O R K , Pee. 21. — (/Pi — Tuesday night _____ was a 'black on« for Pacific Coast basketball teams. They engaged In nine interseeHonal games against fis*-. from the east and midwest - ami lost eight Idaho, 11-.111 victor over Iowa Slate, was the only winner, .Smithcrii California ami C a li­ fornia, from the southern division of the Pacific Coast Conference, look It on the chin from Long Island and New York U niversity. ie-peclively. In a doubleheader at Madison Square Harden. U SC ab Mirbed a 70-15 licking while C a li­ fornia stumbled, till-BO. Lux Angeles Loyola made It nipnml-toch against Boston College In Boston, Imt lost BB-BJt on Frank Higgins' set shot,In the last seven seconds. Washington and Oregon Stale, members of the I’CC northern divi shin, played at leone, lull never­ theless lost to the undefeated Big Ten quintets, Minnesota ami In ­ diana. Minnesota, aided hy Maynard Johnson's a e e 11 r a t e shooting, chalked up „ BB-fiJI triumph in the last two inlnnles. Indiana had an easier time in taking Oregon State, BH-5.T, The Hooslrra held a leilf-tlm e edge and stayed In Up­ front the rest of the way. In the other three tills Hnmllnr siK'ked St. M ary’s of California. 7 B - II; Indiana State whipped Southern Oregon, 02-52; and Iowa Teachers dumped Fresno Slate, fll-'i'l. There were other Inleracrlloiud games between major teams. North Carolina State, Southern Conference chumps, hounred hack from Monday’s defeat to trim Michigan, of the Big Ten, 0.1-52 Holy Cross stayed in the unlrcntcn rla ss hy taking Kansas, B7-BII; Missouri hung on to nip Wlscon sill, fill-lit; St. Louis whipped (leugla Tech, BU-IA; and once-heaten Tulane walloped B aylor, HH-lid. Stanford nosed out Oregon, 70H7, on the P arlflc Coast while ul Columbia, S. C. South Carolina registered a surprise B4-44 victory over Duke In a Southern Confer­ ence fra y . This feat established South Carolina as thu conference dark-horse, Auburn heat Alabama- 40-40, In a southeastern conference strug­ gle, while unlwnlen Siena (N Y I won Its tilth in h row w ith a III-Id triumph over Southern Illinois. Otto Graham of I ho Cleveland Blow n* has passed sod run. well over five miles In four years All-Am erican football Con* ferenco play.' By J A C K H AN D N EW Y O B K , Dec. U I - I / I V Cnmmy Holmes, forgotten man of the Boston Braves outfield a f­ ter eight years ns » regular, isn't riving up without a struggle. "No, i ’m not Ruing to ask to V traded,” he wild today. ‘‘I read where B illy flouthwnrth *nt<l Sid (Jordon, Sum Jothroe and W illard M arshall were going to '•o his outfielders next season. Maybe I can make him chango iis mind. "I'm only HI and I fool ther» « a lot nr good baseball loft in me. Sure I only lilt .20(1 last, year. That was had for nil*. Itn* •ny llfotlino average is over ..'WO. Heal Fielder " I think M arshall is one of the best right fielders In the Irague. (Jetting him, (Jordon and Buddy K e rr from the (Jianta is going lo help us plenty. I don’t have any idea what thny plan (or me, Ian If I'm still around I'm sure t ran hit enough to play regular.” Holmes, darling of the “ lo ry >ox" fans who jam the rig ht field stands at Braves Field, nev­ er has played with any other mas lor league * 'Huh. The Brave* bought him from Newark In 1941 and lie's Iteen there ever since. “ There was no tpiesllon we needed outfield slrenght badly,” said Holhiss. .’ 'a rnupte of real strong arms w ill help plenty, K e rr w ill make us a fine shortstoo. I think. And the (Hants a rc getting a good one In A lvin D ark.” South worth already has ctl* loose On I fielder Mnrv llic k e t'. sold to I'iltsh iirg h , and reteasel .Jeff Heath. Many think .Bin R in ­ se 11 ami I’ele lleiser also n r i due to walk I lie plank. I f I h it. happens, tin* Braves mnv find Holmes vidgidde as a replace41a at when any of tin1 first three ta lle r. In sidle his ..poor season in '40 Holmes retained the distinction of striking* nut fewer times than any player in the m ajors. He whiffed oidv six times all season. “ 1 always do my l«’s l work from Hie middle of the seanon on." said Holmes, “ helng shoved in and tint of the lineup doesn’ t help me. S A N I O K I ) O R L A N D O HD T U R N O N F I, A 4 7 ft A I r u t : I T . A S i l l NO A H R >W THANK YOU CENTRAL FIXMUDA IN A P P R E C IA T IO N OK YO U R M A O N IEIC IR N ’I S U P P O R T T H IS Y K A Il W E IN V IT E YO U TO UI2 OUU C1UF.STS A T O U R - . 2nd ANNUAL XMAS PARTY TONIGHT! EVERYBODY FREE! CO M E ON O U T . . E N JO Y AN K V K N IN O O F FU N C A R TO O N S (IA LO RI* FO R T H E K ID D IE S . . L O A D UP T H E CA R . RRINU A L L Y O U R F R IE N D S PHOCRA.MS C O N TIN U O U S FROM 0:00 — A T BOTH — PR A IR IK L A K E AN D K D H L A V K C E N T R A L F L O R ID A 'S P IO N K K K D R IV E IN T H K A T R K H , L O C A L L Y O W N ED . . , IN D E P E N D E N T L Y O P E R A T E D ! ' L l l l l i l l S 1 1 N f > i: X I ALWAYS I fil l THE GIFT THAT'S SURE TO PLEA SE A MAN. . . . . Arrow Dart In | t > v i l «C. I C t i \ ( ' H li» F IN T H E A f R FAMILY NIGHT Two of Mlehigen Htste’e top hurdlers .Horace Smith end JiUM Thomas, war* lift halfbacks on the Spartan football tsam. *— A . ■■ — - ,- Willie Knapp, who ro4a thi winning Upset in Man (YWar’s only defeat. In In charge .of. Mr*. E. L. Hopmno’ racing siring’ thU winter e( Hialeah. DON’T KORQK'I . * ( - IVj[|UNITE Htltm cues University football teem won their fourth football lettare In 1049. |NKW YEARH* EYE i ' * Every 'ruenday and Wednmlay All must be seated LAST TIMES TONIGHT WITH ACTION! TUmTTTTm n the final two-rdlnutss, with the trail remaining In play following coi-oa caotuons N EW S CHILDKEN UNDER U KNEE C'OMI’ LKTK HIIOWH 1MONI • K O U M A I 6 :4 5 — Htir> — THURSDAY FRIDAY io s iR i . Ivtt an OfdJnoty brote odjuitmont huli ^ N i f f ' i W het W e 1. K*m«v« fp«nt whaali and InapMl llntnt. yCOMPUfTE LINE POPULAR p -' ■I-,.; - . LABELS . ' • \ . . M l ’ MATCH TfIB JOY AND SPARKLE O f tw e 0900 | : .j&pm. uouoe 6* r v p u R iv p v v 9. Impatt br«ka drama. 4* Ch««k and odd brake f lui d If a g g d a d. ds C a r a f e | i y W| K » t X ; / .’j,*:, \ I fm | L o a d a all th e o th e ra l A re a l c h a m p io n — th la fa m o u i A r r o w D A R T . K « e p a you lo o k in g n w t a l l d a y becauan o f ita pop* u la r n o n - w ilt c o lla r ! A r r o w a h lr t a — In a n y c o l l a r j i t j l e yo u chooaa— a r e b e a u tifu lly ta llo ro d o f lo n g w a a r in g fa b rlc a . S a n fo ris e d , o f c o u rs e (a h r in k a g e l e u th a n 1 % ) . O m m b l fW f M r " X * g r f " f w f a g / -. �/ WEDNESDAY DEC. 21. 194B ■* f * * t w « M w n t i l i m r K A M i M N r o R T i U T O R ItlA P A C .E S E V E N * ' >| ! | ■,! *v Brln as produced In eohjunctlon w ith oil are an important lourco of lodlnt. may he linked In aluminum f.,,| container* and then s im p ly wrapped with rihbon. The *auee. Hy C E C IL Y BROW NSTONR cun he packed In covered run AP News features talnere— the latter In ilimlde fm This year try n now holiday refrigerator jitrs Inter on. lessort* Serve your ChrU lm n* C H IU STM A S m i ' I T C A K E fruit cuke with a wonderful arm y Ingredient*: 1 cup mtnirment, •>f sauces. You cnn make holn :t medium-died apple* I peeled the rake and the amice well In ad­ and cored I■ 1 cup rni*ln». .1 i vance— they'll keep hcHiitlfully for cup candied rherrie*. 2 ounce, •cvernl week*. citron, I cup orange juice. J n ip . Hoth the enke and the sailer* lifted ull-ptirpoKC flour, 1 ten are perfect for gift*. The enke epoon linking powder, t l! len.pmui Halt. I leaepoon cinnamon, 1 leu *poon ginger. 1 51 leaepoon nut­ meg. 1 eup *ugnr, 5! egg* iweli I«cfr«l AHverllprmcnt for lllil# beaten). 1,1! cup tnola**es. I :l Smlptl pro|iokaU for f i«rnl«ali I iim cup hotter ur vitaiuinlied iiiaig.u Irtlmr wild m aterliil («» r#*runf the i»rtorn| Moor of Iti# I ’lly Kir# 8i*»- ine (m elted), 2 teaspoon* .li m y Hon Mill W rftflvp rt tiy Hi# I'liy flavoring, 1! ira.poo n* hrnndy (lav t*!♦i k iif Hi** r i ! | ot Ninth# -I, Florldii. In ViI m off It#, iti* mi *11 urlng. Method I'ut inincenir.it. ap ple., o'tJiM'k I* .VI. on 8 Jiiiimiry I PA**, at m-hlch Iim# Hi*-v w Hi h** |oit< rni*ln*. ch eriie *. and iitim i lit *I v op#n#tl Tli# i i i v i*oiiiriili*Blon through a rtHii*t' grindei and -to w ill r#Vt#M‘ lith illu lrtl t»| iln Hi H# t#8>il«r m#*tlHR mi *• JntuiM ir III 1/2 clip of the orange juice. I !'&♦>. and rfufry#* th# right lo i#- Mix anil *ift the flour, baking )•** I jfiy nr nil Mi I n VVt»rk to b# tit lit imtMsti* of, powder. *nlt. cinnamon, gmgci, |!#movaii of old roofing on and nutmeg and Mignr. Mix tin- i gg. floor of Kir# HtMlImi, *t|t[ily m 2« and mnln**rn together! heal llii1 vrur (nr Mild hIuh roof r iiiimlMlJIiih of oho |*iv#r of r#tt Imitiltil iiMitnr, remaining 1-2 clip orange junv 2 Imv#m of l!l tli fell i'M|i|oo| und add; gradually heat m the down, 9 liiyi'M of Hi |h Mt itiop. melted hutter or margarine \.lo lied oil, *0 Ih of plh h per litpiruv, Sim* Ih of itluiK pt-r mimirr, over sifted dry Ingrrillent* ami -lie uppro*lmi»l#ly 21 aijtiiiro*; In ­ until smooth. Fold In fr u i. mol itio of |Hirnp#l ualln In h# prltti flavoring. Pour Into 2 well *d Midi mm I #r proof I ii k Mini a roHolh'il tvinrm fill#! Ip In Ii# grenxrd gin** or metal 1 uuait Baku oiiNiriitird nt Hi# Joini of Hi# d ie loaf or round pan*. pMrupH Mtikl Nurfuif and roof, in a moderate (.IM) V’.) oven (■■, mUl Ip alio lo li«i fla sh«'d m | Hi .1 pllep nf lf» Ih ft*ll mopped In. 2*» 1 I i'l to 2 hour*. I '#r#ii»h#r I !»*'.» (M A N G E C IT R O N S U M iMlffttrd Vh Kill hi it Jr City MmiMRrr Ingredient*: 2 tahU'*poon* b.u ter or vltirmlnired niaigaiim i cup conferlloner*' sugar. 2 t,ibl> t im e Hpoon* finely chopped rilio n , t tahle*poon orange inice. I 1 teat ,pooa orange flavoring, ila-di of *ult. AW VAVf Method: Cream the huttei oi m argarine: gradually Ideu.l in Hoctigar; mbi the ellio n. »tung" i v e r f c juice, flavoring ami salt and not well, MENU Legal Notice V & JO U Y r NW OUR rH0UIMnr FUN ROM P O P CORN $*ATtfVni* ! Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. 211 S A N F O R D latstae It a n pRIMae Ihta llsaU CwWIw t« taklt* nitwt kwtaw m Vm im. CMWNn 'i **M-rtMf*i*a l*»*SH*tl a i shiaSl tluMMt Ml user (* iwt .W < l t«M. Cm*. (Ms h <irwttlstiM trt* *«■••*. iwtststs* <*w twtf.Hr HMIU iMMtlatt -*k* n tl lMtt.tr it taint twsi* •«.!. ft nt Limit tssati** tie talil nlW. Fills* Irttl limllta*. AVK. H ill.I D A Y S A 1 T K Ingredient*! 2 lahleavoon* toil ter or vitnmlnlued niargoiim-. 1 I eup eonfeet inner*' *u gai, 2 i.itde spoons bimi.lv flavoring, da-di •alt. Method Creatn (oilier oi rim. gnrlno; giadually Idem! in -ogm Hi* niceMor flavoring, and salt and heat well, if 1i l\ llpfil i n k t A K A M RL W A LN U T S A U C E Vli •* •'f .—«i|. Ml Ingreflicnt*: t 1 "2 cup* sugar, I 2 cup butter or vitntninlird tU T II'i; ill I'l III.II A I IUA T« » - leHVl'f hi <*ii |r if Ml'* margarine I melted I .la .li of salt, » * Mull.II ::%!> Htm nr T ill: * or,NTV l liceWhiltliid ) I cup finely chopped walnut IN . "I KT O M l I eel « "Ilia tH ,D t Snik i'nilll JU t'M l. HUM I Not I! i ’m I N T Y , 1v. Illktiid* meat*. H T \ h : i *k K i. o iin * A is r im IN T ill. NWIK oK T ill* HTATU Method; Stir sugar in *nuceHa th • »K Kl.olU I'A <21( I'KTINUH. pnn over low lira! until melted; In r fii# k!#hifc nf You ir. Id t. Ik ti . i met I Hit* K l-l 1•' T H A H K I «*i • k s ^ nil In *lh i• i . ■ li t- ........ . itr i r«. mid butler or tuaigm me ami salt, N |)«HI i •iRiiliiHt %mi in Mo- f i n tin Komi and *lir in walnut* Tl» M I WHOM || . •*>N Vlll Kiri ill! f **niii% - f HrMllt'ol* rUH n Slot*, til plot id.I -linM*. ill Hiin N«' • 1*4 ll#| • Ilk 14II Hi lh.it H IN N K H IN A J I F F Y Hurl* T (.Min ks lilt ,i |)|H lli.il liftl Kk.lnlf Tlir lf,iltll«. t.f Mu Hakeil Corned Heef tlii.ii and rt|HM * i ** Hint nl«n ih# VlV l|o|f#f 1 1*1'll HifH % IH f*l.l 1111i f 1 Fggs. Huttei ed Uioccoll, C hill of N ilk* Tf,|**k l,dim j-i, w. i|nir,t Pi'll. jmhI yini I n -ifi. s|m%.1 nr# I n H»*t I* I |I| m 1 1,1 m |)etll|,Di r•«1 rill AI ftitithifil Vmi air liciiln ri'>|Ulo> Sauce. Salad Howl. Hi end and Rut- tlltirl* 4»i:»- mil i Ini t 1.,. uiH it|iii|> lo rtPIOMI I I•I* 111 I I ho lilll ter. Itraily-M ix Cake with O r­ l» ' ■lli'imriil'trHmiKli’* Hl#ll 'ompliiHn itH -1 in t »*Hi on oi »•. «'i m ill liitli;. Ml s «*id 11\<■I 1fur# ange Coconut Topping. Iteverng". Mlioi Jnmnii% 1 *i» \ 11 MiiMi, . i .. CoiH'*' Kturldii *>n tin* 7Hi il,*iy *» il#» r* »* m ......1 id. % %id in- i-n ( llerip r for Slat red Dish F o l­ «f J 11,11%,\ 1* 1 for all* If-r#t1 dt!dlH>.l % • lows) pr»" 1 "t 111# Hill f"i Mm.i1 lily. XYHltf'k*. im Ii m 1 IM .1 m il i lull »< 17m >Hint D| f It( i m|ii I d t I n * t ’ l # l k If 1 Ml * Renriy-MIx Cake With Orange I i . u jl I 'nifi t " ll iff N• 'Ii* Tftl-k I mil k a dei • Hi nil S i I, . 1, ,1, . .I,t,t %, Kim I I. Coronul Topping nil III tltlV I l» till* kin in t l.t in liii \I Ingredient*: I package rendv- l». I •*»•• K \ 111. i : i i ’l\H mix white cake, I I cup hutter ♦ * 1 Ml IM 'iiN I %■ Him r .lull. 1"♦ 1 k ' r till i *111111 "i margarine (m elled). t '2 eup .. 1, » t *.|1 biown htignr, grated mid <<| I mrdtuin sired orange (about I tnldespoon). 2 tablespoons drained o r­ F O L K S « tin KN O W S A Y M l I 11 | ange Juice. 1 onr-omit tei p.mnd T1" "'■Hid i M M ill» k ' ' I I ll# rail nioist-paekeil I’ raleit i-oeonilt. Him I Idn i d Mm * l l m n l d Still# A 1,1 Die tic t l i l ween New Method: Mix and bake cake lltliH - M)i'«i ,1 1tm i-i t H K i n k «M h e l d Hi ll t* York ant Key He I. including nrrotidlng to direction* f«r an HI* ii«iik* ♦“"in-* " Vih'mIh)', Jon South lu p 'llc a eight-or nine-inch sipiare pan. Just •mr) I * lit It 1 MO |» M fill l>efore cuke i* finlshel hakim; pre­ Hi# t I1 * nf i l i f hit; h I mni rd •im f m - in iKiHitinti Vfill pare the topping: I’lll tile hllttec nf (I \»r M i it mu ■ M-i m .. f Mill o f h r » Orlnmto llg w i ,il I tenrh oi margarine in ii medium-sired mill btiM hi* 111.o Iim.'Mint' h#fi*n skillel and melt over low bent, liemove fioni hent ami add the brown sugar, orange rind and orange tiller, mixing well and unoidliine out lumps Add roeoimt and mix , tholoilghlv so coconut Is an even color. A* soon its cake i< baked -plead lopping ovri lop ami place nii,1,'i broiler until lightly to ow ned; watch ca iefu llv *n a* -ml to burn, having cake - e r r ml incite* from snarer of modrrnte lieal browning should lake from I In ee lo five m in u te s. Lvffal Notice l)r. IIenr%' McLaiilin ll.l Magnolia \«c p i i o m -: 14 4 4 YELLOW ( Alt CO. ANN KITE’S California produces about 2|Mi, mill tons of inisins animallv Thompson - Hccvch J K W K I.K R S F .X I'F H T W A T C H AND JF.IV K I.H Y IlK IV M R IN li .1 1 * r \ i i k a v i ; m H. »' w i v n a : r.M iK . t*t • •i m t•a n v ii:|a > K t •It 11•A -itui ii I* %IIK I SKI) CARS AM . M IK F S \ l . l CAH H I ,n u l l 1 H M D I ION IK In 21 Mu. K jiwv T t r t l i e w i: no urn own HlN lhm A *M l M. IT N \ N ( I M J In ).• 1 ln|iM lnled iVH'.l.TON’S 11SKI) CARS 2nd A r .ilim ilo 1‘lmne 1210 y-gM M N M N '- t f i A! « fg M a t * * M w m m m m M « W r«( td Pt W M M W M r| i 3 F F I 1 F F F a ♦ F F i ii M In’ l l , i v I F M -4 . . ll iig itll) . . . \ ru I t i n . T oM R im tiQ si r %itf I » F F H n 'V r i* * * it null --- I tune 2-1 lim it S r u l r t - \ \ klftt#*# A m om **r t * |t r l ilM li I’hnne My “ J T Z - /.O V T ’ h a ,e Me Alcekel — N* A«I1 — Me |t l* « Inr quirk relief tml fofl* m i l k je t e< l*mfiu, Vli ro a v niNTMRtfT. Diftlnpr* for the hurt in llir Ard*. eew r*t ib« hum- r»i*. c-i vtcTollY—o*t ■null, dm In, I it,t ant llrtlUf. •ef* u um •n ifiy pari nf Di# l l l f i Krai. T h p T H I N K I M i F I M .I .n W rillea till' \\ r ATHLETE’S FOOT * •i o l d Iif H .i n l n n l In l.itiiPi) M in i ,% k i ii l p M u h , luiM 'liittn *tlo#*f«| nr * 0 11 1 h o n i f to ta l* O p lid iic t riw l Our SiimlwicheH He s«.\ « n The National (-coginphie ISmdc. tv says an Alaskan fealskm i. .0 pliable it rnu be pn-o-d thioiigb a iiaptkin ring Electing i .1 (•' iU 'im iw N T T S B lJ IW ill F i s t • r11> .h iiii e ie IMate <i lass iMIBKOKS A ll xx m i | >i ««‘i I up in t iiis i'l m ill I d ill v A r e m il' gm iil w i* lie s fo r I lie New I’rirrs Ifeel lift’d 2llr r On An A A o u r’ New Stack — A ll SIZKS FARRELL’S K nI i i I v Ifl™ - F o r R w iu R a i. The (■ llaw lai r a i n agplf la W i l l W a a l Aita a a b H *h *4 .la T 1M ■aafatg Heeal4i r<r llaa laatrtlaa the per llaa laaarllaa • tiara* a* par lla a taaarliaa laaarljaa pa llaiaa a* paa llaa laaaaDaa he paa lla a tea Vaaalr t'aataaat r i r t w a n t la lha It U aahla aata far hlaak fae PHONE 148 W a t. *.«a w ill ha aaeaplaJ a t a r tha h-lrphuaa a a m tm araaPam r h a r a * If aaaa aaaaa Ila llalrp la (ha K lap kaa * hash, la ra la r a fa r Ihla aeesarara4a< lla a th* l i - f r l l M r la a i pa alap ta p ar p rs^ p tir- la aaPar far aa ta raaP ar lha haal paaalhla aavalea, a ll W a a l l i a araat ha la « a r ntftaa aa tha P a r hafar* p a h llra lla a . rtraa * a a t lir aa lariaaPlalata If aa arraa s tr a t a la r a w aP, Wa r a a a s t h* trapnnalhl* far •aata thaa a a * la ra rta a l laaaalla a . THE SANFORD HERALD FO R — KEN T 1 fV E l.A K A A P A T M K N T H . Room* and ntorea. Ilf) W. F ir O S traa L Phone 1131.__________ _________ room apartment. Apply 118 Eltn Avanua. , I. P a r i of my home w ith kitchen privilege*. 201 B . IP lh HI . Ph. 77. A nice bungiiiow for a nlce rn’u ple. R room*, bath, garage, screened pnrrhen. Unfurnlahpa. F ru ll tree*. Phone 670-W. Rew three room filrnlahtrir™ rottage nn lake. Uniting, flnhlng ^ a n d grove. All ronvaniencea. WPhone IB20- W I .___________________ Cottaga, unfurnished for rent. 814 Elm Ave. _________ furnished apartment for rant. HH ^ E ln ^ k v i 3 K -W A N T ED TO R E N T — 8 r ----------W A N TED TW O BED RO O M F U R N IS H E D H O U S E . W IL L B E P E R M A N E N T R E S ID E N T . ■B O X 11, S A N F O R D H E R A L D . fp rn ie K ad houie' or apartment, Raaionable year ’reiind r a n i Young couple. .W r ite W . *“ "I.E ., St. No children. Pan. IBS—81a! rTTTHfcmB tStf gDtllW For Balai »tl El^. R a t a l* For Fljtf room realdmce. Good neichbwhowL Large lo! — garage- .lia piear?. 3 ? U s fc ‘ a Nd l oOT t Cottage on >0 acraa a t wIlh i t h ValgaJMa ................. Con ssra ss u 140, OlmkrviUa. I - q. - A IH'A 1)10 PACKAfilO STOKIO | SANFORD FAINT & GLASS CO Siutfrntl''* l.e iiliug I’ nliil \ 4•lie*** Klnrr 117 S. Path ----- V A N IT Y C A S E S - J E W E L BO N ES B R IE F C A S ES C L U B BAGS IH A I T O B M .HtH A n i r i h a F o r M «lr — .ri C A M EO W A L L E T S - i'l nit up Free eatif .lies ill. plowing Slid SAN FO RD JE W E L R Y A discing jnrrn or gnrdcn plot*, N K C K I.A C 1 L H ItA C K I.K T H A N D , L U G G A G E CO. Also elenrlng and gr-dlng tmlld* E A R K IN t l HUTfl. ,'inO Runfmd Ave, Fhune L11H ing |o*ts. Phone 1.17-J. Ja rk h t ' a k K LO C K ETS. CRO SSES, If I1U*I'M I'wu rmliu*. one ii biittgry. Ph C O M P A C TS Hy 31.2-3, _ 1J ' • Phyllla. Van Dell A F o rsln e r A L L T Y P E S of Imlldoaer work, D ELTA H -M A R V ELLA reasunitble rate*. Free .astlm atI F IT S A Briggs A Struttnn pJncnnSH YPEA RLS ea. David K. C a r w u le r , Phon* ginu Or P art* ydu Need 'Sea ID E N T IF IC A T IO N B R A C E L E T S 18D8-M A. D. H O S IE R v SAN FO RD JE W E L R Y A Fren rh and C n m aifrclsl W rite F . I). Flo at, Box fifl Pnoln; I.U t it lA t lK CO. ymir reglalcrsd Briggs and C n ip en leilng , Building, Ido, k ItOt) Simford Ave. Ph. CMH S irn tln h D ralsr laying, Paper I longing, paint S I NO HR M A C H IN E S . Christina* IU X E D O F E E D S : Cmnplcle line. trig. Work giuiinnteed. fair deni g ifts, Term *. ;nr. E . hth St. trig, reasonable price*. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed S lu r*. __ Phone 1084. ■11ItUS Fruit -lilpped fur Christ- Experienced Wait res*. W h i l e M OTO RO LA R A D IO S - |lfi.7 h u p nut*. Mrs. M .11. H srkett, HD5-.L IL 'rrle t llntwood. r'ntdn. Box lid ■■■■ ,ili. | Portable A Table Model* FI I NTY F I R E Wi n ID ‘ f o b S A N F O R D J E W E L R Y AN D 12 S |)P rtn I S e r v ic e * — 12 S A L E . D U H A RT WOOD YA RD . M H iflA O E CO? I .ulies' Diamond Ring and I violin, 700 S anford Aye. Phone 18IS N EW F I.IIO R H surf*eed to per Bargain. Phone 781-J. * fe. Iim , OI,) floor* nisdr III* Wa both lose when you don't lieu Finishing, elesning A „ n \ bring your presrrlpHena tn •W AP S H O P , t(>5 E Ith S i We Buy, *ell or trade most an y­ mg. Portable power plant, La n ey't. Phone 103. thing. __ Phone 1(18-J . __ _ year* nxperienee in Jirjinnolr Large circulating heater, cheap. County, I I . M. Glesson, Lake Burn* wood or coal. Ph. !)38-w. * In islm ss G ift C ratin g — reason- __ Mary. able rates. W ight-W iltlsm * A 1020 M yrtle Ave.__________________ »'o, (Not me.I 2(e) N. La u ral, V E N E T IA N B L IN D S made to or E N JO Y Sunday dinner at Lanay'n Phone 1611 o«r. Seminole Venetian Blimi 76c also weak days. Luncht# A A N T IQ U E China, Secretary, Com­ Co. 820 W. 3ld. St. Phone ^jihort orders._____ _________________ plete Vlctnrien Parlor Suite, 1168-W Hanging Lamp* Ola**. A lin G A L L 517 for fls ile r y , flsiie rslio HOT L U N C H E S served every To iek* and T ra sh , Select Your day 11:30 tn 2—with Horae anil S ta r.o r servle*. Ilw aln’ i G ifts Here. " F a ir Trading Blade roll* ami enrn M uffins R s tle ry S-uvti-e, -till W, F il- I Pont", Park A re at lha Golf u nmer'* (t rill, 324 E a st 1st. Course, W inter Park S traaL ____ _________ O R LA N D O Morning .V n tln e l Or G K f M R B !'B ro w n M iller's Fru H lando E v » n ,o f S ta L C s ll Ralph D IAM O N D R IN O S • • 'a le s at i ’lgglv Wiggly and f; R a y . ' l l t lb J « L B IK T IIS T O N E Tahje po-*nly. ____ S IG N E T A N D L O D d E R IN G S LA W N M O W E IIB xhartrened, hiey N "ruT~ Fiorida Ktuait soft shell SAN FO RD J E W E L R Y A clea repall ed, lock A key work pecans, finest iiu allty, 10. lbs. L U G G A G E CO. No witiling work gusritidi'r 13 50. W K. Klrelioff, Jr.. R.m 800 Sanfntd Ave. ___ Phone 1318 II. W Sluiiuan, 310 Kant -ttti til W. I.'lth S). SHitfoid. Fin I Form erly with E S IIE L M A N S Red R o se ' Feed. Singer treadle maibiue, perfeef w d i,.iin F la il Sim p) Tourlilon A W alsoii, 1201 Celery • omlitlon. Very ira*onabte. I’ll. Ave. Phone I I 86- J.__ R A M E Y 'S Upholstery Shop. Fm IID7-M. nitlirn inul ailluinnhllea. Rrn -mi F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served tilde priee i. Free pickup A de "The Beit Shrim t. on E a rth " K did Cedar Cheat — Phone 31 or II3W-XW. ilvr ry . Box M i l , Hnlifunl. every night at llomer'a G rill, .124 K a il 1st, Street. _ X-M AS G IF T H E A D Q U A R T E R S Voi)oi,,eii ItefrigrrH linn Hervlrei, nml Applinuee*. Cull IH8 B ot Shock Resist. Watches Ift.Dft FO R M ill,O V A G R U E N - E L G IN J8 4 0 . New Work Shoes .. 13.05 LO N G IN KH - W IT T N A U K R Walehe* from | i ! l P8 Courier Paints gal. |2.50 L O C A L sriil Long D i*tanrr Mol­ Also N atl. Advertised A rm y Cnts, Blankets, Sunglasses, ing. Storage mel C rating . Wigbi Boots, Tarp aulin*, Raincoats, M ED A N A W A T C H E S from 112.06 W illim ii* A Co. (not Ine.) 2(m S A N F O R D J E W E L R Y 4k Bunk Reds. North l.mirel, Phone IBM. L U G G A G E CO. A RM Y-N A V Y 8UHPI.UH F I II G ID A IR E Ph. t34H 106 N. Palmetto Ph. 1321 :imi Sanford Ave. Hides unit Servlre f f e t i f A N Playrr. Plano Hit rolls, 2 F n rlo ry trnineil i|llnlifled Sei 1186.00 delivered. W. J. Thnmp- ti— A l i m l .K h v t A N T K I I — # vice Men. aon, Sorrento, F iji;_____ ___ _______ H I L L H A R D W A R E CO. P IT T S B U R G P aln U fo r every 30I E . F irs t Phone 63 Highest rash prtee paid for uaad miiDotv furnltura Tod Davis Ftm iltuN 8 R N K A K IK Glass A P aint U 13— N n ilc e s — H an tn n a ta— 1*' Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph 068. J 11-114 W. 2nd. SI. Phone IM . Wanted — Good used1radio-phono. Turkey Klmot, near’ Tlndel's Store KVERSH A RP PACKER In Luke Monroe, Tho r*., Pan A Pencil Bats 22m l.J:tM i P.M .___ RON BON, E V A N S 7— P eln -l,1veM lfK k -H iip p ll# (t fiT r le y snoot, Dee. 33,**! ;00 P.M A R R L IG H T E R S Hhonnon’* Place. Sanford Ave. And Cigarette Casaa .from 14,00 FO R S A L E — Plenty of Finn turkeys. Bring BA N FO RD JE W E L R Y * Small black and white grntls-m ale g u n . ______________________ L U G G A G E CO. horse. Four years nidi saddle 800 Bnnford A va. P h. 1141 and bridle. >126.00. Ph. 861-M. Su g ar cane grinding T u M ., Wed,, Thun, Public lavttad. ~ " appointments and Rogiatared Boston Tarrlair Pup­ . Iona a t horn# o r at plesi 160.00. W. Clt C ity Bsrvtca i ls ____-call 1110, your Katvinator tliion, Nortlh of Sanford. Phone Daalar. Ranges, rafrlgaratora, 1656J - L ______ and K a iy washers. S i John’s Registered roe lier spanlsl pirpLOST — Child's pat. Red and Company, F ln H nml plea. piea. Black and huff. ph. |0t0-J. whits part ■ col lia dog. named Aeroas road from Movialand ’ ~JAy. Call R. r . Hubbard, ^ t r w . W . Johns, 811 Rlda-ln.________ M M JI ^ M la. W . W . AU TO ) Johns, 811 Elm . ___ tu rk a y i. 4 fmir door CJrryaJar sedan , at R W m Sm ■■ . — S 7— I>vlm-■,iwaw■ferfc-Su|»p1 im » FO 0 1R CHEAP. I N -------ICT. H. L. DUh a S>T * 1 , t-o H erald. H ula w. HERALD Want Ads llaie* For ir,u2 Lot* ytaiiled for rinse reslditlilinl X -M A S G IF T S FO R HIM K HUB c'lnki't' Spume I tmppli' Luke Avenue._________ u»e. Hu vent waiting, Juhn D CROW N L U G G A G E Drown, ,)r., Real Kstate. I‘h. in Mulched Set* () - W O R K W A N T K I ) — !» U hc lla»* W n n lt'tl — I A r lic li'H ^ C n U 'm i r -• y v a x iC V ............ ■ * * & h-j- - i , M iAnil* w^satfi Wfi#P#1>kbM pr*.A- t f j| - M ■ ownership, flag condition hooter, fan. Barpnin for ?W1, F: IK K Free Ilcllvt'i.v I'himr -10.1 yawps * * n n R W M n n w a s w sa w M W M aaw W M fj8R | ^ lly H ny H M K "u tg i-IW k '-D IH l I: I O - F I V L - H / i n ' n A i N L T M ' AW Q M TIL^ 1 (■. �H mm ------ « I -Yf. WEDNESDAY ltEC. »1, 1H9 P A C E F IC IIT Reds T h reaten 1 IJ. S. Atm* Aid For I’Vciich D efense StaUn »roBiinurfl Krum nan ( C i a n i t f i m m r a a r Onci I thl i infra mnjipn cmllil have hern ».m id dt,ruination. All through tho 'a lc llite rnun»*nt by ttfiyone who read the pa­ i l l' r.u nin un ist pm t i n whipped pers. (»*• Altindh. tta trinl refmd wa an n|* 'iuh u item fo r tho Roviel lendintimately Worded letter front Ill's , • i i.ia lu lriy , pouring out pledges! o f HI' til l production, I ' l c n l r i toy. •o Ids wife, I ’llselfln, Meanwhile the Imig-delnyid py a lly , greater purge* of CfunmiiriThorez Directs Party conspiracy trial of Judith Co|doti inin'i. '-tii'iTilcii. •hit-all' till' satellite n ih il, nthVnlhnlln flubitrhev wu To Sabotage Unload­ nod •i f 'oinmunistn were equal I v lavish postponed again today. The ex-govelmill lit girl and tie' in I heir proleo iu k I promise*. ing O f Ships I jily 'c ConunmiUt p iirly a.*C i islnli engineer were scheduled la go on liia l Dee. 11 Imt Federal mui i'll Stalin it* w o rb .r,' never P A R IS . U rc. 21— (/P ) -C o m It Judge Sylvester .1, llyne -aid a would fight u g n liu l Hum, la. uiiiinst* ire hinting openly today l't< trial hearing now In progress meiangcd g ice lin g * III "flt'iir‘ rumSiulln** In the nimto .,f a 1 they " i l l try In sabotage llir un- would prevent the trial’s starling I'liitiiieil d,(itlll,(HIO p m l y nieiiiln r i, H lo.idin:: of Am uriran arm* •s-nl to mi (hat date. Ityan did not Ininediidelv et a ui'il -uni "we ll hhlira yon thnl (lie ■ 1 ratwe under llic A lU n tir Urnly. tew date. The opening of the it nloin 'M ilker* w ill .not lei them- 1 Ainerir in official* arc optimistic tiiill has Iwi'ii delayed hidme a elves 1.1 drugged into taking up p llml the Communist attack' will lie long series of defease moves to arm - iiguinut Ihu isrenl Soviet p g<t the en-e thrown nut of vault Union." Ita ly ’s Communist hoss, 1 limited to propaganda and 'lemon* trt'hihuld Palmar, Miss Cuplan's Cnlmini T u g lln ltl, Is among the Mi;'Im n « Some French oi filial*, attorney, has Ml witnnuu'- that In ninny lenders In Moaenw today to however, fear violence in tin- finrln . mis tu rail )n Ills effort to prove pay hunmgiein Ktulln ns the pn'lnm that the government’s vine rests aiiit of Cuumiuolarn. w lu n the first gun* arrive mi "illugal” wire-tnpping anil Illploiiiiitie greeting* eame ulsn Maurice T lm rei, »eerctyry-gr»- therefore should l.e dismissed, fiom we tern Denim rutie tuunernl of the French Commum'i l*s»rllyan snhl the lienrlng wmild trie* mid from nun-Cmiimunl*l ty. rerpnlly declared that “ the moit ri*/esi* Tlmrsdny night until Tnu«- rind nerviuiH neighbor,, mid that (he Iruil-uale-s the Ilrn m m k, un tin, dmirsten of the itnpoit in) iiiirMion" faimg the duy ea ie is dismissed -wiiiild begin I ’arly today "i» tlie tranapurtation two days after lie rules mi pre- Cuim m iliivl world, sunt ’’uinror* eonirruliihitinnii." Israel -ent ami -tm.ige of Atnpriran war mi- trial nintlmis. glM 'ling , pointedly frnni .leinsaTmlav’s ehlef wllae-s was Di lenal " h rn, "tie ii it Inis moved govern­ Ivlwmd U. Cnndati, atmiia vtent- ment of fees, "W 'll tin' F re n c h 1 people.” lie Il'irenii of Standards, I’lime Minister Clement Attlee cried "allow tlie»P PtlJ’ilie* of lie testified that iafol iimtlmi '•m « « " " lin g through the fir It • of de.iih to lie unloaded mid turn- fmirid hy K ill agent- m Mi Cnp- M i nniha- ndor In Mom'uw , It I et'- parse will’ll she was nrreslpulled >" eil *‘hus lu'en In the puhlie 'Jmmiin aid " C iim it me to lender you T h ' ie i told tho F a rt: - liigti for at least Kit yi'ilrs.*’ n iv gre,dings and cnugrntLihitjmis rmmouiid in effect th nl ami" f'«niThe goverunti’til cnnU'iids ilmi un t In- 11it it nnnivi rsnry of your iiim iists m ay get i theii skull* this infprmntion, eoneeiiiing a de­ Idi Ihdny ami my livat wishes for rm ekeil hy piillra in t)i> • enni- vil e vulleil u (ieophane, was <rerui ynur (oiitiinieil guild lien liii," pnign ngitinxt tho nrnto eldpnienti*, and that Miss (,'opine nipieil it United Status nmlmssdiidur A Inn imi thnl it nholild ha fun, lit out With tha intniltlan af giving It 1<| • 1. Is it k al o sent "llc«l w U hl's.” ; "without fear and regardless af Hie Kusniiins. lii West ii'ernm ny, fuenl point tile -iirrifies-H n 'i|u lred .” The tni'ltlanilidaiu found in Alls: i f the ea l-west cold w ar, the Tlie t'omiminUl-domlnnt' -I duck Copiah’* parse <uid 1•»" Sovial p n -s s a t l iir l . e il S t a lin Us u ’• F lle h rwari er union at ■ - |l"iilc n iix tiinllag enffioralion, Atulmg. was , ' i wiule Soviet•iliimllintiul Ma t p ioiuptly iiiliip lrd a .................. iepies* and o ffh la lCoinlan sold the (feapllaae was •iein m ey'. fn (rig to unload A tllP lIiim guns heap d glowing pm lse an him. ; lllet a. tine West (lelM jin newspaper U. H. in nos urv duo In F a rape la pt-nlnnd whether S la in would help Ii'h ’lild III lilies of th' In 1INI iim' iI the f ile rtf H itler ami Mu so. I Imis with li joined Cnnndii and lie 1 Ilnl who "tumbled from luiullIt. S . In ih e N o r t h A tllin i' treaty, la iia n ell eoneelt lulu total tieCm igi" voted IlflOO.O'1 1 " " f " ' . msiiee * mu<"'v . . n ".. ■■■■,•• . l ill I tea ' 'T im llllll-t 'olllllllim i • in Hi.- pmiui.a', and ttOMtU’-. "iv e rln g l \ ■■|ul>iiM l ‘nlna t I It Itie.-iao o elm oi llei lie teiiu ,.f *liv iirntu tlv llv 'lies are i ’flu, govei mm i t ailmitied Dial [ M i l l , p a e ) ollt leaflets . illmg ttau i i o.i w ritten ill Wa ioagtmi. '■., y [t| on o n--n' " I " Stnlin ■'the greatest shivehidihi I '> to g o v m m t P I l t llif"! liiunl'l I ,.,,r l | (iulati law's VOIIM'I ■iii'.ie n o 1 ! i iiiiiai ind." have I i u i i .I that tlie nr at' *li1p- m miiie .................... I Mi 1 "plan ‘ The wmds nhiiut lieiue spot to lie in loi l ianvn w ill la 'hull- i.tephane in II ioo I.I j i i and Wa li I hy r.lelenl ov in Mosiuw III is la Hi Ientirely through ll.e port o glaa. pi lut' d mi a speelal edition of al Clo i hoiirg, lu iill uu dining the' I’ l'avilli liioan log Stalin Ttie. e will I" a teeming llllll'd invasion \V A S IfIN •iT tIN . Dee Jl I'Ft "u n is w eii' fni the ears of tin pint. I’reslili'lll T i maim mill Itriviaunil ll.itenllig tM.rhl as well a ttie Cam • '" 'lb arg, it wiin |N>lati.'i| out, Faley, housing and home fin imuilst o il.it. The theme ul pence Is pn ilmoiimntly non-UainiimniNt. 1aure lulm inistialor. talked ever I ' l l ........ elsteiiee of f'omnoio'sio It Is n lio n e li naval elveuypalni | today the A dminist rat Ion’s plum, and f 'it i>it til Ism ha* hern teem liial employment n m a n d o e k v t> . for new halialtig leg|s|iitimi for lent ill Soviet propaganda one )m . been lack in rreant inntilh*. n lihlia invome grmiph. Hie wat ami tins hern stressed fieTlie la t tai lo r, it wits l.'jlrved , ' Ilia sing olfirlal.s dielose.i last ipieully of late. The uini Is to ] nm> im v tiiill a pnsslliio strike a , ek llml tdiitis wore in the mak-. allow IEu*,*ia* Is th« iiiitatntalilig ali'et' t'l'i'ilim irg Htvvvdmi i badly mg fm ii hmiring prugrniii nine d1 champion of peace,' Yugoslavia, ulunn of Urn Coin1 nuinlst countries Igpureil i'rlm a ! Minister Jmmph' .Stalin'* 70th, lie fm gilt tell In birthday today. ami,-criirlty. 1 n "it" ' ugnslnviri’* t If iMifirtitpii I'fifii* p « h i ftpfk . ngtii Is lint in I " ffli’inl i n " o 111- day splashed daw in i la- same wny If, l!ml fariiid, ill mil 1,1length, big D nlil fla g i p i'lillc .i ot .’ f la il t , Die lir e wmid shuiiM e v il again l|■ iti. .veilputs I a* the guldlli plight n* world Coinlie ritnlleiigi'd hy unli-Di'im ii'ralic ilisuie Uiv fuel ' uutniMii. ■ i fn ire*. of our H trvilglli | I lie lead, today the press railed ' I'm lle'rp is mu' thing wu never | uetive faith in 'no Soviet Uumn “ I'oiintel -reviiliitil) m i i'pt,, uini that Is t'ltnlitarli'a in ry ,” one id tlie iniisj violent 1Hn * In v e ry ," o does flee cpIlhi'tH It eouid a pply to Mo eow I ’" I'll 1,1 I mu.nil siiiil I lift I " if Shop Penney’! -v Arms g if t s A V INGS g a l o r e All Womens Better Trumun Speech inn............ . in tin s ■ u'tf guyiii'ii- 1 ■Ill'll* umt l.oi lap witli III* I lull tl i.iu g h .n l (I,, world, pi'in'o would not li . mldo oi llm in nhtn ni ill viol ul vi. i "Mind.uni is oxIiaiiHttal from tlie nriioal of n o itllvl," Mr. Trumun went mi. "A ll man tiro *lrk of blnud-letliug anil ttunri'i, mid Weiu y of tiiv iiiiiildt'H sniffs led fur ho iimm year" If wo cntilil moldlire wm Id opinion utnuiig all men wlio wall; the emth, (here would iti'Veg lie aiiuih.ir war. ■ "T fli wo run not tin atom;. Fur the oat III Is di'i'idy dlvhled lietwca'n fiee and cnptivii iicuplt» Thor* In tin appeal to till' liratheiliaad uf men who live III dally four a f tho t'ancrntiiitlaii camp. "U n til tho I'lipuvn peiiptca af tile wat Id omrrgu from darkno.sit, they cun not »po the Impel w* hold nut in fi IviuMilp. Wltllu they ara imule la rcHpnnil tu our luitidclaHp elmlrn Imt to ituiul rotuly in Null with a nmlli'd flnt,'W v Imvo uu iliifanco.” a i The I'ri'Hldcnt mild that hy gritei'uuH Hlmrliin of m alcrial gptai* Die United Status M h reslarud tu many poiiplca faith in ltp’ire«'ivvii, In freoduni, and In ccrtuin triumph uf eunthhmre over fear, lie addadt "JIm t na lung a* w* rnntlmio to fnco nur world rMpnnsIhllUlea with (hu einirngo ami realism we huve alle m lv showu, w* ahull tlcaorvn tlm right te hope—-and work— for lusting near*." fls r s r - a m w * c \ *\ t\ <i *-r "i f Y O U ’LL * MOMVtt * H IV ? * • V - A 'in •w *;-t*trwi ‘' i • s i 'tA " . i»" ■V v ^ r ? , #' ' e.f , ’tyf*^* ____ i i _ i m •k' 1> Iff i'i ? T •s • a : 'V 4h . \\W > ■ s7 ’ I* # * �Ill t a f f y T h t r * H S fre a g th — T * PraU rt P m m • I |k« World: T i P n M i th* f n n « M of A o t t ln . To P n f N * P ro o fo w j for Hanford. tlu @Tb£ ^anfnrb Sirralit 1 1 E s ta b lis h e d VO LU M E X X X X AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y 3 A N F 0 R D . F 1 .0 R ID A . 1908 TW H SD AV N EW SPA PER D E C . T l, A io t n r in le d 1949 . Is CoHege Boon Attempt Of F e d e r a l ARcncy To L i m i t Fees To Schools Is Quashed By Rutin? WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 4/P) The V rirrani AdminiHialmn 0 ruled today it It** a right In pay higher college tuition rale* (or exGl» than the college* are legally permitted tn charge. The deritinn mean* million* of dollar* lor Male and city nprratrd •chool*. wliirh may he barred by Male law (rom charging tuition fee* or are limited in (he amount that tan he charged. £ The general accounting office, "watchdog1* on government i(lend­ ing. I* |I challenged ionic VA tui­ tion payment* In ihote iclinol*. One teal cate involved the Univemly of Witcnniin and an estimated $7.000,000 to $8,000,000 in pay­ ment*. Primarily, VA *alil, tin- ruling tiy Aitmlnlitratnr Carl (iray holds the VA Han the right to pay »oAu called "non realdetiP' tuition rat*-» ''(3 for (II student* oven thongli llie veteran* are residents of the stale III whieli they are going to school. That right had been etiallenged try t'omptroller fieneral l.lmleay Warren, head of the general arcnunling office, In the University nf Wisconsin caae. VA ha* neen paying higher "non resident" fee* for atndent veterana who are Winroiialn realdenla. . Gray'* ilctlalon, VA "aid, »*{• gW tire the matter liecaiuir hr is w charged under the U l training MU with determining what tuition •hall 1* paidThe ruling wan apllt Into two parta. VA *ald he held In effort (lull: I College* or tlnlveraUIra Dial have no Million fee* or are haired hy data law from charging Mu­ tton nr nlherwla* m lrlrte d In Hie amount* that ran bn charged am Death Comes Truman Talks Truman Project In Labor Field To Boomtime Budget Plans Money Wizard With Cabinet WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. — WP) - Re|,»*| of the T H t lU .i h V Act Mill i* Pieudenl Intman'* No. I ohjf» live m the laboi held Rut OemcM raltc lender* in Congrr** *ay they look for the law to u*v on the Ifink* llitotiith 1910 __ Mr Tinman'* lieutenant* at the Capitol have indicated <lra h ihrv t I n c v i r r l I f r i n u n t i M -irfr* plan In advice the I’reiidrnt it probahlv would he futile to tty agiut rk for repeal -- nr even dra.ln reviaion of tli* law - at thr or* ion opi’iiuig .Inn it, Millions J ti Iing U t i l i t i e s Empire; Jnilcd For F r a u d • "So Int a* I r*n *<■,,, <»-. |o*l don't hayc the vo te*,’ on,- of thr party i-Mefa told u rrpoilei Thu* repent appear nlninr-t ,crriiin l„ lie on,' of the •tormv I**ue* of neat year'* eongreaxiiitial election campaigns, Just hk It wax In the presidential nuiI other , miteat* In HUS. The Truman Democrats aren't iirillMp|iy ahnut that, fin the con- llltlVi „ 1Hov "f ........ f.-i-l th» p*> t y *. . f„r „i t|,< |<oll, will tic chilliru-e,| if <I . T i f t I I h i Hcv argument tali l,» i>,ir to :he voice* again, If,-|),' ll iidvo. olCB h*i'e , o,it,<i|,|e,l •II nh rig Hint Mr. Truman'. e|c, (ion ,,o,i ilu- overturn la*, win of Itepu'l'icau control of .oocr,-, lori.'lltotcd a mandnle from the ICnallaar* On I'*** Claim Nation Tightens Stores Urged To Security Leaks Advertise More To Soviet Russia To Boost Sales GR F IN W it'll. (\mn.. IV t. 22— t/l’i IlnwaiH (' 11,iju in i. Mi, (he filiati, i.il wi/ard who neated * lullicin dollar ulihtic* crn|iirc that inunli|e<| a* he went to pm,in for mail fraud, died ycMrrday I (r hail hern living in broken health lor thr put Itvr year* *1 a tanilarnuii here, flr,,nkle.i ( arm*. I|"|>i , iii (iyeam inde,l a $ 1 0 0,0 0 0 m e liii- n ' iiilo the v a il A i-o ciated .mi-1 I J e i l n , vyMeni hy a ie»r . ,,f fm aiu lal m a iie u ve i, that bafIIpi I llie n alio il1* leidllU ! m o u n t­ ain* and law yer* III* pennltal fotluue otlte wa» Export Of Important MavmcHodRkin T;i Iks e*tunaled at $7*».<HKl.fMMI Technical Data Is To Kiwanis Ahont Hut llie wbolr mini Mr *lrue_ Banned By Capital u ro w tn O f S n n f o r d I ture rolla(i*eil 111 ibr I‘HO * under W A SH IN G TO N . D r ,. U i/l'j The government today lightened up it* m achinery for keeping m entifir and technical data from going in R u **ia. .. ‘ -eariliiMU More new,paper* adveriMug by m(||r^ o ral m ercliant* lo *upp«M l,„r„e b .,„„e „e , of all type*. e,pe, ,.,||y rlr"l,mg and department More,, wa, hy M r* M-e vn**" The Commerre Department an­ Orlando Sentinel rorreipmtdeiit, u, nounced that "in exceptional catrt" a talk today to Kiwanian, , e / I 't w ill im poie an o iitrig lil ban on 1-00,1 More* III S e n io r,| a ir (hr export of technical which i* "sig n ifican t tional ve c u rily ." inform ation only onr* that do not M iller trom In the n a ­ local people ipending r b rw b e rr," , l( invr»li«attoii by rom4„,| (human,U , „ 1f|,|,o |,.r .* | (|(||u„ Th), |f«>p*«iM I............ . nf (,)p (,a ,.d r iv in g tvi$a rnrivit I imI Id Vmk fi-drral m ini of di-framlitig A *1 A- K of nearly III- WHa ic ilte tlw il to f IVI- yi-MCa In „ ,„ ( | ,, | ,-, | „ „ tw o-year term for fmlutc* to puy M.MSil.tOS **n im ie |i„ it e ,l p io fM . in Ho- stock W EATH ER fln n .i i t !• I of .a1 ahn^* ri - *l»«•«n li i iir(.i% f nlilcr «l •' '!••!»• if* .Miitiirrly wlniln hi i (ihm11 ,» I i Irhiv. 9 __________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ VADecisionOn Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Is No. I o. • * TH R P t c * :* I.f it .n l N o. W in - Plea For Jap Cap! i vos Made By ^acArthur \ not her Day In ('imrl For Mis * M cG rath Snys CotTfiiiR ■" I M c s s n r c Will Be I or r> Gnllgre*, oicel* Ian 1 Me«»age* ro v e n iu : em unniu amt Imdgel |i|o |'',- il- w ill follow th r I ’M’ -ldrot hold hi., co l, 110 -t meeting lo iln y, m-.lo.ut of (hr- , i . In ,n a ry F rid a y , hoi nu-e In- i- |,-nv lhg lom orrou inoium g f,o In,to ppiolituo, M o , to .pood fh ll™ llllH wdh hie fa in ll* lb- »MI re ltirn m *t Wi-diieaday Ibid wealln-i hi lb ,, mid u p d Oiay i h iii-i - h cliiingi- in tin* r> " I d< I l f - plait* to l.iko o ff -M B:!tll A M.. in hb- plane ‘The hide pendente," If lie weathei ia good. I f d I , hud foi flv in g . lie w ill go by Main Soil,- of Hu- cabinet memlio, < Would ronim eril on ,vital took pin, Ip (he , aldliet m ooting, Iml oil lo ll r r 11 i 11 R I • |» .i it r s c »I ' -'it ( ’ - im p s t'l Seta• * »» JirkmiFM Do i iHi ■ |rtf|f»n* "it .if (hr Sny|#t * »• • *I to* h' l*nl f irtailly W A S H IN G IH N , | l r , 22 t/P) r I’ lru d c n l liu m a n bad a two hour g rn rra l <lnru**ioti witb In* cabinet lorlav of llie legislative anti other m n m nirndalion* lie w ill *eml In the new ,e**i,iu of congre**. Viler llie meeting. Mi I rum,in had individual lo n fe ie m e * with sruoe of llie member*. ll wa* tbc tn *i , abmel lessm ll in • tn,m ill, llie p ietid rn t h a tin g spent 22 day* ic Miiiu ill K e y WeM, Fl> . and working <m die tbree n ie tta g r. lie w ill *rm I lo ( ongie*». Ib r Matr n f- llir union me**agr i* csp e rled tn be ilelivered ill pet-on by Mi I mho h i on J a u ila iy r ■, S f i V - I Gnnrl Anri M e r r y C h ristm iis T o A l l All department bead- w eie (tieleui V'l, e prcudcpl H a ik le y . wbo. p io allv allrncb. w ai a lu fid H a lk l' V i* -till 0(1 bit Ill-ne* Iiionn alH t»'***U ft. * i lit ' K , A :» ;^ r v - ^ '4 » , (V »•'. •- f . ACCHMPAHI?n in M i « Sc* * 1 I'fm I'm I!r m c h n , n lv • Mi*f|ic*tl 1 ^i l l M il; ritv-rn 1 •} ,| * ... i 11 tt 1 1 | ;t I t t i . i l V A s ‘V. l.r;i'lc' t1 ‘ 1 i i * ll)* ifIM(| f$( 1,11 * MM 11if nr **$I t»v l li^ l W i ltMii;lon lo 1 l<i*t*•$«$.«lu id* ’ l l ilir Allied >It •I lu n ln h ly • IM« | III Rll r i >I,-, i I- i . . . i A t. i i > ,i 1 I ’f (ir n fi* •I| f»*| to<|*y •• f Ml J ‘ J 1 T I h m c . i *'! r'c ilHttl 1 it h m ii iliiit <if i'ivl#l •♦•tail In ar. g hiii pi UuntM F errisB ryanlT o Transit S trik e A d d ress Jaycecs Snarls T ra ffic On Hoover Report In CI r v c Ia n d n innct pol* f’nVllrii »H.f **'f I'll Hf ll « Kh .•it ni tf «t*i| Hotlft 1i »*.i.| flinn in I fir rfftifnil* ■■■: ; '• ■ TW V■ h lk ' . ) * < ' vt * * I. tu*hnif. « M in \ H . ,e li in ln* Vntk M taking fit' -' »n I m hi a own t rhurgn-a Uni it i , i | Rtv r<ii m'i i »*i si I trpm h i'**1 ( ’ haiubei im l * -.t I•»t ti iiivnn *. i ri i i ,i Hovlrl -iM*r *1 ’ <1 «r)tftiMfr!i t. >14*Ml 'V,| 1■ \ i thin f ||" I I \\ > \ i , L* -hi p , - ih tl -• 11n>|| nh *i 1. V Ml Lrv anf M ........... . • «mi4|4\ H IV I n " »4*’ die declared Annual f.md , .............. . ...... ',f ,WW , ... 1hr 1 it*' * if P % 4i !• .t ■ I llie ■... t llie final Mm* to In. (inpcl .built Vnfr*l L l (hr I !«im>Ii [ lull ,r ri| Ifr The nhvinu* object ■though not Sanfcircl are $ 2 ) ) per capita, in,l 4‘»n" 4’|l III i t4 -........... * , ■, t . iinpinivmb dealt t*y the *ernrlHe* lieii[iff trnf,i4|it r * i il u in**$ 1 iMil > | Tin| Mated in thr official italeineul l* in Orlamfn $288 per rapiia Hut i■ «■*1.a* ilk .1 ami K x rh iin g t’ ('oinliilaaioti when, liii'ioatm nal If If? IMFNtU* I U ||| u M lfs , flir | i) in keep »nch in'ntmalion from total mere handier lalf* in Orlando 111 Itt.’IU, U forliade lilg *nb•idlaclo* |«I h f I* a I M. II III -1,1- . 11 tl'nnllaa** II* r«a* U r n l i r»% im ],ii » t np 111r | (lim n f ..(ii «d| 1 I'M • l I "«h in . | reaclimg the Soviet*. are $121 per rapil*. anil in SanIII l l t I In , (M■ H ' . • 'r |,|»e,l 11(1 nMAM'i'i M I'.t iro n ; ini/iin< l||i The main aim t* In help a pri­ f 11l|l 11 I 11ri. I (if gM.mI In . l , ,, , ii, ,1 Murf f dr i l l 1*111ri nil 1 , .aI It f \ I ii' 11*l vate firm withhold mailer affecting i InI m th. i Hi. t f ,, I,,, . i , >i p. I ,p i n a Dckii k;I * I* ii (mm ttiii..mu ■ I it national »entiily when the firm ha* $20 per capita ' ( .rueral H*r I in in ' . >11f . in 1111•** | I m I G - f im* ••11lie *i ii |,i v C'fiiuu t»i 1 '■ ■. ■ .1 v . . , !. i Wdh allllle* a contract that would he breached utetcbanditr calrt in Orlando air i IP Hi h i .»( ' ...................... M Mil i i . I'll* f (nr.i r | UtiiM ioy O e ll * t a I M i'd ra lli. - " i l-t tp p rsl liy refining to make shipment*. -1' $171 pci (apita a* rompaied to I l|f lltto tilt >|.i, ', t’lHt i If. pI•*y N,1.nt about the aln te-u f-lh e onion mu •'»|ltli<*Mf Fi •MMMH\ li r.| sit i ! m>-,- (ig ate , T h i i i* the background: $81 in Sanford.' rrn hi I » • |»l »n» . «♦( t-. • .«, tnt.ssng*. told re p o rte r; " I t . ■ . i . ,-ptrd tli* Recently, the department m i r . |inlk»c S frti\||H in in|«f 11 (T ill A l" lf l *'ll * I Ml 11 >|p I . | ■ IM -li t llie B rilKlivanlaii* were entertained by Sinrt-s In Sanford w ill remain veiy good, anil I w l*U ynu all a l|r l iy ir r s tn Ittilip t*Mf*vl' . IIH |l|i| for up a “ voUtnUey control plan" a group of Jimlnr High .School open tonight, tomorrow night and vyry M erry C )irl*tm a « ." 1 ill 1. ••••-IIIItr-1 i t s over export of information. It I -I ip nf i nc it i s i natn lir.it flu* t««IK .0 C L E M 'I r ?!. I*caked American* to 'get An opin­ glrla, who under direct ton of Mr* Saturday night until D;IHI o'clock a 'A m tl". Ro^r, Pr.'ild e nfl.M (I|p»a ’iflk; i (VM. ,. ’ ■ i ilo,' I, in o f (be *ana "Hi "One Holy In ,,i,lc i it, iiM'oinnindata C h ild 'Thr Jnvi Dw.j im I*‘i | («. | mi( »m ,i Vu uni ip (, 1 I, in ii 1 a e r r 'ta r y , *ald "o th e r hii*ltip«v" ion from It before MporUng W. fl. Fleming **ng ,, i in .g ittb fr Mil I M. fu ll f’M I-- ' i i . H , d. i ' data which might have * *eruriu N lrhl", and "ftllent Night " K II pii Ilia- ijioppcM , Ja ck H all, prc*Wcti< was dlarnseed ** w,-|l n ■the Mnt, Mvtir* aniimpatiyiug Hilly I'ark of I lo- Hanf’ird McnhaiMv Au»<- of-tb, union me-nage 1 t 1 ’’ '(■’* (IG of 111* rnriiihri „ ».f lit ' • ■I f ,u.*t *l d...........I value, I , ■i , ivu.nou ml.**. ii Imveil a violin aolo, "It t'*mr A t rp o ile r a ke,| l',,-tio a ter M rilifjil T nit m In. i 'ill In* n f i Home firm * rei|0 *»led advlr. •'pmi a Midnight Clear '' MIcIh lit liatlo n , Hiinoumcd Hit* mnrnlag f, .il " • • .............. To (bis The majoi ity „ f idare* of ho > fieri- >al Donnldmri tf ibete iveie I .44.‘rl rill lull :» I Ir 1 l<P1'i|| *1II and were given opinion* «e«lm.i. „ ,p •••»,■ Go- t'ntted 1ht i,n t a l l a h a h h e i T Dad. 32. - <a i BrudlMg the data «U,ard. Ia.tr,. nc*- w ill he ,-l„.seri, Monday with "an v -urprlaea" in ^(i T ru m a n ' iiwp'iiPil hv Hid K»' II 1 / l||i ................ 4i(smpt (o HUMmull, wkn 11' f ill *( MdiP f|V4 •' — A water iliortagc like that In h ■!*, I m 1 •i, ill Mi ■ lh>- , vrrption ,,f drug .lo re * , which me* ,<ge i ,n j i , rangeit riii'ii ivill Li* ii 11 H* ,| fill I," T P u i ch7 , |d l k 1 Kumlr* Hum,. .Inycr Jolte*. w ill ,i ui I ul h i ii holiday hour*. New York may he elo*er to *ome ' ji * "N o ," I (or, i, Id-,m trp lied " It* , Nc 1 i ii Wright, I'-ulctie raanti. ipppil u hfch u ill fn i 'inMl!111111111 It Florida cities than they think, the for litraeh of contract. ‘" W I if ticc* at the Courl Hoiiac will a g e u rral niPHiag,and w ill , ovei t . n.l - Ii l now 11,'ltv Ann HHInn, Annette It rooks 1Pi VilM i'Ilt |fllhi |l |fn| HI* fl| I ... 1 1 Ml 1 fi in i head of the Stale Water Research T h r impoaltlnit of lout* on irx and Martha Owen. 11,,*,- Frld av night at the n*u*l iboul i-v e rytliln g ." ................ Ml t ill 4I HI ••al StlllMlU'llf >| H. 1 1 *H11f l'<Ml! h ri 1<i •M. Agetiry M V*. port I* intruded tn relieve then, H im,', hut w ill not ic-o|N-n until Donald*,m <*id lie did not yet MMiiflrt. ,, (»v Hi* A II. Mathew*, rhlef cuglnnri person* "N ew .p ap e r ad vrrtiH p g I* the Tin*,,day iiiuining nt U:(H) n'rln-k •In G M1 *M from * danger of *ull I ,*»■ mott, I'i■ »*!»'iit J mIim • i 1 *l>l. ,* |, M’ '% of the Stale Division of Water Be- aincc they ran show the »hlp medium on w hich town* feed and Tlu iu> ludr., the office of Count* k now how llie Postofficp 11,-pal 1 i Ml .11 ,i M| ft' , - • ii n fle il *►*( 1lull ti iifi l a 111 i*t 4f|| ' l|| 1,* ",l *earch and Survey, aaltl the eaine merit wan forbidden by If. S g lo w ” , said M rs. Hodgkin. Such fll- lk l l I'. Hl-tlld<l|| Hllll offtn- olent wo,ibl fall- in It ,,1 budget in i .> n ficri He added Hint he pxp,-it« Ml k'IVCM (|f II llli rtlli «' Ni ■t 1Inn 11-1\ >' ' ’ tin factor* whir,i hrought on the New government ............. advertising could build up 111 mir of .loliii I tlolloWMy, tux ro llw lo i. action. 11M,4M M. ........................ . u iip lrte lv i i JtDifr IiU:h" I f 'tl ■ I,-i tu 11 I luuiao lo ppipo-e flit ill along 1" < York shortage are preaent In Flor­ No ban" Is Tlke'l'v to hr luipn*,-d ........... In every town and village. Snnfnril 11, mi llr-y, (ax a*.c*B"t i i 'H ii li- , f.il ie. .il mi i •**>| on l i 'Ic 1111"ID . ida—I nereadug population, weath­ except In i .i'i ran* where the pro - >'al clvl, pride and a desire to fo u n tv .tndge Dougin* Htcn.-li'ou Mie Imp, anil do,-- tud auMoip,itii I | in f • ...... ............I ,* petit ton er change* and lark of planning speettve ihlpper of Inform atio,. a part In the liitlldlug nf the and Supl T. W. I.aw lon The ,.M • hat h i, departm ent w ill ir t r iv p •1Mlf I 14*Ahfl|) th*1 M* r •i.1 • i* ' i, ft iI 11|[i|i'1 tlDf mr f.it .rim. NteH **f * i ■• mi. <» fur the future. take* hU probUm to Hi* Com of our county, ,» nun ll Itioliev a* lie ha- a»ked Ire of fo u n tv Agent r . H l i .« . » | I 1 P. I'*1,4fif'l* IVHA II1(" 4i ................... I.U1 Some Florida rltlee have been mere* Department. Don.ildsori rem arked Hrat p- - Id "Sanford I* tmw growing; that w ill , at noon Saturday and >• rt ■ -t f 11>it eeffie* • «*e 4 iitftl Ml . * •( if.» I IDnilrv Oi'f. •, • il i Hi forolghted In attampt* to axure O fficial* pointed nut on coni >* an uodDpidrd fact," *he deelar- open Tuesday morning lavetliie* tlu* yeat a ie tonollig MM»♦*I***| ll|||| III » ' l • i ui M* 1 water supplies for th# future. Ha plete ban could he Impoxed un ed "Sanford's hiiainr** lustltu* ■ell ahead of Iasi yeai At the C ity Hall o ffice. Hill ♦'■« MHlffl, fMl' ll 1 Ml 1 1'. .1 ■ (ltd • i . ir \ i > {**' m r * mentioned Jacksonville, Orlando, le»» there waa a can*or«hlp no ( I ’a itlla *** ria Paa* T fct*el rlo .c h I 11:1111 o 'rlo rk, SatUidav *L •( 1 Jill 1 » M•' i*11*1 1114»f' | IM Tamos, Miami, Btadanbm and all mall leaving Hi* united i --------------------------iriornliig and w ill rcniain rlo.i-d u i M i l l * I . , i n l , I H ild a Mica .t jtAM’ifil» «| fi Mm • IM'" un Pinellas county. State*. They il'r e im l there I* m l 1, ' i r i l l E d i t o r N i l l i l t ’ d until HDid o'clock, Turaday iimtn * f|!llt|li4 I f IMfl M M " i , ’ \ M M M 1 k " 9 But other*, tmth large and *malt. Intention whatever of vetting up lug, -aid C ity Munagei fllffo id pi ii|fl f: hr 11tCI* »I ' 1,1 11 ’ 1" . i m i ■- ,*i--1 "l*v i.y are growing rapidly and haven't aurh a rensnrahlp. M iKIhhlu. j ■iif u Ml il I If fl fir I III t • • Mm | m «|<“ f i1i, II ,( - ,,( of done mprh thinking about the fu­ Neither the voluntary ronlm l Tlu- I | c ih I,| w ill |iuhllah an eih I V i .mini lirturliiill f*"‘M. di » ............. I I I I’ d it I I ,1. I o Ill-id* F A S T ST L O U IS . I I I . IP’ ture. If they don't atari plan­ plan hor the proaiiectlvr hanx b n i i c A n n , nee. 22—t/t’i— D r. Hon Saturday at noon or shortly JftnlfM i i -•( ....... hidi fiirnl,lt Kant p, f/1'l Racial aegiegatiou il> ning »oon, they may have to do "exceptional caata" w ill nunplaid I D. Sander* o f Richmond. V a ., thereafter in order that eniployech *",tl IIIPD'P I* HM lirglM'»2 »» "Ml fl*' f imMint, il i ,1, . d ,1,1 I" lome Iptlek acting' In a erUI* lat­ current provision* against ex , v4* elected chairm an nf the Ne- may enjoy a Monday nothin* l a s t i!t I,old* public »i'h"ol - w ill I m ( I III || VMlhLf ,M# ' I* I Mil 1i I Im « M» ’h ih lm i, lli. -rid Ja il .III for llie fiil (tine or er,' Matthew* warned. port of techniral data c la ix lflrd iinoal Farm Klectrtficatlm i Con* lie rind. It I tl I No edition w ill appeal ui .cm * iMfTftV, III >' *he history of the -T, |" .n old fn flm I hill f 111 v‘ ll’1 Ha *ali| the 31-county central hy Hie government aa aecurlli tcreriee today. fl.- ,h Monday. .4 I Mini tin (Milill"' < l*l> ,|l'l I" pi- 1' -, hnnl system. H'eiMlaae* Oa aa* T b *l and enuthern Florida flood control (■■•a o a P aa f cr»* ..i ( , t S lIp(|r r , ( nll,,r e r of the V lrli<"• t Mm* Filiit ............ I'd) I project, with It* Huai purpn** of The c ity ’s I,, ian| of educatl'in ,'lula Stale Orange and editor of Kfit; I’ H lf F.H « r il.li i m i 4In* I'll Mu .- it 'id ? J "I ' preventing Inundation and stor­ niaiiliimualy adopted s ie*oliiil«o id’, Southern Planter magaxlne, w ill W ASHINGTON. Her. 22. M l.K L IM , O n i” Ml r lift) flip ' • Mi­ ll, » In , d ing up water for .tM future, te a -urceecl II. I’ . Ruak, dean of th* — The government'* support pin '•> end segregation at the *( h i ( „f lit* fifrk fd up 'I pmdI» ‘ "I f" •• ■ f . ll If ll.*' »' i *141v In* 1 'll 11 "eeven league" etap toward a»*ur• tie second semester, loin id pro.I ttnlveralty nf llllnol* f'nllege of gram fm l!tW> w ill »eelt In keep (li^ i *M1|tlr M'HlIlpi l* 1 "il Mi* i i ., .ii, i. 11 . »■m ». v.iitJ ” lug a water aupply for the future Agriculture. Hie national average farm pil<* ■lent Hernlrs Hoedile srmouuced ll y H'lifiti"*! *$f f| faiMlr * il*l ( h p I I m f'llfilfl ,1( I ........ h 11.............. 1, Inm wer Florida. «, W alter Pernlng. Salem, O ., waa nf egg < yesterday. School* of Seminole County will grniled and ungraded l.lI r I 11,.,'ii i p, fhe d u ll pi ■ 1 .1 open Tuexday, Ja n . <1, rather than elected vice chairman. R iia ie ll J . from fatting below H7 rent* a dor Illln s l, lias an aiitl -egn-gHMoii "Wfi wni p j> ♦-» ..itu iill .(( iMnntd li.* > 'III' If •'Hit I 41141I 1.1 ■d I.. l a S o r ~ v I oT a t i()N on Monday aa Hated In the prevl Dingles, New Yo rk, was named Hy yompariauu, price* of ad law applying to puhlli schuolK, bill r|ih ' pM tfftlifr,1* Mir ......... Mini, Iml id h„r . 4n iu t|tin « W AHHlNtiToN, Dae. 32.— DF>- oukly adopted school calendar. secretary and K a rl II. florham , egg* troth graded and ungraded d lias been Ignored in some parts Mir U'RlPi wjm D)f» r’lil1f “ I, I HIM I M in i i in I 4 h u i *‘h ' '1111* I uff Tha National Labor Relation* Hupt, T . W. Lawton announced thl- New Y o rk, w s* re-elected trea- — have aveiagerl alaiut 4R cent ■ >f southern lllin o i*. A new stale 1 i 111N’t , | • i 1 h. 'ii1' ,i mmi It* In *‘detl tv Rnard ruled today that the A Ft. morning. aiirer. Regional vice chairmen thla year. M I II .II. i.# • I c h i ir ,'g ulatlo n would deny slate fund............ Ml I I, I I ' m , , 1 n ir ilN H T O Ml \ I I I International Typographical Union The rh*nge waa made, he *ald choaen arei •o srliool illstricle p is,'th in g -.eg 1 ■ HM D i 1 l- I ■ t , ' « f 114* I i link .V A f'KKO N V V M .V M*. •» i l ' i h * M violated' the Taft-Hartley act hy due to the feet that builiien, N orH iea»l--W . C- Krueger, R u t­ S T K A N f.K (jR K K T IN G If,. t, I . " g a llo n . I Gil H»(JJ I ill 11,4 *f • M Pflf Pllul Mr > A niff* ,L m-i *mi / 1, >nf Inflating on the cloaad ahnp In con­ houia* plan to clo*a Monday ami ger* D rdvrralty, New Brun*w ick, M ACON, Mich., Dec. 22— (A'l ft'I'Dfl fulfill tlltl n ' 1't‘ll In11 i»i i n *-*| f mi * « itDhu pri In He resolution, Hie huaid tract negatlatlona with 33 rornmer- many parent* daalra to take their N, J . ; NorthweM—C. J . Hurd, Governor G. Menncn W illiam • ( itn iin *, fiit "I itiiij* uiiar 11if ‘ • <f >i • . . . l i t urged "a 1 I rlHxen*. especially fniniTfilmv nt Mrili.t V illf v n».i» f' l " rlai print shop* In Baltimore. children tn place* of in t a m t on Spokane, Wash.) mldweat— E . E . waa late yesterday in arrlvlm* parents, stuilrnts and teaciiers, lo th r hrach Ifilfkrht f ill • I » If (G - .1, 4 f | ,J<‘ |" i| lf .f (t* h IT*(Ik nm The Board’* decl*|on wae iinanl- that day. Sbiaher, Jefferson C ity , Mo.( for a ChristmnH p a rty at Hoy* N rl^ lih n iit rin th * ,| • fir h*»u ii- l i l t I M I i ’ M .4 - « ►i . f . f , 1 ht I -» i Ml I Hfiiii d iilMlf orlt| "hnilnnle all type* of prejudice, ^ moue, and affirmed conclusion! The Seminole High School Band, -ninth west— Ro» Mauney. Pine villi-, Iml he didn't expect to he I'imr and Intolerance, so a* to in (li flu m es, broke ........ .. 'In locked Ip* M 1 . • I *Mi'M«, I. , I.. 4.-ayI. •I . »'• uditnif* iaf d (‘| m Mvlm ntel) reached earlier I n .« case brought however, w ill rehear** at th* high H lnff, A r k .; *nuHie*nt--C. K . 8elta, ambled for it. l l " . • *1 l | , *1.. , . ) , , ( (m lire erpu>l op|tnituillty in the door mid found It. . ......on ,i>m by the American NaWfpaper Pub­ xchool Monday morning at 10;()(i V i r g i n i a Polytechnic Institute, When the Governor, Hitoriie., Pl l 1 f f l j* 1 i | | ................ I | bixxroom and other school ac tlv i "II the floor. Kile died ui u Im , *I f ! f i t lisher* Aaaoclatlon. illackaltiirg, Va. general Stephen Roth and Hied des." liitn l here c u rly tmluv / m * r * p , \ d m \ 1 1r t v o'clock. party got nut nf (heir rat Id '1f 1 "I /pi * 'P41rI • • » H M*M• flf t ht P O B T O F F IC t r i c o r d xmlling youth* at the aehonl fm "iH'n.c ! i ii- fin I miiM in ,• -ImiuId h i STO RY H K N IK N C ED NF,W Y O R K , De»< n - m hnya were lined up to greet them ’i M» ( fl / ji -il hin* fn.appctJA CKSO N V IL L F . Dec. 32 I A’ C h rM tm a i, IM P , h a* M t a onaPlacards they held w err sup h'hli (M lhiii Hlitl v ll| niHk# -Itenrge W. S to ry, building ,„ n day p o ito fflca m a ilin g record In posed to spell out! "H -e-l-l■«. ...... d *D hi •* J ii* tn i mi f»f Hi* •ractor, was sentenced yesterday N aw Y o rk C ity . u-o-v-e-r-n-o-r," ( i ( v U rifingfi ' W. Mein die In Hie electric chair fm Hu Poatmaater Albert Goldman Rut the tmv with one of Iluo » l" t n l lid ', in '" " } ,tg. _ reported that raeMpta yesterday "O " card* had drifted out d dsying of his form er w ife and Hie ll" u g g ed io u in i,p ,» r l Ihese man she had m arried just fnm A totaled IliOOOflbHt*.ijtP »rat time plare, possibly w ith mtaehievoni '-■i ■i■ <n,. wii iii'i'ir •'! 'lie publtti C O P EN H A G EN , f)r nmuik, D r r . */l-J An,-,I ll, , , NRTH P O LE , Dec. 22.* — (Special) — Sant* Claus waa very malice, days before, W in the poetoffjegra hi*toy. that "re t i c m „u 11>urges pro(ll | • on* d a rt buatat H I* attorneys seid the can woman x tn h a iia ifn r got u >>val w rlm n i, i>, Ih n m u ii ■... I , , eicited and happy today after reading a letter from Clarence Morgan, A nyw ay, the greeting In the ........ . in /uimig I'g ibitlim*, h* tha m ilflon-dollar _______ would be appealed. new . p i per w srn in g to i l r n ,|r u r of f m -I. bud, j ,ir ,r t v Jr. of Sanford in which Clarenca *i*led that he would laave tom* cake lain-comer cam* nut; l" l T h * prtvto ua rd iim A ,tyaa l t d , Story was convicted Nnv. .'IP "O -lle ll, Governor. The welcome tiim e I,,m i K in g f ir ilr u L IX , *vl„> m u - t i l (I.......... . and pie on the table whan Santa r a i l e d . ...................................... 14d on O c t 1 4 . , , 1 T i lor the slaying o f Thomas W. SI. If- 5 . am liiiM ador, Mr*, ( u g rn ir A m iri,u n , ,i ., I.* m iiiio i , ,u , l , ., u , "Moat of the kid* who write me tall only what they want for 2 S M O ^ J av* U P * John, hut he atilt Is under Indict» IH R IN F I R E ' The w irn in g w a i ro nlribiited by lit,- D sm -li im lcp. ID (t Ml II# vv ,J|,( | m i QiHitm ai and never atop to think that maybe I might like a little ------- T it* CHASr.KSTON, W . V a.. Dee. 22 mrnt for k illin g hia former wife. In fo rn ialio n , in a fro n t-(Mgr cd itm iu l w .itieu m l^n.flc-Pi lln-.b m in loo." Santa declared. "Look at tha carloads of staff they — (Ah -- Five persona, Including lhe im por told M rs. A ru lc rsu n ,* T A M P A A T T O R N K Y H1KH two children, died in a rooming th at ra s c a l. Joe S ta lin , a n d * Ja c k s o n v iL L S ,0 e .i3 . - un T A M P A , Doc. 22. — UP)— H arry " w ill s lc itl yo u r tim e x x x and was iiit-l in llie a n l c lo im lici >,f ib,, y anybody thought o f me ex- tabe for you, Thank you flentat house fire here e a rly today. The victim *, a ll Negroes, were P. Baya, 7U, Tam pa attorney ami put you in a a p lrltu a l mm-entra- K in g 's p iiv iile i •>, ch i uni i ,,,tm i'v ra p t little C laranee. I ’ll'r e a d you A M arry C h rlftR laa and a Happy M r*. Katie Cora Wlnaton, .AM, and former head of th* Florida branch •Inn cam p." hla Iattar. New Y e a r." Thousand* of spectal»r> iainnied l i K Clung,- d 'A ffa iin * F ,lu a id „ f the National Belectlve Service "D e a r Bapta, he w rite *, I am A lot of people have boon get­ two of her children- gammy <1 1/2. Registration, died at hla hump here Coprutiagen’x sunny, Chn ima«- S )u u k x , and III,' I.'. S . m dti,n ting me confuted w ith Uncle Bam. and Beatrice, 2| H enry Jamea, 42. thla morning, decotMled streets to sc* Mrs, An- iu ic ii I and n il nltnciuand F I Ion C la rk , about no, *|*o ' » £ * V 2 H a rry Trum an and Cauda Pepper 'erson paaa In n four-hot «■ roach | The K in g 's u tliu ia n l Mien opened A native o f La k e C ity , Bays to ptoaae chuckled Santa, "but k a r a t a little died. served a* an attorney for the un her w ay to CliriatiniiHimrg (be d'Hii (o Hie iim lb'llre room Witnesses said M rs. Winston old g irl, Fre n e w Middleton, Tin- Kimr'.* lord a t ,w in ,I. ( '<I (II' 11 had escaped from the building State Racing Commlaslon during • asile. The K in g ’* chamherlaln, Joh an Vest, waved hi t liia i dial's hut ran back Into th* atructure in tha Con* admlnlatratlon and was a Count Bchullri, rode with her. Upon her arrival at the castle, billon 11n ee time.* m ill Hiuiollliceil: M effo rt to uva the youngsters. referee In bankruptcy for the "H e r ul in-si, Hie tln ile il S la te s Her body, with tho two children Tampa dlvlalon o f the U. 8 . Dls- •i detachment o f the royal Danish r arms, waa faond in ■ tec- t*4*t Coort a t South Flo rida for guard In rad full-dress uniform nintiassmlor lo the- ro yal Danish (O siP m C d Oa F a g s T h r s s r presented arm *. M rs. Anderson many yeara, ■tory room. S r;'"Y c'r;,!,M:::,l",:l Stores To Remain Open At Nipcht For Yuletidc Shopping Florida In Warned Of WaterShoringc a K I St liOiiiH To Itun Karr Distinctimi ( hairnian Of N FEC Schoolfi To Open On Tuesday, Jan. !l Santa Claus Rejoices When Tot Remembers To Remember Him Nation’s 1st Woman Ambassador Warned To Avoid Danish So< id v TH U Wl a r -js Nm L ' : *-■ »,; fikkiit) mi'i w . *1 „* * • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c0eabfdfdecc3e1b168511ad674393e5.pdf 3abf857bbfa10719ad1a3e0e4c780e98 PDF Text Text I F R I D A Y D E C . HI, m Sockarno E lect c<Wf You Arc diving: First President Of Books, Here Are Some To Consider ed Slate* of Indoneauf, H* is to be iwntn in tomorrow morning. , The new nation in the rich Kail Iniliei it to com* into forpial br­ ing iliorliy after Christmas, when the Dutch turn over to the Indontiiani the trim of government they have hr Id for tli«e,cepmurt. Soekarno. a ^ fiery orator, liar been lmimtrtia'i top .Nalionelut figur£ (for nearly two ifrcadn - lie Wei unaniiiaiuily choten Pmidenr of tfie U. .N. |. by the electors fnmi 16 inifonesian slates. When the revolutionary leader move* Into I he Dutch governor general'* palace, th» action will ■ymbollxe thn Idrth Mf.a new na­ tion to Indoiieuala'a i7M,Ai)0,IMK) peo­ ple. In fart, that m^ve Will mean more to tlieiii a* proof of Inde­ pendence than Hlf-vUte written agreements and annpi|nc*menl*. I.es* itin11 III per rent of the pro- Every year Santa Claus geU In a -lilpe funk over what bonks to glee fatuous people. The truth Is the old fellow’* eyesight Isn’t what It once was. About lha only things he ie.ol* anymore ih o fdw hdrk ou rubers uf Iho I'ldice (iasette, lo-cause he bus found be ran aklp (he tine print ^ntier 'the, pk-tures arid opt mis* anything really Important. To help Hulnt Nick out of his annual quandary we compile <• tentative list of books to give to the Mg and little folks on his Christinas rulirall. Here’s the 11I4U list— and maybe It has n few Ideas for you too: The Passionate .Journey ViePresident Barkley. A (iulile To Confident l.lvlng— Hurry S. Truman. The Mature Mind- Westbrook Perrier. A tlraveyurd To l.et — l.nv (ieurge (iabrlalson. Chairman of The, Republican National Com- (/Dwyer Wedding Water Shortage State Farmen Market (ftaariMM tr * m **•«* not meet Ml»* Slmpaon until be Hun* uf gal lens less water each meet* her at the Church Tuoaday. iiuy, iny privation*. day. mid and not leal feel eny Mia* Slmpaon wan divorced in City resident* were aiked to (ofl!»4it from Carroll Dewey Hipji of get tub baths and showers for the Teaneck, N. J. That marriage did not take place m a Catholic church. day. do all family laundering *• The tall) MIm Slmpaon was Imrn one lime, wash dithes in one batch, In Dallaa, Tex,, a daughter of the and even to drink one glan let. lute Col. William Sloan Slmpaon, during the day. cotton and rice planter. She at­ Talk uruund town IndicatedjNew tended private schools and then the Yorkers were taking "D ry Fri­ convent of the Sacred Heuil io day"--the climax of many curbs Torreadale, l*a. on water use — In tho-aame-gaod The Iriah-hom U'Dwyt-i, who humor that must of them exhibited roae from a peimlleaa liny .......I- miller wartime restriction*. grant to liecome chief executive (.'heck of the reservoir meters uf the iiatioii’a largest eity, was utter the experiment end* at mid­ circled for a second term lust night will show how many actual­ November- tin III* way up, the boy ly obeyed the "don’t" during the troiu llnboolu was a coal passer oil 2-1-hour per Uni. a freighter, a aloker oil a Hudson If Ho- saving Is hlg enough, Rivei steamer, a plasterer's help­ ■“ lire Friday" will be a weekly er, bartender, a heat-pounding holiday until the emergency ends. enp, u judge and a brl go idler gen Hut Hie saving can’t be too large era) In the uruiy during the Inst i oiupared to the normal dally use war. ill well over a billion gallons. HudIn Mluinl, Vlre I'realdent Allien ness and Industry use a big part W. Ilurkley and Ida lirlde held a of this total. nautical press conference cruising Drought, Increased use of water down illscnyii* Hay today— aml uml outgrown reservoir facilities both seemed to enjoy oveiy mom­ have cornblned to cut the storage ent of It. If to e third of the 000,000,06(1 The "Veep" wasn’t talking poli­ giillon capacity. ties. The nearest ho came to It was Today’s supreme effort is "not a leniurk that he Intended to bi­ n hippodrome nor an effort to as energetic as possible in govern sen1 1 - people,* 'says Water Centiiih i I work. mlssioiu-r .Hti-phrii J. Carney. Il “ | believe people in high office is “ii sincere and planned move" should make u point of explain­ aimed ut learning just how much ing government to the people. I'll water New Yorkers can neve voll-ontiuue to du that- I've always iinlarlly. been eneigetle," be added with “ isn't a success, the city will have tu take more drastic emu gi in. Tile Imueymoufiera posed fur vatlou measures, he warnad.tV the owner 6f aM aatatg In V ■roies ••( pictures during the H> minute trip Iilioarii the MU-lout •Iiliau Westchesiar County offer Muanu II ns guests of Henale sec­ lb. rity the MidbOAkOO g a lln . retary l.eslle lllffle. The yacht wa ei In hit iHleiMkiUid.“ * I In- president uf a M f s t y r *i is owned hy Arthur (Jardlner u ru m advertised In the ttefvspapi Washington and Detroit. ItV w “ We don’t mind this at all, H*( 'S to p F r id a y 's h a v in g kley told pliolograpliei a, as long 4s Hie Aluei ..... people laugh with look* just fin* ri«wr,>'.ahe said I us and not at us." The "Veep" posed In I 'apt. An Th* couple turned irp an hal gust Sur linin'* hat- -‘‘I look like hiiui late after snendlng the nig I an admiral of the king’s navy, he in Nci'lusiun at Miami Beach. lernni ked. Wtien pbnlii|(rapMi "In murrlege," he said, "I'v asked the hrtde to adjust the hut found that every man’* expert** 1 fur a old me, she refused "It TH PAN M M * i no. m ■rises reported by he Hanford Htaie Keans, I’teaitrul I leans. Pul (trart.lt titan*. Wi lien il *. Ml llrnccoll ('atibaa* Calling* ('a image, ! lied. ... Red n jir t l s>» •’orn. flsreai « Dos r r l I t utt I'ollard* H o i Brh I I lm Cnponuts, Florida aa i* a*■ is uu Celery . C rl 11 f J I'ocum liers, Faru-y Bis Buhls I I Sn kleaiilsnt Bu- R*hls I t V. Fsrsrol* Uu n p r I I I I.el luce. I In,siou K I. C rr I I is l.eiioe*. Icehera, d r y t'ech L A e r r 11 «<> Vlosiard Ureen* d u i Bch I *u Ohio its, (Ireen this itch It.nA pea*. F n tu * n Hu H n r » i >« Pep par*. Fa ncy ... Hu B»kt* H so Potato**, Red Bits*, t). h I (a t.h n*e* tmn itsrii*h«*. teen Hu t» h r * 11 on Hi s s ’ B r o t h e r JAC-'KHUMVII.I.K, lie. n. ' A1*i Denies Communist —*I5nrly *V#«» York pr Jt *** mi Fl»»i ■ lilii (riillM find «* *-lnh|«*n d* I1arty Affiliation bv lb#* Him* Vegetable Market v k kortui! tel N« mam Ml lift It i"f M l11'M fliiltlnlt M A K E Y01JH HEHEHVATIHN — NOW — ToMiiitoes T . ioim I i.e . \l* l i "rl I t sil -. III llh I t <1.1 Its i n HI S Alu.il llo i 11.. i I I 11 12 1C, Urn tlm j Mrffflier' ad urged peonle to deniaiid li O O d tor iti m o * , ike* EVdaneski rlis** rir* u* ii.iii *nil Teuaartu** O ff e rtils iiu a lliy then p rlc .i ipiulsd .s llliis for 4 BIO EVENTS L « N G W () O I) HOTEI V U is li No i IIm i llxi 1171 T a i» e i lo ,. | *) Hi t i ;- oi II biiIIh* |ia«vy i.otay ou *l> i<i*> noon rher shops polled *lg»S‘,,)'f>6 Muivlng or shampooing i Vlltly |iti<»r**r 3 An .HtttiMMb bUMhulfi Ynllow Htk'MlHblN*»t k 3.74-9 VO. m 2 vo, II mIi.hi f i (t»* Itit k it t«» Vfiy lurift Milo l.ito* 3 oil. liloMlv Hrmtmt l.&U, li tiiLMb p|m t itfu-JVO. 11m***11v 124-1.7*1, T oimmIopm fImIif !|*|»rui All Ilaw <4*1 flip 3 40. llr a iie tio ll -i NEW YORK, Dec. Irt— «/!'»— Alger Hiss* younger brother, Donald, denied in court today that he ever was associated with tin- Cominutiist party. 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M a r­ I Hifvlt’H AVOfUdim flitIM lll'lfl fr-t* '•« fit If Ifi ffitnil i) tm11fy I 60*2 Mil f*•« 12m *i*6. poufur *|nit111 v t l MMftllpr Nlifll flllta* 12« 1,76 Hnnp Ite-aiiB huMht'lw Si t ItueiM** black Vnt*>nlliit*« 6,50-7 <•*», 1‘h n I If nl m T'.-fl.'iD w ♦. ;. . "it fMWtrui Mlilt Iil V 4 (111*5 fill. Will 4 ««* 4.10, .11111 1 'rii birthiH*tvit Itiiiw ter»■*«n vitrlfl^ I in. leif11<l tiffiilin liufthrju 7 * IMi law K.ItO, |t«ttir«*r low if* Hi rn wbvi rl* m |n-r (iim 7" !•*‘tr* •r i'oiiii It Iim low iim 3,% O r 1% I*iimIu i lint*** *!*■ in#«llf rntifiri i v|t«* •tilt s fco ,'ifivlrt spy ting, hud mum>d Hint brother# an member* of • pre-war Communst umlmgruuiid that Tad government secret* to a Soviet syp rliifr. Donald Hi** M|i|>«*nrv<i n .-Jx defense witness today in hi* brother'll second trial mi per­ jury charge*. Me ditl not testify In the first trial, whch ended In jury disagreement. •'Have you ever been a r,,,n; rminlnt sympathiser or fi-llnw. liaveler?" the younger Hiss whs nuked by defenie counivl Minnie il. I'ross. "I have nut." he re|illed (Irmly, The witness, lull uml slriijbr llkt' Ills lO year-nld brother, formerly was M high State De­ partment official, added that h* was not In sympathy with Communliit Party principles. Crus* then naked if Alger I His* ever persuaded him to turn over any secret paper* *u Co], Hurls Elykov, named by rhumbera as the Soviet apy chief. “ Never." the wllneaa leplluj. >*'• Old lashiiiued 7 course Christmee Hay Dinner New Year'. I've Supper Dance New Year's Day Deluxe Dinner Service Environment ‘?r'&iTTr‘?7TOtr*Tr'fr7rfTYf^Ttr,,fr^'1»,?r^ M oi^e aijatrf industry were more veofTMA Man the general' public, Among the first to feel the pinct] have keen washers of *kvr rcrajsers, autos, locomotives and tmttfes. Busineaimen see dire results If preakgr* has to he towered or ra­ tioning resorted lo. Ifth** ere being Imposed on watdr waiters and violator* of re W h f n -H * :W * » T h e s e ( , * 2 '-to t. U nder - H U 'f t r f f I Vspa.bis unailorned wnlform, us­ ually .white, with p fe* of black yelyak A Moslem, he will *Jp vortgilv. Imt never flilfan a gles*. -Hi» wife is one of the recugnlaad beauties of the East. Fur his political agitation, ha yias exiled by lha Dutch iu .Bpmatrt before World War II. rii* Japanese teleasiid lillll. Ill the fm,r years of revolutionary war since 1P46 biirkaiim ha* been always In thy Ihjrk uf the figlitlng- ir w ii.io i Ftew r « s . *te*» In* ebniil II along1those lines." The illsrushion took place at u tiewk ronfetence at which Ross anntAim-ed tliat the President and his 01hi net will meet at the White Honk# at Hi A.M. next Thursday in a sprclsl cabinet meeting to disrtil* Hie foilhromltiK "state uf the union" message and other gov, ernmeut business, 1 Ron said bo ftkrt'd the K*v .West stories had "embarrassed" ,(letier*I Eisenhower and that was far ffum any Intention hy the 'President. i' Itos* said, "certainly nothing of.ffclar ha* com* from the White House." '• The President, up early as usual, took a long walk. He and secre­ tary William U. Iliiiett went over .to- the -yacht UHH Williamsburg to usy Encyclopedia Britannic* to nettle some arguments «a lu the origin uf’ the names of the months of the year. SurprUint . . . t i n colon, pattern# aud uiuUty Penney pack* into thrifty Tuwooraft* tie*. TlMerwUI epeB tillie tin e ou the reck. Iota of tin e arotiud e u i u 'i nee adding aroart good look* to hla^outile/ T h e v 'n vflen fully tailored, from ckoikie Mte fahHee. Unad S W wrinkles TheW l k n o t ^ n t o o t h l y X u ^ ^ o f Z Holiday Delight! H IIIH T N • lly A r r o w in W h ita and c o l o n ....... ' i.!. HI’O H T H H IK T B • B y B o ta u y, M e flrtR o r,,A rro w h i C a ll a . s M o rt, k e if e rlf ty . . . All Wool Flannel and G lU rdfaMk' Ung ' .- ... ., 7$ T « i n f is m f i r Je s t. % M *R*e U. R Pat, oc, , . BKI-TS . By lllrkok In ills or individually ........... , ; , v- ^ PAJAMAH • By Textron in Cotton and watkabd Cel THE BEST FRUIT! CAKE THAT 74 V * V -;»• MONEY CAN BVY ’* ** 1 f1 ■S'; 5 . • - - UNIIEHWEAR • Bhorta and Shirt* hy Arrow ed I.Ttkf - " *( ' — ’ ( i-r 0 v' 1 S lb a . | | J 4 ALSO AseT - l :Butter , Cookies — Tiny Bells 12 v:Sante Causes — Christmas Trees 'j; Hon^Cakes - Peppemute SWEATERS • By Janlien, Botany aud Mctire coal atylea .............. HANDKERCHIEFS • White Hum , baud euihroi ........... ; — . • ..................., s( *rrr*s I.UGGAGE . By BMMMlfe • Overulta Caadd > Marathon Hats Medium Band ROBES - All wool Botauy Fhaual Everyhedy’a Chriattuaa 1” Antiqued Cowhide Belt tintia out this Towner aft bait it WJftTkdi^' d Capeskin gloves �TH E H i H a t ty T t o r a % I W f t H U i ■■ I: g a .x 'is w i.t! s s l To Product Prosperity for Sanford. I'mtU i f f t A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUM E X X X X Established 1908 H igh Court Won’t Rule On Army Arrest ^Civilian Arrested By Army And Shipped To Germany Mu s t Complete Sentence W ASHINGTON. Dec. 19— </!*> The Supreme Court today rafuird to rule on whether the Army cx— (ceded it* authority hy smiling * • civilian in this country fur temoval to Gaimany for court-mac till trial on an old chart*. Tha civilian. Jama* W. Moblry. contended the Army had no right to arreil him on March 26. 1949, at Houston, Teaai. He laid he formerly wax a civilian amployr of the Aimp port exchange ai FrankIP fart, Germany, and while there wax arretted on a* chart* °l proper uit of ci|ar*tte coupon! ,He wat ditchar|cd from the civilian job and latar, the Army claimed, Had to the United States Mob(ey appealed to tha Supreme Court after lower federal court! refuted to arder hit release by the CIO Office Workers Probed For Reds W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10— (jflh -T h e CIO today began the til st of n series of hearings to be given It) memhrr unions ac­ cused of following t'oinmunist policies. The accused union 1 face pnssitile ecnnlsliui from the I no. t-’iret to he heard was the I'lilted l)f flee ami 1‘rofeeshmul Workers (IK II'W A ). Its ease went la fore a special thiee-man t'll) eommlttee, headed hy Kind Itieve who is President of lloCIO textile worker*. Another eoniiiilttee was to hear nffleers of the California State CIO council, hot no rnemliers of the California group thowed up. president James Durkin uf the UOI’WA arrived Idle accompan­ ied by a delegation uf 41) mem­ bers uf hi* union. Hleve would not let tile delegation in. Sanford Passes $1,000,000 Mark In 1949 Building Construction P e r mi t Records Are Twice The Amount Of ‘48 Sanfoid passed the million dolI far rnnslrurtiun mark during 1949 % .The Supreme Court today I and with two weeks uf building agreed to coniidar a three-way attack on a Washington State permits yet In lie recorded, conlaw which curb* union plcket- I slruriion permits of $1.0*10.012 in* activity, have hern issued, nr nearly twice T^rea unions— two of them the 1948 (inure of $580,147. John ordered to pay a total of damage*— appealed to ^hn til (lillnn, city building inspector, an­ buna) In an effort to upset the nounced today. law’a ban affalmt picketing when The total nearly etpialt combin­ there la no Immediate employe*- ed in 1947 and 1948 construction employe dlaputa. figures. Din inn 1947 constiuction m The union* claim this violates ▼ the free speech guarantees of hit an all time value of $(>5(1.176. the federal conatltutlon. Building permit* during the past ■In one of the three case* luur year* tol»l $2,929,940. indi­ which the court agreed to re­ cating the spurt in constiuction view for later declalon, u H re­ nter ton, Wuah., local of the Build- duiing the |>o*l war period. During ‘ as ree* te s t the four years of 1942 through 1945 permits totalled $394,481. , More than two-third* of the now construction for HMD ha* been In home*. Among the ntolor build­ ing prAJeet* I* Phillip* Manor In Army. Tampa Gambling Raid Nets W Poker * Playing -Clttoens TAM PA, Dec. 19,— (/P)— Twtn ty-nlne person*, nahhed when a Junior Chamber uf Commerce ipvaitlgatlon launched Tampa'* biggrit raid In months, war* under gambling charge* today. Member* of a Javce* Jayce# law onforcsnirnl cummltts* yWOre to u warrant late .Saturday night alleg­ ing gambling wat being conducted in a itmall barbecue house at one of Tampa* mo»t popular drivein restaurant*. Circuit Judge Henry C. T ill­ man nlgned tha warrant and Sher­ iff Hugh Culbreath atnt officer* to Ihe Deep South Drlve-ln, on Well-traveled Hillsborough Ave­ nue, about I A.M. Sunday. Jack Danlola, 41, wall known Tampa restaurant operator, waa charged with operating a gambling house, (leraldfn* Thomas, 29, waa rharged with being an inmate of a gambling houae. The other 27 ware arrested on simple gambling counta. Elks Club * Makes Appeal For Used Toys M. L. Reborn, chairman of the Slka Annual Charity Chriilma* Trae, this morning urged the pub­ lic to donate uted toy* fur the tree. Ha added that the toy* should be brought to tha Elks Home on Rail Second Street by Friday, Tha gift* Will be distributed under tha tree In tha yard at tha Klka Club at 9:00 P,M. oh Chrl.tmaa Eve. Tha age limit for chil­ dren who receive ley* haa been aat at tan ytari, Mr. Reborn stated. N U T 8 T O GODFREY N E W YORK, Dae. Radio Star Arthwr Godfrey waa deluged with mount* during hi* monilng program on CBS today. The coconut* war* aent by realdenta of Fort Myers, Fla., In a "Nut* to tJodlray" campaign urghim to taka port in that r> aantennial ana pageant of ' rrlabratloh n*«t Feb. It ¥ Two BS’.a Anita algo i MHO ------ on th# • «« °f a tyv-axed* during n JACKSONVILLE, 1 -Temperature taMai Ktaflrg Atlanta Atlantic City Boston A Buffalo ™ Burbank Chicago ' Daa Moines Galveston I jl wOr lean* « Myers * tkaonvill* ■I 68 64 49 64 41 41 tt 8 78 77 n it as 10 44 84 FT 48 67 ............. Sayre Is Accused Of Commie Deals r a l ? * A w w la lt d Press Leased W ire D E I'. 111. 1949 NF.W YORK. Dec” 19 <>v> A witness in tlir Alger' III** pniurV trial Irstiiird today that Whittaker Chamhrrs told him irt l'*4t) that Francis 13. Sayre, now L’ S. tepmcntslive on the Unitrd Nations trusteeship council, was head of a pre-war communist appsitu* m tlir Slatp Department. The witnri* wqi Mslrmn t'nwlrv newspaper and msga/inr writn C h * m l> r r x. the Kotrintiiriit’. ■Iiief witnns against lh*». hat testified that H ill gate Inin *e, irt State Department paper* m I'Mb and 1937 for traninmimn i„ Snviel spy ting. Sayre formerly wat an a»*i*i.tnl trnelary ai slate and wa* Hits' hois. He testified in the |>re*enl trial that Hiss was hit right-hand man and did an outstanding tub. When infnrniad uf Crowley's testimony, Sayre told n reported todav it wn* "prcpoBteroLi*" He recalled Cowley had made n simi­ lar statement at the fit hi H is* Tr Ini litut slimmer nnd I lint ( ')iniii* In'rs had denied he ever talked t<> Cowley aliont Sayre. Cowley’* statement, Navie -not. "I* Just as ridiculous now n> it was then." Havre is an siili-ln lnw «l Woodrow Wilson. t’owiey told the jury of eight women mid four men I tint * hnm her* mentioned Hayre nl n meetin |lie New Weston Hotel here •in Dec. Ill, 11140. He ipioted t'hmiiher* II* saving Sayre, limn High Corninlssionor to the Philippine*, "wn* lieitd of a Coinmuni-t ap; pnratu* in the Stale Heimriiiient. Referring to note* which lie -md he made that *ame dav. fowley said Chamber* told him there were ■anUutions working in the governwent in the ! 9 f V “eju . >» knowing of tho otlivr m lirtf* Citatnbara, Corley tinned I.nly two men that were familiar to h im -rta y'" “ t"1 N": than Wilt, former secretary or the National 1-nhor Helntinn* Harry Smith Is Elected Head Of Boy Scout Group The major city project du«''" the year ha* been the new $4-.,W swimming pool now nearing com­ pletion In Fort Meitori Parki- A new high In permit* waa'reach* In October when more than OHO In new construction was au ■ orlxed. ___ ________ of America, at a meeting hrhlav night aI Ihe KiilsropeJ I nrlsh House. He ancreed* Paul F*. Ray­ mond. About IM> scmil official* uml their wive* were present at the dinner and meeting. Paul Stine, Orlando, wi* re­ elected first vice-president nnd Ralph A. Smith, .Sanford, second vice-president. Doyle flnrnulil, tlrlnndo, ivn* elected treasurer. Named a* member* of the Ex endive Hoard were W. II. WakeITH A C A . N. Y., Dev. ID— ' iiuin, Orlando: Laurence Johnson, — Cornell University todayt stmt, Daytona Hugcfi) U. W. MeTaggerl. two "drinking societies f j" " 1 MvliNMime; Judga Troy Hall, Leesthe list of recognised student loirg; Dr. John Cnnn. Delomdi organisation* after u slud-m Marion Harmon, Hanford and Eli!* wAi wportRd to hivu rirnHy <1 Mlrkler, Kissimmee. from drinking a quart of mat Eleeted as reprr*entatlvea of tlna cocktail. „ „ „ ihe Hemlnol* District at Largo In u letter In the Cornell Sun were H. H. Crumley, tha Rev, A. thl* morning, Cornelia W. <h* ; ti. Mrlnnla and H. F. WheelerKiawlet. acting president of lie-' Jr. of Oviedo. University, said he had banned Congressman Bid Ilarlong told all activities of Mejura and Hem of the value of Buy Scout train­ L'Amed (Mummy). ing nnd of his early association The Sun. student dally new* with a scout troop in Leesburg. paper, said d# Klewlst's action He urged that young people lm resulted front an Inflation con­ taught lelf-reliancy and not to get ducted by the two societies rrt the Idea that u "henevolant Unci* day night, at which a student Hnm," will support them. drank "an excess of martinis. E. C. Hogan, Jr. told uf the In­ The Bun said the initiation crease In Hoy Scout members lasted an hour and a half. The university identified the from 700 in the mid-thirties to student aa Harry C. Melton, 20. nearly 4,000 in the central district presant. I>. E. Denson gave a Junior from Wallingford, Pa.. at the Silver Heaver report. R. 8. Drown, chairman of the Bemlnola District Committee, welcomed the gruup. M, (I. Hnxwel, deputy n-gloiml executive, gave the re­ gional greeting*, Dr. John Conn Straughan’a Redwood Loghouar gave the report uf the nominating a huge hollowed out section of a committee. 1,900 year old California redwood Charles Morrlxon led th* group tree which haa been formed Into a singing with Harry Weatar accom­ three room trailer, was shown to­ panying.__________________ Cornell Cracks Down On Drinking Parties Redwood Tree Helps Crippled Children LRGION M E E TIN G Tha local post of tho Amerran Legion will hold Its aenmutl Christmas meeting tonght all mambars ere requested to tiring toys to be given bp the [«gian to the Elk* Lodge for distribution to children who otherwise would not have tops on Christmas morning. The supper start* at 7:80 o'clock, end th* meeting nt H:00 o'clock, with n special pro­ gram directed by Kanpto Houaholder. A report will be given about the pMMiinter held j&V; N o . 346 Gay Declines Pilots Club Kress Stores Tax Returns C ■ ( i* Hiss Trial W i t n e s s Says Former Asst. State S e c r e t a r y Was Head Of Ce l l Church construction now until i wav nr completed bas an eslilmntj .1 value of more than $160,000 II" citsl of the new Presbyterian Church Anas'* I* $66,000) Dial "f the Methodist Church annex. $'•". Harry Smith of Winter Carden poo and nf the Hapll*» Church »" was eleeted president of the Cen­ ouu. , , . lie*. $44,000. tral Florida Council, Hoy Scout* day at Magnolia Avanua and First Street for the purpose of aiding tha Elk* obtain donations for the Harry Anna Home for Crippled Children at Umatilla. The tower cut of the original log measuring more than nln* fast In dlamatar and more than aa feet in'length was eut 44 fast above tha base of tha trge. Mora than ear of work waa required for tb Btraughan aad hla son-inlaw, William Gnidiei, to complete tha trailer, which eontaina furni­ ture made of redwood In Ita bad i, living room.and kitchen. The removed more than 10,000 _ Met at lumber frem the wet­ ter of the log. e mild r .; day. NEW SPAPER MONDAY S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , svu been tippet* epnotr the**, It'h k vr beert'vplated and the remaining seven will he finished within thiee weeks, xald Mr. Glllnn. . ('iimmerdal construction ha* 1,1Witt hn* rnfused >" fommeni totaleil |2 2 0 ,Oitr, in value, anil mi-ludes ihe new Margaret Ann Gmeery, the Piggy VV)**ly Grocriy, nnd the new building of Seminole ( (’uunlv Mnlors, Inc. 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( I•X1111f"I | trial Mil l <<m111 bill In lit Wtli 1(4 In 111>111■ Hit III till* i I b f i i tt (Ml ■i piibllr ttprakri l i mitlriisiri Mini ' *1 I IU II \ mi M ill'll in In I ti D'U \\b»‘1l i il lirlnngt with tlir iclm 111 hi I - III IIJlHItl I)||I lit HD I 11i1S|1111 hi ||i flit' •bitllipimi nf ......... ii *. 1 11 t» ' •uf til In 3i1'll "t IIII11|l*» ||:|i||I1Ml ( mI ,111i a* itII"* 1b- Mtiyli *i * air making the gtcalrsl iin>l ,kxii nl be will rui I n rmif«M Will tirrnitii' 141 t Mtlllt'll III1*4*1111$' it* iilitl Hulr tlhl KtltALHiv i Mtniiiil I..... 141*111 I ' ' **' fI nf their livct, said the l(l !(■ ti l)! m| lltH I "I tt, lll'llllxt-, milt I'hr pH I t" 1 I ' k It. *- 1 b 1li W PI* Mutiaii'ii i-* hImiiii i irini in litMipq tfiniiiH llie 'llltl Imh W i li I ’ ' ■ t’ M( I". Hr my 1 l.nilllil, liithn|i di.idlu1 < IMI ♦xi -'I I tv IM'Xl lllilil || tn II Mil Sworn III Willi Mill/irx writ' I I I' M ...I tin' r \i hii|* iitpfil w »b •’ i *••.$ ( 1 h(l lx i i n m i L i n r n i l i u r M i»f hiw | i b r i u l p a i l v sil ul nf the F|)iu'(i|).il Chun h lm s- ui1 [MMle mm Hit I btnlir •li dm ii ii kI Ah ' ' I v ‘ *b1' vfJii' hvr iiiemhem t>! tb. pn M iiKleui. I i i , < I I hi I ,-1 * c,n Flurida at the Knt.iiv him I" -n elei M in i lift I L i " , b (I, \ Il i li! V M•■11.*i ■ , Munir I - ti HI I \Miit# 11ir*I •\ They lunl (iimpm^iiiMi -lire*" u m m ih mniiix11-1 iff Hir 1 -•11b11li•11 billy nil Mu* -siiinr mill Sn mil t - i d l«i hr I I I , ,1 h\ lit, \|,|..ieon \\UnillW *(, tndav. TM ) l l l l i . b -1.1 I ", $*■*• "The Clumh wn* nr\ci .** *n m.- wen Mli'- l i i -I mi t mui 1, t-fb.'i . Ill) phltfiMtUtt Jljfttlb't llir I .itIn11 pm i v \i11 , ilr, hm -l to ple.id ho m e n t h «‘M •net mi m *1i i l i p . ti III*1 ») t. t b '•-•Wile, III In kmm >iii M illilem w ii I o i i i o I i-oilll on a* it it today". Hi*lm|i l.inillil •> I day III, 1 , 1). i'l lint 1it' n**i i41 w ilium "b u b hml rond..llcil 1 pufiili i»tt I Di* " - l ' m * b*u nm mo*- i|n-i ill, , h uei-i anil w.i- o "Kvcn ii il it tiur that unit ’ i'l Mt Ki ll n p i f i'UtllU* Kitii! f l i mii I KraibipiiM nt Arthur Will inin I'm Men* Irmlri mill'd on ,-iyht otlii-i <, iioiii Ml I'lir«*i* liiuil'i • ,ih l 1ivti i -1•*t a prttrlll ui tlir |icu|ilc 111 nm ...... Igl- \ 1 •f tiu> (hkiintrv pints mel n ...... . IblllH* l.imi, Whin\V nt IniiMt-i i*i prh(i|* Miitiittlir. vsut ttWMMi ii o- w out ol illi-gi-il ah,,i iie-i I,v I n t i llinit I I I . try Itrlung In any *Inti* I# tli, 1 , I'l IMlf M Mil 1•*t .til t ]tit v I , V4ari » iMt deputy plum I lg*i|(| nil* I 11 L| 11* 1luc'it , 1; nriiiM iiiiniilri « o d l . ii m .i n tioop mol,-i In* , onioi'i in I a lughci pen rut age than cve, II1141 fil-T VV•Iinibfl mi'tliltl't nl I lie Mi'i ni ly A i m l I br- mI ■ IMl$ 7* HTMH«l4»Mr«l (in -I i i h i i D llo- \,i/i 1111.111,111 nl I ’ulaml mui rim u m - 1 1 fine. I hat i* nut a hut hut n vnu oel III, *1.1 T wm ntlit'i b i l h p" I -«■ M, ittn I I lie Chun li it tlnnigrt tud.n in ■ III I'lilf lie was i l , !i:Odh i d -i m a a a, n- Mill V t >41U, | M, \* 4■I r ♦ rvciy cuunlry in Hu- wurld il m |tt Ml tb* I m m I ),\ till-’- ii military cool Is t-o I I II |III) I gI*111•I i'll II | ' | | It hat iu-rii hrhirr tlllimglmu1 * lit l nf FllPinU I 11 i l l f ppip 'i i.i, d i m e uml lout lo-eo o- , npn bin pH, TIm u i 11. In■ f In i Mm , liiitury.” . -t v foi tool,' t loin f on i y e n I ,t i , - 1he l i i i l i l , l o ought him l>* I .. M is Hi'fliu it v Hit i t *J*1- n n t l l i i u Chriutimi* gifts wen- iin-*i,i'1 f » 1 itiit Mini ii i ll '[ lie Hi di h Ifni e a m ........ - <1 nl * won* I n *b In Mr*. M. D. (iatchi-1, Mi* M I Miiaslein's 111itI ro ds wai ■I mtl•* l. -lv gart-t Yale*, uml (icoigc Hi- > ,! I II** v$ bull- n ' i 1In- Ilmcw* S O U T H H E N It, In .I. Ii,-,- lu gt" t'I’Ullolls III hr half uf the Rotary I'Ini' W ASH IN G TO N , lie,- i -i , |,| * *- 11it***.I u , 1 I lie Field M n -hill' d.'l, Hi- ' w H liftn* v. b. ii i i nJ'l A pi elt y, i In u i- mat i led •loirle* A. I.lndlii-igh -avt- mml IS, W. S|icnet-r who i-xpri— hc,i I In iiiotlim l **111 li> • ! 11i«*$*r •oim-el had d" -'I ilii-d him a till appri-ciutlun nf the club ........... hiMi-u-wife iva- tn-hl today in the ern man has allow id Melem-e 1 M1 finii't klenv I-i - ■ muruiKi'i! ,ill»' laving -,f lo-r Im^loiml, foond "illHidatu hillt l,»> gientlv fr„o i r , hero of llo- I d - im a o i-< -,>1■■ fine fund uml good M-rvtci- llo- defeli-, illltigeil llo \ It,---. b* Rf1*1 Mill I lig* n -i * \ they had n-ndcrud tin- mpuin - dead til (to- l<it<-li*-li of Itieir Meat 'In- earth to u In, Ii In- an- lioio. Thl* IMI I tilt t I I III l*i* Mill 1.1 r o in l n d i r d a d s diintig win apartment on Sonlh lt,-ml‘ < ea*l thin lliruughuul tho year. IV ilios throwing In- wind,* e*i-i,-oi'< 1.. 11"in v mui I line indlai lo Itoise allege I 'I i m i i , F l u n k tf, ) out of Imlnm-p dent tiouiKi1 Tuuhy nnmiiun-i-il < ,i - ide iciiu, 11, l»y b i b i • 1 •-in •broil ({I i Von Mali-tein as clime Dele,-live eiiplnio l-'H-Mmlit l.em llii-rr will In- no im-i,|iiig nf i • "If we are to l„- tinailv smvi-s- o'.ini-t i vt imluvv <t| a hi..i, min in wliicii I in* rein I loond Man leni go III h-r odd tin- 'II vlllli lii-xl Mnmlay nr mi .In" "M ""ini..... fid," the "Lime Fugle' Vf ||e.-, ' a 1 bat gr ol "di I egaidillg In ■ b u y II11 9i|f|)( Mh Iona II l.i nil UlTinnit nf Illy ('III j-.|mil was - barged Inins Allntille (King .......- ,|. S l m n f f* 4xI fi< *■1 hltl t be line N ew Year hnljdiiy*. m i l l "iini'n iig a lio ii i ,, i n m d e i . " dared in a weekiod addles., *-\Ve d u ly " to -r c illi- piddn oul, i nnd ♦ppan'iilly Mini . .i n mi u lutafinv Dl*hn|i l.uiittil wa* mi mil" - lie aid -lie ltdIII II I*-i| Ihe fatul mini meuHiire i-ientifie a,-con, 1.. u-specl liionly tmlioi, Mi con hy tin- Hov. H. L. Zlnnin-i man - 1 > Inoil lug of Iter luinliliml, Ralph pll’ hmlints hy III,-n effect on mart , igu-nce ol which h u g e m in dn'l’i ■IllV'M, <l lews and ollim Soviet , tl Ig<-1- ■ polnli-il nut that tin- spi-iiki-i ■ Lo ng , HI, rally Holiday after an himself," ,, l i e shot, hanged, pn "d iiiiil T i l HI s t III 1 It a former rector of flatly i > all inplil dunking party and i|uurTo date, he told rm-mher* of 1 IIS A M , I I 1 l*.e. I-i f.1'| Church and a funner tiit'iuhrt 1 lel. "lie was the only one of toy the Aero Club of Wa-hingion, lie- l m wneil In special MH ....... p i in ilo- nicn of Ins conitnand W illia m Id-t - I , fill, i n titer the Sanford Rutury Club h u -h a m l- I really loved," l.ernlei effeel lm, not lo-eo entirely good Hi- was nloi found guilt v -d " n t ld ' a clitiini" *, '""-■tin player, i* Calling atti'iitlui) lu tin- *irn-niv said *he Htihlied. Lindbergh ma le one of Ids rate ratline to "sri-iue hilinii"" Ui-iii a ft ce intm t ...t , a1tec *gi i log Id uf L'lirlatma* carols hy I In* m- in Tile ileteetlve said *lia told of public appeal unn-* liefore tin- .....Ill ,,f Soviet pliHUIlel* of war. month* and l i 1 n.v - of a v- tr's Ic t iU iM t oa r t* t v « * i Jamming one *holl Inin a hunting oviutlitn gruup Siiinidiiy night to in couseipiemr ,,f which many d 'enteoco fin y d ili a of pinole. rifle mui filing il into the floor rereivfl the VVnglil Itinlhers Me T11i-m died ol were -dmt. lie had been . .it '■ d of a murali JELLY K IH II I h i X h HIM Hill llo- emit 1 in-quitted It"' 1 '"Id o f fease lt|vo|yiii| i liny. IIRLSHANK, Australia, Dm n "JiikI In »earo him." She limited moriui Trophy lot lugli pnhlitier Inn-band a* saying, "What's Mursliul oil d i a l ges he iinilmll/ed serviev to aviation lie spok I* (111 N o friend -o •"hit 1 Vi- . yyi.ia mi — (4*1— Ilrlntt Androw McNaiium, I'nltib 11ii ltd to meet Mo i1" >on e at Mi-lo ai perlldlleil killing of III, wa* attackml uttd killed yi-*i- - the malli-i, losing your aim?" •lid mill -dll v til . , , , the tilth seinitvrr annlvi-i-uiy of till* tin llfll! III JR* mal l” Lenilrl said ahe then told of he left tli" jail M '- tetday and inni airplane flight at Killy Hawk, "'‘ Dell* ami nia-s ext.-tmnod"m day hy u giant Jfliyfi*li at N--i'i> Jewa uml other tacial tWottpa. walked alone into do- ruin. Mission IlfHvh, 17 mill-* i-n--t 1 srri'umiiiK at him to turn around N, CJ, nnd faee her, and then of firing He also wa* tii-ipiilled aeipillled of Tally, In North (Juct-nHliiud. l.indhergh said he greeted the clairge lie aullmri/ed and pet mitt another shot. The Imllrt struck The hoys' father poundi-d nmt ■H-euslun with mixed emntloii* ft! transfer of Jews mid oilier kicked the huge thing in a di­ near jamg'* heurt. 9 H O pp,N ? A V « t i S I.lneotn llri^ it, one of Mis. Hiiicd ths time of the Wright ■.idol group* 1“ the HH and lie«lpt'rate hut futile effort to saw in brothers., he said, aviation lm* n|Hi, knowing the |trisonet* were l i 'o i i u r t r i | t Tkraal ton's Ufa, Th* boy died In agmn "declined" from an art to a *cl to lie killed. from the stlngx. The Jellyfish -h.l ence. Y O U T H ’S M URDER TR IA L In .Syria, a gioup of Syrian away and escaped, JACKSON. Miss., Dee. 10- (/»*) "As we have prngrt-*«ed in tinir, i* t i N * M e « * si*’ — The case of Ronnie I'itts, IH- science o f' aviation," In- added. u t ^ . ^ 7 LAW M AKRH DIES year-old high school student "we have ssparaled ourselves from F L O R ID A S U N S H IN E JA C K S O N V ILLE- Dec. Id. id'* charged with murdering hi* •he balanced quality uf life, x x x L A K E L A N D . Dec. lb -dV) ...................... — Former State Rap. Cliath-* A. sweetheart's father, is experted "How are these perfected air There's mi end in sight to l-'lurMitchell, 4!>, of Vero Heath died la go to the Jury late today. craft to he used for the henefii of bin's hlomv weather, unexpectedly at a hotel hen- yes­ Attorneys begun their final man, to raise his standards In the The Federnl-Hlato Frost Warnterday. arguments this morning In hi* deeper sense 7 argui lag Service foreust partly eliuidy Mitchell, prominent Vero Reach trial, "Great factoriea full of Workers, uml continued mild weather to attorney, was en route to hi* home Under questioning Saturday by great speeds over the surface of night and tomorroy, with a few from Tallahassee where ho attend- prosecutor M. M. MeOnwan, tho tho earth, crest destructive power, scattered showers along the low­ nek Uema ___ ■_______ ad a atal* road conference a* at­ high school Junior told of being ■such B u yC H D IS T M A S g ^r arg TmprexxTy*r they er cast coast. torney for tha Indian River board nude and Intimate with Anna are eve* essential to our survival The outlook is for mild weath­ He was a representative iw31-u:i. Hsndsraon, 17, iOis Meeis oa r u * rive) er through Thursday. Woman Shoots :ird Lindbergh Sa y s Husband To Death Science Uroteds After Wild I•arty Humans Too Much S 9 �The tubcrculoslK deith rate In the United- States for HMD Ih setting an nil-time low record showing i reduction . of about 10 percent from the figure of the yew before. The lakar XT. m il), at Ik* Faat 0(1 ' present rate In the population Is only about one-half that ■aalure. r iu .ie a , aada r i l l i Canartaa at M arch B, IS M . nf 12 years ago, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance — lio i.iA X ii i^ ~ t»iik / r— Company. '* cellar ( i n i lii i iw O M A N "The gains against titberculosto have betm accelerated H a »la r«* M a a a « » , during the postwar years" the Metropolitan notes, “and BPHIH I t l l - T I O M M A T O S , should the recent trend continue the disease before long i will be relegated to a minor position among the causes of * > Months .......................S Z a.im ! illness and (tenth in our country.*1 1»» (ta r . ------ .......... iron1 At present only one state (Arizona) has a tuberculosis T i l t nhlianrr nnilren, cards a( ♦ » l * . rrsolullfton bm4 aatleoa of deiil b rate of over fit) per 100,000 population. In 1083. when ■imslsm.se fnr lbs ss.sssr «,l Albina fsn-ls. will be rbarav4 for nationwide figures first become available, It) states and the «■ reaalnr n4trrilslaa rales. Ilist riot of Columbia had rates of 60 or higher. T k ir ^ S lN Nnllnaatii U f InIntensified public interest arid Hpppprt,( of which the Xa4 Vbieaner X iw b i s ls i li.. •».. S#n *«•■>. I'bbaan, Unroll. i'hristmns seal campaign Is part, is seen as ah outstanding I nnsns l l l » , nnit m. I.nala. Tito Herald Is a ■ (■ k e r al The (actor in accelerating the decline of UM^tubfMgkjaU dettth , rssrlnlrd I'rrss Mhlrb In eallltril rale. Since the end of the wat* case finding n u wen push­ .1 lelaMsrlr In the nse (nr repabll- ed in an ever widening area and nt present about 10,000,000 l Ilian <>r nil ilir Inrsl news prtairH I i Ibis newspaper, na well no nil licrsiins a year are receiving X*ruy examinations. At the same time, efforts have been initiated to increase the facilities for the rare anil treatment of the tuberculous. ItcM ONDAY. DEC i ciit research on streptomycin and other new drugs promises TODAY'S HIHI.E VKRHK that chemotherapy may piny n larger role in the future. Kurt her expansion of the present mass X-ray campaign We ran ncllliei deceive *arorHc„ « ir (Sod. Deliver my soul, O Lord, especially among older persons and In the rural areas, ami f om lying lips, and from a deced Hie provision of needed facilities for the treatment of pat­ f it tongue, r n. |lit);2. ients are set forth as the more important requirements for continued advance in the battle ugalnst the disease. Gcnefdl I, hr li bower says In "The great progress being made ,Ih no cause for com­ won't be i.ilkrd in to tunning iui President, loo had, 1 bail's our placency" the Metropolitan says. "Only unremitting efforts thing w i’Sgrcc with Senator Prppci toward prevention case finding, treatment and rehabilitation will bring the desired result - tho vlrtunl eradication from ibis rountry of this former health Hcourgo." iMtahiA •Inin r . r r p i NctafSi ■oil Maasar 1a» ___ III Mkh nulla Avegae (• D id arraad rlauia aial rilinunliotll tlir ildtc liiw cnfnit r ment olfbcii. new paprts ami r.i dim It.itmiu .nr u.iinilii: tile penplr agsimt llv l>v inglirk, slick change artists, j;ul'l bin l .alr.mcn, pick­ pocket), liicd" .tv I>iitclit, ami i n ond ilniy iiimi m |iii >||<icI to Fluml.i St thil (ilim <i| yc.ii limn .ill nvrf the countcv In piry upon the untuipechip: public Pul yuur'trinncy in the bank and leave it ilirir. Hrmembci d a gct-tii liqnirk Mltmir Weir any gmul, it wmildn'l bate In Im peddled Most girls nqw 'in, arrontlury qchbqlu fiolkijii' fntme for gruntea IfiUie family clrcufmiluficOT permit. Tl«‘ ITi iod him lonjt Hlficn pUH^'d wtjcii only, the dwyg ilk4 furndy were cotidtlcfi'illcolW^ adtellltl. Thu Artmrli-MJi, AHsoclnlion of Utilverflity Women lias lately, Hcfwevori: bm) Tryifllf to iMUDt tftc■Valltb' ’tif cumore years of ncudemii' work for women after high school. A (im'Htlontmlre sent out to 30,000 members of thlH groiiii , D D I. tlir vvimilri irnriliculr id tgoild Wai II, iv ItmiMli: (lilt to br not all It was n.iikrd up lo br. I| liai to br lord miiIi i arr on vrgetrble (tops m iodilei lot t.illlr (ft it is liablr to poison llifiii. and then after it lia, brrn nvrd on m4cts for a m |ii|c lliry iccin to lie <4imr accusloinrd lo jl and tlirivr. Wouldn't it br wiintlrifu! d Hi*' Mamie bomb Inins out . tlir samr May? Just nomrlliing to wntiy MKxit dial never amuunl* lo «ny^'For iryeu y. tn mall ami luv (Me bad not spoil ■n lo c.icli ollici. ■ t pstenis ill liv< <luklrrn, |iJ|v M r niaiiied lm m-iitf,' ydafei; i t a aliened lo have iopr. mil 'with jfijolliri woMiiiii. iilie would nut a v a ile liiin. nor allow lilin In gel A liv m r t . So' they r.mililtncd In |M lllfit [eel, utidci lilt Mine lublr, ogee limes a day. % r> days in m i yr.ii, lm *rvrn yrari, withag sfm*.ikinit io cadi oilier, (oigelUpg no doubt lli.it wr 11.nr loll & e life to IKr, have no way of IJ^itlR it !>yrl. CAIlbopr.b Mime Sanloid buiincis (fours ucic advriliiing fnr help a newspapciv all over the South, We giiveimornt vlill paid i*> pcians in 'Seminole county not io vLotk duimg the week ending D n . 1 but peibspv mc ilmtild be tliankA l this wai I'M Ir than llie 233 A id not to wmk during the werk ■ding Sept. i. Altogrlhcr lliiougbP all of Hoiida llirte weir 2't,S O who weie paid nut lo work in Apletnbcr, and they wcic paid ft,?l5 ,0 3 l by the "runtemplible tapeyeis". UutiiiH the finl II Epnllis of tins yrai, ibis one leaw tt of the Wrllste Stele cod the Bople of Florida $10,4)0.170. A i n our strugRla for security we Aten overlook the important tilings A life we^have toms Id lake lor . ((WalJnsia tram raa* Imre of (bo club as a hail M Ibe programi Hii-Imp l.ouilft (aid th^t It wnx'pnlhltig ihnrt of a miracle thlit Ih* Mi Hi of a child In in manger D Unci cHehraled 2,000 yc(trs after (lie wept. "JTIils (y one of the ipont renmrkablri iblngk in all history," he said, "for tgle child so honored ws» n ,1ew,„ I meinher of a racr llial liMil lajen pnrseriited, that hnd been rnnqueu'd liy thn Roiuans This child had liccn born of humldr parents in an obscure town in a iemote purt of I lie Empire." "Nothing In Ilia life Imd given nrnmtiic of any lasting icputatlnn. lie had iieen a rarprnler liy trade. Inter beenming n teacher, and finally an illwraul prrtchrn with very llllle means of support, no social standing or p«lllirnl influ­ ence. And nt the end He had haen crucified ism a common criminal and nailed lo Die cross between two thlrvrs liy all slaudarde of modern life when He died al the ege of 33 He had been a dismal failure. o ig "Yet here We are two thousand years later, ringing hymns In n il honor, In spite nM lis humble be­ ginning, He was without doubt the greatest elnglo influence In the history of the entire world. j" "Though Hln supporters warji week and dlsdrggitlted. same doubled and others betrayed Him, I hough they wrro hire Him cruci­ fied and thrown lulu prison, and fed to the Ilona in the e f f o r t -to stop this movement which than wan against th* law, they had within four centuries conquered the Roman Empire. 1 "Then came the Invasion of the hurbarlnnH from the North, and Wife Of P rafrtfnt Doctor Kills S#lf Supreme Court The Fight Against TB, |lliy Christian world was overrun Jjy the Vlsgolhs, the Vandals, uml< the lluns and every elrmenl iff, 'known clvilizntlun wnx drstroycH *X(V|it ibc Chrlsiian Church. It .Whs tlir OUO thing which Hlonjl. flrni and In the eml II coriverted tlir hnrhurlans." "How was this miracle Hcroiiw' pllshnl?" asked Hlsbnp l.nutliL nli-hccl ?" asked llivbop I,outfit. "The world becrmir flesh mill ilWrlls aiming ils' ", lie miiil "The hlytory of (lie CIi i i »IIioi rtmteh shows thcie must be a line) who cares." By L U C IE C E H UDGINS life as a magician. Suddenly Zexop appeared around the corner of the barn. "Too late,” whispered Santa sadly. A hundred Wiggle Waggles Joined '/flop and pushed around the corner. "Too late I" they echoed gleefully. But Mr. Dllly raised hie head. So quickly that no eye could fnllow nig hand, ht yanked a rope from hie pocket and flung one end Into the air. "It’s the magic rope trick," he shouted. "Follow met" Santa looked and Henry looked and even the Wiggle Waggles stopped to look. Mr. Dllly's rope wes standing straight up on the ground and Mr. Dilly wes climb­ ing tho rope.” In an instant Haute end Henry followed end all three climbed steadily Into the blue. In the neat moment the Wlggie Waggles had recovered .from their astonish­ ment but when they raced to the rope it really waa ton late— this time ton late for themi Santa had pulled the end of the rope up after him and the Wiggle Wagglee could never never reach it. Meantime the other end of the rnpe rose as far ae the eye'could see. Mr. Dllly. Santa and Henry climbed for hours. When they were too tired to go on Mr. Dllly lied the rope Into rings and they all theree sat dawn in midair to rest, "Mr. Dilly," said Santa. "This is one nf the finest tricks I’ve ever seen. You are a greet ma­ gician." "Well," Henry reminded them abruptly. "We got away that time but what do we do nowT" Neat: The Thunderhlrdi, Santa, with Mr. Dllly and Henry close behind him ran into the harnn where the flying reindeer were kept. "W ell fly Hway on the deer," said Santa puffing and panting. •'Then we cuii decide what to d# next." “ Where are the deerT" erird Mr. Dilly. "It’a in dark in her, I can't see them." “ Hcr.-y, light the lamps," or­ dered Santa. (Jtiirkly the boy obeyed. Santa amt Mr. Dilly and Henry each took h lantern to the stalls and peered in. There were no rein, ■leer. In.sted eight little gum drops, green and orange and yel­ low, liiy In the straw. "Oh, my!" gasped Santa,., ” 1 can’t think what has happened, i can't understand why my magic wnnd caused this terrible thing." Henry dropped his head. He bad to tell Santa what had happended, " it ’s all my fault,” ne whispered so low Santa could scnrrelv hear him. "Why, hoyT” exclaimed Santa In surprise. "No. not" cried Mr. Dllly In s loud voire. "It'a all my fault!” Why, maitT’” cried Santa, more surprised than ever. Then Mr. Dllly and Henry told Santa low they hail taken hi* wnnd in the woods to learn how to get n rabbit out nf Mr. Dilly's lint. They told how they had lost I lie wnnd and the Wiggle Waggles found It nnd gave Henry their evil wnnd In Ita place. 'And that’s the wand you inivp now.” finished Henry “That’s thr reason It cursed our frlrnds instead nf the Wiggle Wai-glos." For a Inng time Santa sat thinking. Finally he said, ” 1 <],, m,I clnre use thin wand again for who knows what evil It might M ADRID, Dee. Ill— t/D— denermine, lint, anyway, the Wiggle allsslmo Francisco Franco yester­ Wangle* will never have It day announced the engagement of aguild" . Ul-yrnr-nld daughter, Carmen, Witli that he broke the stick Ids nvrp and over across his knee to the 29-year-old Marquis De a doctor. it was in a dozen pieces and Villaverde, The public anounrement was <>f mi uve to anyone. read over the Spanish national ’Now." be said. We must gel radio while the young couple was hark my waml and all will be exchanging traditional pressnts at well." a small party In Franco'a 16th I'll go after It!" cried Henry. century Pardo palace, outside Mad­ "I'll gel it Homo way. They won’t rid. Only the families and fool me ngnitl." "No." '.aid Santa. "Next time closest friends of the couple at­ the pnrty. they get v»u 'fill he {ha .Ml) of tended The Hate of the wedding was you for they mean ly ileauoy us n il" . , '•< 1 , ■ Al that very Instant they heard die whooping and bowling of the Daughter Of Spaln’H Franco To Marry Sanfohl Forum RTheymrap.Wopt. behind I i f the f rbarn. ' "Wlml trial* dntiir yd i Inossibly k mw Dial would save us T asked niula. " -M*. i • "t fmntrmimr,“ ~ x x tin »rf;'w itr III h rlllfi'Srthk «if hN 'rtlW fas V thought and thought. All the time the Wiggle Waggles Jcame closer on tb* J nr aide qt the barn. You could ulmuet heiir khciii Ipealhe aa Mr. Dilly quietly thought over every trick he'd known In all nla S w S I ' i ; mpioy 'on; ilon n a ordered to pay W. L. tin tum , own«r of liw Enelal Inn, IA0O, The italc Supreme Court In upholding the damage a wind found that none nf (la seam* workers waa a member of the picketing union and none had expreaaed a desire to join the union. The atate court held that the organising drive which prompt­ ed the picketing wes e coercive effort to compel tho hotel own­ er to aak his men to Join the union. In the aecond case the Internatlonal Brotherhood of Teamaters. Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers Union, local 309, ap­ pealed a 1260 damage award. II waa aisessed, when the local win prohibited by n county enuti from picketing the Healtln used car business of A. K. Itanke ami his sons. The firm, doing business as “ Atlas Auto Rebuild," nperales without hired help. The union said lib other used car dealers In Seattle were bound by a collective bargaining agreement to close their places at II P, M. and to keep them closed Saturday, Sundays and holidays. A nickel was placed at the Henkes place to persuade them to observe the seme hours. The third ruse Involved Real tie local no. (82 of the A El. Automobile Drivers and Demon­ strators. The union was enjoined l»y court order from picketing the used car business of (irorge K. Cline in a similar effort to force him to observe hours set by other dealers. Cline operates the (U M rita H S r«i>oi C ess f*asl custody of the sheriff to he releasnl' without bond and lo pay the oost of the case. Ucorite .Worth, who brought the friendly suit ngnltml (lautdrn, charged him In an, affida­ vit with refusing to collrct the sales tax on trlnslent rooms and with falling lo keep records. flaulden argued that he was arrested illegally, that the sales tax was unconstitutional because It was a property or Income tax prohibited by law, was Invalid because its effertive date was made contingent on other legis­ lation, nnd that it waa unconsti­ tutional delegation |f legisla­ tive power. Judge Chillinworth delivered hia ruling verbally. mg today after N EW YOBKt Dec. lff-fA*) Eire lossee In the United States during Novamhar totaled $53,116,000 an Inefeaso of M pef cent over October's M8.0U.00O, the National, Board of Fire Un­ derwriters reported today. November Ioases were 0.6 per rent higher than th* 9(8,040,000 reported In Novamhar, IMS. Total destruction by fire for the first 11 months of 1040 stand* gt (600,267,00 a drop cf The National Board's figures included losses under fire In­ surance policies with an allow­ ance for uninsured and unreportrd losses. huilneaa himself and has no ether salesmen. In other actions today before declaring a two-week holiday recess, .the court: Held In affect that automoMla Hubs are nof aaempt from feder­ al Incoma and eases profits taxes. The court refused to con­ sider an appeal frejm the Cali­ fornia State Automobile Associa­ tion that It review a decision of the U. S. Court of Appeals at San Francisco, tM W tm rifiujttU nd geltr with wattfc.llke presltlan, « S ra a « .t ls l,h t 4 . (hit H ay Marvel "• set" (he M * 4ta*t eye. AllTOMATI. CatlV, O o W , H like a e g ld loth la tefta-llseA aid hei » n h (ult eyweXsa tsttrucKeni a*4 flvorostsa In the days of King Canute, the British lalea were forest country. POWELL’S Office Supply 110 Magnolia Sweden Is one of the must wooded enurilWea’ In the world.1 Gifts of Wearables Make Exciting Christmas Morning "Finds" , , . pear (dr. Dean: i would like to thank you and yopr staff on behalf of the Kb wanis Club for your help In mak­ ing our annual football game a lucre**: The Kiwanln Club realized a very tidy kiiim which will he used to xsslsl I he underprivileged chil­ dren of our community. Yours very truly. ! • John Krldor All Wool In cardigan and slip­ pastel and dark colors . . i NITEY - NITES Dices them for dreams In Nltey, I , NHec, the sleeper with 10 famous , r*. • & ii- r , -r ! futures! 't 1 In white and colors. Size* 1 to 8 . . 1.05 SHIRTS Littla hen wilt love the*#! IHgkl*, solid colors, "Super- L U m S t r t d e ’a gu»a" 'and M shoe*, you'll to d , « n w other . novelty •hUto. BlMs. l-4l 8-19 IM io 3.98 that pUg - lost and fuhioo. A * N t o bit of g smart toudy a t detail pill. oatabocomlg|||vg|., - • JACKETS FOR BOYS ft GIRLS . 7UUn water repel­ lent $ a ir 0 m * . . . . concultii when illnaM comes, aad at having regular physical exiMP aallona when you art well, il doctor can protect you from many diseases. r Tgf^u, C k l t o W MMI FiTtale, dar- ■ __ Bn* etylea. Hgu I4 | 8-8j I . .... . m * * < f p m • StoreOpea'(1/r tonight - Thurtdvr ' h MANUEL 4* ; undrrcar- Nation's Fire Losses Rise In November ■WU.'I'i ’( tt,\ 1- 1 IU rlage jamnu- None of those u. board was InJ'ired. The twin-engined plane, u British European Airways Vik­ ing, took off i'Sim Norlhold air­ port at Lahdoi' at 0:21 ‘A. J L for Brusaela- » •ilh- six pnsicn* gera and a crest of four. The pilot's message said one wheel of the undcrcarragc failed to retract. MIDWAY H E E L S r SAFE over style*. Twins and Singles In Touthton’s Drug Co. ' It I* only becauu madlegl knowledge and method* hgee been so successful In condol­ ing disease that many people can look forward to a long Ufa after forty. You can not axpait to ba fee* from -Ulnaa* fatU itf. r • PLANE SWEATERS Health . Beyond Forty w * »; I w lliutvive l, MUTISM LONDON. Doe. 19— < /ri-A British airliner with 10 person! aboard mode a sole crash lunil. V 1 ■ i arte I’irtJ — dfte*** 1 I ^ .V ,1 i‘" te k l t lT1* "*t i ' ■' , pastel �/ rn w «A w m im trvnA M " :* Social A n d Personal Activities Q t v v o n n n .im n )A 250 I'erMonH Attend Elk*’ Club Charity Ball At Mayfair Inn On Saturday ial Calender SfflSru:!; M M lf..: ....... iroatiaur* S o n P a n bmrt When cookfti. n pound of m o .ii C h i Dunn* iv y is supposed to Long's two pievious hushand*, piesei.t the mistress of the called police to the Long residence. weigh two pounds Cupt. Lemlei -aid Bright ex- i plained Mrs. Long drove to his I trailer home m Mishawaka nftei the •limiting ami told him she left her mis hand lying on the floor. 1 M rs. (I, M. II uni Bley S r. Bright told nftic.is he returned her to the opat Intent and railed 510 P A L M E T T O T E L E P H O N E 313-W |»oilr«*. About 250 pertuns enjoyed th# ford, Mi. ami Mis. C I.. Franklin, aUiuul Elks Club chai ud lu ll Mr. mid Mrs. Lee Samuel, Mr. ami U u M s P a lm a r R a y —S o c ie ty E d ito r Te le p h o n e 148 held Id on Saturdey evening in the Mr*. Iluiold Ka'luei, Mr. and hull) oiini at the Mayfair Inn. A* Mr*, .1. I). McNeill and Mr. nnd one of the most successful dance* Mr*. Henry Witte, Jr. of the year, the event was under 51r. and Mrs. lien Kuti. Mr. and the general chairmanship of Har­ Mr*. Herman Jacnhson. Mr. mul old Kustner. Dancing was en­ Mrs. Jesse C. Lodge, Mr. ami Mrs, joyed from 10:00 P.M. until 2:00 (1. II Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew At a regular meeting of Semi­ A.M. to the popului music of Paul (’a n n u m , Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Hig­ A Chrl*tnta» program wn» M ONDAY |>1 * * i* n t e d on Friday night nole Chapter No. 2, Order of East­ Coble nnd his orchestra. ginbotham. Mi. nnd Mr«. Henry Attractive decorations in the M.’ Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baardall Avenue Circle will by the c h i l d r e n of W il­ ern Star, Mrs. Edsun Unit. Wor­ m att a t 81OO P. M. a t the church. son School at Paula. A piny titled thy Matron, brought her year’s giaml ballroom included ipiantl- Phillips. Mr. and Mrs Boy Symes. A C hriitnaa party will ba held "Lifts for Mother (loose" was work to u close with a Christmas tics of seasonal flowers, colored Jr.. Mi nnd Mrs. J A. Ponder, and member* arc naked to bring given iiy the first and second party. Mrs. Joe Corley was intro, sti earners across the orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Mr. 1 gift* for a s ift exchange. Re* grades. Those pintieipatlng were iluced and seated in the En«t in pint form and graceful potted an-l Mrs. J, E. Coiirlei. Jr., Mr., m ehm ent* will be eerved dur­ Maiy l.eger, Carolyn Moore, Cai- Muthei Adviser of the Order of 1hi Ims. Across the ha Icon v over­ and Mu E.l Lew Whltner* Mr. simdrn Prevail, Earnest iue Den- Halnliow llirls. The rhnptei voted looking tlie dunce floor "Sanford and Mrs J. M. SI airy, Mr. and ing the eoclal hour. The P a it Matron* Club will murk, Mary Johns, Ellen Johnson to donate for festivities at a Elks Churity Hall" was spelled Mis \ F II’Lliiger. Mr. ami Mr*. meet at th* home of Mr*. W. W. Rosemary Dodge, Hut burn Ann dunce to lie given Iiy the Older mil in while letters against n Daviii It Smith, Mi. mul Mrs. » irn*r, We»t Nineteenth Street, Omnia*. Ilarhnru Jo Thomas, Mnr- of Rainbow (ilrls at the Arm or) purple background nnd at each end Me'vin Siskind, Mr mid Mr*. Leo 8:00 P. M. guret Wurren, (lull Wells, Fred- on Dec. 21. An orphan hay in .if the dance floor HPOK was i 1111*11, ' \li and Mis. K. \V. Yost, The Sun Beam Band of the clink Jutnmes, Wayne Thomas, China wits ie-i«dopleil for a year spelled In purple on white. Mr nod \|i<. I ooi* Meador of Woman’* Mi.alnnary Union fur Harney Johns, linymoud Bowlin, lay the Chapter. \ Santa Claus scene was also tack orviMe. and Ml and Mrs. lllll i children, aged *lx to eight, will William Singletary, Charles Fox. On the Tyro Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd of Ken- placed on the hulrony. mart at 3:30 P. M. at the First James llohhv, Mi mid Mi*. W B Dyson, Mr. I Clifford Ituthel, lucky ami Mrs. Corn llellingei of tallies whirl) were grouped mound Baptist Church. Carl l(u|ipe. Tommy Sparks, (Bonn New York were welcomed. Mis ilie dance floor were huts, favor* and Mi* .1 II Tiuluck. Mr. and i Thi* Sanford Slory League will Spirey unit Dennis Swnin, Golt was picsented with n Pusi mid paper streamers. The grand Mr* AI Lee, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. | present a Christmas program nt An impressive tableaux was Matron's pin Iiy the rhnptri and murch during the evening was led Kotinidlal. Mr. and Mrs. Uirhnrd 7:8(1 P.M. In the Yarht Club, Each given Iiy the third, fourth ami fifth officers ami Mrs. C. II, Hewson, us by Mayol ami .Mrs. Andrew Car­ Kan ell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. member is Invited to bring a grudes, also a play was presented president of the Past Matron's la way. Zittmwei, Mr, utld Mrs, Ctifforil ochoo!-age child and a toy. Mr. Kustner tills morillllg espe­ McKihltin, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. (-. O. "(Jlettings of the Christmas Bells" Cluli, welcomed her into the group. The Tourist Club will hold mi by the third, fourth, fifth nnd Mrs. Donald Norton of Geneva cially thanked the fulluwJng for Jones. Mr. mul Mrs. Ernest South­ S e n meeting for adoption of h>o sixth grades. Those children par­ and Mrs. W. 1„ Slug directed an their work for the dance: A. L. ward, Mr. and .Mrs. Mitchell Thur­ law for the rluh at 1:30 P.M. ot ticipating in both the tnldeaux exchange of gifts from the lighted Skinner, Dr. Henry Mrl.aulin, J. man, Mr. mid Mr*. (5. W. Gu*Uivthe Tourist Center. and tile play were as follows, Sus­ Christmas tree and after refresh­ D. McNeill, Cliff Ingram, Robert solt. Mi. and Mrs, Roy Green, Mr. Gamma Lambda Chapter of an Blanton, Patricia Thomas, ment* were served, carols weir Billhimer uiid Lee Samuel*. II# •ml Mrs. C. I.. Collins, Mr. and Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Jeannis Bowlin, Ester l.eger, sung. Those initiated into the also thunked tlie Muyfalr for the Mr* David M. Galeliel and Mr. a t the Mayfair Inn at 8:00 P.M. Becky Johns, Kola Singletary, order weie Mrs. It. II. Iteely, Mrs. doimtion of the hnllinoni for the ami Mi*. J. M. Cameron. TUESDAY Also Mi* Mui Ilia I'earniiui, Louis,. Ituppo, Alt'iie Moore, June II. C. Hiugiove, Mrs. E. J. Shep­ evening ami expressed his appre­ A meeting of the endowment Lodge, Hacliel Bush. France* ard Mrs, C. G. Clltikunlc*. Mi*. ciation to the various firms and Mr* Fiaiik Sin..... . Mrs. (Yclte procurement committee will be James, France. Stanley, June .1. M. Gardner ami I'. I Vlbn iiiiiiYidunl* win* donated to the Jo** i'h, Mi* i 'tkin 11In Bruce and held at 1:30 P. M. in th* dining Wells, Franklin Caldwell, Holier I AlliiunucemPllt was made that poll Harry Anna ('rippled Children’* Ml* I'm 11li Itav. (ml Ibe Misses h*ll of the Masonic Lodge. It is Butin I. Paul Hoppe, Kuyiiioml He Installation of new ,M .i Home in l 'nintlllu. lie added that Manioi Mm Lull. D'loii linker, i urged that ah cuptaln* and com­ Bush, Patrick Bowlin. Miles lieu- would la* held Dec. 211 id Silo <> portion uf the finals dc lived ibid key. .Iran Snvei, Lillian Mor­ mittee* be present, . , I i o i i i llie dunce will he contributed an. Vim LoVell. Helen t'niin*. l’nye muik Stanley Jimmies, Ruddy o’clock In tlie Masonic Hull ArTh* regular meeting of Lodge Miiare, Eddie Swain, Eddie Thorn townid equipment foi a playv Williams mol lean Fold of lle879, Brotherhood Of Rahway a-. John Shaw, .lames Bowlin, gioiind adjoining tlie local swim- IJtnd. Trainmen, will b* held al th# home Henry l.ee, James Marvin Spinks, Al Itol.eit Shmioek. Morris niing pool on the lakchont. of Mi*. A. L. Ounter. 111. In.leil oil the lollllllittee for Malcolm C MacNeill, I I Glirnei Thomas lilunt.m and William The Truth*e«k#r* Lias* will Johns. the dance were II. P. Shat rock, Muse*. M I'hiiinmi of Belle Glade, meet at 2:30 P.M. In McKinley Alvin Odlimit, Lee Samuel*, Bill Glenn I.ingle, l.eegiund Impiol, Hail for a Chrlrima* party. roll, J, !.. Hurt, Andrew Curra- | , i i lliei M David, Mellon O. YelMother* of the American Hume expected to arrive an Wednesday way. Dr. L. T . Doss, Jack llatlgmi, vlliglou, Flunk F Forth, Fred "■ II'. Ilisllop, Toby Swaggerty, Scott. He, licit Pievatl c. II. HullDr. Henry MiT.auBn. Leo Buiuer, Jey, ]t T Cown, II ti. Echols* BIRTH at 4:00 o’clock. Ench mother is ln)f Al Cue of Fern Park; Boh Harri*, Chill He Mock. Jr.. Hen lllumherg, ANNOUNCEM ENT askrd to bring a gift for her child. Pete Thurston, Hurry Kudoll, A. A. D. Echols. Ed Fielding. .L 8. Miss Louise Clink, a student _ The Thrift Shop will ha open at Georgia State Collegd for L. .Skin ier. Bull tVilBmns, Charles Brumlev. Italpli Lossing. Henry % om 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. with Mr*. Women in Milledgeville, Is ex Miiiris,",. Cliff Inghiiim, J. D. Ta mm. William Faioluo, Rlehur.l Clyde Ram»*y In charge. McNeill Morris Moses, Jimmy Packai.l, Sonny Lodge. It. T. < «• pccted to arrive io the near fu Rowland James Stewart and Hob- wan. J... N. E Teiikel, 8 Dlhicln, lure to spend the Christmas vara Toinmv Stiingei, fit..... . Grnnlh,, ... „ , i erl llillhlmer. I lllll. Mr. arid Mrs Ray Tuton of Among those seen dam-lug dur- tm. Hutolil Kastnei. McKay rru.reen CoveSpring* annm.m.. the evening we.e Dr and Mr*, lu.k t', C Adiiin- and George Among the students from Flor­ birth of twins, a son ami dan- i t o. o. . .. .. , Steve Hodgkin and Buddy Car­ ida State Unlvmsily who have ur gliter, on December 18 til St Vu, liiuh.am, Mr .'and Ml" Joseph IL Eld. ter of Carlisle Military School a r­ lived to spend I lie holidays in *T ‘ * t tu the Rome nt Cicero's lime, „ "i ‘l*, k»ouvl"iv Mr. mid Mrs. ' Ray rived last Saturday for the holi­ Sanford Is Miss Belle Duncan, Mix. I ul.m will lie rente inhered Browning. Cupt. and Mrs. C. V. lund'.'i was *odd Iiy weight. days with their respective parents. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Die ......... .. Miss Dolls Bennett , Stovall of llltnxt. Mis*. Mr. nnd Daman on CiiloBon Drive, "* Diis elly.________ \|r,. William .1. Toll, Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. William Winy ,,, , Tony Sutaunim, Mi. uml Mr*. Miss June Ting pen is expected kuve as their guests, Mr. ami Mrs. Dr. nnd Mr*. Allen h l.anev .......... Mlelen, M. ami Mrs. M. L. JE W E L E R S ■* t> ..... /C r „aerro v j i lll l Cs*a rr o ll Rogers ___ andk son to leave C h a rlo ttesville V u.. on nonmmcei loony the birth of o ' Ralaun. Mi and Mrs. J. M. Moye, EXPERT WAH II AND Roger*, J r . of B u rn sville , N . C . >«*’• 23 o spend the holidays w ith son. .Stephen Andrew on Ihe I I , Mli H!lll y|,,. j Knoner. Mr. ami JEWELRY REPAIRING . . . . her m o th rr. M r*. \V. J. In New Grlenn*. Mis Del am i Ml>. Krank .Snmllei, Dr. and Mr*, h i fv iii, xviist'i:. a Hyd C tiu ie ha* u rrlv iid f r o m , at th* honm »|f M r*. I I . M . Pap- will he rrmemtiererl as the former; H,.m v Mcl.uulin, Mr mid Mr* w i v r n t t i ’a k k K i.n it ii'A "V II I'.. I I." K ill.) Aca dem y M a rg u e n ie lit.m a n . Woodbury Forest purest Academy 1In11 w m ili on P m k Avenue. Matcetielle, Mr. and Mrs, It. W, Grunge, Vn. to spend lhe holiday.* Cussube, Mi. ami Mrs.. Prior J, Iss Nixie Klieidloff, a stlldptil Ml1, and Mr*. (*. S. Bticltanati with III* parents, Mr. ami Mr*t ..IWiBlant and Mary College in announced today the Mrlii of a llukur, Mr. and Mr*. Robert 11. jj, G. Chaw, Jr. WinlUinshui g, Vu., Is spending thy daughter Temple Jean on Nov ItaMleifupi, Mr- and Mi*. U, II. Le■ hoBdnjs with her purents, M r and 14 in Atlanta, Gu. Mis. Riirhanati Fiis and Mr. and Mis. it. R. Levy. lie -fla.l to knrtt Also Mr. nnd Mis. Davis, Mr. Friend* will Elgin - (iruiTi .luluvn .Mrl,nu. E. Kirelihoff, Jr., at their I* the sistm of Mrs, William,Wray li. Ojlhuiu, J n ‘ I* nnd 5^1*. C. R. Bowes, Mr. anil that Mr*. M. hninjj|||i' Mayfair. SPECIAL PRICES who recently spent *oiue time In after being cob Mi*. Alvin Odhurn, Mr. and Mrs, japblv to be WUt WATCH REPAIR John S. White,' Mr, and Mr*. K.' WMhr.l to her home following an op­ t Hugh ' Whelchel, Jr. Is spend- Atlanta with the Biichanuns. II. Smith, Mr. and Mr*, George eration. (bg the kail,lays with his pm '*■■■' ---------- -- Thurston. Mr. and Mr*. \V. I'. • ’ V -v-) ... . J." « » ~ T „ Miami I ••»*« at (heir\hnmi* nu Magnolia Mmlerirtlirkeys iiiatiiie to seven Heard, Mr. and Sirs. A. T h ,Echols Mis* L v d y Hogan • Avenue.. ||*a‘ graduated on F rlla expected to ■rrive krida) r ^ from Florida .Southern Col- niuiiths nRh.uigh a couple of gen- Mi uml Mrs lltil Gruber, Mj . and eiati.nis ago nine mnntlis wen. Mr*. Tod Sw ulm. Mi - mid Mr*. Itm lift N. Park • llram lr) Bid. Tillls, Mr. uml Mis. J 1.. Craw mpilredi Moye. __ Returning frtun Florida State University in Tallahassee for the Hilly Fleming and Vernon Cul- holidays or« the Misses Lila Lcf nrpper baVe arrived frutn the fin , Hetty Jo Brock, Joann Spunl.l University of Florida for the log, Virginia Johnson, Mary Ann holiday* with their respective Galloway, KmMey Meisch, Hetty Tltlly 0 ill earn gift of softest 0 parent*. Rene Bull, Carol Skinner, ami lightest win tilth und comfoitl :M .9 5 Phyllis Bach, Mrs. Goit Completes Wilson School Has Christmas Program Year As OES Head (.'•'■'••riitis holly I* Ill the wild slate the mink !: the represent the muster o m uskrat's wor»t enemy. Woman Shoots SALKS ur SERVICE FULLER BRUSHES CASTLE Has the Gifts Thai say uFor You- The CASTLE JEWELRY F IR S T S T R E E T J U S T W E S T O F CLOCK I 'l l O N E IL'dl ITS NEVER " v TOO •- JUST ARRIVED! Pe r s onal s S P R IN G ....... GABARDINES | » Thompson - lU't'Vt'H WriHi WatcheH J. H. LAWSON JKWKLKK SSSJr Jrts*. & li: •* GOOSK - DOWN COMFORTERS P R. Bach, a student at Flor­ ida State University In Talla­ Miss Penny llutehlson haa re­ hassee, la spending the holiday* turned front the llurdum School with hi* parent* on the West In Jacksonville to visit her par­ aide. _______ _ ent*, Mr. nnd Mr*. W. C. Hutchi*t>n, nt their home <m Park Ave­ Pet# and AI Brock have arrived nue. She ha* as tier guest for the from the University of Florida weekend Mi** Jon mm Nlffen of to spend the forthcoming holiday New York City, also a student at with their muther, Mr*. Nancy the Bnrtrnm Heboid, ^ Brock. Mis* Lillian Moran and Mis* Barbara Saunders of Florida State University are visiting for the holiday* with their parents In Hanford. ALL-WOOL BLANKKTS I.m m ...... ipiulity with u soft, ilicp all-wool nap, W'l.li' iiiiimi taffeta liiii.llug,- I'u-i' I shmli'H. QaeJan @lotV9 D IN N E R W A K E pvt. Gene Dewell ha* returnMl to Beaufort, S, C. after ■pending the weekend with hi* aunt ami uncle, Mr. and Mr*, M< H, Anderson. Mr*. Grady Duncan and son Mike returned over the weekjtnd t from New Orleans where they have b««n v liltin i Dr. •nil Mr*. Allen DeLaney. Bobo Dean arrived yesterday from Exeter Academy In Exeter, N. H. to spend the holiday* with hie parent#, Mr. and Mr*. R, L. Dean. ______ _ ■■ - i ,, KJ.un B . J | In Spring Colors A fuvoritt' jfit'i with woiiiou' i Give ht*r n iiright -tpriitK t i.tii from I’cmify’s nho'll i<itj..v ICh tNHiuty iiinl t’omforl l..r nwiny moiitli* In cnriiu Mittnot, Hi/UH 13-18 Luce Cloths An eaqtiiiile gift to h« prised hy the house­ wife! Large dinner table *l*e. Reautlful design*. :■ Mi*a Martha Parkin* will arriva Lthla waak from Charlottaavl la, Va. "to visit for tha holiday# with her jiirtnU, Mr. and Mr*# B, L. Park- to 2 Wool Gaberdine Scranton BUI HutchJaon raturnad oyer i we Flo:rid* for th« ChrUtma* hoi»ye with hie pat»«t* on Pnrk ■. ’ Avenue. ■ 9.or> Beautiful, Useful C/tfti for the Home ® Ml** M an Touchton haa nr rived from Florida Btate Unlver ally to *P*nd tha holiday* with har parent*, Mr. and Mra. H, Q. Touchton. u Rayon luffcta ill Itmciim* cul.ir* 5.95 Slang) pullety dinnerwara, luml-carved, Bend•paiuted, bring* refrrihlng gsiciv to your table. Most piece* nara different flower uecoralione. All ere pi..levied under glaae' ...a ll o|ieu itnck. Lunch Cloths Hanii-blorki.d pat­ tern* In a wide, choice of i n t r r l color romblnatlutB. Popular alaea. W Miaa Lylllan Boyle of Duka Univeralty arrivad yaal for in* ChrUtma* r/ H i l l n i i y lo r riu v n in g i id. i** i^* 4.95 to 14.95 PASTEL TOWELS Practical lu,xuri.'n in new iculiitureil design*, extra (hick and alisotbent. 69c 1.98 W**l. Cloth* I8e to 3Bp iloxyy HiyIt* Style AI1*W**«I All-Wool Cov»rlx. Covert*. N**w New She’ll never forget. Monday Thun. - Frl. - I T h . Mlaaoa Olyv. Ann Adana, 1 d l.9 5 Spring Hha.Ie*. A C H R IS T M A S Gift Open 'til 0 P. I to .pond lb* holiday* with thalr parent*, Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Bach and Mr. and Mr*. D. Candelora, O D A Y ’fl i U Y O F B U ' WOMEN’S SHORT!E COATS "Everybody's Chriatmea S to re’ Barbara Rutkar, Carol JaanMoriwetbar and Mary *W«» f IU ara , ", . ’ 1"T'Jjt- 9’ \ ■i * r sjH . i w, ;« 5 a1 *1 J DiMN I’l r n y r i f a f •v5 ,i l i .-'XujwvWL.J~! >f& u itiftiie S ' ! ® l t - �I T ’ ■T--at., ■; j y _ .. L . ;; ;-t t -------------- 4 Ga. Tech Cagm 1st. Louis Browns Psychologist Crown In 14-0 Face Toughest 3 Hire To Boost Morale Squads In Nation HT. LOUIS, Dec. |ft— b h - l h " Mud Pic B attle 1 Bradley, Michigan, St. Louis Rated To Win Over Jacket S q u a d By R TEH LIN H HLAPPP.Y A final flurry of 14 game* fin ishea the prr-Chrlstma* lin*krtl.nll •«a*on for .Southeastern Confer­ ence team* and nine of those game* can make a lot of rhange*. - The busiest leant* will be Hrorfie Tech and Kentucky, IhjiIi con­ sidered In the top bracket of Dixie baiketlnill. Tech piny* three game* only one of which will he necessary to prove the Yellow Jackets aien'l xenred of anybody. Tonight Tech rurrts Hindli-yin Peoria, III,, nod If Tech win* It will he the upset of Hie year. Tomor­ row nlrht Tech meets Ht, Louis In St, l-miia. If Tech win* (hut would lie the second biggest upsrl of the yrar. Thursday night Tech Ml “ -State, and- a win play* Michigan In Lansing probably . would he ghoul the third largest upselling Of the young "ciisnn. Tech goes Into each an under­ dog, bpt It Iiiih berm a long time since Tfch lost three stralglil bn*ketball game*. The next opposition foi once powerful, now onre-hralen Ken­ tucky, will lie Del’aul ill LuoUvIlIc Wednesday. Friday Kentucky meet* n big ten team - - Puidue at Purdue. Mississippi will be Iiu*y. blit HoNebcin' opposition baldly ran lie M frisky a* Tech's and Kentucky's. The Rebels meet L.H.U. In Union Rouge tonight, Miami (Fla.) in Miami Iwtli Wednesday and Thur* d»jb.flight* and Tampa In Tampa night. Other major games In addition to Tech'* and Kentucky'* are: Vflnderhllt-Trmiilr tonight; Alabama-Aubinn mid Tulane-ltnyhir TVoaday, and h.H.U.-LouUvIlle Thursday. Tampa al*o PI iday* Ten. . .. Has>*e In tJhattnnooga Wednesday Sports Roundup By H UU II F U l.I.F .im iN , Jr. NBW YORK, Dec. H i~l/P)-Tlie baseball rnlee-muker*, who tiled •o hard Iasi week to find a way to curb "take out" play* at sec­ ond bate, found one dissenter in 10-year-nlil Jackie Doyle . . Jack, the oldest active scout in the hiisinfss, was known ns "Dashing Jjc k " when lie played bull because of hi* hla base hase iiiimlni iiiimlng ability "You can't ims* a r u L ............. . , life nlmul that", owner* of the St. Louis Drown*. willing to try anything to Improve the club’s position, hsvo come up with n p*cholngl*t. He I* Dr. David P. Tiaty "f New York— author, lerlnrcr and specialist in psychological pm* Idem*. Dr. Tracy convlaerd p-eildenl Hill DeWItt that he ran do thing* toward building the player* con­ fidence and boosting their Mini ale. lie has been hired 7«i four wr-k* of the ItlSO spring baseball tramlog season. The psyscbntogisl will Imvc » training base In Ills effort- to indill a spirit of confidence In Ibi' the players, lie also will runcentrale on teuchlng tln-in how t" relax and overcome lelislen. "After I tench I lie player* mi Mnunl stability," In. Tracy t"1'! Ib-WIU, “ they will nuloiiintlcnllv <-limli higher In the league race. With my treatments, tin- Huh should finish fifth and may even ciitnh In fourth." Tournament Shy Claude Harmon Is Cuban Golf Champ H AV AN A, Dee. III. - bit You won’t find Claude llaramo'* ns.... among the nation's tap 2f» golf pro money-winners of IVIII, hut the Mnmaroneck, N. Y., -wingcr limited off tlm Idggest pm-e today In the Havana Invitational. Averaging slightly less than HH pci round, Harmon completed Hu72 holes of the Cuban tournament yesterday with a winning total of 271, firing a two-umlor-par 70 for bis final round over the Havana country club course. The New Yorker, a home pro who doesn't travel extensively mid passes up many of the nm|or tournaments, bad not won u big ora* since Ilia triumph ill <!lfc .Mnsteies In lli-IH. Chick Harbort, the long hilling Hrlinlt star, also gut around In 7U yesterday mid finishing two stroke* behind llmiiion. Tin- day before- I tut lieil, teamed with Ha­ vana Hinnteur I'uilio Menocal, I lap won tlist fet-hole best liall pro-sour, tent phase of the tournament with a total of IHI, II. S. Open king Cary Middle. •off completed lib, final IH holes in 71 to finish third with 271). Lew Worsham, Oukmoiit, I'a., rover ml Hie coins,, In n snappy DH, good for a 2711 total and fourth place. After scoring a mediocre 2.'tJ! for the first M holes, Frank Hlratialmn, western amateur champion from Toledo, 0,, panned up Hie closing round. Rain Drenched F i e l d No HandicapToVan Bu r e n , Thompson Hy I'K T E A R TH U R LOS ANflKI.KK, Dec. IU— (A’) — The Philadelphia Kagles iim still rhnrnplons of the Nallomil Football lo-ague. And Kiev,- Van Huren Is u lerrlfie back, oven In the mud. Hut N F L head Hert Bell will never win a sports popularity contest In these parts. Those Items stand out today in the wake of a crushing U -n victory by Hie Kagles over Ian Angeles' llnnis in the Coliseum yesterday. What was bilk'd as » high-scoring duel between two speed-burning, pass-happy teams turned Into a slow-moving tugo'-wiir between two lines, wit), the Kagles far tha belter. Only once did passing becotreini port out. Then three quick losses provided one of Philadel­ phia's touchdowns. The nther ennie on n blocked punt. Thu teams sparred through the first quarter, but the Hughs broke loose curly In tho second. Quarterback Tommy Thompson tossed two passe* to left end which he caught on thn ground lifter It was deflected. Thomp­ son mixed in tries at the lln--. (bon rifled one to all-pro light end Pete I’ilum for 111 yards met a touchdown. In thn thrust, the Kagles went Hit yards In si< plays. The second score came fnm minutes after thn third quarlei started. The Hama ware on thoii 10, set back hy a holding priml tv, when end l.eo Hklndany broke through to block Hob Wale,field's punt, pick up the ball on the llirre and trot nrross. A high pass from center was a emit 1 1 hiding for Ini. Cliff Paltiiii con­ verted both scores. The limns threatened only iilire, mill that was nullified by an Intercept Ion. Tile Kagles lost third riianrn when Jim I'si mer fumbled on the arven. So tool was the weather that the lUHluigclMcnta of both Kiih tern and Western Division win ncra were willing to postpone the playoff until ('liristuinIt ut Commissioner Hell, In Idhome In Philadelphia, said a<>. The downpour was so steady that even two layers of tai pwulIn didn't keep tlm turf div. Hhowcrs pelted tlm spertiilois thruugb most of tha game. Although be ' didn't1 figure In althnr of the scores, Van Ilmen, tha Kagles' nil-pro back, gave ns rent a running cxhliiltlun as ho Coliseum lias aeon. ■The oim-timn Louisiana Stale alar carried the ball 11 time* for a net lltd yards, breaking the single-game record of UiU yards la III tiles set by Flume Aligsmmr when Ids Chicago Cardinals heat Philadelphia for the title In the IU 17■ payoff. Tin- llmos didn't make a single fnd down from a running play. They gained only H yards all day no Hm ground, mol lost 27 to that Fugle line. Doyle proclaimed. ‘‘It’* „ par: of the game to try to break up those ubli play*, Even “If n fellow Is 'double out, he can’t hold up once he has “ inmltted himself in a slide. He'll ttihlm ielr that way . . It’s just ‘llffMgrfaatv* baa*ball and Uwknl Lht IdUyartraml /an* P'f . Doyle lst#ne« patently By AHHOfTATKD PRBHH ft umpire Hill “ Hummers ax*| «*' ■ '■ — ---------A' * flnlf J the rules comitlltlen'a Idea p stop unnecessary sliding CIIICAUO — Hamitiy Murad, fling _ Itr ulii a fielder who 'was S hite Holplitir Kprlugs, W. Vtt.. near the base . . "Wall,, (flcially f wns crowned golf's top „ nuklrall that Interfermice money-winner (f,'ll,Mi:t) and Vnr Jock conceded “ Hut I think f . young don Trophy winner. fallows like rough. nggrrsslve H A V A N A — Claude Harmon, gams*. That's why so many of Manmroneck, N. V , won ImllvlduIhetit are o'laying football Instead nl hmiors In fto.linn I lav mm In­ of baaehal). H vitational Tournament with 72hole tidal of 271. (thick Harbcrl, Kitty Bar the Door Detroit, mid llnvniiii amateur I’edLynn Patrick, Hie Rangers coach ro Menocal tennred to win, pro AlllMitigli the r'liii-tnmitl Red* took his ItS venr old son, Craig, amateur best hall play over M «nii Hi,- National l.eagun pento so« a hiH-kcv game tha oilier holes with total of IHI Haul in Itlllll, tlmv finished a flight . . It was Ids first, and when Tennis full HI pninta helilnd IU. land* <Lynn rejoined his family after a NKW YOFK -■ The 11 H. I.awn lli Irani butting. eloaa atid exciting game, hp nsked Tennis Asi-nrlalloti ranked Rich­ tha youngster If he had seen daddy ard (lonsalrs and Mrs. Margaret i t the garden . , "Yes, daddy," e gi . . re- Osbornre Dupont N«. t in lli" •'"li'lit tlalional Foolball League CH*d Craig "You open and close amateur tennis list* for 1DID. till,- i,\ ,|<-(eating Hie |,o* Atignla* ha gala." N KW YORK - The It, H. pro haui- "o a water logged field, 14fesslonal Tennln Association rated Monday Matinaa Hubby Riggs No. 1 pro UiinD A la iflr oia. whn la running him- player of ID-ID. HOUBTDN, Tex. — An* AllM lf ragged with tha IndlanapolU Ainciicu Conference all-slar squad Itiuiehall oiypmi ............. •M for whai won't be a big NKW YORK— Dave Kuan, N, Y. ilcfrutfiil Hu- A AC champion Claveahare of tlm prnflta ;nuld Itavi Wants* lefthander- led National land ItriiwiiH, 12-7, In Ilia Hhaijt League pitchers for HMD In rock llmvl charity game. ygar. salary xlgit i f an India!- league'* official aarnrd-riut avar Raring g. A let prefer red ages with BJiO. dual last a HAN HR UNO, Calif. _ lluon Ida Kentucky ring along with hli NKW YORK - The llrmrlflyn Kid (JtVM i) won Tanfuran'a $16.imales, who dldnl _ sihii'd Han Franrlscn handicap g offers . . speaking of Ken­ Dialgwra led the National Lanvna ilixi a* n II-day meeilng ended. ttteky. tucky, Tho fho .................................. Wlldrat font halier* In fielding with a team p>-trentage MIAMI — Arllxl Life (I10.BO) thought. Louisiana Rtata was about of .Wtt) fur III4U, uffirlal figures won the Hovenior Warren purta tha toij|ii*it team th*y fared nil revealed. NKW YORK ~ Tim New York at Trotdral Park, saaznn—• and HMU’a Kyle Rule NKW ORLKANH - Love Hou­ about tha heel Individual . . Texas Yankee* traded first banc,nan Dick nd (|I2) won Hie I'ontehartraln grid fart* are looking forward tn Kryhoak) tu the lletmll Tlgar* liaiullrnp by a none at Ibe Fair for outfielder Dick Wakefield, • dual bntwaen Froggy iggy William* W PITTSH UR OH The Pitta- ((rounds track. Rica and Art Weiner of Nmtli Ruling limiglil jmuthpaw southpaw 'girollna, ia,ta pair of aUfldoul and*, ''“/ffh ’Irate* »•«'•*»!» HKUHHKLH — lloberlo Pmlettl pitcher Frank PapTsh Papb from the 111 tha Cotton Howl. of Italy bpcnmv (lie Furopenn Clnvaland Indian*. v r ■* liglilwi-lgiil champion, wlimlug the Foolball •houbla Known Napoli LOS ANOELKH - The Phila­ tlllc from Kid Diuo-url of Helgluni at tonal Haakelball Aaatkm jMR-Juat iMued * "dlrae- delphia Kaglea won (heir aacoml III a close ID-round Imul. i" to offhlal* tailing tham how g«t ta Waterloo, low*.. It *ay«. uhtm to take a train to Tama. E v e r y T h in g F o r T h n Sportflm »n g« to "* naarby fe»d stoM or Mr. Hoatidto, a farmer !ly drive tNmn 40 mile* , Sports In Brief /for alx bucka.dlO lor , f r n ticket,tolhagam# Hd the battle of Waterloo on tha pitfinjf flildi <of OPEN TO 9 P.M. EVERY NITE TIL CHRISTMAS itabe nor. a m . %overnor, Mr*. Br duPont hor»o . Weir, Jitbiad U P with hD ootwumea Alik by tha nil the International Boxing Clnb headed by Jim Norris, took over and promoted In partnership with Madison Square Harden. The ISO Hr PRANK KCK had five outdoor fight*, Including A I1 Nawfaature* Kporta Editor Chicago, a middle.i(ilglfi thin Nrw York— What taxing nerd- bout In Detroit and three bouta in the arm' ptefpriililv in New York ballpark*. The outIs a shot ah a fighting champion like the old profit. The Jacobs touch and the .for Louis, Although 12 e h am p I o n s h i p magnetic name of Louis wera fight* worn held the rhmnphut- missing. apeared more willing to engar<The llgnt hcnvywpignl division in rmn-tlllo bout*, being very n best described ns stagnant. cautious about laying their etown- Champion Freddio Mills of Kngland fnih-il to defend Ids title. on the line. Jnkp l.nMnltfn of the Hronx, Louis retired officially o* heaveyweight champion in Mnich who bent France's Itoln-rl Villobut after Kxinrd Charles out­ main in Madison Hqimri- Harden pointed Jersey Joe Widrott in mi a dispuled derision which led Chicago for the National Hoxinc io the suspension of a Judge and Association title. I.md* returned the referee. Harry Fbla-ts, later for a serlea of some 20 rxhibl won the middleweight crown, lie took the title when Marcel O r lion bouts. "I ain’t rich anil I ain't poor." duo of France austnlm-d a shouldwas Louis' best reason foi re it injury in their Detroit bout turning to the ring. It led buxine I'In* end came after !• rounds. .lust when the mldd|'-weirfhl expert- to believe Hint tlm llruwii Ihimhi i. who bail been champl-fl division bad aroused boxing insince l!W7, needed ready ea-h terest, Ccrdan, llm most popular He denied any Intentions of a- foreign fighter since Ceurges Cnrjicuiirr- died with 17 other* in an gain fighting for the title, Charles was accepted ns the Azores plane rrash. Ccrdan was new champion except in Ni * "ii Ills way here tu fare LaMotta York state where the boxing rout I" a return haul. New York rrlnstnteil Rnekcy mission felt that a series »r heavyweight limits would be tin iirnzinnn, former clmmidun, and brut way to got a new heavy­ i In- two-fisted middleweight ral­ weight. ruler, fiddly enough. lied to knock out a lightweight, Charles defended hi* till,, here by •'barley Ftisnrl, In tho In,-It bit sec­ slotting tins Imsnevich, ex-light onds of u IR-roumler. Welterweight c h a m p i o n Ray heavy champ, In seven rounds in Yankee Htmllum. Later Charier Robinson made only one title deslopped Pal Valentino in eight tense, beating Kid (Suvltan of rounds in a title bout in Han Fran­ Cuba in Philndclphla. Sugar liny however, fought 12 non-title hunts, cisco. Mike Jacobs, the promoter wh» -coring eight knoekool*, winning paved the way foi Louis' fame, •lit«••• on decision* mid fighting n-tlreil In-muse of IIIiov.h two i dinw with Henry llriiu in lltifmonths after Louts "bung up hi- I,do. Itoliinsoll drew sii-prlisiorin gloves." In hardly nay time nt 'ii Texas and Miissachiiselts for The Clubhouse CRT A pound crown twice, stopping Knnque Rolano* In four round* In Dot Angeles and heating Freddie Dawson In III at Philadelphia. Tho latter bout, In which Willlaina yelled "fix," coat him m $600 fine. The champ said "a friend" tele­ phoned nim, saying William* Would lose If the Dawson fight went the limit. William* failed In Identify the "friend." In non-title laaits, Williams won six decisions, srored one knockout and lost two taints to welterweight (iavjlan In the Harden. William* also drew a suspension from tlm NI1A for falling to go through with a California fight. Willie Pep of llnrtfnrd, Conn, regained tho featherweight till" by outpointing Sandy Saddli-t in h . blistering Iferound Harden fight. Pep taler stopped Fddle Compo In seven rounds In ii Idle bout, Manuel Ortiz of California made one bantamweight title de­ fense' defeating Dado Marino in Honolulu. In non-title laiuts he Inat tn Jimmy Cooper In Wa-Mugton, Henry \ry Davts In Honolulu i Ronnie Clayton tn Kngland. Rinty Monaghan of Ireland lost a non-title bout to Terry Alien of England In London but later, in defense of his title, he and Alien fought a draw In Belfast. In I*'tween these rtashe*, Monaghan defeated Maut lrn Handeyron of i France In a title fight. Intercollegiate Ice hockey making it* bow in Michigan .Stale'new Indoor arena, seating 4.IH"1 A dozen game* will tie plnyerl this winter. Thursday, December 22itd Friday, December . 23rd Saturday, December' 24th Recommended B y SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION EIGHT CYLINDER CAR IN AMERICA Yes, the silent new too horsepower V-R you get in the 30 Ford ta .......................... hundred* moat *lxe». priced far below all other ......MIS-even P IG ll................... — - below — . power- the V-R nower power found In Ir l-'ord alone in ll* field offer* H cylinder. powcr-lhc Americas'coitiieit can. 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DaCotiaa. . ■ deceased. gTATK o r FLORIDA. IN PRO11) re the K » i » i f of l!r o t» DKMMil A. P f C o tU l, T O A L I, \ V lln »l I T M A T C O N . CfcRNt N u llro In lierrt.x given thel Ptetlrrlv V. llrll Yll«.| hie lluxt re,*nrl mi Kxerlltor of Ihn *eU ’ >, (lenra* A Dei'ntt**, <1e,f « - „ ) at In- Mix.I hi* tietltlun for final e'-ctinrar, .mil that he will n|ij*1) in the llonorahtr lln ialsii H im . Mrorn. C m in lr Juila* of Hnmlnnli County, l-lorlita, on the till d ar ol January, IJI». for approval of -sine mul fur flnnl illachsrae a* Kxeimlnr of (li* rntala of Uei.rn,. A DelNjlte*. i lM ia in l on Ihl* ; ilny of I in o in h f r, D l l k iic h k iih ' v h u m . • **--•■ B Dr. Henry McLaulin Optom etrist <U Magnolia Ave. The T H I N K I N li F E L L O W ride* the In thn 1444 PROTANE 24 H our Service YELLOW CAB CO. U nite d States W ITH A U T O I LIABILITY INSURANCE OFFERS C.M.ejJJHOMPANY n Y o u r <•"*■1. 110.1 1 n n I-n «* lino I **nn ' M \ ih r - I ninniitli'i* Mini In* had t '••ttilliiiiilnt nff llliat mil-. In i 'iiIn n ; I n " lev n - , witlli'an. n v n t i n i t m in ’til nlijri'l innn, ilr* fatl-c i nil Mm*I I ‘I.null* II. Minna Ilia'll i! |ilrnn Unit in* did lint In** I lev I •In* rtiili'in i'iii- nl-ntil Sinn* Hi *-111*1 III- |llll|i...|‘ WHn III i Ml peai'h riiiin ih .'in ' ii*-Mmnnv h ih I llitm i h i:h l mi In - ■ nii'iilnl rtniili linn ” T in ili'ff-n-t* I m ill'll,N Hull C h n illln 'l* ’ "Ill'll* nlm y nf H InilK. rtn -i ,innn,'iiilinh n ilii I I inn in a K im ....... . lil'n H im In Ill'll,y llii-al f.,l th r n,*yntlil Inin- mi ,*hnu.’i - nf Ivitur w lii'ii In* ill-nii-al In n frill’ I Hi k *Hint Ju ry Hint ill' l-VI-l UIIVI- ntHlt* nl*|*. rrtn In CliH iiih rin T h r flint liiiil endrd III n lin y ih -iitiirrm c n t oi condition, on lh* ptiio of . n«w I’AI iinin anj a romylct, Pr«tan* lytfm, tacMIag 1 rytlndor* *1 | u No ntaoy f m , , , |im y*ur .Id iloia la g II noaihly W H ISKEY - W IN E R U M - GIN ★ Miss Triii 1 We'll .Mow you — for your old n « t « . . . i»*trJlMeo( >4* ;; A1 Walace— Phone BI6-R C. M. Boyd— Phono 254-R ! ■+■++♦♦+•*■+•!■+♦♦♦+++oee-e-t+++-t*e**"e++e++***i.+++++4++4 ♦ raymrnlt of 1 1 .1 6 Hia|* I. arallabl. eegertuty at bomto alrtady equipped with Qaa. CALORIC W. 1414 U ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORE Ah, ml |lll |><-1 1*1*111 nf iln nn h rn ln - i- in ip n itrd fim n I'ninldii hy lh<* I 'n llr d S la trn POLAR GAS CO. <10 Sanford Avenue "I'ri -I'linlly, | mu rnnvIlltTil that mini iinnmt linivi- imti'filillrly In Hi. Iii'llinn i' :ifMin—|i|)a-rr wt* t o v e NO MONEY DOWN 104 ★ S l d PHONK to* ★ O A B eauti ful Ni- W G as R a n g e On To Meet N e w Florida Pi tuttidal Responsibility La w POLICYHOLDKRH SHARK IN T H R PROFITS PHONK I r a d e «'n o iln * r* I 'f u n .'an* Oa*> III tht’ - f <hunt if* y t-a n " p u t III Ihem xelvrx t in y ,|,< uni ro n t a i'n ir in lhc» i|miltty ..f huninn Ufa. IV !■ m u d imt |ri c c ir m r hyp n iic.i u - intn l* rhi\m g Hint aim pU l>\ a fllin e in fm n l nf ilnnka and •ii n in u r 1»**m.1-. mill Ii h I v ii m p n l- nil dny. cvr m r cnni ■il.n linit to Du i li n i m l n nf innn nrp i ii iilini: Q u ., i" ' - m-i-t!*-il r.n |m i m niiriii au rvn .it In* -it ii I. i nn In* ii'ti ic’ vn l ''only tin Min- Ii n i m i irfil ill jut) uf " lir ultiililiuilc, nlily l>\ |iliii ||)y- I hr r h a t li i t .i ..y innn ,il..n ,. n „ . vulin* nf III- |n i lllr U " liim lli i « h ii'i i n **.| Mn* n v h lln u | a w n iil f i mu Hi,* \. t*. {'lu ll f„i h i. plon' ii lf fliirh t-. m , In I ,t„,||,.n, Ills I*"' " ii it I'm t nn l!nin|n*'Tilt If I % i|!| tMMiytli his u |||t till** u r n ii i i . i , i\ iHun jn , , iml,;,l nrrn m.l III. i n r - i ' u l -« r v i. .* n inn* *illmn |*. Hi, \ i. K m ,,.. ANNETTE’S Orlando fls m jr at French Axe Australian Cabinet F in d b e rg h in mu*. RURAL K O M I MAKERS A NEW RANGE AT GREAT SAVINGS have trunk arrvlre r A r .r 1117 VIRGINIA DRIVI P H O N I O R L A N D O 4376 tlr iim n iv 'n II-'JI i n n t h r Mini aultim iilnr tn nlnk im n in n iy - l " l ' nil tin' hty;It nrnn ^ ------------- f it ®* |-aar llarl O r l a n d o r d i mi'iiiLt-i til IlLliMO. Ileidlh Sil Kmte I’mte. fed ,-i*i(| pre-idenl nf the ...... . pi,, ly, pny-ii nm-, j i i i i i i i m*m I•* fm 111 dny.- m \prtl. I f. unei lllini.-tei nf cnilll* i •<•. Im ill* , min i l t d I l f In tilth T ra d e nud 4 ' - 1 1 1 in. Semititi Neil (VSttlliv.m, lim , *i ,n .1 f *i in m deputy npp>i.ili"ii l,*„,l,, i,i lie .Semite. Fuel uivl Sli,| eleet (ie*n e ne ............. , \1 . Scl}. it Ml . *I IMif‘ M|* IGiAitimi , t'» I f I 1' I'- unc (into n m i's iti mi ti i.[» mid n i fiimil, II lid .1 ( L-1•M.. 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THE m uter ltd piofitoN B co m m u ethel b /irrvmore ^ .h i> tui e n o iic in * PETER IAWF0R0 f y ^ t hi tovia F * JANET LEIGH TMl HUNtlD vWv / - on A N G E lA f^ W R Y (H I lOVUOIN . t l a ANN 111.Mil T RUE FOR ALL" 1— Heal Katate F o r Hnle— ;i 5 F u r Sale F ive rnmii realdenee. Ooml nrljthlHirhni>d. I.n ritr Int — itnriiifrtmd Hoiimi. Im m ediate ni'vupam-y. illlt l I’lilm c lln Avenue N nrlt i Mhnldn Sln n rt and r-lnll prill m*, fini'it rpijf 111y , in Iln. pit,lit). W M h m h n f f , .Ii . Kin 1 \V. 1.1th St For R chu H ii *^8ALK.0^CHBAP*^ IN ^ W IH T E “ voiuiik appolntmentii and dem oindnillitlln lit Itiimii III nl P to rt-V illi h i m . y u m K riv ln a to r a llm ra 0 llm r* MUST IT.NTHAI. KUllllDA SIHiUlNl. — ,T 7— l ’rtH-LivrHli»rli.Silji|llieH J4 i*ia I f||by i M nll'S anI <VI M8 AiMPJ dl» aHi *i YvuMff MOM.I T h r fnllntvloo K i n ayyly la •II W a a l A da oahllahvd la T M Baafard lltra ld i H a ir A rltrli'K Umc HERALD Want AdH IV n i B T t t i r T 1 it t f l l l l t A B T *“ u iB T H it/ r t f .J i. m j^ lA R T . Nicr hnu*r, B.eftwitnH nncl bwfhr F c w ^ l t u r (m p3, W llm ra *r p rr lia liarr I n p l l n Hr p rr lia r Im V ia d y .1 •r watil* In Ihja* llu a h lr rata far h la rV T a r* rapt. ('iiut|ilctc I ’liitfrninn K ID D IE S UNDER 11:311 — S::ill — 111:211 Wiiuleit . Esperiprirrvi typlal. Q 7 A im n*fi igt’MitGrx, 1 p. utlnnil uml Ginir. it hi | Mils v it iish irn s i -fohiii Wmllf'L ■■ ijalll* Union'.I. Mm, I K I. h I . ii * 1 IninpHiiy, IV . -.1 an. experience only, Mnyfqir Inn. M nytnolU .U e e .'-itr cnlrnin-e. Iliijjaekecpei \7. A L W A Y S T R E E ! lllM A T im Ii i i in It .T ly 11 ill I nn »*11f fb • ir»®iN mams ntU 'M . \ li ii i l' M .ilu r c - I t !■; 11. H IM ' mnl III I K " I tv Itity (•ultu IK K '4r K„ „ I .list T u n i s a H K I .I» J W A (L * tlV T)rjil«*i M m Ult r l y m ' nrlu ifc B t. 44. elnmaafL o w n e r_________ <x . , M s ( i l r r s prr llaa laarrliaa X 10a p rr lia r la laarrliaa a rrliaa . r • filltlld p r film Station. ila* Hr p rr lia r i.otMiaa* Ili'Ul.ntrrti.l [In-Inn T o i r l . T I'lip pii*-, ffiiMH*. I ' i l y Hervh’i* H t « IInn, N 0 1 II 1 nf Siinfnrd. t'll.me Ififih J-l. 1.1. . J " - " .t i i H - g HIM W urtiirflf l AM[f VVIIM)N M i:ij V/l®f»rS'T ^ (4 rtj\ / 'f., f>- / . . . C A U s t . c o M r N f x \/ n o t r <i ) / W C U M v n n j.V ilH ( i m raiv, m i til* \ W M » IM Mi TIC ; lin e d r r n \ r if ',H tlN 'I r.T, ) ( VJII I ’WI 1 l> I r r .u o iN i \ v mum / / rO O T H A W I I s h a w l in s '*** ii— w o i *K w A N W i j r r . ’^ ! JO nrri- fnfm. <i».i.| limmo, nil rR tiW N 1,1'iiliAUK rnrea, P u r n l a h n l ,,, M ntclo .t Sri„ L P - vf.‘" v ’ / ;•*' tn.'!,!rT0 Tonyonleneya. T H ‘ TO A H ' 4600.00. 0. ( Will take lata model V A N ITY CASKS .IF.WFI, UnXKS A L L T Y I ’RH of htilldniev Work, I rrnxonablo rale*. Free eaUntat^ _______ S 01"* in R- C ItllIMJM’ fiASMLS i l HII IIAHH AN JUS p*. David K. Carpenter, P n o u , QEAT *«M OM J H o w a rd , R t. 2,* Bo* 24*. Han CAMEO W A L L E TS l.l.tin up IN TIM P, 1893.M VVaa. * a* , . mill hr a rrTR ltd n U lA S T PtAV i ford. SANFORD JILMI I.ItY A OZAOK. a v lr p h u near lh* V-lrahaa* «a M t a tm ‘ pro A IH .U l l t l l tt.IRK I . U O O A G i ; I f). niaBdnm afeavaa Ta ra * ir If tnar. a am* O TB A LL y I* I I . I r . rat th Ft i t cut 11 iilca nr, pbiwlui' am) h f rh . iv r Itlrphaa* . ____ Ltno Sniifonl Avo. ITmne IJHH 8P A S0N / 1 A rllm -n t u r Solo — f» la v rlu raa la r Ihla arraaiw odadiiu lnu I'm in or uar.len plot>. inia Ih r a d v .v IlM r la ra p a n td U ITS A HriKk’H A Stmt (on KnALo cli-arllti; nml ifr-dinK build In pay prom p tly, la ardar far cili« Or I’urla yitti N,*.*,| See NKCKI.AI'K, liHACKKF.TH AN D ua l « n a i a r Ih r hral paaalhU Inc Inna. I'll.me I.I7 -J. Jack A. It. ItOSIKH KA ItltlNC SMTTS, • r r -lr r . all W a a l Ada aiaal hr N iih ,*|t ■ irnrh and Cunt ttier rial l.ltf'KKTH* (IKOHSKH, la n a r nllfaa « a lh* day hafur* puh llra llna . W illi- F. II. F to a l, Hnx HU I'nrilii, fO M rA H TR Hy inttr reglalrred H.Ibrh and C||| |*«- rttr'l ItlK. Il.lib lin u , blink Phyllis. Van Tied A Forntner Strallnn Dealer _______ Ploaat aaflfy a* iM audlalol biylnir, I'npei Iln tiK lm ;, pnlni If aa rrra p a rra ra la yaar~ a!^ '•at ad. U E LTA II-M A R V K I.I.A H \KDO FEED S: Cnmpleta line. W a ra a a nl ha ra a p a ailf' JMa far Inc W o tk g u a ra n tc r.l, fn lr deal CROHBY PKARLH a a i y lhaa aa* la a rrto tt ta a rrIhint'a Timed.i Frrd Sturo. inc. '• unlile ili c . ID E N TIF IC A TIO N r r a o e h e t b 11IK I.O N K I t A N K K It llaal c iT U U S Fruit nhljiprd for Chrlitl- ’ • HANFORI) JEW F.M IY 4 . We rcMn, W I : t Utaa. Mr*. M .11. Hnrkeil, R06-.I. M ’ftliAfiK CO. v •< . t’nola, |b.x tin 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. 1348 I I K N TY FIRE WOOD Ft*** <| ' c.i vvMdiri unc m HA LB, DU H A R T WOOD YARD. SINGER M ACHINES! ChrlalitMR i I iriii|;b ll.iliilny ■ glfti, Term*. 316 K. Mh Ht. NKIVMAN Player Pliuto. 80 roll: l. E fill Ht St. - ttttgga .._ . Phone 1624._______________ 1126.00 delivered. W. J, .ThuiU| •■■it. Sorrento, Fla. /. O irlV Blcyelt, for aaTe, reanonabla. 12— ,,petifll ServtrfH — 12 Phone m - W . __________ Lutgo circulating heater, elioa'p, n— — 1. ii.., M M MOfOROLA RADIOS — >10.16 up Hu ni* wood or mal. Ph. 9110-W, NEW FI.IIMRH nurfared to per HCT Myrtle Ave. ■,*•• ofcciinn. Old floor* inaile llk> .... Portable 4 Table Model* .... I— FOR HENT — 1 now. Finishing, rleanlng A wax SANFORD JE W E LR Y A N D SWAP SHOP! 406 E. 4th St. Wf -----------------------------------------------------------r — 7* Ing. Portable power plaid, LUG G A G E CO. Huy. sell or trade moat anyyear* axperlenre In Saminnle UnfurnUhcd Apt. Adulta only. 300 Banford Ave,_____ Phona 1348 thing.- Phone IDS ..I,__________ A. B. Noble, (HR Myrtle, Sail- Wa both Iona whaa you d a n County, II. M. Gleason, Lake Uhrir-ttnaa Gift Crating— roaaonMary. bring your preacHpiioaa able rate*. Wlgbt-Wllllam* A Pour room fumlahad garage Latwy'a. Phono 103. Co. (Not Inc,| 200 N. Laural, VENETIAN BLINDS mode to nr* A apartment.-One raHe north Mon-* tier. Seminole Venation Wind Phone 161*4. ENJOY Sunday dlnnor at Lhnoy'a w roe Bridge, G. W. Btinioa. Co, H20 W. 3rd. St. I’llone A N TIQ U E Cfilna, Secretary, ComTie alao week daya. Ltmchoa A H E I.A K A A P A T H ENTH, Itooma plrln Victorian J'arhit Suita, abort ordora. and Blorea. ltd W. Plrat Street. ilantflng Latnpa Gian*. Alio G A LL 617 for Battery, Generator Photia 1431,___ i i HOT LUNCHES aorved ovary and Star.rr aervlco. Swain'* Truck* and Traah, Select Your day 11:80 to I — with Homo Itatlery Hervlce, 801 W. First Small unfumlahcd apartmant Gift* Here. "Fnlr Trading ' w h a t A B E w G c J O 'N o ) m da roll* and corn Mufflna. M. U 1 1/2 Celery Avenue, Phona I'oat", Park Ave. at the Golf T r t n o M O W 7 r--------------- " ,. v C Homtr'e Grill, 324 Boat tat. Cnttrae, Winter Park. S-W. WE WBRB U U S T LBAViNU'4 9 f g g V ! , ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. O r­ Street.________________________ ... \ v b w ore l j ------------— — 7 / * • • !'■ r S i S h c s artment. a u u , lando Evening HUr. Call Ralph G ET MRS. Brtiwn Miller'* Fruit DIAMOND RINGS • Ray. 1 1 6 6 . 1 . _______ Cake* at I'lggly Wiggly and rooma and Sun Poreh. O il Par BIRTH ETON K Table Bongly. _______ D - BN6?) fWnlihad apartmanl. ' >14 LAWbJMoWEHH *iiarj)0|ied, Kiev S IG N E T AND LODGE RINGS X M AH"GIFT H EA IlQ IIA R TER H c|e* repaired, lock R key work SANFORD JE W E L R Y A FOR BULOVA •GR UEN - ELGIN No vvalllng-work guaranteed # v o room apartment. Apply LUGGAGE CO. I.ONGINEH - W ITTN A U F.R II. W. Sbuuian, 1110 East 4th HI Elm Avanua. SOS Sanford Avo. Phono I34R Watchea from >24.96 H anford, F la , (F o r m e r ly w llli Ft home with AUo Natl. Advertised WHIIaim. Fix It Hhnp) E. 10th Bt. LMANH Red Rotto Feed, M EDANA W A TC H ES from (12.96 K A k f E Y 'H U p h o ls te ry Shop. F u r iton A Wataon, 1801 Celarr — Couple to aharg modHANFORD JE W E L R Y 4 ‘ nlture and automobile*. Reaxon phona H I M .___________ n apt. with two ladiM. LUG G A G E CO. able prices. Fre* pickup A tiewith twf Shrimp Dinner, Served 800 Hanford Ave. Ijyrry. Boa 1441, Hanford. KHchett^rivli , " H a Beat Shrimi Shrimp on Earth" Stimll .lining room aulto,, buffet, V4doi.nTi Hofrigerallon ScrvlrrV totry night at HoMor'a Grill, table, 6 chair*. 4 piece bedroom aild Appliance*. Call 192-K or Street 4S4 that tot lit. StraoL ••iiite with aprinaa and tnaUreaa. 1240. __________ j____ lit. Watehea m i n i m i >6.06 Moving to amailer himao, muat *3.96 drk Shota ...... -arrlflco, Bee after five. 3403 LOCAL and lrf»ng Distance Mov Ing. Hlorage Htnl Crating. Wlght. P a la u gal. la.ftfl Palmetto A.ve. ^ __ _ . ' WilllaniN A Co. (not. Inc.) 200 Cbta, Blanket*, Bunglaaaea, Dining room aulle, graxi condition. North laurel, Phone 1614. a, Tarpaulin*, Raincoat*, , A irA N W tm r, , , m rv n r p w ant, IN T U P O I A P M { H/Ltr,, THIS ( , -c t p rA c c ru i n e t o i I f A w a i t s th b 3 ) S %an nu al r ir r x o ti RHONE7item ® % THOUSANDS TO v/nv thp F A T F U ID ■ M • B f.T T . vTW f St A U G H T F H l 7 'M 1,\ : : \ Hy Frail S lrik rr : w n vwitJG m O WALK ttr-*IT nl THE SANFORD HERALD MAM IlMAEO I'M VJAUITlTj i ok 7001 Z /J t N - x ItifJ._______________ Hi J 85 J.'T'rV Si r s s . I rooma, roo;..... hath, ... ... forchea. i. , Hnf U n fu „ Phona <71-1 ify-NAVY* SURPLUS Palmetto Fh. 1821 I PANTED ijunto ‘ Diamond Ring and 1 violin, W o * ¥ e d r o o i i I Bargain. Phone 781-J. FURNISHED HOUSE. WILL P ITTS B U IEG Paint* for Wa sted - S^hTSTSwABYSBS a. F R IG ID A IH H Halo* and Hart Ire 2 Factory trnlrted qualified Ser­ vice Men. t BE PERMANENT 1ESID1 > 01 H, SANFORD H houee or * bio .yew *n couple. Nd apt* I . 7. PagO- !■• Ion. 8.E., St. Potaraburg, "SB Por iaJos 114 Ita iT AMIR Glaao V 2 nd. BL • A Paint Cn. Phona IW . e Fe r s h a r p — Pan A Pencil Sot* RONSON, EVAN S A 8 R LIG H TE R S ______ to C u M ^fra n >4.00 ^ sLU fiG A G R CO. IMS Baafard Avo. PR. IM S i t - EOHT A 1^o U n o — h LOST Uhlld'a gf t Cocker Bpanlol Pupple* for < Red an>l white part collie dog, named ma*. Mr*. Carl MBss/SI Laddy. Call R. F, Ifuhhard, low Ava. Phona 462-W,______ Phone 1474-M. ffice saddle horae for *al*7 Call IB — A I J T O M O i l l L S H — 13 1 rs% 1 U ' ------------- ^ — ’■■■ — --------- ■ -------- -----SMmll Idnek and white nentle-n UMI Deluxe Chevrolet *1 door. •hnrrT. ■ Four roar* nidi sat ., Good condition. Telephone 1436 and bridle,. f 161,00. Ph. M I-1 or 1641XW, T 'x 'u . J v .W -W ( UM . R O V'ONB??', <5 BNtLBM2 M . V \ | P . 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M. nrl. - In 11111k IVidden’n p a ll y won 20, |n*rhnpn 21, M’llt.n ill tin* llnllni’ nf Rl'plOi t,nfntlvr*i; M iin’ t,*,' Kilmnil,, cup lured nn. peihnpH fit -i*nt-, tn [. u I.o i ' h IT Finn I iet u m - m e -till incomplete The Sydney MurniiiK lleruld lermed the m u m iv ri n im n t n " a l l <mu t nhlm t " T e n nf tin* new llltlll-te i- lim * liclil eilhlllel jin -I liefine, Fiv e iu-*u* m ,. pm linmen lin y veleinii .m.l ime i- n tnp A n .-ll iilinn ilipl* nuii T im Hmuhl 11*1 Me n t i e - h.i.l "wlai'ly I n u l l . I Mi,* jilllim pull IH'I nf tin* im iliti 'ti w ill, , m i - , del Hide Kem-in.itv " The I 'm in liv [tall y uela "in' . Im ,1 nf Ihe i n hi net p,.l tf-ili nlh , \ ..ink h lch ill in h met -e n in n ly , Til ,--,' Viet. Mi,* nthi'l Ill'll , jlh met m i n i . lei i * " l i m n Ihe li**v I'l'lnil I ■ein' i i' , |,nlld-lel e.l I In nut II K v t e im i l t i ii i n . mid l'vtein.,1 T e n itm n*. c t'•- I ■■i»;n M m i-tm i I'l'le ) t* S|** ml* i ,i In w y e i, Men /ie**‘ m in i limn ii'i in the f i l -l win iiiluriet in i:i|u it lie -m re e d - lh I I I ’ **■ 11 V K v n tt, nm* llllle pie i.li nl *| Mie I'lilte .l \‘ n lin n - lieneiiil \ iin lily , I h l eti-i nn,| t'n-tvviii lie, "ii atriietimi Min .1 M m ti-'ii, llieillliet 'll III. Ilm i-e -mee IM:ll, deputy l* .nl* i *1 Mie nppn -illnii -iliee M ill I ,illn 11 . Wilimi.iL S e i v n e umi Im m iu riilm n ll.ii "T.l ML H u ll, mem In*I of Hie llon-e - l in e [MLIfi, mill ialer nf hihm m If* II*- 11 S u p p ly , I'eveh'pinetll, W o tk iiud llo u -m t; Un hnrd ti. I'u -.-y , fm inei u**-*>n**< >•( ItenK.d f" in i el Ullileii Kmy;,lmu iliililatei In llu* M iddle MVi-l, f n -l \ u a ti ii I iiiii null latei In W m- I i i ii b i ii (h u illlie iii uni A m ii iilinn* .Inhll M i 11" mi, ilepllly lemlei "1 llle t'.n m ti y p m l y , melilliei nl Ihe llm i-e I'.rlT. m in i-le i Im nil h i h I itvil u i n li m i In lu lu I I . illtllti-1«-1 fm evleniHl nffini - fimn M il i i h tn lli ln h e i , 1!MI>. Intel im I'hilip A Mi lh ole. iilllli-lei fm -u p plv and dev,*ln s a n i o r d r T J H \V^ JgM'IS'/IJH. IN C O U R T O K T HIS C O IJN TV U tIU N TV JU tK IM , H C M IN O l.K h tatk ok n . o m i > A IN PRO dlnchnr*i*. ntnf that h r w ill npplir _______ . ________ t*> th r llorturnlile limiKlim Ht«n* B A TE. •Atrnfit. CnlllilV Jtidurv of HMiilno|n In ra thn Metnle nf Am nio C I.**, rm in ty, KlnrMit. mi thn I2tli day 1tar (IMan I of .iiimi.tr> iseu, ti*r ippiovnl *»f T O A L L W llliM I T M A Y <*nN ‘".iH"ii* 111*1 Im ItniiI «1|ni hairge iih A il»itIn Ih11 ulotr i*f Ihi1 rut 4 tn nf t'H R N : Notice In Iterrliy Klvm thxl Alm iiii i* Lee Krnnk W l.pg flleil hln firm! r» Kit A NK W LHrJ, port •* Administrator of tin* A'lmhilHtr«»l<>r of tlni piliti* n* A lim t‘« C Lee, ile« »m *im| riltlp of that tin flleil tiIn petitlt»n for flnnl Al^ntn * Lea* dmr ii«eil. W hi Hta-o A M ur a a.tvl** a latino I't M K A V K . 4 3011 NT. EX C LU S IV E cro w n . r ytvn iNroRn miRmA About I I million turkey* were L e g a l N o tic e '■7.VSP' - . . . . .. ^ rHONi; "r f ... “ YELLOW” IM PORTED I .BLACK HORSE ALE Phmg I I I laMfTPf* *WPp**■"•***• •I �m n n M W G8 miih ; r-r- ) . *a 1949 Baseball Had Its Villains, Heroes Iron Dnkea Are For Cage Honors Hot Contenders Duquesnc Out To Beat LaBt Y e a r ' s DeratiRcd Girl Fires Bullet Into Player; Yanks Stage Come­ back To Top League ' ' WI 17-5 Winning R e c o r d „ Br fb a n k kck A r Ncwsfesliirr* Hpnrl* Editor NEW YORK— lliischall fan*, !<• U«e I he term rather loosely, had • busy season during HMD, both on and off (he field. Otir New York uniter rnmc out of the "lands fin mi nllerratinri with n manager; It wan I hr first post game *nifflo ever trlrvlnril. In Chlrago n deranged Ill-yearnld girl naked a player to vlsil her hotel mini. She had some­ thing (ni|iorlaiii to tidl him, she Mid, nefore hr miild auk the nrorr the girl allot him. Three were only rxtra-rurrlriilar •rent* hut hotli made png* one headline* Iwfore Die pennant races ramn down to the wire in n nil* ling flnlah. The flrsl trill game* played really didn't count hci'HIHf liolli pennant* were decided on the final any. Whnt many believe wan the grcatc-d sports comeback ,,f the ear wa* achieved by a band of ruined and battered New Yolk Yanked. After tnaiug their irrifr on flrnt plan’ for the flint lime with only two games left, they heat what appeared to lie a at runner llonton Red Sox team, #•4 and 5-1, on Mirrrsslvr day* to wrap un Ihetr Hull American ordered the Federal District Court League flag. to determine whether baseball I* It mathed till' neroml vcm bl a monopoly. In the mb bile of I ■nrrennloii thnl .lru> McCarthy’* World Series, Cordelia dronppd ftonox Mat the pennant hy one suit nnd wn* signed to pfny with game. In HIK they tied Cleveland Uni Cardinals. Max Lanier ami hut thajndlnnn won the unc-gome Fred Mm tin. Cardinal pitcher* , For Casey Stengel, who who also tin,| *utI* pending (Igninsl IfiWfi untiling lltll hasebnll baseball, dropped the action nnd poverty Itl nine yearn of managing almost helped ihe Cardinal* win In the National l,engue, It narked the pennant. a brilliant dehut an a pilot In the (Inly one mid seiiHiiu manager 1*1 Junior elrruit. change look place with Clint Icy The tliooklvo Dmlgcra literally (Irtmm moving into a front office ancakrd Into the National League job with the Chicago Culm In fHpennant hv the hack door. Four vor of Frankie rrlseh. Al the straight f'aidlnal defeat* helped dose of the season, Clark (Srlffllh them during the hint week. A* it of the Washington .Senators iiimlr wan the Dodger* bad to go |U Rueky llntris Ids manager for the Inning* In the tail game to beat Until lime. De leplnced Joe Kuliel a spiritrd I'blllle leant, 11 1, fot And Hut Cincinnati Red* dropped Manager lluckyWallers lo fovnr the ell nr her. uf I,like Hewed, the ex-Rruwnlr After two Hoch hertlr pmttmld pilot who hud *Hld, In effort that fare* the World Serle* wn* niilllie could put a finger op I IlM u r­ ollniartle. Tim Yankee*, known gin'* hnnl trouble for $50,1100. aa the tram of dentinv, won the Three rluhs changed hands. Fred flrnt 10-reul auliway Serlan, four M. Hnlgh galped full control of game* to one. The relief pliehltig the HI. fsiul* Cardinal*, EIH» By* of nouthpaw .foe Page ami the an replaced Hill Veeck a* head of hurling of Allla Reynold* and Vic the Clevnland Indiana and Bill and Raaehl'Wa* the difference. The Charlea DoWItt took over the HtIMrtea ,*?■* nothing like the Itii7 class!*' whlrh went seven game*. straight yeur, twu of which found Uula Browne, T r R rft if if Was comparatively KvenV fie subway fare wn* a hint lied with John $4isu, • «-» Hut fur the shouting of Kddlo light, Thu major deal scot Pitch* nlrkel then. Moat of lha Imllvldtinl headline* Wullkus, the flrsi hjixetmiit |hey ei Murry Dlckeon to the Pirate* want tn Joe niMagglu bccuiniu of: olitiilned from the Chlrngo Cub*, nml iilmut $ 1 0 0 ,111 X1 to the Cnrillllls ftn.nnt) contrail (ID Hi* the PhiIIle* might luive causetl Hal*. Thu (llanta added tWo Negro bat. fit) recurring heel trouble more trmihle Iu Hiuuklyu's pen- player* to their roster nud dropmint hallle. The Phillies rinlnhed and vjrun pneuiiainla. After missIng the flrnt flfi game* he re­ tliii.l with Htek Slider, mi. able turned to action with a bang In icpliti'ciui'ill, luit mi Wullkus, hold­ Hanlon on June 2 H la three game* ing down III* flint base in must of ha laxhei1 - out four luuiiei* ami the Hill gullies Wullkus missed. drove home lilac nilti against the The run who Juliipril out of the preaeaaou flag favorite*. stiimls in the Polo (Hound* accused From then no DlMage'* mete Cliinl mntuigei Leo Hill ocher of pretence In the lliirup gave Id- kicking mid mmchliig him. II linnmete* a lift and pul lump* iu the pencil after u game In which the throat* of the enemy. For the playcis were mi then way tu the final two game* with the lbi«nx dresning room*. Within two week* h* left a nick bed. I.cg ciump* I bin wn* the rhrniiuhigiciil iink'r of forced him to leave the field dur­ oveuta; ing the final game. Iu the Serle* ('ominlsslutmi A. M ('handler hia after cffeclH of pneumonia suspended Dill ocher, milcied all showed on hi* leflcxc* for he tciinii to protect their plover* hv ■truck nut five time while pulling keeping funs In the uliimls until only four hall* out of I In* infield, players hud reached dre**llig but one of them wn* n hunter In rooms, the fan dropped all clmrue* and upnliiglurd to Dm ocher, l.eu the Serif* clincher. Tad William*, tun, wa* playing was refuntnled nod wmiml up for $10(1,1100. llrcaiiNe id III* Mg with a new t! hi nl contract covering bat and new found fielding Inutile ............id 11151. Even before tbc reason started won the lengim'* uiu*l valuable ynr award, lie and triuumate. Clmmller fined Hie (Hants, $3,0011 ......................... n h cn $tfn Stephen* Imlh drove Iu I fdt noil Duroi'lier mol one of hi* new tie. (he beat d one.two punch since enarliPX, Fred FlUslinmotis, $500 ul o Yankee hey heyilrv* of Untie llulh each. The reauoii: Itasebull'a good i ihrlu However, on the old reserve cliiunc. Fit/, technically nd 1,___ .0 1 1 _(lehrlu. am Inal dav, William* lo*t the Al. wna under contract to the llnatnn flit hattlng crown liy a fraction of n Itruvea when he signed with the lift lo Dclrnlt’s lm*tllug third (Hants. •olB. baseman, (ieurge Kell. It Him .14211 Tlie reserve eliiUHe bring* tn mind Danny (inrdrlln ami the ma­ to .H4CIU Jack nohlnxmi, llrntiklyn's ver* inr lenguer* who jumped to (he eatlie see,, nil baseman, won the Nl. Mrxleau larngne In 10411. AH war* meet valuable player award and suspended fur five year* eonn ilM the hatting crown with .1141!. after Jumping Imt the susphtalon He altui led the league In atenl* turned out tn he n three-year ban n* Commlssluner Chmuller lifted with nit. • . . . By their percentage*, Kill* It Inal Juno. (lardelln won a [mint In hi* Kinder and Mr I I’mrue 11 of the Hnaoi were the he*t pitcher* In *1 0 0 , 0 0 0 hiiII against baseball bfreball. Kinder won 21 and lost wheq tho V, B. Court of Apitcal* • "while snulhpaw I'arnell hung k 35-7 record. llriKiklyn came ;wlth a t Ntwcnmlre, 21-ycar-nld giant I'lvcry Tlilnir For Tito Sportonuut tram prodlct a great future glm. Though lie repotted week* the Maeon opened, he won 17 loat •, enough to become the r u t l i l a ea t I'a arookie of the year. In the gue The Aieoclated leltall writer gave o (Jerry Coleman, anbee ascend haaeman. roup of baaeboll another *«l of W$a Roy Blevere Brown out* For Your Stioppliur' bbW*nl*n«* C « ^ S H» RALPH b f . h n h t e i n A I1 Newafeaturea PH IhA DEttP HIA— Seven team* loom large on the Petin*ylvanle basketball tcene with the Iron Diikn. of l>U(|tie*ne pre • *eaion favorite* to wind up rompetlni for national honor*. Ilehind the veteran *tudded Duke* should come Vlllanova, LaSalle, Penn, Temple, Muhlen­ berg and Lafayette, In *mall college competition look for Pennsylvania Military College, (iellyaburg and Drcxel to romp In the Middle Atlantic Confer* enre with Oaneva and Weal* ininstei pacing the Independent*. )<ed hy fl font, 5 Inch Charley Cooper, Diupieane ahouhl fmprovi> nn It* 17-5 record of last year. Coaeh Dudle Monr« ha* a well balanced srpiad with all Important height, exretlent shooting ability on liable ball handler*. Cooper might well qualify a* the player of the year, This *harn*hnttfng color should pare Duqursnn into snrneliody'a tournament come next Marrh. Coach Al Severance will start his l lth season at Villanov* will, the same sipiad Hint won 25! ami pril two veteran slugger* -lo f " lr,,cr Mori Cooper and Flral haaeman Johnny MUe. Cooper wen (ho Red* for Ray Mu.fier and the Yankees got Mile on wal ' V , ' nr r t >*” . 7 _*"*£DlfE l,n,™rnsd first liming ,“rune In the All-Btar g*me won hy the American Lea­ guer*. ll-T . I.uke Appling, 4(1, complrlcil 2 (| vnir* as Chicago White Box shortstop arid ran hi* number of gome* at that position In 2,|07, Inciikiug Rabbit Miiiauville'* mark of 3,151. League game* dirw 20JI12JI27 fail*, * drop uf 1 pci rent ovei the lilgti nf III4H, hut Dint was expertcil. Yankee turnstiles dirked tn the tune of 2,121.11)3 adrnlesiolis. .Several clubs were the victim* Ilf dissension rRher In the dre**. log room or front offlre with the Ihnton Brave* getting Iho mmu alentlon on Ihl* score. Mauugni Hill Houtliworth packed up and left the Braves, 104H National Lea­ gue champion*, I1H game* back nr the leader* In mid August. Af­ ter the seaaou ended hi* player* voted him only a half ahara 9 ! their fourth plnce.Series money qf $1 -1 1 .0 0 . Chandler later ordcraif full share for Billy. Soutkwo! Insisted lie left the team baeni he was ill. Thq way tlw Hrai playnl would have maria any ager III, The Braves' owners, who Ineldenliilly have dune a fine Jnh alm$> they look over sbmildn't feel ton badly about the plight of (heir former champion*. After all, tho Cleveland Indiana, world cham­ pion* of 1U4H, finished third, eight game* hark In their own league. Prr*ldem Veeck, before I1 0 sold out, tried everything, With his team In fourth place, he hurlrd their peuiiant hope* complete with casket, floral wreath* and pall­ bearer* In centnrflcld at Municipal Htadlum. It wa*u,l such a wacky Idea at that Iwraiisa 2tt,040 fan* turned out fur for the ceremonle* — and a night game which follow­ ed. Biggest baseball skull of the year ir -went "went to Cliff Maps*, Yankee “ er. During outfielderDurini the final week season tl— tna --------Rnsox scored of the *ns*nn . the winning run op a disputed smieein play- After the game, Mspes, who was a .bench "Her that day, asked the plate umpire Hill (Irlevr; *ilow much did you have nR the gamsT*' - The ehlldlsn question rust MM ,c» $ 2 0 0 and a public apology to Ir [h e veleren umpire. , ; loat sevaa and than bowed to Kentucky In tha NCAA tourney m New Yok. .Severnnee can count on threo freshmen— John Brennan, sig foot) live, from Brooklyn; Joe Maguire, atso of Brooklyn, and Bennie Stewart, York, Pa., shotmsker. The team will tie built around lanky Paul Arliin. who scored more Ilian 100 points for the Wildcat* last season. If Vlllanova geta by early season Sugar Bowl assign­ ment* against Kentucky, Bradley Cecil and Tulane, It'll he really Imigh. I I, u,Hulie has the personnel and tlm schedule to gain top ranking if the Explorer* under flew coacn Ken Locffler have learned to penetrate a tone defense. Veteran La Salt* I* led hy H fruit, 10 Inch Larry Foust. Loeffler ha* several excellent play, makers, a host of good outside •hot* and a tall squad. Dark hors« of 1'enniylvanlu Is the fullest Temple team since the owls won national honors In 1017, Coach Jijsh Cody's team averages about six feet, threo Inches. Leading prospect Is *ix foot, four inch Bill Mlkvy, who riveraged 25 points a game for the frosh last Mason, veterans Ike Homavagc, six, seven, and John llsllot*. six, thrae, form the nucleus. The most optimistic coach In i he Keyitona state I* Penn's Howard Daltmar. “ We're good and should hove a itreal season,'* says Daltmar. The former court great picks his team to win the Ivy league crown. Seven returning laltermen and 11 six foot, four Inch sophomore sic th*» reasons for Dallmar's to*y outlook. Tall Herb Lyon; i-Hptaln Phil Harman; last yrar's sophomore sensation, Hugh Jef­ feries, and hurly Harry Wattluiifer are among the returnee*. Ilig Paul FHtpalrlck Is up frnm 1In- frosh. Muhlenberg lost Harry Donovan alinn*t a team In hlm*elf— hut Coai h Hud Barker still ha* plenty of topflight mnterlal. Harry Mac, kin. who broke a leg nnd wa* out most of the season, Is tmek. Elmo Jackson Is another of Mark­ er’s fa*l breaker* who *hniitd keep Hu- Mule* up among the east'* first flight. Lafayette probably was the bnidrst hit hy graduation, losing Marly Zlpple— 1,000 point man over his varsity carrer— ami Jack Millie. How­ ever, new rnaeh Hay Htanley should come up with a lietter (bun average team built around 1 dermis Duane Warrick, Jack Fix. Harry Love and Oliver Smith. Ht. Joseph’s ha* spirit hut lacks Ihe iieresary manpower mill height: Piit loat Its star* Hsmmv Dnvl,| ami Dodo Cslerus and Dm- Cariami appear* In for a lean vear that may find him lucky to win alx games 011 a lough srheduln; Penn Htale tins a new rnaeh In Elmer (Irnas and the most Interesting thing about the Nlttay Lion* 1* (Iro**' promise to Inject the fast break Into Ht*te'» famed "crawling alack." Lehigh, Franklin and Marshall, Havrrfnrd, Hwarlhmore, Albright and lluekneil appear headed for tough season*. *‘"3fT*y r,; ■ '1 r •, - * Ttr»wnAT PEC, go, 194# V 'C Yw *«? To Hold Seminole Squad KiMhnmee Benefit Grid Tilt State Farmers Market Resumes Work cl*l)— KISSIM M EE, IKe. 2 0 -(S p e SAflFlINtl »T* Tjt M * * K * » One of the host holiday sea­ NSRKtrr sin. at son sport* events will he the semiprices reporisil For Cigar Bowl pro football game on Friday, Dec- hi Til*Ihe following liaalara * * n Hanford c-nH-r 10 hetwren tha fnmou* proitiici, hkpoht FSU Me e t * Wofford In Tamoa S h r i n e Game, January 2nd TA L L A H A B B E E . Dec, 20. ( Special l — Tha Florid* State University H e m ln n le football •quad, whlrh has been enloving II, first real holiday since (be opening of pre-season practice on Lalt-r Day, I* scheduled to resume work here WedneNdey, Dec. 21, when Heed Hoarh Don Veller reassem­ ble* his squad to start prepara­ tion* for th« Shrine Cigar Howl "im r with Wofford In Tampa, Jnn. 2. The Indian grldder*. who mat­ tered lo their homes Immedlalrlv after the completion of their final “xams last week, didn't leave their thought* for the post-season game completely behind them when they •onk off for home, Most of the players drew footballs frnm (he equipment manager, and look their 'hoc* with them, planning tn keep In condition with light wnrhmit» at home. Worked During Vsrstlnn Coach Veller said here tmlsv "You'd think those kid* would have had plenty of football hy now and plenty ready to take a five nr six-day rest from It, hut prar tlrally everyone of them ha* lab' out a practice *rh*dule for himself during thla brief vacation.” The Indians' attitude I* an Indi­ cation of the manner In which they regard their tilt with Woffnrd. Under-rated in manv quar(era because of the fact they play In the amateur Dixie Conference end are nnn-suhsldlted, most of 'ho Seminole* are anxlnu* to prove In the Wofford game that they otav a prntty rough brand of foot­ ball. Wofford, victorious In II straight game* tbl* season and unbeaten In their last 21 i-auics rules 11 heavy favorite over FSU. hut the pre-game forecasts which favor the Terrier* by a* high n21 point* in some quarter*, ap­ parently mean little tn Ihe Bern Inojc squad and probably won't pre­ vail at game time. Veteran Center Joe Marcus, AH Dixie Conference plvntmsn nnd the ■’most valuable player” on the Seminole squad thla season, siunmrd up the general feeling re rently when be *nld- “ We wrnt Into every game favored this <ca son, nnd It's a strain. I'm glnd tltut we're the underdog* Ihllime. It’ll give u* a good oppor­ tunity to surprise somebody,” MacLean la Heady Ken MacLean, hlg senior tailbark who'll be winding up hi* coleglate career In the Cigar Bowl, fee's much the same way aa Mar­ cus. The hlg Qulnry hark says. ‘‘Thl* ha* hern a rough srason for favorite* all over the coun­ try, maylm It'* our turn to spring an up«rt over a heavily favnrrd opponent.*' MacLean, Incidentally, i* certain to he tha center of considerable PREP (IR IIID EH H<H.LK attention when the squad reas RIH1NII UTAH, Tex. — (JP>— -umlilus here Wednesday, He's Buck DU...... know* a thing or been out of action since the sec­ two about running with a foot­ ond garni1 ,if Ihe mason against ball. lie srnrrd 257 points dur­ Mississippi (l -lloue with a chipped ing the season. vertebra, and will tie attempting Hu* the amailng thing about tha Rising Star High Behool Hash la that he averaged mmc than 17 ynls every time he rarrleg the l«tl. They say If you want In **v Klye Rota wearing Dnak Walk­ er’* number Juet teke ■ gamier at Buck, Tie usee Nn, H7— tin number made famous hy Walkci. Southern Methodist's g re a t player. Ami he run* with the ball like Rote, BMtt’s big halfback who almost heat Notre Dame. Hibson sparked Rising Star to an undefeated, untied season In fact, tha teem haa a consecutive winning streak of 2ft game* g< which a started In October of 11)47 HI lit* Farmer** Market for pr (er* ii |W ■nlfl In Trurkere and IlMltl to I V M her lt». iMf Mean*. Tenderareth. !«•!« ftraded ill*- tipi l « - 7 7 • Few .1 un llesn*. Pole. Fancy ll»l» ilrsiteii Hu Hpr H ** - i IS Ilfii riM, iiu llpr »l 2& -* I 1.1 LI mm iteiiVlN. Hu tlpr II.«h * I IS I’riinberry llo* Itch 11.35 fiemlM itrimeoll 2* Lb r r l M 20 1C f\ilihnRe in M> HafiN |l 15 - II '.'I Pulibiiitr 51 l.ti CM II ♦»* * r*bhbNRe. III) Hoc II 25 lied flcli »l no CnlUrdH I'ocomili. Florid* Ah lo Hag I4.no Crl |2 55 - t n f’l-lerv rue himher". is on • 3 3D |Iti llRkt" Frthcv 3 IS Kaaplonl I'n I 11pr II IS I 33 i>i-.trnl» tin t.cllnrs. I 31 K t. I'M II Ilostnn l,filllll-c. iri-iicra. I>rr 1 IH) i, a i'n ir :s I'nck i mlnns, ilri-cn l*o> flcli linn Pens. KiikUs'i Hu lipr IS nn 1 IU Pi np-r». Ho liskis is nn 1 13 Furncr . l i d tills* tr h t An ■-'• H*a» I I I" - 3 301 Itn-listics. Irril Hu ll-kls ll.nn - 1 13 H'tllMMh. Vdlnw Hu tlpr It Vi n-iint-li. tV(illHu Hpr It.HI IN SID E /MM T. Purpj" W IN TE R H A V EN . Dec. 25. — Turnips. I on It- li II un I 13 T-.p (Al — Report of the State Hltrii* In­ Tomatoes I'rl II.M> 1 *u M-l I ' l n 13 nil spection Bureau at 10 A.M. today T o m a to — r iT lt t s In hoses: •lift Hole, l l l l d >, Hoi 13 VI Fruit Hrapeft Or*na»" Tan’ea Ilox 13 73 I2.10H 51.1100 15,102 m a n * — Rail (Irapef mil, •J.ftHl 1,4KB 1.571 ll o * IS on I ill lira n Real 0,547 100,120 44,000 ilrspefriill. Mai ah Truck l l o t 13 73 Heartleaa 24,027 100,214 01-751 Talianrluen Total «/!> llo * I I Ml llniillna m o d e r a t e l o i i a r . mm ket firm, movrmant f a i r l y iirmn In I02H-20, (Snail* Uoorgt on nil produce Halnsworth of the Montreal fie tunnd iPklli .......... rants*. Oiapefrult nml Tatianinas ('anmllrn* posted 22 shutouts In off uraite •|UxIf■y aelllnt l**( 44 games. ____ ______ I linll prices uuuled Kissimmee Holden Hrahmans and the undefeated Thomasvllle, Ha. eleven. The game is being spon­ sored hy the Klwarls Club of KUsImmee a* a lionefll game for one of the Holden Brahman* who sustained a broken arm earlier In Ihe senson. The game will start at P I'- M, December 10 In the Oscoia High School athletic field In Kissimmee. The seating capacity of the field 1* 2,500. The Holden Brahmans raptured second place In Ihe Northern half of the Florida SemiPro football league and the entire squad Is practicing dally In pre­ paration for the semi-pro grid classic nf Florida. The Thomasvllle cieven Is undefeated 1041 «nd has s record of playing fast, hard, clean football. High school hands will perform ■luring the half-timp perlnd and "Red" Simpson and hi* famous high schooled horse "Trigger Hold will give an exhibition of horse­ manship seldom equalled and never bettered anywhere In the United States. 11 comeback against the Terrier*. FHU'm lending ground gainer In both the 1017 and the ii'IK sea­ sons, MacLean could make n lot of differences In the Seminole nl>nek If he's ready to go. Best passer on the 1040 Mich­ igan State freshman football team really was a thrower Wil­ lie Thrower, hiiKbnrk from New £ Kensington, I'a. S 't N I'O K O O R L A N D O RII r u l ( N O N r i . A -4 J 6 A r T i l l : F L A S H IN G A R R O W r k1u A' D » L .l’ t KOI1KKT CUM MINUS — ANN BLYTII “FREE FOR ALL* Flit,ST CKNTRAL FLOIUDA SHOWINf} Cmitplrle I'ritKritmH K I 1)1) I K S U N D TR — Stilt) — 10:110 I?. A I. W A Y S ANNOUNCEMENT; )-«,• n TH E Willlnk (ittlf 8orvlrp HIhIIhr CORNER 1’ARK and SECOND NOW Ol’KHATKI) AS JIMMIE’S GULF SERVICE ( J ...... a •). Htnglrlaiy, Owner) I’honc Ul"2 She'll Bless You For A MEMO to last m inute SANTAS/ 0PENT09P.M . EVERY NITEHL CHRISTMAS PRECIOUS GIFTS FOR PRECIOUS . Pittsburgh's ■lug' .earn* to the fore longer for Bah* _ 60 homer* In one ■TOYS t with 111. re the leaguo LITTLE I1 AT the fourth B Castle nun* •»#*K-ff * * M je;*,*'1 ‘i* :iS - ur VM 4 u .tv: tHMNCi K J'JL' i — aa— ,, im V - qjiijA \ \\ \ \ -Y-.mi �I I ? T*4 • : T U E S D A Y D E C . 20. 1949 Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Sanlillo from ('nnneetivot have started construction on llicli home at Astunaiio Rond and Serena Rond. Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. EtchI 0 n and daughter llurrlette of Santigo Rind and Mrs. Dale Donlltle of Allconte Road had dinner at tlit* Orange City Hotel In hon­ or of Mrs. Kirhorn's birthday. The Saturday Night Club met at the Ih> Italy Mansion House Snturdny ♦veiling* Mrs. l/>*»lc Patterson was hostess for the oc­ casion. Tuesday evening the He llary tileo t’luli met at the He Rary Mansion House. Mrs. Joseph BpliWk and Miss Wheeler accom­ panied on the piano. Mra. Romeo I'a g lla ro directed the choir. The (■lee (*lnh is practicing Christmas carols for the party that is being planned. Mr. Earl Klchhorn of Santi­ go Road and his Aunt, Miss Edith iVelssman of Orlando accom­ panied hy Dale Doolittle of Ali­ cante Road left Wednesday hy car for New York. Mr. Elen horn and Mr. Pnnllttlr will return Just before the holidays. Miss Weissman will remain in New York. Mrs. Vincent Valentine, Mrs. Harold Young and Mrs. Russell Cooper attended the Enterprise ITemenlary Srhi*.d |h esentatlnn of “The Story of Jesus" presented hy the Women’s Clilli of Enter­ prise mi Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr*. Class <m Lake Shore Drive. James A. Romney of Colorado Road is visiting with Mr. and Mrs Block of Brooklyn N Y. Mrs. Slock Is a ncicc of Mi. Komncv. Mi. and Mis. Harvey McGill and daughter Karin of I'lnltshiug, N. Y. arrived Friday to spend the Wintci with Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Iti mvn of High Rnnks Road. Mrs. McGilly Is a daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. B'diert M. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Newell from Long Island. New York are now living in their new home on Naranjii Road. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kearney of Long Island, N. Y. are spending the winter at l.akevlew Court. Mis. Karl Van Ness Is confined ; to her Inline because of Illness. Wilbert Miller of Hmyra K»ml Is a patient at the Palm Haven Hospital in Winter Park. Mr. and MrV Paul flyers of Chicago, III. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whrwell of Naranjn Road last Wednesday. USED CARS The T H IN K IN G F E L L O W ride* Iho DeBary News By F R E E L A N D FARRAND Mr. and Mr*. William l.angbehn, Kgt. nml Mr*. Joseph Dun* nnd Mr. nnil Mr*. Romm 1'itR. o went mi u Amhincd plonir ami fishing dip to nine Spring* Park. From Blur Spring* Pork Ihry rruUe.l ilmvn the St. John*' River on n ( ’rlss-Craft Cruiser. Mr. nml Mr*. William Hunter of Lindenhurst, lauiR Hand, N. Y. were guest* of Mr. nml Mr* Vincent E. Valentine of Mnlinn Roail. The Hutger* were on their way home after spending five xvyks in St. Petersburg. W ilis, lift h Hriilon of Second Street in visling with her itiidrr in Montrose, N. V. Mr*. Million Plicola and her dailghlrt ft Hill New York City hre tiuilding their home on .Ser­ ena Itoad. A L L MAKES • A LL CARS GOOD CO N DITIO N 18 In 21 Mo. - Ea sy T e rm s W K 1)0 O U R O W N ) F IN A N C IN G Come In • (Jel Acquainted With Palmetto Phone f* Charlemagne Is said to have had an asbestos table cloth and have astonished Ills guest, b> throwing It Into the flic wlicic it did not hum. FATfltLDS vs M'BATTS.,. ton tm c p o s s e s s i o n OF THC M lSroHlC O LA R S k IN . . fbp YELLOW CAB CO. We have trunk srrvlre WhllO.'* A n n a M.r.lr* BCatlaa I20;> AVK. pahk a asm aT . N EC K LA C E. B R A C ELETS AND t ,’ EARRING SETS. I.OCKKTH- CROSSES. COMPACTS By Phyllis. Vnn Dell A Fnistner D E L TA II-MAR V E L L A CROSBY PEARLS ID E N T IF IC A T IO N RR ACEI.ETS SANFORD JE W E L R Y A l.l'titiA O E CO. .1110 Sanford Ave. Ph 1,1411 SINGER M ACHINES Christmas gifts, Terms. Mlf, K. fdh St. Phono HUM. MOTOROLA RADIOS |in.7Kup Portable A Table Models SANFORD JE W E L R Y AN D l.l'titiA O E CD. JIH) Saiifoid Ave. Phone l.'IIH We both lose when you don't bring your prescript!* l.aneyV Plume I0<1. Large eirnilaiitig heater, ehrati. Iliirn* wood or rout. Ph. lUItt-W. llttri 1020 Myrtle Ave. EN JO Y Sunday illnner at l.aney’a 76c alNii week days. Lumhea A ahort order*. _ _________ HOT L U N C H E S served every day 11:30 to » with Home Mad* tolls and corn Muffins. Comer’s Grill, 324 Bast 1st. Hirer t. DIAM OND RINGS • BIRTHSTONK S IG N E T AN D LODGE RINGS HANFORD JE W E L R Y A LUG G A G E CO. 800 Sanford Ave. Phone 1348 ESIIELM AN S Red Rose Feed. Touchton A Watson, 120] Celery Ave. Phone t lM -J ,_____ FR IED Shrimp Dinner, Served “Tha Beat Shrimp on Karlh” every night at Homer’s Grill, >84 East 1*1. Street.______ Vatchas $6. Shock Reslat. Watches 16.06 tea ..... $3. New Work Hhoea ...... $3.06 Courier gal. ...... paint* ...... gab $2.60 12 For II chu II h I Thr l.lln alsi mlta aeelf It «ll Want Vila pabH.h.4 la Tha ■aafa.4 tlaratili I lime Ian err tlaa laaaHlaa a limes l*a per llae Ina.rtlos ■ Omrs Nr prr Oar laasrllaa 34 llitir* «r err Its* lasrrllaa hr err tlaa Inr Vrarlr Caatrarl K l.r starils In Ihr liar. Ilaahlr rara lar hlarh tar. rapa. • PHONE 118 Wat. *Sb will ha aerr ptr4 a.rr Iha t*l<phaar »a a n a araa4um rhatar If auur aaaaa la Ilalr4 la Ihr Olrphaaa hpah. la rrlara lar Ihla arr.maa4allaa Ihr a4rrrllarr la raprrfa4 la par prampor. la nr4rr far aa la tra4ar Ihr heal pasalhla arr.lrr, all Waal *4a maal * la aar •ililea aa Ihr far hrfarr pahllrallaa. Planar aaflfr aa lmaa#4lalrlp if aa rrraa arrara la faar aa. ■Va raaaal ha rrapaaalhla far ■aarr lhaa aar lararrrrl IBarrllaa. TIIE SANFORD HERALD FOK KENT — I W E L A K A AP ATM EN TH . Room* and Hlores. 11(1 W. Flr*t Htr##t. Phone M.1I.___________________ Furnlshrd Apartment. 3 Large room* and Hun Porrh. (Ill Park. Furnished apartment. 814 Elm Avenue. Two room apartment. Apply US . Elm Avenue. M t ,of my home with kitchen pnvllfgr*. got K. 10th g i Ph. 77. A nlee bungalow for a nice couple. S room*, bath, garajfat acreenad porche*. Un/urnlal Fruit I r f o , Phone 670-W. New' three room furnished cot. tape on laka. Boating, fishingand grove. All convenience#. Phone 1420-W1. _________ dottaga, unfurnished for rent >14 ~Ilm Ave.__________ i tithed apartment for went. >14 Army Cots, Blanket*, Sunglaaaea, Boots, Tarpaulin*, Raincoats, Bunk Beds. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 106 N. Palmetto________ Ph. 1321 NEWMAN Player Plano* W roll*, 1128.00 delivered. W. i . Thomp. son, Borrenlo, F l a . ______ PITTSBURG 'PelnfT for every ass. ITE D TW O BEDROOM W ISH ED HOUSE. W ILL EE PERMANENT RESIDENT. B O X H SAN FOR DHM ALD. Furnished house or apartment. Renew able year ’round rent No cnUdren. \Z 1 J f^ T , y » i •a yuiPoifi i A I’alnt Co. •Phene IN . IIS-114 W. 2nd PARKER - KV . SHARP Pen A Pencil Seta RONBON, EVANS A8R LIGHTERS And Cl Cigarette 3asea from $4.00 ■A NPORD IBW ELRT A LUGGAGE CO. MM Ranford Ava. Ph. I M l H r evening appointments and aamaaatratloos ation* at home or at •tore call 1110, your Itelvlnator Dealer, Range*, refrigerators, sad Easy washers, flt. John's electric Company, First and h b n k a r ik c. "gsraRrtnnissnn .. a i r - . , , . ....................... - Goodatlgk: 1 ' w ■ IIAW LCD ' ( it It ACROSS alr o s : TMCIR 'V v' v MS ' r \ rGOAL . n At ILING/ * ; ■ .-H -V /c J r m For That Christmas Wulnimo («ive The Old Homestead Faint O pen I lit* p v p h of t Im.-e yo u n g folks linck for llu* holiddytt. S h im ilietn Im w lipiuitiftil 11»** old liotm* In, w ith n u lls anil w o o d w o rk drrxto'd up in o u r fh u \ long b o d in g I h i l ’oiil ptiitifn .I iih I lulrp ho ttp now to Mil. W e 'll toll you how i|tiickly y o u CAM point todny nm l at w h n l low cost. P A YM EN TS A U IIA N G K D Hill Lumber & Supply Yard ’ hone 811 21.1 West T h ir d Street rw »p t * iw ir s k X MAS G i n ’S FOR IIIM A HER TRACTO R W.IIIK Free e*ln ale* oi, plowing and CROWN LUG G A G E dtselnn farm nr garden plot*. in Mntrhed Set* Abo clearing and grading Imild V A N IT Y CASKS-.IEW EL IIOXES lug last*. Phone 1A7-J. Jack BRIEF CASES t’l.UII BAGS C \MKO W A L L E TS g.'l.lio u|i SANFO IIII l l ’. W EI.RY A A L L T Y P E S of lailldoser work, LUG G A G E CO. reasonable iate*. Free nstlnml.’inn Siuifnrd Ave. I'hoiie l.'IIH e« llavlii K. Carnenler. Ph«n • MM’M -'I M ill ’SU 130.1-M \ ~ C r’ 4\t "1 "— ~\ \ *1 f P O O C CM A P S ...' ' t h e n IF ITS A llngg* A Slrattun EnA (3 B A * ' * v. P - v m 11 l| > ---------- v ------l^-l -y o u niDSxJ’T TMINK gilie Ol Parts yuu Need Sea Witte F Ii Fioi.l, llaa Hit Paola. . C W N A L .. \ ' ad;. I || ( > ,u i VNGBII d . T N J TO G G T AW AV, A. D. HOSIER Uai peiiieitng, lliiiidilig, him U IS .11 AO OP A / y •A* \ ' II ■■■--: -i_—r~. r — t n i O V O C ' f l leiiill sml t'iiliiiiieirlsl lax mg, I’apei llattuilig, paint O' ' 1 sli’M IT > IC U U ... } / ltillr irilN le rrd llilg H N and mi’ Work guaranteed, fair deal \\ . TN A - ’C .. - ) Slra ltiiu Uniter lug. ien*onalde prli-ea. TC.NKDO FEED S: Cnmplete line. Expei iein-ed Waitress. W h i l e Hunt’* TllSfdo Feed Store. ^JU^neM Jau^oiM b^Caida^R^ CITR US Fruit »hip|M-d for Chrl*t SpiM-tnl ScrvltCH - 1 2 mu- Mr*. M It S,ii hell. N06-.I. 12— I’lK N T V FIR E WOOD "PltTl NEW FLOORS surfaced to per S M K |l D ll A R T WOOD YARD. fecllon. Old flmirs made lik, I.iohe*’ Ihumonil Ring and I violin, nexx Fml-diiug. i leaning A xxax H u gam. Phone 7MI .1. ini: P . H table nower plant. 3 2 SWAP SHOP, 406 E. <tli HI. We veai* iixperieiH'P In Siuumole Huy. sell or I mill- most any­ Countv, II. M Gleason, Lake >c thing. Phone U.m .1 Marv. (Tin Inin* (iifl ( ’ruling reason- V E N E T IA N 1)1.1M IS made to or able rates. Wight-Willlamii A unr. Seminole Venetian llllinl Co. (Not Inr.I 2"0 N. Laurel, Co M;>« W. 3rd. Ht. Phone ' l u- . . . ■j f O f lltf [ lj.V TV ’ TM E^ Phone 1014. Ilh-J W ilWWL t vl U* f KNIKW -----1 W O CLO A N T K jU E Cklna.'ffik'relaiy, Com- C A LL 617 for Battery, (ienrraior 1 ; L IT IH I >) . VV S - I* ►tor w n v ) AM? A *3 A iilele Vlrtnrian l ’ailor Suite, and Htar.er service. Hwaln'n M AVS N O .I ‘ — _ I) I n * r ■ ‘ ^'t. ■' - A PvP L A M T u P O P l S T . . . Munglng Lamp* (ibis*. Also Battery Heivlce, 301 W. Flist ♦BUM " t » > l M 1 C • V x\A'.> t - •• ' W«MA • Tinea* and Trash, Select Your HI > / f,'4V( t h a t . X V ..> • TO OO AWAV GiftHere. "Fnir Trading W I T H U ’A 7 I’out", Park Ave at the Golf ORl.ANUM Morning Sentinel l»r T X r i i ) — ---------------lando Evening Star. Call Italph i ’"iii*e. Winter Path. . " Kh o '“ / G ET MRS. Brown MilleC, Fruit , Ray. 11(16 J. i .. 5 Cakes at Plgglv Wiggly and LAW NMOW KRH iihatnened. la. v elex repaired, lock & key work Table J t^ o ly . 7x No xvail lug-work guainiili-r.l X-MAH G IF T H K A IK JU AR TER S II. W. Shuman, 810 East 4th SI FOR BULOVA GRUEN El.tilN Sanford. Fla. I Formerly with LONG INKS - W ITTN A U K R __William-. Flxll Shop) Watehrs fiom $24.06 . Also Nall. Adverti*ed R A M EY ’S upholstery Shop. Fur nil tire and nuloimdilles. Ilraxon MEDANA W A TC H ES from $12.05 <1, i.e. a. able prices. Free plrkup A dr SANFORD JE W E LR Y A llvrry. Box 1441, Hnnfurd. LU G G A G E CO. |-*».Aw4 h • G00 Sanford A ve. Ph.jHMH Vedoiot h Refrigeration Servl. >•* and Appliances. Call 102-11 m i : n ’A m k t t Small dining riHim suite, buffet, table, ft rhalrs. 4 piece bedroom J 240. E V E N IN G ^ f , rm: 6r»riv /l-i X il.l-i eulle with aprlnua and mattress. LOCAL amI Long Distance M>.v / (M ie n *i n ma » i. v '**. r - - —* ,, •.t t c J • r -y h i/ po m i \ Moving In smaller house, must H.m m a l c m u /xi*' Inif. Storage and Crating. Wight > IA tfi I J 1 / pontons’*-' \ lu o n is u iw a ssrrlflre. See after five. 24<» Williams A Cu, (not- Ine.) 2ue , / I im c a iu h t i x-. . -II ,) • . m s / / •*»! CUliUVI' Palmetto Ave. North Laurel, Phone 1It 14. ’ \ ................................. .1.1' <■>. . gj • FH IG ID A IR K ,t- net H— A l t l I t I,F h t v A N T K I ) — « Hale* and Servlee ■-v tu r 2 Factory- trained ipinllflrd Her / ■mJ vice Men. 4. tld-t lllghent cash price paid for used 1 n te s / IIIL I. H AR D W AR E CO. furniture Ted Davie Furniture / • . • t notes' M l K. Flral Phene 63 Co. 311 E. let. Ph 8 6 $ ..-____ ’ iv-Xf-’O* ! ANiisJ? . IIX M illl lll M M f J i...v c X 'p c u r v r e • P l I ME. W •\L' At O N T I S'XJrr. m 7^r.:u NMa I* ^ i-1? ... *TUAM>. •• 1 •V >i"er-r' jI ( i / '\f C A N-CV » ' V .X V ...... VXtk )Xi jrS- i t kf>,r| ® - i t » 'i 4 T I ■/l ri -ir.rf_JLavM 7 . 1tv Paul !(<»».iH’ttiH / iv ' \ . " r n u. .o« i i \ \ . . a I I l» (I »i *m • ; »•( m- •«.$»»' » •itu.i '« ? FT & Wanted — Good used radio.phono. 13— Nnllcen— . P e rm m a b — . 1.1 Turkey Shoot, near Tindel’a Store In Lake Monroe,’ Thur*., Dee. Mud, 1:00 P.M. _ Nice i>addla hone for sale. Call furtey Hh.ml, Dee. 23, 1:00 P.M. _83I-M4.__________________ Shannon’s Plere, Hanford Ave. FOR HAl.E— Plenty of Kino turkeya. Bring Hmall black and while gentle-mala 7— I’eln-LivMtock-KuRRHcn 1M6J-1. _______ in n ‘ ' vW-X'/X,* f 'O U W ’J - Hti Mil •I) _________________ r (. I | Mr N' ' f t , \ \ ncucr ra n |v>‘ ••’ I*. •V A. ♦ If.*. Aa•j Kt/x’. ' ’ J4*. * •'< gun. _______________ horse. Four year* old; saddle jtnd bridle. $126.00. P h .JB l-M . Sugar cane grinding Tuts., Wed., Thur*. Public Invited. O. E. .cglstereo Boston ooatnn Terrier Thip Registered “ urac ales; $80.00. .................City . "Service• • £ tlon, North of Sanford. Phone I ( 3.Anr \ ,L^ ALU-mCjMr I'AKA-XiO. f)*. .41- ’J 114': < AM: MetetW J .’V” me: tvAt*. f>r* «------ • . MQ *.J LOST ~ Child’s pat. Red and white part collla dug. named MovIsland Laddy. Call R. F. Huhhar.l, Acruaa Across road front Rlda-ln. and^fnrm^^ov sale. I474j^ W. W. .......’^ fat tdrfceya. Mrs. WIIMs, Orlando riaado Hli I lei bntmt '.***'■ AUTO Nortl. * of Wiecklng yard. ■ ^ i. i ■■■■: i 'i i 'rie— V ........... 'stor sedan. nandllhui In fur Vi (f .0 ) 7 I* -------- --- ■■ ; . . -.-x^wSS «A^4Mh; 'a*..V a . . • w -' 1 #. •F iw - ® v W f- ; mm M R V ff-v i !> iv . ’ / ’t • ’'Wrt.w-Q' t . ' ! j '.jt.K'fLi.iaX-x • *• • : * f , WT •*H i* •lU $’j 4 ♦4*1 (II ______ I B i H ' A. TH ' OL C A R LIS LE in j u n ’ M \Ki • k ic k o f f : \ 0 ) 1 8784, w»c n hnllrry. T z' f / i 'i *tnr II Ell ALI) Want Ada U rI - ’l l - - ' I/ TU B * * hc u/smoessARt INTO A WHO'S GOT 0 Al '' UNCHlH UNOUM till HI ill \\ )\ WHO’S TH MUDDLC/ 1 v. Jt'R S tV / / It AWL TIILl. W li 11 , m n u , p i n C H In , use u f f /r c a r m s , CLUBS OH i7‘.Ms'S V.Vl/CAI t S . L O S S UP f l VC VAOCS’-HO*\lCi0e...L0SSUF UF1LCN YARDS.' rM V s l u o o /h IV U ttO u l'P v i . tlJC K I tit Id // T h (M I A T H U D j AO N r KNOW M c 0A1 r 3 . \ \ Ml AO O l A ll ‘ 1 _ P E N U L T IE S I ersdn/v. c h o */*, M O N TH LY 1444 M l n u n [l ie is: F U S T CLAN W H IC H Ic O f tL S W IN S / PHONE 21 Iln u r Service »fu Although asliestns Is known to have been used many centuries ago, there were no asliesto* mines in operation until aland ton ycui • ago. YELLOW" “ MELTON’S USED CARS 2nd A It takes four pounds of frr«h grape* to make one pound id raisin*. # • a ’ wae al .• * •%. ♦ ’ �I ’- V tyv IV i ) ■. P A G E E IG H T T H E H A N E O E T ) H E R A T ,I X H A N E O R D F t Q l t m A Spy Trials Additional Society Continued From i'age Five ICaallaaeg PTA Entertainn For Mrs. Lee HoHteHH At Junior HI HludentN Phiiathea Party jr':::, ' . V T ' ,1 «*oni»oF i*-'*'»ystudent* night it J between the hour* „t 7:00 nnd 10.00 O Clock with a party given by the I’lircnt-Tcechcr Association n "*,T| , , r 'Jlrtwt on of Mr*. Jerk Rusyll. Included in the auditorium decoration* was a large tree which had lieen decorated fur the nccnnhiri hy the Tourist Club. The rnftcr* nf the hall were strung wIt! red mid green garland.., nnd on the ninntie wn* n snowsrerre which Included n mlniator,.- Hnlitjt ' 'pu*. Deem aI ion* were under the "illt eel Ion of Mr*. ('horln* Wilke. A* each *ludenl entered he wn* presented with „ houlotiniere of email hell*. Iluncing wn* enjoyed during the evening with Itodiuni Ilruiuley nerving n* nunoiinrer. I’rlue* were won hy (irnce MHrio Ktliii'cl|ilii r, lluviij l.eonurd and Sandra Dun, Refreshment * were served from n luce covered table which wn* centered with n hundy snifter holding red polnsctt in*. Refreshments consisted of fruit Chrl’ tmii* enkea nnd randies. Kn terlnlnment wn* furnished hv Mr*. It. W. CiiBuhe and Mr*. A. II. Dux. IrtifV with Mr*, Duxhury lendinir n chain dunce which provided rim for the student*. Tin* evening wn* eluted with the ringing of "Jingle Dell1' nnd the school snug. About 140 sludenl* attended the |iurty. (Composing the refreshment committee were Mr*. C W. flhftl'imiker nlid Mr*. NbhoN and cold drink* were told tinder the direction of Mr*. I,cun Wnlker. Chaperon* for the event wete Mrs. Flower* ami Mr*, Cooltar. Junior High Hum ( hriHtmaH Program The Music lleimrtinent of the Hanford Junior High Hclmol pre tented a Chi IsItniMtdugri"" under tl*t direction of Mr*. W. (i. Flem­ ing la*l Wednesday. All "Indents par I id noted In the following tiroirrain: introduction, (Irnce Marie Htlnerlphcr; "Hark, the llernbl Angle* Slug"! Christina* scriplute uinl "Glory tu God"; "(I Collie AIJ Ye Fnlthfur, nil student* ami the seventh nnd eighth grade suxettes; poem, "The First Christ­ um*", liv Marianne Rlrlrktnnd: "The First Noel". "Christ, the Holy Child", "Christ iiiuh Hcrcnadu", s e v e n t h {{tude Kiev Chilli Christ inn* story, At 1‘hilllp*! “Oh Utile Town of Bethlehem", John Arnold; "It Caine Upon a Midnight Clear", solo hv Hilly I’nrk; "In“ violin *oh 1 David’* Town"', "Over Hathlehem’* Town" nnd 'In Bethlehem’* Lowly anger", eighth grade gl*e Huh; mm "fiU r of Bothlchem’’: "Star of ,ljie l-.’u s l, seventh grade sexfelti. composed of Morin Join*, Jtlgiinelle Starnes, Helen Alexan­ der, Delores Clllmrn, Janie Bennail, J nh mile M»e Fur Ison. , ‘DeeIt tin' Hall", sung hv the Kioupi "line Holy Night nnd ..................... _ ntii jtradn g i . . . dmi 'HIlent Night",. eighth pie Mntlba hlet next'-Me, nexl'-lle, Situ Ilia Owen, IVgw Million* yv Wright Jnyre Jones, -In fy$»ul|e, Hum Crews, ......It a Dunn. I'ntsv Collins. Louise Ill'llton,, Jlclty Atm Hllle*. Annette Brocks Ann lUimh,ilium nnd I'aulelte Cnsnti; Christmas Heiicdlctlun, MnrvV iv Mlkolajck; llUllf ***i”r**j**** "Joyw tn the S Mr*. John 1,. Lee was hostess *>ldav nrviit for the nnnunl Christmas party of the I’hilathen • I*** of the First llnptl*t Church. Other hostesses for the evening were Mrs. J e rr y Klckllter nnd Mr*. Buford Brown. Ileromtlun* In the Lee home followed u Christmas theme. A tiered table wn* urranger| tu represent three Christman wrenllis interspersed with 'livend hbie randies with n large candie nt the tup. On one taluc wn* a manger scene from which issued soft enrols during the pmty nod on the mantle wns n miniature pipe organ forming n hnrkcnnirid for "mall choir hoys. A I'girted ni(gel hovered overhead nnd hnnkiiig tin) scene were while pnlnseltins mid greener). The dining talde w*> centered with a snow Hcene nod greenery and other decoration* in tin- room followed the same theme. A short Inisines* session was presided over hv Mr*. A. 1). Ilnllnwiiv nfter wlilfli ((nines were enndurted hy Mrs. Douglas Htcii-tinni I'rlxc* were won by Mr*. M. T llnyne*, Mrs. Mnrvln Stone nnd Mrs. Charles Bi-nhaiii. (iionp Hinging of ('loisluin* carols was enjoyed after which "ift* were exchanged. Mr . J, M. Kliiicelplter wns presented hv the class with tickets fin a cuncart series to he given In Oilainlo (lift* were collected for Minn Itut h Cllltltiiilips and Mr*. Mmjoile Cowin who coutliiue to be ill ill (III) Kim Ida .Hiinllitriuni. (lilt were also collected for two children who have been adopted by the class. Itefrc.ilinicnts eonslsted of IIIdividual enke* III the shn|ie of snow bnlls topped with a lighted candle, open fared sandwiches, Milted nuts lind coffee nod were served hy the hostesses nssisted by .Mrs. Mien•Iron*, Those iiltendlng were Mr*. Hlinrehlper, Ml** Uottie Hmlth, Mrs, ’I'iin Crawford, Ml*. WlllloMt Slcmpcr, Mr*. I.. M. Himes, Mr*. .1. Bradley Ddlinm, Mrs. Voile WII* limns, Jr., Mr*. Chltrles Benlinm, Mu. II. It. Fortner, Jr., Mr*. Millv Martin, Mr*. "Buddy" Angel, Ml*. Ileutrlce lluffniAu, Mr*. Ilnviie*. Mr*. Holloway Mr*. Mint tin Carter, Mr*. J. II. I'lillllps, Mrs. Fdwiltd .Smith, Mis. Aline llbiiphrev, Mrs. Amin Cook, Mr*. It. A. Howell, Jr., Mi*, f(avion Smith Mi". John Culluni and Mrs .1, li. David. Mr, Huukenbauh (JetH Degree At StetHon IlF l.A N D , Dec. 'Jli-IH p e d n l)— Harold Haynmnd lleekeolmeh nf Hanford was nwdrded tin,,f t nciirlnr of firt* nt the fun onnrler cnniiiiencenteilt *1 Stetson Hnlverslly Dee. Id. Mnjmitig In edltcnllnn, Mr. Ilecketihnch lias lust completed his internship In Memiimle H l g li Si’htifil mill Iihh Lh 'O C bjuuIy Ai'cnlM mifl DliiTlctrh o| tliu Cintml Moridu Kx|Hjji|liori hold fImt rntttlnir at Orlando and «li ink an firuti^o Julrit toimt In Ihi> nmat hiktvheI ii I K#Jr to b« hflil in Houthviiit In lO&O at Orlando. I'lctuml lift to rljrlit, C. T. Ili.kfnni, iri*n«*ral manajfrr; Claudw If. Wolf«» pmldant; Walton Mrloriftiii, dliictor; J, T, Clxfonl, llrovnril county; I*, Lonhcr. (? of C. Sanford; Standing: W. J. riiitt, Jr., yotuHu; It. K. Norrin, l.uko; I*. I(. Me .Mullen, Ht. Johns: If. r . Swanaon, anaUtant agent, St. JonnH; C, A. ItcdihirM, iihmImIiiiiI, Morion; nod Car) JicnJrlcki, Marlon county. r^' Released German War Prisoners Want To Lead Peaceful Life Mlick N. Cleveland, Jr., Ilf Hnnfi.nl wn- title ef a cllis-* nf 122 vrmbnil.il frcittl Slet. ini Univei-ity Dec. ID lie wu* iiwnrdi-il the glee nf It S. in Business Ailininituition \ leader lhrnuitle.nl tucull, pc . I.iii -e, Cli-vi b.inl ba* served Ilf n l,'iesllUltlli A.lvi-ei IIvicc |ii> nl. lit ul bill JlUii-u - la , Im i. iiM-i nf tin- Hlteli'iil A -'"cm (lull, pic iili-nl nf tlie St III \ tireek ergiinir.iitinii, first mail- nf ViMystic Kiewi1, ieudi'rship niuiuilrulimi fm Juniur nnd selii'-i men, a meml.ci of (he liiturfrateiuity Council, and Justice nf tin- Law College Honor Court. II.- wu* twice selected as line of Die ten niitstnnding men students, uud Ids popiilmity wn* attested hy Id* selection un Homernmlng Mayor it. I(i IH III- trail f.'i led l>« .'*1 t -.11 finui the I'uivei sit, ..f Florida whine he wait a uu-inliel ef Alpha luu tliuegii I ruin ini y. to a tenchlng jidMIlnn in the Lvmnn U A D IO STATION School at ................ . where he will |,„ dlie-'loi o| the high relmol W .T .lI .l i. (dee dill.. He will lake up hi* new dntle* lu January. -I* t * At Ml el soli he was a member of \\ I'MI I t It It Ml Lm »•!* l.sinhd'i Chi Alpha social frater­ SVvvh nity, Hlgmu I'l Sigma, honorary S\ »"*| I I 11 ,1.) Mill .) I'M T h e 7 '*• !"• l •'l»|l# p Iivm Ics fraternity, the Stetson N't WM Symphony Orehustru ami the Fu­ 'lot' World". Accompanist* were Mien ture Teacher* of America. He was N|11rilli«»r I" am( Itiiir Lyon, Joyce June*, and I’eggy also listed oil the university * hon­ \|Itt'tl ► > ill M11M11• W ilghl. or roll and Dean's............... List far - *npip- '* 1u u .t i h l in \ him I'hH Hi i I .If <M HHlI erlnr scholarship, lle is married lo •t :ui Dic k \ ill i ii Lois Hatcher "f ** i?» N«I|f •*Ir I'..) lit 11Mllll the former Ml** Pin i"i* I'm ruin i< (Ml Hanford. Hit\U A Imiy \ Mini A' Mlinti' in 111 Hill, New |in11tin Mil, llhif 1 1 1 no 4Ill'll MM I t X HI nr 11 in Morn Ili/ V ni*i jr D nU vw o w l »» K. M ur 11* 11-i unit Linda Hue Williams celebrated IZHIO Wnrlil ut Noun Ltndu Sue WilllamH Snored pit Hirthduy her fourth hlrlhdty with u party given by her mother Mr*. Ted WII* flaini nil Thuraitay at the William* ■os/ *> " • . . . Maple Avenue. Avenue, Henj home at 211 decoration* were lOUal uccuruimp* " n » , u » e d throughout the living nnd dinln“i .................................................. id ihrns and Included bright re., dnsettia*. cnlnrfd ornumont* uud jjlhture Santa*. The dining table wa* centered t i n large birthday cake de­ corated with red nnd green. Linda « U ' presented with many gift* her friend* while they sung aniiy Hlrthday". ftifreahment* cmnUtlng lr*! V "ChrDttn*’* #tt. .....til*,. of(S UM 14 rreim, "rimklea, cake a^Teandy were wrved during the mtK.it hy Mr*, william* •*; d hy Mr*. C. K. Carlton and r* innu nnd Dottle Wllllatn* 'wax SaiilB* were dUtrllmled n 3i J lln * Billy Coleman. Jimmy Walter Meriwether, Higgle Johnson, ,„ n flrarn Thurston, Charlee Btoothoff, Ooorga BUmt- .arw B JT By HOB TIIOM AH H O L L Y W O O D . Dec. 20— (A1)— dene Autrv I* setting th« |iat" in the trend of having movla stars go out to meet the piihllc. The moneyed cowpogg I* pl«nning the longest ntuienranea lour of Ills ruroer. He hx* already hooked -'Id town* for hi* IDfKt winter tour and Is negotiating for !i4 more. He mien* hi* show In I’uehiu, Coin., Jnu, 1, taking along 27 rodeo performer* pin* "hsmnlmi nnd little champions, his hur*o*. Autrv will runllnue hi* weekly radio broadcast along the route. He reurn* to Columbia Studios April I tu begin hi* six-picture schedule for lltfill. Anna Mnguaul, the volcanic Ituilan actre**, I* expected here nnv day. She will record dialogue fur "Volcano," another film about an eruptive Italian l»lo. Newsmen are hoping she will comment nil her unetlme director and fame, Roberta Rossellini, John Ireland I* going ahead with hi* role In "One Wav Out," despite hi* *uit tu hragk nl* Co­ lumbia contract. He has to her........................ ilanform the part In order to auhst Hate hla case. Boor Lana Turner) 8he get* Ida*ted when *he haunts the night club*. Now *he gets blasted becau*a she itaya homa. Three trad* napera have crlttrlaed her. retnark* to me about slaving xtavlng homa ami _____ _ at They Helm looking J‘ telcvlelnn. * ' aha should ba going to the movie* nnt uninstead. Mavhe they don't for a mo­ deretand what It'a bile theavia etar to attand ter. Hneaklng of raaetlon bring* u» to Gloria Qrahama. ihame. Her N aamment* L *— ‘ nude Mere . . . . . , uvh. 1— sleeping. attack by the lingerie Industry, hollifonly » r*M r* i, Ooel the wystern allies In the early day* nf World War two— a time when the Hitler-Htalin non-aggreieloti pact wa* In force. He said hr prepared on his own Initiative a memorandum on Sept. 20, I DUB, which said thl* country could help Hitler's foe* without violating neutrality law*. 1311f. I ! In linu I lift 1 30 J : im» 31mi .1:30 .1 4ft 4:00 4:10 Thr* llmiil WiiMoii IDHi ('lull l*o|Hilar Hlnr I all I Tr» \ Olr i It n nu .Mumleu | VnriMllioi 4I.i i None linnch T<oI i« v ‘m hi mr MlfH .V M' H i ll f)MN Vour MuiM.rv Munica Mimlr Lov«ra Dronraifi II V It VNj II Itnt T Il f' I Hi v Hi in 11mi r r.HMI 6 :0 T I im flrirrbl H|iot ft;4MI NrWB fit 16 M urk mi iti>|mri Hi 311 Tw M .llc HifllHH f II ll) r- Ift Ton 7i Ift 7:30 H|inrDf I*ai m«1m No H i I mx HI iirn Hnviha rintiR rroR ram VUtnEft fur a LnUy III ift Meet (lie Itai.il :» on Nlglll IMtll'io tii i r. I'llll llei',1 nl f It if a II tn-no in, ift 10:30 itmo Hliorls Kin a „f liny Moslem O’Dwyer Woddilik liu srlm u ll's Uni,,. f|,„, I ’fllte'l Null,ms f "rioi'ii xtiisic i 1 ....... .. with Xlusle New* 11 oft Klgll (Iff All L sp - i f- '<! , jDintpkln and smiash nrljfiiaied lu the Western Hemlsphera, ' < -ly dream stufr. I Six'*i II warble a note and. Is pleased wlHi a drama I* rule f.,r a change "Everybody thought I was just a ftyi-lovlng kid and thay kept nutting me Intu light, gay pic­ tures/7 she say* "I'm really , a very eerluus mlndpit parang,H Montgomery Clift *p«nda the week day* on "A Place In The Bun'” and works Mondays on new endin g for hi* Berlin nlctur*. H e claim* he ha* worked FellowHhip Front M'sallsss4 HttMlInartl Mr«tMi l* M r Pms S s«, “ '* the yacht Atmsr II fvrr an Sl-day honeymoon cruise• Beaming happily, the n*wlYWad« named f«»r a moment hoarding the craft to alloWi togruphers a final shot. * D'Dwyer hi* wlfe'aboArd ....... . helm'd------the gently rolling cruiser. Tlwy climhed to the after deck to ut photographer* who crledt On* more, Please, Mr. O'Dwyer." A* the nus# of the trim, mahoguny-decked cruiser pointed tie * '! away from th# dock' the tun mlret from trehlnd a hlaok cloud MWjrt venlcd a giant heart which hern written In Ihe sky hy willing alrplant. The newlyweds looked up at ,the heart and moved closer together/. Thu ya.'ht we* free of the dock , at N:B0 A.M., only 20 rnlndUp alter th«< ceremony t**gsiL in BE Imgph a Church. It 'salted slowly north ■onto WW persona wa' an a n firewall. isreweti, shouted The AI movS*rJMntfiVd i e t d kthe* niovffq tkf and movi pecan, . ft. It, W«l Met to about 10 mlnateat Back at tha church scattered to dlecuee event. Tha Biblical Academy Include* academic course*.1manual train­ ing and Bible training. Th* educaurogram Is earrled out under ti' ; « trecDoa of Mtte' Oslo Enriswd, general supairlntendent rent fltatlon. FelleWshlp Fri... -------East of the airport proper l* tlm Ttfge Fellowship farm, which inelijaea an orange grove. Plena arc now under way for railing of jwultyr and stock at th* farm, said $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 grew llite^ae.Thoma* B, Jeorgc 'jiht, pi . utter u m Alex- g & "KS "n l S £ 4 A-Bomb Plan' Bundnv hut five since August. ' t o m u Review; "The Man On Tha Eiffel Tower" (RKO) lists among lie star* Charles Laughton, dared, He added that . L0t ^ np' Rurgesa Meredith and tho city of h* difficult evan eg a anal, la g lot prettl* than the; ileMea such aa he a charged United Nation* secretariat with Soviet permission but belli hi* diplomatic rank, I'anyuxhkin InRyan accepted the statement n* "a communication to the court. Another frderol bulge rilled previ­ ously that (lubltchev does not have Immunity. This ulsu Is the view taken hy the l). 8, State Depart­ ment uml the United Nntluns. The Immunity claim is am* of several attacks un the espiunoge Indictment made hy the defense In the ptc-lrlul sessions, llyan denied yesterday a motion to dis­ miss the conspiracy count of the Indictment. Miss Coplon, 28-yenr.tild form­ er employe of the Department of Justice, uml (lulillchev, 22-ycar-old Itusslun engineer litlil suspended Untied Nation* employe, are scheduled to go on trial Dec. 27. They lire accused uf espionage In allegedly nttcmptlng to get U.H. government secrets Into Soviet hands. Up for argument today war# these issues: 2. A motion by Pomerants nnd Id A n iiibnld I’olmor, cuuniel for Miss Coplon, asking Dint the in­ dictment lie dismissed on I hr „ i on uu it is busud on allegedly iil'gu) wiretapping. The motion usks Drat, If the Indictment i» not iii.-ml»aed,. all evidence Imscd on wiretapping lie barred. Miss Coplun already is under M-ntence of 40 months tu ten years In prisun on a conviction of steal­ ing government secret* for the Russians. Hh« is appealing the conviction and sentence in her trial to Washington, D. 0., lust summer. Both she uud Uuhllrhev are free no bail. Educator Fear 'M B O M ) U 's a ltn H rr»> dlty. ., lu action Nutting uside the Umporary restraining order has no practical effect except tu xtrengtheni'itha. hand by which the railroad commission already lias closed down the racing In­ formation wire of Intra-dtaio New* Scrvlci. Western Union cut off tho Int runtale service a week ago when the railroad commleelun tklrted around the contested untl-buokle law and Invoked a niiitract clause which permit­ ted the telegraph company to rancsl service upon notification by tho state that It wae being used for Illegal purpoaea. Intra-slot* Now* Service had uhout IDO clients along th* Flor­ ida cast coast, Tho railroad com­ mission and Attornsy General Richard Ervin said many of them were race bet bookmaker!. In arguments before the promo court yeitorday, attorwner of fntra-atata neya for tho owner end other race wire operators Instated they were In th* harmIrix and legitimate business of distributing sporting news. They Mid they could not be held accounUble far tha uaa mad* of it by thoir client*, businesnei, ■** Hays -nul today Fuat la-t "eat m o r e c ilru i" camjEign sohi millions of Ixixe* of and this year will double last year's -tiles", lie credited press and iiidio fm much of the sucees* of Die movement. "This year/* he lidded, "we are s t r e s s l a g hrnlth safely. Our children are not receiving udeipiate patlit iiinnl supper' when d* tiled d tday; rus”. J. t'lanning for the ilrive was |H*rExecutive commlitee chair­ fected at Orlando last Thursday man Istrd anmitinced that H e h when groups representing the ineryy ;o make Die campaign af­ dally and weekly pres*, radio, fective had already been sat -jn* hankers, wholesalers and retailors, hotels and restuurunt.-, realtors, traliportatiun lilies, theatres, the Juniur' Chamber of Commerce, parent-tearhrrs uml other educa­ tional associations, the Kdticnlinn Board, the Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs, and others, met with the Mtule Chamber's Citrus Pro­ motion Committee in an nil day runlet viire. In hi* acceptance uf the hunorary rhairmunshlii of the drive, (juvernur Fuller W a r r e n Iclegraphed tl:,» State Chamber's president, Walter L. Hays of Orlando, that the importance of enthusiain In the proinution of greatei citrus conMiniptlon could not lie uv#r-einphusixed, ' The work of Die over all group organisation put together hy the State Chamber, will lie directed by Its executive committee, the chairman of which is Frank L. isteil of Kustis. Isted's co-work- Vegetable Market .1ATK M t IM Vllit- K , Dec. 3II--I AIM — Kurt/ New Vork Iirlce* nil kfnrtill, troll* olid VPgelutde* « » reeirieii hv itie v'eileriil Klole Jlo rlei New* Hervlrm Avocados Dills l" -2 " « (olr In aooil 11( y lio -J.u i, siiniiler , iieit tints 13s l.7(<-3 -.*» HllO|i heailH lol-hel* Ml r I nKIlltack Vnlentlnes tolr to Hood nastily tfui-Vf.n, few Mali ns soil, si-ine fair •lualliy .X..’>o-«*", imorur low as 3.M0. I'lsiilltiils tli li-5,to), few o. orillliurr <•> lair <|iialliy 3 on. too. few t Ml, Tender ar-cin t*w t.lili, imorer I.MI-1ILO, Wax 3 Tk-t.na Lima tisHlis liosliels few 7 0O7 la, few puorar ti.uo. struwherries 3* |iltil crales (irr |U ,k*-.*o, ordinary nunllly low n* th, pony rs trlasralors |<er idol t 3 60. Dtfffttlaui iJURhtln Z7ft-3 6u. K m lh e rM ru rV Ihih Im I n 1 411,1- I 641, 1*1Pi llitirtllv |,ftf». Km'it itul i* IdiMhcl n L,<H)- l.fiZ % inu*(lv I 14 '* ■1 6<i KDifiijiiiMa |i«*r >M It* 1-1 l.fl I llt'l' fi| AIIT ft I' |MI «S|M |ll|| HtxI tin Z tlnXiHl J,HH •|, 6It, |mmT iT un tit, Itiimikliii* | tin-i.ftii, iitiiitier Inw un ill. C f Jp r j HI liirh i'rut*** ilultlpnt.«*url J S tl*ejt**i* 3IMI-3 2 .., fi w 1 %•». fi thiSt'Vi 4.041* hllrly w«*ll lillllirhrtl 1 tlnii*n 3 tMi, fl ll.Ill'll 2 75-3 (HI. I'ugrit| tirtllnnry •puilliy M ilunfti 2 m»<3 60 rn|»|lf>ri* llilnlinln 4’ll 11f WolldeTt I Mir til KIHU) «|IIIIIIV v .I DU# f«»w 3,1ft, ortliriury t|u;illly low ,t I«ft0 , r» (U i n n *2 3ft, oihfr Dulliiof lypn fnir l ,, guotl t|iifilhy 1.76-2 ftn, liuurnr I 60. lit*.In lair (■» *iuii|)ty l.ftn-i 2ft, A nu hr I run 4 6 0 lm In 2.00 j Lilli I ni>m 60 III wn itIi m IUI pr T r l unilihn Mwiii'ially kihmI «tiitillty luu ItjlfllHhfn 11 i|( tmukhth rcijn 2H iIo i e h 76-16, frw 1.00. mitinnh tumliwln Y«*||nw HlrnlirM* X iH’k 2 76-1.26, fpw 115*150. \l Ii up lirf w Italian tyjm i.oo-i 1ft bu»h«la U f K f In v#ry lit run I.on. 1*60^ Tonialoes fro *st«ii re|>nrt«it. WERT The rtrr- Jeweler im ifctwr .... 1 ‘j M Jl l monte authority to regulate Inr, too •tats lawyers replied the federal gov­ ernment has no exetualv* Juris­ diction ever Interstate crime." Goremar Warren’s doctor may let him out of tha hospital Thursday *o ha can "enjoy the Christmas holiday* at Th, he didn't let the •m ’x WERT The mmedl- ia hollChrlatmaa fltm. a SJ! ■v>. I t.'alj|>sa»- I l / t hustle) hoses l, A motion by Abraham L. Itiolllil lype I ua-l.Mi. I'onieranli, counsel for flulillchir, liornrslle l.'ui umber* liushels I 73-1.bo, lew that the Russian he adjudged out­ I,bo. poorer riusltty I M i - j l b , few „tllr the „ „ jurisdiction ... ..._ _ _ *>bo, lew low as |.3ti, Inrae site side of .tlie court on the ....... hi of dlplbmallc itn^ '►« munlty, Dii mit*l|tih* lHt*lie«l run*** etety tl JA C K S O N V ILLE , Dec. 20. _ — (Special) — Citrus consumption In Florida should be four times what It Is, according to market­ ing and dietary experts, one think­ ing in terms of the State's agri­ cultural economy nnd the other thinking particularly In terms of the health of children. Bttllness group leadership, working for the second year through the Florida State Cham­ ber of Commerce, and in conjunc­ tion with the State Citrus Com­ mission, and state and local school ami health authorities, have begun a determined drive to meet the citrusconsumption recommendation* of tlie experts. Th e ' push will get under way within Die next ID ilays, Exe­ cutive vi‘-e president Harold Cn|ee ot the State Chamber snlil here to* McBride Cameiun, Jam** liurtnati, Robert C, Evans and Dodge Ti■yJ lor. The campaign will Ik* fo^pad lip on houxiftr iv**s, nc'gool ItmeV rooms, soda fountain*, and hotel, resturnnt and transport dinln facilities The detuils, work, up hy Advertising D i r e c t s Dawson Newton of the cltr oniinisslou, and approved by committee- will lie augmented the promotion and jmbliclty __ furls of each of the participating Lawyer* far for t( tha ataU replied a ______ the 1040 law wa* a valid exer­ Walter P. cise of atata polka power, and Archie It* own Urm* condemened at: the typo of buelnaaa engaged In and ” by tha wire operator*. CP To smwanta that the law e»> “ crosehad on tha federal govern- „ J W R i «»f personal repeutlorr Mam iroiMtttloii « « « of puhHs confidence In ' $ 1 X and Other acta. c o mp an ie s th 1M1, the Du with but * its’ Ob. ) been provided with hath room and plumbing facilities. Ititerlora and MHi*|>rnl nfh*r nm: MWltli thin < floors have been repainted. Hevsral small buildings of conrrele i i t I thru* wrd No wo^ «xrlmii|f«*il liikldr block have lieen erected, providing romplete apartment*. thi* church. The Hihlicat College, “’he Fellowship ................................ The coiioli* turned, llnknl »rnrk which for a time was oireratvd un­ and walkfil ulowly ituwn the to iDUnir to friciulH and nhook handn der Independent control as Aldrrsgat# University, Include* in its with mu* Kin*nt« Thi*v t-riiurged frgni thi* Church curriculum a college of liberal uit* and fncnl a bomtmrdmvnl of leading tu a IL A, degreei a col­ lege course leading to a Th. U. dephotngritidiera' (Uihhulhv. f A crowd of about 400 nttaofit ;ree. Business course* include oii I hIiIo the Church pr*MU*d cJoaa Cpokkaeplnif, typwritlng, business jngllsh, office training and other Rug........... around the couple. New* reel photographem plckdep,' tha secretarial studies. A theological coursa of four crowd to give them room. A towrmwonuii retnarktHj: M11l years, a Christian workers course h4»t they’re glad they*re hot }JJ two year*, a Sunday School trainNew York they would Nalljf >lng coursa and a. Sunday School ______ _____ teachers course la offered. Inrrowded.M rttctlon in music and voice is Thu newly wmla entered.• oaf, •trite ffttufctl* «r Pt of laW | ,. drove through the center nn on!• mtilil hi*nr. Fat In i lii'nry told 0'l)wy#rs . tii iminieipai doclt., ami Hinirts I'erseiinliites 7lift Keynotes |,y furl* in no Variety Hull B:,10 l:«i'iir»li,iis ii, H c l.n c. I*: III !h 36 014ft 1.ANUSBERG, Gcrmaity, Ore. 20. — (/P) — Twealy-ieven smiling German war criminelt were freed today from the U. S. Army's l.sndsheig prison for goad behavior during confinement. iliey lied served the gte.ler pail of three and five-year *entence* given them by U. S. military rouiti for war crime*. All their lenience* would have expired before next# June .'ID, • I1 None wu* u liig-nsiiie Natl trim- he released this yfmr. rimI. These were the men who Only two lonely spectator* were inmuiunded N a t l raucentrltUin on hand a* the hlg wooded prison cutups, who nerved n* ramp guard* gate* swung open to free the pris­ nr ml-lrented captured American oners. airmen. One of the spectator* was a for­ Tlie i.idc*i wn* Friedrich Kali, mer Landslierg Inmalc who said DU, n former Wiesbinlep polirernuti, lie came to greet "o|J friend*.” The other wa* u young girl nf convicted of Inking part In the about 20. Hhnhhlly dressed nnd murder of American flier*. Col. Waller H. Cralmm. the pris­ blue with rohl In the chill Bavarian on coiumunder, Mild that 27 uthers iimrnlng. she greeted one of the pioliubly will lx- released tumor- 'eleased men with a slight mur­ iow . One other prisoner ell/lhle mur. Then they walked off arm toi leleiist. i* ill In the prison hos­ hi arm. pital. due prisoner praised Cnloney The It. S. hiuh commission un- (iraham, saying: limitlced veslentay that flVe lop "He is cine of the finest officer* Nail I'l imlniil", convicted hy Amer. I’ve ever seen. We have received lean cniirtK ut N^ucrnbeig, also gom)t| treat treatment me iwiitr since li» came will tie released.' They 'Include tn Lamlxhrg lust June. Kwn In Hi n*t Wilhelm Ibihte, KnglMi- the Herman army it would take lioin MS general whu was hod you Hornii tlmo to find an officer of Die Nu/I purty's f o r e ig n urgunl- a* good aa he is." fiitimi, At the station, a railway-guard r'olmiet flrnhnm,. who**1 home jokingly told one of the men: "You'd bettor he g la d you were i- in Boxemun, Mont., Mali howevei that he ha* not yet received In there the lust four year*. It's hvvti tough outside." no order for their Veleasa?1 Replied the former prisoner: Tim first slrht Dial greMM tHF "It was tuugh In there too.” pii'i.m-r- a* they filed Into the A out her prisoner commented: prison waiting room frnrtf their Ft mu now un nobody will he ell* wa- a symbol of the holiday a-n.oti, n .-criihhy little Christum* able to talk me into anything, legiiiitless nf whu i* In control In line. .Slacked around It were heap* flermany, I'm going liniue and ot piesciil* sent l.y friend i or, tel- lead n (|iiiot life," NF.W YORK. Dec. 20- < / P ) The Soviet government in * Dalemerit in Irderal court today formal­ ly claimed diplomatic immunity tor Valentin Guhilrhev. Rutxian ciliren lacing Dial un ipy chaigei. U. S. Judge Sylveiler R. Ryan, pteiiding at a pie-liial healing tor Cubjtcbev and Judith Coplon, de­ scribed the statement a> without precedent in his memory iii crim­ inal procedure. The statement was lead to the coutt by Lev S. Tolokonmkov, first secretary ot the Soviet embatty in Wailiington. alter GubiIchrv'i lawyer bad completed hit argument on the immunity claim. It was signed by Alexander S. Panyuthkin, the Russian Ambas­ sador. When Gubitchev was arrest­ ed last Match, Pauyudikin went lu the State Department and asked that hr be released on grounds ol immunity The document said Gulutchev “ is an officer of the diplomatic ser­ vice in the ministry of foreign Affairs of the U S. S. R. since April 2b, I‘Mb. with die diplo­ matic rank of third sectelaiy. lie was tent to work In the er* are W. C. Pederson, E. F. Ar* nolo, Marvin H. Walkrr, Daw*' von Nevvtun, R. O. Riddle, Lloyd h. U*lir, Kd Hood, M m . Edif|& Florida Citrus Consumption Not Up To Standard »«"■ Jy ’. -m "v- ■i ?{ far.H iin . �— > M < -X * ’ f - " , T f ' ' tv* 'll) fer '$ « > U Ualty Thara 1* S tm fU i— TH E Ta Piotort Dm N m «f th* World [ To Promota llo P n m n of Amriiro. To Produco Prosperity for Hiaford. a __________________ 5 __________________ _____________ m T EitabUshed 1908 n AN f o r IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y d i i NEW SPAPER r r a l t t\ © • » Airlines Battle For Right To Fly Tourists To Rome -rata,sn ’a'xit ’ta K SW S •' « Former French Navy SecreUiTKIllB Self STMlS v i I <•/•- Must Be R eady A s Lo ng A s S o m e A re H eld C ap tive s ie n -t .il. were found •-..I .... . -l.ru I 111IIV wav ill ....... . ............... " '* ''' o . , « i K u i \ » , ii mi «’r M.I.* ftuJ ’’ " ' K,‘ " ' tl f 11•>i in-1 ii. m Ku-1*.« nv n*ime l AW litMfli|iMit<*rt -. U-Mill I I'm ln<* K ij i sin 1 .......... to blow up .1 ..... . o t t n r r said I............ . ” ■ ,' 1" " >ml 1l i n ‘ l’ " ■ , ‘1” ' ■ • >•< ' union ln|iliyi-1 "t Hi i ...... M l \i . 1 II T l l - G If A\ -I S M o ts, Junes t\ Porter « l the Federal Depuilmrnt ol Aglirultilic said hnlav la n io r a 8 INCW a w i m - ! ,,otl(.r rI),|ninrd ,|l(l ,dmlu»l mu...... .............. m in g Fool F i l l e d t.»lk prrp.Hrtl for drlivery to lbs wialn mrcluig ol ihr Amrrn an Smo'l) For F i r s t TitTIf’ ______ _ Nius mudsill up-wrep ivpr of strrrl lights iiiouulcil on -tcrl pole, have hem piopotrd to replace 2) of the older Ivpr of lights between First Slrert ami .Seminole Houle■aril, City Manager C. W. McKil>liin announced tin- morning. This modelm/rd type nf light­ ing would save the City )IA 0 in lighting m il, annually in lire tested area and al the samr lime provide lirtter illumination, as the new type of light would give mure than twice a, much light on the street, as is nuw being derived from the old type, it was reported hy E. C. Helper and D. L Harper, who several weeks ago were requested hy the City Commission tn investi­ gate the value and economy of the new type fixtures. Arrnrdlnu to Mr. .MeKllildli the old while way posts and fixture*, installed nlmut -.rj years ago, are valued nl idioul <100 curb and could he used 111 newly developed residential areas. The request* for Improved street IC a s tls a s C Oa V l i l T B rs s ) Park Elected Head Of Medical Society Dr. C. L. Pnrk wns elected last night tho president of the flemin ->te County Medical Society nl r mooting hold al tho Anchor Inn. Dr. T . F. McDaniel was circled vice-president and Dr. Frank H Qulllmnn, secretnry-trcaiurf Dr. Qulllman wa* appo..ited delegate to attend tho coming con­ vention nf the Htato Medical So­ ciety nt Hollywood. Dh Harry Hllshy was nnmeil ns alternate. Dr. W. V. Roberts was named 11 member of thn Hoard of Censor* for a three year term to auccted Dr. Orvlle Ilarkst Dr, J, N. Tolar for a two year torni and Dr. H. D, Smith for a one year term. 't ’ f i ' n v i n II 1"* Aitrii ullural I'.ngineCM lie - .iid mixture of watci mil ahnluil pciiml- thr U-C id a Imm "italic iiiliuhci gatolinr m aoioiiMibilc-. him L- and liailm ro 'no Trsts uf I III- Itijl'clIlUt s) I I'm ixe li"ilig i m i ll'd mi ill tin 11‘i-ut’* nmltis-rss n -g io nu l il, i>.■ ii i .u will "|ii i ate mi Hi" I'mi i ii. lj, 1' i fficienlly will.... . .......I The illji i liiiii of llii' all "hid n a l i ' till,lllle -lllilltlt ,11" Hill die II e I I i lii'iipi i lin t- when die) Hill -ui* lice, lint 11J iIVills- lllgli hi lain- ill! I milniimtlenity and 111- 1111111)' uhin such aie h i , Hired." In aniiltier addle-- )■1 1 ,'iI fm deliiery to die inerting d t Snin-tiury tuld of die A sci is nil us • l>e|iiii t menexi i er i i i i i iiliition \i ill. Il'nallaura na raa* l'i.uti 3 Children Bur n Texan Ca l l s On To Death In Flash South To Fight Fur F i r e In Country Race Segregation WlMt'liNSIN RAI’IDH, Wi , . her. 1,1'( -Three cldlilnu iln") list night in is flash fire, while live In <it tiers mill sisters arid l lieii pnrenU esenpud ns tlirir riirnt home was leveled. Tim dead, all children of Mi and Mrs. Prank Hrmheim, « " S'anry, 7 months, (iray, i"l Robert I I. Kenneth, tl, was overrulin’ '■ smoke nrul Imspltlilliud here Not n stick of furniture » » ' saved from the two-story ......Ien house, one nml line-half mile* in'st of here. Assistant fire chief F.url ki-< said the lilaso apparently tu'ik" out when some of till- ellildien were In the Itasemont lute id. night tilling firewood. Tliey humped over a can of lniipn For some reason they started rrrnping its contents Into th" 'ighted stove. Flames flared up and spread swiftly through th" house. The parents frantically ln-ilisri herding the children front the structure. Robert rail upstaii - 1" get Gray, trapped In a bedroom, hut was trapped in the flame* himself and both perished. Tho baby, Nancy, was wheeled Ii. her carriage to supposed safe­ ty on tha front porch, Kexx said, tut apparently was overlooked nfler that in tho general hys­ teria nnd also died in the flamsNeighbors rushed to the scene snd hoisted a ladder to a second floor window but were driven buck by smoke and flumes. P ln r tf ,p ' U .1 ' 1 \ 1 lt* ,| sprei I. p i ti)e rv tn the It., i i i I "iiim r ri r, S I ............ Im , nu nc ,e o ivp than ii, i l l t ....... . i' ' 'o v i r l sh<|ihi|d ling ......... ') "(irtr-lllv H (If 11,1il-■ " I 1' Id i " A l t h o u g h Ii.. i " " ' e l v a land ,". 1*1're Is anipi- Art hur Perry of Jacksonville second low with 8894.700, OGALA HRTIRR8 BONDS Atnster' stale ealn tax inciudad. OOALA, Doc. 81. — f/T) — Ocsl* r o awarded, tha contract will celebrated yesterday afternoon , .! torW * A M M l" * con­ with a hand bunting in thr dty struction Job In tho history of iark at city hall. Pair-off IKindi n the sum of $188400 were burned In a ceremony participated in by fom er m a m a and councHmen. Officials nsJoiMd that the city Is "racial conflict*." icbledterm of i available for comment. W M °f townandun­ Hnwevur. see it guod On\ many i itvment- in the *G (hillnr* nmi’iut ,l" mull. Until the ill I 1 ■' 'V. mnst returns tittle ' dealers who -i •i few dollars. III1 •id! t('HiH I«i* ....f k! miil'ii 1*1"’ 1 v r vl» f■ \ ri» fniiii in ni lV III I ill A M. Dee -(d 'l \ -mi"!- I'ldtege -liideiit '»h'» bolds if" i liv midied " MI 11)) III ’ ■ I III1 •'1il:ih Dr u 1," m in ’ d ’ trliner mi h iyi* tei day ') l| t ftl|l,l| be would t be iim lt u i'* 11r h i i i I ai t»» all’ll f<*i II IM*i x'liit,. i imdltfun. ^ u p i'iio r < Mini 1llllg" 1*'1 " Ilk ‘ J . t Put t ii'k J 1 iiMiii line I \ It ii V.. t) 1 1 1 M ’l 1R* nt live. N llo m u t | j ".lent at I ' i i»v ietree, ill , I .ml ii - l a d ii.. ." ti . i i I ii p."i tide D u , in ■i i . p.ii.ilv " iln- m u ," and Mi (in .iicli t*"i ” . .............. to "te.l ilust I tilt d I 11 , I ...... vital i n I i li­ -is -e. relnrv Itn'Hii II I F. •9 a i-i in nt v police said ymiog I'm kei rubi.i.l n Pliiiuville i n i , of \ " V . Ill l«» get 1ui"l In till nice ■ , i i , i tn t' limd i io i.ilt .1 VMirrt i j i ui v , It tjliebec i i ' H i h i , held on i ehiuge of ti,utdei "III! pi |. " I ' I II". "X,it" tie j I dill V will g" oil tll"l lU’Xt i i I .... i . , "lli i "ii ox unit It mi it den g<■ "I niiudi i t g .i i Hu- the "Hoil, I i- wife, Rita, Him w i itunrig I.I •.|• .n il ill namilei ’ 1 lime killed )xhen a l-'tilb wax .1,1,1 i.. pidgi-d llii- l i "i "' I iced tn the Im g g "-e . .impsrt ,, ihi to i "ini ili't"iiii('‘i I "ien, ,if a Mmitieul t" tjuebee ..... I ,| ii ,i < plurie. "ill, IIP Nike," l.iingli) \ t "ling Parkei’x I itiii'r. Itii* "’ll H " , I lint "I" "I the deliinii • Pricket', funnel xoe presM tv „ ........ "ad In h.iiinil the I >f the Keu neri.ti ' "p|e r I'mti, m u, i.,,. tight ut iittsiil t i n - I ' ai'V nnd Pfe-i.lei i ,f the tjtte Ik'i Iruti and I'ltu'intm t'lilnp.iny, d in hind the f u - e 1" a - uau of X\ p'i'iilix killed In 1" * the era-|, nt St hiieliiin, tjue.. , t .mi tn in’ll litt «'nu«‘ i ' l i f l ill Sept. it. Peliee ipmteil the Imi n - - a y iiiics W . Buznnort* mg he itopi'd t" gnu aecess to O i l ’s A t A kv O f 7K III,- ,11 irt, III will". 1 . 0 .ix to kill lilln. \\ III,/........ . 7H yeni ..hi , Tim buy. they , ml, oi Smn .i,I im e p.,:t • | be ’ I'untlllelelv hi *'••■.- i- licit .....I to over the III ......... h i-p il.il at |lt.:in ’’" V 1 ° f bis faD'ei I I" I luggi,i lotii.wiug a - i m i ' , ' " un.if 1 « > kr> the miiourv eliii'gi Judge l)y". •'tin placed tile m e nil fits Itii. i min i H it- hiil'II ill Gem' i dhipm.ilInn wliliJi trie,ns tin ,,<l un " Ietiled liici' him 1,.i no i II.- » ,» - an aetive •inn was liiken ..ii prn-eeiitiun. Duller Ma-sm lni■■ It ■ law, howr of , |,e Saufiiril Shuffle l 'l,il. I'liei e in e im klinWH over, the case c,in he taken frnpi 11 e file and pi..-e, oled if the ov Is over lin e .led again. r "I -el v iei'.x will I"' I'oll I ut I'.l lei. "in i'.ltivl III I If MU' H T. I'K T K D ot SING IIDOM . ill I’.jM liiluel t’llD D it h tt"' -ST. I'E T K R S III ItG, Dec. 21. — W. I'. Ilf>"k-i Jr., iiffii'lnthl’i — A ll tecui'il in value of conI ul i-i im lit w'dl tnki [da iriicthin in HI, petei Imrg proper I ol , View Cemetery, full today when Imibllng permit* pas-ed the peak figure of J2U,LA B O R R U L IN G I At I.A IIA S S K K . Dee, Ul (d't •itih,000 set liming the fulailous l''t,u't,la laud hoam in 11)27). Mtoinev Gvnciiil Itlclinid h-t Ilitililing dlreetiu Henry M. Nlcl, ,,hd t mils y Dint Gnvernnr ,i,ii, duet, lull have the until- "’it said that the new record wax i, in appoint a cniu'lllator In marked Ity "uti mcinnUlutlon uf a ml ,i dispute tietween ilm D. uuiltltudo uf model ate-Hlzcd pqrPtio-plnnie Cnmpuiiy nf Ta m ­ mlts, mainly fur family residence/' il I it- emjiloyccs. pIb- Pei in -a id W a rre n lacked the ot Wi.i it y h m 'im -v the phnsplairis i ui.... . I- not a pitlilie utility thm the tneatilng uf the Florl , piddle Utility Arbitration l.nw. R IT A ’H It tit) K A ItTII TREM OR L A U S A N N E , SwlP" ....... . M NEW YORK, Dec. 21— (Ah— ’J. r : W — Hllii T ho minor earth Htiocks |irobultlv uhvslclati said today I iuP her bull)' m the Caribbean area were ro'"’iihl bo oipectod "ft.... hieu t ctu'tlcd today on tho Hclsmograph ‘..... r at Eordham University. In mak'ng the statement hu"The Rev. Joseph J. Lynch said »ver, Prof. Ruthlt>h» Itnelmt te l’" ilie fii-t registered at 7;n<1:21 .n il Die second at 7:4(1‘ 10 A. ) Oil out it la impossible Mi f:c-tlimited the distance ntt 'oflnlt* time or date. Iln -aid a II" variation of two to three day* i- irjo miles probably in tho Coribpussiblo. beau. , y . t: 't'jiiitJ ' •'’iiktoriflBjai’Ai I ' tit) i‘i it v. "del t . 1 •.1 l 11 .............. 'inn (-.-I'l'U tu r -a id i » h ..I t l " 1 nmlliI t. i .< in u ",»< I itvei thi , l pl edge the tin) Di'illd liiime, ■.. i eii (I htliiil, <ih pi , " d in a |MI) lie 11 iiiiliitnin." I lr .itMt-d, |i "nl. ' Uf** I'h.Hi " i 11 it" 1 1’, wtprriiu 1.............1 'ter, m il d he to • " t’ \ W «fvii « Hi. tin 111■■I " a MMi 3111iii’ly t .4111I I lin'iif * i ! ** nil’ll null its mO’ii'Hi I !i‘"'h ■ 1i Mil If 1M‘Y(• 1 •'1Mi | i n * hititl H if * i’ ll » t*1111’I (Ml, |i I d 1 1 f til ' f "'ll tti|-* ■sf |j( ’ 1 1- r* ) " t Mil m ..k;t i I ftM r x, "I Hi \ * 1■ s\ • t.» inf......... i 11 l ‘ M\ 111i iili’hf \\ i1111 i i 1 S \'„v.,l .... 1 " .tiruillH - - Crash Victim’s Sou ."'■mi let clii-ed ludov ex Released By Judge -Ma” . K.mployc al"i ' I ' •< ii all h f"i -li- p- In Revenue Theft <' "niu pl- - - .. - - |l .mil...,r,l Oil •ns- I’.tallS) ...........I. it'd all enlnincea to 111 M O N I* "I I d r r . 1 ! 1 tl -'ic ti-iln, t-v in a -lute i^ Irii) In added: 1 ..... . f " ’.’*""' y t<3‘ failed to work, i’ *' ■ . lll.iutil kllUNV .................. II,,. ,..it ltd f 111| N T 1 11111 i *M, , 't A T L A N T A , tin., Dee. L'l i,r, ' - - Texas' attorney gem-iul . uJl.-.l ■1 ikl'llltlg lit O no all .Southern -late- todav In ■Ii...lull'd the i ■ 1 1• hnn together In a fight in the I' S Nnvnl nfflcei ■ Supreme Court to pi eei i ' r la. liil nrface -hiii e<" 1 hi prugiesH in. ’ egri'gatioii |„ -ehool-, In a letter to lieoigia Allotnev I lent', the iiinid. 1‘ General Kugelin Cook, the Texa- new ile stin v e iofficial, Price Daniel, warned that , fleets Iiiih inei i a Texas rnse pending in the high 1 Sherm an - i p . I ' ••is Ii it 111 in S. 1 ' emirt would uffeet 17 -lu te - pm,, tlelng -eg regal ion. heavy -Idle, of ......... Sweat u Texa- Negio, vi*Is m A n tidni ' " 1 ' ' Is seeking m l 1 nme lot., tin- I ’m Mull velocity vcrxlty of Texas, now ie-ei ve<| f.u 'uittery, white -tudeiits. He placed II" 1 He i- u-klng die iron 1 I,. 1,- Soviet r r u l s e r - .i ! 1 1 ■ 1 “ ver-e il- npiuuvul many year- ago Slates now hit- ' "f (he lleury or "separate imi I ivii servlee and ... ■ equal" fncPIties fur Negroes. ( I ’eadaHsil ft" **'•■- • 1 He argot . that -ejiaration it-elf HAI.KS l 'A Is Unjust d sci'linlnnliiiii and Ille­ gal, T A l.liA llA H H I ,i i i . d-' The* Idg imviu" Daniel noted that a dozen of die ,... i, i "nutionnl Hii-ealled civil lighta or new -"lex lax •' ( M tin fiiinltntinus havn thrown their tndxv and fjoini'l ■<* in pi.... .. weight hy amicus eurue brief, reported receiptagainst us" in the ease to he braid in add up." In Washington Jan. ltd. lie —iiii| there 1 1 Ii t'M », . ,, If Texas loses lid- case, Daniel >il the amuuiit ' i laid, "your office and my office <"t in hv deni" 1 »vMMi1 ., will be deluged with law -till- fur ii'cllnnx from -ale cnDy of Negroes into while ml- luring Novemtier ' tlti|’H Iti .i •ntHi |c/|m , high school- nml grade lagging behind min' ,, schuls," He suggested that Georgia nml other Southern states, either sep­ arately or Jointly, file n brief nut on the facts of the ruse hut de­ fending the principal that separate facilities for Negroes are legal if they are substantially equal to those for whites. Daniel quoted Attorney Gcnrrul Harry McMullan of North Cnro'Ilna as saving the Sweat ru-e Is tho most Important to the South since civil war days. ■ McMullan said Immediate and forceful abolition of segregation would Tie calamitous" to educa­ tion In th* South and would lead to -vlr ■> ..... "I the end "f the i i ". . I i fuel- lii iiilui) In I’eui'iii, III. I’m i n - 1 u.j-ih-inle. In tin- wurk im Mu, M. lilllu'it, Hinvurd A. I.vkin , mid Itli hniil WielK*. ■'The uiethoil I* liiiued mi (In’ fuel," Phi lur i-nld, "that in mil" ii.nliile engines, for fvumpli', lucli u liiliu gusiiliiie is n quileil nid) .' I-eii under Innd, mills-s uni'lrtn Ion, nml in lull climliliig. "At utlli'l' lime- tliey gele ill S ^ it, .|H,I i vv|th>>l|, ,,l, C S a n f n r d 'o J Am ’ M nlw » a.il.8 I .on "I Hi" tll'C, in' -i) ti.imil■’ bullied to ahit'i I ... I. .1 ........h uge II I'm lhful" •-iiiiinl iiimiliei. " Mm) •s‘Its t Ii -nun Ii) ihe pii 1»' n'Mitii. »• M u ueie \u cvplo-loii iiiivlll m ill, il -n in r ol ihr / I •o l -it th" io -.i i b) I irn . . ...... ............ali oialoiv. Sixty-two meinlier- - i lln- Sunloiil (liuininui School tilci' (Tub plus n sextette of pil ls 11 .■Iu tin- tuniin lligli .School, tt>i- xliowlt a they i nti’itninei! mi'iiii'liei I tin- Siiiifmil Toiiii.-I t'liiti. I *<-**. P, ut the Ti-urist Centei I lie fn •c’ lini, in the foim of u t'liM-inm-i t'unlnta. wn- iliieitcil by Mrs, H- u ii I nee witii .Mi Kvnn- .Mil’ov iucoin|ipnnr- French Information aervico ROLMNH LIB R A R Y eald Stern was a minister of coloW IN TE R PARK, Dec. 20___ OP) nlo* before tho war. — Henry A. Ivey Inc., of Atlanta J A C K S O N V IL L E Dec. l l — UTi today submitted a low bid of 1377,Atlanta . M 47 INVENTOR BIRR 828- Including 12,000 for state B U FFA LO , N. Y „ D m . >1. - seles tax, for construction of Mills UP) — Gerrlt Van Daam- who in Memorial Library at Rodina Col> wona wi waa M ' YM Utl WASHING 10\, Dec. Pirsulciit Iruiu.tn said today there •0 I*1>. ii u n i t e S t i l" k S wm|ld lie another war >1 t. , i . I , -I i. the pi-nplr, of the world, "sick ol J d l g blood Irtting," <ould have their •I’ n R x p I o d e I way. Hut while i.qitivc peoples "ate 1 I *•> .’ I ( Hknown m.idc to ir.ji.util In our handclasp - l.ngc dviiiiinile with .i to.iiicd 11 -r. we have no 1 intiii ii nn d io-.olho c- hut io -t.iml iraily in self t It t 1 niti'd \tl1o eli'li i' lie dri l in'd, i mcht, bill it l.utrd I lie I’li - di nt -poke at Ail ng on i lion in iiinii.il io ihr war dead ■(In i' ix im m - 'd u l c 'v from ihr \iiii- mi .til Yrlriani of n>'iv mi-,i*ui''- on iIo* Woilil Wat II Mill'll diplomats * i Min • I o i I.d from iii.iii ) im Iioii*. and high rant­ .......... i’> -In k- ol ing until uv .mil iiviliau official, :i.l lie.I ui riin-lm .it n r ui lie ,iudnine. iriiio) i'i| liv poln r Io Ii v i nil i .'ini i li-iu i- 'lial M*. , i don atory for exa- , Modern Lighting Cheaper Fuel Ro or Motor Cars Naval Head Sties the head *f a Common!* epperafifc wb*/i; you w .rf with the Slate May Replace O ld Developed Ftifin Water, Alcohol Soviet Maritime os aayWhere else? * s While a Malanbnv' s s sepnkes ofspeace. f Department The 45-y e a r - o l d defendant* Street Lamps C H IC A G O . Dee. 21. V) V mixture ol plain w.ilri ami Force Growing Molotov Joshed opt a tthp IFnllo*! smiled, sIronk Ills head end replied: ills ui" ol rhs.t|tri moloi llisl< itlcnlinl injected in gasoline n - Attempt Is Made foBIow Up Home Of Detroit Union </P)~- State* and Britain. Tiw lr ruling "No. sir." circle*, he aald, "ura feverlahly lie gave the same answer with iarlnv for a n*W war" for restreet to III* brother and Sayre. (• a tla s e s O l W * ll» n Earlier, tho d-dense sought tn -how that Ml** ilid not pa** in­ formation about the pre-war nrtext of nil Ainrrlrnn In H iihhIii I" it Soviet *|iy ring. Thu urruxt known n* tin* linin'"« case. involved the xulxuru of MiUutli Marie Htihcnx In Moscow m December, 10!I7 und aubacituenl efforts by Amerlcnn diplomat* t" N E W YORK, Dee. 21. - m her. A legal fight betwaen two alrllnr* free Reference waa mode to the ' tin* over the Holy Year air hnxines* bena cane" In a handwritten tml" to Italy waa on fllo In federal which the government cunt....I* court today. llixx gave Chamber*. Transcontinental and Western Hina said the note was In In* Air, Inc% ia trying to prevent handwriting. But ho denied giving Pan American Airways from cut­ It to Chamber*) He said It wu- u ting Into the U ,. S.-to-Italy air memorandum for an oral retool .■i.tch he later gave to flnyre. traffic. Over strenuous government After the suit waa filed yester­ day, Judge Alfred C. Coxo ordered lections, Hiss' lawyer put into Pan American to ahow cause F ri­ evidence two Nuw York Tiineday why It should not he enlolnrd xrtlrle* about the Rubens cnxe from carrying passenger* between to show, he said that th# matter was public knowledge. America nnd Remo. There had been previous text) T W A complained that a* long ago a* IMS, the Civil Aeronautic* monv that Information nlaiiil the Board turned down Pan-Am'* re Ruben* cast was transmitted from quest for a certificate to travel tic- Washington to Moscow hy no tween here and Rely. Meanwhile known mean*. Hiss'' lawyer j;iT W A said, It bull» up Ue huslneaa between the countries itrl tto * SO “ round trine weekly with CAB approve!, complaint ■ Pan-Am arrangement with na organisation known as Falur Items Cerp., of N EW YORK, Dee. Zl, — -Italy, under which Pan-Am would make eight flights to Rome a Jacques Slam, Identified hy police month oxcept during the summer. as former Secretary or tha French T W A charged that Felix Roma Navy, plunged to his death tmlnv holds no authority to engage In from his ninth floor duplex aim it on Park Avshue. •It truffle between the U. 1 . end ment Police said* the flfl-yoar-old rx* The suit said Paa-Am sent out cabinet member, who also wn- u a _ form letter lettor ta. feoman Catholic retired banker, left two note*. Hi* priests In tha outlining a death was lilted a« probably sui­ ‘‘Matatlve pi flights to cide. Detective Frank Farrell said one w ith note was addressed to Stern’s maid, Carmen Imperial, and the Beyond other — pinned to the dead man’s buslnou, lapel — naked authorities to notify began n lawyer of hla death. tours to oil, Stern had been HI for some for its Romo The wife- who five* on Fifth waa eald by police to lie r front a heart aliment. acQues, Jr.. Jr., !«< ISi la ia a polio, polio A soft Jacques, myelitla patient tn New York Ifns- I People Of World? Do Not Want War Defendant Gi v e s Lie ToChambers'Chanje Against Self Sayre Y O R K ." D r c ~ 2 1 *1*U t I l i M Truman Declares Glee Club Entertains Tourists Communist Unit N EW i |.i. il.lv a few Mullr-lllfl* l i f t 1 tO .V a lid a te d Dress Leased W ire Communist N a t i o n s ! | | 2 . . Flood Leader With 1 CStltieS Presents, P r a i s e ; He Never Headed Tito Regime Silent Algrr Hi*« itrniril .it hi* lernnd perjury trial today lliat hr ever headed anv kind nf Communist underground apparatus. Mr alio denied llist hit brother Donald, an rx-siate department •inploye, or former assistant sec­ retary of state Francis R. Sayre ever led such groups or were Com iminisls. Testifying in his own defense ‘t-t the thitd day. Hiss flatly con tradicted the story of his chief ac­ cuser. Whittaker Chambers, who named both Mis* brother, as prorninent members of a Communist unit that tried In influence pre­ war government policy. Writer Malcurn Cowley testified earlier that Chambers, in a con­ versation with him. also named Sayre as a member of the group. Sayre, Miss' former boss in the Stale Department, now it U. S. Representative on the United Na­ tions trusteeship counsel. Me dis­ missed the story of hit having Communist Affiliations as "pre|H>slerous." Defense counsel Claude D. Cross asked Mss* today t "Were you ever i . ill, > 9ANFORD, FLORlDAj^WEDNESDAY DEC. 21. mill Red* Sing Stalin’* Birthday Praise* In Lavish Ceremonies . . LONDON. Dec. 21— <yp)— Around the world Communiili tang praim of the Joseph Statin on hit 10th birthday today, while Soviet Union and ill aatellilei put on perhapt the mo»t extravagant cele­ bration ever staged in honor ot n political leader. A fantmic flood of gifli rained on the Kremlin, Moscow decked ilietf out in bunting and huge partftlll of thi prim* miniter, and hailed him at "the geniui. leader and teacher, the greateit man of modern time*." Stalin war hailed, loo. ai "the greateit defender of peace.** In honor of hla birthday, the Su‘ prime Soviet announced annual International Stalin peace prizes to be awarded each year to pertooi the Soviet* coniider l<\ have done the moat for World peace. The prize* are 100.000 ruble*, or about $20,000 at the prevailing exchange. Of all the Communist notion*, only Yugoslavia; outcast hy the Comlnfurm oh under tho domina­ tion of Marxint heretic*. Ignored the Soviet leader. Qeorgi Malenkov, often spoken of na on heir to 8tnlln’* power, und*scribed the "peace’’ theme and revived Stalin’* oft-repeated argument that Communism nml Capitalism could eo-exlst peace­ fully, hut another right hand man of the Communist boi* had hur*h word* for Pramlcr.Marshnl Tito’* Yugoslavia.. • "The time la not far off," wrota Deputy Prints Minister V. M. Molotov In Pruvda, "when It ,'U Mn'llv ■•tomf)- and mild through Thu. 'll. H VOLUME W EA TH Eh . 'UL*: ■ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2153ba129330a220fc195979ed694ce7.pdf d9b3dc70a1663f42ad8f52b942fa4117 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY DEC PAGE EIGHT Florida To Keep Honky Tonka Off Overseas Route the overseas highway to Key West which would give it a hooky took atmosphere. Chairman John I). Penekamp of the Hurldm Hoard of Park* and Historic Memorials revealed that move today In an address liefore the annual meeting of thu Florida Forevl and Park* Association I'enufkamp, associate edltoi of tlm Miami Herald, In comiiieiiling on the highway's value to the state, .aid: “There I, ou more spectacular “.urine ginudeur anywhere on earth. The stale own*- mile upon m'.le of iLot right of way— whole keys, in fact. "It is possible to provide along lillieh of ils length, benclie, oil both the ocean anil gulf, fishing, pat king, camping,' outing and other recreational activities. "Ami yet, at this very moment and will) the help of the State "I am happy to report that we Iwlteve the -tnte cabinet and Hie Intel nut improvement fund mem l.er» me with us III our deteiuimii Hon." IViiiiekainp said that the legislatuie, in setting up the hoatd to adtulnisti i the HJ m POiWm> woiili of stale |,ii)pcitiefci*'»l««i decreed that we sli.iuid Ilf t w nMil ptovei ty stlikeu, tty f l f i g 'l l l the -tnte "jeuela. "While Ktonda l| spending ahoul "CftOJMkl a year On Ita 11 psrt p.o p e itittlm city of Lo* Angcle* (» spending thirty till)'* .i ■ lino'll, . he declared "hade t minty* la S|>eiiduig II. U44,fiT.t. Miami more than one inil 11on Geoigla last yrm •i",ot fl.78n.UJMi on ita state pink*, ■even turn > I lie Florida total, and it hope- t" get much of ita luvcM melit hack t>> uttiactltig stopovci • from our tourist, a* they go <u, tin II wav to iiud f|iim Florida Tile pull. *>sleiil can, within « relnltselv 'lloit lime, perfeim tie the iiiiii-i iu I public fiiilctinii of laying much of it* own way, ’rpnekninp .mil. lie explained that o-i’i- nf the paiks willingly as, mndeinie diurge, fur the foci lit It'. "Wlien we have dvveloped lln -e larks ami htatorical memorial,. It f.jll reipimt all Ihv free lime, the rceicatinnal tmtuuf.our a\eitfge ritlirn for several year*. In order to vi.il and use them fully for ilieii pleasure, thvli sontiineu 1st coutempiMliun and their pride of ownership,” lie added. ONTM LSTH - Dan McCnrty (leftI, of Kort Fierce, who will serve for the seoittil year m* the Florida Cntnpaign Chalrmun fur the American Citncer Society, tnlka over plana for tin* new year vvitli l»r. Aalibul C, Williams, of Jackaonvlile, new president and Executive Committee Chnlrmnn of the t'ancer Society's Florida Division. Noth officials predict that llifiU will lie the most successful year In the Division's history. Activities of the Society In Florida Include support of research, service to earner patients, and education, hath uf the general public and the medical profession. Huy A rtist Auucpls Spurnuii Scholarship W VIflttNliTON Eng...... |i.... f ii»'* I 17 . w llii tilk f Mu- firn kIt kk tlllll lid llUifi' klit l* I't.ti.l Iti.lf JJit* Imi VA mu frllitkV |iHi11,||a n T Court Can Send Lawyers To Jail Gainesville Co-Eds Boyle Relents, Advises Women How To Pick Husband’s Christmas Ties Sign In All Courses Except F o re s try By H A L BO YLE Time*, wanted to know if I was W ASH IN G TO N — A lot of lawyera recently have lieen *entenced to jail without a jury trial. Fed•rat lodge, decided they were guil* iv “ f contempt of court aryl gate them from one to ,1* months *ln the cooler. The ra-c, bring out a point which mo»t laymen don’t rraliie: That although the Constitution In two place, say, that n defendant In u criminal case -hull have a tight to a tiial by Jury, thor* h i . -till n lot «f way, he ran, he iinpii'oned without getting a haocc to tell hie «tnry to a jury. The Idg contempt caw, now pending are thine resultin'* from G A IN E S V IL L E . Dec. 14.— (Sperial)- It may be a man', world, hut co-ed, at the University of Florida dtw’t think to. On a campu, where they are atill outnumtiered by men «tudenl, ,even to one they have algited up rheerfully in every university itlvi,lnn, except the School of Foreatry. Leaving the heuten path, of tha College of A rt, nod Science, and the College of Education, young women have also enrolled in such malm, a, animal husbandry, real c'ate. architecture, anil neronauGcal engineering. Statistic* tell the story. There " ri' ' ,ve co-ed, In Agriculture; i .H d .„ , h . i i . ■} s " r „ t ' T d ™ a , ± ; , A, % brancinco and the trial of the 11 Engineering; four. Journalism; ( ominunivt, in New ^ork. The U w . , , - 1^ |W rn a c y . judge, convicted seven defense at- |(), Physical Education. The Ifnitorney* of impmper conduct In vrrslty College list, IPt4; Graduate couit hurax'inr, delaying tactic, School, “ ‘ — itM, ............ Education 214; and funding to cm'iarrac, the Judge Arts and Hciences, lift. unci impede the trial. The lawyer Mis. Mona Fergmon and Miss 0 the Itrldge, -a*e, Vincent Haiti- I.ynn Roger,, both of Gainesville, min was sentenced Jio six months, l,uve ventured Into the College of to he served■ when -the l trial is rum_ Engineering, where Mona is es­ pleled. Six attorney* involved in pecially interested in wind tunnel the Now York case, one of them a irtearrh in aeronatilirt, and I.ynn defendant who wa, acting a, M« prefers problems In radio and own luwyer, were sentenced to alternating currents. Dean Joseph from one to six month,. Thelt appeal I, pending, | Wi.cn a frdetul Judge deitilrva I - i on is guilty of contempt ol miii, lo* can fine ur imprison him I'houJ indict mi ni nr even a hearng I here i, on limit lo the length ••f the sentence or the amount of Hu- line, as long a, the puni*hti <ut i- not unreu,unable, cruel .i iiiiuninl The law varlv, among Ho trti mult*, but mofil of them follow the federal practice to * IliI ge extent. Plie power of a court to puniih fs.i •iiiiteinpl i* n, old a* the Id, 'm y of law. You couldn't get i delJv administration of juetir, 1 n il'ii.evs and other, in the "till mold persist in disturbing islun, seveial time, when the mid delnyitig the ptoreedingi and mailer wa, I,imight before it. A ....king Hie judge hoik like a foul ■hlef rntnpinini i« ah'irl th\nd if tin* judge had to *tarl com- *aguen*M of thr legal definition pluate.l legal processes, Including of contempt. It iv fell that the , jury dial, each time he .form I limit, of contempt should lie close..nueoiie guilty of contempt, ii ly and dearly defined, since it is would tie po,-lhle lo delay the nn exception lo the (treat ptiticlple . iiiphtmu of it tiial itidefinilelv Hiat trial by Jury (V esienllal to M m. there m no need for a Jut v dt|e process of law. to ill tu mine Ihv fact*, due# .*he i .. \ famous ca»e, Fishai versus iinlgH wltnessnl the uffeti.ie, Face, wa, decided bwlh# S'ljMcine Picii ate, lii fact, a lot of may. Conn early till, year. Fife uf i pifaon can lie legally imprisoned the (usiice, upheld u Texas'Judge i without a jury trial. In nriliftory . who .convicted M'luu ver for eon•m ill- f.ii nil,tame. And in pro- triuptuuu, conduct during a trial, '■cutO.I, till petty offenses Vg^icli Emir justice, disserted, criticising N EW YORK. I)*c. 14. — </D trying to ruin hi, annual Christ­ ladles. I've been a had boy. ina, party. And if Santa Claus ia i. to come It sppmn that Seattle men a ft my way this year, you're going to proud of the necktie, their wiva* have to get me out of the dog­ give them. Laat Dec. 29th they house. held II -National Necktie Party How ran you help? By going |>ay" on which every nian proudly out and buying u big fistful of ware the incut flamboyant tin OU CbrlMms, necktie, and giving In, Christmas rack. them to the men in your live. They were going to give a grand Ahum a week ago I liemonned prile, hut unfortunately the judge, the fad that women were allowed went color blind by mid-day. Th i, by law to present necktie, a, year llyiyn', going to give them Christmas gift*. I suggested the iilindrre. formation of a society to stop the A , if I wani’l feeling btd riistoru. riiougli, along ram# a telegram Well. I didn't expect to Iw nom­ from Pete Hoyt managing editor inated man-oM he-yenr for thi- •f the Cedar flapid,, la., Ciaaettr. I hud in,lilted a fine old •tiggedhoi. Nor did 1 expect tanning ......... ........ grateful follow men to set up Mat Xma, tradition ute* in my honor— minus a necktie “Ten men's c — on every courthouse lawn. ilfl, rlls„ing you On the other hand neither did |„.r uf t I expect to end up in the dog w„n„ „ tuT the house. But here I am — stuck in lnpn WUul(1 net it up to my cravat. jf wom*i Hii* firnt rfar I Ion mini* m»ru tlim Th inkwl rnv own wifi'. would tie with.. “So you don't think women tie,." are smart enough to pick out neck|>et(. jn,i,te, ties, Rover?" raid France,, hut- ((,m . ing a Idruspld. "You’ll he In ky |( ^ „ , if you gel even aImwlir from me, n f,,w |lu|rlters Smarty And where, anyhow, iu|| „|lat that fur coal you iiioiiiisid me 12 i jjj,,. t^, „„ || v a t ago? Are you waiting for „,.t' (n^ out of till! mink, to die of Iild age*" gm « Riglil on top of that. Byron ... , .... E»,h. columnist of the Seattle , . *. • w fjM H u n r Vc« Mir VV.it i iiiptou (iiuinimw Brlituil. Hi Ian, ms I In* <4h.M»r stjit art hi* * lit, lint) fiiKt i limn *, ut it fivti«i ni H'liitlnrdiiii ufCi*m i| 11v Ujc Miiiii'ln***ii*i uf \r! Hi I inr lii if it tinii 11 flu! ia fitMi tii' -• State Kchoid Supt. Thomas lb Bailey today called for morn fafcly ^dudllrtiiln.tnictlim in Florida *choids and grratee ettturrvim-tit of safety law,. BULLETIN OF ACTIVITIES Sanford Tourist ClA> Wednesday Sewing bee will be held f0r the purpose of finishing the work on the cushions. Memlwr* mil welcome and a covered «ll«h will l>e held at HfilO for the workers Usual amusements are to he en­ joyed throughout the day and' •ve­ iling. Thursday 0 A party will meet her* in « t a Christmas tree for Hie Saturday night's Christmas party. George Sw am , W. E, Mc.Mn.xtei nn,| others will locate amt bring in the lire. 4:iltl Is the vlarting time. A grand evening's entertain­ ment is to lie presented Thuruiay evening at 7:46 liy the Seminole High School Glee Huh, under Mis, Whittle, director. Friday WAR I'HISONKHH BONN, Germany. Dec. 14 —t/P» _A W e t German govei nmeiit official said today Russia .till hnlil■ 400,000 Germans a. pritoncr-i-uf-wur. He said that in addi­ tion, 1 600,000 German soldiers .till are listed us mlrsing, hut he did not indicate whether any ot these might lie held by the .inns. The official, Hans Merten uf the war prisoner division of the rsfugee ministry, sajd shout 160.000 German civilian women and 26.000 women army personnel still are in th* Soviet Union. He said th« Russian, returned 00,000 pri,»n»ri to Germany In November, IB.qyt) 'tit Ocfrtber|*nd 48.00Q In Scpplml>*Th« condition of these oer»f>flf has Improved of 1st*, ha satd, UP 1f» ji«»r eiMit »t 111 nr# unfit for work* _ ----------- - HOLLER MOTOR SALES U SED C A D H E A D Q U A R T E R S I BEST VALUES THE CLEANEST TOWN CUME HEK FOR YOUH8KLF AND -------- T R U C K B A R G A IN S! ('iintom 4 Dr. Sedan. T h lt car t# perfect. 2 Dr. Now Paint, Good mechanical condition. • 1942 Chevrolet Pickup..................... 1948 Chevrolet 4 dr. De Luxe Sedan . 19.*I9 Chevrolet.... i Hatllo, Hi'uter. W. S. W. Tireu 2 IhMir Sedan A lot of good trunxportAtion Deluxe 4 Dr. Scdon 1941 Okbmoblie.. | | f | 19S7 Chevrolet A very cleitn truck 1947 Oldsmobile 98 Series 4 dr. Sedan lludio, IIeater, One I ak'uI Owner. A very cltiun air, 1949 Chevrolet De Luxe Pickup____ 5200 miles 1942 Chevrolet 2 Ton Truck______ Stake body “611” Series 2 Dr. Sedtii Hydramatic Drive •’ • 1937 Chevrolet 2 Dr. So iU n 1937 Chevrolet.... $ | f j 2 Dr. Good Traniportatlon at low coat 1949 Chevrolet Chevrolet 9 Open house at the Tenter and Slniffli’bnard court. Com* out and enjoy our fun. Cards, music, Ming,, xhuffleboard and a pla™ to relax. Meet our member* and become one yourself. You are invited to join Saturday Th i, Is the big night. .Santa comes to our Tourist Center Each person Is to bring a gift, get . number and draw one uf the * 9 , that will he In tha Sauls Pack­ age. The newly organised Penn­ sylvania Club will serve th* re­ freshments. Com* out and lul’t. see what these up-and-coming club member, are doing. There'll he a fine program proceeding the gift drawing. Boh lluhson it in charge of the program. Sunday Music, singing, Hhufflrhaird, and visiting here all during Us dsy. Come out ami visit with V. �/ '•;;'h '4*:' •'*•:' *V*w*»* r , ...f^hSA/ ^■*v‘J*|jfc ♦• •* .♦ ---------T -— *• ' 1l Sli ,7 $ ® ° V . ^ ' X f »>< . 4 rF^v > >_ r r * ’£ ‘ ‘ t iv TH E In Unity Thar* In Strength— Ti> Protect (ho Pear* of (he Wetldt To Promote (ho Progreea of America, To Product Proipcrltf for N iA o r i * lmtHjr m |||i 'a-emdomil rain or dr.rrte diiI inlilrr *iiiid: hi mrl Fftilm 'I ' hIm .i I i- in lirili northeast » ImiIh Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX SANFORD, FMfflllPA, THUHSIM V lllif. I.,, 1!H» UN Concerned By Rebuff Of dewishPremier F ra n c e Secs U N d ic a p p e d O f Lack Power T o F o rc e J e ru s a le m F a rm B u re a u II P erso n s Burn Big Public Works To D eath In Nile Program Planned Farm House F ire By S ta te G roup rs. E.A. Douglass $Tormcr Lake Mary Postmaster, Dies Mr*. PJ, A. Douglas*, HU. refired postinmcter of Lake Mary, died at 4:40 A.M. today in DeLaud following nn Mines* of two month*. Born In Lake county Mar. 12, JIA O , Mr*. .Douglas* l|*-d In 8nnmi1;1 "f lift iifr ^ l l i r t e i # ago *he moved iHtwTier himfiend to- l.akr Mary where she act ed a* pnsttuniiter for a number of yean and where they have altire resided. A former member of Snllle Harri*on Chapter of the D.A.K., Mr*. Douglas.* wa* n niemher of the Fir«l Mi'tlindl*t Chine|t and of the Daughter* of Wesley Class, n niemher of the N lie V Mownnl Chapter nf the II.D O . and past jfdttle ierniding secretary nf that organisation; a past prenidenl of the Hanfiiid Woman’* Chili and a life secretary of the Cilia* of |8M7 of We*feyan College ip Ma­ con. tin., where r,hr received her Hiii-IipIoi of Alt* and Music de­ gree*. She It. survived liy the hiishaml of Lake Mary; fwo daughter*, Mr*. It. J. SIut innn of Atlanta, Gn.; two hiiIih, L. ]’, MeDanlel, A l-Jantu mid A. M. MeDanlel of HastVings; seven grnndrhlldren and five grent-giHiiilrlilldren also rmm•ron* niece*, nephew* and rousin*. Funeral m i vices will lie held at Erickson Funernl Home nt 2:00 P.M. Friday with the Hev, J. V. McKinley officiating. Burial will be made in Lake View Cemetery, Safe Driving I'lea Voiced U y Carraway F i l l i n ' I '. i m i l y D ie s In B e d A s F I,im c s D e s ­ t in y T in y D w c llin i' ja s HH I W H e ll If W e H e ll If Says One Do W e And D o n ’ t, O f Them W ASHIN GTON , lire. 1.1. i,Vl — Foreran)* of higher »trel price* brought the prom he to­ day nf a swift emigre**ionaI incenllgnlion. The lawmaker* Themselves, however, aplll along parly tine* a* to whether price hikea are limtlfled. And In CIO de*eriptliin of the impendIni brawl* a* “apnalllng," one major prndurcr replied they are "inevitable." JENKINS. Ky.. Dec. 15 -</F)- -A truck mine ojrerator who tignrd a contract with John L l^wi* mmmed up hi* own and auociatc*' reaolion by laying "it* hell if we do. ^ and hell If we don't." announced tigning wilh a f,1 Morrinon Squirms Animat Budget 01* opcraloii At Kiwania Lunch IHealth Unit C u t !<**•• Introduction By O v e r $1,000 Willi one esception, hnwevrr. nunc nl thr operator* atlmit -is crptnlii r of lltr t ntniMcl, whit h hootlctl miners' |uty tn $15 ,t «L»V increased wtllare fund payment' 15 cent* a Ion. and permitted the signer* to work tr five-day week. Thine who diil sign irprrwnt a small fraction t*f the more lh«o hO,000,000 lon» annual pindnrlinn A. C. Combs, president nl the Dnrlon-Elkorn Coal Co., near here, wa* ainnng 10 caitcrn Kentucky opernlor*. all *mall, who fint *igned, and the only one to admit ii Hr told a newsman that Iteforidoing an, he called A. J. (Jack) Dalton of I’lkevllle, one of Ihr largest truckern in thr flrltt »nltl he didn’t feel he rould afford t» (t'*SllBW* w PLBA11H IN N O C K N T IOW A C IT Y , la,. Dec. lfi-i/1'i — Kahert K. Itednasck today leaded innocent tn a cliagn of rst tlegrce murder In the slaylug nf pretty coed Murgarok Anno JacksonHe appeared in Justice eourli and waived to the grand jury after withdrawing a request for a preliminary hearing. Justice of Peace C, J. Hutch­ inson ordered him held without R lion ttf 2'i 1.000 and judging l»v p.nt growth patterns vlmnM teach 4ft'),000 liy I9f.fl, W. M H.ulwu k, imlilitll.il rnginert ,,l the I loud* Power and Light Cm, ie|„ulc in In* 102 pagr unvry nl iht' «n Hon DrDgnrd for me in piunr'ling the 11.1l11l.il irin im r, ,,f the ( tty and ('olinly and In pro^ul'' vital .l ihvlual inliuiiiallon that »)M induie many new iniln*lrle* and tuuii-,t» + to liN-ale here, the mu v.v wa- r|,„mlH-i .,r Com..... Manage. made In in co-operation cu-uperatMui with wild mem men ||.g«in. )v„» 111.Hurled Iter* of tile Seiuiliolc I'onotv Tue.-nlay oii;lil nl the me,-ling of C’hiiintici of Ciuninerev, i* nl 11act­ 1lie It,, jii ,1 ,,r I li tec Ini „ t,i u'lito ively mimeographed and hound the In,me office of the Florida and ieptr*eli(V inure than -i* Vowel mill l.ighl Co, 1 vpie**iug month* of intenaivn effoit lli, apple, 1nt uni ,,f I In- ritiinilicr H. H. Cotemiin, Floridn P,,« ci of 1'o in n iri,fo i I In* *111 vey and Light Co., local iiinrmgn, „ la, l - l ■onw'iiience. Mi llo.lwlek illilured Mi itimtwiek to inake the lint-, I'enlml Floiiiln a* one of mirvey declined dcclaied today Mini lli.il lie ,|m, .... ...... ............ . •'•'V •hi* a;, cent of Hie *.... * in Fin 1Ida. comm 1111It> and area will take mi- Saiifuid I* allow 11 11* nlrno-t ut the vantage nf the Mirvey to ,1,, an exuet geographical <enter of the nut*tandiug aelling Joh" I,, litiug 111ea conipii,t<i| liy Seminole, Lake, new lndii*triea here, tilling'', lloeolil, V oIiihIii and lireUpon motion nf J. |„ Ingli-y, il'eMIlMiira 10, I'atf f’li f l Kit* nuiiin* llinriingiilv I'tijnvrd tlx ■li-trim fit iitr of mu- fluii Ir* Mnrrl-nn, ftnt ritlnri who *«l "I'i'iming null Nwriillui; thimtgli n l"ug witnli',1 mli>„hii'lion, nml « III'" filiiillv rallril upon to spt'lik, t'lonllv iiuliniUM't->l, "I hnvo notliing to ttiy," In ordfi to rasp ilir "pain, nil* ’ini-li ami nhvluii* lininillnllini Mml \ti Mnrriioti wa* nppnri'titly nn'litgoing following nu "iiilrrmitini,l)'" ititroiliii'liiin by Kiwnninn I'liffortl Mi-Kililiio, tin' mi’itihrr-) of Hit' rluh prevailed upon Mr. MortiMiu to lend lliern in song. Hurry tVi’Hliu arriimpiiiilt,,| That llm Klwiniinn know II. wa* nil in full wa* avldnit fruni the inii nv’ rhlicklo* timl tIn-y gave to Mr. Mi-Kllihtn’* iiitrodurtlon, whirli wa* ii III mlniile niiitlripicri- of l,liking inurli and raying little. Untold Kastnrr, onginnlly nrliedoled to liilrmiiirr Mr. Morri*on, piiHneil the respoo-Hiility on tn Mi. MrKihbln. In IiIn i mill,ling dlsrunrae, the Inli-i toltI nf hnw lie hlld vainly might to necuri' a Kiwnnl* apes I t'r fur (lit’ ncrit'lnii, and Invented uiiioy firtltimi* nlllii* that thn*e ralletl upon to *pnik hail given tu gel out of it. Among Um*o wl'inn (in nnninl were F’rnl Wilson, Klwunis district gnvernnr; John L. Calloway, county tax rnllrctor; the Itrv. A. O. Mclntils; Itnlph A. Smith, Klwnnls president elect i Ktlwnwrtl F. I nine, realtor: J. Ilralley Dillmm, slate represimtalivei ami K. Ha*ky Wight, i m i Ms s m o r ------------ ------ It)))1 tn rcdut'Mnu nf 1' 1 titunnil lilidgit l,y fl,IIIH, 111,1 St'UODnl)) CniinH lleullh I'nil will li ii *•■ to diHp)’Mro’ with iho service* «l one tiillHe itml put it *teungr •|>l) et on Ini If lime, lit. Flunk IJml1 limn. )|lrectoi, ntuiiitinct'd in hi cm i* nt Hcnll Ii Unit rerun I Doling IIMH.itt the Unit Hit nml f>i| lilt!' Ml flHi'iil yi'»i u 11i 111*v»■ In upciiitc on n liiuig-. ,11 I ’Jfl,Slit’s lm MIVI'hIoiI. Of tho I'M,.'I0M hull yen) lb. r'oniiiy fkmimi**iou gnvi- iii.r.oo llm 8 ,'linol iloiml, It.L’iiu iiinl M. (!lty, fflili). Stull' pnynicuth |.< ri'gistiiitliui rif hirllif nml di-uM1 tiitlliicil fJtll nml til)' riuiulu* nil rli'd over whh fr,M2. mnking l>" rontriimtiiiiiH, $11,122. The Siv , iinnril uf Hrullli nllulti',1 $ir, friim *lntc fiindn. Tho prnu'iil liudgot of f :'fi,.K>' IncluilcH ftoui llm I'niinii Oiiiitii**hm; I I . mou fruni D" Srlimd II,mill, nu llicri'li ,,l $WMI; I I'glnl 11*1illll fl'I'H Ilf ii tul IM.Mtl'J from Die Slnii flunril of lleullh nr $|Hll lo** lli.u, IbhI yenr, nu,I Micro l» no hiii phi*. Tho CTlly rcfiiHi'd to milk, a contrllmliim. Of tho total uliiouiit, tlli.uuu i for salario*, $!l,H0tt for tiavol o* pensps, and ft,H(H) foi roni equipment, supplies, etc. Tho staff inrtiulc* Htildn Kit, lie, Mu Ido 8 . Brown and Hraci II Coli', rogislornt nur*c*j V .1 Ilolihln*, sanitary offlror; Dm othy I1. Kama, storipgraplH'i, Annie I,. Darter, clerk and Viol etta (iri'glvy, cllni* aide. Whether or not to revise the llnlte,| Nation* organisation ini,. a world Pcdernl govnrnmenl will Ik- (lel)afod hy Heminnlo IK l'I i Hchool stmlent* Monday ovniug at llio regulat meeting of Unit. I World Federalt*(* of Simforfl ))'. the Episcopal Parish House. Randall Hoff and Alan HcUel will argue for tha revision: Ai lena Jacobson and John Fite, >gainst. Memtiers of the NnMom.1 Forensic larague, these st..denis debated (his subject In many dist­ rict and stale meats ln*t yem The public Is invited to attend tha meeting, and bt wtlnen* Mu, skillful manner in which the *t»d enta carry nn tha debate. (Dalayad)— (/E)— Four yean ago Iasi September I saw Shanghai for the first lima from a U. S. Army bombar as il circled to land at Shanghai's KJaogwan Airfield. Today, wdth vary mixed amotions. I said goodbye lo Shanghai from tha dack nf this blockada runner, whose port superstructure was punctured with shall fragments b y* N a tio n a list warship. w arship. . n blockading Nationalist a dying elty. It Is smaslngly Between those two dates I don’t resilient; , suppose bay elty nn earth — pos­ It may rrran survive Chlnase C A T H O L IC C E LE B R A TIO N ting Barilo— has seen Communism. But tha trends Hava V A TIC A N C IT Y , Dec. 10.-(/P) ndotia upheavals, tn Rot to change, ’ If thlnga eonllnua — Tho Pope authorised today Ihr Sh a n g h a i breams Uw way they a n going now It will celebration of a special mas* fur m Migest single the Holy Yaar at Midnight, Dec in all the Roman sstw r'SRvisar’ '* 81Churchea of tha world. Catholic A 4atre« trubtlahad today hy the Coagregation of Sacraments Mid the masses should ha cels• heated to ask God that the holy p w I* * V * * * m ults. ' k .M r .;---: frx 11 i d m c i i i lire. |.V l.ir m r» H in k r i-* dll mriiili* > nf <utr friniih fnifnrtf in ii-,ii|( i ml,11 wlint fin* tlrnf r m *il flint siiitill hiiiiki' ii ttlr I'll«#■ 11f i ■iiMihi firlil, I li»» lllrli kriiril 11*mi,iiii** nf fh4. tnnr Hmimi i|mI'llmi; mi Mir < \ I Inn IliiI hum* ruMit imiIi'h imrIlivu»t nf I his \\ rsf f i*\its limn, w n r fiiliml ul llVvArilf. T u n Knurs M ski'lrfiiiis i»rrr i minimi in flu* ihiMMfl mins. Thr iBmi I ilirluili'if Ihiur ifi iivi riflmts. Sn ni Men* rhfhlfi'ii. InHintliu; ti 11 yrur nlil uirl ni iin n l -mil piru IIMil I. I hr |icH|fn»ti ill l hr sbrlr ftlls shim rd I hi* $II I iill** filed III Hirir slrrfi, Innhllnl liiurlfirr nn Mir ilfiiii*, n( inn ImmImhmiis i,» in I l h -ifiyr* ntiiiiHr * m S*’Mine dt „ Mm inn \ Iiiclimi, f’nliimlilii, ^ I .Ml Illy titlMOl. Sail IlNsl'itil, h|ntitleHitli'iil, » tIn' Itm. iH Imnni n! [i t t inis will pM'lmMy iitaki' it (teehUm i L 'll llii1 LmMiM|£ Die m tlii'ii i|imilDity mt'Hliiu m .htiiiinry. Shanghai Is A City Of Gloom As StudcntH To Dchnti' (sovcrnmciif AO Become Part Of Proletariat World----------— KOHTOV V K B D ir T .U A IL B D SO M A, Bulgaria. Dae. IB,— (jp) — ^ Bulgarian _ newspapars today tha daath sfeiitw by hangof former dnwty. premier sir ho KostoVi silty yesterday ■ and salmtage. addition to tlM death eend, Koatov was Belt right* lUllon lava I i Auction Shed At Lewis Announces Florida Power & Light S u rv ey S h o w s Sanford’s Opportunities Farmers’ Market Signing Up More Finished and Seminole ( mnilv , oniltltilr the huh "I .1 «i* tiumly N ea rly Coal Operators CentralSanfoitl Morula area whit li willun .1 r.iiliut •>! 40 mtlr* h.i* .1 popiihi- Mayor Andrew Cnrrnwny railed today illmil the people nf Hanford to tin their part, along with the National Safely Council and HID other national cooperating organi­ sation*, in holding down accident! during the Clniatmaa-llmo holiday celebration. "Let’* take our place In thla Kariitr this week Bednasck's at­ nation-wide holiday *afoty cam­ paign," the Mayor *ald. "Nobody torney had requested n prelimin­ ary hearing on Dee. 81. can ff* 1 he *afn for <>« — each one of V* ha* to be aafn for himself It the individual's resnonilblllty to himself and his family to rec­ ognise the extra holiday hasards and Hie extra means to ipset and overcome them. "It r amint he a merry Christ, ma* for Sanford unless we make certain It i* nn accident-free cali­ (MJITOWa ROTKt Fr*X r M » f of lb s ( w t r i s M •M il fa C b ls g la aa bla war aa< •f H »a Chlaa. H* i t l l M bration. NecdlMs and nraventabla Dae. ____________________ b Irani Sbaaabal _____ aa 4_____ Ibis __‘ _ . fa ll ataaatrh w b lrb I t accident* that mar the holiday w rafa aa ibi (b a t• O- ar s t be M ia g m a b re In A Xhaaabal n b « . with suffering and tragedy make rslwa foebada blm <a aead sen* afire laat nrl, a. ll as* lb Js— . . s. ti . . .la Maaa — N**s br relax'd Ibraaab la ra a . — Hantraaa ‘la ea ra M hollow mockery of tha Yuletlde w a r of J * i* B .l Wpplrlt. Let’ti all remember this and make it a personal respon­ By FRKD HAMP80N sibility to keep our clty'e holiday celebration the safast on record. Aboard the Sir Johq Franklin In the Wbangpoo River. Dec. 9. — $ GAeiRt-t I Irk rn rill.. I* an nicliltrrC* runreptUm of the i n MO.OIH' wlileh the Florida Karin Bureau plan* to build It will it" Hi,- ,, inanenl hea.lt,unrteta in Florida for the state-will,. organ,/aI mi, llffrr* Ilf possible htillillng *ile* havu ta-eti made liy citie* mid fnend. No. :i!3 Truman Quiet On New Tax Plans For Nation llu ilf lr iu r R u l i n g IA K I. .SUCCESS, Per. 15— (A ’) Frame Hiked the U. N. Iruitee•hip council today to note "with concern" the innvinK of liraeli government o(lice> to Jcruialetn in definnte of .i General A»»emhb decision to put ilir Holy City unilet iiilprn.ilioUiil iu Ic. Chairman linger G ■ r r e • u (France) told the council mem­ bers they ure like eunuch* in * ^xirrm" in trying to deni with the inleiiuctiniiidirniion problem now. The French rcDulution wa* the first positive move before the 12national council, which it charged with carrying out the Attemhly's decision The council Hireling, behind closed doors, got off to a stow •tart. An inlomianl who emne out Jfiid delegate* were hetilant about advancing tnggealions or plan*, There « « « general agreement that the I ami'll uioviia hail compli­ cated .......... ... already diffi­ cult tunic. One niiuree said the cniuicll luteuiii-d to lake an the lm*i* lor it.) work the original plan for Ihtor(I iiHllaiir<l On raa» rii* i M any M i l l i o n s In L o n n s A p p ro v e r! F o r Ronds A n ri B rid g e s T A L I. 1II VSSI I'., lie, la ,.p, — A phllt til net lit, a a.a1)11 mlie farm tn market tttail Ht.lrm f,», Fhiridu » , in rml„r»r,| here to dnv In te|treM'nlali*eH nt rminllcK I here wen* m, nl,|e, tiilltH tn Ilie ptlipiiK.il millet lljr the Male Koail I Icp.ii I merit Only Man lev, Matin), Mnurnr am| nkaliHi-,11 , until Icn » r i r not rrprPHt'iiicd TA L I MIAS.s| | . |h, r, i/pi Ilir I Imui.i Iritpimonicul (m il iiiiisioii -ii i’ trci'lL is lii.io, lung m l lulu bluluuc Ini,nu on: " I pt'Uu work* 1 'i csh LH i;c 1 I" le n t lii H . i i .u n M ill I* ,t v o r | Ik r h’» V f ',t l Harris Is Llcdril Iload Of Audubon SociHv ^'^USak.iX ^ Sfuitf"". '• l? iid - I II c 3 M rl hod K M Wl I |>. I ’» — r/I’J— I ’trcitlcni I,nin in ,ul tud-iy that. lieaMiH uni , ,,iigiem,rnal »laff exprtl* i,e in iking aluilie* to llcleiuillir v, li 1 1 , a ii lime PVC.ilD Li If"* i .Ml hr >r•|n*,i1rt | r.. 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I j|1Mllit* f *181u « In.,I, xf Mu1 |,|,,,|i.,hi ,,mooli.', IL • PI* 1 1 P4 \ ;") p i D t u l f * I 'm I H i I V * H An'M 'A I t " dl* (" I f mmi f i tul i*in uf tin* Mm M. 1i i ' tti-i ri el, ■In,o .min K • I riMplf ! Jtr PM VM|*\ ll di| . ill Il'MlPIl’I'rl OlM l■ 1 d It*icfi■,* o ir« 11% fi'f fuiii piiii llx mi-mtii'l m|<I|i « Miiouitti)'. mi.i) , pit* U H(S Mi l )11>rI M' Mk* liy |jMMPIII* N M* iIBS*'f • •IMl MlItllf Util fit I Ilk' f-JI t «oi*1 of ....... go tt Hwattr, it,. , , l"i ..f pid nf M*’ I p * »' " ’l l •npl I ' <1111 • I V I |r Mil I •II $ ! tit .M III In il v I ft* i *-ui -I i nt mn f I ll I ft II1 r l ' i ’lll tu f'« III* t h; i -f l 11 I It Hloyvo pro uti ,1 xml in ’, $i p»'t f u i i l M i l l t L.d •v •h mmimI nl Hi*' Mmi lift iif ft'*' ii, .I .lull tho pm |><. "I M.o ,,i »,|p. il Ml Ml Hn Ht;, , V. h . (<% 11itj*ti -i t it ttup*, wliih* ilonuDof f"' ......./nil,m Is to .Imlv I,oil I,’ 111iDtuu! Hint PiII Him IM'V* • | !T 1 1 1 f rtt1 r dill 10k! til*1 |lt •*s|$t*|l*Ll V .ml to piriinoto l.ii.l mn i-rvot»■,i. Irili ipppi'f k. i rtf i rd t»ti fbr Luid • '•1M h» i mi I lop* V!14!■10110*1 *i f'lt f . i ".'ll n.i In prill.Mile gori.l lion Ml. ) 11]111fl III It* 1I’lJP rt' 1 »*i "id*' util < kit (Illll *IlMi/ltfO (lli* IIMtif D ilomillh hike* ll.r.'Ogli ......... . «i,i: , .j. i ItllMM t|i I ’ll * PitI f III I Mia, **M|fpV (IM •l .Mlllll I iii . d. ii iifI List \vn«li »!7 difL’ifid I lm iilu field* ni.il vvini.llnml .1 Phi t •ipll I t|Jt» •'•till s If’f I Illll ill I '!•>» D i d still Mo II’ S uf pliuLli i’ Wi’l •• t«»LI j ■.pis'll! VITIM Mi itit (T, F .u ini. o xi,,llm ' ,t, ■nllmif 4 sire rag* *l44**| It*. Ni.vi’miti'i *umnottlil y m* I. ilm of Hio l‘*l•it Iilu ............. In M ltU ll fll v«f* )>n I it Mini |iy Ml AI p l c t M ‘ So, lily, outlined I III U'lvutilug’ 1 im ii t tin vi* 1 uH' h c 'l ' hi HUM! . I\ *1 I! (H* it II Iiif i«| .hift*;* uf $Ti1*14/$!fid *( of III,' liriv group to Ho i 'iliunmi dh 1 H v* ir IlllVr In r M I »t‘'si(lpni vniih ul •’ I 11gt■11* Hum IM Nuvi’Miiin , , | 1 . MMjk!*11, DIM f h i , ,( « ( ( • n f t h u l l s fnl nfif* Ov mol mornbe >u, nml ■■.lit wlo.i •tit* ,»*r* « « tsntiNiiftf »»• 1 . fu.| • |il. ,) rif fi’.L'P il n n d m I u f M i u i n t n d ’ ’ •mi! ,■ fur Hu .Inin iirgani/ulmu i ■mli| .1" l $'' 'Pit 1 ! IM*'l i t hi t, K f | r f| P ’ I" pf’p’^t ' MMM HUM I D1M •o uni Hie new group H< tni.i ..f 11 U K i:v s h o o i 1 •' *11 si ♦ f *4f t .1 .li tmi ♦min ■ UiJ’ tn ll'l^l sf4*| '\ l|l ' will In* ii luihi'v f.Mt.i ii ilulo |oili1i*li*i| pci oidii ul i no • ’ L M Mil' I hi t 1In Pi»a(*i' • 'M* f'A I l l H f u i f l V l * ll i «,;• » ti ,| >I a( a* Ho ,Mof mi Inn sS’ihinfny iiflcr •liming iiiucli of inli 11 I lo till11 V Ilir ll t* II.IM* d »sills Phr Jlti.l /¥> u* up IViT n f h i t H i I p i l i M l P| r 11 1 ill M ,,fl |he 17, lirlwi'i’M tlii* Io»iim wiili lmr*, Inclmling gnnlutii c m p l .D If i ’ll >; V , ’ ' » 1jkl luuld L « u|<ik It lf Ml IM ll t |Mf|, I nn immI 14;Oil I’M , livid -f ’m,I sinily, umi ansisiumi ,n hi IfrkH tl’Uf hill y f•u i d 1 1!1 p 1 n >m HuM v, dll ♦1t*.1 u«uiti t -jia|«* Jill Illll KMI'll imlliV Shut IfMIK lunging fit'll I nloily gl imp i *m1111v vHi tun > . itiu! * 111 Kt'imriuls t 1Pit v !v11j |n* yy. I, lm Mi Swart* ntiowikl nutuiiil ml I iiinimiriftuni will L«* pitiviilri i I ll(> n f f |f-¥* •1P t l i r ttip ri m sioi i-iipiirnil views Mml ho lnul , j. m./ ilifkM . rkfnl I I Dtlll’l P' l Imm ium tI s* hsfipp 1 n^r Ph r flu tukori uf (!y|iri>M (}uii|i'ii» tto lilW A N IA N H SI’LASIIF.D ll„ etniut’M ,i,k))l for imlg i" iio.l fiiim .Lm ;i il,, .,,g|, ytnr x'voral Kiwnninn* on liioli fi I'sliiiioiith wore norvi'il i.iiignu' fr.uii $10,000 I,, M. I!»r,n. For Mu ■oiivenioii,e of I’orioina doslrlng to J o in Mu v ,y ihrmigli llm Zoo to tin f .,,111100 fm alleged |"usoiuil III M„, >■ who cnnmit vi of Mn- office ■) x |,l Cloli yesterday U"l ;i|.|u*u now milt me asked to ii-loplumi' ....... , 11 , mil’ nml ,l< p itvnlinii of Mm xglntrnMmi l,.,xl . will lie i uilli wnli'r from the nlllgNlm Mr*. H oI shI at $211-M, Mi Hwuitr "I1” ' u. Mio vnrtnu-i pi rent, l , on , ,v il 1.gills ...... will'll they atomicit to sc said. ■.'. Mrtil .lay* which in,, li ile.l ,n hu ..... ,.f the large alligator* Dy ulv4-i tlHcniant npp),niiug in *n. in extricate lt*o|f from lire win, *.M’oi section „f i,,i|iiy,.1 p.ipor. ii.tliiig HopntHlirig tile two pool* ■■'"I Mr-r. Moi'U'ng) ) /'•ii keeiwr* Imtl to rill, the wire Hid netting to g d the Idg FOUR D IE IN ITMF T o l e d o , n , nt , t:,. ,/j’i _ ("Ul pa.anils <l|,x| mils Indus- in t.i'p them from fighting. a rlrc which ii'iurlv de*tri.ye.| — —-------------------Apntoximalely Vid.fKH) ,1 vcu. i' icqinrcd f.u tlie OHinlriMM. e tlo'ir home. NF.W HWI88 I’BKHIDF.NT I In* ijen.l; Bcojaiou, Itcnuet, ?ifi( ul tlie Hairy Ann# Crip|rle«l f’liil.lrn. > Home m I nn,!ill.». Dr. I tl IIKIIN, Hwitxorland, Dec. IT*. hi* wife, (lu* H 'i \I111 v lli'imrlt, I)...., lectetary of the Sanford Lodge ,.l I Ik* who Ii .......... . h»...r, , l*i Max Petit Pierre, former u'.', Minliiler for Mm i-pii Itnalist i",ifr*Hur nml head of the Hwls* rrveiled tralay, .11 iirginK the p.ilili. I" 'Mend '•» ' li.inlv .all ’• •"Imri'll, tlmli dunghti'i, Laura, 26, piilltii'al depot tmerit uf foreign Mayfair Inn on Saturday nigl.l lie »ldie.l lli.i ’lie.e in crippled ,iod f innn H.iicliio.nn, i, ward of r,I fire- wa* nlecterl President nf charity caiet in lire lioipitul in. Iik Imik lour .i.il.lrrn Imm Nenirnule ’ I"1coiilily Wclfur,- I,nni,I, who was Switxorlami torlay hy the two being hum ileil at Mu' llcnmitt home. Cnunty, A ataff of 20 I* rpqulreil • ii.iio.ea of Parliament. Cormier Paul llnldy .aid tlie according t.« I » . D,)*.. Pat It I’lerrn la a inemher of in operate the Home. I,lure was cuuird l.y an over healTho cost of opeiHtlnn i* $7,000 Til.' ilai.ii will begin 11! HUM "d coal furnace. M.e radleal Liberal Party tinted per month which ia paid try all Mm uViuck in the Mayfair’* liallrooin r„i Itn connervalism. Kdoard Von Htelger, chief of Elk* lodges In Florida. fir. Pm.* with n grand inarch t«'lng led liy Paul ll..' department of Juntlen artd hal.l that the rout per .lay tier Mayor Andrew Carraway. 0 * M O P P < N g AV, puller, wa* elected vice-president. chltd Is $9.00. Tho Homo tin* Cohle and ln« orchestra will Turn I'lic term of both office* I* one been owned and operated hy Mm i«ii music for tlio evening and Rtate Elk's Association since IOUO dre*» I* optional. Ticket* may vmr. mirier the supervision nf Mm . lie secured from any Elk or at Othella Green. Dr. Richard It. Hie dour nml tahle reservation* ARMY Q U IT S HHAVINH NEW YORK, Dec. 15- ./T|- Walker, Jr., orthopaedic surgeon inilMt lie made l.y railing tlie Mayof Orlando, takes care of nil oper­ fair ton. Can this be the Arm yT Tile Mayfair Inn ltiillra.111. has Holdlara attached to the New ations for tha rldtdren and In­ York Port uf Embarkation will cluded In the services given the been donated for the charity dance get " g in ” (demerits) tomorrow crippled children are tieatmoiit l.y tho New York Glant'a Baseball Club through tho courtesy of u cor correstlva measures. - I f InsTr china are not Covered arid A majority of the proceed* of Charles Marino, resident manager. With Htubble, (I' m m ..$ .of th« city's water lane# will go toward tha, oper The committee In charge at tha It's part sklng ihaveless, bathlosa Friday. atfon*of* the trlppled Children's urogram is headed by llaAotd Troops ware direetad to forgo Homo with the remainder being kastner. Outstanding entertain­ for a play ment will he presented by Harold shaving tomorrow morning. And donated ------------ Hm aouipmant M ir Army authorities ordered all ground auotiilnj tha new awim- G Iff In, leader nf the Stetson Uni­ mlitg pool 'In Fort Milton Park, versity 0|ee Club. ihowara.cloHd for 14 hours. 1 w Ko-Kejiiisl ration Of All V nlm To lii'ftin On Jail- H t. S a n fo rd Elk Explains Need Of Funds For Crippled C h ild ren 1 Buy jj- V'w; ______ ■ae-yA AmocInPed Prerw I .fused W ire SBW!"W H an ­ B y W EA TH ER dMftra ' .X W el •;L t �I i m 5 n K ^ '■•,r jfi IN , ro w D f A U I TW O m Democratic Teachings fhe Sanford Herald -- - .3^.i.,rxr,jR ?B S: v s a w . wshgm m. «• MOl.t.AMl Hdltar nonirox ukan __ ■■•I----- “ — • i .i M n i m o i U T B I r t farrlar • Jan Maalb ... Three Meatha ■la Mnalba ... i i— M V«ae __ All ubllnarr u r t w , ‘ <aaaba, rasalatlaaa astd mt •aitrtalbmeai lar tba M n m i al •ala)an rsaria. will bn •V iftal lar M reavdar ad tanialng raiaa. Me*rea«aied *atlvaail>' R> laNf wananor lli|IH ntlllT H ■-- If ----—--------— IIIr. ana *«. L a ^Dal rail. Tkn Herald la a aaaurlaiFil Prtaa nblab la aailllrd atrlualitlr In tba aaa for ranabll. ralfan u( all lha Iora I nawa artaled ,."_‘hu AP nawa dlapatrbea. wall an all TiimtaiM Y, btje. jj.'iM B T O D A Y S U IU L 8 VBR8B Thny who alrip rrliglnn of beau­ ty and make it aualorn and colorkaa hare missed the vision entireIf- l*t the beauty ojp'th* I.on] our God In- iipon ii».— Pan. 00: 17, Eipcri Declare* Taxcrare Ruin­ ing Small lltuincie-headline. Il doesn't tokt- an expert to tali dial. The (roiihlr nbnul gelling into an •tgumenl with u newspaperman il lhal lie olwnyt lint ihe fail word, ai Marlin Amlmrn it trying lo show Claude IVpprr. It wa. 2d dr«ret:>'^LOW .ZERO at Biim^tk, N. D, 11*4' other day. That it colib-i Ilian we have ever ciperienced, Lul lire 5 below we did ire one v.uj hud enough. Re­ lieve ui, brother, ilioie who like 24 he|ow weal her are welcome lo We ee where engineer* at Norlhtmlern Univenity have invenled/a $250,000 electronic brain detigried In provide, iliort 'cut* in the field of mediaiiiinl engineering. Well, that’* pretty nice, but they •ure kftter keep that $250,000 pari qitfri. or the government will i . . q m of niilehcc. Although il ii againit tire law in Florida lo operateplol macbinct. the (wernl government accepted H i payment* on dot machine* from 202 pcrioni tin* year listed al own­ ing lucli ninchinvi in this stale, ac­ cording to the Tampa Tribune. Al­ though the name* of nil 202 were printed in the Tribune county by county.we were glad to note that none ; them whs from Sfminolc. A nu fr of them ware beipg operalrd irrirenlly in Orlando. Amlrrion say* our pub­ lic 4:00 I*. M. Market renext day get* him in trouble brtnu.r tome fanner* read­ ing wf|el die juices were 24 hours before, 'give him hrll whru they don’t u< die tame inicrs 24 hours later, hiry don't lake llir irouhllo read the line punt up at the top wUrh »ayt the |iticei quoted ere f($produce told uj> lo 4:00 P, M. -Dir day before publication. Now W< fellow* quit jumping on OUI frm d Sandy or we are going to ham to »lo|> publiihing these waihrfiReports. liiliin port Or. W. Kuprecht, hard worklag prMidenl of the Infanlilr Park8 lysis Foundation for Seminola Couply, dropped in ihe other day to see if we could suggest lotncona to lead the March of Dime* rampalgn tide year. We uie Trank to admit lliat wr couldn't. F.veryone that we could think of who had any ability along thi* line wa* either conducting a drive for tome other , ofganixation, had juit conducted ant, or had ngrerd to conduct one la the near future. What this city needs is more youug in^ qf lead­ ership and responsibility who are willing to give up a few hours o( MB: , their jjgte once in a while lor the suffering humanity and rmant of mankind, You *ct the lltjle dpqilful of omen who hafe done it I,do ii all/ wrila a -t ?wa Mt djt! i.Cha rubai ^ »ioty on if, «■tre* other nifl hi ror you know that thara M glP lan.ihalimott H .o l rVitmO l?t Did you knaw that tha “ e*hlai*Uka,M ary and |ha «aa lo Cacoat |I0,M O. that than f’d9 iwilchboard aparatata Holland’s Son Witness In Negro Flog Trial Public Works .rn right*. Young Holland- a Bartow attor! nuy, was used aa a rebuttal wit* loess In un attempt to ’ ImpMwb lh« defense testimony of Dr. E. E. | Sawyer, also of Bartow. ! The case of police chlof William II. Devuult and patrolman Rosco* W. Thornhill probably will go to 1the federal court Jury this after* noon. tine They are charged with violetl _ tin- civil right* of Jamea (Paps) Williams hy beating him to get information. Hr. Sawyer tentifl«d yaiterdiy |,i. treated William* Fab. 25 — two tiny* after William* u ld the offi­ cer* bent him. Hull mill *uid it was Feb. 28 whan William* first wa* treated by the doctor. Lewta Announces H'aalla**S r m a Savings Bonds KiwuniM Lunch SANTA And The MAGICIAN lly LUC R K t K lltllltUNR L'hupter 11 minute," xlm licit'Inml. "SunIn, ilo T H K I’A H T Y pnk<< up tin- fliu mill put yuu.' Il wu* llu* night lie fort) Bantu’* -lipptrr* nil ,lo<>. Mr, Mllly, find inirty anil nil through Santa’ * •‘cat* fur everynm*. Ili-niy. bring Ii i i i i m ’ nut n L-rt’atnri’ wa* ah-cplng. nit* augur a m i riniiniininri fur tbnugb nil were anug In their tmut," bed*. In n innmi’iit i In- little nil luge Mr*, rinu* rmilft not sleep be was In,ruling with n.tivlty. Wlmt rniiae ahn win routiling cake* nml »n g(Mnl sight it nil wn Mr*. I ’lnu* tookles Initeuil of nheep anil won- with her Imir still wrnppiil In ilerlng If slit* bud mud* ennugb. I’ui'cr curlers, Siintii In hi* red Santa rmildn’t aleep lwcau«u be imjmrm* nml *lip|ieis, nml tbu bud'ju»t thought of u new toy he. e.-v*-r» wllrbes strewn lilrmit tier ' wunted tu rnuko for Chrlatmas: i like lung legged dull* xmla blcyrle wlih water wings which <lenly come to life, If you really want to I* a sucker, says Your Life m aga­ u boy nuild ciulil ride on un the grnpinl grnpml i '‘Ale you rrnlly tin- wltclpM zine, here are nome of the tw eny-three sure-fire ways jfluun- nr jwdal in water whichever ehu whir hii fly, <m. HnHujvv’r'i nightJ." wished. r' 7 aSHrnl lli'iirv when In I,n,I uvi«rccl fiwm the files of the B etter Business Bureau !* Mr. Hilly lay wide nwaku wor­ corno Ills fenr. Loan money to a total stranger to gut his broken-down rying about tin' rubblt irick and "Indeed we ure," ml,I u witch, car towed Into town. Buy from "governm ent representatives" wondering when Hantn would "Are you one of the l",yx win, who call a t your door. Don’t keep vour receipts. Give your find thi' time in show him how throws stones „t us unit locks th t door iiguiriNt us? vucuum cleaner to the man who calls a t your home, ruiying to do U. A* for Henry nml Serena— they Now llcrm Imd thrown stunt" the store made a m istake and sent you a cheaper one than wen* tun exclleil to ru»t. Henry at Hallowe'en wife lie hut how Ihe one you bought. If a stra n g e r culls a t your door to sell hail Tweodlek nee's ,,resent under could lie eve, Imvt- known they perfume, be sure to smell the bottle when he asks you try—It III* pillow where be mill,I feel It were nice Ilk' ih|.? may contain chloroform. Fall for the old, old story th at you from time to llnie. Wlmt could It ‘If only yon wricn’t -n ugly!" m ust invest to get u good Job. Be sure to accept unordured lie? What could It be? Would he hlurteil. "Tlu n Ihivs Wiiu Ii I not Christum* never comel G, O. D. packages. Ignore the B etter Business Bureau molto-Along about half past midnight lui so ii f>nlit of you," " l r Is it good thing for von to " Before you invest, Investigate!" they nil fell fust nsleejr but inurllenrn," said a witch, "That llu* ful day! nu sooner bud they begun Of course, there ure m any other wuy# In which you to dream thnn there rume a ugliest creatures are very often can be a sap, but these hardly over miss ■wishing nnd clattering nml hal­ the kindest,” And she iliunk her looing all about the roof of the nmoklng rncon down in nnu girat swallow. tiny cottage. munlit guard*, What a wonderful night it wax! They sprang from their lied* Thl* group of Chlriesu *eemeil A l dawn other guests arrived to me to represent the beginning anil ran to the window*. It was (C a a lla M C rears P i n O tw l the |iarty. Hy nine o'clock legacy the Chinese never were of a solid middle class In China black night ami nut n thing could for everyone hud com*. There were which could hkv* grown and they see. quite able to manage. Then came a thundering at the three men In a tub, Simple Simon Tu weatern eye*. It began going brought greatness to China. Thay an extra load of plcxtu jrirca* from the moment the wtr* tha product of Shanghai. door. Quickly Mrs. Claus lighted carrying Little Boy Him, holding Mins MufChinese moved in right after the Thay had absorbed the boat of the lamps and Rant* threw repen Jet’s hand, Tom Thunih, Cinder­ the west and mixed It compatibly the door. In walked seven of tho war In 1045 and took it over. ugliest witches that ever flew ella, Yanhec Doodle, Father Tilin', During Ihe laat alx months un­ with their Oriental naturae. the Gingerbread Man, Jack Frost broom* on a Hallowe’en night. der the Communlata, It hea They had modest but good Henry shook with fright and ami many many others. r banged character again. homes. Thalr chi were In Serena hid In the wood box While Tha Santa Lhnd wnjkers raced Today It il crowded with com- school. They had t nrufea- Mr, Dllly matched up two Um­ from the shops anil started games misiar*, big and little' who are alona and trades, ufd earn brellas tu defend them all. and ilanrei and songs. Mrs. Clnu* devoted to an Ideal that doesn’t enough at them ter, Ofn themBut Sunta cried, "Come Int set out Imwl after Isiwl and platseem to fit Shanghai and who salve* with pri<"' Cum* Ini" and Mrs. Claus said, tar after platter heaped with but­ are In the main, high-minded and And they had ___ < ___ I ’m so glad to so* you I” terscotch lolls, ham with eggs, honest— and Incredibly Inefficient. own— no kin ties with the rich, ho "Goodness, Tho seven wltcnea clomped In pancakes, waffles and sausage. Without attempting to go Into political connection, no special dragging Santa nnd the Master lluhhil their brooms behind detail# on the question whether privilege except their own abllltalked nhnut children they knew them. Communism can succeed In n elty "We had tu come early,; you — which were good nnd which like Shanghai, It atlll seems to They were Kbo end Ta ta r and know,” screeched the ugliest were bail and which were only mu Shanghai represented n high Fan and Chen, For th* laat four witch. "We can ride our braoma Middling. Mr. Dllly fuuml a quiet water mark of modernity In China, yeera they worked far the Asso­ only from midnight to one," ■ comer and discussed magic with Shanghai I* now being aacri* "Don’t worry about ua," chur- the Wixard of Ox. Henry went off m s s in Runglm]’ Now Deed, This product of the west, ciated they are out of work. The galea tied another, "Wo’ll curl dp un­ fa# a inuwhall fight with Plnnrwhich helped pull China 'out of of their professions and trade* der the atove and never bo a bit chlu. Serena played checkers with Its ancient feudalism and demon­ are doted unices they ctn some­ of bother." Red Riding Hood's wolf, strated what wettarn method* how got Into tht porty machine * But Mrs. Clsus knew that But alasT ail this Ideas lire cnuld could du. has been vilified by the iHd wear groteaque cotton uni- witches hats to aleep at night. not last. Suddenly the terrlhlo Communlata because of Its ImporIhelr kid* to the "eor- Besides, when you havs a party blue-nosed, saucer, fared Wiggle #y#ry hundred ysprs y##rs or Wagglea burst Into Santa Land. 4 llive T n aehooia and on a fee# only once •ysry . The Santa Land folk and thoir ion't mind m ltslu . a ntoatl.h and a regimented’ guests qulvsred with fear. rk t ollowanco.. At ptsaent they ■ n W T sleep. 8o Mrs. ’ ^Inaba 1 ............................. But Santn was undisturbed. ar* living on aevaraaca pay whten wrapped herself In. her amino and -------- *“ '* " I l l g » my magic wand,” he said. eat^ laat only a few month* at woolen bath rob* and ! service* tha "And we'll soon be rid of them." M i HIV P IV T I i porta performed our party thld very I Thy Awful Cura* I ' gusts they are the deapUed only to look ot t who mult be 'cruahod i l t « ’ growth, IV Theeadfoatpbi ill to Bhonghtl i How To Be A Sap Shanghai Crieia •i.W .r & u w tu s? r e n t i e r th* ,Ut# ■ e s s iliM * rr»M Paa* its* Masonic Muster, mid Joel Field, Ilost,ouster. Much fun resulted when Churlex Morrison, Introduced a* "King of tile (i„K Program" complained to Klwunl* Iheshletit \V. A. Mnrrl* son Unit lie hud been "double crossed” by Mr. McKibbln, who, lie said, bud taken i,|, 10 mluntc* out nf Ids Intend,ol .‘III minutes talk, lie tevrnled that the evening liefore he nml Mr. Wester had en­ tertained Del.it ml Lions ut n ladies night program in DeLoud. Guests lnlrodiicvd by Joel Field were: Untold Knstper, Jr., John Williams, Ctrl. Jay Rtnley of Win­ ter I’nrkj Dr. J. L. Ingram, Penmciiln; Tom llurges, Mt. Duru; t I.. Rtrlckland, Daytona Hcnc lilid Hoh Kilpatrick. J 1940 1 Bulck Sedan New Tire*, New Battery 00 1946 Buick Sedan Radio and HaaUr y w o o 194 8 Pontiac Station Wagon .. Looks Uka n now one Low mileage • Guaruntertl 1948 Buick R o a c lin a R t e r 13,M4 Miles - Look* naw. Fully Equipped with new Good \ car tirca • Guaranteed 4 2 2 IO -0 0 . T E R M S a s* 1 R A I I E S NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Market Auction Phooa 1M4 Baafotd, Fla. up the Season And at $hls special price you cap1buy several I For yousqelf, for gift* . , • Rayon satin pink, white, redj black, hrown and grasp, tong fleeves. And WIHKH T A I'l'K D NEW YORK. ItoC' i.ffldavlt f lW la ,*h« Coplon(Subltchcv spy conspiracy case to­ day said the tclapnone w m of Dr. Edward U. Condon, director of the U. B. Bureau of Standard*, were "conaUntly' tapped during ihe jrasl three years." The affidavit waa made by Judith Copion’a .lawyer. Archibald Fainter, In applying i o r federal court pernvlseien to take a state­ ment -frem- D b Coadon for « • In the' a Coplon a m i} Js ,0»# Mrd Th* "lU40-Dft ■M S S " b M l year of InUsi fo r ketball cos■ I _ ege, Brooklyn. Francis Colle; NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED ft Beautiful Personality DeLuxe B lo u n t . . J ■ p P4k’ p - ■ . LI ’ '' art.to.be doitr^od- ABSOLUTELY NOBODY IN ' SANFORDdFFERS YOU SUCH P R IC ..fa K i*-a: • .. *.W& M-t . ' r .fc ., Slb V U'i4 * #*'#«.?8* •,■ . *. ' .1 . . .• * ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND GIFTS. l ar A * i if it ‘wavaa't for pact offkaa which have .ign, mid united Dalton’a advice, (,'omh* limited Dolton aa reply­ ing: “It Incite like hell If we do and hell If we don’t." i.'orrib'* reaction was, "I think ui> rnmle u mistake. But we ilgntd l,«r anee we wunted to work e fiveday week." Lewi* ha* Irnpoicd a three-day « i-elt on the rest of the industry. ('omti* lidded: "it'll give ua a pretty good lift (or u little while. John L, reallied If be could break the Ice somewhere, It would give him a better i linnet- with the other* (fof a gen­ eral contract)." Comb* was puaalmistlc of the outlook fur the trucker*, who have nu rail connections, but truck their cool from mine* to loading ig raxapat When the Southern Djwi Operator* <A**ociatiun) Igna up,” he aald!j Tim truck mlnea are done for/' Truck mines generally are small operations, without cleaning, ail­ ing and grading equipment. Whan demand is heavy, they do well, Ini! wlieu it falls off, buyers he* crime "choosey" and take higher quality coal. The IH signers first to agree to Lewis' terms control a large number of small mlnea and load­ ing rumps representing 2,600,000 tons uf production a year. Combs' Run, George, signed for him, nml he was known to hsva been accompanied to Washington by Mack Illrchflcld of the Birchfield Coal Co. at Ilelller, Ky,- and John Hodges, who represented Dalton. Although Multan refused to say whether Hodges signed for him, Dalton mines operated five days lust week. Last year, he operated CO mlnea with a payroll of $1,600,• 000, Cornba employ* $0 m However, Commission Attorney Turner Butler told members of th* Dade younty delegation he could not recommend approval of any scheme for financing tha bridge-acquisition that would In­ volve stats purchase of stock In b private corporation. That was part of th* county's proposal. ’ Alto high up on the Improve­ ment Commission program is fin­ ancing of a' bridge across lower Tampa Bay, connecting l'inella# and Manate# counties. The proect, expected, to coat aruuml »2U,>00,000, olsa will be financed by bonds to he repaid out of tolls. 1 The Improvement Conttniadori, set up In 1046 with broad nuthoiIty to borrow for self-liquidating public projects, to far has issued only ’ tome $10,000,000 worth of bonds for an office building In Tallahassee and several ruin) roads and- bridges throughout tin* state.* Without change and with unly a little discussion the commission yesterday approved a plan for al­ locating $15,000,000 In federal funds for local hospital construc­ tion In Florida during the next five years. Others known' to have signed were Hie Mullins Coal and Baker Goal Cos., which produca about 200 tons each. Tom Itnney, International board ff'nallaseO Vvstm Oael member for the UMW at Ptkevlila, Ihix, llnits sold total led JIG,Pill announced last Friday that 54 oth*SD,01H moro than during the nmnl If last year._ Out-of-atatn pro* Iiu't* during the pust month lu oiiglit ( ‘J 3.2U as compared with ilex of $i>,2lJ« during November, I1HH. G.i’cn henns totalling )01»,4HI Inishcl liumpera, went sold duririti Nov..... fur $242,97(1. In s|iH(’ i.r Ihf fart tliut quality Is not so high Jim to third ami fourth pick­ ings. the beans are now bringing 82.141 tu (2.75 as compared to a November average of $2.22 a hamper. Grange* hit an average (trice of (2.52 during November ami brought $114.1IMI. Grapefruit were un lo nearly $3.60 • l*°* and brought $38,047- .Early celery, mostly from ZellWood, srorMcd $3,611 a rratej now I* down to $2.50 mid $2.75 for four and five down sixes. Yellow *qu«eh avaragsd $1.1H> per bushel hamper, bring­ ing *10,4110. ' ... Wotk Is continuing on the arWIllonul paved area ut the Mnrkrt nml sur facing will lw started soon. • !■ B0t euppoicd to waqi gtowering „ tmfc operators aimed Hat Friday. Dot no nones or pwductlotTflcam were disclosed. W 3 i p Josses M. Moody of 4M sentkern co st 'producer*. ..j,t TAM P A. Dec. 15. — CM — Monday night at Lexington, it wa* Lind icy Holland, aon of Senator hie opinion thet “ Lawti has lieen S f i (.D gov‘;inmmkt M T o ^ i c U wlth’ himVelf." the trial of two Bartow policemen charged with violating a Negro* Germany ha# never proved to be a fertile field for democratic Idea#. Something In th e n a tu re of the people make# for aubnervlence to authority on th e one hgnd and for tyrannical technique# on the other. The W eatern occupy­ ing force# are, however, em barking on a program to en­ courage the practire of democratic method# In th e political field. W eatern observer# have been shocked a t th e high­ handed way In which German parliam entary leader# have handled recent negotiation# with the W eatern power#. The wiflhe# of the people a# represented by th e ir parliam ent were seldom consulted, and Chancellor A denauer ha# evinced a definite tendency to work alone. The W estern power# not only plan education for democracy, but also urge th e actual practice of democratic procedures. In government a# in other field# people learn by doing. N othing would #o effectively teach the G erm an populace the advantages of the democratic way a# would the ex­ perience of working together for the good of th e ir country. The tendency to put their welfare into th e hand# of one national figure is not one to be encouraged, fo r th e ir own sukcH a# well a# for the future of Europe and th e world. It is possible, however, for American#, used to th e Idea of u republic, to try to go too fast for a people who do not know w hat the word means. W inston Churchill thought we made a m istake a t the close of World W ar 1 when we wished a republic on Germany. He thought If the Allies had chosen one of the K aiser's grandsons a# king, perhaps under a regency, w ith a good constitution to observe, th e Germans m ight have gotten along, learning gradually. The republic wun something Imposed on them by the enemy, hence was suspect from the s ta rt. T his is w ater over the dam. The lesson to be taken from It Is th a t chang­ ing the attitu d e of a people takes tim e. Two or th ree genera­ tions are required to make much Impression, W e m ust keep Ihe direction toward democracy, but not be discouraged if arrival seems slow. T reasury reports have shown a n public holdings of series K savings bond# this re the bonds in smull denominations, sold a t th Of nmturlty value, Intended primarily for # The series E bond was Introduced in 1941 an ami since then has proved steadily popular. B ut In Septem ber and October sales were Ipmh than redem ptions. Budget Bureuu people are said to be atudying plans to stim ulate thq sales of these Itonda again. It 1$ also reportml th at there are some financial experts who th in k th a t the governm ent ought to give up the E bonds, ra th e r th a n make a new Investment in their sale. But there a re good reasons for keeping the K bonds, aside from the fact th a t they have heretofore been u reliable source of cash. Those savings bondH have lived up to th eir nume, for they have encouraged people with small incomes to establish regular plans of saving, and to keep a certain am ount rtf savings intact, through ordinary variations In circumstance, tut it Hftfe-guard for the future. They huve also greatly broad­ ened the bnso of the public debt, have helped g rea ter num­ bers of people to have a more real conception of w hat the public debt Is, for they own a piece of It. Theae values of the series R bonds to the people ought to be considered along with th eir value to the Treasury. ■'-.■■■ .-■■ I.D. DAN SANTA CLAUS MYTH ■<: Rat Mbitabe* rabllakrri dally t J 5 . . Z ■■a aaedar ,at HI Maqaatla *4***# ■ ■' ■ , I ■A "■VliW >'** Ijq r f t t T or CLOCK ' ** ' ifLHlnevA ffrVi-'f*W4l/' «' *Fr » WiTw^iffA^d’- ■K'W W W f*T' riW S iiR . Tqwitov* ;•V — IftIM W M r». .»i “1 i rfe? -crA-.': ''" trV !~ T tW e E w b i •. .. $ ' . '-s ' r# i! M l ‘ m .v. ! -'.Vi' .v - ■ '* �----------- ;• - • 'y rr r w ■ J i' ■ ’/’*l ^ i S g*tT#f #f?»■+•*** **"‘■•<* ■ " ■-’ " T — ' :^ v \ v ~ » ' •• J T T O J f lD A Y J J E C jJ ^ m s Social A n d Personal Activities • UuMn Pahntr IUjr— tacitly Editor T B tlH B U A T Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. 8., will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. Initiation of candi­ dates and a Christmas party will held. • FR ID A Y A Christmas party for Junior Htjth .School students will bo held at the Tourist Center from 1:00 tw 10:00 P. M. The party will be given under the direction of Mrs. Charles Russell, recrea­ tion director of the Parent-Teaeher Association. The annual Methodist Children's party will be held at 7:!i0 P. M. at the First Methodist .Church. e program will Include all the tdren’s department's except the « n U rm yM ONDAY Beardall Avenue Circle will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the church. A Christmas party will be held and members arc asked to brlii|( gifts for a gift exchange. Re­ freshments will be qprvsd dur­ ing the social hour. The Past Matrons Club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. W. JVarnrr, West Nineteenth Street. W 8:00 P. M. BIRTH ANNOUNCBMRNT FARE T H R E E r n w a y v r n w n t m m f t . H A w n m r FT.O R TtlA — iocial Calender • Nolley Nance Named CAR President The regular meeting nod Christ* mas party of the Fort Mellon So­ ciety, Children of the American Revolution, was held last night st the home of Mrs. A. It. Key, senior president. During the buslness meeting Nolley Nance was elected president of the Society ami Cynthia Hnumilla! ns regis­ trar. Mrs. Key presioeu over the meeting which was opened with the Lord's Prayer led by Eiitnhclh Woodruff ami the pledge to the flag, led by Itenrv Tonke. Murray Nailer reported that fli had broil given to |ho (iertrude Hrlle Kipp scholarship fund and ff> to the budding fund. Following the business siw.dnn the members wrapped m a n y Christmas gifts to la< sent with clothing to the Kutc Duncan Smith, D. A. R. School lit ( ’.rant, Ala. The hostess served an icu course which carried nut the Christmas motif and wus assisted liv lleatric lllshee and Elisabeth Woodruff. The group later visited Kick's Woodcraft Studio where they en­ tertained with Mr. Rick's dcttu ustrat ion of his electric train In Ills complete model cl|y, Those present Included Patricia Tonke, Rent rice Rlsbee, Cynthia Knuimllut. Ellxalwth Sharon, Elisabeth Wnodruff. Hamilton lllshee, Jr., Mur­ ray Nance, Henry Tonke and Noltey Nance. Dance To Be Held At Celery Crate Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hickson, Jr., announced today the birth of a daughter, Teresa Call, on Dec. l.'l at the local hospital. Mrs. Hickson is the former Louise Fur­ ness of Richmond, Va. A dance will he held on Friday night from DjDO to 12:00 o'clock at the Celery Crate for all young people of Seminole County, Mrs. S. C. (iruhnin. director announced till* morning. The music of Prior Hiikur and Ids orchestra will he 1Mf~R BUNION featured and tlro»s Is optional. A Mrs. Charles Rowes announced floor show will he presented dur­ this morning that raaervatinns ing thv evening, Mrs. tiraham may atill be made for the reunion stated. M t the Seminole High School Clas.i lO.'IO to be held on Dec. 27. The servntlnna class members are ask­ reunion will begin with a dlitiiur ed to call Mrs, Rowes at tele phono at IhVEongwood .Hotel. Fty, re- No. M l. T t k f h o n t 148 e rs o n a l Dr. Herman K. Rwarti of Santa Rarbara, Calif., left Monday for Mexico after visiting In Sanford with his brother, George Rwarti. Dr. Sunils is a past district gov. ernor of Rotary in California. Sttllic Harrison Chapter Ha* Meet Mrs. F. E. Rol*, Mrs, W. H. Tunnlcllffe and Mrs. A. C. Bensun were liostesaea for the re­ gular meeting of Bailie Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the Amer­ ican Revolution, held on -Satur­ day. The meeting opened with the D. A. R. ritual, pledge to tha flag ami singing of the Natlonal Anthem, accompanied hy Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat, after which the business meeting was conducted hy Regent Mrs. F. E. Roll. In the absence of Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. Henson served us sec­ retary and reports were heard from officers ami chairmen. Mrs. 8t. Clair White was welcome I ns a new member. A paper en­ titled “ Sanctuary" was read by Mrs. E. H. Clements followed with a letter from Mrs. David Wright, statu regent, in which she thanked the chapter for h luncheon given recently In her honor. The chapter voted to send 8ft to the statu treasurer to supply nu a "coffee" which will be giv­ en at Continental Congress In Washington D. C. honoring Mrs. Wright, who Is a candidate for tho office or national nrganiiing secretary general. A program of Christmas mus­ ic was sponsored by Mrs. Edgnr Mitchell and Included a sola by Mrs. George Harden, "Holy Night". Three Christmas carols hy Anicriran nompoaers worn sung hy menilmra, also a group of other carol*. A tea followed the business session. Tho tea table was over­ laid with an Italian cutwork cloth centered with all artistic nrrnpgemcnt of holly on u reflec­ tor. Poim-elt las, magnolia leaves — r — — - — i— Geneva Club IIoIcIh Perkins Entertain Christmas Party At Rehearsal Supper A rehearsal supper was given last rvenlug by Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Perkins, Jr., honoring Miss Ellisbelli Whig hum and Lester Guthrie,' whose marriage will be an event of this evening at the First Bap­ tist Church. Guests gathered at 7:0(1 o'clock at the Imine of Mr. Perkins’ parents at Kilil Magnolia Avenue. The rooms of the Perkins* home were attractively decorated with pink roses and greenery. Guests were sratvd at card tables which were renteicd with white burn­ ing tapers encircled with tiny while chrysanthemums and fern, tin one lable in the living room was a huge wedding bell covered with white camellias. Small bridal place cards marked tile seating arrangement. In Ihr center of the dining table was a large arrangement of white gladioluses, chrysanthemums and pink sweetheart roses. On elthar side wcii' tall while buriilug tap­ ers alio encircled with smaller white chrysanthemums and fem. The hostess wai assisted In serv­ ing by Mrs. H. L. Perkins, 8r. Miss Whigham was lovely in n gown of grey and black taffeta with which she wore black acces­ sories, Following the supper the bridal party met at the First Bap­ tist Chinch for the wedding re­ hearsal. Those invited to attend were Miss Whigham and Mr. Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Mr. mid Mrs. G. D. Whigham, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Guthrie, Dr. and Mrs. W, P, Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. David Rinitli, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lrfrier, Jr.. Mias Margaret Spen­ cer, Miss Margaret Davis, little Deborah Scott who wilt serve as flower girl, F. D. Scott- George Elck, porter F. Whigham, Stanley Rrumley and the host ami hostcua. The regular inerting and Christ­ mas parly „f the Geneva Hume Pf mount rut inn Club was held lit Community House on Dec. III. Mrs. ,1, A. Logan, first vice president, presided in the absence of the presidenl. M>'. |i \* Sticvcll, who was ill. 'It-. F. \V Yarborough led everyone in singing “The Mole We Are^ Together," after which the Lord'- 1‘rnyci wits ii-penled lit ilfllsoll. followed by (In- "Into to the flag. Mrs. A A. Jam'. I l l leader, in­ troduced Hie five groups of I -It girls under her charge. Each of tile Id girl- mis applauded and presented with a hag of cnmlv. The girls wen- in charge of preparing and serving I lie i rfirihnirnts for tin pat tv Sonic of the cukes Ill'll- h» Hu little girls were licuntIf i ll ■on' liileiinlely decorated .‘•It J'-e •n:iti oieeil thal two of the 4-H got-, Mary Oldhain and Atiti Dieggeis, would he guests of the Ho-uiess and Professional Women's ('lull I he following night. Mr*. I ."gun called attention to the new coffee urn which had Juit arrived, and was on display. Twenty-four nifiither* answered roll call. There were three visit­ or*, Mrs. Fiances Mullt-v. Mrs. West and Mrs. I,Ida (haw-ford. Mr*. Fnlbod presented a hill for It.itti, "cosi of candy for ihr I II and »llver and crystal candisticks holding green tapers went used in decorating the roams. At ench end of thu talilr wera tea anil coffee services presided over hy Mrs. L. I*. Hagan and Mr*. II. J. U'hmsn. Those present were Mrs. Hen­ son, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Clements, Mrs. C. It. Ruwsuti, Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. A. It. Key. Mrs. It. J. Leh­ man, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. George Morgan, Mra. F. E. Roumlllat, Mrs. R. W. Rujirecltt, Mrs. W. 11. Tunnlcllffe, Mrs. Ann Humntell, Mrs. C. Stuart Brown, Mrs. White, Mrs. Harden, a guest, and Miss Rnrlmru Kuprecltl. r .„ **,eHwo glrN. A h-lli-i was read it-gartllllg dues to the State Council. Miss l-ilu Woo,bud c - p o r l , o n the Amentui> Legion f.oi to l,ihrld in Sanford a, Mutch Mis. Lagan i tinill, id the com­ mittee M l- Liu ill,- Not ton, Mr«. Oldham i i ml Mi- Itdlirey, who decorated the hall and arranged the gift exchange; Mis W I Sieg, who laid rhuigc of culcilaiu meiil, and 'l<- lane for having her 4-11 gil I ■ pi c cot The meeting a a- Hliocd nvcl |o ,MI*s Woodwool, 1'outltv Home Dcmollslttitaoi \K. III who Ilist t Ih all'll lecipc leaflet-. Inn po.-lpolled the dcinoiislintioii In- ),od pre­ pared until im-xI iacel log to ailoiv time for Ha l In i - i i o i i - pailv. 'I ' . Sieg eomhidi-il a p ". 'office ii-liiv race. Kill Ii p c i -i'll nil, I lien ipiircd to ini.... .. H r b i i lion, dm aei lilt-till a-lllg tla tell era in tillwold "4 'll 11 lain " fin each iiitalc of food Mi I'-iycM ami 'It W. S. Nor loll won tin- |,, i/,■. foi |be hysl bullian’d llll-Ol IRcftesh metils weti m J altci whoh everyone j-oiioicd oiouod tl"- eifl exchange luldi whole each ic ceiv.d a gill Mrs. Falfoid w i pivt-u u i i mg vote of thank- fin gelling Hie candy and picpanng the ailtaclive lellophiuu- hug Severul win­ ter icsiilcnt in-1 liiick from the North, tohl liow happy they wein to he hack Hi Geneva, Evciyinn joiitcil in .ingiiig ” toy to The Win Id," iiccnliipiimeil ul Luncheon Given By Stineeiphor Home Miss Wight, IIH/.cl Scene Of Party Mins Mai Ilia Wight and Mi-s Joy-ie I Id rol rtilertaiin-il ye,ter liny wit ii a bridesmaid’ buu-hi-nii honoring Mbs Hliriilielh Whig ham, who will he mniiietl the, eve lillig at M U** o’clock. The luncheon was served at I ;l*tr nVInei in ilo main dining room of lb" May fail Inn ’ Lovell taldc dc ntutina in, hid cd a rciilei piece of w hite i hi y ■ nntIn..... .. . gladtolit e ,n t pink xwectlli'iu t rose, mol at ouch guest's place was a white camel till. Hi olaI placet md* mmki-d the ■cutlog amtngemcpt Mi». Whighum won- a gown of Idai’k i tepi willl a dohoiund vol vet hat, ilel acii's.oiir wet*' lilai k. Dm mg the Inncticcti do pie-a-iiicd •■acli of hoi lo nli maid with gift" altd wa- piesoiitod with u gift Itolli the il l I" c Tlio e enjoyinp iIn- limi limn web M r Whigl'am were Mi 1'nuald Join-, Mr-. It. 1 IV||,in.. .Ii ' I i Mai glltet Spcn or, Mi-s \\ II-til and Miss llcl/i-l. Miss C imi-cc Marie fltinedpher ' i-ldi i lulru d nieiuliei s of the Junior Mi-s rhit.tnnu parly on Tuesday uf lei on.iM f,,, t heli iiimmil Christ- • inns pnty at .1-,’lfl o'clock Christ-ill", deeot iloni- wci" used in llWf'"aiing Me Slini-c'phi'r homo on I'm k \i cionThe gtie.l. gallieied around lha -leioiaitd in',, wlo-ie a gift OX*' •limtge was hell'd. Each member al~o Lioiigltl a gift for needy chll* die" I'ming 'lie games held dur­ ing i In- afternoon mir.es were won h.V 'l l - . Pair Ida "Ninhe, M ill lb-11- 'on stile, \|| * Itn,ciliary ■min-t and Ml., .Inini-IIn Cleve­ land, Refi e lino-nt.......... a dstlug of cookies in ( ‘In Mimas Iree, star and Santa Han -liapes wera et\eil with I'm , i 'oIiis hy tha hn.tiI I ted by her mother, 'll .1 'I S*1111■el I•11,■|. I liios, iMi-tidiog were Hie Misset Sundi ■ llnrin, I’ mleHe Cason, Et- | leu I ion, Joyi-1* Jones, Nnnry lionntiee, li .o-iii.il y Garner. Jeanettii f lc\ eland, Louise Renton, Cat\ Walk',. Hidtv Ann Stllri, the piano l>v Eh/iilalh ■iMIimo, I'liml I oi , belt. .......He Brooks,. and the Hireling el-soil willi a '1m Ilia ('wens Calricia Timka, shorl pray i read in Ilia e-iolinv, Itarhma I'a.-idte, Palsy Collin* and 'll-- Slinei igln-i Mis llllhiey. IW K.'isy linen II nl T O IN 'H T O N 'S — every Innly’r- .Merry Chrislnmn Store! Our exIcnHive select inn ul wan led uiMe* make it euay In find perfect prencnlst fur everyniic nil ytttir linl — and our eany-ln-iniv priees Imvec ynnr cnsl nl Klving. Sn cnnte In Iniluv and ilin|t I lie easy way. Our emirlemiM clerks will hear yon — lu-lp you— Inn never hurry you In making yimr select inti.s. High PrinccHH Makes Her Official ViMit f ^ ftG ifts fa r H er") Lucille II. Pletil, Grand High I'rlncess, Oriental Shrine of Nnrlh America, visited Khensct Court No. 52 In Del,and at a hntimici held at the I'liliium Hotel on Mon­ day in her honor. This was lie first visit a- Grand High Prill cess. The litlilr* were decorated with Rrnxiiinn peppers and polo settias burning red tapers. She was introduced to the Cooil by Helen Trundcll. Soft rntisii was played during the dinner In Miss Hetty Walker. Following tindinner she wus welcomed hy Lit dine Howard and esenrted to Ilo East where she told of her own court, Kurnok No. 17 of Chicago, 111., after which Katie Corley sang "RainlHiw* Upon II*.'' 1 BATH POWDERS, COLOGNES, PERFUMES, HATH SALTS, ( 'OMPACTS, STATION ER V, MANICHRIE SETS various courts and hospitals for crippled children In Shrine bus pitnls which she had visited. Those attending from Sanford were Helen Trumlell, Mrs. H. C Graham, Mrs, llolmrt I'earce, Lit dine Howard, Mrs. I'. A. Row land, Mr*. John Carver, Mrs. E. G Kilpatrick, JY., ami Mrs. Jim Cm ley. . n w tm c EVERY DAY NEEDS 3fic CarterH Pill’N ............. 290 75c DoanH PHI’h ..................... 390 1.25 Saraka 960 1.25 AbNorhim' Jr. 890 45c CttHtoria 360 50c Ipana Tooth PaHtc 430 '■■■ ••'-''i*'"- v .v .- -'.k -w • ’ *- A THE WEARY llrre'* a cherry welriime fur tirisl, weary Christmas shopprrsl Just step up to our lountaln, relax In pleasant iimtfort, and pep up with a luHtetinglinx sod a . T h i n tempting treat I* n master­ ful blend of smooth lea cream , . . hisrloit* syrup , . and xealful sparkling waterJust the thing In give sag- 'v i:i_______ __________ f *• ‘ # • -- A .♦ * *5W ■‘i f "A-*, -*r. 4J - •. u ... ‘ - - l 1 % ,* *•**' - 1 >!-, • v w . vif-»V-aL*. -*n2*9uA Jg- .‘ ■C . ; •-.T V.'t *>- • A 1 1 ; 'Jk �t I Van Buren L oi Angeles P l a c e s 3 Players On Squad; POWER ROY OF PROS Steve Van Buren Is Named For 2nd Year A la n M a v tr Cagers Invade All-Florida Grid Gator Loutaiana For Tilt* Payne Surprises Player* Chosen G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla. Dec. 15— SMU Squad, 57-56 1919AP All-Pro Football Team (S P E C IA L )— Florida’s batketeera tho ilayou State of Louisi­ Position Player Teem III. Wt, College For 1949 Eleven invade ana this week-end to tangle with fat Cage Thriller K Mar Speed!*, Cleveland Browne 0-2 212 Utah two team, that arc rated near the N EW Y011K, Dee. IB— (/I1)—. Three player* from tho I,ox Ango­ la* Rnms, western dlvialun chumT Arnle Weinmuister, N. Y. Yankee# d-4 226 Washington 4 plnna'nf th« Notional Football tup in HKC circles this winter. G Dick Hxrwegan, Baltimore Colts lt-0 230 Purdue League, today wore llnmril on tho The Gators tnngle with Tulane’s C Fred Nnumetx, Los Angeles Rams 0-1 222 Boston College Associated Press All-Pro team for mighty Green Wave Friday night 11I4W, G Garrurd Ramsey, Chicago Cardinals 0-1 210 William A Mary in New Orleans, then move up to PBMPrfR.TNB TM/Ch 7R/CMY T Dick Huffmnn, Los Angeles Rams 0-2 25S Tennessee iti.tim ii . ---------'I'h* Cleveland Brown* top team V o t e Rouge lor a Haturday night pepfMsmm c COMTR/YPO o Mt r / y e c E Putu Pihos, Philadelphia Eagles 0-1 216 Indiana In tho All-Aiiicrlrn Conferi'iirc ________* encounter with L. 8. U.'a up and J u * r t o s•TOP t o p M/M, m/m , . H Otto Graham, Cleveland Browns 0-1 100 Northwestern since its inropiion in ■Ifi-lfl, gained ming llengnis Tigers. G A IN ESV II.I.E. Dee. IB. MB MsB P S PH./MO P/L/Nal OP* N EW YORK, Dec. I 6 - ( , T > - H Steve Van Uuren, Phi). Eagles 0-1 206 LSU tw0 places an did the Philadelph­ Coach Ham McAllister's hoop— The l!M!» Florida Htate Spin'THB YAPPS, •MTT/M& BSTT/A'& College basketball's InterHuctlonnl H Hob Waterfield, Los Angeles Rama 0-1 106 UCLA • ia Eagles, for the third straight ter, are boasting u three game writers AsMH'intluti nll-itnle tiigl A Mew M A R K BYPR Y program gains momentum tonight H Hhet Mutryn, Uuffalo Bills 6-10 176 years winner of Ilia euitern dl* Xavier win streak thus fur this senschool font hull teams Were "■ T/M8 Mm M A K e e a with the appearance nf Kentucky, vivnluti in thu National Leuguo. •mi, liuving |H>Nted decisions over N CA A champions, in Madison liu-i'il lieie today. OA/M- l p Me CAM'Y Tho three Ituilla Oil the first Florida Southern, Mississippi Square Garden, and the appar­ RUM AROUMO TMPM Fortv-sK writers and ih'lh team lire triple-threat hack Hob Stale, uml the University of Mi­ atus of Southern California and MB RUMS R /O H V HpiirlM'ii. lei* partiripated io Hu Waterfield. renter Fred Nuuinetx amiO Y E R TMBM / balloting, u 'cording to ewctiti'' Denver In n doubleheader at HuL and Guard lilrk Huffman. The two I're-season estimates found the falo. "■rn-tnrv A-.li Wing. They mi — Urnwnn rue hrilliunt signal culler •'1 Gators hilt with two veteran rafirnt, -ifoml and honorahli and paxsei Otto (Irahani nod sen­ Kenucky, which lost most of it' " gen. ■ returning i.r __ * ---- to » action - this win sational puss catching end Mae lion team,. The .13 inemlici "t n-r, Huns Tnensler and. Julian Mll- •tars by graduation, Is paired Hpeedle. The two Kflltlaa ure Steve the all-state Mpimls represent If- |,t . Hath have been staudoula against 8t. Johns of Brooklyn in cities. Miami, Jacksonville, mi'l the hntdwo«Ml for the Florida the Garden feature game uftrr Van Ilmen, hardest runner In pro >:>:::: Tnmpn with the biggest pnpuln icUm for three seasons, with Taen- CCNY plays Brooklyn College. football, and I'eta Pillion, terrific 111 E. iNt Ph. 12 •ltd. v lion ureas, placed 20 men on the j.|,.r holding sway as the Gators' USC, from the Pacific Coast, meet! Canlslu* and Denver, from three teams. Ii-niliiig point maker. In all, tho National League Rained six place*. The other Dick ensures, KiB-mnind Jeffer However, the* emergence of Ted tho Rocky Mountains, tangles All-Pro from tho senior eirsou High, Tampa, fullhaek, no layeox ami Henry Cornell as fast with Niagara In the Buffalo twin cnit is Canard Itoinioy of the lied ii ncnr-uiinnltnoua vote, i n floor men uml hall handlers have bill. Chicago t'urdinuls. T in 1 other Mile, i, ii tiiplp-threot hack uml given the Florida quintet a strong There wasn't much doing from three places went to Chet cored Oil points for the si'U,im force to he rtH'keoned with, and a national vlewpulut Iasi night Mutryn, 175-pound hnckfleld ..........* Miami High l.i-l. | Dig Stan Murks, these farur stulwarts, along with with thu exception of Huwaul US M O H S HltTo* ul-o received high balloting. workhorse of the lluffulo PULL SSASOM . r,..'..i«...i M»n - Mini *■ fifili Starter Kill Godwin, have Payne's 67-61) upset over southern D E L U X E F I R E S T O N E - ........................... $ 4 A A . 5 U YAPDA OS RSCORD) Hills; A lliie Wellillielster, scored II touchdowns and "<• "I (Hi,veil lionl to handle ill threo Methodist in the Southwest. Rt'Muiiir 2 r14.no A iF J F OP lO O Q YAPPS Iui fmir inure. Al Hartley, l.m 1miilesta thus fur. Riant tackle of the llrooklynMichigan, beaten by Toledo last THtS YSAR WMH0\ New York Yankees nod tlouid dun, Jacksonville, Giiiuil and -) '■ Saturday, Ixmnccd back to wnllop 1 He S T ILL H AP Fiiignr, HHIshorough, Tninpu. Dick liarweRon of tlie llulllButler, 73-4H, and Illinois put on 1 Not u -Special box but our revulur atock with all up am o th br o a m s nioro Colts. guard, paced the linesmen. t o PLAY/ a 60-polnt spree In the second half to date features. 20.0(1 Duwn Delivers It. The players wcrec liosen after Wing said tills year's all-state to humble Arkansas, l)B-53. taimlntiiiK A s ho e I a t o tl I'resH I -election In ought the best rcpie Most of the competition rente* • •ports wrltcis’ reports on the 17 > dilution from spurtswrlters in ed In the east. In n doubUbeuder ELECTRIC major lenane pro teams in Hi F U LL HIKE 39tf.r>0 tin1 piet seven years. A total of nt Philadelphia's Palestra Pennsy­ OR THE P M /L A O tL P H /A * A * L W t , cillea. .. , ... 224 players were balloted for «elvania nicked Maryland, 51-62, ami 0 /0 < 9EG T GROUND OA/NgR /M A significant thing about the I lection, Vlllanova trampled Tampa, 72NATIONAL FOOT0 ALL LEAG U E MmTOAY first team Is that seven of the 47. First Team W ILL TRY TO RONER H/G TEAM TO players were with teams In the In ther games I.a8alle took Ends; Angel f.onex, Jefferson, Vatu* 179.95 final playoffs of tho rival leagues. LTG 2*0 GTRA/OM T CMAMP/ONSM/P ialtlmore Loyola, 7.1-01: West VI: Tampa, and KUly Halles, Mnlrilimd. The Him Francisco 4l»erx, urnON DECEM BER i d / |I'nytoiia llcucli. lnla heat New Mexico, 6.1-47: neruu to Cleveland during the Ohio»«i*s >i *'•* / m'wn ifSiii# utger* trimmed Princeton, tWTackles; Jack Flngar- lllllshmregular seas.... placed four nu n u»i oral imnorciicui, Ok'-M; i.ugli, Tampa, iimi Huh Towei <, on the second team. Albright upset St. Josephs (Pa) l.cc, Jiicksonvllle, Three All-American t hosen 60-40) Muhlenberg tapped Dela­ 2 POKTAHLE Thm* (firmer All*Aini'ri('i»» ELECTRIC (tiiiirds; Art Wright, l.nheluial, ware 08-41; Nebraska beat Iowa (.'ombi not Ion made the first I earn.' They are I and Al Hncgly, l.niidon, Jackson­ Teachers 00-54; Georgetown whip­ MIAMI, Dee. IB -(/ p j-A battle ville. tlraliuni, Northwestern me in |of passers looms for thu annual ped Penn State, 70-02: Navy 104!i; Huffman, HUH star for Center: Julian Gunter, Mii„„ North-Smith eollcge all-star foot­ soeketl Virginia, 01-28. And l.ouixTenneseeo, uml Humsey, VVUluiin Teeli High. ball game hero Dec. 211, hut there vide heat Los Angeles Loyoln 47& Mary star In 1042. Hacks: Htnn Marks, Miami Si ; will he plenty „f beef up front, 40, un a long shot In the last 24 Three players— Van Ilmen, Dick ensures, Jefferson, Tninpu; a survey of the two squails show­ seconds. GAIN KH VII.I.K. Dee. IB- (At D ETR O IT,.......... Dec, |B. i/l’i Hpeedle nml I'lhos -were miuniSonny Muy, Lee, Jnrkkonvllle, mi l ed today. mous selections in that they — Jiin Tatum Is srpiurely In the Retired liciivywelght champion .lo,. Mike Kin-uphills, Tarpon HpringCoach Herman lllrkman of Yalo middle of the dawn mil gaesslmf; l.ouls toyed with. two -e opponents gained votes in uverv city In game ,— ■■■■■-" who will handle the North squad, Herunrf Tram on wlm will he Finikin's*1 -—* night 1,■............ ’ a jmlr lust in of five-ioiind which they played during the nest football coach. exhibit mu bouts Unit ............ ore Ends: Al I’ureell, i.nndon. Jack e.impleted his 2H-nmn selections season. . , Richard Smilberhm.l ve'tardily with the uihlltiun of Thu young Mnrylnnd coach of a finnaciul than a fistic sari...... siinvllle. Van lluri'ii now lias iiimle visited the campus here ycstci * I'liint City. E'li I Murray, 227-pound guard PENSACOLA. Dec. IB -b 1 1 I .mils had the same old dcndpnn the team four of Ids six ecu- dav, only ii few hours lifter he Tackles: Jon D'Agnsllna, lir- lioui I'nrdue University. Final workouts were slated today ...... cKiimk h iiih much, sons since turning I'm «'> "r said In Jacksonville he had not expression ns ie> chuggcil through...., Coach Andy (iustiifsoti uf Miami for two Aluliuniu college foolhnll larnlo: llliick, .South ilrow starring for Louislann Slnte. applied for the loh and It laid mil his clmrcs with Irish Jiihnny Flynn urd High, Hollywood, leneheil nil the way to California teams that meet hero tomorrow f Riichestci, N. Y., uml tile v d - 1 Giiurds; l.owell Hogan, II Hpeedle lias made tile team been offered him. ....... ..owed lllll- (oi Ids 2Hth man and expects to night In the second iiunual Paper crmi Roseiie Tales of Detroit, tho Inst three seasons while liorough, Tampa. pick up two more Imfore the Bowl. reportedly talked with The former heavyweight king’s l'ihos. u second teum man Dr.Tntum squads Iicy in training here Sunday. Hacks: Tommy Williams, llclle .1. Ilillls Miller, University The Livingston and Jacksonville weight was iiunniinei'd at 22B hat last" year, makes It fur tho Gustafson, wiio will handle the Statu Teachers College will bo GluiV; liuly Cuenta, Jlifferson, president, ami D. K. Stanley, ho looked lo he oven heavier than first time. . South squall, chose Jim Powers, Juekie Wllliums, Main­ af the college of phy-icni that, Flynn clime In at 21(1 and Tutupa. playing a rematch of an early suaVan Ilmen Ims curried the pig­ dean land, Ihiytoim Hcnch; Jullnn Da- IHfl-pmmd T formation quarter­ sou game that Livingston won, education, nil Ids visit. Tides at 225. skin mure thun any other nlnyer lilel, Miami E1 IG1 .D. back froniHoiithcru California , to 14-7. Roth colleges are tneuiiuirx lint no one would say that T a ­ ' A rrowd uf t',2B7 ■pnlil n grass tills season nmt hns gained well Join Saylor's Adrian Hurk aa his o f , the Alabama Inturaolluglatg, Huimrehlr Mention ^ over I,(Mill yenrds. Alimit the only tum now was being considcird grill- of * III,77H.I'll to see the show Ends John Hedrick, Rt. Fetors- pnaalng tlireuls agalo-t Hickman’s Conference. Livingston was eothing that can he said against its a niicccHsnr to Hnv Wolf, who led they missed the he-1 scrap lung; Clint Tlmmns, Leu, Jnc-k- team. champion In the AIC wilb Troy M-sIgncil lust week. Tatum cauld of tho night. him Is that "Im ltms over his They will face such Gingers as Slate Teachers. Spec ini Lot soii'Jille, Tackles— (ill Thomas, Ilefure gulag on, Flynn hulked own men when they get III his nut lie I cached In Jacksonville Eddie Hotutin of Hoslnn College HEAT lii'iitcdly ill Hie iinangemenls, do- Jefferson, Tiilllpli; Wallace lltny. uml Stove Roman Ik of Vlllauovn way,’1 to mode Ills coach, r.iirlo hod night for comment. Center — Lou Tntum, whose Maryland team iiiiioiling two-minute ioiiiiiIn such Miami Kiiisou. (Greasy) Neale. liurk eiiinpletcd 110 passes to COVERS Net l.audoii, JucksiinvIHu; three inch Wilkes tn a single bas­ Hpeedle set two t.onferelice will play In Ihc Galor Howl at us when he went ten with (.mils Haygood, Hacks: Willie Whitehurst, Clear­ enilall college tosser* for the ket in the first half. He broke rerord* In one gmne here ugiilnut Jucksimvile Jan. 2, spoke lit a at Kansas City lust uonilli. rear, Powers was second III thu Finally the Michigan Itoxlng water; Ilii 11111 (illliett, I'annmn nation in pass completions with loose in the second period, how­ the Yankees when he cough' 11 1mectln of the JnckHoiivlle niinrI’l.ANTIC PICNIC ever, and scored I!* points for the fonimissliin and (lie lidiioiilloiial Cllyj Gurdau Thninpson, l.ntulmi, 5H.H per cent, completing H7. All Tree Lights passes Ho 228 voids Hpeedle. a lei hacks chili Tuesday night. and illic it Yolk, Rear squad, il'ilihliis led the Moc At Hint nieetlng, Walter Mc­ lloxillg Clllh settled foi minute- Jack'oiivltk’, lltah nhimmix. gnlned • Hangui completed I I.H per gain*, I'Ti nitiidi nil. Train HeU - Golf liiislueimmaii and a hair I n t e r v a l s between yard* hy rotching H2 posses in Rae, Jacksiuivllle and Romuaik had the best avernge scoters with I'l oo'Hs followed Ity PICNIC a uilir (min' lolly by Rocky Pegg. Equipment at dose 12 'gomes. lie scored seven mid a member of the University imimht and upped Flynn’s sluin' yards gained per pass with Ik.7, of l-hirIdii'r, athli'tlc coinnilttev, of till- gate from f7fill III $2,120. touchdowns. Hickman's heaviest line will In ilie J.V. tilt Ituil ,Stone paced Out Prices vh'tnrions M»rx with a 14 Flynn nppuienllv was weary I'lhos, n former hallaim star remarked on newspaper reports average 220 pounds and the hacki">ioi st'oring streAk. ploying Ids third season with Hint Tntinn would he Florldn'a from Ids verbal buttling Tor he did fluid 2117. the ploy-for-pay hoys, nosed out rmicli and einiimenli'd that he IIt 111- In the way id fi.ittruffr while Tom Feats, tll.CA ulmnniis play­ Imped they.wero true. Mcliau nc- in the ring with the lliown Humb­ ruiupulneii Tntum here yester­ er. ing his second season for the day. After ii healthy booing the two U a Angeles Hams. I'...... , ^ decided lo do a little fighting. the atatlsteal edge on Mho* hut the voting favored the Eagle I,oois Idoodlcd Flynn's nose out he Hy AHHtit lA T E D PRKHH ih never lenllv Opened up with his flanker. Unless someone throws a halt­ lU oimer gloves. His llepealcrH on I earn The team includes si* repealThe second bout, between Tides er un the Detroit Ited Wings, the Nntlonnl Hockey League race will era from the UGH team. They ure and Louis, was a little better hut hn u runaway. Room nine won the recent Hart­ diew almost as ninny linos. Graham, Ramsey and Hurwega". -L A K E L A N D , Der. 15. — (Sne. The Hasten Hrulnx thought they ford (irammnr Hihool Round Robin Waterfield returns ns an All-1 had it last night-and thwii thu clall — Tho final game of the after missing out the last two volley hull touruumnt for slalh roof fell In. They blasted In two pre-holiday cnee schedule will grudii hoys hy trimming Room quick goals only t„ see the Wings sharn the spotlight with gradtia**Graham led all the I'ros ln Hi'veu III ii pluyoff game, Room lly A H R O U JA ^ y HtKSH counter with five mnrkera mid tlon exercises Friday night nt I total offense, gaining 2,mi- eight had been Himlimtril earli­ rmnn up with n 5-2 victory. It Florida Southern College when yards tm 318 I'lnys. He finished er. wuvu them n Ill-point lend in the tho Mocrnslns meet the Marumi H anahall Cuplnlus for the winning room Mlmmit 000 ynriln ulu-nd squad from the College of Char­ N EW YORK— fhe following league race. Eahlmore's Y . A . Title, No. 2 nine mitind were Hubert Hallxiiil Meanwhile, the two second-ploco leston, H. C. nt six o'clock. trmles weru ittade ’ nt tho major and .Him Hnwklus. man "II "ffeme *|w ,ton It Is thu first time the South teams, Montreal’s C'anndlena and Winning lenma'a roster was leugues winter meeting: ference, Graham, a wlxprd as Tho New York Giants sent Toronto’s Maple Leafs, battled It Carol Inn college has appeared on m (i ti a r t e r h u e k, this season composed of, Myril Carlton, Ro­ Mnrelmll, Hid Gordon, nut tn a 2-2 draw ut Toronto while FSC’a rage schedule. Thu travel­ completed ill* straight P"»»*'* bert Carter, Elmo Far!*, Robert Willard ing squad for Cottch Willard HR. without Interception, lie a1"" Fryer, David Galluway. Raymond Ruddy Kerr and Ham WoWbb to Chicago lllack Hawks halted New cox's Maroon eager* will feature Hoslnn Hrnves fur Alvin York Rangers' four-gnmo whining led both leagues In comple­ llnrily, Jackie Howell. Randall the streak hy defeating them B-3 at four men well oyer elx feet tell, i tions, with 101 out f t dB5 Lavender, Robert Mitchell. Ken­ Dark and Kddlu Htanky. Vincent Prlco, a three letter man | The St, Louis Hrnwna sent Chicagothrown. Nineteen of his toss- neth Itamsey, llub Recly, Richard Tha ------ Red Wings f.iugn ssm had« tilBi that BUUfVI added | who will captain tha aquad. Is Gerry Prlddy to Detroit for Lou ■4 wont far touchdowns. Tlsnn and Larry Wallis. K ret low and inure than $100,000, polish, lacking when tho Rangara n't” : Hugh Eaxon, forward, la fl'4": Frankie Al»>ert, the T master The Fhlladehihln Athletic* defeated them In two etralght Hilly Lee- a threo year man, Is D A YTO N A BOWL* Han Francisco, tossed D A Y TO N A HEACIW Dec. 1 5 - swapped Hank Mnjexkl to tho gumes laat week-end, ns they re­ n 'l'r: and Dick Selgnons at guard hut, while touchdowns 1 Military Chicago White Hax for pitcher gistered their 17th win In 87 Is n’.T'. failed to M1 — Castile Heights start*. In the line-up for Southorn will Academy of Mbanon, Tonn., atul Ed Klleman. Gru _ ___ ig ’for>r Graham. Tho Hrulnx started off in n fly­ hu Chuck Terry, Lou lfufnagel, i The St. Louis Cardinala sent |niiiriu [laid had uni- of hi* his real Rullis I’rep School nf Silver Hirings, Md., will meet in tha Ran Northey nn<| l<ou Klein tu ing mood and pulled Into the 2*0 Hill Valentine, Rocky Pegg and I yaara with the Rams, Cincinnati for Harry Waiker and load during the f(r»t eight minute* Joe Zovath. Tom Wooge, a-con­ paclng the National Uague Hnrlne Howl gama hart, Dac. of action— both by Johnny Pelroon, sistent sLlrler thla season. Is unllng-onv of his Itoots Shrine Cluh officials said last pn unamed minor leaguer. ling with a aovere charlay-horee. confined with the flu. lad 61 yard*H-hu ranked night. Friday's game will lie the first Then the Wlnga etarted. R*d F O U L HULK. DIHLIKBD The gamo r tha top thffa In yards P IU L A D E L F IIIA , Dec. 40— (/P) Kelley got the first and Jimmy for FSC since their road trio uteslng. Wateerfisld Is n charity nffalr. — If th e college basketball McFaddan added the eecond. Bid through Georgia and north Flor­ ..... JLC A captaltt. Grglch of 'the t ih 'r ^ o r ^ f f r 'o in r coaches have their way, this will Abel, Ted Lindsay *and Jo* Oarv- ida last week. In the varsity lutryn la the smallest man on guard post. bo the first and last year for eth followed up with one apiece. contasta the Moccasins fell to a taam, Buffalo's 17B- pound Yotlti^ for contar waa eloaa tha rulo that glvea a team foul­ -------- - — Lindsay, th* circuit's laadlrtp powerful Mercer Unlveralty squad I halfback by way of Xavier Ga. of| 70-68 his goal with 47 « « | at •» •got » -* •••" 6 UWI W IH I w » T r U IV D O 1 amaslngly amount of sup- with 10 p l a y e r s mentlonad. ed both a free shot end posses­ scorer, _ __I.Macon, *1-——* ---- Aby a »score ‘ * |r- ' ,‘f • 1 laft In th« the game. sion nf the hell In the last two unde lift ummi, It brought V i thuii wtiit on to doffol tho an from coach#* who voted Naiimeta, Boslnn Collsge alum­ minute# ------------------. goal* . and n i Jacksonville Naval Air Butlon of pla beat out Lou Baban of ttia hia' 27-game totaln .to .14 • Hand made detailing in better quality materlala eonference ‘All-star Uam nus. Brovina, , • BB-Bt. ■The Junior vanity whipped An Astoelauid Pres* survey , « t J l aaaUta, for 32 points, plays tn Houston. Tex.. The aacond taam Includaa such the Mercer baby Bears 4 7-U and | A l Toronto, tha l.esfx ware Just • Complete outfita for baby Dolla many of the natlona’i ranaltw C fleet-footed little uttlng th* finishing toueaoa *n loat n televlxed till with Jack . J B.8| yards par standout backs as Albert, Tony cage mnttora revealed dixapprov. * . • For Little Hlaa Dolla 16" -1 8 ” Cahadeo of tha Packsrs, Umar Pl nf tka rule put into effect la hard-fought gamo whan BiUy aonvlll* Junior Collan B7-41 1 Angsman of tha Oardlnala Mid tied It up on a fluke shot _ All-*UUa qtmo Jbbblno u . y w r with tha hopea It W< Parry of tha Mara. Albatrt, woutq redura Intentional fouling ~lth less than a minute (a troop# af raltjr of WMhlacton and aarga Connor of tho B a m and t n jh a waning mlnutea of tho Ho lot loose from a difft Bouthern'i sppoAred In easily wars outatandliiR ib Rainhard of tha Dana era poeltlon. Coach Had rmer All-America playera on or for apeclal fittlngi v/sit i. --------- Jor Turk Broda. tha Yankae* says tha second pro elavan. , duo to tjta '_______ _ „ .... , Tho Canadlone and Loalb w w r . play this aaaaan . POFVLAH.COACH In the only league game and J e r r y haa bom rtaflaod «d with BOVLDBR, Colov— {AT— ievarthe flu. Al Chicago, the Black — T h e MerCcv . system In victory ended a drought of Aka.M I ) I yarn ago |li§. Yaagag o m n Is the i . . . . . . . . .night to “ racfnl Gaarda roach JnlVMilty of South y Of Mi ami , Jacksonville. Michigan Returns To TampaCop20 Spots, 1Mnvw„riMnii ih4n movj, Up"j0 Trim Butler. 73-48. Casares T o p s Navy Sinks Virginia FIRESTONE STORE Open Evening* ’til 9 P. M. REFRIGERATORS sreoe VAN b u r e n , Hickman Adds Purdue’sMurray To North Squad M Gustafson P i c k s Jim Powers, Ace Passer From C a l i f o r n i a Maryland Coach Louis Toys W i t h CauHeH Uproar On Two Opponents In Gainesville Visit Dull Fight Bouts WASHING MACHINES GAS RANGE $79.50 Deep Freeze UNIT 3149-95 $299-50 TeleviHion RADIOS 1IU)N KB S fitf.no RADIOS $149.59 Paper Bowl Elevens Slate Final Practice $ 125-00 $139.50 Guaranteed 600x16 TIRES $0.95 exch. 22 ('ill. RIFLES 12.25122 SHOTS 21k box -.. o.-. le-i- 12 -16-20 Gauge Shot Gun Shells $|.66box Buy Him An Outboard Motor Save At Firestone DISH SETS 0.39 to 00.95 t Milling S cti 1 $.98 to 7g»8 1 let* Box 177 1 1 V. J 1 peal k’ovtTH |0.95 BaHkutH 0.95 Red Wings Blast Boston Bruins, 5-2 In Hockey R a c e FSC, Maroons To Meet In Cage Fray Boom Nine C« » TiHo In Volley Hull Tilt OTtftf .. For Christmas At Lakeland Gym GIVE HER A COMPLETE WARDROBE FOR HER ' FAVORITE DOLUE. . . SportH In Brief T.Trr.t r srsa .n-.o-— S S rsaWsia-Tr , ON SALE AT ROBSON SPORTING GOODB ”vecsJt, hss.ir., -s m „ Ut f«s DCLL Shop “7 3 3 .About 1,000 fans saw (ha H a y ' & M fM iputting B Ft W car" Jn in the home of Mrs. Charie^Metki ' ' , • vpV>|| 24N Oraage A re. PIMM 3-*V#3 .-.«r.v's*/3 'p*d v >*vir,jsA}f • hu * 1 ....... V ................................ ' , I4M-W �/ 1949 i' a q e Sanford Survey present, should have by IBM ft as Seminole County with 20,000 at ICaatlaaeft r n « ra n Oaal population of 38,000 or more than (C s s tis s te p i m r u s asst iC n its iM r r m r ■**<>•• i vanl Countie*. Tliia in one of «ll of the tlx counties had In IBM. (he moit promising population In 1900 there was a general lack nationalizing Jerusalem contain­ without new taxes. Did the President plan to ask concentration* or coniumer* mar­ of defined .population concentra* ed In the U. N. Palestine partition ket* In the State of Florida, he tion* with the exception of the would mean throwing out the laur new taxes? That will have to la- covered points out.Jacksonville trade area, and Flori­ decision of Nov. 29. 1917. This in the budget message thnt g' cs Palestine conciliation commission's da was largely rural and made up With a present yearly income of Congress in January, he replied. *285,940,090 uml a high per cnpi- of many small towns. Total state proposal which was regarded i < u to Would the InnIgel lie bulniicedT tu income of 91,130. well above population in I00U was 628,042. compromise In the Interest of pr >It Im* always tieen his aim U> the Florida uvcruge of 91,0114, Ten- Uy 1948 the four population con­ vldlnir greater local autonomy for have a balanced lunlgdel, Mr. T ru ­ tin] Florida offers much to the centrations or markets represented the Arab and Jewish resilient* of man said. potential inunufactnrer uml I,tini­ a population of |,869,600 persons the city. ilio President -aid flatly he John Fletrher-Cookc of It, ii„t„ ness man. Its tourist industry or 77 percent of the state’s total. , llil* w l 1IIIJ celling above grosses fill,0114,000 a year and its Population concentration of Cen­ told reporters he seriously du'il>*i'il whether the ........... ship ...... .. ! « luch t lie 1951 fiscal year tstartagricultural Industry, *75,098.1146, tral Florida is relatively new, Mr; 'll xt ',ul>' 1 > could go It is revealed. Nostwick states. The section Is lifts authority tn censure m - r n. i No, in declared, you can't make Analyzing I rends of population attractive to the tourist Industry linn. He said he wus undetecm'iied up u budget that way. irrnwth, it I* shown that in 1000 and agricultural development is how he would vote mi the Ftenrli Un-lei questioning on other mat­ n- resolution and w w interested in ters, Hi,- President: the Central Florida trading area extensive. Commercial develophud a population of 87,440, where- ment has been somewhat sluw In the attitude the Hulled States I. Ilcnied revising a Navy list comparison to other parts of the would take. Britain and the United ol recommended promotions from state, primarily due to the loca­ States opposed the intermit omuli ropluin to ailmlrul to eliminate , t.i tion midway between Tampa and satlon resolution In the nssemliv ucksonvllle, and therefore repre­ to some phase of the k .i'p c M b#dn " " Frldnv. One source *ui.| . t u senting n choke competitive prixe «Inst llmiiud i . i " " unification program. He said the to the older commercial enter­ higThc L r l u I ^ , ' Y ...... '' ' w«< on his desk, that prises. AHt-CONIirriftVE!l meeting y ' * f ........ ‘"'U'H no nam* had liven added or siihIt has been only in recent years The Informant said il„- r„Mv,c- i!;',' '*" “ "‘I "'** “ ,,,t' " l,ly that the growth of population and consumer, demands were such that X Z S S Z X ' Z d i ",....... T ‘ ............. 11. | v i ihasn't l K, Ichosen iIi«*ntIia Isue as they could no longer be handled ell would not ho nhlt» tn mukr on a marginal base and the sec­ much progress until it convene- t hiiiiman of tin-Atomic Energy Hr. Edwin (1 tion is now the fourth point of It* regular winter meeting in lien I Commission or I loom Open 12. IS P. M. Hally high population density In the eya Jan. .11. The council decided |Nnurxe as Chairman of the Econ■t a public meeting two ilnvs ..p, State. In addition to analysis of popu­ to go ahead with ronsiderntnrn of the i-Misfdem prohleai in the wotknig days remaining before the lation concentrations, the geogra­ ha* been an exception to tin- un phical position of Central Florida (aimed growth pattern of many * hi!*tmn* Holidays. S A T A N IC Mexican delegate Itaul Noriega i* analysed with Its rivers and 'lorida towns, including prattieal• A V A O I I T . lakes, Its climatic attraction*, agri­ Iv all in Central Florida and of was reported to have told the mimcil today that the inq'iicncultural capabilities, tourist Indus­ the east roast In permitting try, Income, purchsslng power and placed along the main ntiln.nl tinii* of Israel's net Ion* mid the "tnli-nnuits ,,f Israeli Premier retail nales. tnerclal retail business to I..... ii* jbiviil Ken-Unrion cmdd nil lie Send nolo ranks tnini among placed along tile mail I «f lH i) I'll cuimtles of the central district In right of way. lt«>n*taiiti«»ri Im* Hind tin* IF, N. T*r, ugrkultural Income of 910,401,Here Is found nn men w.-|| de |dnu* in Inter tint imiuli/e Jctiifitltl. compared tn-------------Urange’a *34,• signed from an imlii-rt t I mid n Im* aligned tin- young 11»•.114 and Lake'* 917,324,000. In ew stale "ogailis! I In- wholo warehouse noint of view; t i„t ford is shown as well located for work of siillngs and rail fm-ilni«— world." agricultural proceiing plant* due In every section of the m.-n a Ji-rnsnleui now is oecup'eil ill to Its rail, truck and water trans­ variety of suitable plant m wnn-- sepimile pai ls by forces ot l*ruel portation in the heart of the cltrua house locations witti roil ami roml mill llasliemite .loiilnn. Until are and vegetable Industry of the facilities and ninny with condiim-d lesisting tile I'. N decision. The stute. water uml rail facilities. Wdlilu Israelis suy iiiteriuitloiiulixnlioii Listed among the business In­ the city limits are large men* with would deprive Jewish resilient* of terests which can profit most by road, rail, and water finiiiii,*. the Holy City of tlielr fIllldnmOlltthe advantages offered hy Sanford dus electric, water gas, .-ennge the Holy t’ity of their ftiiidaniental are wholesale distributors uf food :elephonc, telegraph, police and tight to join tin- nation of their products, consumer goods, machin­ fire protection. • 111IIt'S'. ery. trucks and tractura, agricutA* the resujl of tills -iliiiitinii, tural equipment ami supplies. Mr. Iloitwirk, Snirfm rl Manufacturers who would gro­ sl-ites offers to the grower, pMiiessnr. an fit here include those who produce iro nilsaM I e i s n V s a , Hast farm equipment, packing house manufacturer anil slupiiei, ,i « .|e pil'-iil til e III.Use choice of tm-allons. A limp <>i it..... equipment; fertillrer* and Insecti­ nri'|iari-d hy tlu- Allunti.- r..u»i 1'1e\ 11n iiulilieii II •’III V 1oshy, li cides, Itiniher product* and crates, l.liis- revi-al* that sin-lt fiilvi.Mim-i-. glltioil 1 tile siili.tll II I lllg wreck •Udine paper product*, package*, etc. rannut la- dii|ilii-nti-d i-lsi-u li.-i .- in Uu met I'lii-y made u quick ilivestlProcessor* who might ho attract­ tin- viitlri- Central Florida aivu. age an i si. i. 1 tlie . -aiv skulls ROD CAMERON ed here include produce uml winter H i i i i u - 2l) or more Imliislni - I nn- "scatten-<l ail 1.1■>i i iid." Wftltw IRENNAN vegetable brokers, citrus packing found most satisfactory civic i,u<i They didn't -is'-. III CIO lit the plants and producers of canned aiu-rating cmiditlotis hen1, it ivus -kiills 1. it cilllle l-i t tit .III l.i give AdiUn citrus Juice, concentrates and cit- staled. City and county g u v ...... tlie aim ii. B O O TH Tortssi meats are repoi led as chum i v.i The 'stimuli- of .il-lll came ■ns pulp. Among the bask reu»ou* for lively ngressive, ami husines-lik" largely from tlie mi mbci' .f |inrTUCKER choosing n Sanford location fur investors must he sliuivu enu -in is ko Ill'll III ItllV • licet living manufacturing and distributing chi*ively that Honfonl is ,i ..... I ni the house. Cosliy said the Inmse wits lieateil are Its neurness to markets, to raw locution, Mr. Hostwlck rev. iileil |,y n wi.inl stove made from uu a u d io materials, suppliers and sub-con­ This 1* the mo*t iniportunt plm In A Mesa" tractors, availability of suitable lierniisi- unless outside mpitm is . empli gnsolin h i l l I I I. I oirmly Iti.Inn Chief ot Police <*• !*• Wdlabor supply, nccess to gin-, coal avuilulilc. Hie firms wliii-h i-.ml ' "Cumolian Hough N m c lly oil uiui power and it* transporta­ profit most liy a Hanfoiil l-..niini, |mins; Fisher Coiioly Hheriff It. Iliids-ra" will not l»e able to hiilhl or deve­ Wilkins olid I iepulv .Hlu-itff J. M. tion facilities. Mi-liltitlls went to the scene. It Is pointed out thnt Suufonl lop within Hie area. UN Dispute umlr Advisory Council. Nor wn* lightening i . -ti u-tfnn* on Federal he reaily to aunoiiuce a successor Housing \ilimnMratton loans to to Clark M. Clifford, who is leav- deter dtsi i imimition against race ing as his special counsel. uml sc,!g'",i ' ii housing admlnl*3. Wouldn't suy whether lie is'tiniu i lluymond M. Foley. The reappointing J. Copeland cSrtty a- Pt'-si'ent •itiil Foley was the u llletm-liei of the National I,abor nothin in m thus,- it'gulations. Keliitimis Hoard, lie said lie would 7 1<- *n-- ■i •-•mtiii-iil on a recent let the icporters know when he i-pctili • Seiict..i> of l.nbof Todecided Ion n iti-tnn suggsting thnt 4. Sniil new housing legislation i ic i i tiii-mi -nvr itli should get was niidci diseussiun. hut that no a p i n at least *100 » definite decision has been made. month Mi T-uiiian said be didn't 6. It.-served until ins "stale of see ito si» ■■It and cotilil make the union" messnge to congress iu> c n i -i-ir* ■ai it any diseussiun of furl her develop* I1 !■■ .1 that tbetc will by incuts in the foreign aid ptogium leillni \ ami I eenit memliitl. litferred all ipierics on a- linns in t nugiess on legislation controversial ruling aimed a' to ran i point four fur the Il'IMBI I '.I V l m i now s mn v i \ ( j ( la is u n J : i i'l I1' i\ n n THAT F0KSV1K WOMANIts *ifi Today & Friday Kotan Fire development of unili'iih-vehipcil .lav urea- idxriird. He ngifi-d witii Ills physicians" Mr. Truman said la- was having Ihig (i, n.ial U'allnie H. lira ham, a very fine and successful vanitnm h it In should take vacations mors which conics to an end next T h i s . often. ^ S A N r O f t f t s O R L A N D O RO T U W N O N . n A - 4 36 A T T H $ f ls A liJ IN O A R R O W r»■ivf •m FLORIDA STATE* 1 Theatres 4i nv*_. M nn n r n A I . I. K A M I ' S I X KM III 4 t.K t SS li lF ‘MIOV IKS 1 M U M ! N I K SI A US" K ID D IE S U N D E R 1 2 ’ A L W A Y S T R E E m n w R T t firm / v-mn / r S A N F O R D • O R L A N D O a H IG H W A Y m t w w rn •i *- ' . ' . ' I r. /» /. <rf\ ( V t V t t T l W a r TZ31 . ' . -N m r.v i »» •. * ’V , ,t„ !8v,a ><4 i* EW EYS L A S T M IN U T E I H O P F li H S ’ G U ID I ft f t OR* U O tA ^ ■M m > 4 .. ‘N r / t u - .. - REGISTRATION NOTICE THE LAW REQUIRES A COMPLETE NEW REGISTRATION OF ALL VOTERS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY IN 1951) SHIRTS & SHORTS MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS l-'itr I hat purpimr Ih f IIi' kIh*rat ion Hunks will lie open In Ihe Office of Ihe Supervimtr — .m A L o u P r ic e l 'o r \ f « iit 113MAGNOLIA AVENUE (DR. MCLAULIN’S) SANFORD I I c ’h S u r e T n BEGINNING JANUARY 3 THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 31,1950 The Law requlren all rcglHl rut inns lo lie mmle In Ihe Of fire uf the .Supervisor, ir, EXCEPT on cerlnln day* tluyu when Ihe Supervluor will lie in the county precinrla to replNlcr thtme who ore unable to vIhII Ihe office. SIN K * I S IKMMS l.iK c t ’ m h i - i i n i iimln- tin nh .1 1 l i i l l ! I l nt h l nrl j mill slim i liill . ni i m i mu 11 H t S t u n t s m i ’ S u n l m i / Check this Imy ! S iimIhi i/oil Hrumh-hith Kliirls with filin’,v atripi-H, nr -<1••I enlnrH . . . in u choice of |mttcni.,« uml ciilnr I hut Nn ( ‘nilt i-nllnr nluys crinji, wnii‘1 wilt Ami ih<\ Inidi up tlii-n gnml limits with limntIim i,t h.ii|-wi-ii|-. SizcH I I-17. ■ii i n ............ w <•' I nst i in i i h nl r 11.'Hi' . IHi . OFFICE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 12 Noon - 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. Each week day Monday thru Saturday ii 1111 - h irlitiK tin i'i'ii ..i i 1. 1 in i • I »>m c-i. A I hl< I ii hull i in nl im i , . 11,-i 11 el it I - mi Nh 11 "A . Im i 1 .>)• llo dayu nn which thft Hupervisor will b« In Ihe county prerJnctM are Haled below with the lime itnd locations: Dnto Precinct I .•it-ii t inn Tirni! No. 2 Lnku Monroe Saturday, Jan. 7 Friday, Feb. 10 1:00 to &:(>() P. M. 0 A. M. to 5 P. M. Hell's Office Hell's Office No. 4 Pnoln Friday, Mar. 8 « A. M. to r» P. M Post No. 5 Oviedo Saturday, Jan. 14 Friday, Feb. 17 Saturday, Mar. 11 1 P M. to r» p. M. i» A. M. lo r» P. M. 2 P. M. to 7 P. M, 'J'. Saturday, Jan, 28 Friday, Feb, 24 1 P. M. to r» P. M. l) A. M. to 0 P. M I/ t t -, No. 0 G eneva' • 4 < 1-*J » No, 7 Chuluota / » /aIj No. 8 Goldenrod No. 9 Longwood , **, i No. 10 Lake Mary ' •*■’ I No. 11 Altam onte -1 No. 12 Foreiit City Strevell'H Store 2 P. M. to 7 P. M. F riday, Jan. 18 S aturday, Jan. 21 S aturday, Feb. 18 0 A. M. to 5 P. M. 1 P. M. to r, p. M. 1 P. M. to 0 P. M. L. It. Paynn & Son Storo Friday, Ja n . 20 9 A. M. to 0 P. M. Glenflon'n Store Friday, Jan . 0 Friday, Feb, 8 ••M • J‘ ’ A* Saturday, Mar. 20 D A. M. to G P. M. 1) A. M, to 0 P. M- , Fuller'N Store 9 A. M. to fl P. M. Miiimolla Grove L. W. ^m lgen Homo No. 14 F ern Park* f r U i y , J tn . ST V7 ’i.f t a t ii n u y . M u . 4 T.)iNj 4 } ’ sit fr/tit! ■' xPia ffe•••«,#■<Tiui i-. .j No. 10 B ear U k s Friday, Mar. IT 9 A. W. to B P. M g£nv Office . 1 P M. to r» P. M. 1 P. M. to 0 P. M. T l • L. logo’s S aturday, Feb. 4 1 f • Saturday, Feb. 11 Saturday, Mar. IB No. 18 Slavia ^ i Office > . i p, , F ' to *■?•. *■ k(rW ♦ iA-T r. Llfll' 9 A, M. to 6 P. M- n P. Office IluildlnR * Community nuildlnp PLAID BLANKETS 95% Cotton 5% Wool 70” x 80” New School Houne Hnnsmi'a Grill Btgg'a Store CHENILLE ROBES .00 Warm! WaHhahle! Colort u l! OutHtandinK ('briHlmim Vnluc ! Imagine getting n w inter-w arm p in t wool i>l:ii<l pair for mucIi ii tiny V price! It'H u very-Hpcciul, mih-cIhI to hutp you Have on your ChriHtmiiH budgei. Hluo, Ro«o, or Green ; w ith .m atching anteen binding. Woigli 8 Ibg. IfiMiut ifu l! Wnrin, wonderful wiinhablu chenillcH. Whni u grnml g ift thege m ake! Witlo, wide «kirlH, nmiirt tlimign, round I lie hem. Color*, Melon, Turijlioine, Hlne, Gold or While. Sizen 12-41 1 M O P PENNEY $ FO R .9 8 C A S H :- id-.i C A R R Y « f fftt M O R E ff*' GIFTS I HOM E t 'I * -* s i s l i - i j U v ' v M ' >'V , * rH1 ■4 ' .< i ■ H tA y' ..'‘i t-> -i i iV it • : ' w j S a ‘^ ' s t A *' i •Yv ip .• 1 ^ _ i.i ;.•( r 4 >, r .M * ( *j iB li tn , ....................... « . . . T|| * J A id »sii iiiv •H i- -n mm q w n » n f t s a n w -A X M W w s y ' -r : U ' A -* / . c’-Vi«' -■ 4 1. h i vf M tl I �r / i Department Chinese Elect Hoad Blamed For Cratth Formosa Head In TiifJA CState K S O N V ILLE , Due, Iti (/»•)Rond Department wai Jfr y To Retire Move For U.S. Aid J1TD --------------1 belli more blnmeworthy than a Hi. John* Itlver bridge tender In tbu mining of llie bridge without ImvcMiig Iht! warning gate* here Hr pi IY. Ilnl Ibo ttniilnr, 7li.ycer.old Hen- ry Tyre, « U convicted of drunk­ enness nml disorderly conduct and turtle need to three months in coun­ ty juil yesterday hv criminal court of record Judge Edwin L. one*. .Said Judge ones: "Thl* man ham't the etrength to lift a epede, much lesa take the respon­ sibility of a job affecting the live* and eafety of hundreti* of person* dally. The Florida State Highway Department I* more guilty than Conspiracy IH Charge K. C. Wu, American A g a i n s t Ten Men; Educated Nationalist ytiry *Mlist Decide To Head Pacific Isle Ihtl'tiin ,rl1'1*rl,ln* the1beatingrlR,l,U of -triveti Negroes hy msrted mi;;i neared |tn mid today In(Jf- H, dlilflrt court, > ffsarly four week* of trjsUmotiy •ml 'argument werti In the back­ ground. Only the charge of Jutlgo Frank A. Homier remained toapnd (O'lthe Jury rfmigee of eoiiaplracy aflHnst ten Dade county man inclejkng Sheriff John W, 1Lynch aitgithree of Ills deputies. The Inn were charged with win* ■fflfhig to have Ihe Negron false­ ly arrenletl at Hooker, (la., on Apt. 3 [Slid then surmiditred to a Ku Khw Klan nmli fur a beating. (She government chargad the plot'was laid Hie night baforo at W KK meeting In nearby TronOs* . i Defense AHornoy Frank Ulaason amed to the Jury yesterday llmt inff'fnvor nnienl bud failed to prnvo iml men gnllly of any federal law vMlation. Ho said Hint al the must the defendants could lie guilty only of •nkult and buttery, an, offense pdiMahalde In stale rourte but not 1(1 federal. Referring to a winding train or government testimony, (fleason as•cried It was no violation of any law to build and burn crosses, wear masks, hold KKK parados or Issue warnings to other folks, r ll, iC Attorney J. Kills Mundy ikUsted the government had « ; aunpllshed a baffling U«k of Bjtvlng the ten conspired *n have Kg negroes Isshed. "Re grsnled that "consplraay I* iU jld lr thing," difficult to prove. sLU ...III the prosecution nevertbe[His bed rlcsrly estsbllshsd that Urn leu were guilty. I Sioux City D ip Out Of Rubble Of -Tragic F.xplrwion T A li m Frnniooi, Dei. I J — (/f*J - -K. C. Wu, Ameritan ethicaleij funner meyoi of Shangbsi, ws« nominalrd Governor of Formosa Raley by die slamling commlllee III llir Kiminmtaog (Nalinnalill l*arly) al a meeting presided over by Generalissimo Cbiang Kai-Sbek. The nomination, which was an (Jjviuu* move lo woo Unilrd Sinter j aid fur Nationalist China, will go lo ihe cabinet lomorrow lor tonfitmalion. Wu would surreed Genrtsl Clien Cheng, present governor of llie Island anil military com­ mander of ihe .Southeaitern Nallonalisl arras. .The Nationalists, bidding strong­ ly for United .Slates aid m holding Formosa from the Communitli. have been redesigning llu-ir politi­ cal setup. Nomination of Wu would indicate civilian leaden were re­ placing men in political posts wherever |>ossih!r. Wu, likeable nml well known lo Amtirlrnris In Hhatighul, long Inis been closely nssocltiled with ('hi­ ring Knl-Hliek, whose Nationalist' ri'glnic hrvnmc unpopular In nuuiy Amerlciin minds iieraiise of cor­ ruption. (Ill Hie niNlnlaiid the sagging Nationalist hopes were buoyed by a report Nationalist Henural Hu Teuug-Nan had been able to re­ group 4l>n,000 iif Ills troops in Hfiuthwest Kiecbwnn I'rnvlnre. Hu's Iroops have been retreal lug along a 700 mile (rout frmn the norlliwesi to Central China. With Ids main sireugtli regruupi'd. Mil's forcr'a Hie iml only holding ('heiigtil for Hie NaHoiiiillsts toil lliey are acting u» n buffet to Ibe Cmuiiiunlsl* driving smithwn 1.1 on Vouiuiaa I'rnvlnre, ad­ vices said. The Reds nearest a|iproarb to r'licoglo was said lo be HO miles lo Hie east of Hm oriel line Ameri­ can ll-llll base which lasted only a few days aa Hie Natioimllsts' IhhI malillaml capital before Taiprli was selected. One Nationalist regiment near Mb bung In Hlkaitg Province reportedly wiped out a division of HIkang provincial troops who luol gone over lo (ieneral l.u Hall, turncoat governor of Yunnan. Nationalist Iroops have lasen or­ dered to attack l.u Han's forvlncllil troops, wlilcli are consid­ ered Inferior. IA dispatch Irani Manila said a Nationalist plane bearing IH Chi­ nese soldiers and a crew of flvo bimled at Clark airfield today. The pilot said be was flying from Hainan to Formasa and became lost, lb' was about Milt nolo off course. Tbe plane was still at Ibe Ameilcau bnse at nightfall.) other plunged eeveral feet to the bridge approach during the Ineid* ant teat September. Hotly ban been Identified with Christman from very, early lime*. AT MATHER’S '•>*"----------1 1' IffJME, (in,, Dec. in -<4V -A thla man." Tyre'e flagman on the bridge" Lacy Williams, 44— pleaded guilty to being drunk and was fined |l(tU. One car went all the way to the top of the rising span and one T fio w BUDGET P M fc f O N E A S V tC R M t Kricehole Desk, Platform Hockera Tablet*, Your Choice llriiutlful 7-drawer desk for tbe Home glftl It's Inw l y fly fl.Vfi pilled for Christmas! g * g Hprlng.fillud _ seat and back polished niuhngury l A A .V I finish fiarm- and S 4$ Your choice of these three finely finished tables /%,!!,1 Fm only , , . A O Che«t A large nrray of now), modern chests for you ' to nelert from! HAVE! SOFA BEDS! We him ' im hand now l In- liirRimt iieloctinu of Hofa Hcrla wti have* pvnr hail. You will find U ipiii hi any Color nml Hi via (hat you could waul. Homo liy hucIi Kamoiia Mftts. tin "A rt ( ’roll anti Simmon*" $/■ Q.flft Bridge Sot Hta-Hlilne Clnomc - f'omforl curved chairs -- Dripper Brack, et -• Imran upholstered chairsItyyslrmullt- lop - resists heat, chipping stsin* and l A f h .V n nerds. O il Tills set includes sturdy table mill fnlir upholslereil I A g*.7U metal folding chairs O t f Modern Mirrors, All elmpus I All slseul Smart modern minors .* , . | 4 .01 many priced as low A i > W?j F1 1 r.rf Modern Bookcaae IPs beautiful^ A glfl any homo will long appru( 4 0 ' BR lintel Now only*. . . X v , ti Hi rr&T Report** Income For 9 Month* Period lice stuff and cmmisny restaukt got Ihe brunt of Ihe blast. Windows were shattered. I'i*t ' Ike second floor culling raved A reinforced concrete loadr rlork *1 the sontliweit corner the building fell Into the baseat. Heveral bodies were reepvid there. There was an almost warlike atwphere lialuy as trucks and bulllets moved ahead on the slow i of removing tlm debris. A ieran of Hm European front In •rid Wrtr II said he had seen a nf hemIad out buildings "but vur anything as had aa, thla. National (luardatwn Mill paMd the aaea around the plant, la located in the heart- of the nia City etuchyard*, u m of the Bon1* major terittinat'iaarlnt*. I them A Co. epokexiaan sold t plant would bo shut down "for In jtad three mm NF.W YORK. Dec. Ift -(/Pl-lll* lernntiriiial Telephone ami Tolugraph t'oip. and Its subsidiaries' today reported net Income of |'J,V7.VJ40 for tlm nine month* ended Hept. 30. This compares with net lncnitto of tn.nm.aiu for the like period of last year. Both figures In­ clude the accounts of the parent I. T. ami T . and lla subsidiaries except for manufaclurliiK companlca In Austria, China, Her* many ami Hungary: and Amer­ ican Cable and Radio Corn, and its snbsbllariaes, the Mexican Telephone and Telegraph Co. ami the Shanghai Tele plume Co. Total gross earning* were lis­ ted aa $47,037AHI for the nlna months against |47JHt3.0V6 lit the like IV48 period. Hollywood Bed, only Pc. Bed Room Suite in -l ■,.*•'.'...'iti____ ( Pouter Boil, Roomy Chest, Largo Vitnlty nml Hunch. T ry to beat thin Xma* # 4 4 Q.O u Vnluu nt (inly . . ............................. XX«F Designed for modern-minded folks! A hollywood I g A . V O bcil Hint's complete W a r Childt* Barker Modern Tabic Lamptt Just Ibe thing to put under the Xmas tree for the IA .4 V litllr one. ........ W Your choice of a IHO select Ion I Chinn base! Pottery I A .0 3 mol ollierst si Vegetable M arket tarty New York prices on rinr(rolls soil veaeiablvs as re­ led by |hs Keitsral Hlals MarI News Hsrvlrv! .vocartiiH flats te -lls (sir lo jt ^j«am^J»»-lti« (*w l i t pourlisp bsans’ bushsts gtrlnalssa cb VakealTaee lie -lie lew 1*0 f « 'l.J o .-P " " ! d « « i y le o -W Smtlfled dead ta t yvaterday follow*i ( r Wiener, Charlea l»eLaughter, An 1 1 v‘ * J 4 1 i* ; 1 1 / You Will Enjoy Year-round Happinem with this Smart 2-Pc. Suite (Jrarefully styled for a modern living room I Both thr two-cushion sofa and matching chair have fringe trim. Luxurious covering 1 Hera la TUB Xma* gift of the Year! For only ...— . W. A£”J*ety A a a |i A I ■_ I I X V I �9 ■nHI ~— T ; : (j . •’..., • - <• > =?■ TOTMPAT TUP. 18, 1I4» Ting SANFORD fTKRALD HANFORD FLORIDA PAGE S E V E N ’’ ■'5 Godfather Boyle ‘Beezlebub’ Rears Stock Exchange Price Jump Is C h r i s t ma s Trees 144 FSU Students Electric <Brain> Loss Of Ugly Head At Trial Create Fire Hazard To Gain Degrees Solves Complex Motor Operates Laments Cheery Holiday Note To Business Lend-Lease Tot Of Harry Bridges Unless Cared For A t G r a d u a t i o n L :* V -' 1 "It . 1 h Deep Water Math Problems Willys - Overland Im­ proves M i l i t a r y Combat V e r s i o n Ai %?'ifi non Cofwt i By SAM DAWSON SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 15By H A L BO YLE TA LLA H A S S E E , the 15TA L LA H A S S E E , Dec. 15— N EW YORK — (A1) — Thera (fl’t— A pseudo-serious discussion Nf'.W YORK. Dec. IS. — (/P) — Cheery Chmimai reading today (S P E C IA L !— Thr Florida Forest ( S P E C IA L )— President llnak S i-n't a darn thing Kanin Claus can of the relationship of Rrexlcbuh lor many businessmen, many industrialist' Service which fights thousands of Campbell of Florida State I *lrl (the evil one of the Bible I to the throw my way this Christmas. Installs Stork exchangr pure averages yrstrrd.tv till lltr liiglie'l point in woods fires every yenr. hopes there vrrsity will confer degrees today Univrrsiiy party locked the won t he any fires started in Flori­ to 111 siudento at graduation ex Ear all I rare the old hoy can Communist Intricate Machine gel - stuck In a chimney In Des Harry Bridges perjury trint with over a year. And llir total volume of Ir.uliiig also was larger than at da homes (Ids Yuletiilr 8en«on as erclees at 4:10 P. M- in Hie t’ni.Moines. I'm not Imtherlng to gales of laughter here yester- any lime since a year ago November. A number of people, apparently, a result of Christmas tree fires. varsity auditorium hang up my sock, because there Forest Management Chief R. me belting on holler days abend. Attorney (ietirral Itiehiiril \V 'fhe break In the solemn urul Steel production roiitmurs Ita the yeni will lie as great as In A. Hontiliighutisru warned that ad­ Ervin is to give tin* eomiaeia-ement ....................... Ir D E TR O IT, Dec. IB. — (A*) — isn't n thing In Malnt Nick's hag 1 \ w IMN Ill lb 15— </P) vance planning and a little care often stormy federal courl trlnl spectacular rebound from strike the same period last year. ailderss. Eighteen nf tin* graduatehy ord ordnance officials to. of tricks I can use. High Arm, \ 5 *;•»» *(I'll •If in ok tirnln tliat| can prevent needless tragedies. of the West Coast longshore The one thing I'd like even will tie awarded muster's d i'g l.r- give days. Mills this week are operat day Inspected a new military Jeep Airplane makers are looking for iriMiH din I v all ;*vrr tn in-, rhlch WiUya-Overland motors said tiniitn Claus can't give. I want leader developed shortly after mg at better than (Ml per rent of an ameoinremenl this week that y* He said tin* best way to make and I INI will receive baelndm '- ( Ct. •• .......... •i intr *" meclinnieat • uuld run in water deep enough to him to make time stand still and n government witness, Manning rapacity Output in November I* the U. K. defense department will trees less fiantmahle is to keep degrees. • IM U !| '»!»' *tied today a t' Ull.l. keep H girl I know from growing R. Johnson of New York, had announced at more than four mil­ let contracts for tH75 million the trre standing in water, This submerge Its engine- completely Reverend Lawrence Ktell, nnd"l testified Bridges twice hud been lion net tons, compared with worth ”f planes. There will be reduces the fire hazard and pre­ of tin* First i'reslivtenan t'lriireb No. . bu« f*tn i niv* n il v The new Jeep is an Impmvrd older— and from gnlng away. Tt »■ ifevn »• »^.i» i, 1" tons and* The girl |s half past two, hri a member of the powerful po|i. Strike-Hound H r t o ile r * illKI,- more ,f) model of the military vehicle WII follow The industry ran vents the needles < from drying ot Tnllahus-.e, will deliver tlej Rv >f vacuum' Hrs-Overland produced in quantity mime is Nitm, and everything tieal bureau of the Communist IHttl ton-. Ilecemher seems aimed stay nut of the red for quite a out, discoloring or falling. Ad­ invocation and bembetion I ee IN 1" lie t. t" I'll..- >lt) i eft I* ♦ . -rrults It ! underfill. party in America. at still higher goals. for the Army during World War about her is wholly worn ditional protection may to * pro­ Kigsliv, Ihstinelor in music at spell. Johnson, a Negro ami now in­ l"‘ ll illy to pro- < Even her nose runs In ti nice way. vided hy use nf sperial emit lugs F S F . t* scheduled t" play the *1(1 <|fInii Building r m ini a are being Tin froten fond industry says viifp♦ av it,! mnrilhn or* I can brag about her with a ternational representative of the broken The Bureau of l.ahnr Stawhich tend to resist fire proee.'slniinl and ............... .i"*l r*v*■11 \t t Brought here from Willy*' To. f 1«f in F ii* fields; F L clerks union, testified In ! tlsties predicts nmie limn a mil- it will l.ovr -old one billion pounds special music will io * pi<uidod fm ledo headquarters for Army In- clear conscience because she Isn't A Hontrighuu-en rerommended Hie . , i of it1 'i'sioi-ls this vear, an nil ,.f n t). .1 had heenme a Communist in "-nriiig nr hy-, section at the Detroit arsenal, u mine, except to borrow on an while working us a long.hole- I lion new homes will have tieen time record, and will do much following procedure for thv walei liie exercisen try Hat tv S. bund', 'll l.'l I t ) ieml-lease arrangement pilot model of the new vehicle was hours treatment (IMain a tree that has clarinetist, and .lolm Bo'ia. plant 1. * man In Buffalo, N. Y.. and hud started this year The construe* better in I'.ifili H. »*' 1 IlM.t .♦ p »life t: put through Its pares under super* with tier parents two or threo emit In 15.10, shortly after the lion industry In general is re­ Bo -o n-- inventories increased tw*en rut m recently as possible. Imtb of the FSF School of Mu*"' III Li r l" ''1 • .imide. might times a week. That Is my prlvlThe exercises conclude the full vision of Delmar Cl. Roos, Willysannouncement of the Soviet- ported to expect that 1050 will |B00 million during Ortnber, the Cut off the end nf the trunk dia­ quarter of the University. Begi vvjirit f t . 1tl->U l >11f i/c tirnkr* shoa ■ li-ge us godfather. Overland's first vlre president. equal the estimated fit* billion rummer,.- deportment reports. Tin* gonally at least one inch above Nail (iermany pact. Wli .1M t'lfr.f) ’>biii- to bring lien first I saw her sbe was trat ion for the winter quarter .< in M building peak being set Ibis year. the original col end. Stand the Rons said several of the Jpcp's total nf $55.1! billion, however, It was Johnson's explanation il r i *i lull * •t lifttn i aperifiea set for Jarman 1 , with classes to tree at m u*..... „ container of wa­ flaw features wero developed at Just a moist, buId-headed hall of of his resignation that brought Ami band in hand go hardware called about ll.ll million below If ill h «M*‘ U lift. t1 1** Irov cling at nfer und keep tin- water level above begin Jumtarv 5 . w the request of the armed forces protoplasm that smelled of milk out the reference to Bcr’lschub sales, -Stores *11 New York re­ normal fill the season. Those to receive rnastei’ - 'I** gi'eti peed the cut surface during tinentire after study of reports on per­ and made small noises like a and the roars of laughter that port November sales up to five Tim ropi»rt easts some tight on t- it r lb,* Ir b ."I., I., .king -.ysformance of combat vehicles dur­ puppy. Hhc stubbornly refused t<> arcompalncd It. per eent better than last year. olhei Items in ........... recently: little Ilia! tin- tree is In llm Ionise, glees ale Itori** Brownell, Ida make baby talk and disdained the i. U rcl lx rep reIf Fie tree i- not to la* set op for Larkins McDowell, James AiFmi (,<m „n ing the war. ('upper deliveries in November The revival of order harkings in "I came to the reallxnlhm," Ho too* described the water-proof English language altogether until Johnson explained, "there was me reported today as the highest some e. oqiunies who hadn't known several days, it should lie kept Pnrrlsh. Jr... I.olri B Reed, Sam i vent-l u, rear hi .if ■■qifatinn.x by m.i'l.i’tu .1.. •i' I liei tl.e rnn-. engine feature as It* outstanding sbe was ready to use romplrte sen­ no possibility of serving two since March, 10IH. The price of them fm mouths; the rush of standing in water meanwhile <u el I.. Boggs. I.mn-e Fas** Brown. Wanda Caldwell Hurt-field, )\ .1 | ,,,, ., i . -.-it Improvement. Advantages of the tences. I "*' 10 Cqiintin tinned stronger in Singapore store- in re-onler certain goods a emit place masters. I had to serve constant­ One day the phone rang and as tv Jo Jeep'* performance In deep water tire rnmIf stinted in linn, this trenl- Ham Sterling Jenkiri-, Juanita It" tj,,pi ,,, ,,i., : i| veslerdiiv and sent dealers Into aftei -hoppers hud cleaned out ly Joe Stalin as against Cnel" would be for fording deep siren ms her parents leaped to answer it Sum. I could no monmenl not only wilt prevent the gers K i elite mao. all "f Tntluhn 1 Hint l he t.--rnlnii futures market for the lielvi ; and, of course, the r.. ulii'rituMcnl equa- * see; Matgarel I noise Ktaoz, Fiee Mmii which heretofore would drown out she looked up fiom her play pen than servo flod and Beetle-bun ' o i iv ■- imying. effect of ilie steel and coal strikes, needless fiom drying nut and be­ " .'•••■I el-Ttrli’ally. and sulil gravely: port, N Y ; Clint les F*iwnid I < a vehicle's engine. Defense attorney Vlnreul II I Mmiiiluetori'ls' stocks of goods coming flsnimiilde, Imt it will \ i n .1. *. i i. i.i.flg (tie p*TSI’npi i boold pi mliictInn is report— "I'll get It. Irll get it.’’ tjqtnev. Wdli-na Wari** Previous s t a n d a r d rnllltury llnnn Immediately asked, will. „ o,| imining six pi*i cent ahead of on timid dropped during (tetoher, also keep Firm fresh and gieon. It tinea, ft" •i . I--- Ini ia tinned, Meigs, Nieevdte; ....... 1 ddle It was In this way we learned Jeeps have been provided with thi« st might fare: last year Tile industry is eon- reflecting both the slowdown III will, ip addition, retard Fie full Itnwiand Biddle, ......... wBe. F n Th. <• >* . d. .(mice the for sure that Nina was a genius. feature only through application “ Well, Mr. Benle-huh is not sideted on industrial Inn "meter be- produilion hum the strikes, ami of needles of -uelt species te l Ir* . 1 • *......... topped — lilt M* Yuan Tn. I’elpulg. China; Nmlm Until then we were just going nn of a special deep-fording mover Identified as a member ,,f the cau»e the demand fm paperboard lilt- new demand for goods from spruce, which loses needles very |„s M I* V itie e n t. .la. V -.m n id - ; |M’ni »*iii n» . -11" , m|.i*. which blind faith. Now she is a flaxenslon kit. easily, llntsaio fit, on I lie other retailers. indicates a need fm eonhtiners to hand, retains its needles even Mitchell Hails Wetbeilim o. I’m ul I d ' * ! * . V H I II III I I I .. i. I»v. i>>i, ‘icrren. Anothar feature of the new Jeep haired, sturdy-legged child with Brtud inventories of nmi-dur- after Fie brunches have brenmr I lollies, Vertin Keriigg-* hiiighl. If i Iftf u•*f io ul i *b«.c ix it#-* of her own. her — all ulrout Cinderella mul the -trip goods. Is an, arrangement whereby the n tidiiil and vocabulary lulls Plywood prices have heen rising nhh- goods also dropped, perhaps dry and Ha- needles liritle. Miami: and f'alveit t!a, Ui>nn, Mi'il, Hffthut 1 ii.it* i.'presenting engine, radiator, transmission and -Hhc is a kind child, and the big three hears and the little hoy who t Ilf* ll'» i'li ■■I io -terl and the Freshly eut spruce m balsam Orlmitl" transfer case can ba removed com­ sorrow of her life Is that Jack put Ids finger In the dyke mid in tlie northwest, Homehuilding show ing bulb the nil-hark In pro­ . •r .. mr Mill pletely as a unit for hasty srrvlre fell down and broke Ids crown saved Holland. But now iotmrl»"iy lias spurred the demand for fin­ duct ion and the pick-up in con­ fir tree- standing ill water ran sume! buying. in Italy will tell her all llie-e fine ished plywood. while going up the hill with Jill not be set on flrr by candle or and replacement In combat. ti., . MI||M *r i , Mu* probIV lb stories, and probably go them all And a final Christ mas mile: Wool cloth output Inis reliouudnd match fire- hot cannot with-tnml Ro m explained that those parts to felrh a pall of water. b m >.. it- t<t 1, ♦ . in the .shop' VUitt V John* lilt, f'MIM’-l Mink |iilieanhigher at hath mixed up In the telling. from tin* mid-summer slump, and intense oi rnuftnned beat can be lifted and replaced In the nnrnrl •*l In trr.il tn.l «'•!.,[ Every night shr wants Ip hear Was Ini, toll H«d wltS pi rlti't, ("oniltietcial pTepuinlinn- are four *, iIII [lltllll a til mil mnim; I.MIi.ii ( . il Three days after Christmas she weavers now predict that the to­ the New Ymk and Montreal auc­ field “ without even draining the this nursery adventure again, and It' 4+* H| contil he tion.. 1 ‘hiis levivtng Hie spirits engine.'' M fill n v hmr-conus soon as Jack falls down she will he gone, leaving me n god tal in Hie final Ihtec mouths of of some fm denIft-, wlm have been available fm spWying Christmas in 10M. "till "1 in Mi - ru siiti nf "imp.in t trees to help make Ilium fin* re­ Mill), b, Hi Aim* It'llft 1nu;up ri* <..r...r.,: i. it |i •lit if D‘t father in alrsentla. When I sec her Other refinement* listed by tells her father: a little dioiqiy in lerent months. sistant amt may lie purchased cord.' Roos are the new Jeep'* high volt­ I'iiii • »• • lt.l|| mil him* was "You gel doctor. Make him lignin site'll Ire almost six mul ('nlnmoiiist party Is he otto of Mink, it emus, i- increasing its locally. greet me with a polite "bom, Clage elertrlcal system, a special weft." limit t>, \V♦’ »tiiif hM*l 1 Electric lids gentleman's us-neiutes? I price gap over les- expensive furs. Other fire |irrciiulinnn iccuiiionto" instead of "III, llal!" provision for quick starting In ('.lip 111 (•ft con ,f 11 •,*. llm first* I am her standby storyteller. extremely cold weather, and spe­ How can I believe in Soldo think Mi. Ilec/le-hiili should be And 11"..... at makers are reported mended Include 1In* elllliiiittllull of but long XXlllltll not t^intr *•tn Iotmug Hanew pells Into gar­ .'"input* . •rf tin » ip* Tl.e com. in defective electrical enmiectlnns, MliN’ fm nil,Cl I-Minim tain"i identified." cial mounting brackets fm mill A Hit all this year as Nina has (Ians Ibis year? . * | ln 11« Navy's grown older. I Inive been growing "Maybe," suggested smiling mentand avoidance of Hie aceumil 1st Ion .blog . "O llllp Mir •-VIJ ( L i t Ilf '4 nf |...t'-T tary equipment. visit to the Central Pork /no. She If v 'ii'ic hi the mink bracket. of cnmlillsllble depurations oil of a ri'ioii nl llllllii HH 11I'C *1IIIDili ll..l'-||i| -. •vi* years I nf) inf Many of the new features were younger, Anil it lias been a happy, said goodbye to the monkeys, Federal Judge tieoige W. Harris, too good to go on, t Ho* ms* "He is Hie unidentified witness.' Fill islimis ma) lie even more ex- beneath llir tree. Tin* tree should tint be pliicrd iiFil i 1iH'ldm l’*4, ............. . r 1* t tn ♦f developed In the post-war civilian happy year wauled to climb in and pel the 1It if., 1l|f )'l . H*■ lie placed «n Hint its accidental Ill'll t<-1-. .0 -t"\»*Chief pt oseruloi F. Joseph pen-ive Ilian evri Jeep, widely used for farm service, guess. tigers, jeered at the "litzv seal" lloiiohnn, explained mold more The other weekend her father the company eald. *. . t wouldn't go Into the water laughter that "Mi llnelzoliuli Is Willys tdsns to deliver six pilot mul mother, a young newspaper that Blit most of all she loved the £ models of the new vehicle to the coltple, got an assignment to go to pigeons lierausr they came and the Evil One." Johnson's testimony yesterday Army shortly after Jam I. The Italy. They will he gone for three peeked peanuts from liei hand. opeurd the jqiiseeutlon's seeotld Army will run <10 dgys of proving years. Nina doesn’t know Koine Then we bought a balloon and phase id 11s attempt to convlet tests before grunting the company from Boelirstcr Imt she tins been balled a cub buttle. On the way -he Hi Idgis or pet jury in rnnnertlon final approval to start muiiufHr. told sbe is going to take a trip on uittuiulixiilion In 1(1-15. (tiring 4*000 of the military Jeeps a big bout. And die is so excited turned to mr with a uiuinnuK win, smile mid said: The longshore leader is charg­ under a government contract. tliut sin' Is beginning to lose inter­ "Hal, I sleepy." ed with perjury In testifying at est in -lack und Jill. Whenever Ami -lie strutebed out ••■mforl a unimalizatIon healing Hint lie slip secs a tug toot by on (lie East ably on the seat, pul bci fed III was md ami lord not been a Tiny green plants grow Inmy lap, and dozed off. All tile metniiei of the Comniiinlst par­ side some one-cclted animals, lllver she says: Tell mo rest of the way I kepi thinking, ty Tw„ union officials— J. R. using Up the w waste itg up u m gas gu.. produced -------------- - . ‘There , . , Nina's boat. "Lord, Lord, can't you Id it slay Kidsdilsoii and by the animals. The plant, In big boat. ^ Henry Beluuldt - a re co-defriidauU, charged tutn, produces oxygen and sugar I Recently, wliiju bet parents were this way for a long time?" There wax so much I had to tell with conspiracy. * for the animal. shopping, I took her on a farewell * Earlier government wllne».i‘ ledlfird Fist Bridges, a 4R-yr.ii obi native of Australia, bud he**ii irrinltrd lido llm Crummim-i putty in Hu* early milt's Johnson, who has testified - * a number nf Communist hearing. In New. Y«rk, Washington, I • % 1', and Washington Slate, te > tied Fiat Budge's first wait levied fm the Cmnmmiisl p" 1 Inal Inn ran In mill Olid ........ In HUH * The witness was still nndci SC HU L I ON going n o is - examination wte-n emirt ended for the day 9ti: V V* t CoTy •n ,^v h F M H 4 Snyder Favors CmI In Wartime Fxeisr Taxes On Luxuries f’r u 0 AYlSH <• From Our Alole of Beauty Hsr own lift firorltM . Exotic pttt r f ii llsmoroos conpaela . . . •Icianlly packxxsd roa­ mslira. Lst us M iIB l $M with your ssiscUon M a r t iis > »V*. - .V. ’. Be Sure Her Christmas Morn Is One To Remember by Making Her A Present of Nationally Known Cosmetics Selected Fom Our Wide Assortment JMES WATERS • SACHETS • BATH ACCESSORIES • GIFT SETS POWDERS T O U R B S liS C T IO N T A S T E F U L L Y G I F T . i y . t'- T F N IE O F CHARGES , 1* _ r _ W R A P F iD & Anderson "WALGRBKN AOiNCY" ■ViWA nafSe '-my, iM r ? SMI f f t i l ' t l i WM: 1.98 to :i.!)H JU M P ER DRESSER - Red slid Blue Corduroy, to give Junb.i figures * smart, sleek look N W EA IU R S - Ait -(u l l nir in Miidigau and -*11, ■*1 '1)1*' benul.rol o. » hy of 5.95 and 6.95 1.98 to 5.98 C O A TS - All 'Wool crepe In lovely Pastels, hand e m b r o i d e r y trim . . . Matching caps . *■ •) 8.95 set ■U'L * .if, R/ty*r -T — ■i-N.'-k- f e w t'J& i'i i ’ :f<v/v-V-Y" j ....... i • ■'Y' * r ■- ^ t i *’ . * d l l u -i*. -<■....- *■ •e • T m -•*••A T y K? ! m l3 B m Ir >iiiit * BLOUSES - With s "grown­ up" look! Broadcloth, Rayon Crepe, am) Hliigham In long an,] short xlcavos . UfiA: -V-;. . nf 15c io :i!Ic 1 .0 5 A e*’ -!V! , x.VnJ ^ V •y.\!i V V *•;"V>•} •Mil i R k;u. -Y■iJ UJ e-VoN W A H IIIN FTO N . Dee. 15. I Recratiiry of tlin Trcaatirv Kn, del* IndlcHlerl WeiillPiilav lie fa* ora rtotiu* rot-* in excise luxe . a purl of removing "ihequiti* •' in the lax nyxlem. It’it ire |rroin|illv added to h m.-ennfpieine Dial "whether we -,n d» ir m„v |s another question " I lie rxet-e laxex are tire teen* made on luggage, Jewelry. i»*ti plume* Idll', trail jmrtuHnii liel.' and many otlirt Heins. Tlmv Imp*tad sharply during the ,vai Thera lot* lieen eutisldaralii*' elanmr from liuainaxs mao ao*l others In rereot months for e.d lisckt. Only last weak, Secrets. * of Commerce Sawyer said he lelleved nils were needed ax no I* rentive to tinaltiaax. Snyder checked thr answer to Pra'ldent Truman, saying In* would leave It to the President to antiPiinr,. Hie administration's ta> position ill meHsnKSH to rotigreearly next month. Snyder declined any rnnnnent nn the fortl.coining budget of Prexl dent Truman, with whom he o n ferred last weekend at Key West Ha said merely that "the Presi­ dent will tell you about that." Other official sources have hint- 1 e.l that Mr, Truman la planning to call for the first spending re- i dnetion In tlirco years In his me* sage next month on the budge’, for flaeal 1061, which starts u*xt July 1. Spending In the current (ttiwu fiscal year Is budgeted at 143.600, 000,000, of 15,600,000,000 in ex case of revenue a figure of 141,OOO.OOOJtOO to. 641.000,000,Ortn has bean suggested aa Hhely for Azxt year, with the probability of a •4,000,000,00t> to 18,000,000,(Rib deficit — unless taxes ere Inereeied. Bnyder was cautious In speak Ing about taxes. But he said that for three years ha has contended that "before we make enjf overall taa reductions, we ought to have adjustment* In Inequities in the tout structure — whether we can do It now is uother question," The excise tax attiumon is one of tbo ereoe deserving adjustment, bo indicated. F ' t I it *I i tf*h YV'lf I BLUM S All Wool felt 111 W oil ai Whits d U* �I TH* BANFCmn- fnmAT.D. HANFOftR FtO niPA The Sanford Herald * * B t la U iik t l l i IM S n lf lM b M O allr « j m » i i a ta r Aar aaA l a aA a r at _ H I ttaaaaH a AveaUe •Pl' l i i m d a* arruaA ataaa a a t t t i MB1:*1! *•>»•*' •■*•*#*! Oiiir. W BaalurA, F lo tilla . aaAar the A rt ,nuA Ceaei.aa » l M atch I , 1S T . ril i i o U . A « i i ' V fanAN. nniu/ux iiKAif ‘ _______l u i a t i i N i u i n ■t)McniPTiuN BATaia C a ir lt r ........... ....... a .M i n . Moat a i.oo T h r c t M ualha am, tu Moalha — ....... 000 I I * , T e a r .................. .......... _.... n op H I aO lia a rr o u n c e , ca r Aa ai -awfce-' renolullona aaaA B a ile e al M rn a la M c n t lo r lh* e u . » o , r of aN inn raailo. n in ha ebaraaA fur if rew ftnr n d v rn la la a rafaa. n f r r « « n t t i l V iilln n a llr B r la J»d Konsprtiicr R c r r c a t a la llt m lr.. N c rr T u rk . C h lrn a n , Ilc lro ll, aa«an I'll* , m id SI. I,m il., f h r H e ra ld la a ra M a k s V a r U r *s»otlnlr<l F r , » » n h lc h fa s a lltlrd r r v lu .I .c lr lo Ilia asa fa r rrp u b llratlen of all the la ra l a r n a p rla ird la thla a rn a p a p rr, aa K a il aa all A r » , m AU p a lrhaa. ______ FR ID A Y, DEC. 10, 104U “ T O D A Y ^ 7 f ilB L R ^ V S R 8 E “ ' No porpantnl Victorian a rt won egnlnst 'Gods w||L If io b« the Lord la with me, than I shall be able to drive Ihem out.—Joa. 14iI2. United Nationx THE WORLD TODAY B r i t i s h Electric L a b o r e r Posed IC U S P * Pea* Oeel Hy D rW ITT MscKKNZIR Strike Settled A s As ‘Santa’sHelper,’ the security council— ^TheUnited Affair* Analpat Al* Foreign Fu Soviet Union. Union, BEA Agree Rapes 6 Year Old theAsked what would happen if The iiiyHtery of U voluntary tha Soviet Union and the western New Party Proposal Thu conaurvutivuH of thu two inHjor partioa nhoultl murgu, nay» Sunutor John W. Hrickur of Ohio. The conHurvitlive RcpnbllciinH and coimcrvutlvu Southerners think ib alike anil in CVmtrreHH vote alike, uml are much nearer to each ,'Xlli- in Atnericu of Ivan MaatroLONDON, Dm . It. — (/p) _ other than auch Itepuhlicatm a« the coaaervativo Hrickur arid vir, worlil funioua Y iikohI« v sculp­ London'* off-agaln, on-agaln I In* lllierul Senator Waynu I.. Morae trf Oregon, whom Hrick- tor who him lieen playing dlplo- pnwar Ho u m atrlh* U finally er .Minj'lea out iih an example of the kind of party member iiiniii- tick-tack-toe with an anx- M-tllrd, a tradaa union apolicainn* Mnr*hul Tito, him icimctl to lw mnn *ald tonight. Frank Foulkta. Ihal he for one would do without. ii mynlcry. prcHldcnl of the Rlaclrlrat To Hweelen the (ante of the «iiK«eHted new party mix­ The iilyiuunic Me*tri,vie, who Tradaa Union, mat with Lord Ci­ ture, Hrickur hi even willing lo have the Itepuhtlcuna Kive up now in In-ail of the ili-purtment of trine- chairman of the Hrltlah ilie old party name, which ia diataHtofiil to many Southern- Kculptilro io Hyracimo t!nivcr*ity, Flrctrlclty Authority (B E A ) and down to New York City nmi and announcad: "Th* diapula la i I'M. Thin wan done once before in Itepuhlican li inlory. A bra ciinnwe i’ot tnpether for a long talk in W# hav* Informed our bain Lincoln ran fur re-election lint an a Republican but m- which lu* "told all." I reported u-illrd. onion official* at power atatlona a Union t'aiulldide, with a Democrat for vico-pre.Hitfunt, il previniM ’ convt<r.*a(liin in thi* ... .n th* man lo return lo In _orxc nilmlfh, hut he wan caution* nod w„rh." Andrew J o Iiiihoii iivi'ivi.l Ihcti. The ifruntfrat ubntacle lo >*lartiii« a new party in H ie ,.................. . '-Ho ,,rhould I lie il Iep.ll difficulty of pcltiiiK on the ballot. The prfHitletltial j 7 b,• YugJluv* iiatatiTr bus he«-n1 LONDON, Dec. III. — (/»», _ elcdioiirt are condinled under ft ate election lawn, anti the i*mllnp 'tl't-qoMlt ciniaHaritM to King (ii-nrgu VI wound up lh# fifth p-iotion of Print# Miiiixfi-r lawH of many HtatuM make il hard lo k (‘1 a pew parly Menlrovlr - the iiiunt ret-enl with­ Altlci-’* I’llrllament todav with a in n fi-w duy* — miotic the HL-ulpHated. In I 1M.8 Henry Wallace’^ HropresaiveH were .kept off for pro*p#rity lit impovinr In rt'lmii home. Why? Whnl pruyur the ballot in a number of sdatea. II takea yeara to get a new •la-* lh*- iwii-fmiad Tilo want •riidivil llrltaln, party well enough eatablinlied to be on all atate ballolH, with mi iirtmt who I* uppmud to J out before th# rertu, royal One alternative might be to nominate a combination r»iiiiiMiiii»iii T That iiuentlim makei u**i-nl was given to the major b-Cldnlinn of the sesalon, a hill to ticket, conalMtlng of a Itepoblicaa and a Southerner of the Mo- room et-i-m *ort of i-hilly. limit lh# Lord* power to delay dueuii't It-— wapavlally ulncu Tito conservative school. Which would get the |irealdenlial no­ for a dm,- had Mmitrovlc'a hrolh- Common’s b-cUlatlon fnr only one v#ur Instead of two. mination uuglit he ipdte a question, Il ia perljupa worth •i in pilaonT III ooler Oi B*t *h# full algnlfiremembering, however, that (lie highest popular vote ever King (l#orge told Ida legisla­ polled by the Rtmuhlicun Party was in the year when il ,um-a of Tlto'a move you mu.-t tor* he Is convinced that the At­ I now Masirovk-. Thi* atrlklnc lantic Part, signed during the sesnominated Wendell Willkic, a former Democrat. peiaonality m the heardnl proto Ion, "will he n powerful aid to j . F. Williams of Cetliir Rapid*. I ,pe of Ilia Yupimlav patriot who I a tty r. ha* hnltled for llhertv. Iowa, pol « divorce from hit wife Indeed MeiltuVlc WMI widely the other day on* ground* of de­ 11,own m hi* country a* a patriot sertion She mutt have had a cau»c. Possibility uf saving thti.OOO.UOO in the opera I Ion of h.Mor, im arhleved fame a* a It wn» Wilfi-imt' 16th ^voicc in medical sen'ices fo r Die armed f o n v i, nt the mono tim e ifn •colptoi m token of which hr wn- Mirown Inlo prfxun hy Hit 20 yean. proving Die efficiency of tlurie aervicun, in men by D r. Itid i- ler':t niuimn* after the Nail In------------- -o ■ »■ard L . Bleiling, tjiteetor of defense medical studies. T h is m <>t Yiigualavla dm-lng the City Comminionert hear appeal* to be tlon'eAtlilefly Dy* merging transportation service estab­ vji-.iun vi.rlil war, *• • from certain iciidential properly lishm ents (counting the Muiine Corps us o n e ), w hich pre­ In ‘short Me*irovic la on* of owner* for better street lighting viously have m aintained completely separated systems. , mf irliu-ia's great man who*,* name I* honoted In every home Good wap to protect life and pro­ T h is is the. kind of improvement ami saving w hich the n, The i-ii un I ry. Titd la hattlinp perty. keep down crime, it to pro­ taxpayers have expected to result fro m unification of Un­ intphly Mou-ow for th# Ufa of hi a vide adequate •(reel lighting. armed services. It seems so togicul and sensible that Die i *cime, und hk need* tha auppoit lie citizen's mind is that il was not done years , f |olk like MMlrovtr. According to Hugh Scott, the wonder in Die the d'liliJtur put* It a little dlfago. It is bard to conceive it any udverse offset nri the [eieidly lie nky* he doesn’t he­ man who managed Dewey'* cam­ individual serviced. ,. , lm .- Tilo nieun* him any parpaign' for prciidcnt lait year, the It Die unification project is tackled in Die rig h t nplrit, •.tunI harm. Meitrovlc doea recoitr­ Republican pieiidcntial nomina­ hi /e ihoi lit* return home wooill it should be possible to work out merged operations for in ,-lfiMl hi- pluriiiK the rtanlp of tion in 1^52 will go to Senatoi Tall, or.General Eisenhower. Sen­ mniv o tiicr comm on functions T im savings ami Die bettei nppiovui on the (.oiimiunlst gov unit he thinks this Is ator Peppci, il we temembet cm- Vstems whicii uuglit to rtsnll m ight In-Ip in Limp tu over '...rnriienl on Tito Im* In mind. jeclly, ia (oi General Eiienhowci enme sprue of Die basic lack of faith in unification which jed Id: idea I* supported In a ill* persists among d ye d-m (be wool believers in the pre-einm patch from Intunliul, Turkey. An ence of ono service or anollier A rg u n ie n ls about Btralegy informed source there states that Don’t worry loo much about big and weapons probuhly can be expected In continue fur a I iiu Is dying to come tu term* buiinei*. It will lake cue of iitr-lf with Yugoslav exiles to help hi in U. S. Steel Corporation, in ipile ul while, but il amuoDiiy work mg common sysiuuiM cun be lonvinca tin- United Htates and wage hike* ad $100 a month pen ileVeloped fin nnii-coiiibiitiml openillons, we lim y lie well IIIilaiii,,Hint In- >»n In* trusted In ••ii Du- way to reiilizatioii id tin* full benefits of- a mugle *ion* hid a net income last year ol Ins figtit wKh 'Moicow. defense estiiblpditlienl. Ilmyi-vei, Meitrovlc'has no In '$129,627,000, or 5 petcenl ol it* M otion of giiirtg holm* until rellg grot* revenue of $2,473,000,000 ,on* and jo litli'iil "tieeduiiis ala re Now il i* ttniiounciiiK aiiolhn pine , t H c l lo Yugbiilpibi. ' And liv hb i.iiipl tin' j,piVfk'at(ldti i i 1kyiiitiiillieil increue. It i* little IniMnct* which I]M CUT,I' III IT|liMHIl|lll nittJAIJ' ii,sl i*ni;e of ( /% AVVtilmilipp AloJaiJ, Tlteru in (lofinitely nucb u umtful ami liui)iniily..i,wim ha* to pap llic«e pritci, Cottgrrsi tiling an judiuiuun .'‘lilmdner.-i" Mu great need nrinun iitatnlv plapanii-, Jiciid'of tin; ItdmAn Catllbaiter b* worrying about. from the unilunlraiiUily, Da- LMiilmrrmiflment, e w iftf u d iru ’ o|{c Cliurdh ill ’fugdslavlk, who Unification Saving WhemAt’H Kinder Not To Sue *»V: i A* 'tttial al thi* time of year Wa ,pta. adviiing our randcit to reservations early tor extra _anpie» of The Herald* sprcisl e<htion. Lgil year icore* of people who nrgleCled to take our jilvite Were diiappoinlrrl in lint In-inn able to get any oiler tin- paper Went to prr»*. Tin* year, wr are afraid, inmr of llicm will he dis­ appointed again. ,jp mitf.wnS MliDcftiT'fiY a pto IKtH.-tlblliiy, nf pgpfftlnhig everytblug, thk‘1, iia|)6eii)i; tW' tllijne eWf, tsLi f win ub<««!'Wiin. aiiutluir.V-uK'- Not ill the ltcraonal or painful or peculiar tblnw*.fl*Ab'ga ofi: iuiiUitp:ed do Id yi'ifcs In 1hvlim .sTr in th Iijj world elm < )* -k e p l iMthiml luckwl ilnitru. Hut it in when- fid u/fW K '^'n ilP cnse i kjo- dyhole civilised world a l 'Pie MOMV. mean, cniHHly curioiiH, und iinpi rtiaOlit to nuke ai'ouiiil ........... ,iv'.' J" !,t >!"J W i ^ n ,|o ittyii.oUtei veil' ^iiiliiitii^ ilrpl SjeMtoait* have Diem in an oniharrnnnlnp nltuultoii. ; ■" ••u' givn fiTitrwlA' ftir ‘years. Ho ................ . . . „ can be I imi acute, iiuncH-ttuti .b o n g li, tiie'hull,1 IwtlUkni these Kycn can in; too nbarp, vearn be too long. jliifalcH can In*' bm firtTcky iiIm tiT'othi*r " I {IT* *J V . ' - , , o ‘’1^.*bbNh*p‘ « iiiainiMH. One n "fo rg e te ry ” In at Its lu-nt Die Ahnrfur A ' in I!bji.i-ir,. of m.iipllantfc with t L ’a I lie Jenn that Id Muon mid heard Hint in not tmmiii fug m ir *' ‘ | i | | y |j*' n ---------- uyuH mid, earn, Die batter o ff wp will be, A radio brundcntlct, dimming - J, George Frederick ip Your / , if the rtcenl coal tlnkc, npentd hi* remark* wilh the declaration, "John L Lewi* tiai jmt ihot Snnlo Clout". Forthwith, radio nation* } l nd newspaper office* the country 3-Tver were deluged with call* from liantic children wanting to know ii it were really true and how wa* he getting along. No one teemed lo queition al all . that John L. Lewi* wa* capable oi shooting Santa Claui. How many ol you can recall ten outilanding new* event* of 19497 M youURyere editing the Herald, what wopld you pul )he biggeit dreamu headline on 7 A *ympoilum of ewtpaper editor* lludughlion iisti them in thi* orout thi « atomic agefgy, Atden 1 ligned, Beilin blockade Unite Air Foice dtiputc, Com■nd*. , Noionlc fire, Kathy munitt many of you remem­ Fitcui ber her) Mindirenty cate, Communiit victory in Chine, and the Steel N llkl. __ _____ _______ An incraaiing number. of tuidrdl*-agcd man ar* going to a predeath becaute of heart f »nd artariotclotmii, *ay* an ilnant medical authority. Get the out of your aytteni if you avoid heat! trouble. Get of b«l tontili, bad ^ l h , aputkS conetipalion, If you have f. But aven more important, parb to gal rid of thf poiion* ol ca,,wulomyi AUMr and ha­ lo the , aitari** Iwi- m tha ir old Ruth y four day* (for her in t» pf SANTAHy And The MAGICIAN LUCHKCK HIJIHJINH Chapter 12 T H E AW FUL CUIIBE Tin- Wiggle Waggles hurst Into Santa Land screeching and honking their blue notes and wiggling* ami waggling their tarmemloue saucer eai1* In the moat terrifying way, They aurtonmlet) Santa'* yard where nil the story hook guaata hu<l been having such a lovely party with thu Santa Land f«Ak. “ Break up the party!” bellowed the Wiggle Waggles. “Crab the food I Hurst open the shops! Steal Ihu Christmas toys! Tie Rant* In knot*!" Aa they shouted they really set about doing nil these terrible things. One ugly Wiggle Waggle gruM*d little Ho J’euu by Ol* hair and kicked furiously at her poor sheep, A nether chased th* (ilngeihrcud Man around add around thu house. Ho finally did •ntch him und Idle off a chunk of the hoy's shoulder. Another snatched Hoy Ulue’u horn and Hinnshtd It tu pieces ' | , Henry eaw Zeaop, tha ,la a d « of these wicked creaiur#*. "W hy have you come here like thiaT <-rlnd Henry. "Don't you know Hnnta r*n doatroy you with ■ wav# of hla magic wandr* "iMd’a see him do It," ralortad '/atop. , , Now Bantu hail gone .in the liuusc In get his nt*H(c.*J(p1d jfrorp' the llltlo black box. A l tnla V#tr iitgincnl he earn* out un tho ^ “Havo ueI Have ual" cried hit th* frightened guaata. “CHnng* tiia wicked otiw into gum dropat ■houted hli own Uttlo folk. \ d km vG cz .Hardly war* th# worda out uf hi* mouth than _ th* WOgw began to work, But haavanal ataud of tha ciirw foiling on •ericked.WIni* Wagctoa. hie. own jjgjj 11 n siia a rU l r » ra a # l i s t ) of Its own. Tills Is it; After I-ft,, in the FHA wilt upt Insure 11 loan oil 11 piece of prop­ erty where 11 rostricllve cove­ nant, hits Im-uii nindu a matter of record after Fell. Hi. Hiqipose, between now nml Feb. If, you buy a piece of property where thu restrlrtivu covenant has been 11 mutter of record. What I tieii 7 FH A will insure the loan liacause the covenant WM on record before Kah'. JOV, But suppose you wiiqL I o m tri oft^r F*d,. iff, a hoqsa where there has Uprn a covenwit hied Henry. Zesop pulled n magic wand from nIn cunt, “ I'urliniis Xniita would perfer tills wandt" lUnry looked und sudih'idv he knew whut had liappeii(l«!<l. ,/utop had given Henry his hwif* wicked wand and kept Bantu's fur himStlf, With till- Wiggle Waggle's ■reenrih before ffb. 111. . wand Hunta could work no magic IA. ttfatyase. too/the FH A Jill for guild und could never dustroy make' fpe/loan. WnyT Hecaijsa the Wiggle Wuggb's the roYdpunl was An'record tieforv Now Iqe Wiggle Waggles begun Feb. to. What/ (hen, dues th# running about th* vuni plckloi: new FH A rule meant.• up gutn drups und slurring them H meniiM this; It will not In­ In their pockets. Only Harts Mr. sure u loan where n 'Covenant ii* Dtlly apd Henry remained. I ex­ made 11 nmlter of rofurd after pect they, too would soon have turned Into gum drops if Hindu Fell. ID, mirh as on a nqw houm on old one where them was no had not just then railed, “(Julckly or restrlrtivu covenant before Ffb. fallow rnul" Hu began running tuwanls the But suppnse lh# FH A, after Feb barn where hisreindeer were kept. "W m'II get nwuy on thu 16, Insures ymir loan and than, reindeer," cried Manta ns tm led after getting It, you try to file ll#nry und Mr. Ilily nr run* the some kind of restrictive covenant in 11 cuurt record- Will tha FH A allow, 1 Th* Wigulu Waggle* were tuo cull In your lonnT It can't. Th* FH A hasn't put busy lo follow. They picked up all the gum dropa amt lapped up up any money. It’s only Insurad the party food uml crashed the bank's money against loss. If the bank wants to call In your through all the Christman toys. They pulled th* arms off teddy money, that's up to the hank. Suppose you haven't signed or beam, punched out doll hnliy eyes, stuck, holes In hallutui*, agreed to a restrictive covenant of any kind, gat the F H A loan, and smashed blackboards. til to rent [or Broaklhg up thing* wa* their then when It comes time tlqj.hnuse you re sen tiie.nr refuse In let It Idea uf fun but eoon (hev grew, sell a Negro vegro simply h-esqs* fifed bVan of (Ills anil IA gam egru. Can ffca FH A 4* eauabtdlng among tlii'tneclvea,’ 1 The Wiggle. Waggles, you know, | anything about that? No. Thal'a up tu >ou. Th# ara thr- world's most quarrelsome folk. They ar* not happy unless FH A saya It can't Intefcfara with they are squabbling. That In why A peraun's right to rafuaa t0 rint no on* else wanted to have them or sell to anyone for AA>>taiori To sum up 1 Under the hew rale around. 'T-et'ii go after Santa now," aald ywi ean get FHA help’and djscriminate, In renting or aalllng, fAr Xaaop. "But," aald Humphrey. "I heard racial or relfirlous or any other than* any they would escape un pr ,vlJ*,d - You havsait agraad to dp so In a covenant mad# tha ralndaar." Zasup anortad. "Don't worry. a matter of record after Feb. IB, Wa will catch them." Than tha Wljffl* Waggles began W lg g la W aggles tfhargad to w a rd ) to. .quarrel. J'Wnat shall we do tba M r n , honking th e ir blue noaaa with SAijUt, him Into • and trip p in g over o n a -a n o U w r lil Into gum worm? No, atui ttmtLsk, tostia. N«, th a lr aaganw as. turn him Into i^tAftar thla," acraamad Canon. fly 1, A ba*aball (,'YtTu Ml m m f w jy . HUl-«* », rj||Nt-‘3' T iin- preservutlon of peace and the defense of freedom.’’ Ills speech wus written hy th1I'ovi-riimant, in accordant-# with timlifional practlc#. The King reiterated hi* hop# Mini he may ultimately visit An«Irulia mid New Zealand. Plain, fnr • loyal visit there were dropped lu-.t year when lie fell III. Mennwhlie Prime Minister Att­ ic,- promised to consider recalling I'arllameiit from recess If a fiveday-old strike "deturloratos” In iiitt- owriRil London power plants Deputy Conservative lender An­ thony Kdeii asked mid received the nsnurnne# Ip lh# Common* this morning. Moon afterward. ■ Par­ liament began a ('hrlstiiins holiday due to last until Jan. 21. Kleven hundred workers were Mil out at three plants today ill a walkout condomu isI hy their Com* ....nial-led union. The strike storied over a 77"•nl» a week wage claim. The -trikers voted yvstenlay tu ii-sume work pending negotinlluna. Hut they stayed out when th# Hi Hlsli Kleetrie Authority ( H K A ) posted notices saying all men re­ turning to work “do au entirely IIIICOMritloually." Strike lenders said "uivonillMonolly’’ could mitun an alirugathin . of existing agreements, u iHilnl thu HKA later denied. The strike lenders said it was now n inikout rather than u ntriku. Holdiera and aallors again did the munfa Jobs. •Another l.tHMI at ilia blip harking plant, twhu atruoR whan troops ware called out at the !# olli#r plants, »r returned ■»**** threerr' JiiBitin, Milling ‘,0 w*rlt 1ynterday and war# an th* Job again today w sm pm the postlIon, but Dr. Evatt Has miilnUiiticd silence on that acute. Lie’s statement and hla refusal to ditcusa tha altuation further left open thej question whether he could lie drafted. However, hla intaraat In th* United Nation* Is, ■o keen that aasodata* beliiv* he might he persuaded Li remain at the helm tor a longer time until the East and West could ogre# on a successor. L A K E PLACID, N. Y.. Dec. Ifi. powers did not agree un a suc­ — (&> — A 2«-year-old odd-juhs cessor. Lie said he would not an­ man was charger! today with rap­ swer hypothetical questions. The General Assembly has the ing pratty, slx-year-ofd Rahbrtte Wilcox after tailing her he wa* authority to fix the term of the secretary-general. If there is nu on# of Santa'* helpers. State police said (Jeorge C. Hns- agreement among the great pow­ kln of Ggdenshurg had si^neiF A ers on his successor, some legal statement that he attacked the experts here say that the assembly iCtsilBMt >WM r u i OAei hrown-eyed, hrown-halred daugh­ can meet the situation merely hy swfcfii)) but u radio tall for h«lp ter uf a taxi-stand operator late extending Lie’s term. Report* have been puhlishcd’thut wus heard in Tapuchola. Rtscuoyesterday In ■ station wagon. He dumped her in front of her home Gunnar Myrdal, former Swedish plane* Ulraled the craft Vaster-* ............. ... of commerce and new Huy and the" Chileans war# r*more than two hours after pick­ minister executive secretary of the U. N. j seued bv l#»al. They were pilot ing her up, police said. Hahhettu, bruised und fright­ Economic Commission fur Europe, Jorge llusalto, and co-pilot Tito ened, wus plared under a doctor’* with headquarters In Geneva, is I CIhI i’ mIh . Doth are lieutenants. , ' car# ut the hum# uf her parents. Interested In the post. Some Informed sources linve ( 1 * , Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wilcox. Haskln, a slight man who has said that Dr. Herbert V. Kvutl.. The first siituiiarln* for the Iwen digging ditches ami doing outgoing Australian foreign min- U. H. Nuvy was hull! by John other laborer's work In this resort ister and former president uf the I'hlllp lluliaiul nearly 60 years village, sobblngly told police h-j U. N. assembly, is u candidate for [ ago, had Iwen drinking, CpI. Harry K. Illaisdell reported. Haskln waived examination upon arraignment before peace justice Clarence Kccleston and wa* or­ dered held without hull In Esses County Jail at Elisabethtown, (lending grand jury action. lluhlmtle told this story: Hhe went to Ht. Agnes Church after school tu practice for s Christmas play. As she left the church ut approximately 4:2(1 P.M., a mail drove up In a station wagon and said lie would Ink# her home,1 about two block* away. He drove, Instead, to a wooded section at th# edge of th# village lie informed her lie was "Ifhabod, one uf tyanta clous' helpers" end threatened lo choke her If ilhe did . . . A man's ■lot do as he wished. ronrepltcm-of th, II# assaulted th# screaming perfect Christmas child, tearing her, clothes. Then Gift In something he drnvu her to her house and sped to wkar, some­ away. thing • practical. Police at nearby. Buranac Lake halted Hankin'*,. station wagon there. , Plane Missing Gifts from Perkins Church Unity M'aatla»e # , « « (last direction." The next meeting of th# new conference should he held "not later than the early months of 11)61," according to the amount of programs made, the statement said. The Kev. Dr. William Barrow Pugh of Philadelphia, stated clerk of the general nssembly uf th# Pfeshyterlnn Chlifch nf th# ll.B.A., wa* appointed vice chairman. A Hlattmient addressed to Hi# Protestant Cliurchea or th# nation paid! ‘ ' "W4 believe that th#1 time has now come for the churches of Abler lea lo formulate a plah for uVgatilc union, by which we’ may Outwardly ami com'retetlly express Here’s What He’d Choose Himself SHIRTS: Manhattan* in whit** and fancies » Mlp^dcJuths , A ,p*foVjb( ^ •, TIES: . 3.2B!’tG'3.95 ' ’ •• Hundrvtli of Ifalicrns in pure i\\Ut> M)td* fihe T«yotti; U M * color, BlaipeR ftiul i 'l i w i * A h « i fumfthtd With’ ticlwifltr >j * I . acknovlledg# Jeips Christ *s Lord pressing Invitation tu return liqihe. and Savior." The stHtem*fl( continued: Mi-hlrovic speaks firmly, lliuugh "Tuituy the chprch faces a world without heat, regarding the sifuasituation which demands that the lion. "I Hkve hv'furajmfire against chinches ' shall make common |n the perspective of th# Tito," hf. told ni*^^“.iOf do I wish cause fo harm the Interests af niy conn- world scene, and III view of our try Mlikht commands my lovu und gieut ronimon convictions and oyalty a* much ns ’ntu'a.' My cuhcerp*, some of mn ilenomliiaiol# iiiluiitlon Is to Illustrulu th# tiuiiiil differences appear uncoilto# of 11 just limn und th# errors sequential," The "organic union" sought hy of puiqilv's courts. ten Tito wus heading the the conference wn* described as I'artisuns in their epic struggle fullows: "We seek an organic union of ngulnst the Nasi Invaders and their supporters he hud the sym­ fellowship und organisation ol the pathies of Htepunlr uml uf my- church which will enable It to act self|. These syiuimthles ceased ns one liody under Jesus Christ when h# imposed his form of rule who is the head of the church. "Within uur present denomina­ on tlm country. "Nut everything that Tltu and tions differentlype* of organisa­ hi* Communists ure doing In uur tion are fuund. "We helleva that in any organic country cun h# tunned as had. In fact thalr achievement* In the re- union of these denominations that tonetructlon of a devastateil land huslc values uf’.lnpi existing types •nd In (ts rapid industrialisation must lie preserved." The conference set up machinery are truly remprkable. However, tha madam of conscience and hy which the poaalbl# types of tha •raapect of human dignity, union could be studied and re­ which tha people claim, dq not ex­ ported on before the next general ist a t' present. My sympathies conference session. It asks that attention he uald ara with Tito avan now when he has taken a stand agslnst M on- lo such plans as those proposed by duw in defense uf th* Indapand- Dr. E. Stanley Jones, evangelist, and by Dr, Chart** Clayton Mor­ fuc« of th* cuuntry." Ho Die nest move la up to Mar­ rison, editor emeritus of "Tha shal Tito — th# release of Arrh- Christian Century," undenomina­ bishop Stepanlc. tional weekly. > ‘ * •' , * " |fr *tV’ a* s»4t* »**»•* WM4ill *1 »I » •• •" ■ * t • 1 .0 0 t o | . 6 0 • 1. " ..n f ‘ '« u SOCKS: Intelwnvaht In a wld> ssauitmsnt of Wuolai Bayous, LIslM,1 and Nytuus • Build color and Fancies • i’. ' t v v r .vCi . vVJ «. *< *v*t v | 5 ( PAJAMAS: , , , 3.95 to 0.95 ROBES: Hsyon* and all wuols In fancy and sollif color*. Th* Ideal Xmas Gift. 6.95 to 2|.50 SPORT SHIRTS: A beautiful selectluo Xisbsrdlnts. Kagoaaj Flaiimls and all'* vVoola ill a wide tang* of Jiattsrii* 'T \ /i ->* ■- J.9S to |.t » -i ••>,«.# <>w;;.asa:s tin t *•.*. B. L . Perkins & S od . "C O H H E C T M K N ’H W K A K ” T W E ’R E G IV IN G U P O U R C H R IS T M A S H O L ID A Y S O T H A T Y O U R S M A Y L IV E F O R E V E R ^ WR KNOW yotf would Ilka to linve a photograph of your children and tha family group around tha Chriatmaa Tree. Chrialmaa 1W4M will never raturn, but • ■*- ‘ -------c ... It may 'be captured forever ^In n fine -photo­ graph that Will bring back fond memories long after tha children have grown up and left, tu make thalr own hum##, YOlj CAN HAVR sack a picture » a dear, aharp, prafaaaional *• Bair* prla) aa patirall paper attractively moantad •• at d very raa»liable east. In n$#r*clatlan of the tremewdew pra-ChHalmaa baaInaaa pan gave m V Itm largHt (n llw btatory al Raynand Btudla « GRAPH IR R n g L B A. M. ta B V. M. m CMtiImm Do nnly « • vMt Uk* I cinAU photograph la yoar koaro •• tbo ebUdr** m ‘Mjair wMo ( u l l i ' w N i Dm Chrlatmaa f r i t - far a miaimnin pafca « m il MAt TIw. ia lower (baa w r regular m a i n lal rata. Ra» RMm‘ If deelfad/wUt be avelteble at law i r n m U price#, TRIM W AIX YOU MAVR TO PAY. ISM PLIIR TAX. BUT YOU MUlT MARI AN APPOINTMRNT. Wa will schedule ai many mils a* paaalble un CKrlatmai Dap. Call RAYMOND STUDIO, Sanford 10*3, Immadlalalp, to ba auro that your Homo la put on our Uat. No eppelntnwnU will bo arroptad afiar Friday, Do*, tf, for thi# CHRISTMAS DAY SPECIAL. Call T a d e iri Noal Rwihn’a " '" T ['■ llvauiiful patterns in plaids and sirip**. Kayuqs. buttons and , Flannsli - ” ■'? j 4 �/ n t l D A Y D E C . I I . 1949 TO W h a V P A B t? o w n 41 TV M A N P O R n F I.O K I I M PAOK -------------------— Garden Gate Social A n d Personal Activities | » ifrrtto Palmer R ay— Hodety Editor iocial Calender Telephone 14H Christman Pageant Will Be Presented "The Holy Nativity," a ChristMiss Krances Cobh lias arrived mu> piigeani service, arranged liv from Klorlilu State University to Murv A. Litslnger and Mattie It spend the holidays with her par­ Shannon, will lie presented by the ents in Sanford. joutli Fellowship («ruii|i under the K .C. Harper, Jr. lias uni veil direction of .Mrs. |„ F. Hoyle nml Mr<, W. A. I'utrlck, Sunday eve­ from Florida Slate University in Tallahassee to s|iend the ning ui 7:30 I'.M. The Holy Nutivily |. the beauti­ Christinas holidays with Ids par­ ful old story uf the birth uf Christ ents at their home on Sanfont fiuin the chapters uf Luke and Avenue. Matthew lit the Rllile. A new fea­ Ml. and Mrs J. W. Norman urn! ture of the presentation will he I daughter Nancy arrived Inst night curtain ungels which will lie from West Palm Reach to spend forinril liy a glnup of girls In lung a few days with Mr. and Mis. A. flowing robes who move in front K. llossetter. of churafters and conceal the manger tableau when necessary. Mrs. H. J. LaCuiir and her five The pageant Includes: the I'm- eliildten, lien, Lynn. Charles, pliecy, the Taxing mi HethMieni, Jeffery and .Stephan uf Monroe, Hie Shepherds' Vision, the Ador­ l.u. aie visiting Mrs. LuC mr's ation of the Shepherds, the Story father C. J. Merlwethei for the of The Wise Men, anil the Pro­ Christmas holidays, lit l.nl’our cession of (livers anil Worshippers. will join them later. Over fill young people unit chil­ Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rnsxettrt dren will take part in this beaut1 fMl service. The call to worship will have us their holiday guests will l,e given liy Hetty Jane Wilke, ut theli home on Celery Avenue and lleurge Tuuliy will serve as Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Kosseiter, It tlie reader. Character* are as i unit sun Kent Kussellet III who arrive on .Saturday fmin New follows: travellers to lietblehein: will York City, and Fred Hussettei Hohhv Mans, Caroline Mrlonia. who also ariivea un Saturday fium and lie lan Mu mi; J. I>. Kite, I'nrn- Princeton University In Princeton, lyn Patrick, Kuy Ivey arid John Wholehe); Alan fletxel, lliul Hoyle N. J. and Jimmy Touliy. Mary, the Mother of Jesus Mlldicd Miller, f TUESD A Y Joseph— Jnlm Krtiter. The group A meeting of the endowment of Curtain Angels: Mary Ann Huhprocurement committee will l>e ,layer, l.enorrj Hill, Mary Ann The Dependable Class ,,f |he Mid at 7:30 P. M. In the dining Wilke Mary Carmichael. Janet hall of the Maaonir Lodge. It is Ratliff, Hose Cuke HoylAt Janet Flist Methodist Church held Iturged that all captains ami cum- Wulfer, Joyce Norris, .limit Moore, annual Chrlstinai party nr the mlttees be present. Ktheltielsler, llurharu Oil) Penelo home of Mrs. W. H. Thuriilun, former teacher, on West First The regular mealing of Lodge pe Wallace. Stlii'l Monday ulglit. The rooms 879, Brotherhood uf Hallway The Sliepheid*: Kdwln Vurn. of the Tlmriitun home were heuutiTrainmen, will be held at the home Joe Corley, Jimmy Kriilei. Alan fillly decorutoil, 1with white gludl of Mrs. A. L. (lunter. Moffett; the Wise Men: Sinnley The Trulhaeekera Ulus* will Hnimlcy, Clumice Clnuse, lionahl uluses and Christmas gieenelv In opening the pingniui a de meet at 3:30 I'.M. In McKinley III,waul; little angels; l.u Alice vntloliiil which involved the light Hall for a Christmas putty. Mothers of the American lloiiu- Clause, Kuy Stafford, Oeliliv Scott. ilig or the caudles uf Joy, Kcl Itulih, Nancy Thurston. low ship ami Hope, was given hv Departmant will entertain with u Jiiily Christmas party for their children Carole Cleveland. Solly King, Judy Mis. it. W. Herron assisted liy At 4:00 o’clock. Each mother Is Vernay, Lucy Monghton, L in d a Mis. A. K. Shoemaker and Mrs aaked to bring a gift for her chl'd Williams; the grim pof givers: Burke Steele. A poem, "Keeping # The Thrift Shop will he open Sonny Kolds. Judy, Simltie], Rob­ Christmas", was read liy Sirs. from 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. with Mix ert Kulianks, Jeon Nun is, Arthur 11. A. Appleby after which mu 11tie l.mlge, Gregory Walkci, Philip business was conducted liy Presi­ Clyde Ratnaey In charge. Meeks, Diane Aiken, Anhui De­ dent Mis. 8. II. Loechclt. Instead Young, Sully Wnlluce, of the annual exchange of CluistI During llie I'uguunt Hie follow- liinx gifts Hit group prepuied a 1frig numbers will he lemlered hv ('III 1st nuts box uf cluttilng foi a the Chuncel Choir: "li Come All child iimlvi the direction of Mis. <» , i Ye Faithful," "All My lleuit Till" Heron, liumcs and various contests were enjoyed during the even'.T h e Kay Club of Semimde High Night It e J o I v f," "II Come, 0 , School will sponsor Its uimuul Come," Immanuel; "Watchman Ing, Rev. and Mrs. J. K. McKinley, holiday dance on Muiulay night at Tell Us Uf The Night,' "O Little guests of the class, were tile-, InOO ealork. at the Sanford Arm- Town of Bethlehem,..... Hark Tha ....................................... '(litre with a piece of Camhritlin dfy. Peta Bukur and hla orchestra Herald Angels Sing" “ Sllunt sented Night,” "We Three Kings," "Away crystal, (lifts weie also presettleil 111 A Manger," and "Joy To Tli* t» Mrs. A. K. Soemaker, teacher, World." Mrs. (leorge Touliy, ur* i and Mrs. Thornton. The guest* b* optional. ganist and choir dlicctor will have were Invited Into the dining lonni a ■■“ ' " 1 ' Holly and Ivy have been Identi­ charge "f (he music. It Is hoped where the table wus covered with fied with Christmas from very that everyone will tie svated hv u lace cloth anil centered with 7:3ft I'.M., so that the 1'ugeard , a Christmas tree fashioned til •Ally times. gladioluses and ted hllmscus. Re T HI HAY A ChrUtroa* party for Junior dlgh School student* will t>« hard at the Tourist Cantor from 7:00 to 10:00 P. If. Tha party SPwfU ba given undar tha direction of lira. Charlaa Rusaell, tecrca Uon director of tha Parent-Teach•r Association. Tha annual Mcthocnit Childu-n'* party will be hald at 7rS0 P. M. at tha First Methodist Chinch. Tha program will Include all the ’ children's dapartment'a except the nuraery. M Off D A T Baardall Avenue Circle will . meat at S:00 P. M. at tha church. W A Chrlatmaa party will be held •nd mambara are aaked to hriiiK dlfta for a f lit exchange. Refraahmanta will be aarvni dur­ ing tha social hour. Tha Paat Matrons Club w.'l meat at tha home of Mrs. W W. Warner, West Nineteenth Htieet, at 1:00 P. M. Tha Sun Beam Band of the Woman's Mlsaionary Hulun for children, aged six to eight. will .. meet at 3:30 P. M. at the Kirn baptist Church. Tha Sanford Story League will present a Christmas program at 7:30 P.M. In the Yacht Club. Karh member la invited to bring « school-age child and a toy. Dependable ('lass Has Christmas Party Key Club To Have ■:* Holiday Dance !ss/i»rsiS’iu'xd:,».i; " amt coffee. Assisting Mrs. Thorn­ ton in serving were Mrs. Applehv, Mrs. Hteele, Mis Herron ami \lis. J. M. Leonard. At the close of the party the % 0 id imp haiiv “ Sllunt Night" »ii” vfur u bviiYmrtiiin “ Hit* m l Ilf tm* « 0 T it Tlmt HIihIh". Thun# aU imhIIiik V % wt'r** KmVs unit Mr*. McKlnlty, Mr** V' 0 Cyril Bittner, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. J. D Callahan, Mrs. W. B. Kirby, Mrs. Clarence Wallis, Mrs It, 11. Taylor, Mrs. It. B. McCall, Mrs. Loechclt, Mrs. U s Wilson, Mrs. M. K. Baker Mrs. John Sclilrard, Jr., Mrs. Johnson, Mra. Appleby, Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Hltele, Mrs Shoemaker, Mrs. Leonard g and Mrs. Thornton. V- 0 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Bit Sure To See Out Annortment uf Duur Bttdgen, Cemetery W reaths Putted Pluntn F ur CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT 117 M AG NO LIA A V E N U E Call U i For Cut Flowers and Coraaiea A t Any Tima i >• i A. K. R08SETTER, FLORIST C ILER Y AVRNUK V n » : MRS. L. E. SPKNCKR 11(11110 Dopartmont To -’■din -• ' !hois v*,|l he pi Miss Kli/iilietlt WhitfliHtli Becomes Bride Kntortuin ( l u h l m i .............. ,, i..: tu Of Letter Guthrie In Beautiful Ceremony edt lot Pel . 'old 1 have lieen handed n very good Mis* Frances Flltnlieth Whigarticle on African Violets, by hum. daughter of Porter Franklin Sanford Avenue. The room* uf the Jones Inline our radio chnirmnu, Mrs. tiinson; Whlgham olid the late Mrs. W ilewhich I thought I would pass on ham. and Samuel Lester fSuthrle, wrre beautifully decorated with to you. son of H. H. Guthrie, were united white chrysanthemums, gladiolu­ The African Violet is nut raal- in mnrriuge In a beautiful cere­ ses and limning tapers The bride's ly u violet hut it is African. The mony performed last evening at table wa- overlaid with an Italian botanical name fin it is Saint- H-lhl o'clock ut the First Baptist cut work cloth nml centered with paulia, named fm llamu Walter ('hutch with D i. W. I*. Brooks. Ir. white rose-, pom pom chiysnnthemum- and ........ Stlvei ciitnlelSt. Paul, who illcoveierd It In officiating. Africa in IMHO. Km tiling it lovely Itnckgmund for alira held wlute taper*. At one African Violets an- found grow­ the ceremony were ipiuntltics of end of tin- tatde wa- o fom tided ing in limestone in wihhIciI areas, white gladiolus and p.un mini wedding cnk,. and at ........ (her end among granite rocks in humid elirvsnnthemiiliis placed ill floor was a crystal punch howl. Meeting the guests at the dour forests, under waterfall ledges, baskets nl tlie liuck and side uf or in the shade of deiiseumler- tin- rostrum against dark green were Mr- A W Lee and Mr* V. growth. s„ when voo pUint your Cern and graceful palms. Branch­ J. Petei-or, alul showing them ;o violets use a sweet soil, keep the ed cundelahra held horning tapers. the receiving line wa. Mis II It soil moist, hot well druliied, pro­ Lighted tapers were also pluerd Keck Usheilug them lioiu the icvide wilt in uli nod partial shade. In the windows and alternating reiving line to the bride's iiuoh, The following special mixture pews wcie marked with sprnyx tiresided mei hv Miss Kll/iiheth is recommended for vmu violets: |o , hi vsantheinoms, gladiolas and Dyson, wu* Mrs K. A Dymn, amt show n,g u„.„, |„ ||„. |,i ot, s ime IJack leaf mold, one pint sharp • w.tli white sntlli rihhon. •■Me wu- Mi, f |{ Kill lev (InnIdol - ..mull sand, and one null I'lun to tlie marriage service a Serving the wedding cuke weu lilack peal; add to this a little piogium of nuptial music was well-cut ed dairy maiiuie (steri- leiidoird hv Mis* Margaret Dnvls, Mrs J It |', ii Inek and Mis. 1lit sr, I liled), some "Uper-phospliate, and organist, Stanley HromUy served Smith nud inesiiliug ut the |mm n II little lame meal It is tcfotil- ns soloist and sang "Because" pre­ howl wen* Mi-. JiiMus Dlligfeloct mended that all pots and soil ceding the ceremony. The trad: and Mr. Coilin Ray. Assisting in inlx tut vs he sleritlied before IimmI wedding inarches were used -crving weie Mrs. Rudv Slou i. plant log any house plants. To do ntni ut I lie conclusion of the *er Mrs. Voile iVllllams, J i , Mrs. this place pots and thin layers of vice Mr. Hrumlev softly sang "The Mary t'a«h. Mts. Maik Jucohv. Mrs (' K ...... ..... Mt.i. W. A. soil, on a flat pan and cook at Lord's 1'tayer." l.efflei, Ji . Mi-, (ieorge DangleI tltl deg ices K for thirty minutes; The hi Me, given in man Inge hy man. Ml-- Martha Wight. Mi*. To keep the soil moist and well hei father, wns attractive in a diallied seems In lie the secret of wedding gown of while satin Joyce Hetrel. Miss Nancy t'olliim raising nice violets. Kiist keep which had heeii worn hv her Me­ and Mis* i;ii-,. Hutchison \ss|„i the wiitci tepid, to lit iiiiiim temp­ ter, Mis Donald Jones in her own illg In till living loom well' Mis erature. and spray them often wedding The dies- 1* fashioned T. W Jones, ti,*. W S Hi mule) . with a fine mi-1 of wiitci This Willi a lace yoke edged with Mrs II W Rocket. Mi> K t spiaving supplies humidity In tha n hand of -allii across the llaipci. Mis Huny lee, Mi* I an Hod violets most have; and si....Met' Tlie sleeves wrre long I K ia m i. \|is (V K Iteulou amt if voiir plants look like they need •'ini luiiniid uvei tha hand- and Ml* Kdimont Mei-cli Late in ilu evening tin* cooper H lift add I teas;..... of Mplr* the fitted bodice came to a pelnl its of Amoiiia to a fium I of water In tin flout. The full gaincred left fm a wedding trip t',n tia n land spray the leave* and s»# •kilt extended into a long tiain. Ing Hie lit hie wmr u soft liiowu suit with Mown u>> •s what a difference that will make. tin hei load shi wore a tiara nf gahutdlne soiie* and a while oiclud coitag '. The most inipoitnnl thing Is not mange Mossoins ft mu which fell Upon then leloili to .Suulmd ill. to water too nine-h or too little, H full length veil of bridal Illusion. nml Ml* Iintt)rIs- plan to mate You innv water flom the top of She entiled a while Testament thru home Ml the Wldghum 11- •I•ill. irrigate I,o' water legillaff topped with white orchid* and delicr on U'csl Ktisl Htid't ly *o plant- will not lie too drf -howci,.I with white uttn streamnod If yon are get lug yours toi eis Knotted with In*try utchlda. S i m i o n l it t 'H wet, pom off any exces* watef Mis, Jones, who sewed a* ma­ P iv i* that l> left in tlie -aocei ; an hout il on id tumid fur hei sister, wore G ra d u a te A t S te ts o n or Ho lifter you have waleied. I a gown of tourmaline satin Whith also Inal if you can leave you fealiiied n lialeau neckline and Stetson I' olvel sit V ■uolet ied |‘."J plants setting in some noils titled bodice. The slim skirl soil, Is belief hint -lashed in the flout and III hack deglee* ut tlie Full ipmilei com All and par- wa•. a hustle drapery which (el llieuccinenl this mol long To piovide win in lial shad*, is luipuitaut African ,.. a cuscade the full length of the schools ,,| itie oul.ei'tlv. no loding Violet- - hull 111 have -oine sunlight -kirt She woie a gatiiete.l lianil the giudome school, wen lepie to thrive, Fatly morning sum id the louimnline satin across | er •ruled l.eadlny tlie list was I lie ( id •lilne 1* best liecunse then thr lieaii ami elbow letigfh gloves lege of Law with Id candidates ravs aic not s« lint He eautlotA one nl........ matching satin when halldng >u -piuviug thy Tlie htldesmalds. Mrs. II. L. receiving tin Hlicheloi <>l Laws leaves and let them dry liefor* Pei kins Ji and Miss Margaret degree The Hachelm of ,Ail« was letting suiillglit p H to llit in. It Spencei. woie a.ptumaiine satin awarded to HJ, Hucheloi ,.| Science will cttuse while spots utol luirfl dresses fasldmiril identically to to five, Hucheloi of Music to six, the leaves The plants should that of the matron of honor Their Hucheloi of Science ( ip liosilless) nevtl la* 11 in hot sunshine. Tills headband* and glove* wee «l to 18, mol the Mustei ol All- to will dmw out llie louistuio from mat. lung sutin All three vvow nix, The lionniuiy rlfgiee oi D o d m tlie leaves and they will turn , -utIn sllppet* and their Imu- of Law- was culifelled li\ PtealMuck and dia. Violets like plenty |■piet* wete fashioned of Trluinlin dent J llllie Kdnnind- upon Pie-l of warm, ftesii ait. but do not'lit ateleus inlerspeised with pearls. dent Paul A. WltgllH ol Rollins thrill get in a cold draft. Till tInv llower girl, MIm De- College who delivered the colli If your violets ate getting Isirah Scott, wore a dress of petal inenceoivut uddtess. Ktdlowmg are names of III’* crowded It Is time to separate pink satin with a scalloped lohl of them. Take tlie plants out of inuteiml across the shoulders am giudilating senior* tnott Snntmd tlie pot and remove most of the long gathered skirt. She ratrlrd Kllruheth Oakes Blown. Harold It soil S i . you can see where the a ininlatoiv lamt|uel “f pink per- llrekatihacli, Ralnli lloheison It.tv; roots are jointed .together. U-e .ferthiii camellw* and sweetlie.til (II. K. in U im .I Mack N Cleveland, Jr.: and iM. A.I Ktlnl Hlset. a shin p knife or vauir Made ami 'loses . cut them apart carefully and Serving as br*t man f«» Mr I.EM MOKI IIS' li.ANCK reset In the ithnVe mehlhmed soil (inibile was H L. Perkins. Jr. ami A Chrlatmxs lea dame who h P lots weie Donald Julies, nllllam mixture. l.efflei, It., David Smith ami wa* to have been held oil ('lo i-l mu* afternoon h> on oiin'l * "| I , (ieoige Kirk Mis. ti. D. Whlgham of Duv Horn is, lias lieen postponeii AllIona lleach, uuld of the bride, , ii-i'ui M H uii is,oi. preahlr id ot w.oe u .lies* of powder Idne laf the Woman'* t’lnh, staled Mufitu with a Id aided pink Pel ton a morning. mi hei head. Her corsage wu* of Ullti'H wldle iMineilta*. The hrhlegioom'* AN N oUN t K M K N i slepmulher, Mr* Guthrie, was J K W K l.K H S gowned in Navy blue crepe and EXPERT W A K II AND she also woie a cui*ugr of while JEW ELRY IlKPAIHINt. camellias. 1(1 PA It I* A I T N I ' K . tr Following the wedding u recru W I N T K I I I'.Vlin II.r ill 11or Mr. and Mis. Arthur Beckwith, Jt tioii was held at tlie home of All. O V I Kill I I I 11 Ir 111 A announce tlie hlltli id n soli, John and Mrs, Donald Jones ut Ihl'.t Lawrence, oil Dec. I ft at tlie Ken aid Laughton Mciuoiial Hospital Mrs. lieckwitli will lie rcnieinheic,! as tlie funner Miss /,onu Mat lies The mutllvrR uf tti»> A 1111*1 ii’Hii Honn Ilt*|mrliii**ni will »«nti*i titm with II Chris I mas patty fm then children at i;tlli o'clm-k at 'he Woman's (Midi boose on tlnk Am nut, Mrs. Hroiightou AVatkinehai rnmii of the tiepm 1nielli, all For Your CHRISTMAS “B E U i r H I. \ I I K It K S M h l A H I. 1 H .» AND VELVETEEN at i««n In MAKPtK 5 JUNIOR BA/AAH Count pu that ol " H U h Mayp, n. ,o - ,<|| m„ I PHONE 313 w $ can begin promptly at 7:30 P,M. Ilia public Is cordially Invited to attend this special service. Bo dive tuvkt lino a ret (Lu c at< (wo y u m v Jc op seril.oiil vX'tor would jJit. e j' P u, t A Pl.-.r I. Ci.'il Y M S S S O M i O M A i M M , OsOiOsOJt « . « . M S 'S 'S X TOMORROW NIGHT ID ’til if SANFORD ELKS A U lO M A H C mien fM IA O U . . . jfinr ' V- hlj .*'. i; season. ANNUAL CHARITY BALL MAYFAIR INN mm* Thla i t not our formal openliig, At p rew n t we ii«ve not received ahlpm anta which ware expected. Much of the interior decorating, and reifurnlahing la Incomplete. It i« with thla tllMitdvanlage, th at PAUI, COBLE'S ORCHESTRA rr C 'a e ..* >Vj Iw wc jnRat open tomorrow, and it in our hope tlmt you will realise W ILL FURNISH MUSIC our praaenflim Jiation*. O ur formal opening will take place a fte r F o r DANCING C h ^ t l i M whan Wa hava had aiifficlent Dane to accomplish tha Yon m ay expect than the thoroughly modern, itocked buaineaa eatablU htnent, th a t is our ultim ate aim. M 4 9 il Oihn Dviii Di'i/jeh j mi ion j>o‘>, >1095 DANCE naw store In rasponaa to requests from our friends and pros­ pective custom ers who wish to be served during th e Yuletide L ‘ h ) oii lallcia and inny velveteen male —.... ..t..i icvtme lu iu lU L » » Tomorrow (Saturday, Dec. 17th) we will open the doors of our wK m u ti Thompson - Keevw ANNOUNCEMENT J I lia 1,1 luin** I Mu* |pfiity Mi- < iUM, . \ PU.|, V1 ,, ............ M 1 " " -hi I, Al i Jut k 'L 1 e t it H * A N M M t a if t * h i« i« e ffcr— 4> wxrtat n i fk t A n n lr» Ticket* on Sale a t: Tmichtnn'*, Him sdth«MMwlof ttoeaCr It t* too * mm* iaftatoae ta »Wa«i *| h u t m i Club, Yowell’a Mrare* ftanu |Mk I* m ataasrix «kw« alfi'bw. M •ueaHaf lawraetHai m i For U ble p e e tw la M l bat | f , f | reiervation* Fhone 1200 POWELL’S it*( Die** Optional ■ Subscription |8.00 per i �n r * iM v ro n n n r n A U v "WIH" Griffith Plana To Reopen Talks With NY Yankees ‘Wires Crossed’ S a y s Senator Head When Trade Is S t a l l e d W AS H IN G TO N . I Hr. |«_,/p, —-Clark Griffith pltuirt to reopen the New York Yankees-Wnshiin: ton Soimtni H I null1 negotiation*. Di*ru**1nii nf tho four-fur two player swap which woulil send 11rut busimntt Eddie Robinson t.> tin- Yankee* w ii pi hulled teinpuinr )ly jostcnluy litrniiKf of H inlstm thirstniiding. While Giiffilh i |ienI lliu dov n> hi* office nt Hi'* stadium wait ini: fin New York geimrnl mniniu. i Gem go Wela* to tolophono Him, Weiss spent llie ilny in Hi* oft n r waiting T«i’ “Hie old fox” to cull (ilm. However, whun Hie inulter wnstraightened out Inst night (Si ifflth wild: “ I suppose I must huve gotten (Hi' wire* croscd. I'll give film n r»iif tumor raw.” Thu i eporl vif ileul between tin: A merlai ii tengun'a 11141) iienua H winner anil licit j.liteo cluii lit o.fM-til lull v I lie nimi1 one tluit opened triule talk* in Hnllliuore lit llci minor Icngim meeting two week* nifo. limit > of spurring Hetween Weis* iiiul mmiiiKer Casey Hlen gel nml tii IIfilH iiml his pilot, Hue ky Harris, Have Inkerl plai'e unit the filial ii'siiU appears to He: IloHlriHi.it noil mioUii'r 8enntor, either iiutfielilrr Eddiu Htewiut ui u pitcher oilier tl.mi Hi* Nats' nro. Kay Heal borough, would no to lliu llotnliets for first imsutnan Dick Krylmski, second Inisemun George (Hmiflyl Htlrnwelss, pitcher Due Johnson, mid n fourlH player, pronumalily Duaiiu I'ilutto, another pitcher, ot an outfielder. If (Jrlfflth doesn't recclva satis­ faction from the Yunka, there ap­ peared to He u strong possibility that he nilitlit send Robinson -« either Chicago or Detroit. (Iriflth is virtually being l«iced to innke sumo kind of u deal. iL* cellar dwelling cluii of HUP was the first in III yours of Washiugti.i’ hastihall. It won only in of Its last 77 unitiesChicago is sei’klnir to unlo'.il second luiseninn Cuss Mlchuols inr ausa of his illf re res wllli tmioaurr .lurk Onslow. The 28-yuui • old Infleliler hutted :iHH last sea son anil might lie sent hell' will, first Immi'Iiiiiii Cluii ley Kress f"i Robbia and aeemiil sucker Al Hutur, Arkansas Searches Fdr New Grid Mentor BOB C O i/S Y M OLY C R O S S C O - C A P T A /N AND 1 ’ ■ If ll",’ 1,11,11■ /N CR USADZR N/STORy. Af/LL P R O B A B L Y W /N D H A V A N A , Culm. Dee. 10 -u |*i -Chick IlnrlHirt, one of the loin:est hitters In unlf, Is in the arouve U P H /s c o u e o / A r e c a r e e r t h /g SEASON 5V C O N S ID E R E D ft: (O N E O P T H E cauN TR ya O U T S T A N D .'N a hkhIii. The snliilly-hiillt |iru from Dr* . I 1 troll fired a scven-midcr-pur 4.I., 11 ii rompi'lltlvii coiirsn rrroril, to lake the lend vestriday in tin- immail 110,0)111 Hnvumiu I'ro-Aiaa'fit. In.-u-'loouI at the fluvunn count ly cluii. Il<- Ii-umt'il with I'cilru Mi’iuii.il, a II uviiioi iilnyer, In took uji u hest ho I 7a i.yer tho pm .'iiI->)J— CAGE gear 7^ ci.iii-ii', ms 6 S SHARP SHOOTER HOLDS THE HOLE CROSS A t l - v y e SIVRiHO , PtCORD OP ’ f t 93 POINTS HP TO TfHG 4 SEASON,AS WBlL lie AsHiirliited Pre.s The Moiitrenl Caniidiens of ihe National floeki'y l.t-ngue me nmllog a game flglil to slay within -lllklng ilUliitii'O ot Iho luieeoiali tog Detroit Red Wings, A tcrniil home i-mwil or ITi .iijiI •miied mil at Montreal's fmasi last night In i e what pinini el In In- o ehi.si* enntesl hetwi'en tin laoii'lleiis nod lion ihuiilulon in mIh, the Tin nolo Maple j.eafM |i was llie oulv I*ague gano pin.. I •"it it wa. an loipnrtiint one. fix die ImisI sipiad broke a <ei nod pliuc ili'ii il Imh liy milling i h,l.cafi., 1-1, The vieim^ diew up to within eight points Of Idle Detroit, wiilrh Imuls wilh .77. Moot real’s hlggest pievlous imwd wn« I ho 11,M l dial tut... I not a mnulh ago lo see the nnu> I.eafs play their ravin lies. I ho li'HIlll non 1 was |p i|ni|||| last night. Tho CiinudloiiN i"llml op dii'h fiioi goals liofoii' Tnioillo '•""Id net slut toil, nod that wasn't "•'HI *lii' laid in Inn 11- or do- enini' Tin ti Kirsuing Mm Ko|| ., long pass from Ray Tlngi'ii and «J'I«W"» *•"' pmk past neiiiiinder Hill 1Ini mill I mm left wing Ell.... lurch, tin v Miailrnnl hang aiooud long Kentucky FuIIh 69-58 To St. JohnH Ciitferh NKW YORK, Dec. Hi— l/l'l A lot can happen between now mid nest March, but right now '! looks as If there will he u now NCAA liiiskelhall cliuiaplon. Kentucky, the ilofendlng cliampion, tuok a riji-r.H drulililng from SI. .loliiis of Hiookyn In Mndiso'i f'loan* (I111den ust night. The •mys from the Moo grass loon try. behind dl-^ll at halftime, ’ plr ileil in the seriind half It. poll within five limits lit ill-fid. bill I lien HI. .1,dins ugmi widened the gap. Kentucky plainly showed tic •"«" by grailoiilhm of last yeni'u stars. Alev fini /.n, llnlph lieard, Willi Wall Jones nod Cliff Rarkrr, deny Cahihieso li.sscil 10 dll poiiils for HI. Johns. — -• -y—-**— bat snired two of llie winner goals. Ills first onme at of the first pui'hal. Ills M>r1>nr| wa­ nin' of I III no to Mir'd by the Came dlt'ii* it) Hie ei’i'oiid peiloil, lliiw. over, I'lteh ............... I a cut nil hilefl font anil retired befoie that pui lei ondi'il. Monl 1cal’s oilier oimkoiN worn Itet oiiuie'l for by Maui lee Ro hard llie old scoring liinstf'i, who hluxed borne bis TJod of the .„n, and Bohl.j I'llllon, who laid the llitill of lini'O'i' Up his fil'-t lull) of the till 1cm 1iiiapiilgll. The -lx N lll. team mil |„. g||,. tonight RIDE-IN iitim l I I L U JU IIN . I Ilm lx it was mil in Xi mid hark in :::s for Ids i i I'oid-imilchiiiK round. “ 1 liuvr.'t played much since the llvdrr Cup mutches," Hnrlicit said. "Ilm now I Kuess I'm hit time the hull miiiln.' lo the toiirunmciii each pro pails with two nmntriirs. Jfr.rlicit's score was so triald that he was also m second |.laci< In the lirst-lnill hi ml lot's us u icnmniiiic of iiiiolhci mi.iiteiir, .1. Itnhcl They laid ii In i Iui II of nil. f ury Middlcciiff, tlie If. H ripen rlaiinpio.i fi "ui Memphis who n >w registers out of Oimond Itcm-n Khi., Iiiul the ccoiiil lc it medal hi is c, ii *•*. Mil lie roil little lo l| fiuiu Ids | iiiitiler mol hud n hesthull of li| mik Vie lille//.l, formei f'CA ehmnjii.iii fimii Drill, N. ■!., rind Mm in Me,'•"id cere third lo the ten stumloit: wllli lit while k. *1. IlIVKK K/tt.1.8, Win,, Do* Id r I ini ■iii Il'iiHson of Ht Andrews, - 'd’t llig Nate De l.ong. wilu III. mol Al Mi'lidoxa followed with J.-D7 points to Ills 11 edit, is the (!‘J, new scoring king of college bus­ ked,nil. De l.ong poured in ddd pollll h Inst night us Itiver Kails Teachci* College Swamped Ht. JidinV I'liiveihity of Cnllcgcvillc, Allan., 77-r.». I'K.N'H \CDl.A. I »’■ ' Tho six-foot, six-inch River Two Alabama teael.e falls center scored 'Ll poinlH In (ooUiall lentils, l.ivin >»l'"i ami the first half to run his total to Jacksonville, m o rental’ I ed to­ 2.J01 mid hn.'uk the former col­ night In pciiHUi'oln's Papei Howl. legial e record of I',HID, set by I.ivmgslon, eo.|’hani|' nil of lie Jim f.aey <>f llallimorel.oyola Alahatiia Inlereollegiiito Confer- lust March ltd. lie milled aimthur six polul* eiii'i', edged Jm ksmivllle 14-7 d'irkeforu lie left thu giiine with log die tegidiii —easuit. Coin'll Don Hulls of Jut'kaniu oh. thiee minutes remaining In the aid Ills 1hinges will lake to tla' •imd i|iixrti.'r. Ill* total score covets D'l col­ air in hope of giiiiiing ravengo fill tlio defeat. He will depend lege games lit an nverugo of on Travis llieks and Cecil Red­ Jd 7 pnliils per gamit, Laey aversgei| only I7.H point* put game dish t« tin tho tossing. I.iviiigstiin Coaeli V a 11 g h a a in setting his record. Mnnt-hu's main threats lire Terry Hodge* and Micl|*.iy Wushhurn. Iloth can pass nod Hodges docs football game. I|>th the ihorgln elinmploiis most of Hi, ball carrying for hli snd Fernanillna finished the regu­ l.lvlnjfston was a imu-toiiclidowil lar season m.healen ami unthul. Conk Comity ilefeiited Newmin favorite, largely bmiuse tifstM ID-7 last Week lo win the title. heavier line. Hull York is I'xueeted to sot the A cllpiielty emwil of HJIOO was foi crust for the game In I he Pen­ puce fo. the Kin. Ida team. A StfH. pound fiilll.nek, York him scored sacola High H' lo.i.l setttdlmn. H)D points this season. Chuck Maloney, Cook County’s T I ’RPK.NTINH IIOWI, 170-pound halfback slm bn-. .■•-VAI.DDHTA. fin.. Dec. HI. opi Cook Couuly's llornels, rotinied for l i t pninls. I. the lad class II, tllleliiddeis, and Keruaii- Kernnndliui will have to ivuirh. Cook County lots yielded only ilimi, Kla., class II eliamps ef Hint stale, will clash line tonight In two tnuchdawii* Ibis year, both the the fust unnioil Turpentine line I result uf passes. Alabama Eleven* 'I’o Meet 111 Paper Bowl mw,'1' * U lV f THEATRE If Bnftiliill had settled nm any one mull. HU diTision was a rajo fully-Kunnli d secret curly loony lie and Dr. I.e»<s Wdi*in .......... University 1'resid.o.l, weir m coo fercoce Into Inst i.ik IiI .............. ■ or iidvliicra. None would .oiaunoi Ikltcrwnrrla. ,, . Dr. Junta wniil.l uv "aly that the IteW Coach would today, h Spurts liuumiup ilm Individual standout in tho Nutionul I wukuc 's offensive dopnrtincut during tho past season. Official averages, released to day hy the senior hnschall elri'iul, show the Dodgers' Negro second haienmn first In hatting, o si in liase-stealing and tied for first In sacrifices with St. hums' Marty Marlon. It was these iiccnmiilishments that won him the clrrult's covetc'l must vnlmihle award, Itnldnson led thu hitting will: a murk of .it4>, Iwconing tho fust light-handed hatter in his­ tory to puri) the league, lie hud dV 'tolen liases mol 17 surhflci'H, The I'ittshurg Pirates Ralph Kinei led In home runs with S4 nml set a new league mark hy lotting more than Till for the second yenr in u row. He has led or lied fur tile Icugtii home run crown for four straight years, I lie top ten hitters: .laekie Itohlnson, llrooklyri, el Mi Htnn Mils InI, Ht. laruls, ,.7rW: Kims Hlughtcr, Ht, l.ouls, /Idi'i; Carl Kurillo, llronklyn, d -l; llnlph Kilter, I'ittshurgh, din; llnli Thomson, New York, .10!); Ted Klusnewskl, Cincinnati, ■dolt; Wllluril Miii'slmll, Now Yin k, :ill7i Johnny Hoop, I'lttslough, .iWHl; Del K iiiiih, Philuhl|iliin, .:i02. Nute De L Sets New Caffe Record ^ THB SINGLE Canadiens Down Maple l-oiils 4-1, In Htickey Garni sA N rn n n r to n m A F H 1 P A Y |P E C . 16, IR49 Chick Harbert J a c k i e Robinson Santa Clara Is Southern Football Attendance Tops Stan Musial Surges Ahead 6 Percent Over 1948 Leads Havana’s For Batting Honor Over-Rated For NKW YORK, Dec. Id. — UP) — 270.221 ami an average of 4li.587.^| Miami Bowl Tilt Despite $10,000 Tourney Ilrookiyn's NKW YORK, Dec. a marked decline In the ' I(eif arc thu attendance figure* Jackie RoblriMiu was Former Ryder Cupner Slams 7 Under-Par To Set Course Mark & R B A TG G T gcoxen rA Y E TTB V IIiI.p l, Ark., lH-c, -if f — (A 1 -A new ticml font hull couch was to I"' ini rued at the Um varsity If Arkansas toiluy nml Otis iliiuuli.s, win. Nelpeil l.mld thu powerful I'hlludclphln Kuul.'s, anpcarrd flrsl In line for 'he Jtdi. In picking Hie mail, thn athti'tlc rniiiiiiltli e of ))ie hoard of liii-dc'-s was esperted in follow the leemiiineiniiition of .loin. Ilaiohlll. who is sleppinu aside us n.nrh In devnto full tliiiu to inonnliiiK dulies of ci liter, didn't the all.lelic dni'cimshlp. Thu nil me of the I'lB-year-olil llouiriu* Inis hoi n linked with the iu|. for aeveiiil works- Hoi i n « rli.se In llnroh'd Indlralwl— hut would Htft say - By Alan M ow CRUSADER CAPTAIN ___ g j Kentucky Record Of P a s t Performance Outranks Opponent S A N TA CLA R A, Calif., Dec. Hi Kentucky is presently u three point favorite over Ha.itu Clara for the Orange Howl fomhall game at Miami Jan, ‘J. Mike Wolds, statistician-publi­ city man for Hauta Clara, l ItInk* the Kentuckian" should lm even stronger favorites, Wclda came up with a . el •» figures to prove til* point. Ken­ tucky played 11 ami Hunta Cl.n.i 10 game* tills lust season. In total offense, Kentucky hud a yard gaining average of -'IlltbO , pc. game compared to Hanta JiHiu'i 280.0. Tho hard hitting Kuntucky team scored an averagu of 27.7 uoints per contest. Hauta Clara's uverr.gu was 20.1 Kentucky therefore uveraged over one touchdown a game more thun it* forthcoming opponent' Home of the other figur-M fa­ voring Kentucky were: 151 (IDO rushing, i:l passing, ** from pouulHes); Santa C'lurn ("H rushing, 28 passing. 2 pcnulties). Total yarns rushing— Kuntucky 2578 (lost 405, net 217:ii: H.i.itn t-siani, 124 (lost .'.22, net 2IM>2). Passes attempted— Keiiteck I burl 177 completed Dl, had IlltCrCl'ld Intcrcep 141 i Huala Clara. 152 (completed 50, Intercepted, 12.) , . . Tho only deportment In which Smitn Clara Imd an appreciable advantage was In putting, w in a total of 2577 yanl* and average of 40.7 against a Kentucky tutu, uf 22U0 and average of MMHanta Clarn's crack loft mill back Hall Haynes, who did nu.it, i.r the punting for his team, no |*hed third In the country with an average of 44.07. KRAM ER AGAIN IN D IA N A PO LIS. IntJ.. Bee. Hi. -1/1*1— Jack Kramer, king of tennl* pros, last night won Ills -Dtb victory In UI match. * with Punch., (ioniale*. HM0 Nutionul Amatem champion. , .. Kramer imulr It to straight * tt-4, «.:i, winning four love games In the first set. |I" mutch l.y hrcaklng (.onrnles *eivr In the ninth game of the secon.l attendance figure* of other maior .port*- c o l l e g e football crowd* showed 11 LO per cent Increase this yeur over the luimper turn­ out* of I DIR. An Associated Press survey of 88 major schools disclosed that unlv In the east and far west did college football follow the down­ wind trend of other sports. The cast fell 2.5 and thu far west 2.2 per ernl froni tho figure* of 1D48. Rut IDI8 vos a good yeur, show­ ing tin Inrroase of 4J1 per rent over 1017. All other sectloin of Ilm riiiinHy wore up part'd hy the Rnnth*» ■>.7 per eont climb. The midwest, with Miohigun In the van, upped it* crowds 4.D per cent. Thu southwest, wllli Southern Metho. dl*t’* weekly jani session* lenlP ing u big hand, rose 2.1 per cent The 88 institution* this year nlnyrd 441 games and drew a total of I2,:i08,!57 customer*. Last vonr, the same *ehonls, In 418 home games, attracted 12,005,525 fans. The uverage per game for 1040 was 27,021. Kor lliu ItHfl It wa* 27,1112. KohIciii and far western athb'llr leader, are pointing limit finger* at television for tho losses m tludr M'l'tlon* of tho 1niintry. Iloth section* ex pint to take notion ..gainst T V at the NCAA conven­ tion hero in .Inimnry. Alicl.ignn, tho nntiot.nl loader In both totnl i.Ueridniioi' nml average I or game, potted a phenomenal uttfinlani'o mark. The Wolvirlnr*. •*lu> tied with Ohio State for the llig Ten crmvn, lured 1. Iota] of vn/iUn fan* for six games, an iivul'i.gr *.f 011,017 f..i their ell1st god .'Indium. Ami, Mieliigau li lev!..ed its game*. Soul liein MuilindM, playing in •he spue I'm* Cotton Rowl, wtjp seexii.I in total iitU'ndunco with IK 1.bblt fun* fin eight gullies, nn nv'■1age of li(),5IN). Penn \vn» third vvith its JKtjHK) •i.tul, followed l.y Dili.. State's :*2,l4il mill Stanford's M55,800. T ' iIiiiio lopped the Soulit with ,j & M m Tnlane Li.uisinnn Htnte Georgia Tech Aluhama Tennessee Florida Kuntucky Georgia _ Auburn Ml*:., Stale .Mlssi.**ip).i Game* ti 8 (S II 1! 7 6 r. 5 2 IJ tm _ A T L A N T A . Dec. 1H— (/l*| — A f­ ter Georgia Tech’s l.axkcthnll gnme hero tomorrow night with Davidson, the Yellow Jacket* awing east on one of tho most ambitious tours since the war. The opponent first will he mighty Rrndley In Peoria. III.. Monday night, A game with Ht. Lotils in HL Istuis follow* Tues­ day night. Two night* later tlio Juri.eN play Michigan State in Lansing. Christum* holiday* for Hit) team follow but 011 Due. 20 ihn Jackets meet III Raleigh, N. for a nationally milked tnurna- ( nrunt. The Raleigh tourney con­ tinue* through Dec. ill. After a gnmr with Clmltani.oga In Chnttuuooga .Inti, 2, a steady diet of Southeastern Con­ ference team* meet the Jacket* through Hie nll-SEC tournament in Imulsvlllu March 2, 2 nml 4. Mickey Sermershelin presently lead* Tech scorer* with 28 point* — 10 field glint* nml eight free Hi rows, Hormcrshclm i» pressed closely hy Melvin Dol.l with 22 ..Ini*: Joe Keener, 21; Rarry ' lumkur, 22; till Cline, 2.1, nml Colin Anderson nod Teelcr Unisteinl with 18 each. R The heaver snmctlme* uttniii* a weight of GO pounds. Iia«t Times Tonight Greer Carson — Errol Flynn IN “THAT FORSYTE WOMAN” K ID D IF S U N I)i:if P e m m e y ’s : . ............. SATURDAY ONLY HID DOUBLE FEATURE BRIMSTONE • MODULE F K A TU H R • C O LO R C A R TO O N S NEW S ( T I I L O H R N H N IIK II Vi H IK E 4 '0 !H I’I ,K T K SHOW S tt: ir» — 8:15 — 10:00 SUNDAY — MONDAY ZIPPER an d BUTTON FRONTI K itln# WUlard Mar.huit aaaorlaad pn ym to U u Durochw put la far rookl# Don Muelaacallant flaldar who •ea Mar*hail In' tha i w . . .ja k i led a * acHba U .recall a h m itU iM iArjJr/ chriitmm c h im RATON OARARM NI FROM H H H iTt WORLD OP THRIFTY OIPTS Towncraft* rayon gabardine. . . the pick of Santa’a p^rk of aport ahirt fabric*! Penney’•faahiona il into a* bandaome a loof iloovo S :a i £ ss K Hriint, baart ChroTlMMifP vat'dyod, pra-ihrtmknr •yiR ditto. 8«tii •I* U.ftft*.Oft iBEifcifcj HSKillt I ., v.' A:' SOTji ■' V 107,000 w 47.000 27.500 Yellow Jacket Squad To Flay Easterners w m r n k v T 9* ur a c n tm To rm w im n tn rri* * 7™ AIU .O IN U IT IO N K I. 100.500 m SHIRTS I'n r Cm iwtliillon * • * F o r S i r Acci'iil I lit* wt'lciime ««f yo u re (ii> in lira Church "f Your Choleri Sunday I _ A tte n d ­ ance 278,221 252.05(1 101.750 181,n m 150 145 i 54,nno 145.000 N A N I UK l> O R L A N D O n i) I lilt N l>N F L A A J ti A T I U K f l A S it I N O A R R O W ” FrankIu I’aiker cut Puncho Higma’s lead In their series to — 1 with u struighl set victory ove 1 I'ltrkci the Kcundoreun, 0-0, trailed at 5-2 In the first set. Tha Eastern InUrcollugln u Basketball League, In II* 4(H season, U thu olduit court loop In th« nation. fo r Individual schools in the Southcustom Conference: 9. 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Iha t - l i >.h*i..r im itirm. ataail.itn rb a ru r It rm ir an.ar la lla lrd la tlir iilrp b n n r la t r iu r a to r thla arraatatiida* Ilaa Ib r a .rp rtla a r la r « p r r la 4 tu p » r p t a -ip llr . ia nrdar tor ua tu rra d a r Ib r brat pnaalhl. a rtrla a , a|L W a a t A4a tpual ka 'p«flSr •" h4,*r4 rita a p a a tltr a* lu ta ird la trir .t aa rrra a araara la M t r mi. W a ra a a a l ba rrapnaalbla fur M a.a tbua aaa In rn tra rl la a rrllap. THE SA N FO K D HERALD — FOR KENT — 1 Small two iimm apt., I IT. W. Jr*■‘nllni1 Avt', _ ___ I itir.irnlMliiMi A pi. Ailulta only. A, it. Ni.lilv, air. Myilli', Sanfonl. _______ Knur room furnlnhi'd K**rna<' upiirtmriit. Ho.' mllr north Monroe Ilrldge, U. W. Stinnon. W K LAK A A I’A TM K N TB , Roomb nnd Stored. 110 W, Klral Street. I Phone 14.11. Small unfiirnlahed apartment. 601 1/2 Celery Avenue. Phono I20U.W. t____ •____ I’limtahe.l Apartment, fl Larue rtiom.jiml Sun Paten. ‘All Para. Piirnliilieil apartment. 814 Elm Avenue. lJ Two mom apartment. Apply 118 Elm Avenue.________________ Would nice Chriitian couple tn muhare home with m«. Very teaHonahle. Kopiy Box Z, e-o Her* - 5.^1 *«lve lull partleulara. Part ......... of m .... home v<ith ltVteh»n te». ' 2—WANTED TO _ ._ WANTEl) — TWO B E M o'OM FURNISHED HOUSE. WILL BE PERMANENT RESIDENT. III I°X iUli i^ t Y i V fiiW i1aM ilfc' v .-K e « l E a lu le F o r Male— 9 C tlU ttE Kor flatai 814 Elim _ SMAl.i, FRAME hungalow. Two bedroomi. Thin hou»e juat re­ cently ennatrurted. Located on 8 large Iota apprx. 8 Mi ml lea {ram center of city. Priced am­ enable at $8260.00, Owner leaving city and wiabee Imiqediate Male. Property could be ^xrchaiteil furnlahed- for $1600.ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Reolter Itye e b d R. LuadguUI, Asa Tlewe T U ___ Atie.Ue Baifc PhTroom residence, fiend borhood. Large lot — l fool bouse. Immediate oceunancy. 2416 Palmetttf Avinue, 0 N E HOU8B n d ? t I,0 PO! ______ A ____ O T T POR SALE. CHEAP. IN W H ITE D IS TR IC T. H. L. D U H A R T. 20 acre farm. Good boajw, ail ' modern convenleneee. Purnlsned. 14600.00. Will take late model tnouee trailer In trade. R. C, ' Howard, Rt. 2, Bog 246- San­ ford.___________ ______________ Nlra house, 6 rtAims and hath, fruit trees. Mount PlymPla. Easy terms. Inquire e Ca« Station. Rt. 4A elnmann, owner. • Arllriti* l*»ir Male —5 A rt Idea For Male —.‘i l — l'elM.|,iveHl«rk-Mu|nillea tilrl’* llicyrl,'. fm side, icHannnlilr. North Florida Stuart soft .toll N i i » ' h iu I i II i * hut'Hi* fni uliv ( 'a l l Hll-M 1 Phone 7Kr..\V. prciiu*. fine.*! iiimlity, tu Ihv $.1.5n. VV. E. Kmhoff, .1, , *mi 1’itr cvrnlMg npiKiliilini'litii mi,I **— iiia .i* n.,.v»,.ii w. i;ith si. dumoiihtrntioiii, nl home or ut Exp.'t ieneivl lypi-l -tori' roll 111(1, yum Kelvlnntoc 12 fool I’lywood Hoot, whit*- mik M'linle.l frmolnu. 1/2 h.p. Sen Kinrr 1'i-n lIni nl am i l i . a v . Oi'ider, Itniigi-*, ii'frigi'iiit'ii,i*l Kickei lloth for #H5 till. Phone mid Knny washers. St. .rulin' WOHK W A N T K II — fi 1070-W. Electric Cnnipmiy, First mid Magnolia. SINGER M ACHINES. Ch 11 tmu gifts, Terms. 1115 E. 5th Si I L L TY P E S of Iniihloier work, renson.tlile isti-s. Flit" estimat­ Ainiitlnc Johnston's "N O-RO ACH " I'hoite I li',! I es David K. Carpenter. I’honr santilnry toutlnu tills Rnnrlns* Jt~MAS G IFTS FOR HIM A lll.lt I8P8-M Ants, Water ting.* fur months. CROWN LUGGAGE Pint II.HP. Half pint HOe. RnuI'K A ITD II W l|(h in Miitclied Sets mlllut A Anderson. V A N IT Y ('AShVs-jEW ET ItnXI S ► ’*»'*' *•*»" plowing soil ili-cintt l it lit gm.l.'l. plot... I'AIIIIAOE I’liinls. II. (i, ItilnrnIIIIIEF CASES CI.UII HAGS Al '> ''Ii-,.ling mol gi 'dini; hi.ltd Phono I617-.I Lake Monroe. CAM Eft W A L L E TS — ri.oihip Ing lasts Phone I.-7 J Jar* HAN Ft tl ID JEM EL 111 K MOTOROLA RADIOS - jHMfnip Ito-. oi1 LUGGAGE I'D. portal,le A- Tnhle MmleU Itllil Hmifonl Ave. I'leun I l r- W tile F D. I lost, lluji (ill I'a.ila; HANFORD JEW ELRY AND I'm i.em.-it.ig, ll.iihltng, I.Du I iCITItUH Fndt -hlppetl fur t'hii.*tL C litiA tiE CO. laving. I’ap.'i lli.i.ging, paint ihhh. Mr-. M .11. Haeketi. HU5-J. Igtl Sanford Ave. Phone i :mk ing. Mini, g'.a.aat.'.'d, fa.r dealWe bath lone when yuu duu’t feoy's 20 Inch hicycle. Half price. lilt!. reOM. itillile pi lees G ch.i I cxndittnn. Ph. Ht)7 .1 _ bring youi* pre„er|ptieee te Waitress. W h i t e Lanwy's. Phone 103. f'LKN Ti “”f h B : w tion f o r ■k v :"ri''" llnr. let I In m.H.it i’ltola, Itor fili HALE. D U H A R T WOOD YARD E N JO Y Sunday dinner at Luney's, ■ J ■ " !J . ■ 78c also we*k days. Lunrhne S tine Gtm 30 gallon water healer, line lias ■’pni'e heater. G. U 1 2 - Nj)e«inl Srrvk'VN — 12 short orders, Fellows, Phone 1113-1 H O T LU N CH ES served every N-MAS G IF T H EA U tfU A U TEltS NF.\V I'l.i ll'Its surfaced to per dny 11:90 tn 2 with Home te.in.il. Old floors tnadu likELGIN Mode rolls slid corn Muffins. FOR ItULOVA - Git FEN n.-w. Fim lung, cleaning A wax I.o NGINKS - W ITTN A HER Homer's drill, 321 East 1st. mg I‘ .it al.le power plant, 22 Wntrhea fioni $2l.th. St i eat. __, ^ i . ... ■ uxi.eHctn n In Swnltiol.' AlbO Natl. Advi'ltMcd Coillllv, II. M (ileiibull, Lake T U X E D O FEEDS: Complete line. MKDANA W ATC H ES from 113.115 M.rv SANFORD JEM I L in A Hunt's Tuxedo Feud Store. LUG G A G E ft*! DIAMOND RINGS VENE'I'I \N Ll.IN D S mn.lu lo or I'll. 13 IK III It'll I STO NE :um Smifortl Ave. .,ei Seminole Venetian Blind SW EET H AM LIN ttimigcH and S IG N E T \NI> LODGE RINGS Co K3l> MT. Hr.i, Ht. Phone i.i iipcfl lilt. $1,111) |.rr Inishel. SANFORD JEW ELR Y A 1152-W Hi mg ciiiitalncrs. A. U. t.lovc- C A M . f.17 for Battery, Generator LDGti \GK I'll. inn.I. Phone IIU7-II 000 Snnford Ave. Plume Etta and Star.<T service, Swain'Small dining room suite, buffet, llntlery S«rvi.,-. 301 W. Find E8HEI.M ANS Rei| Rose Feed. tal.lc, il chairs. I pl.s e bedroom Ht Tuuchton tk Will-on, I i'll I Celery nif uith Minings and mattress. Ave. Phone 1185 .1. Moving to Manlier house, must Oltl.ANDD Morning "wnlioel. O r­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph -ai'ilfleo. Hei! alter five. 2408 FR IED Shrimp Dinner, Served Itav. I105-.I. i'ldmetto Ave. "The Rest Shrimp on Earth" LAW NM OW EIIH ahurpened, Idey GOOD A N D MAD every night ut llomer'H Grill, e|.'s repnlird, look St key work .124_Esst Jwt. Street.^ ______ I Slightly used dresser, No waitlng-w.itk gunrantited. oval pinto glass mirror I2P.P5 II. \V. SI..limn.. 3111 East llh Hi Shock Resist. Watches $5.t>6 I Used Dresser $14.06 Snnfonl, Fin ( Formerly with New Work Shoes $2.06 Slightly used rollon Willi...... Flxil Shop) Courier Paints gul $2.68 Mai tress $12.06 Army Cot*, itlnnket*, Songln.vses, I Slightly used two pe. RAM EY'S Upholderv Shop Fm Boots, Tarpunlins, Raincoats, Sofa Red Suite $40.60 inline and anloioohlleH. lie.i .no Bunk lledu. Sperlal— 5*pc, Sofa able price..- Flee pickup St tie AR M Y-N A V Y SURPLUS lied suite $70.60 livery, ili.x 1441, Sunford. lllft N. Palmetto Ph. 1.121 New— Table Lanins $ .1.06 Vudon.i'h Refrigeration Service-. $12.06 *12.0 amt Appllami... Call 1112 It «t IP ITS A Rrlggs A Stratton En­ Metal Utility Cabinets Hollywood Headboards and legs 1240. gine Or Parts you Neod Sea Free with purchase of Box A. ll. HOSIER LO C A L and Long Dixtanee Mov Springs nnd MHltresx at regular Frenrh and Commercial ing. Storage and ttratlng. M’lgld Pi ice. your registered Brlgge and M' 111inin i A Co. (not Ini'.) 2011 M A TH E R O F SANFORD ________ Hirst tow Daalar_______ ^ North Lain.-I, I'honn llll-t. K. 1st St, _ Ph. 187 Q uim) used Flnrcnrr table top oil lhoing room suite, good condition. F R K ilD A IR E range, reasonable. Phone i:i2n-.l. Hales and Service I'hone r>:»l-W after H:00 P.M Fail'dy trained ipialified Set Ladies' Diamond Ring and 1 violin, vice Men. Bargain. Phone 7H1..L fi— A.It i it.I.Kfl vrANTKI*—6 H IM . IIA IID W AltE CO. N E C K L A C E ; BR AC ELETS AND .101 E. First Plume 63 EARRING SETH, Highest cash price paid for used w b — . ■ . ■ LOCKETS- CROSSES, furniture Toil Davis furniture COMPACTS B Co. .Ill K. js t . Pb 068._________ I I— L O S T tv / O l i N I ) — M Phyllis. Van Dell A Foret tier laisl: Wallhain Slop Watrh, Him k 7— I'rlM-Livenlock-HtippHtii D E L TA II-M A R V K LL A Dial, whim numerals, rrul.al.lv CROSBY PEARLS Emit of Sanford Ave. Urntu.nID E N T IF IC A T IO N B R A C ELETS Registered Boston Terrier Pupable reward. Return In Hi iaht jilrsi $60.00. City Service HtaSANFORD JE W E L R Y * Of flee. tlnn, North of Sanford. Phone LUGGAGE CO. ___ 300 Sanford Ave . _______Ph. 1348 ^ 1555J-I, W t S b O r O Faints for every Fni Safe — i '/Muie, ^ 26.00, In Ifi— AUTOMOlilLKS — IS Lake Monroe sectlun. I'rmlucpurpose. timi Credit Assaclallon. Phono MENKAKIK Glass A Paint Co. 1041 Clievridul for sale in pet feel kJL_____ __ ____________ 111-114 W. 2nd. ML Phone .1». condition, , With 104(1 tnnlor go A N T U jU E China, Secretary, Coni- Cni ker Spaniel Puppies for Christ­ llig al II hargaln. IIIH Lmirel inas. Mrs. Carl Moss, 2631 W il­ lete VictorianParlor Suite, Ave, low Ave. Phone 462-W. langlng Lamps Ulasn. Also Trucks and Trash. Select Your s p e c ! A L F O R J A N U A R Y O N L Y 1030 four door Chrysler sedan radio, heater, fan, Fine eemllGifts Here. "Pair Trading Asbortcd Broiler Chk-ks, heavy tlmi. Bargain for quick sate. Poet", Park Ave. at Gm Golf end light, from Pullnrm Tested Phone D120-WL Course, W inter Park. Flocks, Rnchn, Reds, Wvanihittos- Crosses, $3.00-100, P.O.B., 1041 Deluxe Chevrolet 4 door. G E T MRS. Brown Miller's Fruit C.O.D., Live Delivery GuaranGood condition. Telephone 1430 Cakex at Plggly Wiggly and teed. Take' advantage of thin or 164 1 X W , _________ Table R""*»ly. offer now. C R E S T M O N T 1D47— -Dodge Coupe, Prnotlrallv SW AP SHOP, 406 E. 4th St. We H A TC H E R Y , Dept. 66, Box 7. new tires all around. Excellen. Buy, sell ur trade most anyBlackwood, N, J .__________ _ rondltlon mechanically, An Ideal thing. Phone IP8-J.____ __ FOR S A LE — car for couplo or husinexs man. Christmaai Gift Crating— reason­ Small Idark and white grntlo-mah* Priced $200.00 under market vul. able rate*. Wight-Willlams A horse. Four years old] saddle $1003.00 Co, (Not Jnc.) 200 N. Laure), and hi Idle. $125.00. Ph. 851-M. 44H2 Plymouth Tudor Medan, An Phone 1614.____ all-annual good car amt priced RA llY "CHICK SPECIALT Decern^ P A R K E R - KVEK8HAKP lo sell. her only. Pullorum Tested Pen A Pencil Seta $503.00 Flocks, Rocks, Reds, Wyan­ RONSON, EV AN S dotte* Rock-Red Crosses 11)11— Plymouth Coupe. G o *"l ASR LIG H TE R S loo. Not sexed. P.O.B., 0, tramportetlon and can be tmuglit 'L i v e Delivery Ouari al a ridiculously low price. C I I E S T M O N T H A C ........... LUG G A G E C a M ERCURY CO. ««M u lH 4 A v e . fk lM S Ffc. 1660 Sk r tn*T» S»VtH K ■“Irikw*, ' v' al ••: E M B W t&i : ij T*rf h'm. J‘i: t - I I , -4 x ;,. .' - ...... I on..* I,. 1L-. . ' -1’ tr\ A ..a-., ^ L ~ ' , w n JS W : l\ l, i..-i IV i ll , MKLTON’S l SKI) ( ARvS YO U R H I A R I N G H R V I C t CENTER Jo,I \ I ' tint. l l , . I 'h i d i r 120,1 I Gei F it’ sil ItA ITK R IK S A L L hear.eg aid- here al liumr YELLOW ( All CO. Me ha. r trunk sen ire H M i ll # * * , iot OmiY**Itiff, JcKtsOrmitA, A i i n u it k f n t r r \\l . X JM I NlNlInn i7* i. 1 N T. r7 I NO TICE / JJ STORE CLOSING HOUR Saturday, Dm.'inhcr 17th .Monthly, Occumhcr Iill ti Thursday, Drccmlin JL’nd 4 0 minutes after it is pa in te d wi th ' ~ L w a z iita ll Star I It iiriiri.it yo u r pieD ir t - III i..in .lit- after yiiiii ......... it ii.iintctl w ill. I ......n u ll. I liu w a ll- u .ll l>i >li v m tliitl t il...---- mnl til.- m i.ltt w ill Le t.il..i-le-v. A ..li i .n u s e I li m it . dll I'riday, Ot’ccmln'r 2.lnl W I.i m n im am <mi dal Mi'ronmifiitlcil ID SANTOKO MKUCIIANTS ASSOCIATION ii m llil p a in t. ll c m i i - .in ; Sal unlay, Dcceiulu'r 2 llh - ii i Iana tlo ■I mighti . ii .me emit — 1 \ I I. n altp.iper. \\ i' Ii a* i .1 I ..m um ill culm r Ii II t fill' >m l— ■ tlm I a ii ini'lelo stnek oi all r . dm Sl:ml(*v~UoKcrH H ard w are ( o. S. V It sn .< i \ l Tor Ol i( ’KM IIKK CORSAIR Oullman! Motors i r ii him , 11 S|).*ii;it SII'l.tL'i ft.....1,. .-» II 11 td '.lV I* I M IN Npi'i i.i) Reg ol,.. 7' , .*>I l!l.!ir» V|li!l,;t.*i II I' I \\ I \ Sjll'l till r>I Ii r.B.'l 1 1- I ' l l Remit... \ 11 him Ii t h i 11 Sliiu \ * 11*I» (i p j t r >1 11ti'l S t 'iih n a r d ( hi < o. hi vv i-i .--i■i-.-r. Scmiimlc Tin* Shop .’111 \ 211 S \ M H U H AN K. n / viilv IK K .j «5- llv |fitv I'.llk (imto r 7 ii. iiniril 21 I lour Sen ice SHOPPING WILL BE 11:00 P. M. ■i— IILRALI) Want Ad» I n In 21 Mn. • Idisv T i rum W K 1)0 n l [{ O W N I I M M HIARING t Alts 14 4 4 * O » o t V .0 0 0 iu<eb u m , all CROSS IV I FOUNDATION Vl.l I’llONK trott *y#i So«o to u t laki li»t than tfl*t _________ . » f ( a o o x iff rtHi fuH tefoeiao' _______________ the* os tbs$ N»* FtfiSi ImisfwOitMx. WlRo— v| \K IN ' i i IItil I U N I . I I IO N “ YELLO W ” ON" THE FOLLOWING BATES hc mean* VII d USED CARS FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY IW W # F M AICO B IT T IR -IA S I £R IMPORTED F l o t nl.i A». \ \K A I HEARING .IIHIer-HlKlinp Lu I It S. Park \«| . IN I t ll l o i ’ k Z ’> M i l . n o H o o k 1 1*1*1. • *" l i o o k 1 I*.*»Z .1“ A Hill'd l viwltitt Fl.lt liook 2 |Mk> 71 Idit J*1 New ItjMuila IM ii IS. L 1 S a u l . oil. O.hll' enough,, Snmmy Snead Only t" All-Anterlrn Confer*. * * i. " Nel-un weie llir de-! elict* plnvets lun. pm ill tpaled oi fcnti’il golfers in the two PGA every game |.l •v•, I i,\ then Iill.chan.,'ion lops which pioduccd the incc the league was (mined in la ig t'-i u ia n ia g m a rg in , S am i 7 DMd. F i r m A tl«l 111n «. i F in t H ook i I'n V lrt A I ' I n i I Ion It ,1 p u i t r I >oi -1 i i f d o t ii li* l u l u h h i m H o o k .1 |nino 7 t i.o1 «.'• i It*i*f v. i 1lidii III <* 141.*» i i o o k .i i n i i i f n \ V S **f I .«■! hi W e a l of Tli» H i m In < ‘o l o l i v i ' o i o i m i m H. JAMES GUT AGENCY *#u ittiu oi It* nMitfiif)*, j« t Hit* n T t r r t **l ■hr iM *t k of wuni I ' o i i r t ■11 Ih f • .,o*| 11• . . . , n S . m f *iik Hr inltiol* ' '• i til v F l o r i d a , on *li, Tt k i lu ) •>t l . i i i u . i r y A I* .m il d i a l m t lt 'fa nl i tfi**i ••**( n i**'*‘ii'.' iir o « - H r •—,***. \i 111 In* .011*1 •|| itlol III* o«l i.'tiiM* |*roi * 0*1 «•\ lu tr li \\ I T N K H H inv It,uni a 11*1 o f ftrl .it . a) .m S.t liti*r*| St in molt* i t \ I I . o n . . . i, o r hi** ik*' stli *lay nl ! •*•♦ » m P n A I* 1*1* i* h m :ii.v iu N i M rrk tMrrull I ’o i i i t . H« t o l h o l i ’ F o u n t v l l.o ni l h*- i.fftrul fur fill** nt pul'll* - f i I y for I Im Ml'I ii'M tint! 1o*M i li » lit, ui Hit- front tliHtr of Ih*• >- n •o m r i A l si \i.» ii**l S i l t *1. 1' I ' M \ssi n M \ i i ! s I Mill,. (' o ii li ly I iMirr IlitUnt'. ,il *.m At i ufoii'V*. f of I ' l a i n f iff fori). LcKhmlun m M t K» A M HILL HARDWARE CO. fC lln riiH i. IMH. N O T K * i: IH O I\ i:v I I , it t |mi r » m ini in ‘ 'hu|Mi*i r*i r i n r h l u H in t if I f a , I f l l u « .nn> I "I hi .101 K. First SI. : Ilpi'fmlirr ICHUKIIV 2 FACTORY TRAINED <)I!ALIK1E1) SERVICEMEN I’A t.r. SEVEN m v p m i n i t r o A l .n . HAJIFOH|» KLOKIflA Sf! VH U 111- /* �I F R I D A Y D E C . HI, m Sockarno E l e c t c<Wf You Arc diving: First President Of Books, Here A re Some To Consider ed Slate* of Indoneauf, H* is to be iwntn in tomorrow morning. , The new nation in the rich Kail Iniliei it to com* into forpial br­ ing iliorliy after Christmas, when the Dutch turn over to the Indontiiani the trim of government they have hr Id for tli«e,cepmurt. Soekarno. a ^ fiery orator, liar been lmimtrtia'i top .Nalionelut figur£ (for nearly two ifrcadn - lie Wei unaniiiaiuily choten Pmidenr of tfie U. .N. |. by the electors fnmi 16 inifonesian slates. When the revolutionary leader move* Into I he Dutch governor general'* palace, th» action will ■ymbollxe thn Idrth Mf.a new na­ tion to Indoiieuala'a i7M,Ai)0,IMK) peo­ ple. In fart, that m^ve Will mean more to tlieiii a* proof of Inde­ pendence than Hlf-vUte written agreements and annpi|nc*menl*. I.es* itin11 III per rent of the pro- Every year Santa Claus geU In a -lilpe funk over what bonks to glee fatuous people. The truth Is the old fellow’* eyesight Isn’t what It once was. About lha only things he ie.ol* anymore ih o fdw hdrk ou rubers uf Iho I'ldice (iasette, lo-cause he bus found be ran aklp (he tine print ^ntier 'the, pk-tures arid opt mis* anything really Important. To help Hulnt Nick out of his annual quandary we compile <• tentative list of books to give to the Mg and little folks on his Christinas rulirall. Here’s the 11I4U list— and maybe It has n few Ideas for you too: The Passionate .Journey ViePresident Barkley. A (iulile To Confident l.lvlng— Hurry S. Truman. The Mature Mind- Westbrook Perrier. A tlraveyurd To l.et — l.nv (ieurge (iabrlalson. Chairman of The, Republican National Com- Water Shortage (/Dwyer Wedding State Farm en Market (ftaariMM tr*m **•«* not meet Ml»* Slmpaon until be Hun* uf gal lens less water each meet* her at the Church Tuoaday. iiuy, iny privation*. day. mid and not leal feel eny Mia* Slmpaon wan divorced in City resident* were aiked to (ofl!»4it from Carroll Dewey Hipji of get tub baths and showers for the Teaneck, N. J. That marriage did not take place m a Catholic church. day. do all family laundering *• The tall) MIm Slmpaon was Imrn one lime, wash dithes in one batch, In Dallaa, Tex,, a daughter of the and even to drink one glan let. lute Col. William Sloan Slmpaon, during the day. cotton and rice planter. She at­ Talk uruund town IndicatedjNew tended private schools and then the Yorkers were taking "D ry Fri­ convent of the Sacred Heuil io day"--the climax of many curbs Torreadale, l*a. on water use — In tho-aame-gaod The Iriah-hom U'Dwyt-i, who humor that must of them exhibited roae from a peimlleaa liny .......I- miller wartime restriction*. grant to liecome chief executive (.'heck of the reservoir meters uf the iiatioii’a largest eity, was utter the experiment end* at mid­ circled for a second term lust night will show how many actual­ November- tin III* way up, the boy ly obeyed the "don’t" during the troiu llnboolu was a coal passer oil 2-1-hour per Uni. a freighter, a aloker oil a Hudson If Ho- saving Is hlg enough, Rivei steamer, a plasterer's help­ ■“ lire Friday" will be a weekly er, bartender, a heat-pounding holiday until the emergency ends. enp, u judge and a brl go idler gen Hut Hie saving can’t be too large era) In the uruiy during the Inst i oiupared to the normal dally use war. ill well over a billion gallons. HudIn Mluinl, Vlre I'realdent Allien ness and Industry use a big part W. Ilurkley and Ida lirlde held a of this total. nautical press conference cruising Drought, Increased use of water down illscnyii* Hay today— aml uml outgrown reservoir facilities both seemed to enjoy oveiy mom­ have cornblned to cut the storage ent of It. If to e third of the 000,000,06(1 The "Veep" wasn’t talking poli­ giillon capacity. ties. The nearest ho came to It was Today’s supreme effort is "not a leniurk that he Intended to bi­ n hippodrome nor an effort to as energetic as possible in govern sen11- people,* 'says Water Centiiih i I work. mlssioiu-r .Hti-phrii J. Carney. Il “ | believe people in high office is “ii sincere and planned move" should make u point of explain­ aimed ut learning just how much ing government to the people. I'll water New Yorkers can neve voll-ontiuue to du that- I've always iinlarlly. been eneigetle," be added with “ isn't a success, the city will have tu take more drastic emu gi in. Tile Imueymoufiera posed fur vatlou measures, he warnad.tV the owner 6f aM aatatg In V ■roies ••( pictures during the H> minute trip Iilioarii the MU-lout •Iiliau Westchesiar County offer Muanu II ns guests of Henale sec­ lb. rity the MidbOAkOO g a lln . retary l.eslle lllffle. The yacht wa ei In hit iHleiMkiUid.“ * I In- president uf a M fs ty r *i is owned hy Arthur (Jardlner u rum advertised In the ttefvspapi Washington and Detroit. ItV w “ We don’t mind this at all, H*( 'S to p F rid a y 'sh a v in g kley told pliolograpliei a, as long 4s Hie Aluei ..... people laugh with look* just fin* ri«wr,>'.ahe said I us and not at us." The "Veep" posed In I 'apt. An Th* couple turned irp an hal gust Sur linin'* hat- -‘‘I look like hiiui late after snendlng the nig I an admiral of the king’s navy, he in Nci'lusiun at Miami Beach. lernni ked. Wtien pbnlii|(rapMi "In murrlege," he said, "I'v asked the hrtde to adjust the hut found that every man’* expert** 1 fur a old me, she refused "It TH PANMM* i no. m ■rises reported by he Hanford Htaie Keans, I’teaitrul I leans. Pul (trart.lt titan*. Wi l i e n il *. llrnccoll ('atibaa* Ml ! Calling* ('a image, lied. ... Red njir tl s>» •’orn. flsreai « Dos r r l I t utt I'ollard* Hoi Brh II lm Cnponuts, Florida aa i* a*■ is uu Celery . Crl 11 f J I'ocumliers, Faru-y Bis Buhls I I Sn kleaiilsnt Bu- R*hls I t V . Fsrsrol* Uu np r I I I I.el luce. I In,siou K I. Crr II is l.eiioe*. Icehera, d ry t'ech L A e rr 11 «<> Vlosiard Ureen* d u i Bch I *u Ohio its, (Ireen this itch It.nA pea*. Fntu*n Hu Hnr » i >« Pep par*. Fancy ... Hu B»kt* H so Potato**, Red Bits*, t). h I (a t.h n*e* tmn itsrii*h«*. teen Hu t»h r* 11 on spy ting, hud mum>d H i s s ’ B r o t h e r ,'ifivlrt Hint brother# an member* of • pre-war Communst umlmgruuiid Tad government secret* to Denies Communist that a Soviet syp rliifr. —*I5nrly *V#«» York pr Jt *** mi Fl»»i ■ lilii (riillM find «* *-lnh|«*n d* Donald Hi** M|i|>«*nrv<i n .-Jx I1a r t y Affiliation defense bv lb#* Him* today in hi* Hifvlt’H I AVOfUdim flitIM lll'lfl fr-t* '•« fitIf NEW YORK, Dec. Irt—«/!'»— brother'll witness second trial mi per­ Vegetable Market JA C-'K H U M V II.I.K , ' A 1*i M a r­ Ifi ffitnil i) tm11fy I 60*2 Mil f*•« 12m *i*6. poufur *|nit111v t l MMftllpr Nlifll flllta* 12« 1,76 Hnnp Ite-aiiB huMht'lw Si t ItueiM** black Vnt*>nlliit*« 6,50-7 <•*», 1‘h n I If nl m T'.-fl.'iD w ♦. ;. . "it fMWtrui Mlilt Iil V 4 (111*5 fill. 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It min 54314*2.411 , AbMlirhiiM 2 2f.-3 7f» llitllrtftHkft ffW fc»m». |iti<»r**r 3 An .HtttiMMb bUMhulfi Ynllow Htk'MlHblN*»t k 3.74-9 VO. m 2 vo, II mIi.hi f i (t»* Itit k it t«» Vfiy lurift Milo l.ito* 3 oil. liloMlv Hrmtmt l.&U, li tiiLMb p|m t itfu-JVO. 11m***11v 124-1.7*1, T oimmIopm fImIif !|*|»rui All Ilaw <4*1 flip 3 40. jury charge*. Me ditl not testify In the first trial, whch ended In jury disagreement. •'Have you ever been a r,,,n; rminlnt sympathiser or fi-llnw. liaveler?" the younger Hiss whs nuked by defenie counivl Minnie il. I'ross. "I have nut." he re|illed (Irmly, The witness, lull uml slriijbr llkt' Ills lO year-nld brother, formerly was M high State De­ partment official, added that h* was not In sympathy with Communliit Party principles. Crus* then naked if Alger I His* ever persuaded him to turn over any secret paper* *u Co], Hurls Elykov, named by rhumbera as the Soviet apy chief. “ Never." the wllneaa leplluj. — NOW — ToM iiitoes T . io im I i.e . I III III-I* II llra iie tio ll No i I I m i T a i» e i lo ,. i "rl I t s il -. III llh I t <1.1 Its 11. . i llo i I I 11 12 1C, Urn tlm j llx i | *) Hi t 1171 i ;- oi \l* l i n HI S I I b i i IIh * noon for 4 BIO EVENTS A lu .il L « N G W () O I) HOTEI V Uisli |ia«vy i.otay ou *l> Mrffflier' ad urged peonle to de niaiid liO O d tor iti ike* EVdaneski rlis** rir*u*ii.iii *nil Teuaartu** Off ertils iiualliy then p rlc.i ipiulsd rher shops polled *lg»S‘,,)'f>6 Muivlng or shampooing Alger Hiss* younger brother, Donald, denied in court today that he ever was associated with tin- Cominutiist party. Whittaker Chutnhers, self-de­ scribed courier for n pre-war M A K E Y01JH HEHEHVATIHN (lra|i*frnli. -i n. kortui! tel N « mam lilt l H ole s F in li (ira o s e . rr-H jV ln# . lie. v k .sllliis i<i *> mo*, >*'• Old lashiiiued 7 course Christmee Hay Dinner New Year'. I've Supper Dance New Year's Day Deluxe Dinner Service Environment ‘?r'&iTTr‘?7TOtr*Tr'fr7rfTYf^Ttr,,fr^'1»,?r^ M oi^e aijatrf industry were more veofTMA Man the general' public, Among the first to feel the pinct] have keen washers of *kvr rcrajsers, autos, locomotives and tmttfes. Busineaimen see dire results If preakgr* has to he towered or ra­ tioning resorted lo. Ifth** ere being Imposed on watdr waiters and violator* of re W h f n -H * :W * » T h e s e ( * 2 '-to t. , Under H U 'f t r f f I Vspa.bis unailorned wnlform, us­ ually .white, with p fe* of black yelyak A Moslem, he will *Jp vortgilv. Imt never flilfan a gles*. -Hi» wife is one of the recugnlaad beauties of the East. Fur his political agitation, ha yias exiled by lha Dutch iu .Bpmatr t before World War II. rii* Japanese teleasiid lillll. Ill the fm,r years of revolutionary war since 1P46 biirkaiim ha* been always In thy Ihjrk uf the figlitlng- ir w ii.io i Ftew r « s . *te*» In* ebniil II along1those lines." The illsrushion took place at u tiewk ronfetence at which Ross anntAim-ed tliat the President and his 01hi net will meet at the White Honk# at Hi A.M. next Thursday in a sprclsl cabinet meeting to disrtil* Hie foilhromltiK "state uf the union" message and other gov, ernmeut business, 1 Ron said bo ftkrt'd the K*v .West stories had "embarrassed" ,(letier*I Eisenhower and that was far ffum any Intention hy the 'President. i' Itos* said, "certainly nothing of.ffclar ha* com* from the White House." '• The President, up early as usual, took a long walk. He and secre­ tary William U. Iliiiett went over .to- the -yacht UHH Williamsburg to usy Encyclopedia Britannic* to nettle some arguments «a lu the origin uf’ the names of the months of the year. SurprUint . .. t i n colon, pattern# aud uiuUty Penney pack* into thrifty Tuwooraft* tie*. TlMerwUI epeB tillie tine ou the reck. Iota of tine arotiud e u iu 'i nee adding aroart good look* to hla^outile/ Th e v'n vflen fully tailored, from ckoikie Mte fahHee. Unad S W wrinkles TheW l k n o t ^ n t o o t h l y X u ^ ^ o f Z Holiday Delight! a.sM ort,keiferlfty...infismfirJest.%M H IIIH TN • lly A rro w in W hita and c o l o n ....... ' i.!. HI’O H T H H IK T B • By Botauy, M eflrtR or,,A rrow hi C a ll *R*e U. R Pat, oc, All Wool Flannel and G l U rdfaMk' Ung ' . . .. . , 7$ T« , . BKI-TS . By lllrkok In ills or individually ............ , ; , v- ^ PAJAMAH • By Textron in Cotton and watkabd Cel THE BEST FRUIT! CAKE THAT 7. V * V -;»• MONEY CAN BVY 4 ■S'; • - - UNIIEHWEAR •Bhorta and Shirt* hy Arrow ed I.Ttkf ’* ** 1 f1 5 ’ ( i-r 0 v' 1 S lba. ||J 4 - " *( ' — A LSO AseT - l :Butter , Cookies — Tiny Bells 12v:Sante Causes —Christmas Trees 'j; Hon^Cakes - Peppemute SWEATERS • By Janlien, Botany aud Mctire coal atylea .............. HANDKERCHIEFS •White Hu m , baud euihroi ............ ; — . • .................... , s ( * rrr* s I.UGGAGE . By BMMMlfe •Overulta Caadd > Marathon Hats Medium Band ROBES - All wool Botauy Fhaual Everyhedy’a Chriattuaa 1” Antiqued Cowhide Belt tintia out this Towneraft bait it WJftTkdi^' d Capeskin gloves �TH E H i H a t ty T t o r a % I W f t H U i ■■ I: g a .x 'is w i.t! s s l To Product Prosperity for Sanford. I'mtU thi j t h S i f f t A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXX Established 1908 High Court Won’t Rule On Army Arrest ^Civilian Arrested By Army And Shipped To Germany Mu s t Complete Sentence WASHINGTON. Dec. 19—</!*> The Supreme Court today rafuird to rule on whether the Army cx— (ceded it* authority hy smiling * • civilian in this country fur temoval to Gaimany for court-mac till trial on an old chart*. Tha civilian. Jama* W. Moblry. contended the Army had no right to arreil him on March 26. 1949, at Houston, Teaai. He laid he formerly wax a civilian amployr of the Aimp port exchange ai FrankIP fart, Germany, and while there wax arretted on a* chart* °l proper uit of ci|ar*tte coupon! ,He wat ditchar|cd from the civilian job and latar, the Army claimed, Had to the United States Mob(ey appealed to tha Supreme Court after lower federal court! refuted to arder hit release by the CIO Office Workers Probed For Reds W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10— (jflh -T h e CIO today began the til st of n series of hearings to be given It) memhrr unions ac­ cused of following t'oinmunist policies. The accused union 1 face pnssitile ecnnlsliui from the I no. t-’iret to he heard was the I'lilted l)f flee ami 1‘rofeeshmul Workers (IK II'W A ). Its ease went la fore a special thiee-man t'll) eommlttee, headed hy Kind Itieve who is President of lloCIO textile worker*. Another eoniiiilttee was to hear nffleers of the California State CIO council, hot no rnemliers of the California group thowed up. president James Durkin uf the UOI’WA arrived Idle accompan­ ied by a delegation uf 41) mem­ bers uf hi* union. Hleve would not let tile delegation in. Sanford Passes $1,000,000 Mark In 1949 Building Construction P e r m i t Records Are Twice The Amount Of ‘48 Sanfoid passed the million dolI far rnnslrurtiun mark during 1949 % .The Supreme Court today I and with two weeks uf building agreed to coniidar a three-way attack on a Washington State permits yet In lie recorded, conlaw which curb* union plcket- I slruriion permits of $1.0*10.012 in* activity, have hern issued, nr nearly twice T^rea unions— two of them the 1948 (inure of $580,147. John ordered to pay a total of damage*— appealed to ^hn til (lillnn, city building inspector, an­ buna) In an effort to upset the nounced today. law’a ban affalmt picketing when The total nearly etpialt combin­ there la no Immediate employe*- ed in 1947 and 1948 construction employe dlaputa. figures. Din inn 1947 constiuction m The union* claim this violates ▼ the free speech guarantees of hit an all time value of $(>5(1.176. the federal conatltutlon. Building permit* during the past ■In one of the three case* luur year* tol»l $2,929,940. indi­ which the court agreed to re­ cating the spurt in constiuction view for later declalon, u H re­ nter ton, Wuah., local of the Build- duiing the |>o*l war period. During ‘ as ree* t e s t the four years of 1942 through 1945 permits totalled $394,481. , More than two-third* of the now construction for HMD ha* been Army. Tam pa Gambling Raid Nets W Poker * Playing -Clttoens TAMPA, Dec. 19,—(/P)—Twtn ty-nlne person*, nahhed when a Junior Chamber uf Commerce ipvaitlgatlon launched Tampa'* biggrit raid In months, war* under gambling charge* today. Member* of a Javce* Jayce# law onforcsnirnl cummltts* yWOre to u warrant late .Saturday night alleg­ ing gambling wat being conducted in a itmall barbecue house at one of Tampa* mo»t popular drivein restaurant*. Circuit Judge Henry C. T ill­ man nlgned tha warrant and Sher­ iff Hugh Culbreath atnt officer* to Ihe Deep South Drlve-ln, on Well-traveled Hillsborough Ave­ nue, about I A.M. Sunday. Jack Danlola, 41, wall known Tampa restaurant operator, waa charged with operating a gambling house, (leraldfn* Thomas, 29, waa rharged with being an inmate of a gambling houae. The other 27 ware arrested on simple gambling counta. Elks Club * Makes Appeal For Used Toys M. L. Reborn, chairman of the Slka Annual Charity Chriilma* Trae, this morning urged the pub­ lic to donate uted toy* fur the tree. Ha added that the toy* should be brought to tha Elks Home on Rail Second Street by Friday, Tha gift* Will be distributed under tha tree In tha yard at tha Klka Club at 9:00 P,M. oh Chrl.tmaa Eve. Tha age limit for chil­ dren who receive ley* haa been aat at tan ytari, Mr. Reborn stated. N U T 8 T O GODFREY N E W YORK, Dae. Radio Star Arthwr Godfrey waa deluged with mount* during hi* monilng program on CBS today. The coconut* war* aent by realdenta of Fort Myers, Fla., In a "Nut* to tJodlray" campaign urghim to taka port in that r> aantennial ana pageant of ' rrlabratloh n*«t Feb. It¥ Two BS’.a Anita algo i MHO ----- on th# •«« °f a tyv-axed* during n JACKSONVILLE, 1 -Temperature taMai Ktaflrg Atlanta Atlantic City Boston A Buffalo ™ Burbank Chicago ' Daa Moines Galveston Ijl wOrlean* « Myers * tkaonvill* ■I 68 64 49 64 41 41 tt 8 78 77 n it as 10 44 84 FT 48 67 ......... In home*. Among the ntolor build­ ing prAJeet* I* Phillip* Manor In SANFORD. FLORIDA, Sayre Is Accused Of Commie Deals r a l ? MONDAY D E I'. A w w la ltd Press Leased Wire 111. 1949 i* l )11 I |) 11u H e r S .t ic s j&V; s p u r n s T.tx i L i s . 11 Ol )n I v 'u t u r n s P c n e n t l.ii Its - k’ c e u i p t s 1 \' 1 Ml \ 1 1 lie, 1*1 -</!*> ( impi \| t’.av today llr, 'i"*-. 1 1 o . gl llir * ili-l tax It'tUl II 1 1| k ■— " o l ( •>mitiny In', in ,i • nit * fist tin- - ....... at 11 in of yio.t re* If1"l|‘1' 1I*1 ft t iff - • no i, 1, mi* muxt him mi v n m $11v tolled fi«iMi t1■m"M i't'i .uur lha 1.1\ |> Mix i ' t l >* I-MIK* III lU^rt Hi.Ill ill! r , |. !f I'M it F*911s sell** 111V |t-« U I I, x11 (I 'lull-41, l * • m *t in * .• prints IdX r»!1 i Hi i rut iic-H trx trill •i Hr* >- i tit* i i • 1 «*" p a 10 per** llir ill rift* •■rui i.$h n t if it 11Bin i$ only ifllrr |tr **nl . | 11.r i*|M*A I PO*ipU* I i *ii m •* i i|1- 1 Oir Nni Noik lie I*f*11$i ii*i .'I *!ir kir^N ilinie A|ei(t* 4|i ill) I- t| \>Mil (Hum II not ti. ♦|.♦.Mi lu*. ti.-r it ivA$ if* piMlmv i m’»* prii nil of i 111 1'I* <l« |f 1, u» • ......... tllB, VkI) ' ■ • .............' .III Today B e f o r e Than Tn Kvcr H is t n i v inihy,. 11■I*I Id imlihtri* In tn.ikr .t i Ii o i d u k Ii p r'lir til tlmi ilrp.ii i , with I \ n vv I i till 1fl$! .Imvvii# i . i*f lit a>i 11. II'Mh h uf Mu|tii,‘ iiil,iMY«|fv. hrrmiM M < irs li.il Is G i v e n I H Y e a r s In I'r is u n m l ive* i Mir tJiU'.i 111' -t ■ i I ..... Bishop L o u ttit New Australian Premier Sworn V on M anstein T a lk s To Rotary In With Anti-Socialist C ab in et Is Found Guilty OnChurchMirade' Of War Crimes ||i«* IflSV I1 Mi t III Ml 11' I Havre is an siili-ln lnw «l Woodrow Wilson. IMlxl fll lit Ih mui .Mi-m IHi'* iif On* Hi $It f $iill Pilxi * v Rm in.... 1 Studio t’owiey told the jury of eight A in lit ( lull InH linritN f*iiji>yi*$l liii-ii iiiiiiiiiil ClirUt.i . r Unit .in*i ( lu rry K u«l*- i st,.i idtnt! 1 It 1 no-v, women mid four men I tint * hnm II l,ntn>. M m Kiilh H I! ( ltii|MDnii, Dili ‘I > i •* i.t .n K r Htiln Mr Sn o. . Ml lb II ly ..her* mentioned Hayre nl n meet- Tnuttluy ni^lit Sfuli'ti, lilt in ri> in |lie New Weston Hotel here Si'oll, |H4'Aiilfi»i uf Out fluli, M i l \ Hunt l * Mii> lull, M i i .1 l \ AI i 1 M I l hit|Miiiih, Mix t.union H w i'tiu i, Mi*. M 1 li il ' 0 II. II 1lollry lii'inl, U I'muit III 1 t.Ml! n,, Mir* 'I I ■* Tii.i I’l'ltt M< lit u, M |„ Kuhoi n Mi 'elii- i- W , 1, III" Vl'V •in Dec. Ill, 11140. He ipioted t'hmii- .Mltfhull, Mm. Ninn y ll.m-k, W, l H II. vI. hi. Mi N i Mtihvt.il AllttM Snimn'ii Mi K. |l Kmixliill, .h , All Uu In11 Ml 1 llo- i lin e her* II* saving Sayre, limn High Mrs. VfUD' MraxiMiift r, Vt im* Mi- »if» > M» i . t . i i ' i I I n iliii Mi \S \ Hitlliiy, l.« I' I » i ii'li], l-u'l l u l l Min, Ah I n li o Mi 1 i link Corninlssionor to the Philippine*, .Mhu i Iu UuniNty, M ia M i\ Sloiii liilm l l 'link. If M m \i Hi *4ii*l liiiiilim Svvtriiry, "wn* lieitd of a Coinmuni-t ap; AI. » . Smith (l.ihim l All. KinUIJ, M II Si...Hi, Mi pnratu* in the Stale Heimriiiient. Referring to note* which lie -md he made that *ame dav. fowley said Chamber* told him there were ■anUutions working in the governwent in the ! 9 f V “eju . >» knowing of tho otlivr m lirtf* Citatnbara, Corley tinned I.nly two men that were i ANHI RRA. AiWiVaI ia' rfW lf) <(i|') Aiii I m Ii.i 'k .inti SulmIi «i familiar to h im -rta y'" “ t"1 N": •1111$«*it 111'nk o i r i tlir uMi- iif ►'M^rinmriil loil.iy, Irttlniif oil with i than Wilt, former secretary or the National 1-nhor Helntinn* I ,k,ii|i ul pnlilit M 'l'n i- drpaitlpriil* wlime |ip|*nnncl lm* <|il.idlU|ihd | ' o f [ ))('(■ N l / i I ' ] I C h u r c h I s S t r o n i ’ i-r •r llir IM*$’11II11114' <>l 1114* t\,l| 1,1Witt hn* rnfused >" fommeni 1*1(11111*1 K mIx i I (inidtiii M n i/ iri, hi\mn in witli Inv t .ilnnrl tl Tha local post of tho Amerran Legion will hold Its aenmutl Christmas meeting tonght all mambars ere requested to tiring toys to be given bp the [«gian to the Elk* Lodge for distribution to children who otherwise would not have tops on Christmas morning. The supper start* at 7:80 o'clock, end th* meeting nt H:00 o'clock, with n special pro­ gram directed by Kanpto Houaholder. A report will be given about the pMMiinter held 346 No. Kress Stores Tax Returns C ■ ( Cowley’* statement, Navie -not. "I* Just as ridiculous now n> it was then." Redwood Tree Helps Crippled Children mild Gay Declines Pilots Club When infnrniad uf Crowley's testimony, Sayre told n reported todav it wn* "prcpoBteroLi*" He recalled Cowley had made n simi­ lar statement at the fit hi H is* Tr Ini litut slimmer nnd I lint ( ')iniii* In'rs had denied he ever talked t<> Cowley aliont Sayre. Cornell Cracks Down On Drinking Parties continued day. * NF.W Y O R K . Dec” 19 <>v> A witness in tlir Alger' III** pniurV trial Irstiiird today that Whittaker Chamhrrs told him irt l'*4t) that Francis 13. Sayre, now L ’ S. tep m c ntsliv e on the Un itrd Nations trusteeship council, was head of a pre-war communist appsitu* m tlir Slatp Department. The witnri* wqi Mslrmn t'nwlrv newspaper and msga/inr writn C h * m l> r r x. the Kotrintiiriit’. ■Iiief witnns against lh*». hat testified that H i l l gate Inin *e, irt State Department paper* m I 'Mb and 1937 for traninmimn i„ Snviel spy ting. Sayre formerly wat an a»*i*i.tnl t r n e la ry ai slate and wa* Hits' hois. He testified in the |>re*enl trial that Hiss was hit right-hand man and did an outstanding tub. Harry Smith Is Elected Head Of Boy Scout Group ,-timdv r .; NEW SPAPER H is s T r i a l W i t n e s s S a y s F o r m e r A s s t. S ta te Secretary W as Head O f C e l l svu been tippet* epnotr the**, It'h k vr beert'vplated and the remaining seven will he finished within thiee weeks, xald Mr. Glllnn. . ('iimmerdal construction ha* totaleil |220,Oitr, in value, anil mi-ludes ihe new Margaret Ann Gmeery, the Piggy VV)**ly Grocriy, nnd the new building of Seminole ( (’uunlv Mnlors, Inc. Church construction now until i wav nr completed bas an eslilmntj .1 value of more than $160,000 II" citsl of the new Presbyterian Church Anas'* I* $66,000) Dial "f the Methodist Church annex. $'•". Harry Smith of Winter Carden poo and nf the Hapll*» Church »" was eleeted president of the Cen­ ouu. , , . lie*. $44,000. tral Florida Council, Hoy Scout* The major city project du«''" of America, at a meeting hrhlav the year ha* been the new $4-.,W night aI Ihe KiilsropeJ I nrlsh swimming pool now nearing com­ House. He ancreed* Paul F*. Ray­ pletion In Fort Meitori Parki- A mond. About IM> scmil official* new high In permit* waa'reach* uml their wive* were present at In October when more than the dinner and meeting. OHO In new construction was au ■ Paul Stine, Orlando, wi* re­ orlxed. ___ ________ elected first vice-president nnd Ralph A. Smith, .Sanford, second vice-president. Doyle flnrnulil, tlrlnndo, ivn* elected treasurer. Named a* member* of the Ex endive Hoard were W. II. WakeITH A C A . N. Y., Dev. ID— ' iiuin, Orlando: Laurence Johnson, — Cornell University todayt stmt, Daytona Hugcfi) U. W. MeTaggerl. two "drinking societies f j" " 1 MvliNMime; Judga Troy Hall, Leesthe list of recognised student loirg; Dr. John Cnnn. Delomdi organisation* after u slud-m Marion Harmon, Hanford and Eli!* wAi wportRd to hivu rirnHy <1 Mlrkler, Kissimmee. from drinking a quart of mat Eleeted as reprr*entatlvea of tlna cocktail. „ „ „ ihe Hemlnol* District at Largo In u letter In the Cornell Sun were H. H. Crumley, tha Rev, A. thl* morning, Cornelia W. <h* ; ti. Mrlnnla and H. F. WheelerKiawlet. acting president of lie-' Jr. of Oviedo. University, said he had banned Congressman Bid Ilarlong told all activities of Mejura and Hem of the value of Buy Scout train­ L'Amed (Mummy). ing nnd of his early association The Sun. student dally new* with a scout troop in Leesburg. paper, said d# Klewlst's action He urged that young people lm resulted front an Inflation con­ taught lelf-reliancy and not to get ducted by the two societies rrt the Idea that u "henevolant Unci* day night, at which a student Hnm," will support them. drank "an excess of martinis. E. C. Hogan, Jr. told uf the In­ The Bun said the initiation crease In Hoy Scout members lasted an hour and a half. The university identified the from 700 in the mid-thirties to student aa Harry C. Melton, 20. nearly 4,000 in the central district presant. I>. E. Denson gave a Junior from Wallingford, Pa.. at the Silver Heaver report. R. 8. Drown, chairman of the Bemlnola District Committee, welcomed the gruup. M, (I. Hnxwel, deputy n-gloiml executive, gave the re­ gional greeting*, Dr. John Conn Straughan’a Redwood Loghouar gave the report uf the nominating a huge hollowed out section of a committee. 1,900 year old California redwood Charles Morrlxon led th* group tree which haa been formed Into a singing with Harry Weatar accom­ three room trailer, was shown to­ panying.__________________ day at Magnolia Avanua and First Street for the purpose of aiding LRGION M E E TIN G tha Elk* obtain donations for the Harry Anna Home for Crippled Children at Umatilla. The tower cut of the original log measuring more than nln* fast In dlamatar and more than aa feet in'length was eut 44 fast above tha base of tha trge. Mora than of work waa required for W ear tb Btraughan aad hla son-inlaw, William Gnidiei, to complete tha trailer, which eontaina furni­ ture made of redwood In Ita bad i, living room.and kitchen. 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V M•■11 .*i■ , Munir I -ti HI I \Miit# 11 ir*I •\ Th e y lunl (iimpm^iiiMi -lire*" ummih mniiix11-1 iff Hir 1 -•11b11li•11 billy nil Mu* -siiinr m ill Sn mil t - i d l«i hr III,,1 h\ lit, \|,|..ieon \\ UnillW *(, tndav. TM ) l l l l i . b-1.1 I", $*■*• "The Clumh wn* nr\ci .** *n m.- wen Mli'- l i i -I mi t mui 1, t-fb.'i . Ill) phltfiMtUtt Jljfttlb't llir I .it In 11 pm i v \i11 , ilr, hm -l to ple.id ho ment h «‘M •net mi m *1i i l i p . ti III*1 ») t. t b '•-•Wile, III In km m >iii M illilem w ii I o iii o I i-oilll on a* it it today". Hi*lm|i l.inillil •> I day III, 1 , 1). i'l lint 1it' n**i i41 w ilium " b u b hml rond..llcil 1 pufiili i»tt I Di* " - l ' m * b*u nm mo*- i|n-i ill, , h uei-i anil w.i- o "Kvcn ii il it tiur that unit ’ i'l Mt Ki ll n p if i'UtllU* Kitii! f li mii I KraibipiiM nt Arthur Will inin I'm Men* Irmlri mill'd on ,-iyht otlii-i <, iioiii Ml I'lir«*i* liiuil'i • ,ih l 1ivti i -1•*t a prttrlll ui tlir |icu|ilc 111 nm ...... 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I hat i* nut a hut hut n vnu oel III, *1.1 T wm ntlit'i bilh p" I -«■ M, ittnI I lie Chun li it tlnnigrt tud.n in ■ III I'lilf lie was i l , !i:Odh id-imaa a, n- Mill V t >41U, |M, \*4■I r ♦ rvciy cuunlry in Hu- wurld il m I m m I ),\ till-’- ii military cool Is t-o IIII |III) I gI*111•I i'll II |' || |tt Ml tb* It hat iu-rii hrhirr tlllimglmu1 i.i, d im e uml lout lo-eo o- , npn *lit l nf FllPinU I 11 i l l f ppip 'i u i 11. In■ fIn i Mm , liiitury.” . -t v foi tool,' t loin fon i yen I ,- bin pH, T I m t i , - 1he l i i i l i l , loought him l>* I ..Mis Hi'fliu it v Hit i t *J*1- nntlliiu Chriutimi* gifts wen- iin-*i,i'1 f » 1 itiit Mini ii i ll '[ lie Hi di h Ifni e a m ..... .. - <1 nl * won* In *b In Mr*. M. D. (iatchi-1, Mi* M l. -lv I Miiaslein's 111it I rods wai ■I mtl •* gart-t Yale*, uml (icoigc Hi- > ,! I II** v$bull- n ' i 1In- Ilmcw* S O U T H H E N It, In.I. Ii,-,- lu gt" t'I’Ullolls III hr half uf the Rotary I'Ini' W ASH IN G TO N , lie,- i -i , |,| * *- 11it***.I u ,1 I lie Field M n -hill' d.'l, Hi- ' w H liftn* v. b. ii i i nJ'l A pielt y, i In u i- mat i led •loirle* A. I.lndlii-igh -avt- mml IS, W. S|icnet-r who i-xpri— hc,i 11i«*$*r •oim-el had d" -'I ilii-d him a till I In iiiotlim l **111 li> • ! appri-ciutlun nf the club ........... hiMi-u-wife iva- tn-hl today in the ern man has allow id Melem-e 1 muruiKi'i! ,ill»' laving -,f lo-r Im^loiml, foond "illHidatu hillt l,»> gientlv fr„o ir, hero of llo- Id-imao i-< -,>1■■ M1 finii't klenv I-i - ■ fine fund uml good M-rvtci- llo- defeli-, illltigeil llo \ It,---. b* Rf1*1 Mill I lig* n -i * \ they had n-ndcrud tin- mpuin - dead til (to- l<it<-li*-li of Itieir Meat 'In- earth to u In, Ii In- an- lioio. Thl* IMI I tilt t I I III l*i* Mill 1.1 roinlndird a d s diintig win apartment on Sonlh lt,-ml‘ < ea*l thin lliruughuul tho year. IV ilios throwing In- wind,* e*i-i,-oi'< 1.. 11"in v mui I line indlai lo Itoise allege I 'I imii , Flunk tf, ) out of Imlnm-p dent tiouiKi1 Tuuhy nnmiiun-i-il < ,i - ide iciiu, 11, l»y bib i •1 •-in •broil ({I i Von Mali-tein as clime Dele,-live eiiplnio l-'H-Mmlit l.em llii-rr will In- no im-i,|iiig nf i • "If we are to l„- tinailv smvi-s- o'.ini-t i vt imluvv <t| a hi..i, min in wliicii I in* rein I loond Man leni go III h-r odd tin- 'II vlllli lii-xl Mnmlay nr mi .In" "M ""ini..... fid," the "Lime Fugle' Vf ||e.-, ' a 1 bat gr ol "di I egaidillg In ■ b u y II11 9i|f|)( M h Iona II l.i nil UlTinnit nf Illy ('III j-.|mil was - barged Inins Allntille (King .......- ,|. S lm n f f* 4xI fi< *■1 hltl t be line New Year hnljdiiy*. m ill "iini'niigalioii i,, inmdei." dared in a weekiod addles., *-\Ve duly" to -rcilli- piddn oul, i nnd Dl*hn|i l.uiittil wa* mi mil" - lie aid -lie ltdIII II I*-i| Ihe fatul mini meuHiire i-ientifie a,-con, 1.. u-specl liionly tmlioi, Mi con ♦ppan'iilly Mini . .i n mi u lutafinv hy tin- Hov. H. L. Zlnnin-i man - 1 > Inoil lug of Iter luinliliml, Ralph pll’ hmlints hy III,-n effect on mart , igu-nce ol which huge mindn'l’i ■IllV'M, <l lews and ollim Soviet , tl Ig<-1- ■ polnli-il nut that tin- spi-iiki-i ■ Long, HI, rally Holiday after an himself," ,, l i e shot, hanged, pn "d iiiiil T i l HI s t III 1 It a former rector of flatly i > all inplil dunking party and i|uurTo date, he told rm-mher* of 1 IIS A M , I I 1 l*.e. I-i f.1'| Church and a funner tiit'iuhrt 1 lel. "lie was the only one of toy the Aero Club of Wa-hingion, lie- lm wneil In special MH .......pi in William Id-t - I , fill, i n titer the Sanford Rutury Club hu-haml- I really loved," l.ernlei effeel lm, not lo-eo entirely good ilo- nicn of Ins conitnand Hi- was nloi found guilt v -d "ntld'a clitiini" *, '""-■tin player, i* Calling atti'iitlui) lu tin- *irn-niv said *he Htihlied. Lindbergh ma le one of Ids rate ratline to "sri-iue hilinii"" Ui-iii a ft ce intm t...t , a 1tec *gi i log Id uf L'lirlatma* carols hy I In* m- in Tile ileteetlve said *lia told of public appeal unn-* liefore tin- .... Ill ,,f Soviet pliHUIlel* of war. month* and l i 1n.v - of a v - tr's I c ti U i M t o a r t * t v « * i Jamming one *holl Inin a hunting oviutlitn gruup Siiinidiiy night to in couseipiemr ,,f which many d 'enteoco fin y d ili a of pinole. rifle mui filing il into the floor rereivfl the VVnglil Itinlhers Me T11i-m died ol were -dmt. lie had been . .it '■ d of a murali JELLY K IH II I h i X h HIM Hill llo- emit 1 in-quitted It"' 1 '"Id offease lt|vo|yiii| i liny. IIRLSHANK, Australia, Dm n "JiikI In »earo him." She limited moriui Trophy lot lugli pnhlitier Inn-band a* saying, "What's Mursliul oil dial ges he iinilmll/ed serviev to aviation lie spok I* (111 No friend -o •"hit 1 Vi- . yyi.ia mi — (4*1— Ilrlntt Androw McNaiium, I'nltib 11ii ltd to meet Mo i1" >on e at Mi-lo ai mal lperlldlleil killing of III, wa* attackml uttd killed yi-*i- - the m a lli-i, losing your a im ?" • lid m i l l annlvi-i-uiy s e i n i t v r r - dll v tof i l ttin i l l * III l l f lJlR !* ” . , , , the tilth Lenilrl said ahe then told of he left tli" jail M'-tetday and inni airplane flight at Killy Hawk, "'‘ Dell* ami nia-s ext.-tmnod"m day hy u giant Jfliyfi*li at N--i'i> Jewa uml other tacial tWottpa. walked alone into do- ruin. Mission IlfHvh, 17 mill-* i-n--t 1 srri'umiiiK at him to turn around N, CJ, nnd faee her, and then of firing He also a l s o wa* aeipillled tii-ipiilled of Tally, In North (Juct-nHliiud. l.indhergh said he greeted the clairge lie aullmri/ed and pet mitt another shot. The Imllrt struck The hoys' father poundi-d nmt ■H-euslun with mixed emntloii* ft! transfer of Jews mid oilier kicked the huge thing in a di­ near jamg'* heurt. 9HOpp,N?AV« t i S I.lneotn llri^ it, one of Mis. Hiiicd ths time of the Wright ■.idol group* 1“ the HH and lie«lpt'rate hut futile effort to saw in brothers., he said, aviation lm* n|Hi, knowing the |trisonet* were l i 'o i i u r t r i | t Tkraal ton's Ufa, Th* boy died In agmn "declined" from an art to a *cl to lie killed. from the stlngx. The Jellyfish -h.l ence. Y O U T H ’S M URDER TR IA L In .Syria, a gioup of Syrian away and escaped, JACKSON. Miss., Dee. 10- (/»*) "As we have prngrt-*«ed in tini r ,i * t i N * M e « * s i* ’ — The case of Ronnie I'itts, IH- science o f' aviation," In- added. u t ^ . ^ 7 LAW M AKRH DIES year-old high school student "we have ssparaled ourselves from FLORIDA SU N S H IN E JA C K S O N V ILLE- Dec. Id. id'* charged with murdering hi* •he balanced quality uf life, x x x LA K E L A N D . Dec. lb -dV) ......................... — Former State Rap. Cliath-* A. sweetheart's father, is experted "How are these perfected air There's mi end in sight to l-'lurMitchell, 4!>, of Vero Heath died la go to the Jury late today. craft to he used for the henefii of bin's hlomv weather, unexpectedly at a hotel hen- yes­ Attorneys begun their final man, to raise his standards In the The Federnl-Hlato Frost Warnterday. arguments this morning In hi* deeper sense 7 argui lag Service foreust partly eliuidy Mitchell, prominent Vero Reach trial, "Great factoriea full of Workers, uml continued mild weather to attorney, was en route to hi* home Under questioning Saturday by great speeds over the surface of night and tomorroy, with a few from Tallahassee where ho attend- prosecutor M. M. MeOnwan, tho tho earth, crest destructive power, scattered showers along the low­ nek Uema ___ ■_______ ad a atal* road conference a* at­ high school Junior told of being ■such B u y C H D IS T M A S g ^ r arg TmprexxTy*r they er cast coast. torney for tha Indian River board nude and Intimate with Anna are eve* essential to our survival The outlook is for mild weath­ He was a representative iw31-u:i. Hsndsraon, 17, iOis Meeis oa r u * rive) er through Thursday. Woman Shoots :ird Lindbergh S a y s Husband To Death Science Uroteds After Wild I•arty Humans Too Much S 9 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c362500198c44ed5c78cd22377e69e9.pdf 5a58e986b3e6e7e9bdbdaba3fce125c4 PDF Text Text I Legal Notice No t ic e t o to n -r ib o m e n o r thm it a t d k p in t n k it ’ * - **"(■ ■ ■ *r i o n g | f , | ^ Ih* r u b day of Decimlier. ***• /or the ...... of h , i. o llo w ln g w o r k i Htale I'rolnci, Job Jfo. tina.Mil, to a d No 5 ( 1, No l-u k e C o u n ty , he. au lg* Clermont md Hoad No. 13, IVafk In i'onlai Of II hi limit nous Hiirlsct tlartatmanf. Tin lunetb ,ifk approalnalaly 11.171 ml Ira. J j k ' N t / j n r i i ) . Cl, Itoad No. A]A, llravaiil Connf. belli a..ii Melbourne JJeach and polril ■iiproalinalely ko.TM mil** ojiheati. \\ ork lu conelai of f b ' f n a a liiliimluoua . Mlnsrsl *■1 ‘ "*■ The length |e approal lately ( 71* inllee Job N o . 77ll7 IM. (toed Nil. *lf. Hi intrude C,„H,. y, between uvledo end Orangn cunly l.lne. l\o r k 10 conajat of pplylna a tilluinlnoua . Slln.rsl tel i oat. The length fa approal* lii.iti ll 7 17* mllus Job Mo. ISOS. :ml, 'load No. AI A, Voliialu Comi lr. between Kinkier 1‘oonlr bins and Ormond Work "> ctmalal of applylna a Dilmutnuus Mlnsrsl Ural Coal Tha In,sib I* approalmately lo 107 mile* A urtlfisJ check In the amount ol ISM"'") wll' be reiinlrrit. For each propoaal a rerllrled iliei'K In the ainooni etaled alo.ie, Hindi, pnyalile to lb. I'tiiilinoio ot ilie Htale Itond liepnrimeni, with Iha neceanary Hint*. Documentnry Htitmpa alliu'lieil. mil*' »■ <iiiri|iHiiy eni'li bid All rerllrled l bei’ka ahull ba i rl lllli il wUtlill itnya of Die it a I* for lerelvlne bine. Cn ahli'i a' i Jie.'ka will not be iiiTeiiled Tin* rlieekn of III* two low eat III.tit I I I . will be dapf tailed All will k tu be done in acrurdame with the I'lana, npa.llhiiIlona iiiul HpecUl |'i orlalon* of Ilia Htale llond I j. iisi tnisrit H|>** . lal at Ielilloll la i MIlr.l lo Hpe. Ill I’tov|a|,Ilia will. It will b* fiirolali• ■I with eaidi iifonnaal, I'loiioaala will be futnlaha.! lo iVuallrieil ITonlrai loi a iiimn H»* phinilon to llija uffh'a t'ill I'll). h i m oil i i F«ni i : ai ii fin • I'OHAI. I'lana may ba |iun liaaad ftnm till* office for Hie auio of It for «ai'h eat 'No pinpoaala will be Issued unleee tninaeia fm them are received by this office a t l e a d I I huufa prior In lb* Mini- fur nin.nlng bid*. dll blits III lint allow totals for •acli ll*m and lolal amount of bid Inssrltd un m e cover ut the pro­ posal The right la reserved lo r*J*ci Thome* Irl McKamey of |ohn* mi) or all blda. HTATB HOAD DKt'AHT- ion City, Tenn., former winter Former Victor To Sanford Died Sunday uisNT o r riAmiDA Allred A. McK.thsn, Ham I*. Turnbull. Mate Chairman lllebwuy Kuelnrar Atlunltc Coast Line Kuilroad 1 Annmmree Change Schedule In Effective Dec. Ill, 1049 Southbound Local No, 8» Arrive 8:16 P. M. Leave :t:»s P. M. L. T. Sheppard Ticket Agent I’hune 63 leshlent in Sanford, died early Sunday morning in the Oel.end hospital, following a heart at­ tack. He had been in III haellh fur aome time. Mr. McKamey la aurvlvet) by the widow anil two anna, Howard A. nml Tliomae C. of Johnson City, but more recently of Oel.andj one daughter, Mrs, Jack Hamlett end a grandson. Jackie Hamlett; eliu two hrothera, one ( lite r and' hi* mother of Tenntieee. Funeral arrangemente are in­ complete, but the body will be tent to Johnson City for burial. Co-ed Killed local cofu. Hoover Economy Security Official “ **■"-* a ip « « fa f d e m o n s tr a tio n >s\ |u » t f o r y a u l Sperkmen seld. V3U idcM Her death occurred when they returned afterward to the three* story fra m e dwellinK lor men students. Coroner Callahan (aid Bvdnaiek firet told authoritlee "1 mint have killed her" hut Inter explained hin mind wan " a blank" at the time ehe mot death. Bednaeek told a newnman hli mind wnn hesy lint ho believed they were “prnctlrlng Mime Judo ho bln." Moth Iletlnenak and Miss Jack* ■on were stibium majoring In piy* cholngy a t the Uulvuraily of Iowa. She was from Stirling ton, la., and he la from Cedar Itapid*, la. Each U an only child. The plil'e broken-hearted p a r­ ents were in seclusion ut tneir home today end the mother a s i under a physician's care. Her fattier, a member of the Stata Parola Hoard, Issued a statement lu which he said sh« we* "brutally murdered." lie attrlb u tid her death to "jealousy." "M argaret was un innocent, trusting popular girl," her fullier said, “ Shu was riot aristocratic In liar bleas-she was very da* mocratlc x-x a "People going to college have to fit themselves lu go out lido tha world and you can't shield them too much. They liav* to ■land on their own feel. Tills Is merely a case where an innocent girl put ton much trust in tier companion. “ I know there was no wrong doing mi the pert <>f my ilaughler--end the authorities have veri­ fied this. My di-ugliler *»» not in love with lltd n a n l. She was with another twy fur her sorority dance the night before. "W e have built our whole life eroiind our only child, 1 RAnt I n Y o u r O l d S t ovi On A Beautiful New G as R ange ^ lONotNii «ii.M fiom yean af esperlense we highly iscemaiend langlnesWlftnousr watches foi thelf swpell*H woikmufuhlp. Piked fiom 13475 to 52500, In every wanted W « H h fH . . . r I lin e s . . dum p tlr ltn rto th rn down thru the yrarx. No r»Hs . . . nn bother . . . nit Mtiiitliiy morning hliim with it T IIO K . And wonder of wonder*! It will nnivert Into the allckeat ■ml ninel efficient dlNhwitsher you ever hnw In I 'i irtluulfH fur ntily Itill.Ml! Can ymi think of u win apprerlitte more? Come In Tomorrow! rjAsstrsn ’I t'ltUHifufti t >». Jeweler . nutiimutfirully! J uhI i htnk wliut It SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY Where CuHtomern Send theirFriendH —- Home Controlled I M f M ' I W f I " 1 1 » Ike matt pewarful Para Trltck. tr^ ln e .ever built. Louded with unusual feature* each at dual cow canfr/c <orbufa|pra,velvea faced with hard c o b a l t i h r t M l U j i l M c I g n l l l e n . Avattabla In only. *• truck In 3 big waya. Phil, In imaethnsaa gained by eyerlapping power Impulses. Seconds Ik imeke manifold efficiency resultpt^Ffrem shorter ‘'leads." Third, In the litertrtass and rigidity a f tba engine block. 6^ . M E AT D EPT. W0ners ...1 lb. Cello I t a > **u rtv i| Hiked I I \ . * COLD CUTS .. .i..lb. X f t M e re n ti't Ann llre m l^ SLICED BACON lb. 49^ Steak CUTLETS lb. 79^ in, RibCHOPS lb. lider'cHOPS lb. 49^ iinn i Brisket STEW.. . lb. VMWHTRRN1 p o h k lo in Chops Center Cuts lb. Chapa End Cuts Freeh floatoa B u ll PORK ROAST. Western PORK LIVER.. lorida CELERY Stalk IARROTS Lg. Bunch Georgia YAMS 5 Ibt. ‘SONUli TeontU ; (free I* WBIBLEVR e*e*eeeteseieeWa< Bfi 1 it m 1 f '(A V-A/rri 1 •ji'ti > ii " i fr tip k I M ' i i i ■■ ■ t t l •# # » • n e d ent ’jja a k ry da sign and oes-ievlng high <am|treailaii avallabla In ne ether frtok aelaa leader. laedeivMft* Ignition far amkavlrifla. 4-rlftf .• alwndiiiM .U w y p |* t a i» '^ — •— * �r1 mm . ®lf* Wanted Ibratfi ’T<1XT X I •nC H K * F ''. ; : la Cait; 1W* Sr a t N t E r a * ate Ta P n a m i • *>ty^i 4 ilM World) H t t America, far Saaforl | | 1 _ , A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P E R S A N FO R D , FLORIDA^ St Pete Is OnUlwed , ByHighCourt 10 .P e r c e n t Amuse­ ment Tax la Said To Be Confiscatory By Supreme Court Missouri Court To Hear Racial Suits JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Dec. 13 - - (4*1 — The Missouri Su­ preme Court ruled yesterday that trial court could hear dam­ age act tone growing nut of breach of contracts with clause* prnhlhltlng leafing or telling teal estate to members of a particular race. I.aat year the United States1 Snpitux Court held that real estate agreements not to tall or lease propeity to persona of a pellicular race are not en­ forceable In court*. The Mlisouri court held yeaterday that the federal deciilon did not go Into another angle— whether ona party to tha orig­ inal reitrictiun could ha sued for breach of contract. TALLAHASSEE, Dai. 13— </P> — The Florida Supiama Cduti toj^fay declared unconstitutional a 10 ftrcaai amuMmant Us Uviad by ' (k* city ot St. Pttm bur*. ’ la a unanimous decision, ihe court u id the tas w *i ‘Wholly « • ^Itary. unruMiitbla and confitatoiy" and tha city wa» without power to lavy it. The las W#» levied •••in n amusamtnl oparaton, and bot tha genctal public. » Tba court raid icvaral special - laWf war* patted during the 1949 ItgiaUiiv* session authorizing cil­ ia* to levy «uch eacUa taker, but R F C ill war# vatoed by tha governor City Geta Report OF RFC On Loan For River Docks Tha 8 per cant saU* U s . levied by the State during tbg (September spatial •asiioii eliti efpUss to iJnilMRwnta, the court laid, and muSteipallties were dented the right to levy a similar taxi . The Supremo Court’a deciilon Qupholda a ruling for tho IJInellas county circuit court. St. Petersburg theater operatora contended thalr occupational licen­ ses taxes ware Incrteaed 200 per C*ni and tho additional licenses tax** were increased 200 percent d'the additional 10 Mfenpt levy gross receipt* wduld edit them 4,000—an Incraaio of ,12.000 par cfni In taxation. - -, ni lit tesatton" Justice Glenn Terrell, wilting the’ unanimous opinion, said a tax turrets* of 18,000 parcant id “fatal fur Unreasonableness. No business .■■ MP#* I Ts T a ke E x p e c te d U p $ .1 0 0 ,0 0 0 W h o le B ond T o O f Is s u e Ih r City Commission last night reviewed • nine page report iupplied by the Reconstruction Finance Cniporatinn containing the trims o| the $300,000 RFC loan and bond issue (or the waterfront termi­ nal project. Copies ot the report were given tu ihr Commissioners fur fuiiher sludy before llie Commission ap­ proves it its the form of a resolu­ tion. said City Manager Clifford McKibbin. The RFC will probably lake lip the whole issue of bonds, lie atided. T h e leporli o f th r Hwlmmlng I’utX Adv&ory Contraiit*eras, let-um memiliix .a, St cent ailmliaioii price fur rhllqriVi^firul 2S cants for adults, and that tha pool h« oil#* a yean aruund paals, with full lima from April to' October •nd part time during tha winter, waa accepted he tha Commjatlon. r. McfThbir) ■wwa.Mpd th it tha tnmltt in south lion til the actual operation of Hie pool, which la now waring corn RWIi WHli » m .?" iCm\ No Change* Are inned In Loca . •* •l* Grocery Stores V • •iaAWMRUfc1! plotfon. • garaant of the Sonfdrd Mirgar Ann' Store a« far a* Wd Hava beon . informed," Uarutgor Joo Saunders said this morning. “W# have been advised to con- ttnue operation* aa, lit thdl P*»L" he declared," and ouf policy wli ba to maintain prlcal a* low and volume of aaiet aa high aa pos­ s ib le ." c Raundera atatad that he A number of raaldant* from thi area bounded by Twentieth HtreeJ. Escambia Drive, Locust and Mel Innvlll* Avenue, what* many new hornet art/being built and occupied leigiestcd that th* City make “ survey for placing of new street lights. This request was granted Request of d A. Maddy of the Fellowship Front, for extension "/tin s gruvs gruva at at the .... Municipal ----. A llhad been udvtaad that tha stores citrua (Caatsaaei wa * • * * •*«> wm be operated by a new aub tidiary n corporation known aa Mar' nn Btoraa, Inc, ' The Winn and LqvOtt, organise tloa has announced subaldlay haa acquit* of-(he Margaret from tha „_.»*rst Ann SupOl--------fh* ptlca Involved wa* around •lM fO .0 0 0 . • -'Is. tl Officers of the ngw corporation «f«» A. D. navia. ptialdanlt R. C Rajtlay. vic*-pr*ild*nt| J .G . Han ton,. vlr*-pr*aid*ntt , Jamas DaVis, vira-prestdenti president) G. W. Cavaatary; Odell* Morgan, nattgh, secret* r. 1 F. Arnelj, assistant ttaasurar; T. nd tr#— tre n u, .. m.,, secretary and It wa» announcad. that panaiona and rih ir employ** benefit plans trill fa continued fgg aninloyaaa of _ the Margaret Ann ttnraa.. No • change* will be mad* in tha )•**Inr. - merchandising and other onaratlonal polieiia of tha orgahlaml JJj T'»d*e Offer* Five Dollar Sermon oratoi>ry n ic k drt If -*V th , ; . r r A bl* T IIK P ‘ f U) W KATHKR .Jnurt) snd continued jii.i.i \VrJn*«d»j except c^iiKiKig .LiiJy •. ith occasional • wii. i .i ii.r rUiahaMCt area Wad- J T U E S D A Y DEC. 13. 1919 Associated Press Leased W ire British “Docs” Over Dozen State* Join Scramble LambastEwing On Medicine C o n tr ib u tio n s f*' i n in A m e r ic a n D o c t o r s T o F ig h t B r i t i s h S o c ia lis m LONDON, Dac. H it $l.*irt 13 - V I V - A group of British doctors lanihailcd U. S. Federal Sacurity Adimnmralor Oscar R. Ewing today tor his vittft on Britain's Natiuna! liralih Service. The “ Fellosvship For Freedom In Medicine, target of lemsiki hy Fwmg line last week, relniiril il.it "the public itruuld rcahic iliai Mr Oscar hiving is Mr. A nnum He van's (ipimsite n^mim in iln- L mi rd Slates." Derail it Hiifoh hraltli ministrr. Hie grou|f objedstl in imng lagged "a small giuup of diehaids" by Ewing, relorling lhal un ihr contraiy it numbats 3.IMH) members, most of whom art in Dulam's Health Seivice now and air In mg to makt it work. Ewing last weak sent the Bri­ tish Health program wa* » siteeesa, amt charged that certain groups In organlrad American medicine, opponents of a 11 H. health M'hrme, were conli ihnling to support the propaganda activi­ ties of "a small group of dirliunl Biillsh doctors who are 'till luridlug the national health piogreiu." The Fellowship replied it wan not (Igliting th* national liralih program hut was fighting "tu keep parly pulilli’i out of medicine and an In prcsnrv* th* high standatds and splendid traditions of (hi- pro­ iV Bullitt Once Airliner Crashes For Proposed Air Force Academy Called Alger At Capital Airport Hiss Commie By C HA R LE S C. HASLET AP Special W asA Uiton Service WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. (#*) — A tnamhle u umlrr wav fm tlir piupoiril Au Finer academy which ihr An I un r Impn Cungrru will autliorirr at it* neat iniion. /rn i M r m li r n «if ('••n g m s, r h a m b e n <>i c u m m r u r ami uuhviihial n i t (tom m m r than a iluicn slates a ir tanipaigliing to wm the iciilemy foi ipecttlc «ite*. The Air Force has set up a hoard lo recommend a tile . The tchuul would prepare offi­ ce! * for the All Force a* th* West I'm ill and Aiintpolia academies do for the Army and Navy. The Air Force plain to Invaitlate all silet suggested in bills gate before Congreet. w well a* other site* proposed by chainheri of c.inimercv and others in letters to the fleeteiaij of Air and the Secl e t a l y of llefelite site 1, laid, loht a I eportCr the Alt t- >i.-e nt« no preconceived idea •» to Ih r Mle. Th« L'hiet ut Army F iigincei* has been a tl.e j hy the hoard to make prelim inary »uiv»y» of th* luggetted eite*. A ll )iiu |)„ra l* tin tile s must he III the liuaid’i hand, hy Pec 31. fn n- recumiiiendstiun w ill he g va ilild e lo lllr u r \ t •rts lo ll ot C oligletr. nie Fellowship, in it* f° trn'*} statement, said that n.me of Haailaa** « * ran* ■••• Local Post Given. ------------. . llonora Honors At Annual Legion Conference Anchor Inn Entered, And Robbed Of lif W 'I .J ir s ^ iy id T - a s * ! ! : yum returned Sunday night from Tha Anchor Inn, on the Or il,r animal mid winter conferente Undo Highway at French Avanuu. m .lacksrmvllle. The local post . was antarad Sunday night and wa* awarded a ca rllftca ta o f martt more than $1,000 waa atolan. ............. .......... o f Florida ...rn th_r ... Department Folic* Chief Hoy G. Wllllama 1 *■ t )(ir meritorlou* service in Its ported this morning. , , >mrml.rrihlp drlv*. It wa* m» . a ^ 1(||i ,,n n|U (n Klnrida hmiored Tha robbery waa reported to olica yesterday noon whan Jim .mt uf the mt>r* than ‘.’no post* owner, opened th* pancar, 1 ’apt. Karl T. I.ouck* w»* the re■h register w*» ripjent of two awards. For being ivarn.. Tha cash ten pounded found to have b**n rounded upon the Legionnaire who enrolled the •uod and damaged. Of the emour. i, *0.1 member* individually, he u . SI ------- . . S u . A - ma A .a K|v*rs a diamond encrusted •stolen, U ‘ " about $#00 wa# in cash and 1 eglun nin. He also racaivad fo u r an $100 in chacka. , 'the screen outside of th# vanfVg1m i"e )l*r«tt* lighters tilator fan waa found s fur **ch (tu tntmbera we enbeen removed permitting entry lolled. Into the building bv crawling uildf The conference approved th# it ween th* fan bladaa. final plans for th* annual conAnother robbery wee reported 1 rn Him which will b* held In April r Gilbert Williams, operator of uf HIM In Ft. Lauderdale. tfve Good Luck Grocary, l - u* At Die doting luncheon Sunday West Thirteen! Street, who re- State Rep. Rryan G. Patton spoke veafad that Uia place had b“*n ,11 the subject of “Tha Dangers antarad Sunday night and if nonimumsm From Within. removed from cash register*. rear* the Legion has "For HI yaara Police are making an Intel)' liren the leader in tha fight of tha rob- sgainst Communism,” Patton aiv* Invaetigation Ii ■* “Poll*#- "hi beriai, Chief Wil Hared. "Yet, today, w* are In far R IM . said llama. 1 greater danger from the threat of C<otninuniain than aver before, It CALDWELL WINS I* Incumbent upon each of ua to TALLAHASSEE, Dac. lA r V f' see that the type of government __ mer Govarnor Millard Celd which we received from our fore —Forr waU. tn hla flrat appearance i«- bear* as a trust ahmild ilij ba passed ffliw th# Cabinet aa a private on to our children and onr chil­ tr. today won a reduction In dren's children at laaat In aa good that coaital petroleum com condition as wa roc*lv*d It." ia paying fo r an oil laea* on I'alton is tha present chairman 1Innda. ......... of the Un-American Activities __ amount atlll la to ha cal- Committee of the H oum of Repre­ tad, but tha reduction may sentatives of Florida and la a past •uiatad, •0 parcant of tha ha aa much aa 10 paymanta made by department. commander in OxlaMfltOOO annual pay homa. • the company, ■ I.ncsl representative! attandlag m h h ax Galloway, Joal Fi#|i forton, rapt., I 1, Jr. . B ohn % U. N. H IT BOSTON, Dac. 18. — (/P) — U. H. Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr., says lb# United Nation* did To N r M h r t I. m ils I 'L it r * l In S t hi I ' r* i i it r *, NEW HIKE Ih^ tin lot i With 19 Survivors A in h . is r w itlo r lu p rn o i ot Is Picture Heiress I0';1;. Is Shot lii I'iiig c r h• 'n“ iei d i 'B I*'M ini v,! r* iI ' DitiingAiiloFliasc t a 11 ■I T t i.t l it t,p) A le rt A t I im m W A S H IN G T O N Pc*- the blstc O cp •«i i iic ii I tcrtilic d In .Isv a ioin ici i S tin h tiv s d n i m 194/ bed i r l m r j In H im i- SLonraf.' Miu^hin I*. t H e ld F u in m im iit. I he o iiiie *- n »• l>i llo iu tie , k lo in iri Stanlry Federalist Aims Hoover Presents Are Told Rotary 8 Point Program By Joe McCusbn To Aid Tax|>ayers Id iK lin t ; Is W o t II I C u lle d W ttr ltl P f» ;irc P l a n G onl Of G o v fin m p n t Is S a v t* K s t i m a t e i l 'T o O v t* i ? B il- Iithi I >iill,it •; A Yttar N ear t e ld l i — i/P ) — • A i 1111 .*I anLuc i a rude red off a i t . I n , >ili i, tilth * tillx fogbound ..............I t )f i*,r*I v .l A s Vuf n li-i night and ■i a- tu I in tl., inn l tl,,- K.tm nac lio n A lti* i t , t | , i h i r I f t 't i m . i, i, I,,in ..t tl„- . ' I per, *,n* "H I i p ) * lJt.il sir till I >AI?Ir.N k Miii I M t l 'i | * i i| j i* , i ( * * , | ................................ •*»» «$m*iingl)r I *kl If I* l ir ul I i I it I I in riU |..u| , t t 4 | K iin h is >sdni 111M lo l l l r huai.l -an l il h e llr ir * that .lust In,-., many proposal* tha lllr Nrihril in.l, t ill, ,I n a dr • tv ie lm le . I i i vc received wa* nut alioui li.lMltl a c ir- m il lie nrcer ■ary toi f o . illlir . to Main 2,Mid w u iic , i„ it.r .rx u n l Iln * I,,. lo-A, in. trie* ot i.ieui r«l. Arthur c a ilr l* iilld ri n I III ,1 I .iild ltio li- pn|Ui\ m il l " ‘l * ............. r ll o.licao, Hccreiary of Vhe .1 l l ' « , n , . f « rn*. r , a ■ a u t I IlSN Hht f ' i n rtl .IS l«» llV I'H I .V3 I ) ) 111 M 1 \ I (ill ill ir« l H Ilf It lllr IliH tr M ill poll " I J ^du«lr fsMlit 1 \ \ t M I I I N t . I l t \ . lire I.I. — "W o .I.i pr.n f <.ill hr m-silr |rfri f/l*i M nd rrl M iirc lm IT ;iu k m.inrnl milv lliiu n v li tlir rat.ih|ishI ’n ir, li s u it I,n l.,, ||| * | P i r i i lilrnl of \ until! Ir .lr is lr d govrrn- d rill 11 m ii i i i h :f pi,ilia tin a n iriil m eilr up id .ill ih r us holts , Inapn ................... I g tiirru m e n l in tlir u m lii n ilh tlir power lo I I rm fu iiif.il n hi in t lir ciiuilna >r.u l l i . -I tiru iru t, lir f o ir fh r h.u k it- iln isnm t" J.ir M il'a s lin , Nali.noil II, hi am /ilP m ( miter *^rminnle llig h Si hnol history m rc, i mil li lord rtp rrla lim ix teacher anil stale d u n Ini o f ihe thal a lilllilliri nl lira ir iltg u ill' rs ln n ii plans «m ilil mi lo I onfession in the best In le iis l* " t W uihl f'e d ria h rti, to lil ih r Rotary Micss at llo iiu iiliia srsslmi to patients and dortora alike " • • lu ll at him broil at the Yacht snpplrairni ilm -r a lr r n t, m Ihe " I lls statement la tint the ic m i II I lull y rilr u lity . » m hv o f nn ImtraMiul in v e ilig a lln n hul W n|ill g n v riiin irn l l. * II l i t Just another ttam In tha Im uran W A M IIN i.liIN . I>rc. l i </!*> A dm inistration's campaign for »*» I ih iiik I ii alanii voluntarily hy all A 1 ainp.iini Ini g m r rm m rn l ir own national health program, the nations o f ih r wmhJ sacrificing “ hip. Im 10 l.i.l.y l.m lr.l dilown lo an said the “Fellowahlp. a small pail n l their individual IwirilII n Hordar, in u v is who wi»« ia i» the Uoyal 7/7 lil jim jii piogiam n up hy .vill pi,un ping,am diaw dl in d fo u n d tr of PjJ sovereignly to one my) trio lily *tiv Mi. lowanlp, described Ewing a- " Ml authority wilts power lo pravtnt lln b e ii llo o t r i I la foiecati that Trumap’s agent over het*. wot. lie continued, or it w ill be ■ i*.iq|il n . r the la.payei $.'IMN), / - I lio’ not Wind Id* calling f'!"*? hiotitthi about involuntarily through • n l a .estof t\s dieharda, but l • do ubjaet 11..- t<..inr• I'lF.iilrnt, aildtci.mg when li# auggaata w* are unposed a world war which w ill sa« one ira In th» nalTonai 'health adrame, h« said. Th# Fellowship, he *» plained, opposes Win* ••(»*»•» , i... health il.-mIt I, inourtiii the program which it wlihas to correct. F o r in t* i • ’ J Itil | . tr u t . i , . ,l„ I......0 ,1 „ Ifo If. V I ,, I . I HIV • I*. I ti/* vir.l n^is-* N \ J, I . * l'3 >11111 *■** lI i i i jI,l i ItHil D ia l .i I I j ii a s K i'fi tu |li< N liilr .b iiM liln ♦*! ......... .. o ir - i ( i n 'cvt.* . . . >#*npi iiitirlit. *, Mi. til-. tIn.li plans I )f p illlH f III u r III ot Dil, I ........ .. I k I dm i . . , ,s , . . . . . . , i i . , . , ' I »"iii| l h i .(Him tut.. Inc i 41116 llo illo ft V If * 111if *1 lilt 11if m l. * Slip., h.ol l.ff it It tr s lr .l f t r lf m h (|j , | |f , , , . j ( ' S ... , W illia m l Ihdilh lo rm ri an ilta. i,„ U v a i t n vhr h.,.1 I., ................... 11„ ,|r .„| „ r lr \|,, \V .lli« m ,a d ti. to ............ .Mil R io tla . - p t i l r |,v a p „ |„ r l..t] |,i l . , r . l ........... .1 i itrii^ i, i It | r iim i l u u it. ill l l m i i , . ( . i U H « . i i i t . l l i u t l r m |f lh |lM ( 1 , |i(, I,............... ............... ! | | ..... H , „ x \ N r . . llr l a c i e r . ago. I In. »v j i tin ifttm tl t u iu r i . i * i. J .aluui lltiinhril ii.nl willi w in d , Ih.c Y l% « t*|« U v . ........... uanu id m r op lU lil I l$»t .. 1 ’M."‘ kslll B ffll . m \.l.... i..,. j ‘" ,, k" ; V r ♦MimiHttfrl I.I llii H ill ill l l i f el* i I v DMB's ItnljiH liiid lu lii |i|n«ik S iinl.n Kim l-n tdnrt t nlnui him H u s was . ’ I cl low t i n i d . - , " : ( | | r | | )rMlt, | U-.l mt , ..... ... ..I ...*»s ol u title 's lllklti'lkl in ill i1Ii I 1 IlllVVVYCl , | III' kUllll'X* llin s ’ icpotatim i j. n<I lic.bti nl in k lr * . ilium, m.l II I.Illl' ..I'll " ( I ll'll' Is u ti'iilu li'ly on uiieslnoi Hi Mlm If. nd .1 t lir ilrfi'o ih in l ■Iitl nut lain' llo* ■an! lli .1 Mm min e liapcis iif i- ...........I ul pa--oot . . l . iCril Inn k Il1t. d 1 hidil 1 1ittv it.11 In a Hu-rtan l'V dug 1111111*0 . I -I.H Hulltill in l.i Ilm iiln cl.'- IK 17 non vet m il. m w ith II 11II 1II was In ought not hv bv a L u ll', 1. Im li | *. * - 1 .1 lir ln r t o III,, i ll't l'll'r i.ll 1C d llcct I'VMIIIinU llte line m .l on.l.lh In ii. i ' ..I tin linn. I II*1 a ilncsB said In* »h*l U‘d 11 uuit used on r a a « a u . State Out 01* Cash, Cay StapsPayment Of Stale's Hi l l s I \ l I.A tl AMiik K, Iter ft "F t , I . llgllt llittol l,lent 1 1ri■11■. 'ai .1 ill ,i ilii I'luise win. li ■ mi .1 ., hi* .....tlI I. .1 M - Hdo,m UMIII ’ i",I I•I«Ii * til |" h « Islltli I t| Mm tt lli'** .'ml t.ip ilt'f j | | | . \ ., \\ I |i. .,. *>l I ' Mu* I sail .1 1" pilot h I and vI f *** 1 |t;in - Mini I'u rte r I ........ iln' p iiitly , ■111■in 11 ,-.id ,i 1 . . l.ni'e lo nil 1 a lte r Iln. .111 l< U- il 1 1 Ion I * .1 away , ul Ih ” lu-i'l.'o I In 0 ncli ihe night cel ill .. 'In ..... h..die 1, , whit'll " . in in 11 ini. cnekpil bimp I*, , iiio nall i1I'nvurait iln li.'ld -d it'SCUII I III I I I m . I" Il l l I'll ' O id* ,,.oo Ih oi|d" mm mil ll»t Bl .1 mado 1■\ ■ loiitaioinga unit Kin.' vill. 10101 \ i ill** ''hur(4a| It ( l , t . . •’in Nrlll I^lt-I Illl'* hum /\n (“ 'ii. 11111 I li*;il'4*lh 3 ri 1 K..i f. Il, tn.I *«4 u !* •• I Ni'WH U n til ii' M mil* t It IMiIII|, IM' II 11( V i h lim e .! WuMlimtflOll* * ill I In i ii ' h h-*i11 • 1 . I ’M* 'I > M thi 1 h»v u h ti 1 1 1.■rtfi .tlIn.| nmi t'Hl i I •' »» $h Hi f! I*.. ..... I* I 1|'|*Ml -kith I ‘|'I U'* * If I l- 4'I I I t •Ml ..| lh« m. 1 1 (1 illl, thi' n III tlktt Mill Nil* Hul <rt I *1-1 VIII II * | tl •I III \ "I * 4l 11<U*i A ll |«Ul t It'll I llr1 - | •»e*111MW ■ II M'll | at$I I»4111 c l hy fog t ' Mill M | Htl t'A li| ft I "'j 1 1 1 I' Jihin; I m i| m 41. 1114,11 *11il *‘ii I > li rivsiiy rain. lllrV jm t ttstl tl I.. ' iH lliln ii! i h f l \\ MftlI ........... w m * diiscnhad r HtIll'll 1^ 1 ' tittiit. M M lim im tl ■inat• I v minimum' —40 Hi** v H i» 1 hi 1111 till Ihn I |mii$? liny si|'t vla lb illty ol *11 hill I h* thi *1 ! ul.11,1 • -It jJ hide III II* ., . IV I mi I' 111gif lli# (Miliir .m$i I It 11if ltl« , l J 4 tod \n Fui.r then’ Whu M il I * IM ill -j 1 i 1I I fir ’ I 1 III i t ‘ I I • .to 01 . rail, tioaU ..•ro 11ttui)il *idler (' itl (lay *iai,l to da, lie lias st.qiprd paying Slate bill- Ituipniaiily liecnuse tlir gen MSI fund Is all but Wiped not. tie 1 spotted In Ihe Cahliirt- Mint "lie face Ihe f ll’ t uf the y ril ntlti I, in tv enough mmirv In meet tlir linn cimqiietmg all the rerl and I (lie Nstninal Kringamratmn lm i«t 1 i.i .j r tiii! I m i 11 n ii»I )i III* I>mvriill " I,r. 1 . ...... I', I ,.t frtciors fbr *1 impnimg ils will upon the entiir Irirm * tail mylit, pictlulcd liisl i n., ral milliuti dullars tliui Iih-i • ,M*i DM 4-1, I |tr 1 lit |’Ml Mil 1 . 1, , *. „ * 1 I " H igh “ ti l l i * -<f i II ,¥l„J(| • (I.i* It-, al MSI 1 F'l/ilMI.OiXMNH) tu rn 1*1 tilde I " P'H Ini' lie " tn, I .ml tin- fc ta tlv A /t \ 1 (in MD I lti‘#‘nixii 1 Jihiiiik'iiy „ ii,, sin , t •ms—most of-'H • l l l r loilldings Mlien 1' v *1* fill 11 II, 1 4111ii*I I Jn i'll * r* 'Ml ifi11 * Mr MrC'ii'dln was Introduced liy i* * l 2 '‘ t*1" ,‘l1" l r i ^ Ni^ ^ie cstcetlid ,1 lllllltiliril "tt 1**1*»• Hit* % 1- In'll lias been dumped into llo Jack ItatiKan who ncallad tlist tin' lulliit.in a (ra i 1. ,1 11 • • I . ' * I lll h i 'll eriii'i.'il fund, but i ' ioi n till ili’ii ho *nuk* on lids ■nhji'pt on* ycai . , . . . •. .1 .1 Ih. I mi t ii 1f . ago ..........nil,led nut that the ti.o.1 "'* » 1 » ' « ' 1 If*.- .ash balance tmluv stood it I II,. I th.l » 1 It h il ‘ I* If fur wm Id government hud nut -'niltut Imnr m dir l.md, Mnn.ii t:\i.f I null, hr said I , ,, I II*' I t 1 >1.4 idle mold Illy pay 1 nil tm si at, dinuidshed during the interval llr , 1.1 Him irnilving name, air leeiiry and ill-id ........ iiiip lm .- I , I \ I hill I H1 il l I II'lltr | Vll|! said 11,at tit* danger of wa, , , | ltl u t r . „,.| l„||.,|1„„’ ' , ,, I, 1 | iI1I ! lo ll I ID f fit will l it,- about t'.\Unounu lie immeilial* and that nov "a* , , u 1• (( I.I. | It.. M< • Mr* lly Mt-|iendiliK puymeiil ..f Idll* wliii'li might Ineak out tn Kurnpt «lir r.mnalr nl a fij. dlll.lHN), 1 * Miillttltnt rtti I'uRl N|t I I lie I Iim|>trull*i addl'd. Inliupe would quickly vngutf the vilmli nuo .jrlnil Im llo. lutal ycai. have I'oongli 1..... *..... 111 , , . . I i Ii F I. AH P It. .- I t i-l'i u 1' 11 tu 1 ii tiultng nr tl lour ill. 1. I ’mnlrid tlt.i lli|t the next liner weeks to> 1‘ t r .1i i i f 1 I s I k h u n t 'l l Mr McCaslln outlined lli* m 11,*feifoial ilm tnuil tiling iiirel tlir Mats psyioll and mill gaoirallon of the United Nninm lltm ia n ' l o ( i n n v i a ( a m p •it re e llirlit c n ot itl I I I *• e today at Han Franlcscu and said that u | | ir . .iav rm,Irirm r. ,)>mi the ( I .lioo.oou jllo .'tlh u i doe 1 I unit'll id llp lliiid ' *d flesh dins writar* mi .tail. 4 had been successful in alum I I .til frm o I I 1 "Is 1 ' ■ stt'l In an vffuit In r|> m l tip H im hi ell of il. objective, .............ne.u‘ !'» N"» ' lo'an e ffo rT ti/ip m l .... .he ... ! 1 ' ' •„ ' ’ , in voiihp ih f Cahllivl 4«lM|ilrt| .t 1 effort to establish a lasting prs.r ' •.mnolirr Im tlir Hoover Krp.,,1...... in* .the Cihltiel adoptr.l .1 ir-.. [ • ........... ' ■1 " 1*' ''' I Ills follow '■ I lie ,'U .l i.OiHrV llr said that th* wmld t. im „ ,s ,r.t,H tlmr loJsV It. wind up ''dim, by Hchool Hopi II,. on- I* • »• ■ ' ' ' • I n . 'll i i s t f l it . I Inp i'in g I, I. ItV •livltlrd li>l,1 Iwn mined t-aoin- m l . . . . , . Halley Ulglllg Floridians In tun ■' ' 1 *.> i t i* |oi-mi I .1 into I'/fl'C I * . 1 ■■ai 1 ■ enthat Ilia grealest armanu'in !«■• o hedolr iln In, led pic.ridatum ul 1 «i.wfi iilliu aulomotnlr license tan 11 *ill " , ‘ 1' ,l" 1 . ' I l l . j lllirt llr. 11 t in il tost I I* I'J t - t t - t.U lory Of tile .......I 1 , „ a w tid to .‘ in ir la n ni (M e n u 1 « » 'ly •» potlible it dm asl — l ' m 11 ................ ", ' li - . 1 out tlir n ,|.|'li >t holiday . , , . , ........ ...... .. tax cuH acton in nut, thru ................ ..................." " 111 I ..... taking place betwsen them | il* tin lil|i|nl,» 1....... . .not ). dint on tor Ini to u iig ro iis md. 1 . II lag ifi'elpts to la lia li. "ilglity-une cents nut of *'*' ' 1 tie In (Mile* >d lilt- lira Hut I' I tpply tn ddi tax T lo ila r In the U n it*,I Hist* a t m i . ' 41 n .il- t ulintg soil 0111 ,y „|0 u „ p w („ t „ „ M | , 1 1.-,• 1 r.’jf 1ie*l Mr ,‘ X- m Holiday ( i t m s Shi pi i nip. Kail To Last Eifcht Days 11 1 snip Il 4 A 1l i l i l d goes directly or indliectly In 1„ .Ion, in llir 11011141) rg u b lu li Ihe deadllile fo r im ith a -r i- l»o 1 "Il 1 , „ l d ,11 11 I I h* 11 1 Mther to tiay fo r past wars, m tn iruaiiaasri ua r u t a u r ft . They w ill y irld alnoil fid . U il li 1 1 ...... 1u p te p tr* fm fu tu re wars. Mi M> ---------- ------ -------------| nhfl.UOO during th * "lode >e»i i|"D l iCU 1 " ".Ml, H •1 1 '-jilin said, adding tha* >udv * TV U iai n r t *f l1 1l II h H p f II CompirolJer Gay -aid iec*,|dh K i i I( i o> V vF h ( I1 f*. r< 1? I it, m th* naw sai*. is an ')•>• , pctcgnl of the tax dollar 1* <01 iliir.rin .r .1 1 .id 1, Il stoning to Iricklv in,' > .11, atnmi lo N ew ju ris I w elfare, and only 3 pn i t, IDU i,l lltt , . hud :tl 4*1 t il |iilMi,i)iif) tn lb* Tr.am i . „ i n cent for ihe ordinary opr ratio, _______ . .as mill • If IMl. il Inm 1h *4(8' ...................... * T A LLA H A S S E E Drc. is.— m!*» ii.it he still haa im ,1. finite id, j II -illil Jlf 1 on ,1 pi IV i' .il about how much it " ill pi mine* ■Governor Warren lelitlnril in um| |.s. lilt e death ll 11* I, Ir I lie $3,611,000 ........ Hie 4*0 >liv mansion for a few hours to­ I, 1 genet .si fund was l*n sliri Gay day, * I II l . ill* 1 Hod ‘ 1 ss•** l.i.ik out 13,600,000 tu nmi <- Hi. lu r I m Mill 4 I'I • " " I'I* 'I h* Governor was among Hi! (lecembar Htata wil.*.t.. Mil) HU1 11*1*11 -I mimI 1 hi' 111 . „ . ... , ...... iiiatleidH of the Tallahassee Mo- I., Bntner Etacli*il Farm Pmvrain llciul I^n Hutner waa elected ■ niorlal lfoa|illal who were trails man of the County Conmdit** 1 fttrred from Hi* old Army Air rharga uf admtniitaring farm pi I'V e * Hospital to th* city’s new grama lirough the I'rmliicHun «•*■-» itis litu lin ti. } ■rkallng A dininlatratlun o .he Duwev „„ unival at Hi* 0/ ,A “ r,.e ,,1," " r new hospital th * Gov fTai-. I f a||||^t>iv aaaiaaallxlutrutllfaj ul I . . * Ctrl* Matideux, admlnlstrativ* « . i-uom wa. not ready for lacco fleer, announcad today, .Ipaney, Ho, traveling lo his private Out pf more than *H(tu j limousine, Ira want to Hu- mansion giowers to whom notices of Hatur- | w|fj re-enter the hospital day's election wara sent, only MM this afternoon voted. Th* Governor’s physician said Leslie T. liryan waa alerted vie* ill* chief executive i,. b. "r„fii,,. "feeling het chairman and J. T. McLain, Jr., a ter" but would lie confined Ini committee member. Homier I ■everal more days. Carter waa cbosan aa first alter Warren entered the hospital nati) and Frank Russall a* second Isst Wednesday, suffering from an alternate, opard stomach and physical and "Tid* ia an I m p o r t a n t com nervous exhaustion. mitt**," said Mr. Mathleux thi* morning, "as It has a lot to do with SMUGGLER IIE L Il the allocation of funds for soil M IA M I, Dec. 13 —1/1*}— The conservation In Baminal* County, fourth uf til) alien* smuggled Into which he estimated would mmuint ibis country hy plana from Culm to $10,800 in 1060. The group mil waa arrested in Naw York City make r r c u i u m i n d s l l o m for Saturday, It waa announced today changes in futitre programs slid "ol. William Carmichael, chief can administer possible price sup of tha immigration and nnturail porta on acreage allotment*. ration service in Miami, said Nlrolaa Neuman, 38, a Romanian M K A N K H T MAN was arrested by New York patrol LYNN, Maas., Dac. U t.-i/D - man. An armed man robbad a parap­ legic last night • • he sat lt*l|>1es>l GHOVKB PURCHASED in his specially constructed wheel Harauel B. Hal Nelson of Orlando recently purchased grove proper­ •hair. Joseph Mangan- 68, told nolle* ties In Sections 16, 21 and 22, For­ •tuck a pistol in hla est City, from Mr. and Mrs. Lin­ eheeled along a city coln D. Whyte and Mr. nad Mrs. »tra«t and robbad him of $24 Louie Okun of Naw York City and hla car, re- Mr. wtd Mr*. Martin Rarnkoff of _ friends, to Patlano^, M. J, laveau* stamp* -to report the on pur‘ )d $160,000, • 1 i k lillv lu t ■1 ■— 1 fl 1411 dm ID It* ■ 'C )ll to ' ,1 uiii in. topping in 1 1a. I; s*l • P"l Is liVt 1 d Itl 1 ., t year’s p h ihltl >11 • ll 11'lit t.ipiiivids wa. 1 -1 hi Iriy rids . n in fm t•t h v l i „ evnel In, ir 1 ii hi*' nn,UR it,- I, di,|ay it 1 (M \ M h .• 36. h , i„ t ut I2 :iii \ M l tu i1 Mill UlltV aljCl i hr lll.'iri," 1In, 1 "mon 'tilled 1 | -a11k !h< tine > .a .ld)ipli,k‘ • ,’ •*( il Idll- Mi, t , 1 Ji.lf', fo r ur ni *',** 1 i.i N • •!’» county scltoula. I 'I I'I llpef l ull M'll lit ItiW i tiip It i l fH 1* •11 n ffit'ia l* ImiiU'i I m i iii ' c permit 1 •si Is »*riil Mil 4 . "inli,l<atInn pi :oIs sal M.i It II JJrH, th inti p in ,le i i,| tl III* tillin ', M" in I m 1III* Mu111mi* 1‘n O ifH k mo 1 • 111*1 lie N l'glu "i--till'd l,l p lt.ir Iln llt'lx Ilf III IIIUl|t V 4II HC*II(Mil. lit 11 t|i.q 11til 11111u11 p iiii IrIhiii'Ii I I I A I.I,A H A ."M il . ...... I t wl’t Mrs .James A. Jexlv, "li vt-m old mother nf klr*. Phillip It Ihn'h ■• Ii»im> ,t , Tim CnbtiiH Itiiard „ r KihisiHiun tiled at tha local hnspilnl ul H> i»,lay agreed in mli'pti n n , .dfi.-DI m i - - i|N i. lin y 1 rn n h puldfi! sdiuul le xllm n ki It, ’.di f ls is A.M. today followiiiK « -huit ill M . Jameit A. .lusl v At A «‘ ness, Mrs. Jeily came In Hnnfonl fum yearn agn with her hiihhan.l fioiu Musbillg, N, Y, They resided at 1!17 Holly Avanuu. Kin- was I..... March 10, IgOll In Readim;. Fit Besiiles iha husband tntd tier daughter shu Is survived by I wo granddaughters, Mrs. Ileuiye An drew Hneer and Miss Phyllis Itaeh of Hanford) one grandson, I'hdhp in a aaa«.ffy Jr.. ir*i' Hanford; d ■■III' e "1 It. .................. Ilach, “ b iiih un iu' , one Mrn. K, H, Tyler, Vuleejo, C iilif; «ftn ill MHtwgj William lY llim ill W. 1ft 'Cliumb-v I on* hrothar, u| I.ting Island City, N. Y. Funeral services will lie ..... ducted at 8:30 P.81, Friilav a' Erickson Funeral Hume with Rev A, 0. Mctnnla and Dr. K. I' Brownlee officiating. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cmmtery. HI IH I'.'. In-e 1:1 1,1*1 . lli,'111I m i?, *' in u it 11,. Iit *■ lii'iuhpiurleiH ii'ju u lt'd I lie liiih ril n,'i' i '| il,',| lei'imnuetii l n ; ItnJ ftiiiinl the mp.t,iup ll.ie e - did ions n f Hi'I imiiI Hupi limm.is vein , ,i. | -m ,,r lli,, Amt>i i.-iiii ,|i’i) o ') cm....under u| It.'iliii lo id i'iil niter n limit win,di I,ml iim lid i/e il •nosl ut d,e Amerl,'im mid Gem,m, m.itm in .1 pnll.'c in I lie ,-|, y, I lie . I11I1I l<n,l wan,|eieil nut ,,( tin. Timil v iilil al aim,it p M t ,» day A tteueist ''all was sent mil |,y hol 11 Gi'imnn c ivil bin pull,',. mM| 1 I1,. Aniiri,-nn m ilita ry indice putHint iicoie, ,,f senti'lierH nn Hn> ei'lie. It I,ail Iteen (enrt'd Hie lm\ IlMglll Inn,' w uililerfd into Hi* vast m *it iif tin G runitwiilil Kurus I tn-ur Ills lullin' I ' Hnlley, gnd a r u m .... „ f itin ly '’m nniiltar. Hint has for i,'v<irul 'Vi't'ks lie ,>11 |,»ilnii|: nvci I v I Inrat: s and seeing wldeli need ifplm -lng. C n r c M l-!E l lilre c lu m „ f Ihe Semnml,. Cnimty Cliam hnr ,,f Cumiiien-it w jll ...... . tunlghi at 7:80 nVInek aV 1 tie T ouriat Centnr, Edward llig i!tna, mtinager, anmmiiced i,>day.t 1 0 *H O P P ,N ^ A V f ISRAKI.I CAPITAL I FI. AVIV, Israel, Dec. 13.—(A3 —Th* I mjicH Knnsbet ()iarllauientt will 1ne1 in Jerusalem ill l<) ' T A M P A ,. Dec. 18—(/P)-Thr«* days, its speaker, Joseph Hprltt. Ht. Patcraburg man tossed a /ttk, anummretl today, David lien tjurinn, tha prime cigar bog sof ew money olf Gandy “ ‘ vlill* minister, m eapec led In move his ly loday whiia officara than at high offices lo Hi* Holy City tomorrow. Rut govnrninem spokesman said apaad tha apart. -------- William A. lira present nmvsi do not maau Eblen, 21, Jirufalvm is Immadiataly to b# M Vtr. Weaver Is considered tha orftclal political Air Bair. capital of tha data of IsrarL m-> w ) jf - • j igiilH iriiTiiTiiiiiialiliiiiatiiTkm .J nfoa/tr . : jiTiitisS! �i dWfarfl'W'--4 ■ . * r — m r r r r r . r , r y-*i ?r.»-r- v v/”*’ \* < s-.** ' • • , > : • • • .*.•' , T ra m p •• 35H K ' }4 w vZ - 1 ®h* ^attfinfr iferaii* * C«Wf H m h li ^irWibT t m * c t Ika N M '4 tk l WgfUj I* h u ll • ( America. T# Freda** P ro a p irR y fo r Saiford. >, •*^»w < M L u m e __________ 1 ____________________________ A N IN D E P E N D E N T , P A U L Y N E W S P A P E R St Pete It Outlaw ed A’ 4 Missouri Court To Hear Racial Suits JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., Dec. 13 — (A*) — The Mltsnurl Su­ preme Court ruled yesterday that trial court could hear dam­ age actions growing nut of breach of contracts with clause* prohibiting leasing or selling teal estate to inenihers of a particular race. I.ast year the United Slates' Supianta Court held that reel estate agreements not to sell or lease propeity to persona of a particular race era not an(orreahle In courts. The Missouri court held yes­ terday that the federal decision did not go Into another angle— whether one party to the orig­ inal restriction could be sued for breach of contract. AA t>** 10 P e r c e n t Amuse­ ment Tax .‘Is -Said To Be Confiscatory By Supreme Court ? T A L L A H A S S E E . D tc . 13— (TP) —The Florida Supreme Court toJ U y declared unconstitutional a 10 >%tfC*at amuaemanl tax Uviad by ‘ At* city of St. Pataraburg. • la a- unanimous decision. the court »aid tba tax was "wholly ar­ bitrary. unreasonable and confixtory” and tba city was without power to levy it. The ta» Urai levied e|aitut arausamant opeieton, end trot the general public. m The court laid several ipeciel -law s were passed during the 1949 Kgieietive session authorixiaa cit­ ies [to levy such cacisa takes, but ill tyer* vetoed by *he governor. The S bar cent sales tax. levied by tba Stata during the September «MCla) session also applies to atnUaemexts, the court laid, and D ie C ity Commission lest night municipalities were denied the rlXbt to levy n stasllnrU** reviewed a nine page report sup­ ' The Supreme Court'# daclaon plied by the Reconstruction Finance Oipholds n ruling for the finallas Corporation containing the term * county circuit court.' •! City Gets Report OF RFC On Loan For River Dock* ' ( 84,000-^-an increase of . 12,000 per ctni in taxation. ■ Justice Glenn Terrell, writing A the'unanimous opinion- aald a tax * N tm * s - o f 12,006 percent Id •‘fetal for unreasonableness. No business ,V |C~ — *• t“ ‘ m is In eoulh ill reeult in "Twax* con. . . ___ m v U M J o t h ff Fpast." iif iu t o u t r it lo m •» , toa w he declared" and c u ■f policy ......... wll be to maintain price* ■ 1 Ihw and volume of (alee ae high as pusU-SihlS." C . 'y '; . . . Mr. Saunders staled that he had been adviaed that the stores will be operated' *bv a_ new sub sidlary known aa Marllgry corporation form _ gdrt Ann Btorea, Inc. LqVftt, organiseorganise­ ft a Winn end Lrpratt d that. thai lha tla t has announced, the new It subatdley * assets . lay has acquire . irifatT th(. of-the Margaret A ................ holderi from the upqm antets, __ ret Ann Bupdl— r ------ Inc. I he price Involved was around AOgO,000. w h of the nkw corporation jtjm A. D. Pavla, na;.it, 1 Leased W ire A s s o c ia te d Pi British “Docs” Over Dozen States Join Scramble Bullitt Once Airliner Crashes LambastEwing For Proposed Air Force Academy Called Alger At Capital Airport ; Hiss Commie On Medicine With 19 Survivors Contributions F 1 o in American Dn c t n r s To Fight B r i t i s h Socialism Hit $150 L O N tX IN . Dec. 13— t / P l — A group o l British doctors lam bs,led U. 3 . Federal Security A tlim u n itator Oscar R . Ew ing today for his views on Britain's National Health Service. 'T h e “ Fellowship For Freedom In M edicine, target of t e in a tli by Fsving here last w eek, relo itcil that “ the public should ic a lire jlia i M r Oscar Living is M r. A n n u m lie van's opposite number m the l mi rd S la te s." Bcvan is B u liili licalili l y CHARLES C. HASLET AP Special Waekln*lon Service WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. — (iP) — A uram hlr is under wav for the proposed Ail Force academy which the An Force hopes Congress will authonrr ai its neat session. Memhris id Congress, chamber* of commerce and individual citi­ zens from more than a duren stales aie , ampaignuia to win the academy for specific sites. Hi* All Pone has set up site board, 1.-1.1 a reporter the hoard lo recommend a sit*. Air Force he« no preconceived idea The school would prepare offl- as to (lie file. ,-ers for the Air Force as III* West Chlel ol Army Fngiueeif Point and Annapolis academisa do hasTliebeen ashed by <tie board to for llie Army and Nsvy Blahs preliminary surveys of ilia I he Air Fou-e plant lo Invatli- lugacslsd sites. gale all tiles suggested in bill* before Congress, at well at other . All pioporali for tiles must ha tiles proposed tiy chambers of In the board's hands by Pec. 31, commerce and oilier* in letters to |o Its recommendation will be the Serieiaiy of Air and the Sec- gvailahle lo tile next session ol Congress. telaiy of Defense 'Ilie board ssid it believes that Just how many proposals tha sr.-relaiie, have received was not about ti.lMMi sere* will lie nrcetlarv fin ta.'illllei lo tram L'.Mt-i lit. lo t/, I),, trier ol Lieut Col. Arthur cadets under l|or>ual conditions 1 H u .in to , Secretary of 3 he (V i n s t n t t i e * . r s n a u i Federalist Aims Hoover Presents Are Told Rotary 8 Point Program By Joe McCasKn To Aid Taxpayers minister. F o r me i Amhassador To Nellterlandn Is Plat ed ( Hi S i a n d In I* ec ii ii iiit rr \\ Ti i.il N t.W 'l u R h Dec 11 vPb A lo im s i tiip rii.ii id Alger H u s in ib r b ts lr D c p u lm c n l in t d ic d to ­ day a loim ci t- S (iid itx s d o r m 19-47 bad ic I r i i r d lo H im . . s C oinm uiuti. I he i i lin e n 1. Di Stanley llo m b c tl lo im c i mil. m id o l llie ir io c N r I hr ■11rich. is llr d V tillirn oi llir at L to a sir- | irc o l.il I tin p ri|U lV I n t i I In-i mu r -riir.l a* arriflaol to I Im III ini. i, hr it llir lailci was poll ll.at a lljii' adii.ri m (lie .‘ dale |)epsilliif hi llom brii. Ic'lilird In* ineml. Unlv I•**mu Killed As I H* i I amF. In Potonia.r h*i v e i Near Picture Heiress Is Shot In Finger DuringAiiM base ’ 1 » 1 t « l 11 r I H e ld l‘•D i ion A llr l *' • *tl F ie ld \ I. 4, ■I l l m l 1I . i i i l- illi ll tdm. into logbound N |||..I .1 tup -it 1. 4r mglii and • m l u i ... ll.. uni.I oi ihc Potomac K i . n • (its Ilia. t. .it ol the .' I per- Is ( >1 • s e t v . i t ’ • l | >1 I I I r ! sum 1•I*. 1 t w i*i im i 1 • Ill ' >1 ,n line ♦ nlll.111 n 1." i.lr n lilir .l ..m l tha *d .......... ' t. • til *1.1 I aak,$«1 Mi r I N t • lauglltei ol *1•V• • • 'A ., n 1 | *1r - 1 .lent o l ’I'lh I • Mint * I ..* I dm I n i p ., b i l l h r r u a i i r . l e i l h r i c r a il. B ru n e i -ni*- i .1 1 It.! • lb. II .Ir n il l l . . !** .... i f *n a m tn n g ly Iileli , tllk.fr k b i • |.1inr . I4)ll— t \ r i r 1% i • II t. 'lir li..-|l|lal ,1 Rolfilia1 \ . I .|. a* lU 'r I... ale.l 1.4 M n il tin > lia.lly bull ( .... r | mill III ' llo i tl* |n d , ( IS) I ii..mi y ml.• llie 4>| , | (I >I I-I. ucar- (•* Traffic Tnd^e Offer* Five Dollar Sermon Mrn. JanieH A. .I I At A <‘ Ul u rn de5 v frs1 a • long long I n t r o pit safety »fiLtk* , ^ to ^ o•fIffetnn aSsrns inBut ii°S ■R .r» s t , without a __ ....... hU Txex, wnan he proved the M THK WBA7 JACKSONVILLE, ‘ rk S ftK S L ,*S8l >1 w .V -% t mm il Lli ■ .. * ■eJgiV IL* (lii‘ • ''MX?1 r s' ----- n-T \• T •( . '■* •>!» - • y i ‘ I. (* w I | ....... Leo Bntner Elected Farm Program Head Inr. merchandising and other operetlonel policies of the organ* liattoa. _u ’ Las! Fii'ld Davs Anchor Inn Entered, j Of $1,000 I day, vka-praaldairti L- A Part* lost,; vlea-praaldanM E. Davie, vlce-preeldentt G. W. Gave nxttfh, secretary; treasurer; T. F. secretary and tre It wa* announced Utat oenslons and other employee b w iflt plane will h r continued feg etnnloyeas of the Margaret Ann lioirM. No 1• chattel* chsttgte will mide ... in ,the leae..... be ____ ........... ■ - - continued • t ii. in a . i T i l h k n M t t a re a IV a d * bocal Post Given Honors At Annual legion Cnnt'erence £ ,X '3 • and State Out Of (’ash, Onv StopaPayment Of Stale’s Hi l l s No Changes Are 'Manned In Local Grocery Shores J »-|audv plans The giouy objscleJ In being . io ta tagged "e small gioup ol dichaids" W illia m l (liilh li I ni llie l aiuliat lod.lV <SIIr I . h r II I.I to-rll l, o l l l l d r i l I l,r RFC In Expected To by Ewing, reloiting that on the con­ ol •r i r M i, W illia m tad til lo I I tin r and R .l’ tla, «|>ole l-V a poll* r l.iillrt l o r ll III ll I I lir i loo .,1 l• I n o n * t n lllt, Take Up Whole Of trary it uumbsrs 3.0(h) members, o l lb*> a* a t 1.11011111011 hoi ve a tt most of whom are in llnlam's N r . illr I .o i l e r , • .Im .' . ii i .......1* " N leilip l t o • l o | . l-r $300,000 Bond Issue Health Service now and air In mg ago. D ili .«a* llo te riu id con *»i • y.nrniltiriii riiipluyr ,.lm lived l l i r **. *i in, ( w.,4 . i i p r i li i i . i l , ta lm il lliilllbrii hid with lilllllll III A ilm v lm i V i . im 1 llir p ilo t |o make it work. ‘ il.iuiloiK . n .I and .\1144 N k n iu a * • ' Ewing last week (Bid the Hit- LuRtiiiK Wot M Pence Plan In Estimated To w i l l . It l i n t ' iiaiiir ( aloe up am i . •, | nl. .1 \ \ I I • i , i, I i and Yesterdav. Hombeek -uol ilmi had lir r il i ••in ililllril lo llir 11.>1 I luy.l I I'.-.ir, .’ft Imili 1,1 Alex. tlnh Health program was a sue* Save Over A liilIs Called Goal Of ill Do- rally II*II»'-> lllll|lD bad luld hmnk Naiiil.iiiiun I "! ,,li«ritalnin ress, and charged that certain \ i groups In orKanlted American ' linn ILdlais A Year him Him w:i* n "(elloyv linyrli-i ' *11r * brim ..ukril mi . b.tiy-r. ni n eIliia World Government tie l.i- li, . "I Davis and I'n l le r liuwevel, llir witnesii Iiolield medicine, opponents or a I' H . o| the $ 3(10,000 R F C loan and Hiss' lepolntluii Mild decbiied ir* k irn din u* 10,1 I i i i i i i *, i.h li wen' , . . .... i. .1 ........ the partly health acliente, were connilmling “ Wnllil peare ■.in lir marie par- h \\ \M III\i. U »\. lie,-. 1.1. — "there bond issue for the w a te rfio n t term i­ to support the propaganda activi­ it * u l'M iri) -I i , ,'l»U|*i* I," I I I . a fte r I* atemlulely im qm*'<ll"ii n lll 1 ll- ’ ii r | h All II l( t l/l*r liiiilrrt Direr Inr Frank ti« . llie t in \V.,i k,-i . lia.-l,i ,1 aw a y nal project. ties of “a small group of diehnnl inatirril mtlv lltnmelt llir «*sI.rtslilh- I’nie, It naid ludav lh.il l‘rr*l- Die defendant did not take Die m , D in ,ugh Die n ig h t drill liaiii:in lots plan* fill a papei * lie 1* accused of pn«»mg p u liie -ni run *4l-l ll tl M i n , al 1I m* 1 •d i|„ Copies o f the report were given British doctors wlm are still In-lit nienl rtf a wtriltl Irtlriairtl governin ,, I.,,ill,-i, w ho'll lug the national health piouiam " me III liiailr lip td all llir luliont , in In u Illi-Man -py ling I'unilei tiiapu |ii o,. i am ol am r rumen I * S k llU M l l,i 1 h rrn \ t m l • »1 to the Commissioners io r lu ith e r l l, ,, 11„- m il, i- .'uvorail 11.>, iil,,c L llr-17 ivinversiiD..ii llie Fellowship retiowimp rrpttrti . , , . ... , ___ . I Inn gam fat mil In llie coining The replied ho was study before the Commission ap­ not fighting the nations! health ••• hr w.nl.l will, the power to ‘ ) eai Hi. 4laleuieiil. Iirfnir Hip Willi lilllllll »a* In in,glil mil l-V hy a luilh i n lii. Ii - ------ 1 It. 111 r r ll *-ncl<|iil ,< llie 11a-111 "I l.-SCII* lor M tlailin. ’ Naliunal linnKaiiiralinn Cunlrr- llie defence nil le-illiecl esaiinna llie IIIIV. ni 1 till* laII* lilll" ,t lirl •'••'•I'proves it in the form o l a resolu­ program but was fighting "to beep bark it* (Iniinint it . ., t u 11*i>I I ski-11 off ; medicine let lie ami and Seminoler Ii belt ugh School s i hnni history P liir. n u ll II lued rtpetlaliiin* tinn. The witness said lie did not iil'bl Im tion, m k I C ity M anager C liffo rd party politics out• of mar! ail,I lintt 11 I I mil Mi ■»,,11* (,'a a lla a te lla ram* an tb preserve the high slandanl* leather anil ila le t h ir t ln l o f I ha llo,I * minil»-1 id new iporgani' M cK ib b in . The R F C w ill piohably and splendid traditions rtf llie pro­ i h ull iimuga and Dm• Di, made 1,-1 i in .Im r I deni fs lin ii* pi iiis wniilil go In I nn\ In • ille. < lia rI . iii la k e up the whole issue o f bonds, fession In tlie bent Interest* "f W orld F e r lrr a llilt, Solti the R o ta ry • gir>M al ibr riiiiilng Ke*«|iiii In ell,ssi' yvbnTi . i i I i i i i i i '*,. ,1 hi ,i 111- 11 Iv u .n v ill, Hah ig li-lh ir l,,iit-, ........... i 11 hsb ai him lietin at the Yacht patient* and doctors alike." lie added. lade ol | •11. * 1'iilh , i In n u li.-e *ii|i|ileniriil IluiPe llrrid ) in the .1 I h /a h rtli 4i t y , haio A ii|," il, "H|a statement la lint tb...... suit ' « III Its. ( lull y p tln tla y cats tm *- it-lie Du I'" lull I"■•-1 N t Nm i- h „l S. w|i -lI Nrw* The reporti of the Swimming I’ont AdV&mry recoin of an Impartial Invaatlgalbm but I,' i n , I ai milin Im ili, beean Vi Ii >in<-.l lin ry , Committee, Contrail Widilliglorf 1 W ui hi g iivrium eu l can ha Ju it anothar Itam In the Truman in I Jreenw > h h,u i h • • I "i >■ ’I r M ■lining meudtiii ,e,|S> cent adraliaion price W A M l l N t . i l IN. Dec. I t il lllc is latle.l 0114, Admiuintratiuu's campaign for it* b im ig lii alioui v u lu u la iily by all lire ro w h l'"lic . ••H i, *-i I • "ii for rlillilren.tpml 26 cents Ini' l 11 il 11.- *li is to i l l * ..I Doown national haalth program, the nations of the w iu lil starrificing A lam p ao m lo i guyerntnenl iitt the pool be ope o| aid Nil. m,I Dei si,I Alii ii *I**il Ill-llnI V "I , .I ■ , i l A il poll I i i i i i i lo .liy boiled down to an ■aid tbe Fellowship. nr>around aruulid bails, |iaei% with w T M I.A IIA N H F K . P e r 11 o i l lr,| Do- 41>• Ii ii w • .si im! uDeinpl | h. Ii, I t •- l l i n k . led by lo g loud Hordar, who la the Itoyal a small part n i their ind ividu al Sielil pioiii p iu g is in draw n up by full time from April to’ October I' ailing I " d " »" uml * ,• . I . ■I I, f'liin p ln ille i I ' M . tia y *.m,il m - ed lu *-*"|' ■' ,. "irm ly ra in . sovereignly lo unc superiority ian and foundar of the Fel and part tlmai during Use winter, liny pill-uni it l.i ' lam iuid slier VVaalhn . i i ,til, n w m t d * |c tib * d Mr. authority with power lo prevent IbdiPii I Inner i. II* foiecait that d a . lie lias stopped payin g state waa accepted by the Consmieeion. fowaxip, deaeribad Earing aradioing ■ y.-nnliu M . ‘ ll suit,ini Trumao’a agant ovar har*. X i.oqJ.I , t . r lb* taxiiayai $J. 1NN),- bills tem p o ra l tly because Die gen lliey c f i-In up ilh Die Peeing ,s " . i i , . i"M iniytcly m in im u m " — 40 w at, lie continued, or it w ill b« n e t fund Is a ll but wiped o ut. f o il ccilihg and v is il'tllly of ' ' "I dn’nu* xitOd Wa cxHUig some a re st' • .- * lie i spni led lo Die f'a h in rl. th a t • ii hill D.f In ii r'ver>«d sharp brought shout invo lun tarily'th ro ug h 1, 1."Ill , d • h ill, t'lljtcl r tton to the actual oparation of tbe of its diaharda, hat I doIdmknnh 11,1111 Du Du i|,r puller chi ll.iiu f(» y ami W| ith |y \ n F o re ie * Iftsn iften*' WIH<--J vrhtRM I l,r loimei iTendrnl. aildiening "w e f a r * lha f l n l » f the y e a r wwI*Vi era onyua* ) a w orld w a r w hirh w ill sea one na pool, which la now nearing com- whan ha suggaata we .............. * | , r . . i Dm ; l . i , , a* M,.. | , i„ s.ene in .ra s h b o a te *T ealth scheme; Oil' l r n . l v enough money lu meet tb * ,...i.i nletfon. • !a tshl nT l l r .Fellowihlp. he a*mnquaring all the r«»t a n d ' die National Kroigam/alion l i, , ,,-.',| i. a .in | D a n , ii .m il th . , . , h n l a i.iililb n uf lACtOrs i b r si p avrnll " ...DWlhlp, he ** A number of reeldents from tin iniponug its will upon the entire I Inem «• l»u Might, pieditlrd dial ,11* (I I,., I, , r«, ue i Ulr, lligll on S e v e ra l m illio n dollars that h a d ,,,,...... . i I, "III., Ill area bounded by Twentieth Slreet plained, opposes loma xapw u ul WOf|J t this local year * $'i.,i00 .«0 (MHHI tu e ii *et aside i« pav fo r •!'*'' ...... t y, | ia n . o | In-rm an I i.miitciiy , n i , w.. loci .m l thu L o la tW ^ -f, Escambia Drive, locust end Mel lire Irealth program which it wishes *1 ale l-ulldinga w lira llie y a i * fin , , | III! "*H m nm—most ofA l i illic -i Innvllle Avenue, where many new Mr Mcraslm wa* iutrudured h> r«iui4iou into ird m t lie r u r e ilt d nDiril has b ten diimped in to llo- I • tn. * 41,llli'il ( In' • Ini** •$ , I «•«* 11aasirst «*’ t ’ tttd 0 S it* ' In its ,urn[“! Juct Italigan who recalled Dial ■ll llir lollm .ing ycai * Fellowship. r •iin w s n im ............ home* are.being built and occupied ' T hhe'' M, ( ilk * HI fit ’ I • • • I 1. I s* gene, a| fu n d , hut I *y w ith that h 1i«* mi thi« xiil»)» rf unx y»Mi requested lhat the City make a maiemant. said that «**»»"» balance lo .k v sioud n tl.s trs* - %.| ll** Gl ‘til "\VV mav lir iin iiiiim m o I rant l l .......... latUiNtl survey for piecing of new etreet ago wlm pointed out that the need !»., .It . . a | .ln| I. I Ik l» •» r.’« ‘H H oliday C itrus i:\f> 4 l min, he sahi lights. This request wee granted fur world government had nut rnslrill* lliuir ill llir lamb ’ 11imivri 'H ie m o n th ly p a y i" ll for siui.- I I.* fkWk Ik- Ik t,| III* I*. • I k-l *••••! Rcmiest of C. A. Middy of lie iliniiin*hrii liming tbe interval Hr ii. I ' Mini ir inlying namri air agency and InsIH oll-'M • m p lo v ." , | , | \ t tula ♦•III* * I I ‘ ‘til t k’ l Shipping. Mmi Fellowship Front, for ^xtaroxlo' *nl,| Dial the danger uf wai may higliri iarr«‘ imi inti linin' ,., 11 ......I, t |k*ll • I tail I w ill tak,. ulmut 4'.‘,000.1100 lie immediate and that nny wai of tha pr«s*nt 10 year tease on .1 .’ ik . l i t . I III, II- • II-. Hv suspending p a y m m l o f lilllib r r.lnoalr id a D.'llill.lHIO, «1 oUlIkkkki >a *ra* • ,tira M i l whidi nny!h break mil In Knrogr citrus grove at the Municipal Ad Ib e • u n ip tru lle r a ,I,In i, In- hope(CaattaaeX a s wunlit quickly engulf the wbulr iNN) drill ll Ins lint tin al yrai. in have enough imniey ..... ir in . . | » .i I I U v f f . A M D I »*-.- f t — rd*l ii .ii i ii . 'Iirlrng nr *1 |imr 10. i> l*iemlent ,I i i i i i i * the next D ilre weeks In j I I l ‘ , l » l l t ‘ l' I s 1s t 1 I I I l i t t l I lie feyfm si , ,l*o o ia rl o llilg Mr McLailin oulliiivd lli* m " inert Die H ta ta p s v iu ll and mat 1 i; n ..„ |.| ( .|lll|l ... reeinelit *-..*,, m i i i •• t- today ganisalion of Die United Nation- liuinan* llr ir ir a v in w 'i'-" froin ......... Canipb.ll* . A dd R obbed Uepr..p."ativ.s ■he 11,600,000 allocation due In * u I. ii.i.e.l " I i i i i i i * . *>< - *-l l.e s li ilio * | | , r lyvn ilsy rnnfrirncc, i | m iii bossing Post of lha American be- at Han Franlcsco ami *aid Dial u w e lia re u ii J a n , 4 I,,* ,, troll* H o t ids I ‘.If- slid gimi returned Sunday nlght frnni bad ireen ' f t * I*, ) * * ID I * I u m* nni"1.'!' ••»••*! .bv tbe. Non Paitnan Ctlucnt. lu all e ffo rt lu r p r n l up Ih r in Tha Anchor Inn, on the Or­ Hie annual mid winter conference all of it* olijectlve* e*.-*pl one, n It. ,t » * Id •»** *•'. I ,. I 4 il Is,, ,, ,lll* C ahltiel a ih q iln i a i r - , , K|,l i , . * . . Hits fo llo w . Die ,-iiH.,iuarV Jacksonville. Tlie local post effort lo eslabllsti a lasllnv peace ' uinnutlrr lui llir Murnei Itrporl. 1-nine lando Highway at / r a n c h Avanu-h Mi e* In - l "• I I,*' liiliiu i hy tU-hool fiupl i l l , ,m-i« Ii i 1 ,1 ,'tn m i fi'iiii tiippiog l* l*.lay riled a—........ certificate. of merit was •ii«* entered night. , . 1amt .,.,* I < *«»-,,* *• *"» |iil"„ n waa 4«« Sunday ■"* . . naa a\*»........ . lie said that III* world Is now „ , 4,r.l m .In** lo.laV ll* wind-up e . l . i . l . . I",* 4*11*4 e ffe c t e .-* car *> ei|. more than 11,000 waa »U>l*n. ||ii|n fhr n#partm*at of Florida II.. S |l|,t-Iil.- .-"1*11 ineli lUfid aufomoiol* license taw t ,|" ,-i-|.ii " -I I Die 1*01 II I . In 11oil in H11 ■I * 10 Pollca Chief K Hoy Q. Wllllama ta i im iu meritorious service In It* ll|.I.. I I ,1*1 tl.lll, -.1*1 i* ssily a* possible D alt,, sti r ,,,, i„ -i„ , Ii*-at mil Hum il-i-l•• >1 tml,d*y 'membership drive. It was oin, in rh# lilitriry of Die world •• h i a»>»(d lo Her if I a iy nt Detcnir ■minty tax collactiii" l*» aittl* llieir , ported this morning. •ip *«i*u Tha robbery waa reported to ..f llie 20 posts In Florida honored taking place between llirin ,, d- *4U4- i - -oi Tlie in- inppinu I*-*,* -I'-aj I 111,1, lid in m il lo r lill " | m u igrnils I I Du**** lag rei-aipta lo T*ll«bs*»«e F lirli! v-oltif i f lit x «iul of vv(*i) . . llie Hen Dill '• d Ipply In iM " ’ Tupuient liea yaatarday noon whan Jim mil uf the more then 20(1 posts. Auto tag* want *,** »,l« Dvc I t , * - .4 * * 1*1* I* I *• »-« (•-.satliriH and uni k.*»Uu-r .*i r t*X* ik iiiia rii' ‘I Bpencer, ow ner, opened tha I'apt Earl T. boucks was th* re­ la x d o llar In tb * P utted «•-•<• '»»"••» |*| |% || < lilt , *,ra* A tlanta lb* iletdlin* for piii.lia'i•* is** ( m il aliqni, It* ni • lli'l Is ta v e rn . T h a cash r e g lite r w a * cipient of two awards. For being goes d ire c tly or ind irectly In wa* |„ tlio u h i ib r u nlilsiy ealatrlisl. 1" * 4• • lit 1.1*111 ll, D ili In — I -I. They Will yield ilmnl ( 18, U 'a a rla a s a u s r a s * • ept to • in .♦U — inVrl -.1 III found to have bean pounded upon the Legionnaire who enrolled tn* e iilie r tn pay f**r paat w a rt, m l " • 1 I nl d 'll ,. le d .-nil " iiiio.OOO during tha whole >**i ----------------------. . . I demaged. iiaMiaaii. o f the amount i,mat mambtrs individually, ha prepsra for future wars- Mi Mr 1fit tupping In 1 t 4V end • 11^ .1 .Man.«ala.l I ‘i si in said, adding that only < Comptroller Gay *»id ivceipl- 4 t| 1 t t illlk lln- Gl-lllgtu p ll nl* . 1 yeur'.-i i - *III.Ill <11 >11 fru it olan, about 1900 waa in c a tii: given a diamond encrusted Warren Is Removed atolan 1 -D< •Ik 1 In,in tha naw sale, i» e n “be n ils id »100 in check*. | ,„ ;on p|„. Ha «>*o raealvad four percent of tha tax dollar l* lot II • III I**-lice llnm m or .• Ii I'll,d lls S'U. 1", H» Iny, ■ lulling to trickla in," v ill, iiliuul Tn New llns|»ilal liar*, and ii I." fo i e n l.l ♦1.1V social wall The screen outside of the van- | i | m eigaratta llghtari iociai ............... „ only 2 net d ll,,*.- Il'id 1,1nl rt (•i .* a fM itk.OUO In tha Trsavinv o tui. * t,„ ordinary o r ilin trv opera u u fra tm . for the lln exact tinn 1r>| he - mnng ..iator fan waa found to have on* n> tar h 60 In ai i. all 1 1 lllld rd Inin ill m.' for (la *«eh M* ,nirt,bara mirtibare lie *n- en d ........... P*.«» » •*• 28. been ramovad permitting enirj rolled. TALLAHASSEE Dec. 16 - i 4T lull lie still haa In* lb finite idi a t . •' 1I IMnl In laced pity *<a 1 1(t ii -tiday i i i • 1 \ M It into tha building by crawling -Governor Warren returned to al.out how much it Will piudncv The conference approved tha li '11in il.tl ,*. it.Ic i Ii-mDi if |--- l l i n,| at I2 :i i i \ \| 1•it 2 Ihe ( 2,641,900 lialance in ibe 1... In I •tat iltt.-i- ,1*0 l i» in a riie lin i blilWMtl -the fan blade*, >ti* mansion fnr a few hours to­ final plans for th* annual congeneittl fund waa l*-D stir* Gay the ■nt* Anothar robbery was reported v*ntlon which will b* held In April h Li. 1 •II >4 ••rte il lin il 'll wa- 1- -"inmelided I | .nt day. . |tiu|» out | 6,b00,000 t„ m ale lb. i « in by Gilbert William*, operator of of 1960 In Ft. Mudsrdal*. nl lllfipillk' ■' *•1I ll i"ii- Mu 1 ♦•**!• ■lacltcr In n iiii.r pnThe Governor ws* among 22 Drcemhsr iitats all",-ili"i* tha Good Luck Grocery, 1208 e«*iii‘f • f ’41k m,1 llii-n "lim it Dii -iii ►i ideii fo r m lln * itud N , 2’» At Di* closing luncheon Sunday patient* uf lb* Tallahassee Me­ county schools. |tk i-in p e frilii W ait Thirteant Street, who r*- Hiatt* K«p. Bryan G. Patton ipok* |,en H u tn ar waa *l*e W d chsii li •ll (II Hive* hipIn.aII morial Hospital who wen- Iran* urn perrniD. 1 Li • cinl -nt a vested that Ma pUea had h-*n un Die »uh *c» of "The Danger* man u f ilia C ounty C u n iin ttte * m lerrrd from lb* old Army Air 1,*••-! 4 lit | rlsiiti iifftcial# di-tin-,1 a«i ul,mat inn grad. ••1 Nn. 1 >lift entered .‘Sunday night and I 7d ■•I Conimuiilim From Within. e b a rg * o f ad m in isterin g fa rm pi cn v lit. .Ik ii K.rN Force Hospital tn Die city's new ramovad from caah ragiatar*. III In lit* i- llam m er's lu lln ir. Mi 2 giflili-K id 11l il t . rn u g ............................. “ For 61 years lha l.aglon has g ram '■in*a th through the Production ja otHJJkOO Inatitutlon. U ii'H r hii It** • I .1 III • N i’iiiu “ failed In -— — Polka are making an inten­ l.cfti th* Uadar In the fight . j • rkatlng of t >• it iiw J|uw,.yer, uii in.-, bin hanival at .ue the jPtf Ailminlatralbm^ . , __.__|, M r v u , mi o i - . i •» sive InveiMgntlon of the rob- ■gainst Communism," Patton de­ I I . H. D a p a rtm a n t of A g ric u ltu i H t'llm il. lit h i KM n t in is nf in ul mlit y ny (1#w Iniap llu l Die G uverim r fniiml bartas, u ld Polka Chief WH- clared. “ Y*t, today, we era in far O r l* M a lh la u x , a d in ln la tra tlv e rA l.L A IIA M H I.t . I» •c l ■*/p) pnnialiiiient Mrs Jam aa A. Jeaty, hii vi-a* n m l •*» idiiinmn rull(ll W M t „ (ll i-eady fu r occu 1III- C o llllll'l lln i i .1 t 1 I’d* ■-.itiph llama. « greater danger from tha threat of fleer, announced today. psney. flu traveling in his private nhl uinDier of Mrs. Phillip It llm-li. f 1il lilll' 1 ' . -----hi Iny agreed in mInpl lira i ffi.-ial Out pf mure than 4A9 local liraouainp. Im want to tlie mansion •Ii«d .It the local hohpilal al '.! D> Cuinmunlun than aver before. It CALDWELL WINS ME MINt; IIIIV I'flllN M I'll Idle nclujol lexD nulls m 1•« classrower# to whom noticaa of Hatur ii Incumbent upon each of ua to He will re-enter Dm hospital A.61. today following u -III, rt ill HI ID I'J, ...... l.'l i ;|- i «;,.r lli i-nlimilf. TALLAHASSEE, I*e. »»-</> bps lhat th# type of government ' m election wars sent, only 31 Dlls afternoon ness. ,y’a —Former Govarnor Millard Celd- which w* raealvad frnm our Lore- voted. ITni liuard iii -ci-|*l i -i | rcMimnieti* Mrs, Jaaty came to ftunfnid l<nn IllUtl | "lit t* hi-nihpiarti-is n-pnili-d The Governor's physician said wall, In hla f l n l appearance U - bears as a trust should b# paaaad Uinm at Leslie T. Uryan waa elected vice ihe chief executive lo “feeling hel­ years ago with her liu#liiud fmm Diry liail 1*11111*1 Dm inn iniiu Iliii-e fora tha Cnblnat an a prlvata «n to our children and our chil­ chairman and J. T. McLain, Jr., a ler" but would be confined for ITiiaiilng, N. Y. They re-itl*-il al veur-nlil '--ii **f lli,. Aiui-ricun di-n­ D lln ile v . *11.1 ll rm n ,r - nf -.1inly lawyer, today won a reduction in dren's children at laaat In xa good committe* member. ut y i-iiiiuiiMiuler nf Mi-ilin Innii-iil ,-iiinmiDe,- Dull luni f.,r n-veral Bonner L. •everal mure rlaya. 217 Holly Avenue, Hue win* In* r 4M that coastal petroleum cum- condition aa wa raealvad it." alter a limit whii-li hu-l iiiiihiliird ■Vl-l-ks hl-i'll Innkilil! uvi't li-k-thooks Carter was chosen aa first alter March IP, IMft In lleaiilni'. I’u Warren entered Ihe hospital pxxy is paying dor an oil leas* on Patton is the praaant chairman nata and Frank Rusaall aa second laat Wednesday, suffering from on Beside* the husband mid tmr m«sl nl lla- ,\nii-ili-Hii and Gi-riunn /•ini M-i-ing w liirh ui'i'il ii'plnclng. of lha Un-American Activities alternate. upset stomach and physical and ilaughtar aha la aurvivnl l*v tw» iiIiiiiii i/i -,1 pulli-i- in Ihi- I-il y. **Tho* amount still la la ha cal- Commutes of tha Houaa of RapraTin- rliilil linil vviiiiiIi-i i-il mil nf C III' f MEET "This la an I m p o r t a n t com nervous exhaustion. granddaughters, Mrs. tleuri;*- An­ itad, but tha raductlon may a e n ta tlm of Florida and la a past mlttee," said Mr. Mathleux thl-* Dim-tnra nf Du- Hi-iuinuli- t'nundrew Hpaar and. Mias Phyllis lincl* Im. fluid yard ill iiliuul M p ft| In if . as much aa M percent of tha department commander In Okla­ morning, “aa It has a lot to ilo will* tv ChamlH-r nf Cumim-ri-i- wril of Hanford; one grandson, 1‘hillii day HMUGGI.EK HELD 000 annual payments mad* by A gi-m-iil i-nll wa-. sunt mil hy ....... . to n ig h t nt 7:211 n'.'lni'k at the allocation of funds for soil alioca ‘ in. jbi i i . Jy,* a,* n s iiitiiu . mm "itr ■ », It. iIlach, Banroril; * '« ter, homa. ’ ' l MIAMI, Dec. 16 —(A*)— The company; . * i . laical repraaentatlvaa atUndlag conservation In Rsmlnol* County, luurth of 20 allans amimgled Into Mrn. E. H, Voleejn, f a l i f ; Imili li-iniaii i-ivilfnii pnlii-i- anil Dm Tourist Ci-nti-r, Edward Hlg. j r Tyler, w . . . lli,, Aiim-ii .-iiii mllitnrv imlii-u put­ pins, miinagi-r, uuiioiincml inday^ the inid-wintar 1-wln conference w an t which .h« estimated would amount this country by plan* from Cuba ariiav waiivf, William f* (iiimiti W. vv , Clienih-v --it one brother. t r DAMAGES ting win i-i uf si-nri-lu-rH nn the Jim Singlatxry, adjutanti John to IiP, 80U In IPM. Th# group ran waa arrested In Naw York City uf Lung laland City, N, Y. nglal ihe lm\ Galloway, Funeral aervkaa will la- cmi- iceile. ll liail heeu (*-u, y. JJoal Fialdt, Ed^ Mont- make r e c n m m • n d a 11 o na for furton, cant, Lauaks am Carmichael, chief ilucteil at I i 80 P.M. Friday at miglil inn I- wblllh-rad Inin Die vast Col 1 0 *HOPp,N?AVf Lt0f ■ms, Jr. • Williams, **f the immigration and natnraii Erickson Funeral Hume with lt*-v urea nf lli- Grillmwahl Fnri>sl near Ins I io iiii -. porta on arresgls pllotmanta. A. 0 . Melnnla and Dr. E. D ration service In Miami, said U. N. MIT Inti-rnn-ni Nkolae Neuman, 28, a Romanian llruwnlaa officiating. IHIIAEI.I CAPITAL BOSTON, Dae. 18. — (*>) — MEANEST MAN was arraatad by Naw York patrol will follow In Evergreen Canm TEL AVIV. Isrnul, Dec. 16—(A*) U. H. Rep. Franklin D. Rooaevelt, LYNN, Maas., Dec. 16-b T V - man. I ary. —The iMsell Kimaiet (purlin to the aurrivora. Jr., saya the United Nation* did An armed man robbed a parapnn-nl ( will met In Jerusalem in |U great lagle laat night *• ha aat helpless not act " wIm J; CASH TOSSED GROVES PURCHASED Voted in his ipacially constructed wh**l deal of lata Samuel B. Nelson of Orlando TAM PA,. Dae. 18- b P ) - T h r .e ■lays, its -qieakei, Juaeph Hprln* to Intamatloi chair. recently purchased grove proper­ Rt. Pateralmrg naan tonsil a .tak, aunniiiireii today. David iii-ii Gurion, the prime Th# Naw , Jotaph Mangan. 68, told nolle* ties In Bacllona 18, 81 and 22, For­ cigar bog full of money off the lha gunman stuck a pistol in his est City, from Mr. and Mrs. Lin­ Gandy S n i l x early today while inluiater, is eapectad lu muvu his said tha V. N. unworkable ai thaw at high offices to Dm lluly City tomorrow. back aa h* whatUd along a ci|y coln .D, Whyta and Mr. and Mra. off le a n B a d Rut giitarmnant spokesmen said Ma laid In (treat and robbad him of | 24 . apaad acragg' tha span. Lou!* Okun at Naw York City and i . . ---------------------------------------x . _ l e W | r t . kf?W tlllam A. ihe present moves do not mean th* U.N. Mr. and Mra. Martin Bvmkoff of "whkh bot ' ' lo I B, Iblcn, 21, JtruiaU in it immadiataly to ha Waavar la contldared th* orfida) political poiad. I am 14a report the on i mwwN dead* ladkata a purAir f u r . capital of th* state of Israel. u l.i. St. Petereburg theater operators contended their occupational licen­ see'taxes ware Increased 200 per Cent, and the additional licenses tixeiii 'we; were ‘increased 200 percent the a iig ir e t P « r ll) wild ihlautl. Wednesday except cnutnm t .luudy with occasional J 8 ANF0 RD, FL 1 0 R ID A ^^^E rmgPA Y _D E C M 3t 194H IMS 30 THU W E A T H E R -•4 - -**V 1-«1." " -/I - --------- -----jqO i i A • �V 'f * % I TUESDAY D E C u j.tia n a a TDENANfOED m m ( |e Sanford Herald rip'1 Carrier rtitaarr ■oII pm , B f i • ) ■ M M , r r x i l u l l n a * am4 M H m • ! • ( M a l H M M t f » r tb * N l f M I * f '< » * * »■ «•«. w i l l b * e l a n r * r « r [_w j w n ltr r ilila i ra m . lt# * r * V « ‘* l* « t M a llo n a llr i f la . H lla tN M tlM Ir ta S a w T u r h , ( h ir a a a , D a t r a ll, » y « < * l l r . a n d " t. i t a i r . ■ i f 1* 1* * f ” ” w b lr h la r a l l l l r r t '" ■ ■ i M l y P Ib a uaa l a r r a a a b ll* llt o a a l a l l l b a I n r a l a a rra p r la ia d i I b la i f w a r a a r r , aa p a l l aa a il ; TODAY H IIIDLE VBRBft No Cooks Available Art) you having difficulty flndjgg someone who will take over out in thu kitchen and produce chlckeiMmd-tlunipIlngH and apple pio? I f ho, thin may be'the reason: IiomcHtlc worker* have become fewer 1ti the United States, according to the Metropolitan Life Innurance Com­ pany. Before the war 18 percent of all women who worked were in domeatlc ncrvlee, and now the proportion, hatt drop­ ped to about 10 percent. "Thn expanded opportunities for women ip other fleltfn have apparently mado domestic work B«em relatively less ttttrnetlvo than before," the Metropolitan commenta. I’rofesslonul and seml-profCHHional work fuMi alao been nttructintf relatively tewer women; ; an Incrcaao intho, proportion who have become clerical workers, aalcawomen, ond'opemtives ami kindrpd workara. Thla I h explained by the fa?t fhitt, with jobs plentiful; women fn their late toons flpdiearly 20's have gone to Wof-k Initeml of undertaking long years of inofeHsionnl training. ; The total number ot American women who nro employed or seeking employment has fallen off hI iicc the end of World W ar I t , but still exceeds the HMD figure by Home 4.8 mil­ lions. The estimated total is I8.D milliotiH, or about 80 per­ cent of the cntmtry’H entire labor force. Married women who work outnumber substantially the single ones, although in HMD the reverse was true. "The greater participation of women, and enpeclally of married women, in the laimr force in recent yearn represents an acceleration of a development which hint been long under way," the Metropolitan observes. " It uopeum unlikely that there will Im a reversal, or even a ball, in thin genera] trend in the near future." THE WORLD T0MY lit gom e Question Br D t w r r r M HEM On Cengus Burean At* Foralgq Alfalra AMtyat The disappearance of England'* Report Hite Snag k sdi Is tided aristocracy through heavy taxation continues apace- and this economic revolution Is no raapector of nersone. Among tho latest victim* 1* King George’* own nephew, the young Earl of Itarcwood, son of I’rlnress Mary (tho Prince** Roy­ al) and the sixth Karl of Harewood who died In 1047. Tho pres­ ent 20-year-old Earl Inherited an estate valued at $2,100.4HO and this Iihs been taxed $728,072. It ’s the Karl’s hard luck that much of his Inheritance consisted of nn ancestral estate of 24,000 acres on which live hundreds of lelinnt farmers. In order to rnDe the rash lo meet Ills luxe* he must sell much of his property, which has been In the fnmllv for genera­ tions. More than incidentally this presumably deprives him of a lurgu revenue. Th,- Earl’s predicament Is thnt experienced by so many others ot this class of society. In the rnsc where property changes hand* three or four limes quickly, the estate limy be virtually wiped out. This of course means that the day of the erlmson-rnntrd squire riding lo hounds with a “tally-ho" neross bis rolling acres Is Just about ended. Thus llrltnln Is In*. lug onn of it h most cherished traditions. W ASHINGTO SH1NUTON, N, DOC. Dm . IIS.—G t — UP) P) —The Cctiage Berea! decigeg today to ea|i,iotwa<Mw shout al incoma In the 19S6 eenpersonal sin despite proteats from acme Congress members. Acting Cen­ sus Director PhlHp . M. NaanOr snnounrfd that anyone who pre­ fer* not In te ll hia Income to tho census enumerator w ill lav# tha privilege of matting In the In­ formation on a special forte In the Conans B urton. WASHINGTON, Dee. IT, - f/P) — If you dnn't want to tell the ten- ns taker — who may bo your miglilHir — how much you earn, tin Census Bureau probably will m range for you to mall tne in(umiutl'in dlrcetlv to Washington. Kurenii o fficials said so last night a fte r 2.7 Republican House mem Iters banded together to looeo a Mast at the bureau's 1050 questlnnnairr. Along w ith such ques­ tions as those on age and resi­ dence. etc., i t would ask every fifth person over 14 years old questions about his Income. Tho Hu ren 11 *ay* tho answers would be confidential, not even uneii in the tax rnlleetnr or the KHI Hut the congressmen opposing the questions Issued a Joint state-, incut In which thuy said: Tlm Truman Adm inistration i* peipn|rating nn outrageous dis­ crimination against smalt-income people In the 105(1 census. “ i f u person earns more than llu,(HU), a ll he ha* to do Is say 10 , w ithout g ivin g tlm amount, *nd thn consut taker is to be satis­ fied. Hilt fo r nil punpin earning un­ der $10,000. the questionnaire jtlsnds as w ritte n !!-. . This is raw Injustice." 1 ' i d 11 A Bureau spokesman told a re­ porter that a sim ila r question w af asked in 1040 of- wage camera making less than $6-000 a year. Only a fow r e f u s o d to answer, hr said. And they were permitted to mail Until answers to tho At long last we G l l A ^ k i A i r fashionable homes and garments haMnd us. Only the memories of .heart are eternal. Judge men Itbelr eternal selves, not by outward Ir npplngi, .Man (eth on ihu outward nppenr»nee, but (tod luoketh on the heart. m 1 Hani, 111:7. The red costs are being hung THK CliltlHTMAH HEAL away, ami the owners are tru d g ­ What do you think of the Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer lias a new as­ ing to Jobs in office or shop, even Christmas KealT signment, and business people In all fields will tie watching us you and I. „."What do 1 think 7" said I. It's nn Ironic twist of fate that “Itjmnkotli tho Christman Spirit with concerned internal until I he new purpose of thu admin­ only as fur back us 1022, when istration becomes clear. Sawyer I h to reorganize the ex­ tho present Enrl’a father married •Tlx grenter than gifts you buy. For || pruveth Iwiicr than jewels ecutive Interpretations of tho anti-trust and other business the Princes* Royal, the Harewood control statutes, and seek to discover whether there is need fortune was huge. Not to put too can fine a point on the matte, It had That ytmt lim it hnlh room for | for new laws or for a new code of fiilr practices. t„ )i,. In order to support the your ft How-u im i. Sawyer said that the first gold, as lie sees it, Is to King's daughter In the manner to “Who glvclti u g .ll to hia friend reduce the "area of uncertainty" in business control laws. which she was accustomed. has (tone " t> The Viscount Harewood, who No more limn n gracious deed. | If be ran do that, the achievement will he universally ap­ as one plauded. I f he finds that them tiro, as often seams, basic succeeded Ills father In the earl­ But the seal proclalpieth the man conflicts In the statutes which cannot I h> satisfactory eased dom In 1020. was hand-picked as siiilnr of the young princess. He as owe by I nt erti ret at ion, perhaps, he will he able to recommend was 4<) years old, of Impeccable Who glteth to those In need. reputation, n grenadier guardsFor God,'Who mnrkoth the epnr- congressional action which would clear the. air. rows. fall. ', The essential (iiiestion of general interest Is whether man. a tlirlre wounded veteran of G lv a th W to Ilia friend*, hut the aim of the administration is to make il easier for hus- the World War* unit with consider­ able experience In diplomacy. to o'# and all. ’ Bureau. “So I lodda at the Christmas Heal InesH to move around within the framework of laws control­ And, ns i recall It, he Inherited a Hup. Iln iw n fit-O h io ) has ling hosiness [tractices, or lo achieve tighter 001111*0 ). It Is vast fortune from nn uncle, apart charged that the Income inquiries This friend who romemherath tne implied that the Idea Is lo make a positive approach to the from the family estate. are unlawful. Ho has demanded Wlinl II wedding thnt wps- I of I’h ilip M. llauser, director o f Hath also thought of tho sick, business statutes, to help business to conform with them was stationed In London nt that today, in advance, rather than simply prosecute violators. I f the lime w ith the A, P., and It Wtl the census, th a t he rite "legal Wherever they chance to he. authority" fo r the questions. And ho giveth not only to cheer true aim is to help business, much could lie donu along my good fortune to attend tho Hauser Iiuh not answered. Other ceremony In Westminister Abbey. his nwn, these lines. II 111 can o fficials said Hml a census The American public devoured th* But to pll who hath need is Ids nlui y umi icpurtcrs poured a tpr- Inw passed in 1020 by a Republi­ mercy shown." CongroM• Ifnvna th » ,fq rm n f — Edgar A, Guest real of words across tha .Atlantic. can Fur wevks beftiri) the wuilding tha Ih r questionnaire up to i.tliis Hec1lode Mailing, testifying press nil trolls sides of th« OCSMI ra ta ry o f Gninnterce. • . | #* T h in k o f Uni th r ill or rending nn imptihllnlioH book fry was full uf dctiuls shout tha forth e Alger Hist trial, said she 21 N e g f o B r e m e n M ark Twnirt. Thun im iigini' if yon n ut tho s iip crth rill nroitscil milling oveid. 1| • its Y g ven retpetnbgr v A cn *,h* One .iissinncs frurn .(hai.ilsa of Uv runilltiK 400 books by him which mivcr mtw tho Hr I i I nr D J tw r im in & tio n ill Gotha il Kislcr. He muit cfiry. Tim U nlViTE lty of.C n lirn riiiit will lu- thn protltl owner the estate left to the present (par) , 1 - d - 'l »t ' > ‘ ll'U llt* ,| de l liemendoua impresnf Hardwood (lust Ills father sprat o f n prlcokteti imlloetlon o f tinimlrlishctl T w ain mnniiMcripts, a fortune in maintaining hie PQ*b ,. M A C Q N ,'O fs..,’ B o e r'IO r ( A V her.>.......... ■......... . ‘group " ti ’ NeRro flremate riccorillnk t,A President Kofsirt 0 . Sprnnl. Thu monuscri|iti) tlun, tho .older wince was reputed ’ tfiV r*n*m l of. ■Georgto W i do not feel competent In cotnu from T w itjn ’s datlghtor, Mrs. c la m (!Intnuns Hamns- to luivn hml much more,than hr :Ha' •tfv a In these1columns as a musical soud, who has.iiiuim tiif^rl Ijs-r, in tout Ion o f Is'quenthiiig thurrr handed, on to his .helr.-t That* a|. filpiHh?' rtfttS te course, Is imdmtnndaidyf fo*c(h* ."tf critic,1 but have you heard that lo thu im lvurelty. Tho br'Ouoht hiclildos 4R imtolsioks and expenses »f ro yu liy nrq, Mtiqs.uf roynlty ai h e a v y ., , Ifuwnvcr. uwover, tlm tlm current, curre ho b fu r.o f latest song of the prairies, "Mule diarfos, many fa m ily photogniphii, and hnslnuss records, bu­ tlm title isn’t doing so badly. H'a tot/rt'-heW ’ Vrttewlap ■seek*, -to Tr*in"V Ii has piadically every* sbies an aiitoblograjiliy published hitherto only in part. au ....... imu-lv.aJibU . ..... an- ehd Hie dlleged' idWcrlmlMillott M ark T w ain was a man o f many homos, ranging from tough lo Iiiho1 so th (a | in it fiom Sunrise On the i-eslrnl citato, but if ruymaths ngelnst Negro firemen. ...................... I mr ~lip y say tlm Cunlrsl and Wnlpplettre In Custer’s I jisI Stand. tho F a r W est to H a rtfo rd , Connectleut. H is greatest Htorary iqntles lire right ho si ID pad cl/wi; [■ T Hm Cont IAnd one of these days we wouldn’t achluvomont, howovor, was liisiilrhd fry I tie Mississippi River lu tlm equivalent of a. million and n half dollars in property.. A fal­ be surptiied to see some enterpris­ anil tlm W est. Ills flrn t succosafttl story, "Tim .lumping Frog ter can eqqeo*o idling on. Hurt (n« ,n i(*lv e i-'iieiauii vfcrid to *glnemen, ing ‘composci bust tight out with o f Calavuras ( 'm in ty", was published in California. [| is n while, g n la ll-w h lle union, tn (o deny fl« them . , , ■. pii|all-wmia "The Nina, the I ’ Mila, and the San­ l hero fora npproprinto Hint tint (ridden S la te should inherit lie's mine furlunaln llisti a guild (heir seniority preference right*. Their suit say tlm 21 Negroes this uiieipiuled collection o f w ritin g s Iry one o f Am erica’s many othero. A lot of the landed to M «iia£.; __ mintiiiacy are so eln«« in brukc ,were employed. as firemen for greatest and best beloved authors. M L . Hint they ........ their livings the railroad but that they snJ ; Whan t the Dowager Countess in nil sort nf Jobs, many Involv­ othc. a have been replaced by P ftl, Engl anil’s liciiesl noblcwoing manual labor. They are the white firemen with less seniority. The action charges the Souta■MO, died (lie oilier day, she left shades of a fust disappearing eastern Carriers Conference Com­ claws. M estate of $ 1 1,%D,000, the mittee signed an agreement with turn of $2*>.40 set aside in tha union In April, 1041. Editor, Fellowship Front Htulkm, Tha plaintiff! allege this a• apacial fund for her physician Tliu Herald Hnnfnrd, Flu. greement designated them aa to make sure she was really dead Dear Hlri Deo. lb', 1010 "non-promnUble” firemen and 1. "TI ip old American luihlt of fey cutting her junular vcin. Most denica them tho better paid end Kdltnr, M the real she gave to charftjr. ex- Forgiving and Forgetting." more desirable runs to which, 2 . "Hupposo they dcpomlod on Hanford Herald, because of their seniority, they c« I (or $0,849,000 in death taxes. merit to hold their lobs." Dear Mr, Editor i are entitled. ; " '' It night have been better (or the They ask .Ute eourf |o declare lloth of the fllmvo items prove i Kindly publish Ilia following P8 al a w tide II she had been iiml ohow conclusively Hist ynu and lelldr which wan written originally the 1041 agreement and supplemental agreements Invalid and ^ J lo give more lo charity ynur associates, are aware of your t(> tjie Urlamio Morning Hentlnal. uneforcsble. They also ask that duty to the Public, through your Dear Kriondi they and other-'Negro firemen An n group of Christian Molhrru map laugh down here in privilege ns thn Mouthplarn pf the people through the pres*, to point Chairman uf the publl- be restored to the positions from l, where we eetm la have nut, and emphnsixo thn great dan­ of Hemlnolo County, wo deeply city Committee which Uiay . cbnt£n<Jed they were deplore the fan-fnie rerentlon water than we know what gers thnt our people umi nation which was given Hie "Nntlunal P. H. About flvri hundred Christ­ Tavern Association, meeting in ian mun and women of Fellowship with; over New York’s plight art now facing. Precept mid Example "City lienutifill" Dec. t and your Front and the Central Baptist rctpttl to its water supplyMaJ. B. K. Meyers Beni meed to glamorous .write-up of It. Onn Church.voted Church, voted to publish tth# above. |ie aboi 1 it has almost tr$t|ied the Jail 1048. would he led to believe thnt tho Congressmen Congressman Mey Ma; of Kentucky King of England had arrived In­ where people havg ,»o *0 s 1 M l) l( | in 1 \ M l • j I . stead of King Alcohol, thn King M Cigekills to gel a ijrink oi Bontcnced to jull 1040. Congressman Parnell Thomas of Death, tha Rider of lh« White V ’1 r. B u t down here white we Sentenced to (all 1040. Horse. / • •* . 1 1 X ’1 I I ) % ! tt •i \ 1 plenty, of water, we are conWho will be next? We hold up our hand* In Holy In the name of nimplo Justice, mating it at last as we can so horrow before (lnd, asking Him why cannot the Prose, arouse our to dollver our. sons and daughters tha timp may soon untie when so colled Judges, to deal pun­ from this, of all evils tho must water as we have'will only ishment out to the notorious but deadly, boverago alcohol. We canInflunnclel men who break their not believe that those who gave o«thi { to their government, end mgi In cohlsct. And if tide recaption, am thu salt and people, the higher the position the builders of your city. glop wailing ii through n greater should he their poniih* Wo only repeat thu word# of flowing well*, ceneli mont. Joiue Christ when he hung on the kfce ditches, we itojftaM i !ru*c,<lF$th$r» forgive them} for any conUminaied wal«f, Code For Business Murk Twain Gift ftp LtJCRBCB HUPOtNB CteVft "Oh. mpP Henry In terrible f ft r .‘ tm one of the Wiggle Wogglea." . “Right you orll/vaaid the elfin creature. He took • etrtwberry colored handkerchief and gave M* nooee three loud honk*.. All the wNUa hW aaucer like earn wiggled and Waggled like tepen leaves In a hreeae. "Come, now. Follow me He turned Into the woods. Henry did not know what to do. If theoe elves were as wicked a* he had heard, should he not re­ turn to Santa Land as fast as his quaking leg* could carry him7 On the other hand, the ertature ■aid he had Santa’s wand! 71 muit go with him,” decided Henry. "No matter how dangerou»." , „ Immediately he started after the Wiggle Waggle, lie cheered up when he thought how happy and suriwitesd Mr. Wily would be when be returned with the wand. Tha Wiggle Waggle pushed on throught tne woods. Henry* fee. sank deep Into the snow hut the Wiggle Waggle seemed tn walk on top of the enow and have no weight at all. In fact ha went so fast that Henry would have lost him If the Wiggle Waggle had not stopped from lime to time to honk hie nose. At last Henry eaught up. "Where do you live 7" he aiked breathlessly. "Oh, the Wiggle Waggle* are scattered all over the world, said the creature. " You probably kin d !" . have hehfrd ti* bonking and nevar And bursting with happiness he knew what' It wa*. War’s uaually inv^lbl* ^ “ rykn“^ | j remember . T bad Sanford Forum s ia s to : left the. uivtx and ran towards Santa Land.’ / . .. , 4 If only I111 had knuwnl The ^ .wirknl Zexop. had. kept Santa!* wand and given Henry the Wiggle Waggles’ wand which could work only ovll magic. . Next; A I‘recent fur llcnry. FLORIDA STATE* r T h e a tre s “ AIR-CONDITIONED nr Door* ftpiiit lfr.45 l», M. Dally Today & Wednesday 1946 Bulck Sedan Radio end Heater 1 1 1 *0 0 1948 Pontiac Station Wagon 1 ,1>. 1 . 1., Looks like a new one Low mileage • Guaranteed felt not HI*oo »• f Thefe were about a hundred blUg-ltWed, saueer-eared eraslutes ’pushing each other around. Home were slapping toeh other, were -'kicking, some were SOI ____ trtl'Af. them were ng hllrt. and honking their n«4ea and howllna. "Goodnessl" rried Henry. "Why lira* they The creature who had led him “We there shrugged hie his shoulders. il always squabble," he sshi^ matter qf.factly. "Can’t help Unc Wig gle Waggle* ran across Wiggle the cave dragging behind him an "Megacycle" as used In radio iv the measurement of frequenv. ntiuutiiig .tlml the rate of vibration' I* kt t ,000,000 cyiles per stxsoqd;-';" t New Tlreev New, Battery ed him wskgllitlf of. earn thsre Wae In thal eavsl lle n rr • i n f 1ami s ta n d 'a b o u t In astonIshment. 1 ’ HOPE FOR- ! « $ .; VATICAN. CITY, Dye. —Pope Plus expressed the hope today that tho 1060 holy year would bring back to the Catholic Church those who have bten se­ parated from it. Tho Pope spoke to- cardinals of the church in n secret con­ sistory .exited tn nan)e litrcu papal dclckhtto who, with thu g Pontiff, w ill open the holy doors W of Rome’s • four major churches on Christman .eve to begin tho • holy yeaf t ' * " !, 1940 Quick Sedan many 'tirtie* lying In hi* bed at night and hewing strange nolies in the hlackTiouso rf.M re.8n® !' Had,At, bees onq of Ihe Wlggls Wagglaa J^IoWjiug. his nto*T he womierad w|th ,» shiver. "But, now.’ , wept on the elf. "We have all coma north because of course you know Hants Ii havIng a big party tomorrow. Simply everyone I* Invited. Everyone ex­ cept We are «_ the __ Wiggle _____ Waggle*. . ngry about it and mean quite *n|try to pay A n te back." This rhlii sounded very Henry. He started to sty he thought the Wiggle W sl_ should Just forget about It and maybe Hants would Invite them 81 -* qext» tima *'--- L-h.**-•» the had* a party. Bill But before ho tmuld M y tHls. the into , lilt t^dUritoM litemW otfier Wt*glla Waggle by tha hair, The two aI them crashed against Hanfy and then rolled, over and at over,’ ecropehlng. and_ digging .... each other with their nails. Henry was so frightened he stirU-il out of the cave. But at that very moment there was an extra loud honking and a deep vofca cried, "Be quiet- the hoy fretm Santa Land 1* here!” Instantly the Wiggle Waggleidcited. The biggest and ugliest one then said to Henry. " I am Zexop. What do you want?" *'1—1 won't stay long," stam­ mered Henry. " I—I Just cama to get my wand—Santa’s wand, that is. “ My brother, Humphrey found the wend In the woodu," said Zesop. '. •• “Then—may 1 havs It? I t ’s real­ ly very important, you know." "We know very well how 1mportunt It Is,” snapped Zexop. “Arc you going to HanU’e party tomorrow Tn "Why, 1 suppose au," said Hen­ ry. Then he added, " If you did not souabbla and quarrel so ter­ ribly I'm sure Santa would have Invited you." , W ell b# there anyway," rried >u fiercely, flercel Zexop What caul uld ha main? Perhaps ma the be is not going to t glva _ ight Hepry witnd, though . In dismay. Hut nt that vary instant Zesop reached into his coat and pulled out a magic wand. Overjoyed Henry trapped it. “Oh, thank you! You are very Chaptar $ ‘ WIGGLE WAGGLE TH E li 1 Quick RoaSlmaHterv |$J»4 Mllew- Loaka new,,Fully, Uquipped with new Gpod Tiw . r ■ i f t i o .00 T E R M B and 1 R A D E B ■; N IC H O LS O N B U IC K CO. Pkooe 1114 Hanfoii, no. NOW SHOWING CIUIGAU01I INHISARMS bettslatlM j lor the government's itggn, know* how il Its budget without F A M IL Y n ig h t Every Tuesday and Wednesday M R KMMN OASSS RACKETS RACK (I m«him.* BAUM SHOES m ete lltlM inM H SM M K SM O M M I WM1 (W WE VSfl|#f*4l*#es*»f**f-•»■........ M.I aracut cwsseiiT os TONIGHT S WEDNESDAY •xnavij" -it. X/sl \ ' '■\ ! d , • t , rt b e q rtlit,’ •A Ido. •' 1 t btlv*!'« i-.i jf.1 m m i 'ik �-------;------ ;....... ........ ■ r-• -* ' 'JI ; :* V’ T U E ftD A V D K C . I l l lf4 > t HANKOW n Social And Personal Activities Telephone 148 Corita P otato Roy—Society Editor 'H ■■ * ■ 11 Soctal Calender Lois Hodges Weds Floyd C. Perry Mrs. D. B. Hodges announced TUESDAY today the marriage of hef daugh­ v The Pilot Club will have It* ter, Lol* Henrietta, to Floyd Clin­ ton Parry, son If Mr*. F. O. Mans­ field of Miami, on Nov. IB In Way t l i i d i o f m im b c ri or# Invited. cro**, Qa. The marrlaga ceremony WEDNESDAY wa* performed by Judge Wright t Th* Seminole Hl*h School Glee Tylnr In the Court House at 11:30 ub will entertain with • Christ- A. M. The bride wore a taupe thae conceit at 8:00 P. M. In the colored rre|ie dre** with matching accessories. iohdol auditorium. Mr*. Perry attended locnl eehoola FRIDAY and graduated from Seminole High A cnruunsa ChrUtmai pany party for Junior School with th* cla*s of 1H.11). Hol­ ■tudanta will b« lowing her graduation wa* em­ High School student Center from ployed by the Atlantic Foam Line H U l l th* Tourl»t 0 ....................... . M. I. The party a* n clerk and ha* held the same 7:00 to 10:00 .P. Will be given under the direction position In Waycro** for the past of Mta. Charlea Ruaaall, recrea­ three years. tion director of the Parent-Teach Mr. Perry attended school* in W Association. Miami and during the war he MONDAY served in the United Btate* Army. foardall Avenue Circle will He I* now a foreman In the At­ meet at 8:00 P. M. at the church. lantic Coast Line shops In WayA' Chriitmaa party will be held cro»». Mr. and Mr*. Perry are now *nd member* are aaked to bring making their home at !M>» Willilam* fin s for a f tf t eachange. Re- Street In Waycros*. mstwnent* will be served dur­ ian the iocIbI hour. The Peat Matron* Club wJU meet at tha home 41 Mr*. W. W. Warner, W*«t Nineteenth St i ret, at 8:80 P. M. Mr*. (I. C. Dixon wo* ho*tr *» at • " ---------------------------- her home on Weft Nineteenth Rt. Inst'night for the inerting of the *|e Knight Circle of the First iptlst Church. Si', Mr*. A. .1. Peterson completed W. B. Shippy .poke on fluwrr* the mission itudy hook, "Japan in Mexico, describing tha colorful Today" by Kdward Doiirr ami the flower mart* and t*l|lng\of the huilne** session was presided nvar different ftnwrrlni i>lent* to mem­ by Mrs. Harry Huffnianti. Mra. ber* of the Magnolia Circle of the J. Hi alloy Odhnnt rea,l a letter Sanford Harden Club who met on from Koto Hallniann. n German Friday at 10:00 A:M. at the home girl the circle Is helnlng amt plun* fr fM r s . W. R. Klrchhoff. Chair­ were made to send her and her man Mra. J. D. Wright presided family n hot of food In the near and folowing reporta front tha future. Mrs. Odham reported that varlou* .tending committee*, , wo ho*** of Chrlstmux toys, food member* exchanged plants, and clothing had been shipped to , Mia. Wright announc'd that them recently. A new member, member* would meet et the honw Ml*. Dnrnthy llnyne, was wel­ of, .Mr*. Mo ye on Wednt-eduy at comed. 10:00 A'.M. to study and create Following the meeting refresh­ Christmas arrangement*. Three ment* carrying out the hnliduy new member*. Mr*. Charles Met-k*, theme were served by the hostess Mrs. Harry Robson anil Mr*. 1.. P. to the following: Mhgah, were- welcomed Into the Mr*. Peteisou, Mrs. Huffmimn, ‘Circle. • Mr*. 8. C. Dickerson, Mrs. J. V Following oiljoumment of tha Vain, Mr*, nuyne. Mr*- H. II. OdbuMneaa ■‘ meeting the . hostess liimi, Hr.. Mr*. Vralluy Odhnm, I erved coffee and took la* to Mm. Mr*. Mary Cash nml Mrs. II. H. . EL >Crawford, M r*.' J, Ri alley Pippin. OdM tti Mr*. E. C. Daniel*. Mr*. cirr^vyj:' Elsie Knight Circle Meets At Dixon Home Mr. Shippy Talk* On Flowers In Mexico ersonals Mr*. J. Flelschsr has roturn•d to her home on East Tenth Street from New York City. Dr. and Mr*. David Y. Hicks of Orlando were the weekend guest* of Mr. and Mr*. John E. penvff at their home In Mayfair. Mr*. J. II. Van Hoy will re­ turn In the near future to her h»m* at 000 Magnolia Avenue a fte r spending shout Gin*, month* In California. M l** Margaret Speneer ha* ar­ rived from Georlga to visit re­ latives In Sanford and to take part In the weeding of Mis* Kliiabeh Whlghant to Lesier lluthrle. Mr*. Gem ge Harden, chairman Tin* Hoi no i l»* IliKh School Gittff * of the Dirt Gnrdenei* Circle of , i',ii*i<, .... lit it ( fit fori with tha \ m ili : , i,iilc till',- ('Ini, w ill |irc*enf~ the Garden Club, announced ut a meeting of her circle on Friday ,» -pciiol I'toviiam of ('h rlu tin a * that the formal aliening of the l hymn- and anthem* at H:00 o'clock Garden Center would l-e held on Wi-dno-ilni night at the h lg h | -ihiiid iiuilit riiirn wd)i Mis* ( lllle , . Jan. A in the form of u silver teu which will he open to the piddle. lle-'-e W illi 11.. ■ll 1 i-,-t ill IT. The ptlht .1 I lie i- invited - h*’ 1 Tourist* in Sanford at the time will he especially invited to attend. Sue, ml n.,, i,1.,-e. will !„> sungw The meeting wu* Held at the •■I the ru l- tii|ii, mo, tmy* dollhl# home of Mi*. Kdward Mel'ull on i|iiii) Ictl.. an,I 1,\ .I,till ts. J0llh'a East Fourteenth Sheet. Mi*. A. I !'-■ an i st.ii |,*\ Middlelnn vvll** 0. Ailing, horticulture chairman, 111*4A11v ll-** 1' *a!8 tliut December i* the month —I» to plant lose hu»he* and gladiolus for bloom* t-y Kn-tei, Ciene Inyrtle hushes -liouhl also pruned ui ihi* time. I t ie li n r d c . m t e m a k e - I m . t o V a l o n l l i i n C o i l # * * In a - c e o e l i m n -*H1i Mrs. Climle* K, Ginn lepmted .......... .. h'-i\'- ....... H ighw ay," w ith Jack O ikle . *hnwtng Im -d n y on the .liiiiliu tinidi-n Cluli uctlvt- null Wi-diti ■ iluv .n Hie l l i l i ih e a to i S c lif lt . th* ........ . by Mr* Karlyle Hi.ii-enolilei and luted Hint dot • nlfc tin* iiiniilli .Hi* C. L. Iteilding wilt KIW' iRIKs to sclioid i'll IIdt on a* rnttsluia* unangeineHt*. By Qltll liltt'lA H Mr*. M -in 11 told of phi ii* f oi Mi*. Bill Tyie wa- lin»te** in the lieautlficatliui of tin- Garden the llu-iuosu iiinl Pinte«*innnl Wo C flilrr giound* and nunmmi'i'meirt H u lJ .V W M tm . IKr I:t »,Pi Wk* made that tin- Dili Garden I n the Clmi li’stun i i'ininfc Luek ? rnon's Clreh’ of the w s r. s. nt till- First Metlmdial Ctnuili • •eta would he in charge of ....... Ft iuI A -I. iim * nut. Btlrig the l.llnary fni Chrisluiii* Tin* luniv.l it mi ii r n / ie i l itMttn* ceidlv at hei home on Mellon under the dlieciioo of Mi*. II. II. of thi* i unit nt: Iin« I »**i*4i viID- Avenue Dining the luudne** McC# -Hu. Memheis voted to do­ milk iny ii ini|i|i* ,»* i*iii‘»» nt «ml* mm-tlng It wa* planned to giro a nate $1 to tin- puirluixe of emit It'jyi' ilum i"* Hi ni* t\ |Hi1tU'H uml Christina* gift to each of the table* foi tin- Garden Center. t|| til .I > *||IK* > ll I n }M!lt *tf anient* of tile I 'mild \ Home. All)' . Plan* ....... aiHimiueed foi llio |„ ilnowluol J11i••f lil'l" (kin ! Will1 mu- who wu* not at the meeting annua) plmit -ale in Gn- Tlimpi-1, m, n i.-n i v\ lilt'll luiH tihn W'hii would like In hare a |,UM in 1A hulliliug which wa- In-Id today. , hiouglil lilll'W l'tl M•K4'l i *nI 111 t hi* thi- gift may -ihtam infmimiiimi ■l.nl, |, M„l, Jong | ....... thr* circle *■........ an. 'll* It Each MII* 111lift WU* |l«xK«**I 1(1 | >t If f 1 ' | tirt'IIOli emit S. Btllhlmei ntlil lag then ailiele* pinpeilyiand tin I,.,1.1 .,I lin*i t ut le u ' (III,,' GunkFollowing the ho-lnc» *e ■**'■" and to donut e ill tale- fm t lie wlull- I 11ll in lie new i liailed.n, I Ml*. (I lull r ll*i loan r im a elephunt tidde and - naked tooii ! and li--|" table*. Mi-. Mi I 'nil -luted that ciiirf .nil l>< a l l i li in Hu- pail. mleraatiuu i i * u w "I a I"" •>"" a Sturlv honk emii'iu olng .-moen a novelty i the next meeting nt the gimip ] “ I -mo.... o win w eieil'l live n „f Die lllhle Mr- |m h Hmu.-i It* Would In- held at the home of Mr*, yinllii-'tei n „ lit -1 danced,’’ aisled the li..»tea to ■iei'i:m tHarden at which time uuunill due* Imre wIn n will he payalde. lie iimimeiite-l "It mu*t look tie-loneul- at the >l" 'f o' th-1 /r Chri-tmu- ai uiiigi'nieiil* were hki* Inn t-- tin in Hut I dim t aoetllig. The gmop will m-xl meet -m Jan. W a roliielm rk described hy Mi-, lie, mild IVilke. think It Will mil Ml** Elltaheth Whtgham, who will he married on Thursday to Lesser Outhrie, announced this morning plan* for her wedding. Dr. W. P. Brook*, Jr., will per­ form the ceremony at 8:00 o'clock ■t the First Baptist Church. The organist will be Ml** Margaret navi* and Stanley Bromley will serve as soloist. A- her matron of honor, Miss Whlghant ha* chosen her sister, Mr*. Donald Jones, and brides­ maid* will Ire Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Jr. and Ml** Maigaret Spencer. Little Dehoiah Scott will tie flower girl. B. L. Perkin*, Jr. will serve at best man for Mr. lluthrle and u-her* will be Donald Jones, Wil­ liam A. i.rffler, Jr., David Smith ■nd George Elck. Imniodiately following the cere­ mony a reception will he held at the Jones home at Dill) Sanford Avenug. Mra. Hay man Winner In Golf Tourney £ All-New 19S0 rSmith-Corona The Portable with rn^e new features Th—i a iii'in lliia lu 'i,' M i- Talk — Friday aflernoon a group of residents from plantation Retail* yHlted Fernald Laughton Hosoltul -a m i made a presentatlun of three Ytoosen sheets, three dwaen pillow rale* and two doxen a**ortrd sit­ ed gown*. The presentation waa mads to tha Superintendent of Nmrles, Mr*. Riley, by William H. Tom*, president of the Property Owner* Association of Plantation Eitates. Mr*. Matilda Uoimaln. Mrs. Anna Raudell and Cal. and Mr*. N. j. Hepp were pl*n present. Col, Sepp Is pre»ld*nt-*leet of the Property Owner* A*»ocietlnn. Mr*, Germain wa* reepnnslbla Vfor the Inspiration, behind the donation, a* *he had nursed at th* hospital pn leyeral occasion* Anri recognised the need for addi­ tional linen*. Rhs started acam* palgn to ralae the nocessary fund*, fehe found tha resident* a* well PlMtatlon Kitale* Corpora* da tha Plant: flan moat cooperative, and In to«a than a month had collected 4180.10. onev was uaed Uj pur* Tt.Tnla tnonr and ca*#* and ichaa* the th* sheets * material from which the n* were m*oc. made. a Mr*. ■owns n . ;J. - A. Her-, ard, Mr*. Frank Lloyd, Ml** Mabol Lundfren, Mr*. Anna J U n M I. MrsJN. Repp *»sl»l#d Mra. Ger­ main In making the gowni. JdV* lfraj Beth Benton loaned her eleo"lc aewIPI machine tn th r eeamrfifltt* Even rhllnfen w trt-ira j tgotlen In the gift, R ne grown* were In very imall lab* and the qM anjuunt of sonsy Taft avtr waa uaad to P«fdrinking alrnwa. ; j. committee* and M r*. George Me* It. f'la ik In Sanford liusincss Wnmt'n's W .T .R .K . Call told of. the radio urogram" fm the January meet In In the 5 •ettng being sponsored by the club. She Tm in uf a lutirlii'on at the Oaken 1________ urged member* tu semi In iiuus- luinn-. Following the business tlun* Tor the program' n* prise* meeting a lutii'lienn wa* enjoyed. wtiwveieuAi will he nwarileii for' the best ques­ The room* were decorated with tin" Wialern Jumlmr** k 1" New* tion. Flrristma* greenery, Brasilian I 4 30 Western Jainburte Mr*. K. U. Clemente told of thr i>''ppi’i * and magnolia leave*. Gift* 7 1Oil The ,T HOI nek Clnh district meeting held recently in were exchanged during the meet­ Ilia New* ■l in: Popular .Music Orlando and Mra. George McCall ing. 1.1" .Mornine Devothma described tho unique deroration* In Those attending were Mr*. B. E. ■ill Munda In Muale the club houie and on the table*. Itatllff, Mrs. Garner, Mr*. M, L. a:tin World at Nln* ___i Phil M*ed *t t»tg«a Mr*. E, (I. Kilpatrick, Birds nud Tllli*. Mr*. W. R. Clark. Mra. W. m Silo inch Athkri Nine* Conservation Mr*. Dnncail, v«»-"il chairman, reported I., l.iimlqulit, m i" , W. n . III. I , in ilic in , n n Ah*»I» (»*r to ttiart on the newly-organixcd Audubon Mr*. II. H. Duncan, Mr*. |«mea 1 0 : 0 0 Tin - lip P arade A io, ___ n _ _ Uoy-A o».4 G i r l * Music Society. ■ [ Toll, Mta, Herman Jacobson, Mra. lu III tllrt, Saw. Iturmwiil III Hequcsts were madn for the do- Duke*, Mr*. K. My.'Lina, Mra. ll oo Hrchr*tr* a hi * i nation of Dee* to be planted at George Williams, Jr„ Mg*. Tim I ’ llD M a m i n '•vsrlktr s Moatc 11swell various Sanford school* on Arbor (Tawfoid, Mrs. It. J. Milter- Mr*. tin lim e WorldI i St Noon Day. Mr*. McCall, Mr*. E. H. Ruben Howell, Mr*. Gibson Rate*, l i : l t Th* lianil W aaon Clement* and Mr*. J. C. Davis Mrs, John D, Carlton, Mrs, Haynes ll.ln non (lo t. I no Popular Htsr Hirer* appointed as a nominating uml guest, Mr*. Dickerson, __ Latin Aiu»rlclMiit lil* committee by Mra, Moor*. I ,111 M u a lc a l.- V a r lk D r * lie n l i a r Nuns N o n * lla n c h liar Following th* business session l on Today's HI ' 'ir lira,' A. K. Roasetter was Intro­ lllo li lts ,-*. If aadilnt duced-by Mr*. Clements, ptngrnim Memurr gi-oa* Vo i,7 ' M*m 1 isle -, fl.u v rrs Piogram 4 DU Music chaltjnan, end talked <>n roses, ftha, u*et It) also described Christmas arrange Circle Nn, .'I or the First Baptist 4,10 i,no Th . “ f fjy i llim Hour rnentu and donated plant* to lie , Finiidi met y,esterdsy I ripoi . 11:00 &,ti Thi* IIIrliht wt„_ .Ntws . . W* I Hied fur tele with proceeds going A. M. in the W< man's Blbla Class- emu * i j l Uaikai Haport room of the Educational Buildlt.gr S.Im T w I-L lD Hong* to the Huh building fund. Mrs. B. B. Vauglin, Mrs. Claude at the chinch with Mrs. Bo; «ijo Spoils S p o rta J-arade Saunders. Mr*. Michael Delta, jo,—idlug. A rommuiiit; 1141 Dor'I* Day rifngi IJt Han u n a i l s fro*i were,welcomed as new members >"pnil was given by R u'*■ n far-a l.sai In th'a circle. Those attending Gardiner and Mra. K. M. Ci ri*.. Personallt las were Mrs. Jodcr Cameron, Mi*. talked on stewardship. Following the hutlnts Fletcher Boll*, Mr*. Francii Boll, Kavuralnns in grltnc* Mra, A. D, Benson, Mrs. Clemente, the group adjourned to tha dining Mr»t the .Band Kdltl Night K illian Mrs, Davis. Mr*. O. V. Horace, oom of the "hurch for a luncheon organ Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mr*. Moore, Mr*. with the other circles. Thoaa proDa McCall, Mrs. Rnssetter' Mrs. Ira sent were Mr*. A. C. Benson, Mr*. Uouthward, Mrs. R. W. Turner and It. I.. Garrison, Mra. John L. Lag, ____ ltnli*4 rraHons Mr*. Reel, Mr*. Carrol), Mra. (iaf* toiun Mra. P. H. Wyatt, diner, Mra. W. R. Btovall, Mra. B. 12*10 AiPli* m * *wDh Music A. B. Wilkinson and Mra, Bojr ,i!,“ ro« . A llr it t . p a i'V J, c"" Mr*. W.' P, Yeal or the regular meet] den Ruil Cirri* ol totlan Church hel home on Laurel « Youig a* t L W w. C. srJrJ.1*. r.tres, Mra. D, L , % O. Tieaw, If r a C._ Mra._ J, r ** ".•The Jacararida Circle of thn * rd Garden Club met m» FMjt the home of Mra. C. E. Hon al .1:00 KM . with Mra. B. Brinson presiding, PlaM tin plant sal# ware mad* and circle voted to make two th* for the County Hoaae for rletmas. Each membeC donated log at the meeting te be turned Yer to the Salvation Army far Refreshments were served at aeluatoci of tha meeting to Irlneen, Mra. John Courier, . G. Harriman, Mra, Ernaat . Mra. B. 0. Hlehsim, Mr*. Whlddon, Mre'L. I. Hughey, L, L. Sill. Mra, & C, Graham, C. M. flowera, Mra. Albert ' t My*. Carltoo and Mta. tnti-ie-t* replete Mill, del in aleil F liti-tm u e tiee, nil in--- and Ion Including -me of the ildoilliltile i,ill* pinpiaui* (if Glint le- Mm rlsmi. Ml'*. I' 'l, dingle*. H 'l'ie iitiilii c litilliiiilii nnimimceil All inenitiei* nre ii:<keil t ,, hung all Inexpensive plesenl fm tintree wlneli w ill la. Hit tied nvvi tn ■h orphniiT-e for ClrvtMnin*. Meml>er» innv tiring w ith them a pin*- ' Iui, in I It G ot- *uninii'i n in i|‘ \/.iileu Circle IIhh Dinner In Oriando A dioin'i wo* etiioyrd |,y tni-m i-er* uf the An,leu Fltele ul t'o Garden F lul, on Fiidnv evenlmr The gloup met at the home "I 'll* . I. K. Npiocei nt U lit) T \l .liH-led l,v 'l l * . K. F. H ill pel. mr u slant lui»|iie»- uieHing c-m ■hull mail They decldeil to a*-l«l ii paying fo, card lahle* ,,t I lie lo llli» l Fentei ami to aid w ill, me plant *ule held today. Members le li fo r Milamto f< F lowing the iiu*luess se-slun wln-ca ilintiet was enjoyed at Gn- Magii.i In, Tea Boom. Those N ltendl'i: o-ere Mrs. C. I.. Redding, 'l l * . J Ytiling. M i*. W, I’ . Field*, M lI A. M onfnitiin, M»». .H|iem‘,-r ilr*. VV It. JennliiK*, M i* Dill I vie, Sirs. W illia m * W iny, M i* I"fm FJaik, M r*. A l Hunt, ' l l " Henry M rl.H ullll. Jr., M l*. Ho} Tillla and Mrs. Jlnipci. llu i -in i1 Guiig" in ,' in the pH-t Io n ,. i r j 1.1 lb Im li,alud till- F liii'l, It. n hint lift It- to of* fe f in Hi, «a\ uf giuce ami I m-isiiI \ Hi- .t u III "I ihn,ring "cliuols lint's lull (IH Imlr III,' Flint 1,'"lo ll ill I 'll,I I I " 111II Hot, lie i,ihled lu ," Illy . "n I*i uph' want to learn il, Ul' ,1111 |i •a Ii it tu t Item." \ - 1,rii ,• -tat a N o-liileo -,'1 lew -t, p t-l 1hr lllilt illtc l III II,'11, ' l l 1 rail iv i". If ,'vi'i vmie r o iilil' F ill i | p -ton the way A-llllte Fliai Iph1 (111". the dame la dllc r,u i, i i*vivut. A la in ito now " tim in g in " T liie r I i III* W ord"." t In- life "to, if" -,t snug w rit,u s Bert Ivi,Imm aiml 11in ry llui,v. Thia w ill !»' " iiiiii'lliliib new in muRtcul I'iogi iipliit'*, since Gle sctipl ut c? f.^iia.W#»8a*u Mr*. the I. «1"U|* em ii'l n » lim F Speoni "" talked eiimelm* "1 t h e liu -ln i-s- non Mr- Kin I'le llroishid del, ★ ★ lM 4ruMantaHa(n Out of tha Nstladl'a Graof B t i |i M d RwU« Ljtbm . ... Mi - W illiain*. I .n o tl'-’ Idographre*. "They made George G, ,- li w i " sold “ fc ......... idoo, gh'-'tnv W"' 11,11V uni,v -‘wrien *tiemge |{n l|i\1 "tolliTi n r>a.w wh" l«Ved 1" I 'UK1' t: i ,A., „. g ig win Ib w A i 4*- ■ f R U X I C . 1 6 •4 l 1 PHONE A D V A N C B T iq n ■■ — Oily Lady Min has ajl tkm feature... flu m e 11 i i t e t i i s ’1lined l''nl' i ( ' l l 1, ' I m T iM A S I " lliiv r II I I - m l lull (Il l-mi III lllllld' I imi reap to keep organised when you terry this Miper-efititui billfold. Th* J>way mod*! io * variety ol color f i r o tombluetkm*. y f.w H u p Nut To* liHiiHi-holii chorim nr piitli-ritlK in (lie Kill'llt'li . P rin t h, Check** nml Sh II i I k. S(ri|iefi in sliit'H !l ITi; I'J-'JO; :1K -14. Hegulur vnluw 2.98 and 3.98 O lb tr Lady B uatuni bum H 7i up. w ............ ... II I Mtivittilitt Ruby t- nappy nlimd liaving the sci Ipt hew to noil life event* I Imt seldom happen-, i„ Hum A .nan - . M d h til :■ A Ih n A ii il ii i j: .Mne in nee Hue as I la1 casting “ We tut,I an "inch gyiuil, t • ul I,f i,I m uta iliil ilu il ivi' ,-iiiildul g. ( it all in lie •c ilp l," lie -old. W dial ( '(III III III- Our Watrhee are aa accurate a* they are beautiful. Movement* of National renown, esse* of surpassing Invellnesa, s m a rt, modern design, Inspeel before Investing elsewhere. ' . ■ ■■ . lu t , , ill| ljt l| lu tin - S u n t ItC ll or.i we l u l l " III HtlH'k, » "uI't.l u ;k Ii lit, ile ln e i i o r la y t. • j . , 11 *s\ a 1 Ki iu m u in ii .,m l 1'm il 1 \\ m ill Ih n ln lilt-H ns w e ll Mr" IIAYNKS OFFICE MACHINE CO. •k R rm o eei/r "Afagfr Swrir" A ri T rie r * H U tw sy" A fo meey ifp trtti tumpwrimtnh ■ k 5p* flat pattnltd u is itrsiHoh ia iu rn ilttk ik«pr p raillta lly fo rn tr, • FEATURING * “ MJfcgk, FY««k Roaa, MB In, lug a fte i win,'h lefiesliiuenta 'Veto srnved. M." H W widymneil m l" the citcli-. T ht............ i'n ' Sl;' h, tli-i ilii* I ic f " ilum n Rii.\ World ftmoua Orchketra iA 1,1 K a lm iit, w lm w a- In w iuceful ^1M| , |'n ,|, tthey had h" 'lull, e n a it lie i, I- I'll,lia y i'll l.y r I,, ,|)T.|U, lit I'" ' D '*" 11 '-■ in K ill'll, wlm veil ii inly q uail " , q, gulm -’ In I' *■ ""'C fie- Rllb.y ( I I , - I S k e ll,m i I* on, , | lAi|,ni uf a tniiclilu" " ,l1 ■if 111,' ll,llili, -t IIM'M III silliW | , „ i ,1, I, I,e l,i'll1 . ..I I' o - i i i " - - and ill- w ife lA i l e m 1 h e m '- lit*- wa I- ■ l la lili w u* ■>,' 11in 11\ a ninvie Ij(<l | , IIM „ f m o -n a l .......... . 1 laid v'*a t |- lln w a l d's wasn't lu get riu d iic e i lack l iim in liiu * iH - i , |„'t , »pm l Glem "it'd me Gle * l u i \ w ill tie l , i , (|l| |M- ulin w lvt— ' | Gene loX ed over Go meeting dor tug whlc'; time M r* I'tauk I ....... ' " i l l . II called al lent ton ol Go- ............ « tn the weekly Guidoo « Dili 1»»-•rirun each Tuesday at I" " " ' Tire mini | -i|'uljt nuvlmic on She urged ....m m - H1 " ,l the l l u i l d , m nunc in now suggusllo"* mi g nidrtllug 1 ail 4 Unit ping ta in a'r.'- w 'll he , lor (tec Hi.11 . !-,l for .... *ngge»D,,n"' ca»y | m) inun j Uni ; The u*» of "tin" cans foi hold mg preneivod foods did not tm- I cum* coinmon until late In the nth Century. "The Workfa Graalaat ttoBNMar1’ •nit iig-iictual 'fn i low- Go- live* m l i-frnrrn-ti-11 I -M 'I* -lllljl-cl*. I ili-eoveti-d tin * a fte r lunch inning w ith Mr. m ill Mrs. llu liy uml Iviiln u ir’H willow. A ntuliiw ill |dav K alinin,, wim wlm really iriia iy lamer.M i* Ml.* w o* a slim (Itippe, d arner. . ■■■ J •• IK S : Wxi Ixoril ( iri lc Mn’ts Al Smith HcsidiMiiT lining ................................ I I ui n o t - PRESENTING PHONE m m n iv -ell, Imik In-r iii'ctliim t while U nlU B To AtoM OmtrowBton ■A fe**iiiiuil WniiniiT* (’Iui, m i | | in,\i It- Flu i-l inn- pm I y ul tin- Vncl-t Clnh Wed..... In v ill 7:110 I'. M ne i'Iii aid Spei lal pm tv guest* will hr 'll*- 'tintha Chapman and Mini Dutiriin llakei, high srhnnl *tu■leiit* xpuiiHined hv the Club to Mil- .Stall1ami June Lodge, I'a.'l.i. 1 'In* v Glilhnni and Ann DlcggniJ t linirvn, (,|, Ii ■puiiMiml liy the Circle 3 Meets At Baptist Church Mr*. Carlton Hostess Yesley Home Scene ^ For Jacaramta Meet •; Of Circle Mee$taf (’lull To Ihive l*ar(v | RADIOSTATION^ ............... .... ............ . w ill serve a* hoiteesaa “ Fni It, I'llila ile lp liiu Mrs. Moore MWducts Central Circle Meet Hospital Receives Redding And <*owns ii T in a l w a y i Moninc. 'Ir-. Ilui•N-m. M i i liv ­ e , | in o ld 11ii ii. r ing FU>i*rliei, 'I i . Ailing Mr*. Inokilig f m ni'M o lie* ." A -lllllr Jltllml■l it tn lil’lll|( ll R. 1.. I.i i'. Mi* C " llakei, 'ti*. I lam i l IlillOO'lf " M y . II. Ilct'ien, M i- I'tydi- K iiin-i'y, Clllll l * - l n n sistei unit I i l a m m l ll M SliOlli rOlel loilieil M r-. 'I* Fall, ' l l - .luliii lfugl-1 Mr*, w M i- J. lini—nn, .ii , Mr* Kin- a G ir-h w m t u , in 'l.inly II** , n|,' p,(d a \ at k':‘l(t "'cluck at G" men McCall, M. W ' Fitts, Good' In 1 m ill"".' lie lecallnl, , |ll(ldn r meet mg nf tin- Ixnta >'h Mis. Ginn ' h - .'I, Cu- I'll, M i- S, •It eii-lll<d n lit uf i a Ik ” He | ell- o f tin Gulden 1 lull ut Jo'i , C. Dlckei-no, Mi- M vi nn Sunt Ii, i til* ur*n i mile . ll li'IVIIIg owned a home id k-t.lii T alk 'veuut'. |.mil I'll I ton. OHIO, I-l .■*:-• f Ali-1 a gin i M, l„..u g ,. 11,iii|y „ f .......... .. iHoward RiMHlartd To Mrn. Dickerson Talks At Palm Circle Meet liiiHineAH WomeirN Circle Has Mecl mu Hollywood Howard tilsalunri, btoluglat uf the Orlando office of Moll C-gn* Mr*. H. C. Dtcherson wu* tha • h vatlon Service, will talk an guest speaker for the icgtilur; "0"-m " T u^H ^M ^'nvle rneetlng „f the Palm ............ . th»'u»> Wedriiwday at tt P. M-, « * « ............... anfnrd Garden Club held on Fi t - 1st“ ,0" W rKR ‘ on ,h*' W^ K'IF „ r. W. ... I..I . '.......... ay at 10:!IU o'clock. Mr*. ri,llUl program' uf tha Sanford |>iu)ran nml Mr*. John D C a r l t o n ! H'l.lne*. and Frpfe«lp,al W.»cere host*****, Mr*. Dlrkersun1mu,lV* i,.lt,. nn to wet tail a* hot nuhlect Chriilniu- tie. Bl**»tVd k, lulk* OH {tyw *U gCI DmemnJit* J ' Cljrl»lm»* ut. (|fhll1 oul u( thy oend In Mr*.) wVIbird, J»,/ Jdr*. (*, ty f-angement*. .. I hack yi»d-and how pro! During the hunlnvn* meeting r signal Ion* were ragratfully . ac- covey* of qugTl, on, the farm and ■» ■■■ . epted from Mra, Lee Samuels, along the fenca rows i* highly iit rid Chile aft trie. Saitfaiti D h. Sidney. N U and Mr*. M- P, raseInal log, both ' to.. thp m Inter­ Ggrden Clnh met on Friday- nt ’alerson. Now mrmhtr* present ested In conservation, and to inoont Mr*. -Hagim arid Mr*. C. IOi W) A-M. with Mr*. K; W. Turn­ for th* meeting were Mr*. M. ,T. thoee Interested In' building good Caghurn. hostess at her home on Fnik , llayne* and Mr*. W. W. Tyra. fishing and good hunting, Mr*. .er a* ____ /ITVmiVt Avenue, *»**■* Mr*, fl, C. f»a*f*-iw M,°"re.,| *■ chair*»«*» ■,a J’lun* ■iHirt ti wenr i v iMHtiP' made iui for H a “ Wnlto T Sally Mtro William* said. min, presided1o v « ^thn meeting Klephant" table at the ar annual and ntemhera displayed Christmn*1nlirnt sale of the club withIt Mr*. flower .„ --------I \V. H.---------Garner In ----- arrangements. ------------------— charga. charge. Report* war* heard from a ll, Mi*. H. C. Oak** and Mr*. W< ; ■r — CliriNtmus Projjrnin To Bt» (liven Dee. l i Wedding PIhuh Told Mrs. Harden Tells Of By MIbr Whlghant Garden Center Plans Friend* will regret to leurn that Mr*. M. J. Meek* underwent Mr*. K. C. Haynum wa* the win­ a major operation yesleidav nfternonn at the Orange Memorial ner In the Class A group In tour­ ney* held at the regular playing Hospital in Orlando. meeting of the Sanford Woman'# Dr. Hurry Karuinr ha* utriv­ Golf Association on Thursday at ed from Sacramento, Calif, to the Sanford Seminole Country Visit for a few day* will) III* Club, Mr*. Hugh Whelehel won mother, Mr*. Charles Kuuner, Cla** B group tourney* and Mra. Who also ho* us her guest her Roy Frank Hynies, Jr.. Class C. daughter, Mr*. Ruth Sum!lei of * The monthly luncheon meet lug will he held on Thursday apd Tranvck, N. J, member* are a*ked in bring toys ry M tor a gift eichsnge. The toy* will be (he guest of her father, It. liter In- used for cliarltulile purW, Hunter, al the annual ban­ |H>*e*. quet of the Florida Board of Those participating ill th* tour­ the American Hocltey uf Civil i ney* llt,yi were Mr*. Mil* O'l.lllgci, Engineer* being held thl* evelng Mr*. I'nui Campbell, Mr*. Harold at the Officer’s Club of the Na­ hastuer, Sirs. K. C. Haytuau, Mr*val Air Station In Jacksonville. _____ Hurry Woodruff, Mr*. Frank Al Brock w' bs recently Initial- j «»»*• Mrs lto** Ad.me. Mr*. A. ed Into the Univemlty of Klnl- *■ Mai*b, Mra. Sytuvs, Mr*. J^ricc Ida Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Heard Mr*. John Ivey. Mr* Whala prlvote banquet held on tho 'hel. Mr*. K. B. Smith and vl*Denmput. Following the bunquet ,ir“; Norton of Ahantonh the Rt. Hev. Henry y II. I.outtlt. i •*•**• Mi** 8ay Kruski of the MayEpiicuput Bishop Coadjutor ofifoh Dm. South Florida made the Foil Pld; --------T’~ Union nuiiltnrium. PACK in H E X l V L O H IO A •rLM‘ �Kettlea 195ft Celery Fed Gridiron Schedule By o u r ZBWADflKI Oonch Fred Gena*’ Ganna’ Seminole . n . ■ i* wl" * » * • two of the UHeat player* in East Florida Conference competition thla aenaon, In the peraona of Wlae liardin fl foot 4 Inch center weighing 106 pound*, and KlUetP*, Baker, • foot ftth Inches ala weighing In thu nelgl urhood of lift pound*. Both of the tall you eq ere aophomorea and omjr tin haa had prevlou* basketball j._r Jrl#nee, but a* One awed by* glider said, "With that length he e don’t neen Coscli Ganna w ill depend great­ ly nn the ahllltloa of Chat lie Thomas, an experienced aenlor for­ ward who rucked up an unvlnhln •coring record lust year, and forwaitl Clarence Clause a Junior who haa been hitting tho basket regularly during practice suasions to far. Ill tbu guard positions auplio fflOru llminy Smith nlth (and George »IV1 irtli [am the season's game*. •a put hla charges Coach ,Gaiiu* he*' through a heavy aosaie drill aosslon h o vaaterday w with emphaala on paasrebopnd Ing, shootln. ng und ui . _ r . ahots to prepare the squad for Its first jrraetlco scrlinmago Thursday af* Urnoon. The Celery Fed Cagera have aeheduled 12 guinea this aeuson, hftir of them to Ik* played «n the ItuLand I^eshurg HI. Auguathm New Hmyrnn Kustla HutUireeau HI. Anguatino New Hmyrna Lreshiirg Henhreesu Ktistis Del.mid there there thera Hit i n llicru hero hero here here there hero her* William anil Mary 711, linnilulph-Mamin 40. .MrCrary 40, Wake Forest t:i. Kansas Hlale 40, West Vir­ ginia 44. Htote College (Wilhirfnrc.pt 60, lllnfftun 64. Texas A A M 00. Ablllne Christian 46. Loyola of Chicago 70, Mar* quette 4H. IIiHilli'y University 71, Ne­ braska 64. Texas Christian 117, Missouri 116. George W a s h 1 n « l « n 00, Washington A Leo 08. Morehend (Minn.) Ttlir*. 60, flonroi'din (Minn.) 08. Kentucky Wesleyan 70. Villa Mndonuu 47. Weatmlnater 06, .Slippery Rock Trhrs. 61. Coach Carl X attlo* announced today tho Calory Fad football ■quad w ill play five, and posslhaix gam#* on tha local gridiron during tho 1980 aaaaon. Thn tough Orlando alavon I* again on the agenda, ho added. In anhounelng tho 1980 achedule, Coach Kotilea lamented that eight of hla flrat atrlng playot-a w ill h a w graduated or are Ineligible fo r next acaaon. However, Kottlea and Aaalxtant Coach Ottla Mooney are plac­ ing their faith In o fast light squad composed mostly of sopho­ mores. 1060 Celery Fad Football Hehedule: Kept. 2D Orlando them Kept. 20 Kustla homo Oct. 0 DeLond homo Oct, 111 Ocala home Oct. 20 ' 8 t. Augustine homo Oct. 27 (open date) Nov. 4 Now Smyrna there Nov. 10 Seabroeae there Nov. 17 Laoaborg homo Nov, 22 Winter Park home Dec. 2 (tentative) 4ftT•» **£». h is ’Year ,the schedule hn» hern •itendtd from 00 to 7(1 game*, living,Hie rugged Canadian * good nance to smash hi* old mark. I* Fronf 1943 to tlH7 when Hi* french me11 were whining , four gaiecutlve rliumplonnMp*, lllrlitrd. we* Nkatlng in megtilflcanl aanlorh averaging lietter than ilH m l* M aeaiion. * *nd the Canucks, were lie lug a almi'il aa "Hie greatest of ell But when the war endad, Hie iw nf .average* caught tin with nth tM Montreal (tain and ltlcht j [47-48, the Cnnadlent finI fifth -o u t of the Klnnley Cup • I f f for Drat lime In ala yelire 6rff fell helow hi* tlS-ntmligg, netting 21 goal*, ben the Frenchmen allied for Urd-place flnlah '.lest season Blchnrd'a goal production red to i« moro 2(1, whlipcrn i ’’The Rocket" had run hi* iia quickly drilled aliout Hiu i war-llm#.,wonder." . . "A ; i-ln-the-l -omnwill g with the ferocity M champion. Ulehunl dd eg nln this acaaon tlurrd tho Imugtnntlnn alike, Ui aportnwritera w 'l’wwr , Florida , Hunters •• Get Extra Days I l II r I tl ir l l i l lfR 1V <4 During Holidays Gonigu A. Hline, president of the Heminoli! County Hporlsnu'ii’s AasncUtinli announced yextcrdny the Florida Wildlife Federation decided icccntly that spcrlnl hunt. Ing privileges will lie allowed for Monday, Dec. 2il- and Monday, -Ian. 2, to allow hnntnrs to take full ailvnntiigo of thu holiday sea­ son, Under present regulations nit other Mondays are closed for Ini at Ing. Upon season for ilnvcs will In-gill Dec. IT, the Fiilornllon revealed, and no fedenil dock stamp will ho aeroasarv to hunt How. Thu U. H. Kish and Wililllfe Hervlre lias cleared up n inls-nndui-slnndltig among hunters and Wildlife uffirrrs liy nnnonnring It Is not necessary i<> have a fedeinl duck xtam|i to hunt coot in Flor­ ida. Tho Wildlife service advises hnntcrn to class coot with galllmiles, mil and marsh hen*. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dm. 18. —(/l1)— Dixie Conference official* wound up their annual mcdlng hern hy re-electing Dr. {Hanley H. Kohl n* 0(1, Mississippi College athletic director, ns president. Dr. G, H, Connell of Mercer University was chosen vice picsldent succeeding Zeb Vance, Mer­ cer athletic director, and Dr. Howard G. Hanford, Florida State University athletic direc­ tor, was re-elected scrutiny, treasurer. Dr. M. C. White, chairman of the Mlllsnps College faculty alhletlr rommlllce, was named dele­ gate ul liirgn to tlie executive council ie |il lie I Mg Rrady Cowell, utldrllc director at Stetson Univarsity. Mercer University Ht Miuon, Ga.. was awarded the 11150 truck meet nml golf nml tennis lotiriiu nielli* which will lx* held concur­ rently on May IP*20. The coii ferenre also set tho dales for the I tin I truck, leu ids ami golf events for May 11-12 hut named no host tram. Tampa University previously had been awarded the IU6II bas­ ket hull tournament on Feb. 27, 28 end March I, ,» Other art Inn taken at, yCxtei-' duv'* meeting Inrludrd naming Florida Hlale University tha offi­ cial 11)40 football champion and Florida Houthcrn College ns hare- h'lWprtTim tatlVe* ’ ‘ fmrfT TfoH W Houthorn, Florida Htnte, Htetson, Tampa, Alarror, Oglethorpe, How­ HALTIM O ItK, Md. Dec. lib ard, Mlllsapa and Mississippi Col­ *(Hpcclnl)*CoiiNlatunry and world- lege attended the meeting. record performances Hrned for Calumet Farm's Coaltown tha title nf Horsa of tha Year In the Four­ teenth annual nathumldo poll or sports and tu rf writers and com* incntHtors Juat eompleled by Turf JACKSONVILLE, Dec. HI.—(/IT nml Hporta Digest. Of the 2011 sports nuthnrUies —The Federal-Stiitc Market News who voted and were asked to name Hurvlrc early New York market bat one hors* In this elnsslficatlon, on Florida m ilts sod vegetable*: Avocado flat* 10-16. fair to good 102 cast their ballot* for the dash­ ing son nf Hull Lea • F.any Lass, quality 1.60-2.(81, poorer low us Capnt was second with 71 vote*. 1.(81. Snap bean* bitshrl* Ktrlngless Though henten by Capot In blft last two starts of the year, Coaltown (Hack Valentines Irregular iiusllty had built up iiuch a lead through 4.00-6.6(1, best mostly 6,00, I'lrntfa brilliant campaign starting early fuls 6.00 0,26, few 6.60, few 6.00In Fchrunry and lasting until the 6.60, poorer ,3.161-4.61), Tnalerend of (k'tuber, that tbar* was greens few 8.60, poorer 2,60-3.00, Wax i.60-6.18), mine 4.00- poorer no enlchlng hint. He led the field home In 12 of 1.60-8.60. Hlinwberrle* per pint 1.16), few Ills 16 atari* and flnlshrd ae«nn<l in the other throe, adding 127(1.- olbcr* tlWlrlbuli'd at on unsettled 126 in the earning* of Warren pro*'', uurepnrtril rules Monday Wright’* racing •«tal)ll*hMtfht. |icr pi. 1.00. Through winning the tltto, Coal I'uhlaigr 1 8/4 bushel boxes dotown Joins the select • group of imistld round type 2.76, 60 lb. Thoroughbred stars maiM up uf tacks 1.76, Cucumbers, lunihel* 3.60.4.011, Granville, War Admiral, Manillacult, Challedon, Whlrlaway, Count few 4.26, ordinary <o fair quality Flcnt, Twilight Tear, lluaher, / 1.60-2.60, large rise 2.00, pickles saiilt, Armed and Citation. 8.161.3.60, fow 8.76. Eggplant, bushels IMIO. 11,36, few It Is thu ilgth lime tha honor has gunn to n Calumet Farm Mrae* 3.76, poorer 1,76. Kndlva— Ohlcury, IjUihcts 1.26Whlrlaway having won It Myk*.} 3 . 00, Kscarots hushuli 1.26-1.76, few 1.00, curlay type few 2.00, at* itft. Ph i l a d e l p h i a ; d **. in e -(/p j Vegetable Market S u m llu u g h W in s 'S t h N F L P a s s in g T it le --lly the iinriow niurgln of two points, Hammy Ilnugb of the Washington Iledskin* won the Notional root hall League' paaalng title for the ninth time In his 18 M int fMWr.rmrcr, and yedra aa a professional; under the Inverse grading sysl tem In which the number of com* ifc-Bottuheh Ntjw Vorlt plellona, percent of oempletton*. iiUtger, put* lit.T h a t touchdown passes, yard* gained and per tent of Interwftioiu era «ur t* W . we hftve i •eg In win the pennant, i eight Mtaaona- UtclutHn J i b iltt* fo o t.t* . lift* r w p tr g g S S a S i n ^ r v 3 R /L L /A N T PLAY 6AARKMD tm ff o v y l 9 rt> TM e o o u r M w e s r c ry fe e R e M c e CROW N AND S J B l'A W c o rro N * Bradley Downs Tough Nebraska, 64-54 To W i n 3rd Straight bow l da r e *v , r / f north CAROLINA CAROL A Maurice Richard Canadian Hockey Whiz, Eyes Record ie Conference cts Mississippi {Director As Head Calumet F a r m ’s MONTREAL, Doc. IU - (/P )- Coaltown Awarded Sw i»nt'ln the NatlmmMloekey lague uaed to ho "break up the TurT Digest Title nai tiiia I ftati iiiilnua *' Montreal Canadians." Today It line simmered down t« "break up Muurlcv Klrhurd." , T W would null tho circuit* goalie* fine, for Kleliard haa ru* gained III* scoring nrnwleaa and again I* terrorising Inc loop’* netilm lrr*. Tho JH-ycnr-old Montreal right Winger hurt netted -ii goal* In Vtfl game and may he nn III* way to Break Ul* NHL record of 60 goal* in 60 game* act during I tic 11)44- Team To Beat In College Circuit JAMC & * /£ !* /A M S , M M e* W h T $ & L A & c* fr o m Mm a t/M re s A T stfAPPmm « M » om m e MM* A M O M M tW r AMO DMFfMvr *TAHOOtJT,AMO A CQMVMRetoM. AMD MMtLDOOAL KtCKMR ‘ OiiiotiiW If * ‘l rVdwn If Association, asserted at the im - A A U meeting In >San ‘Sanity Code’ To tloiinl I'inm-lsco thut nn utblcte who accepts an m iddle srhnlurshlp himself nml Bar O ffenders "ptofessiotmllxe*" should he burred from membership on Olympic tennis. like for Mr. IlurdFrom Olympics iigv"I Inwould dt'fiho his ineutiliig of ut lib'lie scholarship," l.elh told ic|uirtors. " I wonder If ho regard* t Ill-Ill it reward In payment of middle utilllly. The sanity code not laws Dils. It recognises n 'urnnt for aid' on thu basis nf need nml Judge* on uthlate tho nine ns any other .student." SOUTH IIK N D , I ml., Dee. Ill oil , the West (A’i A combined NCAA-AA* i Hiiimlafii. still knockout punch for "sanity ' ’mist, was not imitu'dliitcly a, I'oiln" vlidaiors—Nu complete a- wtil hh’ for comment,) l.elh b ft llllle doubt Iml what to bar them front U. H, olvmpic compcllilon uppi'uir) In bit (irhv i in- 111 A A mol A A II view til It (ftg. (I s i'll i I b'tlc schulurtdiip* In the siimu - ,' K ail U 'lb « f; Iowa, (flGAA ' light. f Dr, prcsldciil Ideal, ilcrlurei) at Notn | Hpcii liking |i«rsonn1ly, nml not I)omu’s nnnuul football banquet' r,,p tliuiN G A A , I / ih said he felt. i ".rather • strong argument Inst night that offenders wuuU Ihat receive sharper sanctiuiia than ha* nuea . made In tha e ffo rt. of aapuWiuu jkmb.ai'hiidtUo JiawtftJb* *O0tJicrn| win ad,-, t<* have a throeTin warned that school oola vi'<- meal haloing table within the luting the coda may also lose season of the sport Involved.' AAU sanction. Tills would tiinhn Tha NCAA mile m>w permits their athletes Ineligible fog thu only one meal a day within seaOlympics. II would ulso hi ing son. He *ii a I that Ilia throe-mcni the los* qf, certification by by Hill Alexander, scholastic accrediting, rtgunrh - . priqHisnl Georgia Tech conch, l.elh .hinted ut iiWrti M r I agent former mensura* after Avery llriinilugn, would offset apparent dlsrrlmlunPresident uf the If. H. (Jlpmplr lion aghiii'l alhlcten who have Amateur Head Hints A t h l e t i c Scholar­ ships Aren’t L e g a l NKW YORK, Dec. 18—m — Bradley's veteran five* still rat­ ed today as n team to beat In the race for the national basket hall title. Tho Peoria, III., squad downed a strong Nebraska club, 64-64, l* * t night for Its third straight victory. It was the Fllg Seven cu-chumplon'a first defeat of the season. » Paul Unruh and Gene Mel chlorrc, aa usual, lad tho Braves. The tame duo aparkod Bradley to a semi-final berth In Madison Square Garden'* national Invita­ tion tourney last March, Another Mlaaourl Valley fav­ orite, Oklahoma A A M, la In Naw York for its Madison Hquaro Garden dehut against un dnrdog Long Island University tonight. It's tho top game of a double bill that also mutches Now York University against Colgate, Other results last night In­ clude: Loyola' of Chicago 70 Marquette 4B: Kansas State 42 West Virginia 44; Hamllno 02 Regis 40; Texas Christiun 117 Missouri 36 and George Wash­ ington and l#cc 08. N The Regls-Hamllne encounter we* a repeat of last season's na­ tional fnlercollrglata tournament championship result. Loyola rebounded against M ar­ quette to make Ua aaaaon re­ cord 3-3. A i(t Major contests tonight Include: »°>y Croba at Dartmouth: Texas Woalaym * t Baylor, DePaul at Indiana, Drake at Purdue, Norto Dunio at Wisconsin, Louisville at Eastern Kentucky, Olympic Club at San Francisco and Georgetown (h y ) at Western Kentucky. To New Loaf Contract At $75,000 D, Chandler, commissioner of baseball, Is reported reedy U Hiring along with the National Lcngu# In the major*’ squabblJ over pennant playoffs. The National League voted yesterday to keep It* present •y*tem of playing beat-two-outof-three In ovent the race enda In a tie. Tho American decided to continue it* "sudden death" one-game elimination. Bccauie of the deadlock, the final declilon now goe* to the commi**lonar. The National la ague also has derided to restore twilight doublahraders and that old headache, the suspended game, which was used in wartime. At Its meeting yesterday the senior elrcult brought back the rule that games called on ac count of Sunday curfew or for getaway purposes will be resum­ ed at the point of InUrruptlon at a later date. the spltball. "Nothing he* heon help tho pitchers In the Inst years," argued Evan* yesterday. "This is Just n trick delivery such a* the knuckleball, fork ball and #o forth, which are legalis­ ed." ,_______ mii A. B. Chandler, commissioner of baseball, I* expected to get a new long-term contrect and a hike in salary at the combined meeting of tho American and National league* tomorrow. Tho word Is that the comml-.B sloner will he signed to a seven” year term at 376,0(10 per year, 826,000 ntsivu his present pay. Ills present contract doesn't ex­ pire until April 24, 11)62. Tho major leagues decided to have a night opener next season for the T in t time In history, Tha St. Louis Cardinals announc­ ed they would start tha campaign against the Pittsburgh Pirates nt Sportsman's Park tho night of April 18. Philadelphia's Connie Mnek re­ tains his post as vice-president of th e American Baseball l-cague. The Athletics' octogena­ rian was reelected yesterady by league directors, who also re­ named Blit D ew itt, president nf the St, Louis Browns, a repre­ sentative to the major league executive council. Manager Burt Bbotton will have hla same board art! of atratag atratagy In directing Brooklyn's tklyn's baser baseball Dodger* next year. “ renamed hla coachei ler, Clyde Hukeforth 'orth and Milt Stock. skaattB 'Both the American and Nation ul baseball league* showed at tendance drops (n the 1D4D crowd figures, released yester­ day. Tho American drew 10,730,TAI.LASHEK, Ala., Dec. Ill— f/T) 047 compared with 11,160,000 In —The class I) Georgia.Alahnmn 1048. Tho National drew 0,484,hitxohall Uagtin lost a memtier yes­ 718 compared with 0,770,743. terday when thu Tnllasser Cardin­ Billy Evans, Detroit Tiger als withdrew liecause of financial dlfflcuiUes. general manager, was the Inno President W. 8, Olllledgo said dissenter as tho American Icaguo the Cardinal* finished tha I04D voted 7-1 against thu return uf seuson with a 16,1100 deficit. The Ht. Loiil* Cardinals recently end­ ed a working agreement with the club. A r) Decatur of T *ll*il#g *. Ala., league president,, said a replace­ n e w v 6 u k , Doc" ia. ivp) 1 ment for Tallassec probably would Boxing, com# from Roma or Thomastori, Abe Greone, N a||«in l Assudatlnri , commissioner, has Gu. or,Bylacatlga.'Al*. ’ T ' N v p choren hy thf Nmp York fluxF 1.1 . . , . , 11' ^ I . . ^ lit a 1988 National Football Ing W rftar*’ Association to receive League game la'tween Philadelph­ tho 1040 James J. Walker memori­ ia ami llostnn, the F.agle* Inter* al award for "long and meritorious i ceptml seven pusses and Boston service" to boxing. Greene, editor nf the Paterson, four. i N , J., Kvenlng News, for many years served as president nf tho llttlu ttnie to work for their NBA. Ho Was named commission­ maintenance Jobs whllu engngnl er lust year, and recently was re­ appointed to that post. In timlr speelnl sports, Georgia-Alabama To Lose Class D Club Abe,Green To Head Fight Writers Group SPECIAL For DECEMBER CORSAIR Outboard Motors I If. P. N IN (i!,K Special.................. flllU L V Regular ............... 8139.93 8 H. P. TW IN S p e c ia l .......... J Regular ♦ ‘M jfiBB ........... u» 1169.95 7 Vt H. l*. TW IN Special ,,,.l.....l.,:j..L' 1167.98 ......... i f " W * "-All ■saodvla'' bare Gear<«-« . BhlfL..>, CabU Rlarlar. « » » rU r , Seaboard Oil Co. r . f t H / 4 , tat Htreat. Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. 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RddhMa 16 qt. beaketa red* MAP MON w Kb "M-Wlde" visibility! I t doa, holdover* 1.00, quash hUahel* Yellow Straight k 2.80.11,00, >1/2 Inuhel* Italian ■ i.no-2.00, larger low a* 1.2ft, lull*.large to very largo 1.60- ‘omatoc* 1 load 6X0 and 0X0 >, few 0X0 11.60, 11X7 8,00, f*W l;,V * fa r t# fr itt t# fC C - �/ 1‘ AIJF. r i V F :h •xt«; . ) BRITT AWARD I stable financial condition, Virgil LEIIdqa., Negro (v m agent, reports. returns County ai ' *' : R rltl T ra c U r Co., local Fort! T raitor-D earborn Faun . e q u ip ­ ment dealer has been named a winner in n recent demonstration contest- according to nn announcement by the Ford tractor d istrib u ­ tor in Jacksonville. Each dealer had to ei|iml or ex­ ceed a In me i| not a during the per­ iod covered in order to Ire a w in­ ner. A ctually, J. !t»y U iill, mana­ ger of the focal d im . fa r surpassed Ills quota making one o f the outstanding records of any dealer ill (he Jacksonville area. YOU can now become an 0W1 of one of FLORIDA’S Largest Businesses Thompson - Uecvcs a: win,t;ns P o r the flm l time, u ptihHc market han heen created, " for the Common Stock of Florida Power A Light Company. The people of Florida now have nn opportun­ ity to eMtnhlixn extennive home ownership of their slitte’n largest elec trie utility and one of its leading business enterprises. EXPERT W A It 'll AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 3i«; iw ijK .w r . M 'i; , it WINTI'lt I'A It K KI.MltiliA m \ i i : im * el m h u m rate u r Kiansmatt InFJogCaseHanga OnWoman’sHosonit ROMM. (In , Dee. n (in Defendant ....... . Daniels’ alibi ip the rase o f seven flogged Ne­ gron* today linin' nn Imw well Ida wife's flg m e I known, D a tilrl and Ills wife both te s ti­ fied III lllo ItlllS* ill'll llp llts 11 in I here that the nittht the N iq rm ’s were ivllipped they in 'll' v i-illn u ut his father's remote Inriidiouse in Alabiuna. The irovcrnnieiit pul four w it­ nesses on the tmul ye-tonlay ill ml e ffm t to ermh the ta ll, blond Hutmunhdc nii'lnl w m k ir's dr fence. T h e fom dei lar"d they saw the D a n ie l'' cm in a lin l i t i u Ktnn parade m T ie n to n . (ill the n ii;lil o f the (logging A l nr.at nmil c tin ic r, Ito la rt \llison, Mini In* saw Do* Daniels' car alid that it was ill (veil hy a hooded woman in' thm qiht w hs Mrs. Daniel, You mny tiny one or any number nf sbares ai I be same price per share. Yuur own bunker or investment dealer or our representatives will be aide to inform yuu about the slock. Optometrist Illustrated and descriptive material will tic sent to you upon request. This material explains why we consider Florida Power A Light Company Common Htock a desirable investment. Indicato an extremely ample bosom. Pressed by ilcfeiite Attorney Frank M. tilrason fo r fu rth e r Idontlftcu tiu n , Allison paused t It..iiyrlit ■ fu lly , than said be was pi c ity sure It wiih she Ueutise "nobody in Ilade county is made op like Mrs. Daniel." Asked by (ilcHson if d were possilde that the figure could have been any of Hie o ilier defendants, nil mate. Instead of M i-. Daniel, A llison unsweied. "N ot unless they bad b een made up w ith a pillow." Mrs. Allison followed to r lion bund to t In■ tniid and delated .-lie saw M is. lim it' l tbnt mi if til of A p ril ‘J w ith and without a hood. " I was su rp it-isl," she -.iiid, "to -re her with that bunch " The lu lh e i p iiiu lioiiseivife testified she - hh a hood' ii woniati get mil of ii cm mid "1 knew it w.w Ml.-. D . i i ii c I i i ton Do way do is liu ill up and llii' way ..lie g "l “ JF Y O U W ANT-RELIEF and H ELP Send for our ARTHRITIS BOOK < Mis. A lll mi, one sm.l die luid known M i- Dmml nil too life, was iis ked hi lilca-ou if it were mil pnssilili that the fig n iv wits U udci cross cyam iu atim i, A lli­ u limn winning a pillow mound son nhsrived th a t "Mrs. Daniel is Ills chest. Sniffed Mrs .Mlison, " I don't ii nicely made w om an, though f a t h e r b ilg e ." t i n e he gestured think silo needed any " NOTICE YELLOW” PHONE H17 i r f f t R A IM M O l.IN t, M IA M I, F I.O R lO A I K I.E P H O N E R : M IA M I, 9-6035 and 9-6710 S U F F E R E R S mil The T H IN K IN ft FELLOW rides the IE FIRST BOSK CORPORATION Rheumc-tism N euritis Sciutica STORK (LOSING HOUR FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SHOPPING WILL KK 0:00 P. M. ON THE FOLLOWING DATES 21 Hour Service YELLOW CAB CO. IVc hnvr trunk *c n lre n ' k i n l t ' . A w .n i Kirilr* Utallua I 'l l I K IVK. A USII NT. Registered Securities Dealers in Florida /wr/ttswnr. “H’m! I should have brought a new Bool An the went her lakes iis toll o f your rmil. you may Motuhn, wish Santa had implied some brand-new Kubenud 0— |T g 0 Articles For Hale ~ ’> 7— l»els-l,iveslock-Supplies " O U flK For Balei 214 Kim. I Mule, tun.no. In Christinas ( l if t C rating —letnmn- Foi Hale t.nke M miiihc seci bin. Produc­ S IX lfo O M house w ith three budable rates. W ig h t-W illia m . A tion Credit C m pm utinii. Phone rooms, good rondltiim . Locnted Co. (N o t Inc.) 200 N. Laurel, HU I. on tw n lots near Hcminote High Phone l i l t 4.____ School. F ru it Trees. Phone U liU F ru it Cakes are made from Cocker Spaniel I'niqnes for Chrlstma.i. Sir-. Carl Moss, Utlill W ila fumoiin old English recipe. lo w A v e Plnini' IliU-W, _____ None Hctter. It ll>. *2.111. Hnhli'i* Article* fo r Kale — 5 Homo Hakery. Phone 1IHtt. HERALD Want Ada For Results Dci'umliPi oi lla r ie tl roofliiK rig h t onto your roof. T ak e this step now. lo avoid delay th a t may result in costly leak damage. Call HU to cheek your roof, then, if needed, we'll supply our life tim e Itulieroid or H a r­ re ll Itnoi'illg. Amatlng Johnston’s "NO-ROACH" PAItKKK - KVF.HHHARP Pen A Pencil Sets ALL TV PCS of luilldnier work, sent It nr v coating kills Rnnclmv reasonable rntr.i. F r c estiinnlAnts, Water Hugs for months. ItONHClN, KVANH ASH L lfiH T F .ItS es. David F,. Carpenter, I'hotn Pint »U10. Half pint We. RouAnd Cigarette Cases from * I (Hr 1SUKI-At mlllat ft Anderson. S A N F O Ifl) JK W KI.U Y ft H. <S. Hehrcns. T ttA C T tm W illtK LUGGAGE CO. o MtinroV ;l(Hl Hanford Avo. __ Ph. 1348 Free estii ales m, plowing and when you can tiiseing larm or garden plots. . ’ru it Cakes fur N orth' Finrtda S tu a rt soft shell Also clearing and gr-ding build­ pecans, finest quality, in His. _ T_, *3.M . Ordqr Now. ing lasts. Phone II17-J. Jnrk liL & a W. K. K ir,-huff, Jr., , Rdhb’s H ome Bakery, Ph. 11M Russell T-Shirts While ft Colore . . *4 8 Write F. D. Fmsl, llox (lit Puolu; Prtfmlum Paints ....^ 12.25 gal. Cm peniei'tiig, lliiihling, Mock New ft Used work shoes, Tarpau­ laying, I’npei llnnglng, paint lin- Raincoats, Rubber Boots, ing. Work giiniinteed, fair deal­ Army rota. • , ing, reasonable (irleee. A H M Y -N A V V HURPLUH CABBAGE i ’ li Phono 1547- PHONE 148 111 West Third Street Him 103 N. Palmetto Ph. 1331 THE SANFORD HERALD WKI.AKA APATMKNTH. Rooms and Stores. 110 W. First StrcnL Photte'1431,_______ f iir n l:,b e d irrrt._011 P a rk Ave. Modern It room fiirrd.ihrd npartment, Adnltu only. 2300 Mellonvllle. _ FOR HKNT - Nicely furniihed 2 liedronm apartment, close In. 8IGNKT AND l.nDOK RINGS Phone 10.10.________ * . ; HANFORD JKWKLRY ft ' One room with prlvaie family, * LUGGAGE CD. • (lentlenian preferred, Phuna 300 Hanfmd Av*.__ Phono i w f _ U09 M efter six P.M, i s i l EL M ANH* Red Rosa ‘ Feeil New three room rottagi In grtrva Toiichton A Waisuti, 1201 Celery oh lake. Completely fur nlslied Wand all conveniences, Phone s the B A B Y SPIN DRIER Small unfurnished apartment 601 1/2 Celery Avenue. Photlu 1286-W. Furnished Apartment. riMtms and Run Porch. -S .'rV T Furnished apartment. iVABHKR now un Street, W A N T E D TO R E N T -1 1 bedroom house or equivalent, E. D. Kirchuff, Phone SO*.____ ” --K e a i" Kataig For ttalo—U *iW P r SMALL FR A M E bungalow. Two bedrooms. This house Just raeently constructed. Located on lot* *FFTX, *t* from center of ■unable at | leaving city a» late sale. Pro purchased furnl ROBERT A. Raymawd R. Mllea display 8 t " 3 o HNH ELECTRIC CO.* st HI. ft Magnolia Ph, 1110 I lib W ii Imp Dinntir, Served 'The Best Shrimp on Earth" rvery night at llonttr’a (Rill, S— W ANTED TO RKNT— 1 5 Expel ieneeil chmnlier maid, ivltilc, reliable, Mrt. lioriion llarwiocl C liiislm ns MOTOROLA RADIOS — *15.76 up MINtiKR M A C IIIN K S Bin iltl. Paula, g ifts, Terms. Jllb K. fitli HI. Plume 11124. _ _ _ _ _ N |trrtiil Services — l s I'L C I VI. C H H I8TM A K cookies — all kinds, -duns, hbupes. O nler vmus now, Robb's llnkory. Pit, NKW FLOORS aiirfared to «>,-> (eelion. Old finals made bk* ii HU. new. ITtilshlng, cleaning A wax S-MAH filFTB F(»R IIISI ft HICK Ing. Portable power plant, ’ c r o w n i. m io A o t : years nihcriani’n in Snniinoic In Mate lint gets County, II. M (Reason, Lola VANITY CABE8-JKWKI. BOX KB Marv. N gcItLA O l 1IRIKF CAHKB Id.UB BAfIB V K N K TIA N n i.IN D t t nimbi to hi CAMKO WALLKT8-43.no up ger. Hrminola Venetian lllnci SANFORD JKWKI.UY ft Co. H2P W. Hrd. HI. Plum. LIIOOAfiK CO, m aw urn Hanford Ava. Phone I.14H i t jewel tlllnoii R. K. Watch. CALL 517 for llutlcrv, Ocneratnr ind Hlnr or nervi<e. Swiuo’s I’hqiir _5{j0-w, aflei fllbO P.M. ' Battery Service, HIM W, Fuel F io it for Bale: "91.00 a Umbel. .1. F«rt|er, West Onieva Avenue, ORLANDO Moioing ‘Vmllnel. Or Undo Kvernng HLar. Call lislpli mai._MrB. M ■». Haekett, 8054. Ray. ID16-J X MAH GIFT’ HKAPOUARTBRS LA W N MOW K11H ',iharp.'ii."l, b in FOR UGLOVA - GIIDKN - KUHN oil's repaired, lock A key um l. LoNUINKtJ - WITTNAUKR No w n itlrig -w oik guarunleeil, Wnichiis from *24.06 II. W. Shuman, 310 Fast lib SI All Nat. Advertised Sanford, Fla. (F orm erly wild MKOANA WATCHKH from *12.06 W illiam s K lxlt Hhopl HANFORD JKWKLRY ft LCGGAGK CO. UAMKV'H Upliolstery .Shop. For 300 Hanford Ave. ‘Pit. 1848 riitorn and automoliiles. fti'Hsmi able prices. Free pickup A de­ HW'KKT H A M LIN —Orangea and livery. Box 1441, Hanford. Grapefruit. 91-OU per bushel. Bring containers. A. C. Cleve­ V«*io,■ich Kefrlgeratlon Servieeland, Phone 007-R- .__ ' ■ and Appliances, Call MI2-R m 1840,___________ ________ '■’mu- stone diamond ring, platlrr.im setting, 1260.00, valuation *476. LOCAL ami Long liistnncr M"v jk Ing. Him ago and Crating. Wight •tpll dining room suite, buffet, “ Wllllnni.i A Co. (not lne.1 200 North Laurel, Phonn 1014. table, 8 ehelrs.' 4 piece bedroom suite with springe and mattress. Moving lo smaller house, must >iH«rtflce. Hue after five. 2408 I'nimetta Ave. j ’ K T i AV b b o ll light .And dark fruit caka — come In and try one" One |b. M \ Two lb. * 1 .0 . It ohV s Home Bakery, Ph. 111(1. A Ir tSmpresanr .wil.h tank *M.00. t-.A H l|L L K ft w a n t S E S Hslrs snd Krrvlre *- i v A * i n ’ s r n in r ) r, NAM TIC D A'ourr r'XBBP M t m am i imoum/ \ . HOWTALK*VAITOYJOCOWjUALL,M CX J 10 OJR HCfltL BOOM AMO/AMO VARill erWTSBOUBLE9 ^jAOTABTtiO HI n r O M t t O i i r TMAT'LL At U' ' Li.C'N AM KIM t.ATCH MOLASSES! an mi PASSES! s THAS IT U i ON 10 1 1 / p b r o i V t in /1 VOU 6UIOCEO PACKAGE BCf oeuveu if i : AMO 'jtt»c T.IAf it t cruD WMOuAiaiktn GLlJGbCO VOU? r.ir M.'c l V*KJ MlHfO Mt «) (* 1Wl If TMB 1— TATTO OED -WAN'. n n r ro iN a *— apoono AMJ . L A M B 'S ft LOST — Ladles wrist watch m downtown district Nov. noth 125. reward. Mrs. A. G. Tlmma-. 101 E. 71 h Ht. Call 224. Registered Boston Terrier Pup­ pies I *60.(10. City Rervlce Htntlon, North nf Sanford. Phone I AMU-1, LOHT — Reading Glass nn Pal­ metto Avenue Friday evening. Finder pleaae return to 006 Magnolia Ave. Reward._______ .'Vi-.-.i, I 11 BACK') fin' pA-sivDi w*mni) mi; mat *xi w u Q w rofttPA tti i r ami HUH IO m m ftVWWBB M0'9 ' WWAT’9 H I ^ , 1 1 P P B J IE N 0 9 OOlNfl TO <5BT TM A T NiCH AAR. P la aa B .' I MOUSE 7 Z J II K. First__________ Phone 33 Canaries for. Christmas mm AH CAN'T < . RRMDMSUH l v WMUT IT > WUZ SUPPOSED Factory trained qualifi'd Hci vice Men. H IL I. IIA H D W A H K CO. jtfE China, Secretary, Com* reasonable. Ph. B0>-J. Victorian Parlor Suita, ring Lamps Glass. Also FOR SALE— u and Trash. Sflaet Your sprlngere. f.,AH'(OUtP)) , / w H ftriM l-fd PHO MOt \\V 'pttgTTV vnNUCMIBuuau , A. COONM ATBWAs ■— y \ V o c h o o l -.' i MILirAHV, 2 �.* 4 • ' :' \ , 7^* ^^‘-V r v>V“;3L v .* • ? i ~ 7-* 1 ;^ i V ;• • • '■■■ ■- - vi( *, W E D N E S D A Y P E C . I I , 1949 THR HANFORD HRWAI.H. BANFORH. FLORTIM The Sanford Herald Jobs And W a te r W ild ! Now York City begun to run short of water this winter, one of the conHervutioii Htepn wag an order by the city prohibiting the waxhing of mitomobilng. To the cuminl olnwrver thix appears to b«* an unimportant gacrifico for a few months to the cnttxi* of water conservation, Hut then* uiv novoraI thoumiinl men in New York City * o I i . a v » i „ o * A n ~ -----Mlia»A> who make their living washing cars. Thu ttumbur of car CONDOR lalliiilrics, ustablifhmuntH whrrsu only businuss is washing cars, is in that hundruils. What happens to these business T *a l*» I I plant and their workers during the water shortage? l.oa Their plight Is only one small phnHe of the disruption in the life of a community which can be caused by a scar­ lu a city of water. Everyone knows that wafer is a necessity fio a v r aa a la lla a a to hiiniim and other animal life. A point often overlooked is r a l a l a i ' fa M U , a 'l'l f f N f a r that il is also neccisury to most of the iniltistrial and other m r» a a la » a l i t r U a l a r f activities of our complex modern life. M * e r* a e * te a iin lS a ' r .soO I t a t j a N i • a ilr e a These many utU’s of water are the reason why we arc l » f t . N e w r a t h , C:__ U e lr u ll. using water faster than nature provides it. They also an h a a a a a l - l l r . a i l at. a la . T k a H e r a t * l a aI a m a W l a t Ik a an essential ronson why we must plan ahead to provide tin AaaasOMaO P ra ia * » k ia b |a a a t l l l r d best possible supplies of water and to get the most effective r a r la a la a lr l a (h a » •* Ih a la a a T H a w a 'r r la la it use front It, |M*rhit|is filtering it after one use so that it cat. be tiHed again. We nnnot get along without water. We run not even curtail our consumption of it very much tinles> WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 1040 we are willing to trim down our scale of living. K a to b U e h e il la IM ra»IUh*0 c*lir •*ree« la (aMar M l m a la r at I I I lU a aalla At w m Ka t m l aa aaaaait alaaa a a im •»* KlarlCa. 1 ,k* n Mtta OMIra a* M ila rt, a alar Art .1, «■» * " — at Narali a. J*ef. Turn Fiom Socialism TODAY'H M IB L I VERMR • • — ■■■■ For or IIhM no tail laai two l wo Ihonaand >m yesr* n Ik * .......... Until liberals and conservatives m America its well Efyptl-ma hav# boan ala.I to •At wnh anr tint, lust an Ihrrr as in Hrilitdi nations have been rejoicing over the liefent.*W i» a c m a i in rc a a . m « tEgyp.a y i a ..dual of obrrad. Tho ,f Labor Parly governments in New Zealand nnd Australia *»»» Wight not «at bread with the m h re.ri; for that la an abomina­ Now there remains the l% 0 lest of Labor government in Ureal Hrilain itself, ymtogesl but in its nlmrt Hpan by far tion unto tin Egyptians. •—Gen How dangrious it the w a in ' General H ornet 16-yesi-olcl son on a lake in fioni of hit own lionir ‘ falls out of a small boat and is diowned. Stay away from •mall boats unless you know how lu swim. Slay away from them anyway ,1 you suffer from heart trouble or fainting spells “ jV a 0 Ik e Florida Supreme Cuuil has ruled ihet a man who lies him convicted ol » liquor law viola lion cannot lie bailed from leiwny on a Florida piry. That may hr one reason why it is so difliculi to obtain justice in Florida const • One •an can hang a jmy And V how A n you r(|iect a . man who violate* one law lo uphold anothn ' S ’A flitn. ____ V il ol inns wants lo know v how v»e can lonsisteully anjijiciiI g j l W luhfK'ulmii I'liiitin ia s .Seal \r! d liv r when we are so oppotrd lo P|he Wellate Slate, We have llir ’ g ita in i syinputhy for people luf' firing Irnm luberculoais. It would be all right with us if the govern­ ment look every cent it is now spending on paying poopfe not In /IPwork and gave it all' Id pro|dr J suffering from inhereuloaie. Don't lake loo irriotply Fed­ eral Security adminislralor's pre­ diction that 10 |iercent ol all cliil ijfjdreti now in puhtic school will wind $Fup in menial lioipilaU. lie gelt Repaid lo talk like tlial in order to wring more a|)|>io|)nations out of Congress far the politicians In Spend. Our own prediction is that £a lot more than 10 perrept of the Wethiaglon bureaucrats will wind i p in mental hnapitala. The evils of excessive drinking ire brought all loo (Irmly to III by one of Die llerald't "crime (•lories" in which a young college ludent is arrested for lirriking the £gock of his girl friend following I "lobster party" at which con■rable Scotch and Champagne ire consumed. He didn't know, said afterward, that he had kill* Iter. Ha pul hi> hanrlt on her lack, he trmembeird, and then ''everything blanked nut", Well, (a in jail now, awaiting triul >r muiJer, and the giil lie raid [oved. the only daugliler'of ,|ier •rents/ii deadDriving by the City's lone tencagjt in Fort Mellon Paik the nr afternoon, we tuilictd 13 ' Iren waiting their turn to play I four used the court, (l .takes in hour to play a game of $ tinea only four cm play | n tfene. Il was fairly obvious that ~te o f'those children tvefe waiting vain* Furthermore, we date say wMiM have been twice that Miare if other cluldrsn hadn't ra was no use to come «l they did insiced is f’if |Ueis. but Iannis courts nsive way of keeping ol troubk. i Hoover says that if his posals ara put I,4dm coal of government 1 ‘ bjr two Trittion dotran* •ffeettm services »etvl Ti m the most widely debated of tlie three Hrilish socialistn experiments. The electiun results to New Zealand and Australia do not mean Unit tbose two mil inns will forthw ith turn all industries back to private ownership; I Iml will not happen in the near future, at any rule Hut the convention to mil ion .‘il ownership will be stopped', tin more industries will be taken over by the gnveiluiieida. The situation may provide •j itniipte,'bailee for private mid nulionnl ownership ioopemle nle by,$idt*, b<iiIi on iuni vet both secure for Mm moment. Whether the lin n away from .Socialism will be pcrinmi elll - Iilfcofar as pcioiuis-hey exists in pnlitics - prohabh •lependh no the nbit1 1\* nl tlie new liberal coiiservnlivii coali lion governments lo fulfil n trying couiliiiuillon of enm paign pi’oinises. 'I bey have prontc ed, among other Miing' to re,luce taxes and en, outse<* a lower cost of living, anil .it I be .'ante lime to retain and c iiit v on tho basic social wellurv projects of the milted Labor goverumontn, i'erltupc by good management, I hit, ran lie done nl Tem licr Assncialions, wbi. li were orii'tiililH louuded with the itlen ol ilii|iiovilig iiik Ii -i .‘it a tiding between teachers mid parents, as well as keeping parent,, jn tinn*li wilb I Iteii chiltlrgij's Hclioolh. *havii wjd(|uy«| tlieip m c ii | s », The National CongresH o f Pnri iiis mnl Teaelierjt' has ‘adopted plans lo iintdcincnt the idea "that our childrvii nml nil children shall lit citizens ol a free and better .World". The Held df Workjlslto be "the home, the school, Mid church, the cornniuiiity, and the wider world conim uniU w 1' Kdlieationid projects fig' pitrents will take itiffijri'igii uffairs, citizenship, nnd lhe,.Hl^i)y,liirl legishdiou ‘nwirlng on ediicntlon. Support of cijpiinmuLk’ 'activities will litad to a s|iirlt of democratic fellowship, and a study of the United Nations mid Its activities will bring the world eommiiiiHv into the program. j ' That American childrert more furtiinale than many others is a fact that has heen taken for granted up to now. Modern conditions' have, however, caused all thoughtful parents to feel concern for children other than their own. A licMer world for all children is a worthv goal fur Mm PTA. S A N T A A n d The M A G IC IA N • — Henry run Inuk lo Hniiln Luml in. fnal iih lie could. Mr. Hilly uml Hvri'im were wsitlnu for lilm In Manta's ridluge. •Tvs got ill I've got ill" c rM Henry tinniling the wnnil to Mr. Hilly. "thank goodness!" crlod Mr. Hilly. "Wlo n we wok* ami found you gone I did nut know whet to tlduk. I couldn't come after you bccmise Mrs. Claus asked me to stay and watch tier cakes." "Hippy dippy," broke In Se­ rena. "You never seen such enkes us they urc making for. tomor­ row's parly. Came, hoy, there nn* spoon* to lick I” ; ■ , "No, no," protested Mr. Dilly "Tell us first how you found the wand." - » ito Henry laid them about tlm (traiigf Wiggle Waggles and how lie fmieil lItem became of their fierce misliners. "Well, they ron’l lie very had since i hey gave yuu the wand" •aid Mr. ItllTy. Then he look the wand and put il In Banin's little Iduck box. He felt wonderfully happy, "Now Santa never need know U was gone," lie said thankfully he xliut the boa and returned It to the corner. Neither hn dreamed dial It wean wand but me the Wl waml lull wiggle, wood wliu.ii Zktop bad rraded, rraueii, .... » — ' '. . tb# "Now, come Into the kltetien," said Mr. Dlllyt “Mrs. r . .r XClegs has left in to watvh.jier ceke» while house tending she .Is al the I lln the.-Ice cream." What cakes Urge •> wesh Smrdly lug so sweef •' a piece so stand if he , were great badly, On t i caramel, cobowls i f fr, coanut,' rhocc And aura t * Henry licked rpoona toU eg fnvors to nniki-. I ,1,, wish you would <lny here mid keep tasting Hie ire ireuui mild II tiislex light to you. Then turn <>ff the free*, ers." Wloil n Jol, for a boy! With spoon and sourer in hand Henry moved from fieesei to freexer, tasling as lie went. I My then II win time In turn off the freezeis, which was a lucky thing for Henry, I think. He rnmo out of the Ice limise and went to Hie toy chop neuil,y. What cnnfuslonThe little .Saida baud folk worked mmlly ui ihelr benches, putting heads on ,I,ills, bluwlng up fuoHiolls, driving null* Into wagons,'painting tiipx, uiol a hun­ dred ollnr John win,h had in l«> done before Chrlsiniu*. As they winked they nnng Mild whistled nnd Mimrtltue* even dropjie.l everylldng while they danced u Jig oil Hie w,uk table. (If I'oiiise lids slow,'il thinge up a lull,, Iml II uinili* Iheui happy and uf course only truly happy lieople can make k„,„| toys. • . Hlllh it made ,.|,| Patrick Twee,II, knee* furious, lie slumped around the shop imumllng Ids fisla on Hie lalilex, "Wo might as well give up Christmas," ho slormed. "Nn one dnea any work exeepi me. .Slop that dancing I Hl,i|i Hun m d s e !" Nu one paid Hu* slightest at­ tention. Instead, a funny litre In,iwnle will, enormous feel saw Henry and darling In Ids side he •Mtrbetl; hi* hamis anil led him 11/ H eW ITT M scK K N Z IK Al* Foreign Affairs Analyst Those days o f Hashing jio litlrs l Ideidngie* have a tendency in breed doubts nnd suspicions evan be­ tween old and tried international friends. We had a la th e r sta rtlin g indi­ cation o f tills recently when Ixnd M iliiliidgi, l.ahm ite member o f the III il inh House o f Cords, declared in u dehale on delense that therr were American hotheads who were talking quite g lib ly o f using itnmie power to divert the (iu lf stream if England went Commun«ti,'. England owes her temperate ■llinal,i to the ( iu lf s tira n i and mesiimahly m ight become un Arclie c illlit r y ll the stream wei» tinned awuy. Well nt course, the scientist! j,lu m p ily tossed this idea nut the window as nonsense. It would tube more than atomic power to shift the (iu lf stream, even If anybody wanted to sh ift It. So much fo r that scale, hut it leaves iis w ith the unrnmfnrtahle thought that this is un extraordin­ ary viewpoint to he held by any ritixen o f an a lly who has Iwcn through two world wars w ith us. England doesn't show signs of going Communistic, and oven if die did we shouldn't try to do tier in w ith atomic Itombs. Speaking rattier louder than words ure our deeds In try in g I** help llr ila ln overcome tier econ­ omic el Isis and get on her feet. II,il what Is the basis fu r sum ooHundlxli ideas us the (lulf-strenm nightm areT It strikes me Hint lh<> an-wer is lack o f nripiulnlanre. H ill lw „ peoples don’t knnw each ■•I her a* well ns they should, though fm m first-hand otiservslion of both countries fu r many yean. I U'lieve America know* England bettor thnu England I. nows IIS. \ u l I could lie wrmig id,out Hud. The llr itis li sc hold system prim 1., the neenml W orld War llldh'f leiicl, m il,'ll aloud . Hie U nite I Slates. A inerli'im Mstory , easel w ill, Hie ii'Volutiou. Since the opt 1.1, 'tilt ,,f the war niinid school1nve d lv in more nl lent ion lo tie trolled Slides. Ifn fo rtn im le ly till* , ml•/ lias been g ic n lly hampered huh h >,•/ iln* shortage ,,f news prim vliicli has i e-mlted In skeietm, ,*ws|iu|,er*. There liasn’l ls*en o.„i, fm ,nuch none than meiiHm, N K W A ItK , ()., Dec. 14.—Wl*)— ,f Hie major events. 'to, H ill, rh ih lie ii, Hnali, Clupx Tiue, Euglauil Inis lieen gettlm- will noi hi^i'om ing by mule tra in •dmnied through America's mov­ ilds Christmas. ie* A largo secllnn o f the llritis li Il*,l I here were some who i liughi ouldic lum lIn* Idea that Iwn-gun ibis rather rantustlc bleu Monday ■owJiov* - t ill shoot frqpi Hie hip when the fn in llln r lilt - pu rn,l,- mel­ in ftie wild m ill wnoljj West. And ody, ".Mule T ra in " was heard coin­ • ho; wavs „ f pnngi l^ ls in ure ing from liilid*|ieakers atop the aiiiuxing. -i ,i ■'loirtMiusi* tower, N id i,,a lly the leg* I j i f o r . this It seemed some |okr.*tcr who lack o f ai'quiilnliincr- |x '#to great has a dm ihtful sense u f humor distance i»*|iatiiHng our two coun slipped the "M ule T ra in " p la tte r i ties, and the cost Of " tr a v e l. 'I f* into the Yule season'll organ carol cu upuiulivelv easy fo r fo r'4 h e records to give a Juke-box almosH ilton to gnl to the rn n tln e iiU 'o r plicrii to Newurk's community fo r the American to reach Canada ChrMinux Center. •ir Latin A iid 'rlrti, hut rro*aln#T bij 'flu* mechanism which operate* AHnnllc Is am ,ill,•! |iroim*ltlOjl. Hie day-long hioudrasts o f carols Ho we need personal contnil, s situated near I list jirlvats* office nnd that w ill ctinn; in due coursu. of common ideas Judge D iaries it. Mannlimit we have to fa ll buck on H<ills h f, ry. present ro inm iiiilrutlons ami lmNo one could la* found who knew otove them. I wns chatting w ith n who luiole the record switch nr Euglishinnu the nthcr day nn tti«* how It wns done. sithjecl and asked hint what ho Hnlil the Newark Itidall Met•bought would help solve the pin- chant's Association: Idem. " L ittle children und ginwnup* lie said Hint a return to normal' too, don't let yesterday's specially sl*e newspapers In England would throw you. help Immensely by providing snare fo r adequate news coverage. The motion pictures nnd the radio ure vitnl mediums. Mure InterSiinfoid, Florida pretlve news j i l t i n g anil morn Dec. Ill, 111411 i'netmil novels are needed. To Illustrate Ilia argument my Mr. Kollunil L. Dean friend told me about a w aiter he Editor, Hanford Herald. knows In a Isindon restaurant, Hanford, Flu. T ills w aiter was rending up un Hear H lr: W ill you please give me space America, and one o f Ills favorite hooks 1* The l.a«t o f tho Mohi­ In your wonderful paper to make cans. lie thinks of America p a rtly this announcement T When Hr. George Washington In term * o f thla th rille r nr day* Carver died at Tuskegee Institute. Imur gone. The w aiter's viewpoint Isn t *o Alabama In I04B, the world Inst unusual. It's not so many year* « great scientist and friend of genius fo r ex ago that I found manv Itrltttn * mankind. Hut his tp tlni the impossible from last who thought Indian* s till roamed trading the plain* near rhlcngo, and th a t tubes did not end with his death. Carver left as his scientific heir, Chicago wns only a short , rin from N *w York amt hcie In his assistant and protege, Austin Amvrlci. one encounter* some W. Carti*, Jr. who for many years pretty queer Idea* nlmnl England, had v.orked side hy side with the wlxard uf Tuskegee In hla labora­ Imr. It's tim e America anil England tory nt the school he loved so dearly. gut acquainted. W a s h i n g t o n ! Dec. 14 — ' n tax expert declared today that iilgh estate anti Inheritance taxes are slowly w iping out the nation’s small businesses. Federal and state tax priorities, he said, are forcing estate lltptl•lation and making it almost Im­ possible fo r a buxines* to pass from father to son. This wu* the picture drawn hy IV . T. Hnckctt, vise president and •rust officer o f the lliin tln g to 'w National (tank of L’olumhus, O h io / I in*fore u Senate-House economic committee studying ways to eocourage mote investment In small firm *. “ Mv experience leads me to hellttvo," In* soul, "th a t our present high estate anil inheiltance tax levies me -low ly hut surely dr-tro vln g the smnll business." Inheritance taxes pick o ff smalt httsinesse* one liy one, H arkett said, a* those who inherit itiu a ll a are forced to sell to get rtioiign rush to |iav. lip. ItirrcaM 'il estate are lielng pro­ po sed, Huekett observed. Hut he Oil,led that If the levy had been iippi-d to IWI per cent last year, the revenue s till would have been irln tiv e ly small. ■*| wonder, though, he said, "how many small rlosely held LlIrtlttUHH'H Trio ,To Kntertain At Alllnnce Church The Heralds o f C hrist T rio, com* posed o f Miss Edith Hlaser, Mis* Joyce llenxrhks, and Miss Horla llenschke, w ill lm heard In a pro­ Now In Detroit, a thousand mllen away from the scene of tha first experiments which he con­ ducted under Hr. Carver’s guid­ ance at Tuskogee Institute, Ala­ bama, Curtis carries on the work of his great teacher, et the aeme lime provides job opportunities for a large number In a business which has tremendous potentialities, Curtis proved himself not only g worthy eaalstant, but also a aympathetlc companion for a lone­ ly. often misunderstood, and not full appreciated old man. To him Carvsr confided. "Baby Carver, you ere to me as Timothy was to Paul. Through you, ! see an extentlan of my work. May Hod Hies* all who work gram of chalk art and music gt the Christian nnd Missionary At* llance Church Thuraday night at 7:4ft p. M* The members of the trio ara front -.the Moody Hlhle Institute from which they are recent dilates. Their music will n of solos, duets and trios. They w also present Instrumental mint tiara un tna piano, the merlmha. the Wa have been nurcaaaful In get* A chat|* ting thin manufactory I q . make rcarnal-anil a t M M . .tho . . . aMoritjan. .. . — talk artist hi tka trio will gt l'rtj» • .Jig* n fo rd th . central p o iatfo r the Tweedleknrss throw up his an lllustratfd - mouage. producU in handa. VTIm party has startml al* Tha meetfag lag in lx open to the tna pul r The Central Florida, Carver made, raoilv, U .would seem," he aaitl lie, A free-wlli offering will in loo dirftrfrom the peanut ■burlir, — '- * ........... lh to further ant producU. We "P i 1 e,lurt,#1 has," cried a lovts ramlnd you that • I tha raw I f fairly and hefure Tweedlskueea manufactory material used In. eould help hiniMlf aim had catighl hoy, and you i re the of the many pro l coma from hla arm and led him Into tha It. Here, V; Uw southern its now, here’s _r , imw, Christmas gift for you J. W. Knowles wl has boon op* J i a everyone joined In and handod llenry a tiny I m i v . . . . . . distributor Minted an the what a sight It was tn see os They In, tissue amt tied with red rth* lor VI counties <u ftvo all Jeapotj and hopped from table ' >n. "Contract," will thin Claim' came In to bench lo floor, round Henry wan so happy and op terpriso dan. '* me, Henry. round the nhop with Patri«k surprised he could harly kaop .. I te k o th l a Tweadleknecs the liveliest of them S ay fnei 4J ifttes K illy, . gasping fur twvath, _ m» m m m uAK i| m i rjf^Mtd ha. muat. l l l l y waubl be s? t e f - w i r *■ m!B up tn llf|UH»Ulo,H W AHlIINtJTClN, Dec, 14—1^1 — I f * going *•» cost mora t w rlile alone on trains front Bo»to.f» mol New York to Florida this w inter. ,, , The Interstate Commerce ( o n. mission today approyid an Incease In the added payments fo r one person occupying a compartment or draw ing loom xniitlilHiuml on I'ennsylvanla and New Haven railroads. Too Lute To CluNsify lly HUSH ELI, KAY I'm w ritin g this so-,'ailed roliiinn plopped ii|, in lieil w ith the sweet­ est la ud mid chest cold Hint Ma­ nia N ature ever wished on anybody, Huy and night I liurk like a ernxx between n lonesome praiih* ■log und u love struck senl. A t thu fiis t sign u f the cold I obediently did a* Ha* mini on Hie ruillo told me lo do. I insisted on Inhistun. The hug* or virus or whutnver I've got weren't lu Hu* least Impteiixed. * " ( le ttin g nowliero w ith Hie won­ der drug I fin a lly c u lh 'd u' dm-tor. Ito Jammed n Iheinioinuter In | r .. ................. ......................» fare, said keep your mmiH, shut, »eep vim then lie got nut til* curt eurpliourn him ............ listened to the stntle. lie look opt Hu* thermometer, looked at tt. shook it and then *hn,ik hi* lii'utl. Then he teaches lu hi* hag und takes out o sliil, uf kindling, sny* "Open vniir m outh," nnd ram * the dmo thing down my throat und ilum near choke* nu* to death. W ith u voice a* cracked us the l.ils-rty M ill 1 usk*. "W hat's the score. Hoc?" Ignoring my que»Hon, lu* pushes me down ill the lied und say*, "S la v there und keep covered up. I'll have some medicine sent over and lie l«nok to see you tom orrow ." I try lo sta rt un argument ex­ plaining that I gotta get to work, but it only bring* on another coughing sjiell and before I cun get my breath the doc lias gom* In the meantime. Mama ha* nm ntv clothe* and gives me a d irty look that says, "H tav put. or else. I lay there meekly fo r a fev minutes then asked tim id ly If * m il see the morning nsipor. Hhu bring* It. but Itefnre I m ulloweil to look nt It t got to get a ll w rap­ ped up in a sweater and |>mpjied on a stack o f pillows. . . Of course l fusxcd and fumed uml Insisted th a t I wnsn l re» V sick. I Just had » cockeyed C« d and why all Hu» fu*«. B ut grtpWig gels me nowhere. I " l on* paper and the f l p l f l catches my eye Is » fu ll W J J J , announcing that the co.mnon cold has heen conquered. The wonrter remedy hed a d H fe re n tn a m e fw n the one I'd tried and ! asked her to call tha drug etere 'em send over a bushel or two or % ’S k f l S : *':• w w won’t wmk mi another." Ho. I cliunged from white pill I to yellow ones uml then ,,witched to green. This has |,e,*n going on now fo r 0 couple of weeks uiol I've taken so .iiianv different kind* of pills no,I southing s y m p | „ s n y nothing of shots in Hu, arm that I feel like a cinss lu'tweon a ding store 4ml u hus|iiial luhoratory. Ml wouldn't, l>„ su laid if I didn't huyv to keep listening to the ruilln uim iuincrr* y n ji' >ulxnit all th«*« wonderful new tlIX M W ffw ilN * S U M *••■ VV •raid »•••• •elite*. •••» •" qml.........tin* flp tl tla* newspaper filled Willi k in g fixed i|d v P ( |ls e in e iils telling •tl a jno y. ............. Even my Mender’* . snmu .....„ sstoi tiu ,. . .. . .Jlgest curried ii feature u ith l, telling ulanil how science had nl lust licked Hu* coinmuli cold. I l se, in* Hint I'm different. In ­ stead o f havin' n "t'n m iiio n ('old" 1 gotta go get incased up w ith an UNCOMMON one that no imncdy old ,0 pew seems lo have any e f­ fect on, I'm 'Just i,In,nl leadv lu I blow the doctor and Ids mils out the window und turn to fresh grapefruit juice ami suiisldno ami get well. 1 9 I 0 Buick Sedan New Tires. ' ,Huirk Sedan ami H »V *r •' 1 9 4 8 Pontiac Station Watfon Looks' Ilk,* n new one Low mileage - Guaranteed • S I7 9 5 -M 194 8 Buick KnaftmaHter The T H IN K IN G KKLI.ONY ritlcH the “ YELLO LV” PHONE tin s - (■ nnr«>ntei-d ..laoojMi TKIIMH and 1 HADES 1444 24 Hour Service YELIgOW CAB CO. We have trunk service W h i m * '* A s s a m s . r x l r a P A R K A V k . A IX U I!IJIU4 Mllea • latuks new, F ully Equipped w ill, new flood Year s i a ila a « r. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. I'hnsia 1034 Hanford. Pla. When Chiliirntt (omn, mile iurt thtie'i e pslr of Even! Slippers under the lire foi him, ji'i ihr |te*(t«i gift In ihr world for a Run, j b s clothes sha dlMPP^rs and I War mumbling U»* <,0JY,___ rH R W SrB a >» *WTarrdng on my tm d a ^ .J **1^ w ii\r AIWAT1 M l O IIA IIII OIM <HI WOtte >01 A MAN . ln M lls tlv r y " ‘*t'«4 8 SSSKTSSt-Sg t® ^ New sow-**** ..... rings nnd a messenger d th * — Mjtflelal to rtfllll, UK KATES UP Santa CI I Not ( ominjf Hy Mtile Train Sanford Forum WI'M* iq othurwisu destroyed last year las-uuso o f the comhlnaltnn o f big ^ ,"sluts* tax rates eooplcd us t>» th e ir lax vtilue." lln , he ll laid before the com m it­ tee 0 study of d'J estates showing that hi HU per cent o f the coses tho government’.* tax claims w ert upheld. Tho taxpayer won l» perro u t, mat J t per cent were compnnnisetl. < ja billion doUen U m .e n tly year'* budget ol and aald, fflS Hr bt'CHKCK lin m iN H Chapter 10 A rilK H K N T KIIM IIK N H Y E x p e r t Declares faxes Are Ruining Small Businesses THE WOULD TODAY �W E D N E S D A Y D E C . 14. I9 IU Social A n d T H E «A Personal Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor iocial Calender "Husbands’ Night” Held By Pilot Club tireenery, holly berries unit gatly WEDNESDAY The Seminole High School (iti-f ■•hired Christmas true ornaments Club w ill entertain w ith u C hrist­ were used to lend a festive n lr to mas concert at 8:00 I*. M. In llie the Yacht Chib last evening foi tie annual Christmas dinner atu’ ichoo) auditorium . Husbands' N ig h t" o f the Pilot THURSDAY Places were marked hv A The fourth grade o f the Smith I-lob. w Sida School w ill present a Christ- m iniature randy runes to which mas i nigra lit at 1 (1:00 A. M. in the •veie attached curds hearing till A t each auditorium . The public in invited lame* o f the guests. Pilot's place wa- a crystal ash to Attend. Seminole d io p te r No. 2, II. E. in y w ith I In* Pilot emblem, n g ift S., w ill meet at the .Masonic Hull 'rum the president, M i*. Ruth nl H:<HI f*. M. In itia tio n of enndi- Scott. dates anil a Christmas party w ill (iifts Christmas wrapped, wore "■ought by the member* an> be held. F R ID A Y lured upon a deculutcil table le A Christmas party for Junior >c given later lu the E lk* Club H igh School student* w ill be fur it* animal Community Christ# held at the Tourlat Center from nn» Trat*. D uring dinner u pro7:IK) to 10:00 l>. M. The parly iin n i o f entertainment was given w ill be given under the direction •y members o f tin Semiimle High o f M r*. Chur lea Ftti.onefl, recreu- Vhiml (Hee Club. tlm i director o f the Purvnt-TeurliA song ami dance mini lie r "A • r Association. 'Hu Fish in a l.ltile Pond" wui The tlnlted Daughter* of the loverly portrayed by Miss Eller Cnnfrderucv w ill meet ut the home .triggers and Sonny West. HIP o f Mrs. J. M. Haves, lit ) West Six Harrison, dressed in Spanish rosloenth Street, ut .'1:00 P. M. *mne, sang a Spanish song lo his The unmml Methodist ChildtcnV ■wo g u ita r accompaniment. "Homeparty w ill lie held at 7:Mil P. M. vI" 'le Over Tile Itiiln tio w " was at the First Methodist Church. even us a song and bullet coin W Tin* progrniii w ill iuclmle all the "n a tio n by Miss Norma Faye children'! depHitment's except the lurvey ami Hobby M uirs. l)enursery. irhtlng th e ir amllence with their MONDAY em lith.it of "W ash That Mari Heardall Avenue Circle w ill ■light Out o f My H a ir" were the meet at 2:110 P. M, at the church. dlsses M ary Ann Bolileyer, Nell A Christmas party w ill lie held UJ'*» l-«m Partin, Peggy Wilson, and members are asked to bring liildiie Jean (.alloway, Joyce B utt* g ifts for a g ift exchange, liend Carolyn Patrick. Miss Shirfrrshm ents w ill he served d u r­ • y Middleton and John F ile fu rtiing the social hour. ' 111*1 the pi,tin. uecompiiiiiinent The Pant Matrons Club w ill >ir the program. meet at the home o f Mis. W. \V. A Christmas le tte r was road A Warner. West Nineteenth Htieet, ay M r*. O. W. T o iirlito n and the w at 8 ;lit) P. M. pmulmler of ilut t'V«*niiiK wa* The Sun lleaiii Ituml of the pent iii singing Christmas sung* Woman's Missionary Union fur vith H u rry Kmlell ut the piano children, n g til six In eight, w ill nd Mrs. tleuige Harden lending. meet ut :>::m P, M. at the Klr.it Hi behalf of tim club Mrs. Felice Baptist Church. ■V"»l in d e n te d M l*. M. II. Untehel TU ESDAY ‘Villi a g ift. .Mis, A I Hunt wa* A meeting o f the endowment program cliairnum and hostesses Iuocuremeol committee w ill he mi Hie evening Were Mrs. We*t, icld ut 7din P. M. In the dining 'lis . J. C. M itchell and Mrs. w. E hall of the Masonic Lodge. Ii is folleyheail. urged Dial nil captains and rune those enjoying the partv were W ml I tees he presell I, Tile le g u lu r meeting of l.odge ■J*1- *tnd M i*. M. H. .Hmilli. Air. und 87!1, Brother hood of Ituilway ■ti-s. Joel S. Field, Mr, and Mrs. • erne Measongri, Mr. nml Mrs. ( Trainmen, w ill he held ut the home .... . Harden, Air. and Alts, W. of Mrs. A. I.. tin n ie r. v. H itting, Mr. and Mrs. W K ■I u| ley head, Mr. ami Mrs. J. (*. H r in c r o c a lllr t C ir c le ditehell, Mr. nml Mrs. K, |j, Lunev, Air. and Mrs. J. p. | ] H||, H u h D e c e m b e r M e e t 'It. and Airs, (lo rilim Sweeney 1 n 1’"'; Mra. K. II. I(unTim December Meeting o f (let i? ' M r* «»'«* Mrs. Hmirge Homerocallis Circle of tin* Sanford Mine, Mr. and Mrs. II. R. ChapHarden Club was held nt the Curd- m iii, Mr. and Mrs. M. I., Rabun., on C e n to 'tn J !F rill Ay evening w ild v i. and M r*. €»; W. Timchtmi. Mra. C. W. Ffnmll, rltc le president 'I r nml A ll*. H ill Tyre, Mrs. John presiding. Two new members, Mrs. .. C lark, Alt*. West, Mrs. E ith e r Knbeit Haulersim and Mrs. Den­ dive. Airs. Flank Alm-Nelll. Air*. ver Cordell, were welcomed into •J. C. .Stone, Mrs. Nancy Hrod: the circle. Mrs. Scott, M r*. It. C. Maxwell, Announcement was made that 'Ire. Alary B a u lin *, Mrs. .1, | „ (inlSfi plaids were exchanged nine.or "Wiiy, Airs. H ind, Miss Aland,' members during tin- month nf Itiiim eey, H urry lio d cll, Harvey November and members were 'w in...... and Malcolm Alm-Nelll urged to donate plants fo r the alumni plant sale held yeslerdav at the Thorpe building. Mrs, II. H Coleman wns the guest speaker w ith her subject being Christmas deruratlnos. Tin* Youth FVHowshlp giaup of Those attending were Mrs. Ifn m ll, Mrs. K. J. B m illi, Mra. Wat* the First Presliyii>i Ian Cliurcii biiii Bee!. M is Welles Itohlnyor, will present “The Hot, Nnvltllv" Mrs. it. T. Hunt. Mrs. Orie Math* under the direction or Mrs. [.. F let.*. Mis. P- .1. Weber, Mrs. H ar- Boyle and Mrs. W. A. Patrick tin old Washburn, M is. (1. C. Dixon, Sunday evening at 7:!l(l P. SI. Mrs. Mrs. M. E. I.um r, Mrs. Clay W il­ (ieorge Touhy, Minister nf Music, liams, Mrs. Edward W lllin k , Mrs. will have charge of Hu. music used Bniilersim, Mm. W. P. Weatmore* during the pageant. Mr. Touhy land, u form er member who now will serve a* the reader. Thi' Pugrant I* divided Into five resides In N orth Carolina. narts: The Prophecy, The Taxing if Hertilrhem, The 8heph«rd*a Vis:on, The Story of Hi* Wise Men. rnd The Procession of (liver* and Worshipper*. Children from all de­ partment* of the Sunday School Circle No. 6 of Ihe First Bap­ will take part lit the pageant. tist Churrh met recently In tno The offering received nt thi* *et Fidelia Clnastoom with Mr*. H, vice will he sent lo Thornwell K. Turner presiding. Aftor a pra­ Orphanage, Presbyterian Otphitu yer hy Mr*. Carl Pattereon, the age at Clinton, S. C. The puhlii’ Bible study wa* conducted by Mra. In cordially invited to attend lie* (L H. Bel man and the lesion h Pageant. ('liriNtmuN l ’uKcant To He (liven Sunday Baptist Circle 5 Meets At Church stewardship waa led by Mra. WP. Brook*, Jr. Following adjournment of the meeting the group met for a covered dish luncheon after which a program waa presented In tha auditorium. Thus# attending w*ra Mr*. Turner l.odge, Mra. Prana W. Mill*. Mlax Pearl Pattereon, Mra. Holman, Mra. Miriam Vlnup. Mra. H. A. Wallter. Mra. H. B. Turlnor, Mra. J. P. Uwle. Mra. Clyde Humphrey, Mra. Claudei . . . BoU( ________ Hhepart, Mra. F. E. j Mre,>, O. C. Olbbe and M m . Brooka. * Afamber* of Lea floaur*, sponsor­ ed by the Sanford Woman's Club, will entertain wilh a ten dance on Christmas day lietween the hours of Ft00 ami 0:00 o'clock nt tha club house on Oak Avenue, Tha commlttca In charge of thti The West Side IT lm n ry School w ill p i e - e n t "The Christmas S to ry " iTnirsd.iy ufteruoon nt If:(lit o'clock. Mis .1 . 11 . St. Jolllt, Piincipal. uimonuccd toduy. The pupil* w ill present theii program against u dull, blue star studded background, svmlioljxing the firs t Holly it. ho i mm i h u m vs i.YWoim. nee. i t i/p) liie ilte i fullly bulb no wife. .!•*sicil Tandy is investing some of he own iimni'v in tlie play o f her hiisliu-id, Home t ’ lon y n, It'* called "Now l Lay Ale Down T « Sleep" not tha- Fiedric Marches are s ta llin g in it. Betty IJiahle’s leg ineusuremellts me I be -a me a. when she arrived at 2liHi-Fox 12 year* ugo. The vital -la ti-ti.s ankle 7 1*2, ra lf 1 2 , thigh I H 1 1 2 . Vsked i f sin* evei gel- Hied of answering ipieslions about bin h'gs, she said; "T lii'v've been doing It fo r year*: I have no objerliiins " Fred \ sinn e is now teamed with a gal win. may ptove to be Ids la st dance partner - VeraKllen M il I'm me i* try in g to 1 uvoiil y. * e. lacks about now being the V ehet Smog funniest tilin g I evei 11,* oil |V yvus a silent , movie -kit by llaslei Kenton yin Kd VVx o'- tioyy W litit a gient field i >leo yx111 be fm tile gtcat old roiiirduio ' 1 Col Pbiliii C o d ir a n , fahulou* (04111 •' ol tin* yy.n. is technical If fashion designeis ate serious T flc p h n n * I t s it bout p in im iliiig the "boyish look," lhe\ can incltide l.iailu Datneli out. " I 'll tune no pmt nl it," says Ho- luistv glmnoi g o l about (lie piopnseil le tu m of Hie slim * 11I ’ b ristliia s nigbt. Telling i lie stm y in carols, the iiooetle o f Hie 'fils. " I think it looks terrible, lieM r*. A. K. Fostei nf Newhury- dn ii w ill frame the stage which port Muss., u n ive d mi Sunday lu w ill lie centeii'd by the N a tiv ity sides, it unhculthfiil Many girls mined then figures foi pend the w inter in Sanford nt scenes, lo- tmlcd ->o tin* program i ra th Itkl Magnolia Avenue. are: Scene I “ Hark the H o iilld life when they bad to land their , v, Angel- Sing." - I t Cattle Upon i best- in gel tin* flat effect. "W hy can't w miicii look like .Mr. and M r*. It.ilpb Austin 1 1„ M idniubt C l. - a i" A n g e l, from Sm ith, Jr. and Kenneth L ,ffle i me v1 women and m i'll tool, like men xperted to ............... Pi "lie from Afembci Of the Choir w ill be That's what makes til.- mme the U niversity m .........-•>. e in U 'oia Ho but 1 1 ‘it, Connie Hall, ] ' den'siing. Knoxville whole All Smith and Villi Itasbl.ui, Ito-c Itussi. Yvonne l Horsey may take tils M l. I.c ffle i are students ■mffinv! jiv r to K iiu i | m* tu'Xl v«*ur C artel, t l l ii it a Clark, Hetty -I" 1 iitittiiikft'i. \»iinu M ifhm itl, N ix, Judy ff • id Jane Oshurne, Id 'll \ tsii ili** riM ititii'iil II diliy C a in ie . Ilurke Winn. Alien • • t»* 4*11111 tin* Dyes*, Kilyyaid Hicslmm. Winston Pieryy, Helen Watson. Jcmiettc ( • i t . ..1 a T li und nl ijm v e y , Yivicmic Holmes, Hetty Si'atFiliiinvla, liu lv , I liilkiitul Mud * ,\i iih I khim litix 'ilAirs. Frank Shame* nn-l AIm . King, Joy. c H u rti'll, Joann H ar­ I 1 t i m. I 1 hi* li*'M u-ltn titlvidii mu .li*t I’ iltii.” Thi* script MIrlin rl (tinsan were co.ln.stesses rell. Jane W lllm iis, Caioyn Hull, 1 'iu\\ 1 tt-viikfcf I*ou)i w ilh hfttd* .'or the m iin tlily meeting of the llo w a n l Cldaun, Tommy W illiam *, •IIU'I'XX. lir «as. In ul, Leigh plays |Kirni*v 11 ml I ijiml h| h*h in H h Hibiscus Circle of the tiai.len Clali I hmglnSmith, l.n rry Smith, a Uossiao M*y . Iiatd-w’oi king •told fceenlly at Hi,. Sliinne* boine I ’ll'Ve^und l.-'e H tl.liy Alldget t, Viiiiii .fun, 1‘J. r u li r»all»»way iitiil It H-I.ii 1 *1 AYnt nia 1 k leaves next lh<>l,t* in .Mayfair. Alt*. Sell. lYmuli'off l.im la C in te i, Jo Ami Hronxon, Wmiifv I viiiiii fmv*' K1 I hmul w ill D>1 xv,•1*1■ 1 o 1 New Hi leans amt "P o tt utldueloil Hie meeting and m il ■■ I'.ggy l.un.bpinl, Uelon-s Juno*. 111111 hired now ..... . 'Mo e lid e Afiuiun ll.m lb. Salty C link, Inex !nw 111.’ liuMiliHi'iii 11»»' hmliiiir ** „ t Ent 1 y" lo .atoms. f t - l.aii. in -te i. who has four voted to prepare fo.nl f.o the I'le - .o tl, lla i-y Semi, Bathara ]m in il\! ' D rill 111 I ’ ii U , imw th ill llin illll plain salt w hirl, m i, held I l,n In's, .1 , 1 1 y Alcadoyy s, Bohhy iln> tlmm'sl ic inimii imiikvt in nil* Illiioleascd |.I, lo ll s, was asked wlmi tie'll *1.* iioxt " I think I'll yesterday. .I.'ooso'* Pu* V ld .d la n , Itugcr Mi>f, U'ltUt'i I I iia I nn k*H*|K -IwlllliE stl alouod oa iny backlog, she A nuiMilitfi ut * hi i 11 mi Hinif , .1 ii«ii ni.«. I (mi it ii< I'a lliim it. Itminli* if'iit hi*'' n i'lfi’ii ti« On* an** w liiirv altsw ei nl were sung fin tile gloop by I iiiiise I1 .,shi, Sidney V dill'll. md Lynne llln -o ti, llnibm ,. Mon ....... 2:' “ While S hiphi’ ril* he want.'* \i> ilo only umi* p io tilfi1 —■- *■ mil, Nancy Thurston ano Swan Wiit.-lnnf Theii M o ck'," "The ii vi’iu , Hut nf f^r*. Im* I'lu v*• h'»vui!* 411tHHhi **v i v if 11 \ I hi Mi»f 1hucIi , , . Shames. (iil'ts yy.n- ex* hanged t''n l N.s*I terry Meadow*. ..... . l !4 ...linns "Vm . mitfhf ............ ' ' M id a fte r whieli tile e lid e y.-ilo.l the She(dicid' w ill lie Kerry St, John, -av ........ a -usual gam e" ...... " •' 'angle- that a tShuttles gardens. t ii'itm a t tn illis . Dickie ftm ilitree ........... ( HI,yield know- I lie value "l.o ol ................. I* "I Ills’ll*'* with it Those unending wen Mrs LuneW illiam s, James Johnson. of .l o H i e . to u glamoi g i l l When lu end .................. lull und Hi* la W oodruff, Mrs. Ki uil /♦ 111 Finn, Douglas Blidges, Philip Meeks, her .im ho -aid it eoiddu't a ffo td dtiipo II.own in a little hot *.|mrt • Mr*. I(. I*. Uonn, M r« 1 I nlle- P hilip Hudson. Henry Itussi; an­ a vast new waidnd*. (01 "The | I'Utng. add a small umoiml of Morrison, Mrs. J. V. loin M i­ ge l.: I'ai Smith, Alaigarel .lone*, Victim .' ..............aim- a|> xx it It t h e ' l l o n i d «m I* ... walei m tomato tt. F. Afoulce, Airs. W II Slew lli'le n I 'llt a iil; la cp Beggie . o l i d ton She Is wealing «ollie of ini* e, -eu-ou ami blul*e. u tt, M is B. (i. Itris-o ii \|i 10 1111 VV I '* h y . Judy Payne. Shirley Lull iy ig. Air*. J. I* riaiim om l, i " i . Dnvnl P -ia ltn , .VI AlatMrs. J«ise|di Me|srb, Mis \ It theyys. John White, VlicliMel lia rMcliuney, Mis, A. It S lie v e il', d in . Ildly lia ilg y. Dennis W liltlA ll*. Joe Mass. Alts lin k 1 .liver, den. Winn. II Vie - t i, Edwaid In n Mrs. C. Hemey, Alts. I . Sandler -a -le i .......... y,,,,.,,, Airs. Sam (ier*on, M i-. II Juno' .* rt'iit1 I "Away In a M angel," M r*. II. *M. Kumlilev Sr. (h it, Airs, (ilnsori an-l Mi< "Stai 1 Hie Last” , " T ta ii- ’s a Shiilne-. .-.Ill U \ l . \ i r i T t l T K I.E N M IN K S-om In llm V11 .“ "S ilent N ig h t," VVe 1fuel* K mg* •I" epn, I..,, \in ti in * ; Alary Mat,, .lean King ......... I ” <• Lit He [ own o f 1 **•* IM'thjeltt K m iii t ait, **C) * The Inline n f Alls. II II Cole ........ . vll V.; Fail Id nl," "L u llu h y ," 11 ll-d ) N ii’ iit,' -ol.i, lint barn 1m ill wa- tin* went- nf the I). . ,0 i" . " loy l-t (he W orld," . bar meeting o f the |(., . I . I, 1 V It. 11 !'l|* o f Ilo* Sanford ttu ril-i* t'li.l. l etil on Ft nia v at HMtlt A M Mi it I). C intnh'y presldeil -.h i the d e e ( 'lu ll A p p e u rH ^ Itieellng in the ahsenee - t t loin man Alts, liv in g Feinlieig m 1* If f |HU Is wete boutd Item Hie -t inn Iing eollllllilti-es in w l*u Ii it I fli' l *I Hill ttin | (HrflililJ (ill1!! Chill ^ wns stated Hint a ntagimlia n -e •»t I'JI Mltet'S YlfiH fill'SI'llfrij in || iR llatl i-eeu iliiniited l.y M i* lack f 'liMFtiiiitiN ( Tint nt J! lilt lie r .u ir itf lin «4*4«>11I t fm pluiiHnir id llm .I m iu .i Krfiluy . vi'am* Iim: im.ler tUt* *• " III..* I ■ 1 ■ ■. aA ( 1 .......... .. I .. . 1.1 Personals \lr», Shames, (iinson Circle Hostesses FlU tl Uk ImJ* Juo y il foi fuoi monmf *tmtf fnilt flfU Ltijf lufuiil Lfiit et u ifftt.ii!! lat A IfcOtilll iii 1 mi a l Uull t kuitlilU of null 1 Ii «9* mjm WERT SAI.ES or SKUVICE FULLER BRUSHES The Jeweler Coleman lioinc Scene Of Uose Circle -Meet For Your At Tourist Center « High School on Arlan Day Mr* Bussell spoke In Soul Ii Side chil­ dren recently oil floyvoi in range menl*. Seminole County Music Diiectm. Kennel Ii Bamsey yens l eader In ltd', program. A -exelle from Jim 1 bn' High SVImid cuniposed of tin- 1 Jusnoll."! Announcement wn< made Hull a Misses VI o n a Jnl>-“ lallleliii houid anil an elei-fri- - |i*- k ,Slaines. Delois Cleboio, Melon had lieen given to Ih- finr-len Cm lei by the fiaeden Center roointiltee. The resignutlmi of Vli- If. F. Cole was mid. Airs. A. VV'. Epps ir ported on a district meeting held in llrlu iiiio an Nov. :tll and •"Id ->f plans liojng fonned far vrhnilgo of guidon tours w ill* •he Alt Doia Io n .tin ('lu ll Intel Hie senaim, t'liris tm iis flu w i'i legend- yveie "■nil hy Mr*, Chin le* W ilke nml Vlr- Coleman di-played n unieriiiit 'b ti.ilmils n riiu ig i'iiirn tM nml d, •etlbeil a lilodei ii C liils tm ii- at rangement display which she nttt'Niled Dee. .'I in .laeksunvllle. A ,‘lteek in Hie nttnamt o f $|(l|t was motived ft tun Fn d It. VVilson in tiiemory o f Ins yvife who tiled re■t'ltlly. Those n tti'iiiliiig the ineetlog were M r*. Knilui t'u rle tt, M l*, (i. W. Ilulley, Mrs. I) L. Bark*, Mrs. Crumley, Mrs. Coleman, Airs. Epp*. Airs. L. I. I'ttix le r, Alt*. J. L. Utgley, Air*. E. F. Lane, Mrs. C. T. Lawson, .Mrs. W. A. M o rrlio n , Alt'*. Bussell, Mrs. I.. M. Tyre, Air*. W ilke anil Mrs. 8. C. Dick'•timn. it guest. F-AHTEIIN HI'AIIH A Christmas putty will lie held by Semiimle Chapter No, 2, O l­ der of Eastern Stars, nt u legulur meeting tu he held oil Thunuluy i at K:l)0 p. M. ut the .Masonic Hull, j Initiation of cnndlilntu* will also Leo Soeura To Have *nl*« i*'»ceMiss Christmas Tea Dance advertising; way, cold drink*; ia£ IV Lady F a ir Christmas Iv d ilM a k oj Wonderful 14' underfillNylon! Hr • Vltinxlngwear • Van Ita n ltr • N*n Hmni A l.-xandlu, loldmie Mao FoiCon. Janie lleiini 1 t-nv 11 piogram * f CliiistmuH t'utols. Ails. Evan- M* 1 C»v arenmpiiuieil Hie v ia u il'ls . An lltldieiire o f 2lHl utteo-l. l •’iciines yveie mndo (1f the i-l.-o I. ...............I Simlia an-l in. "It dixlnv Boll llob-otl In llo ili 'I t Pi Ice. New Y tilh u|<| '• wi'io givei^llm ,'hildien folio 1l.o I'lillCert 11v Mrs Ellbr.ii, 11 oni the le fte *h lu i.id it,'pi,......... ol ili> T iiiiris t t'lllll. (iOWNS A lie iiu litiil D reu in in Insi iiu ih |>ml, ittltl llllll' vx 1111 t ill i tn If, I I it’t’li 11ill* Kill lllli'il w ill, tty Ion md llt'l ttl.tu h e m lin e rim iliiiui v lin is lll's I lie T>> keop tipples oc pea is o, ki* mi mis fla m disiid in lug, wltrn ,*■ aie using llii'tii in a salad, -tu n il I* Hn'in with ii little lemnti m jm * apipli- Juice. SUI'S Cilia's nf beef in In nil ■ imp >> in it ti mi I e, I in a mixluic nf l.',*> Juice anil alive oil, salt, |» i*|i nml oregntiu, and Hum pal n skewer* with dices of glean p< |. pel and onion and lonilcd Nylon Ulttltitv, "Impi'd lin t tup. I'ltiLoiitltdv i u i I lin t'll w il It nut I'uvv tt\ Inn Itii'i', d -p iin il k i l l w111i nvlnil luce I'llitittp nml wItlc iiiiii, nl linn iiylnit m l . ( ‘It,ml Y////////J IK! In W h ile . H i/en 41* g l'i * I,illm etl Slip* ^.!h'i-g.tLri riH Itlrea’a Slips . WATCHES Hetty Jo Hollo­ and Miss Jean­ ette Wolfer, music. lONOINll *71 SO dance Include* Mia* Donna Witte, decoration*; Ml»« Denise Htaven*. Cordially invltaa you to ba prMwnt a t tha MAYPAIR INN CO A L E 'S PANTIES Hew proud you would bo lu giro • no o l h m * M O O n lfltO n l wolcr>o«j IT* a •tfi ol yoon ol nopplnon and pride. (origin*, WHtnouor It Iho m a il henoiod name In wakbmaklng. #flet | JihW * * iMirvt Ml SANFORD ELKS PAUL Activities West Side To Have Christmas Program ORCHESTRA K ru l Krmlnlnt* l.ov«llnwwt T im d ainty Nylon ami fro s ty trim aru enough to tak e you r fancy. Hut lontr w ear, ruin fo rt, easy upkeep are whut you rra lly appreciate In the long run P in k, Blue. M auc, W h ite Wm, E. KADUIt Jeweler Saturday Evening, Oaeambar 17, 1M 0 Subocrlptlon M-OO pwr eoupta Drww Optional Tickets on Sal# a t: Tou^ttai'a. EUu Club, Mayfair Inn A nl»»(’ k ilit'HM y Im ll- s lip , p c lT c c t In i m ille r u iM ltll m u l i I ivm hv I I i i i i |/ m, A m i I i i ' mI id ' n il. i t ’s N y lo n — I lin t l ll il n c lc I'nlirie, Wo­ m en no i i| i| ir e c in t o l A n lile n l n i l l . o r n w ise f i l lin l o r y o u r s e lf! tltlier.1* hunt T o m a k e J i i t fe e l lik e » Q u e e n , no less 1 i ’ ln k , Mine n m l W liilt ) W ith m n lo h h iK litr e n m l n e t trim . . . I) will muko a lo v e ly g i f t ! . littK IInil 7 .D\ j, ... in ■ �Major Trading Is SUCK BAIL HANDIER - - • By Alan Mover Started By Mack m *? : In $100,000 Deal P C *C.A T Citation To Pack Blackbirtfis Top Orlando Officials Tangerin 132 Pounds For Oklahonut Aggie fiK I.A N D D , Dec. M .-(S p e c la l) Santa Anita Race Cageri, 38-31 While the two Tangerine Bowl I _ 'OKLAHOMA C A P T A IN ,1 w h o * oN m O P THG St. Louis Gets Money. 4 Players In »Swap Of B ob Etfllinger And Paul Lehher NKW Y llM K . Iter. H . _ 7 “TP® 5 l« l » r siHeii In lunk lN» Highly MinlraterHknl (MinUH rut*, lodnv w ith ,I.'no, mis»lonrr A. Il. rh n n d trr casting th * d p rls lrr tw ill,t. The Am eri“ ? m w v<nll * ,t 1" repeal the • % tk« N ational to hern p. TJir minor league*, who voted n h w p the rule ls*< » „ f c In their c**nvcnlion a t lla lllm o rr. Iu T *1 bci i po tThe i time by mull. rule *ht" w ill remain In effect until |o dny* 8” WJ * » •"Inure vole l« discard It. i f they vole lo re ta in II. II remain* on Ihe hooka, Under the rule a player olm received more lhan IB.0(0 hU U ral y e n / l n o r ' Ranlled baseball, either ns M aalary or ns uii Im lnrrm ent lo alun a ro n lro rl. from a major lea rut or a lop m inor rlu l, could not be went ,l„ w „ fn r more ex­ perience w llli,m l n a ile r* . N KW YORK. Dee. 14-»-(/l’) .Tim droway w in le r hnsoliall meetingwero Hluw waking Iij, but alien ib„ •m it came It wan n r<>rkur--n deal between tliu 81. Louis Browns iimi Philadelphia A thletics Involving I I TO,0011 m ill six players, Connie M ark'* pen,lant-nnx ions athletics alie] led .m l the Dim,Dim together w ith four player* In the Browns In pel one of the Ameiienn League'* lop iofieldera. liin d baseman llnh D illin g c r, nnd a Bond outfielder, I'm il l.ehlini Tho |IDU,(HIP w n i (lie welcome I'M11 o f I lie deni fnr till' BrownwhlNie Ijie -h le n l, H ill Ill-W ill, hi. id: “ I e m it make uny mnney m the Bate. I've uni In iiutl.tr it Hellinu my lien! phi vei n." Hut tin* llim viitt nlmi received vide rim th ird huMeinnit Pr out. Cl unt 1ru> mu) three rook ion—alnn 1 clop H illy DeMni - mid nutflelile i lin y CotcmnM mid Itoepo liip u lilln . The deni, wldeh liinke llte lend­ ing log-jam wide open, w/lx ........ I shortly I ,efm e midnight hy DeWit* mnl Earle Mini., Cn,,,lie's niiii ,irnl cnneli, Two elImi tritMinicI lulls eurl i i III the day iiiv n lv liit: the llo -tin , Brnvt'M, I’ lU nhuigli I'lrnlen and Chicago Cith* were Lisped inti, * auliordliinte category A by ih it fn n rv A nierlnm Dengue -wop. Thu Brave* dU po-nl o f tw i plnvcrir." They *ent pitcher Hill Vulaulte to Ihe (bib- fm In fle ld ti nene Mliileh mill unuiu n u ll, and .landed ever nulfieldet Mnrv lllehrrl to the I’lmleti for •"mure tlm u 110,000" pin- n minor lenktiier In be named Inter. Ill n m ini'I ineelliiK yenleulny ll,e N tlttelial l,i iiKni‘ ilm ih 'd In up held Hie tnlnm h i,yn i'. who veil'd tu re liiih the IniMiii Mile. The American I.euKlie. mi Hie el hel hand, voted In lepenl the I'milrn vcrnlnl rub'. It * » underMood llu it flhm ellcr, who due- nut lll.e tho rule, w ill iippnhd n I'unirnlitee ta atudy the um tlvi fiu lb e r. Room 5 Wins School Gridiron Crown Kontn five of Ihe Hnufniil liim u m ar Kchool omeriieil ihe winner In the recent Itnuud llohin luneli fo o tlm ll loiirntim eiit, un-iiiK m il Room lliree in Ihe flflh urmle alvlalinti It wim mmminred imlny, ' Co^aptaiim ef the winnun* me Lao llllva mul Vtrull lirncuy. while Joa Ruaal nod Milieu llunim r I d the errand |ilnr« llnnin tlneo teem. The iouter e f the wlnnlnu tM m it». i, fiV 'fK t’ Ariudd, Itolihy I .re warn iifoige .. Rnaaelj lleidoii. .lelm i, '.isw iB lilietl. Ho ■town, Ijohhy H riim lry. Ilw lu h t irey, .lin k llllV i SioivcrsrsVliuil (Irnrey, . I• »y. n , jflleM, H ill K lrrhnff, Neil tiff So ** lIc h e la .L p tm rle J I’eni e, Me, edit Ii i t k n . T e ir y Hoemlicl. Illinois, Indiana Minnesota, Ohio Are Big 10 Aces Defending Champion Illini Will Be Hard Pressed To Bcpc.it G L /c H e m r PAGG 0 N * ANO N A U H A H oiepm /N c o u n t CAOC PA N ICS — Kg H O P f 7 0 C £ A P H/O re A M bus Weight Is Highest In Colgate Upset Tough History Of Famous NYU, 83-78 A f t e r Turf Handicap Race Trailing At S t a r t AIK AD1A. Calif., Dee. M —(At _'| he Calumet Knrm'it famuiM Citation Onlay WII* linked to park tup weight of I lit! pound* la I hu IP'n m i ,mi,,u uf the $100,011(1 Son­ in Anita handicap. Citation will carry the highest weluht in the history of the race if he uecept* the inpost anil the j.-tii' next Feb. 20. 70 T H £ O N PtO PVTgD etvrN c a N F g P tN c m CRO W N / II) J 1*It It v I.IHKA At* Newnfcnturra (T IIC A H O W ith die » e p iil to defereliiiK eliumplon llh n o ii. the tono lllif Ten ImihritinU riiru upputently w ill lie ,i* hnllvruntenU'd im the recent I'onferi lire footlm ll rhnso. A I oiik w ill, the Illin i. MimieMit«. WlKonuIn, Ohio Stole arid Imilmm I'll i,re pei-Ki-d «h ('-mu' iluhle l it In i untenderii. *ERCHAHr% A WHIZ T h e ir in Mrnrrely n m nt A r F.VHH* WHO OP w itlunlt it li'h u lh llliu jnl' "• FABBlHft KHOWH TO -i me wire on Id* hmi'IH, iiltliiuiKh i BAiHCTBAU,lMIMUP Ftr&H a THtPHCttWH W l-renaln'ii Itn.l ITmter u|'l»',,rSHOO oHA tact BHCAKw rll fixed w ith nine letteniieii AHP»C PR lB O lH * l mI, I i k I iii II ok H e n tir Don J ■through HHAvy f r illL who It'd ('onfeieiu'e -ceriliu t r a f f ic UKB A lu*t neii*uii w ith —t> peltit*. CAB PRW B P The ltinlKerH, who IniinliV'l ■■ ■■'* i m vonth ln«t neiiKini, lout only eio’ I'.foullir hy utm liiution, tlu iu l piiiMpi'clri for Imeki'iim l duty llm ilf ItojtorM, m ill have loin alii llluniih Ini- niweli le llc i m ill rctUMiiiiK, Init ........ Wujlv r v'.V.'l.VV i-l hi 111i Mlit Dike Kdu'|Himn It-font, 7-liuh Hvd Dree,i mul D iiiu d * Dick Kelcy end .lim M urk- f i inn Ihe till,woo 10 mol I""' Mined which two ill I'llpfel ellei ■ ploy In it in Mill, ,'e p tlllll Hill I n ii'k n iri i I he H i'H K N KCT A DY, N, Y - Dec. hiu KUII thin -lie on, while W.ill', Id x i D -lerkoro i- a *.’07 |ioimd II l / l ’i Kn ndent C arter David■in i f Cnmu College ennteiiil* Ini-fte (fiiy. .Miiuie-ole i i ii i - hIuk lower "clock -WtmhoK" Jo)'* rnl nthlctc* ini, .llrn Ale In ,v i *■, but i le fty have mi pall oi college spoil*. David on ,mi I nt n loo the athlete (lK-ie Cnwh t till hi,* ii mipi'ih oh.it mnl ,ihi\ iiu ik ii io liininim y linuld uni Ie protected "by ta k ­ Whiti-v Mkoiik . A ,i-fo u t, I ne'k ing (iicinln ciiiirses in itllilc tic "sh o rty,"' Meyniml .Inin,-mi, ie me, In ul— in wtiich he I* niituim itl* .iiik II mk Me I tit y ■•• cully Ktvi n in,;li grades." place* 'h Davidson’ views w e n exprx's-cd at center. hi < Ci iifi'M'iuv it a lllock H dinner fo r Union D ow li'i wa,,i w ithout Ion ("ot hull IcHccIlU'll. I ulli ngui'H I lint In San ........ . . Hiimlav, James ,Mill'll lit ii’ ld , hi- Millliesotu Irani it u A. HI,odes, le tiili'K president " ( w ill play In wi i, nveii men ,h cutting rival sky-sc rape, 1the A mat,'in Atidetle Union, ell urn down to size w ith a zone dufeusc nnl firm ly ii , favor uf athletic i - Htnlling tactics. Fuottiiilli'i iidarsliip Hud B lu n t ami Je rry .Mltchojl Hhmlt'* -anti " I ill,n't believe a iM.y should no nic inipintnot engsi Ohio ,Sluti may |i,r,ve extram- called o professional heenuse he cly hlgli-liowereil with sharp- has la on given an athletic scholarslinoting Dick Heh,lltlkcr ami Huh ship. F.vca if Im win* n IIWMi nr Mctine and Dick Wliarlon. Hul h tru o -I'liolaishlri, he is an am*Coach Tippy Dye figures hi* ten, In mv heller. Buckeye* may have only o,ii' Ithoilc*1 npiiiioM followed oil opI'unalde mh, Ted .lat-ohs. fiilno liv Aver? Ilriiiiilage, head of India,m lack* height, h u t the U. S Mlyti., c Cnmmlilee, that llrnm'h Me Bracken has nine let- rolh'gc aihlm e* .vin. tcceive scholtennen hcmli’d hy d-fiiiil, l-lni'i, urslilp* I... a m i' " f their ability I mi Wats' ii. Despite lho,e Mi*ii*ii,ini mi lay, Hophouioii' ll li M,inters fion, l.nfuyrl'e, I,id., |y leagoe game', l,x■■t sea on, Immi' of arch-rival I'unliie, may ui-o may *u rp ,i-e with eight letin men hack. Mel Taolu''* seawin a -tiiitiog Konnl licith. Michigan's Krole Me Coy I* hiimciI liolh'i'inaki', * iiiilm ir allii building a,omul five li tter,mill, I'n n ferciii'i' guanl llow m il W il­ fourth io ini'luiliiiK Mack Huprimuwic, who liams, who finlidicd w„* third in Cniiferruce near rorlng league hi tiring lo-.t u'.cion w illi I'cidei Andy w ith I7H point* last seas,miii . TWr 172 (inials, and was Hllli with Coy’s hlg joli in to find mirees- illdi'hko, who mis to I’ele Flliott and llnh lla r- Dll'. Couferi'iice tu na* iigiila w ill ii-nii, a Mlclltir defi'ii-ivc tnmlcin. Iowa will rely heavily u,i ,.oph- ploy 12 league games each, the raiiipiiigii Itegln(imores, i-iieeinlly at renter i'hump)nti*h!|i where Coneii Pnim Han i-nn I- nlng Jan, 2 w ith llliuoi* at Win Imping that (1-font, 0-inch Chuck conslo. (In Jan. 7, tlie rliasu Dulling from Denver ran make move* loin fu ll cry with Illinois n ’dii, town id M iildgaii, (lie guide. The Hnwkeyott Imve nt at I'unliie ami iileidy id height will, Darling. N o rll,w e *te r„ Flunk Balshcek anil Dleitli Dllle, Wlscmsin at Indiana. who -land It feel, It Inches, and Do,, Hays, a (Id, lad. Calslmtk, Dille and Hay* are Iclleroien. The (Junforeiii'ti sleeper may In N iirlh w e s ti'il, where Dutch Isillhnrg, la III* 22nd coarliliqr season, has a Icniu composed m ainly of players who learned the ropes a* snjihi,mores In the league cellar, Foremost Koreni Is Hay Itagells. I'lirdun, which hriiko even In NKW YORK, Dee. H ~ i/I* > - participants were readying their It-:',n*, momlter* of tho Orlando Tangerine 11 o w I Commission wring Into action yesterday with announcements of events leading q, to the Jan. 2 charity classir. Tickets for the game werr placed on sale In eight place* vest*1, ilny; Datoway Service Sta­ tion; Jan Juan Cigar Counter: lack Holloways’; Klks Club; Mr*. Frlna Paul In the Snn Jimn Hotel lobby: Lett's Barber Shop; lieFevrn’s Bather Shop and Rut­ land's. The official KIK» Club ticket liiiiilli will open up for In,sinus* Friday afternoon I" 'he Shh Juan Hotel and will remain open until the afternoon of Jan. 2. l-onir Island’s haskrtlmll temu, upset hy Kansas .State Inst week, lid aoma upacttlnii uf Its own ast n ifh t. The Blackbirds administered a IIH-Il defeat to th« powerful Oklahoma Autries In the feature of a Madison Square Durden ■louhlcheadcr. 1.10 beat tho visitors from W i -i k I h * for the 01 cmnliilntus ti.iminuted fo r the m ile mid into Htlllwatter, .Okla, at their own m in ,te r fix tu re w eru rehuisnl tu Itame by playi»B a alow deliber­ ate style. The crowd, aecustumud day. Meantime, plans j>f_ the huge Su'ond high weluht was as to more action, lamed at times. ColBate. at one time lashlnd tiuiied to Citation's Htulilemate, hy tfl points, put on a furious ponder. The Kenturky Derby rally In the first Darden tilt !„ winner of 1040 was handed 1SI4 favored New York Uni­ pounds, two under the seido for upset versity, HU-7H, horse* his snon-to-he four years Holy Cross stamped Itself as of ii Kl'. NKW YORK, Dec. U - W I V by llcklnir Dartmouth, Hft-ft.'l, io listed Just behind were Ii. F. Kurller starting times for col­ Whitaker's My Iteqnest, 122, and it contendiT for national honors lege footbull game* arc general­ I. .(. Collins’ Vulcan'* Foru*, thn one half of a twin bill at Boston. ly favored hy sport* writers and HfrvarH bent HoAon Colleu*’, It'll* winner of the Dotden, 212. -port senators. fit-tt», in the other urnne. Shy Duy not 120 ft ml Fervent Boh Cousy, Holy Cross, played An Associated Pres* pool to­ 110, while Solidarity, Db-mpl one of his best unities. He scur day showed that a majority „r i,ul Stur Howard uo at lId, 22 points and handed out n,p ohservers would like to seo lliii'iuu Scerctnry Weld, Kverctt c«| many scoring assists games started at 1 P. M. and not took weighty I'liunlxanre of Cita­ Wisconsin rallied In the la-t Inter than I ;D0 P. M tion's record of 27 wins in 20 flvo minutes to Im,ul Notr • Darkness and cold were the start*. The |,'I2 Is four pounds Dame a 06-4H setback. The Irish main reasons given. Many names over scale for a f,-year-old over at nne time led by !17-2!i, were flnlshsd in semi-darkness the mile and one quarter dis­ With aophomure Sam Price h it­ last season. • • , til nee. He’d have received even _ on five . of seven mie-hatuleo .......... A whopping . ...jjo majority rlty of those more hail ho not been on tho ting shelf this past .year, Kvorctt In long ahota Purdue spurted In the polled were emphatically against •econd half to whip Drake H 1-j„i^ht football, and for a variety ilicated. The late Seahisriilt in lli.11* was 81. and Inldlan, behind nt the „f reasons. But most lamented n*Mirned Hill pounds hut failed half, came on to trim Dcpmil. that night football is here to , stay. to uet up to the race. Twice (11-88, Hamllne opened defense of I * , "Much ns 1 dislike It," said one the 'Hixcult cuirlcj 1D0. however, and won the rare at that fiuuro ls>» Angtles invitation tourney writer, "it does draw better for ctiamplnnshlp, by trimming W h it-1most part than day games In In IM 0. l/tois H. Mayer’s Thumbs Up tier, 78-47, after Brigham Young „omo sections of the country, had taken Culvor-Ctoekton In the especially whero there are rival also won at IDO pounds in IIM ft*. tournoy-, ope(M,r xrnooin who play In tho after V' T y,'" r* not V 1"of 1; I '», ° ‘ ^ r topflight run - *. . . - games Ml*- noon. I t gives a lo t o f people, B A IN K H V IL L E . Dec. U —(/P) poise' and' 1Discovery ■onIf o«»t Texas C hristian, M - who w ounliln't he able to attend The U nlvernlly of F lorida Is tlie money with Dill ii hi mill. Jo; Lawrence Tech, unset winner ■„ Knnie otherwise, a cluinco to hu*y shopping. over Iowa last week, trounced ^ i, " I t ’s not buying ii Dhrlstmus Trl-Htato, (W-4(1; Duquesne humid. Southern experts polntml out present thut w ill wear nut in a cd New Mexico, ftS-nfl; Haylo, tlist In sections of their terrllull ry. oosed out Texas Wesleyan. 02- tory. It Is too hot to play thn What's wanted Is a load fo o t­ 01; West Texas whipped Texa*. g„mo In the daytime. ball coach mul athletic director D A IN K 8 V IM .K . Dec. I I - (Ab 4(1-42: and C alifornia battered - ------------------------who w ill wear well fo r a long -Hover, high school foothullers College o f Pacific, (IH-4K. lime. D HID ( ’O D P lillA T lD N recently signed u rn iit-ili-n id *. to Thai's why applleanlif are be- attend the U niversity o f F lorSANTA Cl,A HA, Calif., Dec. 14. The Mnsalllon Tiger* and tin log screen carefully and the id " "They"'w iil" m ite r school hero ('union Bulldogs, pioneer pro fool 'A’» The University of Santa U niversity I* taking Its tim e to l(| Heptemhor ball teams, both were foriocd lo Ulmn Hrom-os and the (fnlverslty Pick the man fo r the Job. D. K. (lf miMl sooghl-after H'05. f Kentucky are going all out In Hlaaley, dean o f llrn col ego o f ........ . ,,|Jty,.rM |K Mnr|on help each other win the Orangn I'hyslcul i, i •,*‘l’K|u'l,,ni' •*l(l tonight. (Hun, York, 22r, pound FenianRnmmv Baugh of the Washing­ Howl gridiron hid tie at Miami; He declined to name any u f ,|jlm fullback ton Rndskin* has thrown morn Fla., on Juii. 2. tho applicants or lo r i m l huw Tho ,other six, a ll d rs ic rlk il as than 2,000 passes during Ills Na­ tlronrn ,n>Hlsta,it coach Hern, many are holng eobEhtdfed. " f „ r ulsive average nroxpect*" tional Football League carter. Meister announced yesterday tho A ll I can “ Y H th»$ wp an* | hy a nniversity athletic official two trams havu exchanged motion revolving application* and th e y ' * r «- Jack Fiivos mol Jack Wuln. pictures of thn year's games and •V ' consi der ed, w /lg h L * tSkUa* hS S 2 th Will will study at flint first hand.tho nls and Charllu Maddux, center, each hand ■•<«. , Htanlcy said. „i ..... . Pll cne.c B uribif, tackle from tw in , and guard from Atlanta,! •> . d'l other:* style of play. , Dr. J, HIM!* 'M ille r, H h lvfiA U y burg; Tillman ilhmh.w, half barb - »• « - -i-d. SUi' — L. .JU- -------L-* -ml. ■■■■■■■ . ■ . - - — .as president, also declined to n is tir from Brunswick, Da.; .link Anany „p|,llcnnts. Hay (Hear) ( Henry lW aif resigned week ugn after four years Florida's roach. College Grid Tilts May Start Earlier FtMitball Head Ik Florida Officials Against Fake Jobs Search With Care' To Help Athletes For New Mentor Seven Prep GridderH To Join (jutor Squad Tangerine Howl parade and other festivities will he completed and announced today. White all thin was going on, St. Vincent College’* Henrenta 10 lived near freezing weather It, l.utrolie, Pa., Tor another spirited workout. * < , . Kmory and Henry also found cold weather at Emory. Va.. and moved into the field house after u short outdoor drill. C ontart Warlf fai" IjtilH EIJlIRnH w ill la-gin today. Kmory and Henry, the ho*l team, will arrive Dec. 2H and will lie quartered at the San Jtmn while St. Vincent will come in With a M-iiuiu -quud « 'l» f l » l « and stay nt the Angel.ill Hole] which Incidentally, haunt housed 11 loving Mjiind jilnci? the Tungerinu llowl started. Gator Skinh Tourney Won By Miamian i (1A IN ESVILLK, Fla., Dee. M. - (Special) — Results of the Tlrst sklsh tournament held last week at the University of Florida were announced this week will, five con­ testant* nut of forty-two 'entriea winning rnrdnls and emblems. Sklsh I- to fishermen who* sheet shooting I- to hunters, anil thn contest held in the Florid,, Dvninaslom atti lu ted many interested . spectators in addition to tin- pur- ’ tlcipant*. Breaks Cluck, Miami, anil Anth­ ony Mils sca ti of fialncsvllle tied fnr first nloce honors, and Clark defeated Musseau In a play-off match DH-2B. Clark, Musseau, l.nx Lewis of Quincy and llnrrv Snow of Marnthon won national merit emblem* awarded hy tlie National Sklsh Hoard for scoring over 81) points ill an approved toll,on,lien). Ml tell el I Tidwell, Duinesvllte, j wu* the flflh winning contestant.' and lie wns awarded a medal, All f (v,' w|ri»e, * were ii wauled mrdals hy Ihe Department of Intiaim iral Athletic*. LOMIND TOUCHDOWN FAST I.ANSIND Mich. (/)■) — Board J. ( ’. W illi,im i' *«ueh<|o;v- run with an intercepted puss against . Arlsunu ia Michigan Htatr'.i i-Hsing game crfl line coach Hugh (D u ffy) Daugherty an i expensive Icalhi'r jacket. He had promised the luiglil yellow uffnlr in the first line,Mm to score a touchdown. The first imifc.slonal fm,thall guniy ever played was imi Ang, (11, 1808, between Lalrohe, Pa., (12) and Jeanette, Pa., (0). Mae SpeeUte of the Cleveland Browns caught paxes fo r 1,028 yards—hettcr than a halfrO lllc—. id u ritig the jto ti season. He Travels Best Who Travels Refreshed actually were piiifessloimls. David-on contended th a t aend i'in ir liehlevemunt anil actual tin anoint needs should lie given firs ' cnnsiilcinllon in the aw n,ding of college scholarship*. He said " a tlilr tlc prowess or n liilitv on siiiui' o ilie r student i i' llv lly should lie ronsidered liol aliouiil not Is1 prim ary." The n,ilo„ pM'sIdcnl m uilituiiied that money paid to athletes should he fo r "genuine work . , and nut farcical cliiek-wlndlng nr tu rn in g out the lig h ts." Davlil*on -aid that an athletic program reflecting a true ama­ teur s p irit should tie supported by tuition, endowments, tax appro­ priations or other regular fee* and should not la, dependent upon gate receipts. Look. i a* i ‘ jV E Y ’S h u t “HEIR” CONDITIONED O ffic ia l' MATERNITY DRESSES T h t w t popular dmcJUm on tk« m arket, 10 c o m la now for h m tria l . . . esk about m y form at pica I Bip#)rinMu iiml comfort *>bt n^tvrnity f^nlilotmI $ Wo fcuvu mnny Htylcw— - priced Hothntyoii qut Wivoriil iimwiM I'jton duUilM iinil" con- few * i*n«“ k. (, mpo in Navy and Black; : akw paittol cotton*. SIb«h In addition to the SmithCorona .we have fat stock, ready for delivery or lay­ away, Royal. Rumlngtoq and Underwood Portable* a* well A * /o r * r itk tr m y . . . both ** * M m iking, MACHINE CO. l o m i i w n i AinnowTv o r i n i c o c a -c o te comssny i t Ija g * * ;*y*' is p ffl �----- — >» ‘ • * >•*•'is tt l?v‘MrT" vm — - tt r ..i. n ffe U, 1849 SlfiJSfe W EDNESDAY i^ H p E w N n | M i H I mn a f «vmm%w i v i IP P ’U «M f Mi ■M U M i CMMIM. Um m ilrMM M t.iord County IBgwar* Coufhs F w (IM M U U t That HAIM ON Cienmuliion rrllivtiptoapiljrbatiUM ® goe* light to ih* itit nf tht trouble to btlp loo«tn and expat (trtn ladtn Mutgm tad aid nauira to lootht and Baal raw, lender, Inflamed broochlal Mucout mambtanet. T ill yourdruaaiit to tall you a bottle of Crtumultion Wih tbe undeti tendIn* you mutt like tha wiy it quickly allay* lb# rough ,r t to have your tnoaiy back. wg STATB t»F FI.O IU M A . IN HATK. Ill r« (he D ilu te of .V K U .1i: TR A SK I.O tV K H f F Hoyle. Attorney Thompson - Reeves J E W E L E It H EXPERT W A TC II AND JKW KI.RY KKI’AIRINIS o ._ o O 0 O f ye PHO- ru ALi WIlMAl IT MAV r o N fDUN: I n hrrrhy gheii that Not ivi Lmi» Its I ilvil his mini K*»rlr T 1 4purl itn D in iilui ui the ••bliltft nf Vi llle Trask Idiiii ks. ilci eaNoil; that he HUmI lai •# iHtitlmi for (Iftnl illNchurvei and Ui.it t., « 111 *l»|dv to till* MnimialiU iNntnl.i* StnilsttniTi, Di-uiil v J1ndit# ut Setnlmilr County. Kliirida mi the Tih duy nl Jaiiuiii^, A 1» 1 f**»' a|*' (•rnYiil nt Min" and for final d|n* ■Itit r gc as of the estate nf Nellie Tru-#k t.m». k*> de. #*«weil im ttii» lilt il.»> nf l ‘L#en»her. A. I*. K.MV NfiTHM! n|* AIM ilTIO.V UK 11It gOLITTlUN VAl’ATINt: \ Rm .\|. Nolle" Is lirri'liy given flint nt Um regular Hireling tirM mi iln illi ilny *»f PiHt*iiiUt‘l\ I'M'* tin Honnl »»f Kmuity l*uiitml*Mlmirr* nf KAlll.i I l,i il'i'KH SvniUitil* I’otlitiy. Klorliln, mliiiii-i I ii i in i i.l ihe . I.ile of n resolutlim clnsing. vnratitig imi Nellie li.K i. t.iMi,LkH, Almntlonlfig nml roiiuUhr-ln»t ,i»nt tie, e,iveil dliK’laliiiltag any right uf Se*itim..|t M in i i n r p i i m . t n i . k iViunty, Klurliia. nml th* um1-?i» To-I.iivero, S|iM e>. fa ir of Mr*, In nml ti* Him certain iminr>\ ii<nl f M tlltduil ll.Uliei T.' .e Somu to-wit: • lr .ll. Si i eel t'hle.iu.. Cie.h I'.-uol t». t i l ...... WllaHUN m t I V i : l.yli»g .........* l \ TUB N A.MC i IF TIIK ST.tTli uf Lnln I, 1, 3. 1, .*», «t. ntill 1 MF FI,Oil IMA: MII BBT I NIIS. at Hlork &. Ki'Corilltig In III*' You are iieieov iio iu iti tint, unniiikd plnl of t'tyunl mil lo dlviin» Ii.io been eiiterrd flHghts nf r«*4*»nl lit Hi*' Piihll* liCforilM of Hetnltiulo i ' u iih ik rtuiicU. FOLKS WHO KNOW SAY WIleStt.N H IlIV i; lying Nmi tii (if Loin I, •*, I. nf Hint h *' 1'r y in l llslghiw nf rrcnril In Al'c tbi’ lmal lint wren New t|ii< I'll hlli1 lieriirds of Sr mlfh'li. County, Klorliln York nml Key Weal, tni'ludiinc NY uitfiK.il n r T in : »u*\ i t i * mk Suutli Aiunlim • KCirN TV l*t»M MIHHIONKIIS m |h k m in o i . k: cch’Nt v . r i.iH tin \ ti I* IIKHMMtN (Irlum lu ll« « > at Ftnnrli A m . As Clerk iif Nil hi tliMdi h i ;a la r ,1t 0 I'A IIK A VMNCH, M. W IN T irit I'A IIK . KM *J111 >A , O V IlU 'U . F id H tIM A s s ta n s B gli NtVTIf'K <>F I'l'H l.lt * i m : A H IM ! K tlll T II K ULOHINO O F C'BHTAIN ItCMMH TO W HO M IT M AV CONCKHN: Ton H ill In k r inillce that the Hnnrd of r'm iniy ro m rnU tlonera of the County ut Hcniliwlti. Klorbltt. will ut l n :ut< o'clock A. M on Tbnrnday. the Mb duy of Jniiuarv, IVf.ii, at the t'nunty fom tn lud on • re' Ituoiii In the Seminole County Court lloure. Hanford, Klorldii, hold n tiuhllr h ra rln a puraiiant to mid na provided by Chunter ItJnJ. i<uw* of Florida, I SIT. In obntidon, itlai'onllnue nod f l a i r or re ­ nounce and dluclulm any rltrld ot Ihn County nnd tm bllr In mid to any land or In le rm t therein dellnroted u,,,ih liny man or |d»t recorded In Hemlnole County, PACK S E V E N M A N P O W I ) K T . O K ID A Legal Notice Legal Notice m m p n » 4 T ,n Bnni* of most moilntn radio rOCOlvitijf m *Ih, iiuhulun: tolt'vi* bIoHi is a r im ilt liiv iid n i lis llihvm II \im s ln n iK . IS I'O P H T OF T i l l : CO UNTY Major J P is IB. S K M IN O l.t: COUNTY. known hh lhr »niin In h'mdymv Which enld etreete, roada or blah » t y * are more particularly oeauMbad aa followai A ll of F lra | i t . ly in g Kaal ot Lota 1, J. and ■, of nlock r . V illa # * of Chilluolu, arcorilliiR to |d al thereof, recorded in MOTK'K Plat Hook 1, Pace I of the nnntial nieetlna uf the The Public llecnrda of Seminole Ntorlihgldem of tha Klorldii Hint* County, Florida, Hank of Hanford. Klottda n ■•utitapKKSOSH IN T K ltK H T H M MAY VF In# torpor at ton, w ill tie held III It * P t!A lt ASM III: ItR A H M AT T ilt : Nankin# routii* on Tutm Uy. Jan* unri’ lb. i»s« ut Iron I', m for TIME ASM PLACC H P rc iF IM M HO A It M O F C O l'S T Y COM lb * mirpofie nt e U tlln # a board MIHHIONKHH OF T IM ' ut director* tor the tnaulna year CO UNTY O F HK.MINuLK, and tbe tranaurtlon of fticti n tlitr F I.O IU M A liualnea* «» limy become before Pope. Hr II II the meatlnn. Chairm an t: U. K lltm trlvk SKA I. Vice Tree Idcnl ri 4 4 M 7 /* # / tevii______ w ily I M e w r fn t b a v u t ip o agiiiiM >i»n in tin i in >ui i min |i ITi Clr« im f " ji-ib "f ^ ini inlie Stat e nf Kit -f nl i 'iiinm* »i • i n ford. Kinn«t.I The n o nr, m t h«« suit iw I ‘lb "1 »♦* Vnitl|, j tin lid Robert 1*4<il o h »n i - rinoiM f lilld kn | 1 t I t m " 1 .1t 1 I »r* foltdaol V■*n it> * i•v # r-e1, ii. ., til ni'in .ii i i | ! ml i i ll 111 CbmpiOhM fill'd It- i i" 't nr fnre JatMMii f t»l< v1 •ii i» .[ ■' H liei re* *........... i t*> t i ­ tered .Hldlii.l \\ Ilih'M. 111« I, t id , n 1 . i the Kiel k t iht * ,i n -*t Clrrull S' HiiiH l* i iii I ...... 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PHONE 148 tv « » i # i m ill b * a w **p l« # • **r th a F d r p h o a * ua m a m * o ra o d o m M a r # * I f y o u * a a m * I * H ale# la I k * ftla p h o a * bp oh. l a r e t a r a h r th la a cc o m m o d a * lio n I k * a d v p r t lM r t * * > p * e l* d ta p a r p r a " i# ttr . la o rd e r fa r aa I n r r n # a r t h r h e a l p m a lb ta M r r t e e , n il W h I A d * m a i l h# ^ p p M lV n ”- * * “ ,k* 4mT * • * • • • „ N * » * a a t l f r no Im n m d ln trty I f a n * r » m ace o ra la t n r a # . W * r a n a a t b * r m p o a i l h l* f o r m a r * t h * a a a * la c o r r m l l a * * r - THE 1 * SANFORD HERALD I— FOR KENT — I W ULAKA A fA T M K N T H . Rtmma ■nil Slurcti, lilt W. Firnt Street. I^iunn H 3 I.____ _____ _ MiHiern II rouin furnluhetl apartmenl. Ailiilln only, ‘J.'IOO Mel* _Jlonvlll.'. _ One rotim with jirivato fanilly. I llin-M nflt-r *l« l ‘,M. all iinfurtil*hcil apartmeiiL 601 1/2 Celery Avenue. Shone IIHil-W._________ _________ 'iirnUheti Apartment. 11 Large room* nnd Bun Porch, f i ll Park, ^urni.hni npnrtment. RM Kim Avenue.__ j _________ I Two rnom apartment. Apply 112 Kim Avenue. j Would~Tfke Chrjntlan couple to nhnre home with mq. Very rea■ nonable. Reply Box X, e*o H er. | g a ltl, Give full pertlculara. F o r Sale— ;l it— A rtic le # F o r Mule — "O U S E For Rate: 2M Elm. OUR Fruit Cuke* are iimdr from a funuui* old Kouli-li Mviiu'. Small Frame Ilunitalow, 10 litocka None Heller. 1 lb. 12.11. Rol.li's from renter of City. Price |2'.I60. I to in,- lliikcrv. I’hi'lu- 11Hit. Robert A. Williams, Realtor Raymond E. LumlquUt, A**orlate PARKER - KVKRSIIARP I’honi1 7!t2 Atlnnlir Pen A Pencil Set* •>— A rllc ih a l*u r Sole — .’> ItONSON, EVANS ASH LIGHTERS Cluaiclte Case* from f l.iM) Amailng Johnaton’a "NO-ROACH" AndSANFORD JEW ELR Y A eftntltary eaatln# kill* RoacliM LUGGAGE CO. Ante, Water Buga for montha. 100 Sanford Ave. Ph. U M I'lnt 91-flO. Half pint SRe, Rou* North Florida Stuart unit nhrll mlllat A Andarion. prrnti*. finest ipiallty, lit lbr<. CAIt'llAOlfPlanta. II. 0. Hehri tm. 61.611. W. E, Kitehoff, .lr„ Hull Phone^|G47*J^I,ake Monroe. W. lath si. W lfY~l*A Y MORE when von . Vn 12 font Plywood Boat, while out buy our quality Fruit Cuke* for fratnliitt. 1.2 It.n. Sea Kmu leu*. 6 lb. fil^U. Order Now, Kicker. Both for 6H6.00. Phone Robb1* H omo Bakery, I’h, IlHrt, 1070-W. M iYTOHULA RADIOS — |16.7f> up Royal Typewriter, iroud condition. I'ortahla A Table Model* 640.00. Plume 1(1(1 HAN FORD JE W E L R Y AND SINGER M ACHINES. Chriatmaa LUCOACK CO. Ifirta, Term*. 116 E. Otli St. 700 Hanford Ave. I*hnne ItllW We beth leea when you doaY _P h o n o 1024. -jj _ _ •___ •______ briny your preaerlyll—i I t SPECIAL CHRISTM AS cookie* all kind*, nlzi"., *liniH’*. Order Laney'a. Phone 103,_ your* now, Rolib'* Bakery, Ph. ENJOY Sunday dinner at Laney’* 11H0. 76c alao wa*k daya. Lunchea A X-MAH GIFT'S FOR HIM A HER atari ordar*. 1 _ CROWN LUGGAGE HOT LUNCHES nerved every ill Mulched Set* duy 11:20 to 2—with Home V A N ITY CASKS-JEWEI, BOXES Made rolla and corn Muffin*, BRIEF CASKS f 1.1 Ml BAGS ■'onier'* Grill, .124 Kaat ltd. CAMEO W ALLETS 61.00 up Street SANFORD JEW ELRY A I.UG GAl.K t O. TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. IIOII Sanford Ave. Flume l:llH Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed Store. DIA M O N D KINGS * . Fruit for Snlr. 61.oil a Hu In I .1 Fortier, Went Geneva Avenue. II H IT II STONE SIG NET AND LODGE RINGS CITRUS Fruit shipped fur C luLtSANFORD JEW ELR Y A ooih. M r*. M .11. Siukelt. BMW. LUGGAGE CO. 100 Still ford A VI-. Phono IMP Buy'* 20 Inch bicycle. H alf price. flood roodllion I’ll. HOT-I. KKHKI.MANK Red Ro*n Feed'. Filth; WOOD Ft I It Tnuchloii A Wntnon, 1201 Celery t ■i r.N IT SALE. D U IIA ItT WOOD YARD. ____ Ave, I’hoitc 11RIW. 9fa See’ the E A S Y SPIN DRIER W ASHER now on dlaplay. Term*. ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. Flret 8L A Magnelle Ph, I I I I . F R IE D Shrimp Dinner, Served tip Earth" e v ery n ig h t n t Hi llo rner’* Grill, 124 Kaat 1st. Straet, Shock Ro,d»t. Watche* 16.06 Now Work Shoe* .... 61.06 Courier Paint* . ... .. .. gal. (2.60 Army Cota, Blanket*, Sunyla****, Boota, Tarpaulin*, Raincoat*, Bunk Bed*. A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS 106 M, P a lm etto ___ P h. 1121 One Guh 1(1 uulloll water beater. One Gn* epnee heater. G. G. Fellow*, Ph«na II41-J. 40 ipH* painted w it h ~ 7— I'l'ln-Llvesluck-StipplleM Iteui-lereil Bouton T e rrie r Puppie*; 6R0.IMI. C ity Service Rtu* lino, N inth of Sanford. Phono 1666.1*1. For Sale 2 M ilk Cow*, heavy *prlutter*. Plume .'ITiM. N ile saililli1 luime for *a|e. Call HJ1-.M4 For Sale I Mule, 425.00. In Lake Mmiloe sertinn. I’rodoelion Ciedil Corporation. Phono K24, Coi'kcr Spari'el I'uppic* for Christmn*. Mr-. Carl Mo**. 2(111 W il­ low Ave, Plume 102-W. Caoiirfe* for Clirl*lioas |uired irnnolllllde. I’ll. HOIi J, FOB SALE Small blin k anil while uenlle-mnle horse. Four year* old; saddle and bridle. *126.nn_ P U JIBLM. W O U H W A N T K I) — ii A LL TYPES of buildoser work, reaNonnhln rate*. Free eatlmate*. David E. Cam enter, Plum, ISINLM rilACTO H W.IBK Frro CNtii ato* or, plowing and dlM-itiK faint or tturden ploie Alee cleariog nnd gr-ding build Inu l"*t*. Phono 107-J. Jaeb ItilieM Write F. It ^toal, Box fW Panin, bio. I Carpeiiti'itiiK, llnildintt. In\:iu:. Paper IliiottinK. fii.i tii lay Woik uuiirallteed, fall d il llitt, leaseimhle prlrCH. K *|irrlf iireil W a lire**. W Ii i t i II '1 liel HliHii.uU. -'ili.ln II.n '■ 12— m in u te s a f t e r i t i t SpcHul S c rv ltrs Luminall Sturt himflinit yemr pio* M ire * -III in titu le * u ftc r yo u r m u m i* painted w ith l.t im in it ll. T h o Yt all* w ill h i d ry in d ia l t im e — an d flit? rm in i w ill hi? n d o rlu **. Y ou can i i * o 1-um im tll w h e re v e r im i w o u ld use any Hal p ain t. It eu ver* any *u r(a c « (h iirm U h lv in mu? coat - m n w a llp a p e r. W e h a te a I.u m im tll culm chart fo r you— am i a com plete atock n f all co lo r*, S ta n le y -llo tfe r s H a rd w a re 211 SANFOUU •I •I There’ll be a “ Waiting Line” on Long Distance, too W c c x p c i t th e b l u e s t ru s h o f L o u ^ l I 1 D is t .n u c t e le p h o n e c n lls vvc’vc e v e r h n d t h is C h r is tm .is . E v e n w i t h e v e r y c ir c u it n n d s w it c h h n .in i in s n vic c , t h e i c tn ;iv l>c d r l.iy s . T o itv n i'l i h e ru s h , w h y n n i rn.'ilo’ v « iti m ill . JB I i SOUTHERU b ef o r e C l n i st mas / . i c o r n f l v i C h t i s t m . i « / N DELI TELEPHONl AXO TELEORAPH ’ L 0 .V P \ H / C o . AVF. H\ n / . A I ’ K IK K *Y IlllV (ilHMJ AM At l All \ i, 1 / i . ' i i t a no is / ' J a| l.lYMl1 I • \ ■. • I \ I Mill t V 'CAIt. » \ I -I — 12 NEW Fl.ftORH Mirfnrcd to pet fcelion. Old Goura niade M> new. Fiolhhliig, i l i a nine. A wo* ing. P.irtable power pfiinl, 2 ' year* nxporlenco In Seminole County, II. M Gle«*oii, Luke Marv. A perfect G ift for Dad thla Chrixt- V E N E T IA N D L IN IIS niado to nr*ter. Seminole Venetian Blind am*. A Hlghtly uxed 6 H.P. Co. 620 W. ltd , St. Phone John:.on "Bellliori.e” notboHlrl 1162-W _ motor, will anrrlffre nt 61 (H>.<)0 i anil. 2201 Palmetto Ave. Photic C ALI, 617 for Battery, Gcncrafor (i7!l.J. and Htnr.or rcrvler. Swam’.* Battery Serviro, 301 W. F’lmt X- MAH G IF T IIK A D U U A R TK H 8 m ._____ FOR BUI,OVA - G IIU KN - ELGIN O R LA N IK I Morning lenlinel. Or LONG INKS - W IT T N A U E R lando Evening Star, Gall Ralph Watche* from 624.06 _ l U y . l l 6 6 -J . _________ Abut Natl. Advrrtiaed MEDANA WATCHES from 612.95 LAW NMOWKHH aharpumul, l.icy HANFORD JEW ELR Y idea repaired, lack A key work LUGGAGE CO. (F ITS A Mi Tb## A Stratton En­ No waiting-work guaranteed. 11lU Sanford Ayr, Ph. 1148 gine Or Parta A u Need See II. W, Shuman, 110 Kant -lilt Si SWEET H A M L IN - - Orangva and A. D. ROSIER Sanford, Fla. (Formerly with Grapefruit. ’ $1.00 per huahel. French aid Ceaamertlal William* Klxlt Shop) Bring eontaincr*. A. C. CleveMU' f f t b l M J h t f i i and nlturo nnd 'automobile*. itea»im ^wlth U n iT lIs a w . Fnur atone diamond ring, platinum aluatl 626(1.09, valuation able price*. Froe pickup A do- ’ Box "Ring” Cere Herald. live- r y B o x 1441, Sanford. Good uaed Florence table top oil Small dining room aulte, buffet, VaMotiiib Refrigeration Scrvire* range- reaaoneble. Phone 1120-J, table, 0 chair*. 4 piece lied room ami Appliance*. Cell IU2-R or xultr with xprlng* and m atttM A Moving to smaller houae, muat ng aaerlflce. See after five. 9406 Ing. Storage and Crating. Wight’aimetto Ave. W illiam * A Co. (not Inc.) 2im H A V E both light and- Hark North Laurrd. PhotW 1014. fru it cake — coma |n and ti FRIGlflAniE one. OnaJh. ,86t Two lb, $1.8^ Hale* and Service Robh'a Horn# Bakery, Ph. 116$. fhrvol ge« refrlgarator Good con..............10 Weat Jlrd St. 2 Factory trained qualified Her vice Men. I H IL L H A R DW A RE CO. 661 K. F|ret Phone 61 GOOD A N D BAD ‘• K r t i r s , . .*» i u — i p H o > — ..... — new ‘I SUK,-'. ^ ......n « M lfh ll, UMk two p ,. i-* u 14— M JB T a. y o iJ W D — 11 LOST — Reading GUwa on Palaaette Avenue Friday evening. Finder plena* return to 906 Magnolia Ave. Reward._____ Loati Waltham 8(^p Watch."Black Dial, whlta numeral*. Probably Eaat of Sanford Ava. Reaaon“ It reward. Return to Herald 1HB foot dodr ORryiler aedanradte, heater, folk Fine cnmll- Bargain for qnlck aalci f door. I486 K |V frFPLiP.' \ f TV5ET J u t OP A\E?. H l -VMS’S v pfucavsC aapi jj— /V X A C M IN B O U N f ” ) ------------------— I ’M RES.NN'fsiJ TO THINK A TMGCE'?ao.\VETHiNt5 FI3HV ) , ABOUT T we k.i,NDHBA*TED /"'V ,/ ■'* . �WEDNESDAY DEC PAGE EIGHT Court Can Send Gainesville Co-Eds Boyle Relents, Advises Women How BULLETIN OF To Pick Husband’s Christmas Ties Lawyers To Jail Sign In All Courses ACTIVITIES Sanford Tourist ClA> Except Forestry By H A L BOYLE Time*, wanted to know i f I was Florida To Keep Honky Tonka Off Overseas Route W ASHINGTO N — A lo t o f lawyera recently have lieen *entenced to ja il w ithout a ju ry tria l. Fed• rat lodge, decided they were guil* iv “ f contempt o f court aryl gate them from one to ,1* months *ln the cooler. The r a - c , bring out a point which mo»t laymen don’t rraliie: That although the Constitution In two place, s a y , th a t n defendant In u criminal case -hull have a tight to a tiia l by Jury, thor* h i . -till n lot «f w a y , he ran, he iin pii'oned without gettin g a haocc to tell hie «tnry to a jury. The Idg contem pt c a w , now pending a re th in e resultin'* from the overseas highw ay to Key West which would give it a hooky took atmosphere. Chairm an John I). Penekamp of the Hurldm Hoard o f P ark* and H istoric M em orials revealed th a t move today In an address liefore the annual meeting o f thu Florida Forevl and Park* Association I'enufkam p, associate edltoi of tlm Miami Herald, In co m iiie iilin g on the highway's value to the state, .a id : “ There I, ou m ore spectacular “.u rin e ginudeur anywhere on earth. The stale own*- m ile upon m'.le of iLot rig h t o f w ay— whole keys, in fact. " I t is possible to provide along lillieh o f ils length, benclie, oil both the ocean anil g u lf, fishing, pat king, camping,' outing and other recreational a ctivities. "A m i yet, at th is very moment and w ill) the help o f the State "I am h ap p y to report th a t we Iwlteve th e -t n te cabinet and Hie Intel nut im prov em ent fu nd mem l.er» m e with us III o u r deteiuim ii Hon." IViiiiekainp said that th e legislatu ie , in s e ttin g u p th e hoatd to adtulnisti i the H J m PO iWm> woiili of s ta le |,ii)pcitiefci*'»l««i decreed th a t we sli.iuid Ilf t w nMil ptovei ty s tlik e u , tty f l f i g ' l l l the -tnte "jeu ela. "W hile K tonda l | spending ahoul "CftOJMkl a y e a r On Ita 11 p s r t p . o p e i t i t t l m city of Lo* Angcle* (» spending thirty till)'* .i ■ lino'll, . he declared "hade t minty* la S|>eiiduig I I . U44,fiT.t. Miami m ore th an one inil 11on G eoigla las t y rm •i",ot fl.78n.UJMi on ita s ta te pink*, ■even turn > I lie Florida total, and it hope- t " get much of ita luvcM me lit hack t>> u ttia c tltig stopovci • from our to u r is t , a* th e y go <u, tin II wav to iiud f|iim Florida Tile pull. *>sleiil can, within « relnltselv 'lloit lime, p e rf e im t i e th e iiiiii-i iu I public fiiilctinii of laying much of it* own way, ’rp n e k n in p .mil. li e explained th at o-i’i- nf the p a ik s willingly a s , m ndeinie d i u r g e , fur the foci lit I t '. "Wlien we have dvveloped lln -e l a r k s ami htatorical m em orial,. It f.jll reipimt all Ihv free lime, the rceicatinnal t m t u u f . o u r a \ e i tfge r i t l i r n for several year*. In order to vi.il and use them fully for ilieii pleasure, thvli sontiineu 1st coutempiMliun and their pride o f ownership,” lie added. i.Hd.„ , h . i i ONTMLSTH - Dan McCnrty (le ftI, of Kort Fierce, who will serve for the seoittil year m* the Florida Cntnpaign Chalrmun fur the American Citncer Society, tnlka over plana for tin* new year vvitli l»r. Aalibul C, Williams, of Jackaonvlile, new president and Executive Committee Chnlrmnn of the t'ancer Society's Florida Division. Noth officials predict that llifiU will lie the most successful year In the Division's history. Activities of the Society In Florida Include support of research, service to earner patients, and education, hath uf the general public and the medical profession. Huy A rtist Auucpls Spurnuii Scholarship W VIflttN liT O N Eng..... . | i . ... f ii»'* I 17 . wllii tilk f Mu- firn kIt kk tlllll lid llUifi' k lit l* I't.ti.l I t i . l f JJit* I miVA m u frllitkV | i Hi11,|| a n T . N EW YORK. I)*c. 14. — </D tryin g to ruin h i, annual C hrist­ G A IN E S V IL L E . Dec. 14.— (Spe- ladles. I've been a had boy. ina, party. And i f Santa Claus ia i. to come ria l)- It may be a m an', world, It sppmn that Seattle men a f t hut co-ed, a t the U niversity o f my way this year, you're going to proud o f the necktie, their wiva* Florida dtw ’t th in k to. On a cam- have to get me out o f the dog­ give them. Laat Dec. 29th they pu, where they are a till outnum- house. held II -N ational Necktie Party tiered by men «tudenl, ,even to How ran you help? By going |>ay" on which every nian proudly one they have algited up rheer- out and buying u big fis tfu l of ware the incut flamboyant tin OU fully in ev ery university itlvi,lnn, C brlM m s, necktie, and giving In, Christmas rack. them to the men in your live. They were going to give a grand except the School of Foreatry. Ahum a week ago I liemonned p rile , hut unfortunately the judge, Leaving the heuten p a t h , of tha College o f A r t , nod Science, and the fa d that women were allowed went color blind by mid-day. T h i, the College of Education, young by law to present necktie, a, year lly iy n ', going to give them women have also enrolled in such Christmas g ift*. I suggested the iilind rre. m a l m , a , anim al husbandry, real form ation of a society to stop the A , if I w a n i’l feeling b td riiougli, along ram# a telegram c ' a t e . arch itectu re, anil neronau- riistoru. Well. I didn't expect to Iw nom­ from Pete Hoyt managing editor Gcal engineering. Statistic* tell the story. There inated man-oM he-yenr for th i- •f the Cedar flapid,, la., Ciaaettr. I hud in ,lilte d a fine old N or did 1 expect tanning ......... ......... " ri' ' ,ve co-ed, In A griculture; •tiggedhoi. g ra te fu l follow men to set up Mat X m a, tradition ■} s " r „ t ' T d ™ a , ± ; , A,% ute* in my honor—minus a necktie “Ten men's c Engineering; four. Journalism ; —on every courthouse lawn. ilfl, rlls„ing you U w . , , - 1^ | W r n a c y . On the other hand neither did |„.r uf t |(), Physical Education. The Ifn i- I expect to end up in the dog w„n„ „ tuT the v rrs lty College lis t, IPt4; Graduate house. But here I am — stuck in lnpn WUul(1 net “ ‘ — jf wom*i School, itM , ............ Education 214; and it up to m y cravat. Hii* firnt r f a r I Ion mini* m»ru tlim Th ink wl Arts and Hciences, lift. would tie with.. M is. Mona Fergmon and Miss rnv own wifi'. “ So you don't th ink women tie,." I.ynn Roger,, both o f Gainesville, |>et(. jn ,i,te, l,uve ventured Into the College of a r e sm art enough to pick out neckEngineering, where Mona is es­ ties, R o v e r? " raid F ra n c e ,, hut- ((,m . ^ „ , pecially interested in wind tunnel ing a Idruspld. "Y ou’ll he In ky |( irte a rrh in a e ronatilirt, and I.ynn if you gel even aImwlir from me, n f,,w | lu| rlters And where, anyhow, iu|| „ | lat prefers problems In radio and S m a rty t^, „ „ || alternating currents. Dean Joseph that fu r coal you iiioiiiisid me 12 i jjj,,. v a t ago? Are you waiting for „ , . t ' (n^ out of till! m in k , to die of Iild a g e *" gm « R iglil on top of that. Byron ... , .... E»,h. columnist of the Seattle , . * . brancinco and the tria l o f the 11 ( om inunivt, in New ^ o rk . The judge, convicted seven defense attorney* of im pm per conduct In couit h u ra x'in r, delaying ta c tic , funding to c m 'i a r r a c , the Judge unci impede th e trial. The lawyer 0 the Itrld g e , -a*e, Vincent Haitimin was sentenced Jio six months, to he served■ when -the l tr ia l is rum_ pleled. Six a ttorney * involved in the Now York case, one of them a defendant who w a , acting a , M« own luwyer, were sentenced to from one to six m o n th ,. Thelt appeal I, pending, | Wi.cn a frd etu l Judge d e it il r v a I - i on is g u ilty o f contempt ol miii, lo* can fine ur imprison him I'houJ indict mi ni nr even a hearng I here i , on lim it lo the length ••f the sentence or the amount of Hu- line, as long a , th e puni*hti <ut i- not u n reu ,un able, cruel .i iiiiuninl The law v a rlv , among Ho t r t i m u lt* , but mofil of them follow the federal practice to * IliI ge extent. Plie power of a court to puniih fs.i •iiiiteinpl i* n , old a* the Id, ' m y of law. You couldn't get i delJv adm inistration of juetir, 1 n i l ' i i . evs and oth e r, in the "till m old persist in disturbing islun, seveial time, when the mid delnyitig the p to r e e d in g i and m ailer w a , I,imight before it. A .....king Hie judge hoik like a foul ■hlef rntnpinini i« a h 'irl t h \ nd if tin* judge had to * ta rl com- *aguen*M of th r legal definition pluate.l legal processes, Including of contempt. It iv fe ll that the , jury d ia l, each tim e he .form I lim it, o f contempt should lie close..nueoiie g u ilty o f contempt, ii ly and d e a rly defined, since it is would tie po,-lhle lo delay the nn exception lo the (treat ptiticlple . iiip h tm u of it tiia l itidefinilelv Hiat tria l by Jury (V esienllal to M m. there m no need fo r a Jut v dt|e process o f law. to ill tu mine Ihv fact*, due# .*he i .. \ famous ca»e, Fishai versus iinlgH w ltnessnl the uffeti.ie, Face, w a, decided b w lh # S'ljMcine P ic ii ate, lii fact, a lot o f may. Conn early t ill, year. Fi f e uf i pifaon can lie legally imprisoned the (usiice, upheld u Texas'Judge i without a ju ry tria l. In nriliftory . who .convicted M 'luu ver fo r eon• m ill- f.ii nil,t a m e . And in pro- tr iu p tu u u , conduct during a trial, '■cutO.I, till p e tty offen ses Vg^icli Emir ju s tice, disserted, criticising • w fjM H u n r Vc« Mir VV.it i iiiptou (iiuinimw Brlituil. Hi Ian, ms I In* <4 h.M»r stjit art hi* * lit, lint) fiiK t i limn *, ut it fivti« i n i H'liitlnrdiiii u f C * i | 1 1 v U i m -• State Kchoid Supt. Thomas lb Bailey today called fo r morn fa fc ly ^ d u d llr t iiln . tn ic tlim in Florida *choids and grratee ettturrvim -tit of safety law,. jc Miiiii'ln***ii*i uf \r! Hi I inr lii if it tinii 11 flu! iafitMi tii' Wednesday Sewing bee w ill be held f 0r the purpose o f fin ish in g the work on the cushions. Memlwr* m il welcome and a covered «ll«h will l>e held at H filO fo r the workers Usual amusements are to he en­ joyed throughout the day and' •ve­ iling. Thursday 0 A party w ill meet her* in « t a Christmas tree fo r Hie Saturday night's Christmas party. George S w a m , W. E, Mc.Mn.xtei nn,| others w ill locate amt bring in the lir e . 4:iltl Is the vlarting time. A grand evening's entertain­ ment is to lie presented Thuruiay evening at 7:46 liy the Seminole High School Glee H uh, under Mis, W hittle, director. Friday WAR I'HISONKHH BONN, Germany. Dec. 14 —t/P» _A W e t German govei nmeiit o ffic ia l said today Russia .till h nlil■ 400,000 Germans a . pritoncr-i-uf-wur. He said that in addi­ tion, 1 600,000 German soldiers . t il l are listed us m lrsing, hut he did not indicate whether any ot these might lie held by the .inns. The officia l, Hans Merten uf the war prisoner division o f the rsfugee m inistry, sajd shout 160.000 German civilian women and 26.000 women army personnel still are in th * Soviet Union. He said th« Russian, returned 00,000 pri,»n»ri to Germany In November, IB.qyt) 'tit Ocfrtber|*nd 48.00Q In Scpplml>*Th« condition of these oer»f>flf has Improved of 1st*, ha satd, UP 1 f» ji«»r eiMit »t 111 nr# unfit for work* _ ----------- HOLLER MOTOR SALES USED CAD HEADQUARTERS I BEST VALUES THE CLEANEST TOWN CUME HEK FOR YOUH8KLF AND -------TRUCK BARGAINS! ('iintom 4 Dr. Sedan. T h lt car t# perfect. Dr. Now Paint, condition. 2 Good mechanical • 1942 Chevrolet Pickup..................... 1948 Chevrolet 4 dr. De Luxe Sedan . 19.*I9 Chevrolet.... i Hatllo, Hi'uter. W. S. W. Tireu 2 IhMir Sedan A lot of good trunxportAtion Deluxe 4 Dr. Scdon 1941 Okbm oblie.. | | f | 19S7 Chevrolet A very cleitn truck 1947 Oldsmobile 98 Series 4 dr. Sedan lludio, IIeater, One I ak'u I Owner. A very cltiun air, 1949 Chevrolet De Luxe Pickup____ 5200 miles 1942 Chevrolet 2 Ton Truck______ Stake body “611” Series 2 Dr. Sedtii Hydramatic Drive •’ • 1937 Chevrolet 2 Dr. SoiUn 1937 Chevrolet.... $ |f j 2 Dr. Good Traniportatlon at low coat 1949 Chevrolet Chevrolet 9 Open house at the Tenter and S ln iffli’bnard court. Com* out and enjoy our fun. Cards, music, Ming,, xhuffleboard and a pla™ to relax. Meet our member* and become one yourself. You are invited to join Saturday T h i, Is the big night. .Santa comes to our Tourist Center Each person Is to bring a g ift, get . number and draw one uf the * 9 , that w ill he In tha Sauls Pack­ age. The newly organised Penn­ sylvania Club will serve th* re­ freshments. Com* out and lul’t. see what these up-and-coming club member, are doing. There'll he a fine program proceeding the gift drawing. Boh lluhson i t in charge o f the program. Sunday Music, singing, H hufflrhaird, and visiting here all during Us dsy. Come out ami visit with V. �/ '• ;;'h '4*:' •'*•:' *V*w *»* r , ...f^hSA/ ^ ■ * v‘J*|jfc ♦• •* .♦ ----------- T -— *• ' 1l Sli ,7 $ ® ° V . ^ ' X f »>< . 4 r^ F v >>_ rr* ’£ ‘‘ t iv THE In Unity Thar* In Strength— Ti> Protect (ho Pear* of (he Wetldt To Promote (ho Progreea of America, To Product Proipcrltf for N iA o r i W EATHER * lmtHjr m ||| i 'a-emdomil ra in or dr.rrte d ii I in lilrr *iiiid : hi mrl F f t ilm ' I ' hI m .i I i- in l i r i l i northeast » I miIh Established 1908 VOLUME X X X X UN Concerned By Rebuff Of dewishPremier F ra n c e Secs U N d ic a p p e d O f F a rm B u re a u TH U H S IM V l l l i f . I.,, 1!H» Am ocInPed P rerw I .fused W ire Lack Pow er T o F o rc e Truman Quiet On New Tax Plans For Nation llu ilflr iu r II Persons Burn Big Public Works To Death In Nile Program Planned Farm House Fire By State Group R u l i n g IA K I. .SUCCESS, Per. 15— (A’) Frame Hiked the U. N. Iruitee- •hip council today to note "with concern" the innvinK of liraeli government o(lice> to Jcruialetn in definnte of .i General A»»emhb decision to put ilir Holy City unilet iiilprn.ilioUiil iu Ic. Fillin' I'.imily Dies In Bed As FI,imcs D es­ tiny Tiny Dwcllini' ja s G A eiR t-t i Chairman linger G■rre• u (France) told the council mem­ bers they ure like eunuch* in * i,» in I l h -ifiyr* ntiiiiHr * m S*’Mine dt „ Mm inn \ Iiiclim i, f ’nliim lilii, ^ rill.. I* an n ic liltrrC * runreptUm of the i n MO.OIH' ^xirrm " in trying to deni with the wlileh the Florida Karin Bureau plan* to build It w ill it" Hi,- ,, I .Ml Illy titlMOl. Sail IlNsl'itil, h| n t it le H it li'iil, » tIn' Itm. iH Imnni n! [i t t in is w ill pM'lmMy iitaki' it (teehUm i L 'll llii1 LmMiM|£ Die m inleiiuctiniiidirniion problem now. inanenl hea.lt,unrteta in Florida for the state-will,. organ,/a I mi, The French rcDulution wa* the l lf f r r * Ilf possible h tillilln g *ile * havu ta-eti made liy c itie * mid fnend. tlii'ii i|im ilD ity m t'H liiu m .htiiiinry. first positive move before the 12national council, which it charged with carrying out the Attemhly's decision The council Hireling, behind closed doors, got off to a stow •tart. An inlomianl who emne out Sanfoitl and Seminole ( mnilv , oniltltilr the huh "I .1 «i* tiumly Jfiid delegate* were hetilant about Central Morula area whit li willun .1 r.iiliut •>! 40 mtlr* h.i* .1 popiihiadvancing tnggealions or plan*, lion ttf 2'i 1.000 and judging l»v p.nt growth patterns vlmnM teach T h e re « « « general agreem ent H e l l If W e D o A n d 4ft'),000 liy I9f.fl, W. M H.ulwu k, imlilitll.il rnginert ,,l the I loud* N e w Sect in n T o l l . i v r that the I am i'll uioviia hail co m p li­ 3 0011 F c c i O f F l o o r H e l l I f W e D o n ’ t , Power and Light Cm, ie|„ulc in In* 102 pagr unvry nl iht' «n Hon cated ............ ... a lre a d y d if f i­ DrDgnrd for me in piunr'ling the 11 . 1 l 11 l.il ir in im r, ,,f the ( tty S f >;n cu lt tunic. I* I;it f o r m s Says O ne O f T h e m and ('olinly and In pro^ul'' vital .l ihvlual inliuiiiallon that »)M induie One niiuree said the cniuicll lumany new iniln*lrle* and tuuii-,t» + teuiii-d to lake an the lm*i* lor it.) I l » * mi« I d iii n i.iib rl .utdiliMfi W A S H IN G T O N , lire . 1.1. work the original plan for Ihtor- i,Vl — Foreran)* of higher »trel to liN-ale here, the mu v.v wa- r|,„mlH-i .,r Com.... . Manage. Miiw lU 'ii i m1■ 1 fifiiptrlMMi fm lK nf (I iiHllaiir<l On raa» r i i * i made in cu-uperatMui wild mem In co -o peratio n w ith m e n | | .g « in . )v„» 111.H u rle d price* brought the prom he to­ ,i ’ ► I il ilr I I r 1|«r Pn M .ifk iJ Iter* of tile Seiuiliolc I'onotv Tue.-nlay o ii;lil nl the m e,-ling of fix day nf a swift em igre** ion a I inC’hiiintici of Ciuninerev, i* nl 11act­ 1 lie It,, jii ,1 ,,r I li tec Ini „ t,i u 'lito dnun v li In If.id v fur I Mr f»V cenllgnlion. The law m aker* ively mimeographed and hound the In,me o ffice of the F lo rid a I .in I " »nilv Aii'lriA iin. mi,m krI Themselves, however, aplll along and ieptr*eli(V inure than -i* Vowel mill l.ig h l C o , 1 vpie**iug parly tine* a* to whether price MHMMIII1 **«f I Ills HHMIHliK month* of intenaivn effoit lli, a p p le , 1nt uni ,,f I In- r it iin ilic r hikea are limtlfled. And In f Uv.lltMl.M, i (>lln|IIM VllIII H. H. Cotemiin, Floridn P,,« ci of 1 ' o i n n i r i , f o i I In* *111 vey C IO de*eriptliin of the impendand Light Co., local iiin rm g n , „ la, ■f Sldit* m,uk**M. %v|i<> l - l ■ onw 'iiience. Mi llo .lw le k 9ii|» r i» •.. In i brawl* a* “apnalllng," one illilured Mi itimtwiek to inake the lint-, I'e n lm l F lo iiiln a* one of Writ ll * *• I" iu«|»ri I tirw major prndurcr replied they are declined m irvey d cc la ie d today Mini lli.il lie , | m , ..... ....... M r*. PJ, A. Douglas*, HU. re- "inevitable." I tilt All Ilf ) p il thr M tik r f, pniidrd ............. . •'•'V • hi* a;, cent o f Hie *..... * in Fin 1 Ida. im M lli >i fired postinmcter o f Lake Mary, M"' ItiiiLtn»i< tin .nn turn comm 1111 It> and area w ill take midied at 4:40 A.M . today in De- JENKINS. Ky.. Dec. 15 -</F)- -A vantage nf the Mirvey to ,1,, an S a iifu id I* allow 11 11* nlrno-t ut the h ^ I•v fM Ir r l in »iiim Mill exuet geo g raph ical < enter of the Laud follow ing nn Mines* o f two truck mine ojrerator who tignrd a nut*tandiug aelling Jo h " I,, litiu g 111 ea conipii,t<i| liy Sem inole, L ak e , »»l O in l i vd * n l *<m»i rlie I ion It in month*. lndii*triea here, tillin g '', llo e o lil, V oI iih I ii and lir e - llli'lr*. h i' rw.iv* nn Imfli n iiifi ri| Born In Lake county Mar. 12, contract with John L l^wi* mm- new U pon m otion n f J . |„ In g li-y , il'eMIlMiira 10, I ' a t f f’l i f l JIA O , M r*. .Douglas* l|* - d In 8 nn- med up hi* own and auociatc*' res*' H'di •af.Mlil wliu Ii f% |fi liy m i1;1 " f l i f t i i f r ^ l l i r t e i # aolion by laying " it* hell if we do. ^ a f ,1 Ul le d „e| i f l il l n f in tor ItMiifin; ago *he moved iH tw Tier him- and hell If we don't." |tinf|it< r Pi 1.1 -in Ir r l Ail » l Itil' fiend to- l.a k r M ary where she act Auction Shed At Lewis Announces Florida Power & Light Survey Shows Sanford’s Opportunities Farmers’ Market Signing Up M ore Nearly Finished Coal O p e r a t o r s rs. E.A. Douglass $ Tormcr Lake Mary Postmaster, Dies «h ed a* pnsttuniiter for a number of y e a n and where they have altire announced tigning wilh resided. A former member of Snllle Harri*on Chapter of the D.A.K., Mr*. Douglas.* wa* n niemher of the Fir«l Mi'tlindl*t Chine|t and of the Daughter* of Wesley Class, n niemher of the N lie V Mownnl Chapter nf the II.D O . and past jfdttle ierniding secretary nf that organisation; a past prenidenl of the Hanfiiid Woman’* Chili and a life secretary of the Cilia* of |8M7 of We*feyan College ip M a­ con. tin., where r,hr received her H iii -I ip I oi of Al t * and Music de­ gree*. She It. survived liy the hiishaml of Lake Mary; fwo daughter*, Mr*. It. J. SIut innn of Atlanta, Gn.; two hiiIih, L. ]’, MeDanlel, Al-Jantu mid A. M. MeDanlel of HastVings; seven grnndrhlldren and five grent-giHiiilrlilldren also rmm•ron* niece*, nephew* and rousin*. Funeral m i vices will lie held at Erickson Funernl Home nt 2:00 P.M. Friday with the Hev, J. V. McKinley officiating. Burial will be made in Lake View Cemetery, Safe Driving I'lea Voiced U y Carraway Morrinon Squirms Animat Budget 01* opcraloii At Kiwania Lunch IHealth Unit Cut !<**•• Introduction By Over $1,000 W illi one esception, hnwevrr. nunc nl thr operator* atlmit -is crptnlii r of lltr t ntniMcl, whit h hootlctl miners' |uty tn $15 ,t «L»V increased wtllare fund payment' 15 cent* a Ion. and permitted the signer* to work tr five-day week. Thine who diil sign irprrwnt a small fraction t*f the more lh«o hO,000,000 lon» annual pindnrlinn A. C. Combs, president nl the Dnrlon-Elkorn Coal Co., near here, wa* ainnng 10 caitcrn Kentucky opernlor*. all *mall, who fin t *igned, and the only one to admit ii Hr told a newsman that Iteforidoing an, he called A. J. (Jack) Dalton of I’lkevllle, one of Ihr largest truckern in thr flrltt »nltl he didn’t feel he rould afford t» (t'* SllB W * w P L B A 11H IN N O C K N T IO W A C IT Y , la,. Dec. l f i - i / 1'i — Kahert K. Itednasck today Rleaded innocent tn a cliagn of rst tlegrce murder In the slaylug n f p re tty coed Murgarok Anno JacksonHe appeared in Justice eourli and waived to the grand ju ry a fte r w ithdraw ing a request fo r a prelim inary hearing. Justice o f Peace C, J. Hutch­ inson ordered him held w ithout Kit* nuiiin* llin riin g iilv I'tijnvrd tlx ■li-trim fit iit r of mu- f l u i i Ir* Mnrrl-nn, ft nt ritlnri who *«l " I'i'im in g null N wriillui; th im tg li n l"ug witnli',1 m li> „h ii'lio n , nml « III'" filiiillv ra llr il upon to spt'lik, t'lo n llv iiuliniUM't->l, "I hnvo notliing to ttiy," In o rd fi to rasp ili r "pain, nil* ’in i-li ami nhvluii* lin in illn llin i Mml \ti M nrriioti wa* np p n ri'titly nn'litg o in g following nu " iiilr r m itini,l)'" ititro iliii'liiin by Kiwnninn I'liffo r tl M i-K ililiio, tin' mi’itihrr-) of Hit' rluh prevailed upon Mr. MortiMiu to lend lliern in song. H urry tVi’Hliu a rriim p iiiilt,,| That llm Klw iniinn know II. wa* nil in fu ll wa* a v ld n it fru n i the in ii n v’ rhlicklo* tim l t In-y gave to Mr. M i-Kllihtn’* iiitro d u rtlo n , w h irli wa* ii III m lniile n iiitlrip ic ri- of l,lik in g in u rli and ra yin g little . Untold K astnrr, o n g in n lly nrliedoled to liilr m iiir r Mr. Morri*on, piiHneil the respoo-Hiility on tn Mi. M rKihbln. In Ii I n i m ill,ling dlsrunrae, the Inli-i toltI nf hnw lie hlld vainly might to necuri' a K iw nnl* apes I t'r fur (lit’ n c rit'ln ii, and Invented uiiioy firtltim i* n lllii* that thn*e ralletl upon to *pnik hail given tu gel out o f it. Among Um*o wl'inn (in nnninl were F’rn l Wilson, K lwunis district gnvernnr; John L. Calloway, county tax rn llrc to r; the Itrv . A. O. M clntils; Itnlph A. Smith, Klwnnls president elect i Ktlwnwrtl F. I nine, re a lto r: J. Ilra lle y Dillmm, slate represim talivei ami K. H a*ky W ight, i m i Ms s m o r ---------------- Mayor Andrew Cnrrnwny railed today illm il the people nf Hanford to tin th e ir part, along w ith the National Safely Council and HID other national cooperating organi­ sation*, in holding down accident! during the Clniatm aa-llm o holiday celebration. " L e t’* take our place In thla K a r iit r this week Bednasck's a t­ nation-wide holiday *afoty cam­ paign," the M ayor *ald. "Nobody torney had requested n p re lim in ­ a ry hearing on Dee. 81. f fcan * 1 he *afn fo r <>« — each one o f V* ha* to be aafn fo r him self I t the individual's re sn o n ilb lllty to him self and his fa m ily to rec­ ognise the extra holiday hasards and Hie extra means to ipset and overcome them. " I t r a mint he a merry Christ, ma* fo r Sanford unless we make certain It i* nn accident-free cali­ (MJITOWa ROTKt Fr*X r M » f o f lb s ( w t r i s M • M i l fa C b l s g la a a bla w a r aa< • f H»a C h la a . H * i t l l M bration. NecdlMs and nraventabla Dae. _____ b Irani ___________________ Sbaaabal a a 4 _____ Ibis __‘ _ . f a l l a ta a a tr h w b lr b I t accident* that mar the holiday - a r s t be M ia g m a b r e In A X h a a a b a l n b « . w r a f a a a ibi ( b a t• O with suffering and tragedy make rslwa foebada blm <a aead sen* afire laat nrl, a. ll a s * lb Js— r e la x 'd Ib r a a a b la r a a . — H a n tra a a ‘la ea r. a. s. .t i. .la M a — aa N * * s b r M hollow mockery of tha Yuletlde w a r o f J * i* B . l Wpplrlt. Let’ti all remember this and make it a personal respon­ By FRKD HAMP80N sibility to keep our clty'e holiday celebration the safast on record. Aboard the Sir Johq Franklin In the Wbangpoo River. Dec. 9. — $ KOHTOV V K B D irT .U A IL B D S O M A , Bulgaria. Dae. IB,— (jp) — ^ Bulgarian _ newspa pars today tha daath sf ei itw by hangof former dnw ty. premier sir ho KostoVi silty yesterday ■ and salmtage. addition to tlM death eend, Koatov was Belt right* lUllon lava I sstwr'SRvisar’ '* • tlrnf r m * il flin t I loll "it siiitill hiiiiki' ii ttlr I'll«#■ 11f i ■ ii Mih i firlil, I li»» lllrli k riiril 1 1*mi,i i ii ** nf f h4. tnnr H mimi i | m I'llm i; mi Mir < \ I Inn IliiI hum* ruMit im iIi 'h im rI livu»t nf I his \\rsf f i*\ its lim n , w n r fiilim l ul llVvArilf. T u n Knurs M ski'lrfiiiis i» r r r i m inim i in flu* ihiMMfl m in s. T h r i Bm i I ilirluili'if Ih iu r ifi iivi riflmts. S n n i Men* rhfhlfi'ii. InH intliu; ti 11 y ru r nlil u irl ni i i n n l -mil p iru II Mil I . I hr |icH|fn»ti ill l hr s b rlr Harris Is Llcdril Iload Of Audubon SociHv ,t >r 11•••a MMI <1,•1 • lu i\* III ( • fnl (If 1 1 I'M’li •T l\ U -Dll Iim I 1, I T M v p i lx* t Mi l •l . t t 'mu! Mr l(v*l II *1 I l.s ' O'Mt t ^'^USak.iX ^ Sfuitf"". 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Mr til .lay* w hich in,, li ile .l ,n hu ulv 4-i tlHcniant npp),n iiu g in *n. *.M’oi section „ f i,,i|iiy ,.1 p.ipor. ■■'"I Mr-r. Moi'U'ng) ) ll„ Sanford Elk Explains Need Of Funds For Crippled Children A p n to x im ale ly Vid.fKH) ,1 vcu. i' icq in rcd f.u tlie OHinlriMM. e ul tlie H a ir y A n n # Crip|rle«l f ’liil.lr n . > Hom e m I nn, !ill.». Dr. I tl I)...., lectetary of the Sanford Lodge ,.l I Ik* who Ii ............ h»...r, rrveiled tralay, .11 iirginK the p.ilili. I" 'Mend '•» ' li.inlv .all ’• Mayfair Inn on Saturday nigl.l lie »ldie.l lli.i ’lie.e in crippled charity caiet in lire lioipitul in. Iik Imik lour .i.il.lrrn Imm Nenirnule Cnunty, A ataff of 20 I* rpqulreil • in operate the Home. Tho cost o f opeiHtlnn i* $7,000 per month which ia paid try all Mm Elk* lodges In Florida. fir. Pm.* hal.l that the rout per .lay tier chltd Is $9.00. Tho Homo tin* bee n owned and operated hy Mm Rtate E lk's Association since IOUO mirier the supervision n f M m . Othella Green. Dr. Richard It. Walker, Jr., orthopaedic surgeon o f Orlando, takes care o f nil oper­ ations fo r tha rldtdren and In­ cluded In the services given the crippled children are tieatm oiit u cor arid correstlva measures. A majority of the proceed* of lane# will go toward tha, oper atfon*of* the trlp p le d Children's Homo with the remainder being donated for a play ----------- Hm aouipmant M ir ground a u o tiiln j tha new awimmlitg pool 'In Fort Milton Park, '• l? iid - ,.,ii nl. i n 'mu In 11"' i \ |" ' l 1 •fiv IL IMP fr ill l>* ■ • PM111i ll •• I L u l l - '1 h H||, Wil M , j t'r v 'll. Mil ., 11*11 Mmi I Hu- i It (•'ll pi OSfftl'TlI rif Hi.. ‘ h'tlDlll'tl* lilid g it l,y fl,IIIH , 111,1 St'UODnl)) C n iin H lle u llh I'n il w ill li ii *•■ to iii.i 1 H t ill Ki IfiVl'M ,» filfti‘11 Htirll’fv 11( iD i ' I I'lltl I f 'i1 diHp)’Mro’ with iho service* «l '-ll L 'll |Mnut. <1 mm! 1bill In.n im i'tin g Moodiiy ...,'tit ul lie one tiillHe it ml put it *teungr •|>l) 1 L • el'll ♦ tf nl )» .1 P '.MMM ........I. 11 I lol. et on Ini I f lim e , lit . F lu n k IJ m l1 tVI'* \, tl Mfl illll Li Jll.Jlli'l"' llx It.'v I Ii I 11 Itim i nl. » 1 | L. ^p $1. IM*' 1if av14 i i L-m IUf*.fi u J, , lim n. )|lre cto i, ntuiiitinct'd in hi I,',| V |l, |»| I* nl, ,,i , VVil cm i* nt H cn ll Ii U nit rerun I Ilv L \ Mi A mib*r (mm L» •> - I,.in. 1 ,1 vingntoo, I. . I ''tin ' D o lin g IIM H.itt the U nit Hit H / ‘if 1 111**ml n"p * nf i I m* V i'h 'i Jin i f , ' , <i i m ; M r,, 1 K n it mi, , lm o ’ ft. IT , ''ill | it '! 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S tu ll' pnynicuth |.< r tt 1 r dill 10 k! til *1 |lt • * s|$t*|l*Ll V r i'g is tiiit liu i rif h ir llif nml di-uM1 .m l to piriinoto l.ii.l m n i-rv o t»■,i. i mi I lop* V! 14!■ 1 0110*1 *i f'lt f . i " .'ll n.i In p rill.Mile gori.l lion Ml. tiitlliicil f J t ll nml til)' riuiulu* n il kit (Illll * IlMi/ltfO (lli* IIMtif D rli'd over whh fr,M2. m nking l>" ilo m illh hike* ll.r.'O g li ............. «i,i: iii . d. ii i ifI List \vn«li »!7 d if L ’if id ro ntriim tiiiiiH , $ 11 , 1 22 . Th e S i v , I lm iilu field* ni.il vvini.llnml M o II’ S uf p liu L li i’ Wi’l • • t«»LI iin n ril uf H r u llli n llu lti ',1 $ir, Mi it it (T, F . u i n i . o x i , , llm ' ,t, It*. N i.vi’miti'i * umnottlil y m * friim * ln tc fiindn. I. ilm of Hio l‘*l•it Iilu ................ it Mini |iy Ml AI p l c t M ‘ T h o p rn u 'iil liudgot of f :'fi,.K>' So, l il y , outlined I III U'lvutilug’ I I I iif i«| .h i ft*;* uf $Ti 1*14/$!fid *( IncluilcH ftoui llm I'n iin ii of III,' lir iv g roup to Ho i 'iliunm i ul •’ I 11gt■ 11* Hum IM N u v i’Miiin , O iiiitii* * h m ; I I . mou fruni D" Ov mol morn be >u, nml ■■.lit wlo.i ««tsntiNiiftf »»• Srlim d II,m ill, nu llicri'li ,,l Hu .In in iirg a n i/u lm u i ■ mli| . 1" $WMI; I I'glnl 11*1 illll fl'I'H Ilf •o uni Hie new g roup H< tni.i ..f 11 U K i:v s h o o i ii tul IM.Mtl'J from Die S ln ii f.Mt.i ii ilu lo |o ili 1i*li*i| pci oidii ul i no w ill In* ii lu ih i'v I h i t flunril of lle u llh nr $|H ll lo** lli.u , •lim ing iiiucli of in li 11 I lo till11 Ho ,Mof mi Inn sS’ih in fn y iiflcr I bh I yenr, n u ,I Micro l» no hiii ,,fl |h e 17 , lirlw i'i’M tlii* I o»iim w iili lmr*, Inclm ling gnnlutii c m phi*. T h o CTlly rcfiiHi'd to m ilk, I nn immI 14;Oil I’ M , liv id -f ’m ,I s in ily , um i a n s is iu m i ,n hi a co n trllm liim . -jia|«* Jill Illll KM I'll im lliV Shut If MIK lu n g in g fit'll I nlo ily gl imp O f tho total uliio uiit, tlli.u u u i Mi Sw art* ntiowikl n u tu iiil m l I iiinim iriftuni w ill L«* p itiviilri for sa lario * , $!l,H 0 tt for tia v o l o* m s i oi i-iip iirn il view s Mml ho lnul pensps, and ft,H(H) foi roni tukori uf (!y|iri>M (}u ii|i'ii» tto lilW A N IA N H SI’ LASIIF.D equipm ent, supplies, etc. x'voral K iw nn inn * on liio li f i I'sliiiio iit h wore norvi'il Tho s ta ff inrtiulc* Htildn Kit, v ,y ih rm ig li llm I ’orioina d oslrln g to J o i n Mu Zoo to tin lie, Mu Id o 8. Brown and H raci II ■) x |,l C loli yesterday U"l ;i|.|u*u now milt m e asked to ii-loplum i' C o li', ro g islo rn t nur*c*j V .1 Mr*. H o I s h I at $ 211- M, M i H w uitr i u illi w n li'r fro m the nlllgNlm Ilo lih ln *, sa n ita ry o fflro r; Dm said. ....... will'll they atom ic it to s c o th y I 1. K a m a , sto ripg raplH 'i, ...... ,.f the larg e allig a to r* D y A n n ie I,. D a rte r, c le rk and Viol in extricate lt*o|f from lire w in, etta (ir i'g lv y , clln i* aide. ii.t liiig HopntHlirig tile two pool* /'•ii keeiwr* Imtl to r ill, the wire H id nettin g to g d the Idg --------- — t. i'p them from fighting. Whether or not to revise the — —----- -----------lln lte ,| N ation* organisation ini,. NF.W H W I88 I ’BKHIDF.NT a world Pcdernl govnrnmenl w ill IIK IIN , Hwitxorland, Dec. IT*. Max Petit Pierre, former Ik(lel)afod hy Heminnlo I K l'I i , l*i Hchool stm lent* M onday o v n iu g i",ifr*H ur nml head o f the Hwls* at llio regulat m eeting of U nit. I p iilltii'a l depot t merit uf foreign W o rld Federalt*(* o f Sim forfl ))'. r,I fire- wa* nlecterl President nf the Episcopal Parish House. Switxorlami torlay hy the two Randall H o ff and Alan HcUel ii.iio.ea of Parliament. w ill argue fo r tha revision: Ai Pat It I’lerrn la a inemher o f lena Jacobson and John Fite, >- M.e radleal Liberal P arty tinted gainst. Memtiers o f the NnMom.1 r„i Itn connervalism. Forensic larague, these st..denis Kdoard Von Htelger, chief of debated (his subject In many d is t­ ll..' department of Juntlen artd ric t and stale meats ln*t yem puller, wa* elected vice-president. The public Is invited to attend I'lic term of both office* I* one tha meeting, and bt wtlnen* Mu, vm r. s k illfu l manner in which the *t»d enta ca rry nn tha debate. ARMY Q U ITS HHAVINH NEW YORK, Dec. 15- ./T |C ATHO LIC CELEBRATION Can this be the ArmyT V A T IC A N C ITY, Dec. 10.-(/P) Holdlara attached to the New —Tho Pope authorised today Ihr York Port uf Embarkation will celebration of a special mas* fur get " g in ” (demerits) tomorrow the Holy Yaar at Midnight, Dec - I f InsTr china are not Covered 81 in all the Roman Catholic With Htubble, (I'm m . . $ .of th« city's water Churchea of tha world. It's part A 4atre« trubtlahad today hy sklng ihaveless, bathlosa Friday. Troops ware direetad to forgo the Coagregation o f Sacraments M id the masses should ha cels- shaving tomorrow morning. And authorities ordered all heated to ask God th a t the holy Arm y ihowara.cloHd fo r 14 hours. pw I* * V * * * m u lts . ' k .M r.;--- : M any 1 'i I l i r I Im u i.i Iritp im o n icu l ( m il -fill 1. ll fit )l u 1\ iiiiis io ii -ii i ’ t r c i'lL is lii.io , lung m l He 5.1 ml fl tc Ul|M|. 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Ll 1 iris' nf ml twillV ft* }« llliisi I In i l i MHIP 'll tilir I Hnllv ( 11Mlfll (i rl" it, ’ntltl VUhll’illlS tbi* i^t* Ml 1 P 1r' 1!♦*(’ ill! newt ii1 ' , ( |r« Will | V i r / \ Hi n nl |||r \ n hill • i*i si I i»m i Miiut'ii! I m > ippn*v *tl lb" t !ti* |i l,« a, »a . I f • 1 MM ' 5$ 1»11* ,M . ,p Mi. M|. 1* | * V •*10 w r ir i d l n i P i c mil .iv ill.ild r ] ,| I 5 111e- I ri,»( j Mill I *•MI v* p|D •mi: lllm ’hi iif l <nn nf l Li* I •»mi IM f III »1 I’ ’ • 1 |»|iMil, ll" D l>\ t-MIHIH 1 fr'lf I M 'Mil (p l"'», ♦* w rit' ffMiinl fit .•. 1 *ii.iry \ H i 1 tD -1 i+> lii.'li* • ^ yj Nl'III M Pi Ill’ll WI'H'I T f Ml'f 11ll (Ml ID If - l i flu wm k ii..> ;,m ......... ..Mu,a .r * 1'I n * p i.....I , m 1 th h vt ill iiti T im iilriH I 'i( hi ' ,, i ki f ■ k1 nf \h lj |i111I PM!I IMII t Vk 11 1 (HP Ehi’Mfll litn t-«1 VhI'll .1 * ....I,MHO Ituriil | ,1 i*tn . I f • r, f i ,, .,1-1 l ,t Iflt ' Ul ♦(idl'd ) -SOU pin Mill' m | i | fh'ilkl a• ||M ill* \ I n i \s i n b i *| d i l l I f l ' f l l '' 5 D i o , li, I,, i f 1• 1 '. \ 1 ed >( fflll'i, fM * ' rs I't III lr(|**> itrl'IMr ilis i’fivri >*1 Mi*' I mho 'Jv w I wm In* ,|g ,)-r.| <1.1, ' • ). p to po -al*. fltr ill ( <Sn L i' t i Miio io*iMin 11 fii fItiitnl Mm llir l lx ,,,,| it,, ,p,,'«t)*iii " •. i umler I Mint lii i i mil »mimii'i ! m u InuIi D ______ ■ae-yA HH I W frx lire. |.V r» I Irk rn 11 id m c iii l.irm H in kri-* dll mriiili* > nf <utr friniih fnifnrtf in ii-,ii|( i ml,11 w lin t fin* ilir pi It)))1 tn rcdut'Mnu nf 1' 1 titunnil 1 -I,,, Shanghai Is A City Of Gloom As StudcntH To Dchnti' AO Become Part Of Proletariat World (sovcrnmciif (Dalayad)—(/E)— Four yean ago Iasi September I saw Shanghai for the first lima from a U. S. Army bombar as il circled to land at Shanghai's KJaogwan Airfield. Today, wdth vary mixed amotions. I said goodbye lo Shanghai from tha dack nf this blockada runner, whose port superstructure was punctured with shall fragments b y * n blockading Nationalist warship. . a dying elty. It Is smaslngly Between those two dates I don’t resilient; , suppose bay elty nn earth—pos­ It may rrran survive Chlnase ting Barilo—has seen Communism. But tha trends Hava ndotia upheavals, tn Rot to change, ’ I f thlnga eonllnua Shanghai breams Uw way they a n going now It will m Migest single No. :i!3 SBW!"W H an­ By J e r u s a le m SANFORD, FM fflllPA , according t.« I » . D,)*.. Til.' ila i.ii w ill begin 11! HUM uViuck in the M a yfa ir’* liallrooin with n grand inarch t«'lng led liy Mayor Andrew Carraway. Paul Cohle and ln« orchestra w ill Turn i«ii music for tlio evening and dre*» I* optional. Ticket* may lie secured from any Elk or at Hie dour nml tahle reservation* inilMt lie made l.y ra ilin g tlie Mayfa ir ton. Tile M ayfair Inn ltiillra . 111. has been donated fo r the ch a rity dance l.y tho New York Glant'a Baseball Club through tho courtesy of Charles Marino, resident manager. The committee In charge a t tha urogram is headed by llaAotd kastner. Outstanding entertain­ ment w ill he presented by Harold G If f In, leader n f the Stetson U n i­ versity 0 |ee Club. FO U R D IE IN IT M F To l e d o , n , n t , t:,. ,/j’i _ ("U l pa.anils <l|,x| m ils Indus- in a rlrc which ii'iu rlv de*tri.ye.| tlo 'ir home. I In* ijen.l; Bcojaiou, Itcnuet, ?ifi( hi* w ife, (lu* H 'i \ I 111 v lli'im rlt, u'.', M inliiler for Mm i-p ii Itnalist • "Imri'll, tlm li d u n g h ti'i, Laura, 26, ,iod f in nn H .iicliio.nn, i, ward of ’ I" 1 c o iilily Wclfur,- I,nni,I, who was being hum ileil at Mu' llcnm itt home. Cormier Paul lln ld y .aid tlie I,lure was cuuird l.y an over heal"d coal furnace. 0 * M O P P < N g AV, 1 Buy jj- V'w; '.X dMftra W el •;L t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 13, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 13, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3d640b396677460e56e07456aa4dd321.pdf fe13aa8cd0fcc6aba930630097388a46 PDF Text Text M ggl gMPW M M A** ’*. e«i ■ I ih* mkrophona of radio Under regulation* of the fed. *• bwn abbreviated to era I communication* commission the inconoMope of tele* a ninglc owner can possess no ll> HAIIA NELL HAHDIN laa bean shortened to more than flva television *Utioitn. Mm. J . H. Glass and Miss Doris Filler will entertain the member* Glacier National Park, Mon­ Only about one half of on* pet uf the Wumen’a Club next Tues- cent of a modarn "tin " can I" tana, ha* more than 1,000 mllea ilny night at the annual Christ­ tin. of trail*. um* |inrty. Kach member 1* romlndvd to bring her gift for a child of the colored school, or in case one In unatile to attend the piirly, to leave the gift with Minn Huron at the Pont Office, Mr*. Charles Thompson enter* tallied at a nllver tea thia week for the benefit of the building fond of the Hai neli Memorial Methodi.il Church. Miss llurtha Wright of Jack* "iiaville wun the gueat of her narentn, Mr. ami Mm, I,. M. Wright, over the weekend,. Tlie Mpngheltlq supper Friday lAcning for the benefit of the Methoilint Church wan a great nuc* if* ax well an the haxanr Satur­ Crinp day morning. Minn Pal Tyler of (Sruen Cove Spiinun npent the weekend with hi'i I'lireiiln. Mr. and Mm. W. I>. Tyler. Itev. C. I,. Crlsnoy and family A O EN left for their new home in Trenton, N. .1. mi Monday where Itev. CrU* ney 1111h been called a* pastor of iIn- Hti|dlnl Church, Mr. Nclv AG EN Inis piiicbiiiird the property uf Mi. Cri*ney. Mr. and Mm. M. II. Ityun were vlnltom in Orlando and Winter Park Tuendny. Mi. and Mm. Kruunt SnudgruHn PRIM!! rROZ-N Brdnd BROCCOLI Pkg. 2»c had a* tilth guests Sunday Mr. and Mm. .1. I.. Jaeknoii uf Hunfnrd AOEN SPINACH 2 Pkg*. i Sc CAULIFLOWER Pkg. 29c and Mi. and Mm. I.. C. Viulng and Mr. and Mm. .1, C. I.ewln uf DRISCOLL FROZEN STRAWBERRIES IS-oe. 39c l)i liiiido Mi anil Mm. .1. S. lUselduu and FRIGID DOUOH ROLLS Ciovaileal 21c Dtnnar 2 pkg*. 35c -lilldii-n nf Tampa wure the week­ of Mr. Ilnnulden’n end ...... Kclherk Menl nr lt4-lb (intnr Itunrh mill her ut her hnine on Stone In­ land Nnblnco Premium 7'i-n/ Old Mutch Mi. Mi-1Iriilt* Mini daughter lleth <>f Jinl.niid were railing on friend* lien- Siiuduy. Among the Inislne*' visltum In Tidy Ifouae HnuaehoM 20-Muln Team If) o*. iltlando Monday were Mm. .1. II. ■ i | * 2 9 ' * 2 1 c Gin**. Minn Ibiri* Fnber. Minn Katherine I,Itch. Mr*. Kllsalietu Itiorkmnyer Mini Mr. and Mr*. Knnni'll I,owe. II .1 Huron, Jr., IIFN, who in iatinnrd al Camp l.ejminu. N. a iiivi-iI Tm-nilay for n vlnlt with In giiiiidnmlher, Mr*. W. J . lluinn, lb- Inn- jnnt returned to Camp 1<r* .Iriini- with the cold weather operaliniiH unit lifter a two monllin' 111[i In Labrador. Enterprise Notes WINNER OP THE CROSLEY SHELVADOR IN O U R W IN D O W W IL L 111: A N N O U N C E D S A T U R D A Y D E C . tilth JU D G E S O F L O C A L C O N TEST JJ* . (*. K I L P A T R I C K J R . Hunker K. F . L A N E Rent E hI ii I c F. It. W tl^ O R Attorney e it e u a — MMeimc nw CROSLEY WORKSAVER DESIGN AIVII VII NEWSPACE, MORESPACE— ALL mim "CONVENIENCE LEVEL" tiompadri - Reeves of radio Interference generated by motora, automobile* or other epark producing electrical da* Lettuce Grill . insnt 199-'' ' m i srM t may * '* % * * ’ t M n * * * * * j$ yst • tip In 211% more space In the nnmn HMt cabinet - nearly 2 m h(c feel of aatra apace — cnmpftUiy mfrlenrnUxll CR O« E ¥ B*tt *r Product* fo r UoppUr U rl** t t RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HI MeieeUe A**. Fheae 111 A P P L E S “ 3 - 3 5 cSpiis F ' 19wIks ?55c C A R R O T S 2 •« 1 9 ° Gragas 2 111. 29c Lb> Kmperor Fresh Calif. . Dales California 25c Cauliflower - 1SC 15c Hives pkg. 9 Hal lawl 9 XN AS TREES m 4i 9 -m . 23c Nix Nils Ik. 39c fccaaa lb. 43c Cacaaati 2 for 25c Mc*h Bag* . * Pccaas 31ki. 1.19 .TI4 K. Flrnt HI. Palmetto and Third Sta.. lonx 19*»s. 12c (let ymira early, while the .elertugi I* good. We have plerdy uf nicety shaped trees, but they go fast. Get yours now ! Washington PlrTn rraai 99c ap Ornamental Graaai tick 99c New Kay Natural Cktaic Redl-Mtxt Olaa lb. SOllil 53c Qlrs • 31c , 33cf Grade ' K||t do/. Swlnn made dogs, other Sweet, Mild* Ralakagas Ik. 31c A1 u Q uantity Rtghl* R ettrvad Price* Good Thru Sot., Dec. 10th Salliaos pkg. 14c Clsausr rig. U lc la the I7lh century. wali-hmaki-r* frequently timepieces In the shupe* of lionn,* rnhhitn, plgnuu* and animal*. pkg. 29c Iruils II* 34c Bag. Walaals lk. 39c t 8 *® pkg. 29c w u u ia • yjm fflB PEAS 2pkg> 49e NEW LOW PRICES! Optaaetrtei 111 I'AItK -AVBHUH. H, VINTMJt PARK, rUJltlPA ovfKtKj. rLoutha The Roman* are credited with Introduction of the glaaa win* fordhookLIMAS 3 pkp 1.09 •M. r OWCMOf ■<vP f KXPKNT WATCH AND JKWKLRY RRPAIRINfl Froaen PEACHES pkg 19c wm Dr. Henry McLauli* JEWELERS Hallerd 53(i ** . ■ . _^ ■ ^ai liacHili 2 pkgi. 27c "Nallonal" or "Frav Boitlut; Dinnrl Top Quality CornnrJ V. nadiji LARGE BOX turnJSB3M L . . Faclory Partk Btuo. rtooo I2*oi Can ... 3*Lb Pkfl Hep Q u n ffty Cm*Aluminum W . LM S8 Lowest Pork Prices Since Pre-war! CENTER! lb. 49c CUTS Iiiim iKhdim Mtii j i«i \/y wm mr a m«ms i mti / MM Mil 2 -Q T . NUikvy i IKST SAUCEPAN tt'INCH NN with cem $ 1 .1 9 9.99 Without Card $2.29 ■ km vim lauinrj 5 Ibi. 49e WHh Card Rib End Lnln 2.99 Without I *rtfrl ROAST Mb. HOUSEHOLD IN STITUTE ttH d H A * * CO O KW A R E T Pound " Baal 12-0*. Pressure Cooker WithCard lftHOval R o o s t e if- IS " S lid e Server $1.99 Pork 45c *tf RITTEK Kingan’s H oJiablo Sm oked Skinned CAT-RITETeaderay dteut 21 DwtbjiMfujuJWejojJack Ik ln le s . a 5 .4 * » NN Without Card W tla.ii Ik. «< ■unnyUnd Pure Pork faillgO I 9 J P O nA 39c Niekbaaei 2-251 Seml-Boneklea#lb39c Hams Tabaaco Coteup* 14-ox. B O N N f M O I7 C M E A T SMALL D I R C MEATY H I D ® Plllsbtiry Pleln nr 8. R. Flair W A ST N l II. Ill 1-Quart Sauce- R o o ste r & 649 Ckfakeni ttrioa sour.owHi, 9*11* MU. T M N jy f �r f T T T ^ W S W ff lf lH ^ ' •'.v ■ [It“ j * $ ¥ik* •; w 4. *f1, ' m y Ag,|e t ; fip* •a \ to THE W EATH ER Mostiv cloudy and continued * *'!.■>> e ■.I ttiinuin .■Saturday. Ill !<• 1 >il. li| .1 1 little light Ta Protect tha PtMo of th* World; To Promote the P ragm a of America. To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. 1'*■ 1 l iii* 1 iui iii ..I rial inlay. No. 3 3 9 A sso cia ted I 'r e s s Leusvil W irt’ Budget Chief Sees Truman « On Taxation Naval Ami Air Escort For New Norwegian Ship f • .................. revenue* for the cur­ y*E»tlm»ted rent year ara |88,ooo,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , Pace would not cellmate for reporters the eitlmated revenue for the 1061 flacal year -ha*ed on A th a current tax program, saving -••w&ul M r..£srifiu would he a balance between ex­ penses and Income In the 1D61 fis­ cal year, ha aald that It wae “probable" that ihcra would not be In the absence of new Uxea. He refused to use the term “def­ icit financing" or say how the defi­ cit for 1061 would compare with this year without taxea. Pac* said Its will remain lieie A until Sunday, going over final “ phase* of the budget with Mr. Truman. He tald they had virtually com­ pleted work on the other depart­ ment! In Washington and he came here largely to diicuas the three Items: defense expenditure*, fore­ ign aid spending and intsrjor and reclamation estimates. 4 VFW Post To Have Charge Of Boards Poet 8282 of the V. F. W. will have charge of the Salvation Army dime hoards and kettles SaturdayCopimander Pat Johnson an­ nounced today. The Salvation Army will spon­ sor a 30 minute broadcast over Station WTKK at 6:00 o’clock Sunday afternoon entitled: “An Army of Stars Salutes the Sal­ vation Army,* said Lieut. Paul 4 Janet, commander of the H, A. Poet. ... Presents Cranium Diary At IVolte Spy Witness Admits G iving Chambers Data _ Anti - Disciiiniiintion In h'fdci.tl lloiisiitj; Called ‘S t t i c t\ * By C ,t |>i i ,i I I’aper Pace Says No Chance Of Balanced Budget . Wi t hout Increase In Federal T a x e s KEY WEST. Dec. 9 - < ; p ) - l M j » t Direclor Frank Pace u id aflei ™ conference witli Preiident Tin­ man today he taw no proper! nl a balanced budget neat year with­ out an increate in taxes. Pace told a new* conference: "The probability of a balanced budget in 1951 it not great— lark ing new taxci." Pace taid he wai not awaro whethtr Mr. Truman will atk high­ e r laxet in hit "Stale of the Union M enage." T h.e Adminiilration'i b u d g e t which |oet to Congratt in Januaiy thit made clear. will require con­ tinued deficit financing unlett new taxea are levied. Mr. Truman ha* said he saw no way of wiping nut the proaneettve deficit for this fiscal , v .a r of 15,600,000,000 without Vdgher taxea. He it being urged tn recommend Increased levies on corporati- pro­ fits. the president the prnspvctlvo bud­ gets for the Defense Uupurnnoi.l “large acale policy matters jwi talnlng to foreign aid program” expenditure# for the next year mid the budget fur the interior departmant. Including the big recluiosllon project*. Pare would not forecast the life of the new budget - saying a final figure had not been urrlved at--hut lie said It would not exceed *46,000.000,00(1 compared with a revised budget .or *40,600,000 fur tha current fiscal year FHARacelssue Called E qual Rights Move W .td le iy ;li M .t y IV s l i I ie s H fl 11 .i v e 1 111111 p k i 11 K ili-lie d lJ .1 |>t* r s ’ I’liim Cinvt. Office WASfllNC.ION. lie,, ‘i {/]’) | MW lOHK lb-. *' l/V)— The I vrniiiH .Hui j.n.l tmlay new I I-111 V job iu \\ ..II, l ^I, le-lllicd lOatm iht, ■iniinAtii.il nilrt tin govil i\ it „.i’v ii*ni,it1 1v po.vible lie mi. bi Ii m i - o n-d 1inue.l over to eininriii guaiuutrrd liou.iiiH luaii* ale expelled In lie Iui mule llm i \\ loiiil *i i li.iiiiloi, miHinalt of II II..' I, o'. Ill Stale Depart-! llllill IMA jpuLetiiieii lone nidi cade. I liii iil «((•« Miiu'itl (hr I.trlli t II 11ill-wl H'tft' rd It uni Siliiiln i (iriiri.il f’billip H. Perlman aiiiioimt'd a week ugn VI.- i Hi . 11.- ..luii -i, i . tnir under dotsthat Die 1 1liman A.liiuliitlulinil. ptciMiig it* i ml light, pingiaiu, . . imm ifi it 1*1 iLe iIrtrliie III It* Ii. -1 i i , •it - i-cniiig itate-* would Llll oil f'Cilrixl I louring Ad ........ it. ii il,.. ■ i- i Duel in miiuiliatioii 1in .in. him Im any new it,, h ,.lr I., i.o 1. 1 ,ci nun (of li*w home* oi jpailiuruU whenSTI AMIHO INTO N8W YOtR harbor to climax her maiden voyage from Oslo, Norway ’he f a .000,000 S. 3. Oil of. t(M ' t 111* |1 | 111tut Ml \ V«Im had uruipanty it iesiiiitr.1 un giuinuli ford Is given a rousing welcome by tooting tugs and a luw-tlying U. S. Navy blimp. Hie new BOit-passenger, t. il-,. p ip .i- t.ii two y.*m of tacr or irligiun laaoo-tnn streamlined vessel mad# tha rough Atlantle eroealng In eight days despite gules. 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I " \> loll' to been contributing financially to day. fm wliat had been irgatdrd at a loam, Unit uie Itis.-il Oil Mu- Hrp I 11ii u. II I hi-tua* if, i n nd, ’ i to i oi in iy tinve M'di till llll llioso ,1 iiiniii'iili, tn Dip Statu Violations of (lie bull,bug rotb pomldr baioinelci for next year’s tlit 'iy Dial Midi value is a ftn t.-l Itt ui.iiillii III tail and a fdO.MDD I<<4- , I . 1. Hu lo.l support the propaganda activities by ’* nuxiurn of uter grt-np- due .-ii ui in- |Dfpni tim ip nod nnglrt huiu glv* ut a small group of die-heid British iind tulnin.iim epae# r.-|iuirm*nt* ynirisl r|n lion* Il was ills* 3-illi tp (lift,.sneer in r:ice, color, ctr.-.| fill,' today lot cheating Die guvi in U.I--X pm I Villi it liable iu result In mini met ion ........ ini ihf , " i ii,. in , iilu r i i Mi iDuvidl nitiil I.) "padding Im id le.' pav s11% nil . Il .. us iloMois1still fighting the program halted, it was pylnt- vlrsigllt litnr tlir l.aboille* sncce*- or. net mm Illy.' ' ‘ »•»i iff i 'III- 'M » ’ •■ < il,. . t’ilM) !•( - r ,r 11, uti-i i prevtou.'ly idctitDlcd here," Fedftief •Securing AdminfsfulIV defrttded. in '’by'-ajectiun* In * * ‘Dp in ‘thlC time FlfA "luihev mil i- .i lo-'iiiln i i I Du -py nog) Ml* l-e,ii 1.1 I'linsi.ler Die •’rlni, ele 1 J »(Ml* 4 ,Mi 1 .1 1ii i Immrili ill'll aliei the sriilern r traiion Oscar R. Ewing tuhl a lleliirtllun uf ItiM Duet- Ingli llll vacanciei. dltlticD lliry had meip ini o i l I in Die pusMlnliit )|i i h'liubers." puup ii -i I hylils Installed for trial i aplilird III Ilie 1945 genrial eld Dial , allies would deterioi nil- -I “ 11 111"llollll- ei I. Ill"llll. ml, lo news conference. 1; i- d t old o Din< li rem-itidy -i , »C f 1 i l ltd. ", olli ii.'ll tuthl. “This la a type of meddling by by Dip Murid* Power an,| l.iglit lion Nagii-e ,, fur .-saiilpli', moved ml.. I iii-iiih rd i III U •l. .1 ,d 1.. t I , - , n i ■ W idk'ii'li picked out Dm*# American organisations In < u ul I'uili Avenue Mini Twenty l-l.ip, 1 1 y oivupied preiloiutliaiillv | mirod In vrrl il............ ,t li \» ,1 I ’\ Tin- official cmuil on Die \--i i,., -i .I'liiiieii* i, from ill** other people’, affairs thst In to fifth Hll'i-i-I win nldttli-d ltiiiiuv.il Du- liglil opposite l.odgi-’it ill,; \, nli-iiliiy |[IIVM lieurge I’rait- l,V ......... I'"...... . u,oil -e,vl idauit I*, lie Vitiated in ii,, ,| I. in i lii|j -ii ■ 1 ill tii, I . * T1It111r |*l "duel'll by be condemned. And I spesk out "} lion was im iiuiu.'ibiile run, . ... publicly because our if r 1 1 U Is J ‘ ■i m-.-ry 011 Hecuml HI n ot win ■lock, l uborlle. ’.fit, :t;ifi; Jubll I ' 11Hit! »« .il U pi*' III 4< -iMIlMUSil (IH I'DIf l lftkll IIIV bit'll,Hid 1 ||„ ■ “ l- i,'. ................ .1 f . l)(Ml liln-1 suit friends are to well-msmiered lu •ideii-d mid it will illreeled llmi Wiinlb-, CnnseivnII vi- NmI ioiiiiI !> ! Mis II ioUIH. t*ill I tepmleiv t,ei 1l<- . i i i,,l,.l Id .,! J ' 11 ti^-bi bp limlalled hi Mini 111 beiul, ill, dill, noil U. .1, l Uliioi-i . by il III lj ill,*) * 111 spoilt up siipruprlalely.” lioii.iiiil'i teiigii,iliiiii iv in . , 1 1 ii 1 1 ,, Id Swing salil he ivferred lo cun- HI reel unit laurel Avenue. Chri'l loili'i-eiiileiil I.llieial, tl.Htilt (iu-1 ( 1 n ti illinium by the American Col- ill.4- liulil •> wne ul-leied biilur il in til' l\ e-M* l, )i * ild III. 111lift# tl-itMl l Unis bud u majority of 1.1 j rgv -nl...... ,1 1 , 11 , , Mll 1 ihyxlciatin and aurgeoua 1i'ourtli HI reel 1111,1 Hanford Ave mi'i Du- I'liiiibined vole ot In- lo lege of physlclsnii suru 1lioneis is 6-1 } Ii* lo b i i llo i 1 ■;■ .... I1- Mll^lll ItriS IJ , , , tl I,. 1 .1 ........... . " nplintirfila. I In- I’.Mb lUUI gtll . .4 , -Mill 'lull v IlDli KiVt’h' h» and the Rfadison County (Indiana 1 hlllr vioiiigei. .1 «**•1leeeia it (lit l" i». t* L'Ik Ii M « il\ -Manager Clifford Mi-Kib- I'.liuu iii u aiiiillur Diree coi ori-' i * Mpillcal Association to the liritlsli II, 1. . . n •’ -1.1.,,, , j f .-dri ll llldyr MrX illdei I I h Fellowship for Freedom In Medi­ biu wav directed tu Investigate 11 are. .I.-, cine, whose main ourpoae Is fight­ .......... ml of cniislrtlrDng new ten TinCunseivallveH, uioln : t ( i ‘ ct*>i A s k i ’ll F u r Heeeipl uf ii teller I mm <•: /oil g.tvr -tn rnl Imiuillg In tine il,. i him i **- f i min1 in. i-iiurts. A suggestion Dial ten Cbm . bill, bad calilpHigned on Do ing socialised medicine here. In•ol iu Miitinhetiii, I in limnv, • Ili-nii,is ,i|nng with tlir pul I* no . til - ||. s-.l K r 1 I * li reMI B a n k I I il»4IH These, he added, were reported ms i-oiirts ut Dm Municipal Air devfilimlhili issue, ilerl.nnig llo ■lllt esllig deep llppel eml mi, (m In the liritlsli Medical |uuriuil i--n In- lepaiie.t si evliiUHleil cost .i IhiiiI i-s bud beon forced min u tfl" trii i i i Clmliiutu .-liItitii-iv and in-1 tlir line I, He dojlined tu tell Ihe ronfuiencc uf It fill for itulillt- n*e, wuh r»- by ill.'llt fltllini'lHl |Mllll'il'H, Attlee1 I III) \Ilit**q, 111 I*-lr|l',f|t til |liy 11. told Die liMb- man I i, 'hoi,I lem'lu-is tliluiigh Die luiiloi « .1 11 III 11**11 WII' l-|l'-(*'-l - Il who had called hla attention lu lecti'd. ’ 1 1*r*-111 I .ie*ii I lith i «'i|iii**h<d I ItH reply was tliut "today Du ........... I'eil t 'i*e s, miis repeited tiy Mi .1 l , the report, which he aald lie bad I * C' l' ( V*'.h’l rlit V, In IHill-'I IIII* Furl Iwr riinablerathin of Die tin moll dull- queues in Iti I.If,,I il I i i-iI Itutib, Juolur lie-1 I 'm " 11..11 « ns U Hi public HI I ll-lll Ii i i v Dial inknew be h id i (t uHllauea On 4‘aae Srtahll not confirme> elsewhere. •"I'H *li" •‘"Mill k MumI I'link * « mi|»« uiuiTiunt Freight Terminal pro­ bail mail, ut tile Iiieetlui; u| I III* ,'"-.it lui olil tn til*- t i i '1 l\", I I After hie blast at the Artie 1lean le,-t will he irlven al Die meeting \ bv ilnliui Ihu u |*1111 *if Bltmd einiliule County lied Cions Tile i ,i . i Win mid bad ilmie 'uiinb i 1 M111. t medical groups, which have also Monday night, Muyur Andrew i iv luernlng. ,i, i opposed the Truman adminlstra- farraway Htinnurceil Dluv morning. I mui I " III I 'niigie- * us i lu.,....... I hi - "lin In I’i ■■-nli-iil .Infill ■Ill,lee I to lie III. Hlelintlulll colli I ,.t llie I Inns.- Du Alni'l l.'iui D - Hon plan for natloml imjmUIi In* - nl. 11 ik. Ml \l,It--, 1old "I Die .,ii-itdi-'l Mrs. Itotili mid euiiiuuii1 >1ii— I ‘ummittee. sitrance, Lwing discussed the -I "I of Du I >,>it iii kn plug up meniltt'in fui tile Wink oil Dmil, in tiunal health program In Urttaln. Itol, III.- .ludgr said sl.-ilill I-. ■-1-1>l> Dun i , mill iii County I’n igie's Minile tiy II. (' Cooprl Mu- Cbrisliuus I’ariide. Kiplit out i « ■ Which l* a part ul the Labor gov­ • t lies.- i-an't pmtn-i Ii I.......... i- --bill inrtlin*’ ii un .iu«iiiiin ul sellout I rustee, in securing tin -pf 11 sellouts in Die county «eu ernment's progrsm frequently at­ ru'd mitigating ciri-nii s i n n e r • nun......... .-" i on l ui u'.-d Dio ucri’M of additional luiul as Iepreselllml by .lunliil It.'d Chism In fact, lie said, ua i-liuAmiu ul tacked by the opposition. lo. 1 • ■■.* I-- i i k in,-in Hiuifurd clliIn I qilired by .State law for Die Mid llonls He animuiici'd Dial Mis a I'linci.'sfdoim! l.emy Htrawder of PJ04 Park l uniiuilii'.'. I li-iiuu " It seems tu mo this piugtaiu ■I , i i a ul l lie lilu.nl bunk. I. working remarkably well and » Avi-miii bugged hilt secmnl de#r wuy ,‘lellool, was reported nl Do- D W Hucker IihiI aeceplet Die ' Iin. I ti duly to set im exuniple I ' -i, i‘ li piu ' i "in i t-i i-ul.-il l bo llieellllif of till' County Behind ot the venxon Thursday morning, appointment a. rliiiirman -if pi" a good thing lor llrltatn, uprgilil living.’’ i-1 11*r*l Inini-l 1 b’.mbi-l ill Comi. 7 point huek weighing Hlmut liiiiud vrslerdwy, Hupl. T. \V I,mo .lii.'ltun for Du- fhnplei. H u l l /off i'nUi'ludi',1 i 11111111111,'. ii mill.'ll wide 116 iKiimds, al Dm Kent I’astnr.* Ion niiimiiliced today. Tlie land , It was reported Dial .luiiloi lied ‘ “Meanwhile, It was ™V«*M Iiuiitltig ".I I'm lu ll I bnii iiis, ii is l b i 'i -I id'll, In i'IiiI-ii' .- llie rea*rv4! In Orangit cuiin- requlied due lo tile six mum addi i ions enroll inn It sup plies hail (U sIla sH o * r s i s Yssrl •.nl' M- - - - ...... uni' i- n finding* und Don now being built ul Die aclimil I...... distributed to wliile and liidplm-iil u f Dip- m i l l I D ia l v-m IUIMI l v. *i i •ih|” Moil Mi. |-|in i - i gnveinmelit Mr. Hlrawder hrmight the deer On recuininendation of Die Tno •i,lured schools tlimiigliout Heim In- llllpl lSIlUCll III Mil .11-1 llill l"U I -- " i i gtn-u )-. Mu- i nmiiiltIve down with one shot uf doubt* 0 lees, Mrs. E. J . Drownin' was rii.lt* futility- Tlir Junior Jlrd Cmi. s I.e ili' l.'l l i liliril l-V 'll,- i l l -n in-V iii •» I » *)« ............. . burl Ahot. appoint (d s i purt-llma teaclu-i .up* said to I.e busy making Chnst p.-ni ■al for a term of tmt b - ilnu 1 « i I > a. :*r111--. 11- i’ll llmi Du- Jayit |i. 1 1,1 ll *U He killed hi* first deer of the of civics anil gii Is’cimliM'llor at hois itav favors fur Die Vet- nx in,mills und out mm- ibun I l<I I i 4 ii H11siilcil rth l*Mrtr -llll iqui-H.- Ml.- "null- uf eeuMin, a small spiked one, Wednans Hospital, l.ake City, foi the muiilbi, Dial yon lie t ln.it fluimu TALLAIIAHHKK, Dec. «—(/»*»— nenduv Oil thn seme hunting Hcmiliole lllgli Hcbnol. •bio-- bour.ln i ..• ib.. He Ivalum i ouiilv Hum........ . fm children’-* and Dial you slmid cninmilcd imiu II tl. DeckL-nlineh, Hletsoit slu Th*» Hlato has NO days to anawer grounds. - , un li" ’.’ii , ami .-at'li meinI •r e * ;iI ( . i - i i M n i i i i l I h t dent wliu Is now interning at Hem homes in Florida, 'I'll** favutn, Do- I iiii- i* paid.” 4, Huprenu- Court suit In "h u ll 1 i ,i i. kssigm-d an liinii li. ,-eive llmle lligii .School in Ills course of IIIUUV of which were sent to Die I liuinas' lawyer, William It ■ -I five Negroes seek ndmlsslon to the ( . in ", < i n I C ;i i n |•-1m •' Im mi' l bul dav teaching, was appointed sixth , .derails at Thanksgiving Dine, tills, bud pleaded with Die ju.ly-University of Florida. I'n id.ml Hi iikunk ciosuit Die grade and music teacher al Dm inelude cups filled with mil* ami liul In |iIIIIIHII the l-ungles'lltllll I. The Buprems Court ysaterday n" ■' 11iy i l l ,, ii-iiiin-liiig un inl-i-rs 1I Vf . » I h f e• I ' « i-amlles. Lyman School. mil mid fiua. declined to quash tha suit, and - iI-i -ovlmuul in.'i’Miig ih Wiltml n ,.ii i. )1 r The Sewing C’ommlll## was re Colins de-crihc.l Tb.iii i ■ Minnie Hail Fields we* named allowed the attorney general’s of' i lluveii lie. || mill in' iinl all i d.'.l .' ' i I l l ' l l III ll'uallaaaa Us P««» r.-un Following Inspection of the first In succeed Maggie Evans as smicr- ported to tie bu*y tuakilig lay flc . a month to or#para a case 'mil1 uii'ini,ucs tn utu*,id wiih Divir l-lllltt', 1 tfl 1 il M defending Board of Control denial formation of Company C 124th visor of Negro schools. A (Ini ettrx for residents of Heminole wiv e.. C..t|, » '■ linn ' " i M1 Infantry, Flurlda National Guard versitv of klTchigan graduate with t .unity. Mrs. Hess McIntosh, genof admission to the students. I'mIi In.- i-li •III U til Assistant Attorn* y General Inst night, Capt. David Gatchel a m.ixler’a dagrse, she served rial field representative of tii» LOAN ’ DENIED Mi ' Id 1"! iIt 1 I |l 4»* Frank Helntx argued yesterday complimented tlm men op their formerly In this rapacity ....... ouDirnsleru urea was presenl at iiilvV ll, lU-i-. '.I id’)—All old [ills Unil inter) IIt! I’ |4M111'I ij VI i Die meeting. thst the esse was prematurely be­ fine appearance. During the first 10411 to 1U4». limn 1*1. 111.’ mill llie r 111ti11 bllaiAim !(• Br M , IH fore tha Huprenio Court because hour, III* different platoons held Kay Slaton wax re-elect nil coon I" hi of 11.’, ul city bull, lie Mil. li l Ml I ..I -| I 111 l ^ . the Negroes had not appealed to close order drills under flergeante eil cuminaiiili'r of Celery Cann, I he toll' "•) IHe; I" 11"1 i . | ,:th it.. 111111. fi| wauli .1 a vi’fu-tind loan for Ills the BtaU Board of Education C, 11. Jones- Jon Weiner and B it, No, (UNi Womlmen uf llie WmIii. kill. Mi. Inull it |y' Im 11‘Ui,|, ,li|- i'i iu'Ii i i'nmp!Hiy. from tha Hoard of Control dec!- I! .It. Humbley. at a rneutlng Tu.-silay nlgiil ul ID mim.-; Niiukiiiii Nomura, 11»*ri * During the second hour the Dm Woutiman Hell. ■*H* •I V llllil l»t» f !"■ Mulllt)' mi •ipim'ii navy minister in Die last Jtiex Akerman, J r , Orlando platoons, under the some com­ other offlcar* selected were C. day a " f Fri’inlci lliilekl Tojo'a lawyer and former Republican mand, were Instructed In tha usa Ik Rudd ui advisory lieuti-nanl; IIIy I’lmlll ilum h* Il )h .1 |Mfi. Ml if 1 wanimn cabinet and «nue a .till lt> 1 1 1 ill it InJllm I Kid I ,) member of the Florida Legislature, of tha 61-1 rifle, 60 mm mortar A. C. Madden, as liank.-r; T. H Ills » (114 -Mill limil," Alilk-i member of Die nup re mo war' contended for Urn Negroes thst and 60 calibre machine gun. Thomas aa watchman; T. II. I.iiulcouncil, l Hr HOWARD W. BLAK1SLEI a shortage of stats educational At the la s t formation Capt. *ey us sentry. G. C. Hinchliffc. i|L|yiiaiI Mi Im il ur* 1lyiiijf. His a|iplicnDi>n was rejected. I It 11 y i ti iii tied u il hi** wife Associated Pmi Stleac# RaKar facilities far members of their Gatchel announced that Co. 1 toW. I’. Fields end Clarenca Collins hi Mt n Kfiril'i u|ifii hm nt niut *j n e t entitles them to admission gather with Brig. General J . O. NEW YORK, Dec. 9. — (/!•) - Th# ess# of a lO-yeer-ol.i New were named as auditors. John ‘ in^lrt Imi . i t In*.| thrmittii ti to white universities under United Hutchiiun and etaff had been if- Ymk girl who got diabetes from i*U«8 the new hormones, cmimmr l.uilL- was appointed as recording ■ 1 3 SHO ^IciNed i|oi-i ufill ut I'Mi'l, Mim lie fry States Supreme Court interpreta­ vited to hear Gene Krupa and hla Fi-crrtary, and aelhi was revealed here lodsy. (I )||»' H)i■I'*111-1fif IIh* (jv.lirH nfftl'UI* tions of the Constitution. band at tha Orlando Coliseum, She was first given corlivone fur rheumatoid arthritis. Tlie dis­ llill. W AIt KEN KF.COVF.HIND Friday. Dm . 14. IlriTv -■’Hiii In* Itiitl Iik-ifit tryfiijf rate quickly disappeared, hut was replaced by diabetes. Whrn the ___PURLICITT STUNT TAt.LAHAHBKK, Dec. tl id’) id V||h, . DZNV1R, Colo., Dm. 9,—«*>- WELFARE CHECKS EARLY hormone wae was ilooped, dlalwlatf Tslluiiaeie* Memorial Ho*|iilal to­ Cur m*vprill \va-v|i;.a lo John Roosevslt, 88- youngsat eon JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 9- W ) - went away, artlirttla re returned. day gave Dime report* on cundl Ford. “ VVlien I uenl **li hi work Ity Bellevue Medical Center study of th# tha Ilate president, said today Persone In Florida receiving public Aeth wee given, and the aarne group on rheumatic diseases. It lions of its best-known patUnl*. till! would I'UJilrt LHOtiltrl ill.I j(|lrl|i charges that Harry Hopbine assistance had reasonable tM ur- king hi happened. Governor Fuller Warren, who i" ill over my w*f»h" )ip uhaei ttd, is one of five cates treated by la Russia i m i today that they will receive o A third »•#**** trial was wesg isia«a. mad*. OiS’*"' Again that group, three rheumatoid arth- llieru for a rest--"very good." SERVICE UFFH Ell "Jw t a their DecernbM warrants before cortfione atoppad arthritis and ritle, two rheumatic fever. Hupreme Court Justice II. Ihi Tom if Keen, assistant slate Christmas M diabatea appeared. . -Th* itornmne In August this girl'* arthritis Hehring, racovsrlng forn an Intest­ service officer for veteran* af­ lief a rt pi Which wei^itopped a few days ago. Dla- was so bad she could not get out inal operation - ’’fairly good.” Mrs. Doak B. Campbell, wife fairs, will lie at th* office of of the Rtnta hie gotta, bu?*arthrltl» may of bed. H#r weight had dropped Board wero Service Officer I.. F. mim from about 70 to 40 pounds. She uf tha Florida State University County to ike New *"* " to sat. Bh* could president who also 1* recovering Hoyle Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 by a fists. Joints were from an operation -"doing just o'clock In ussitl vutuaiis and do pendents in their problem*. fine." ‘ ~m 9 mm Fear) Ewing Raps U. S. Ci t y Commission Labor Party Wins Orders Change In Doctors Fighting Zone Requirement 1st Election Test U. K. Medical Act Since Devaluation t Inn 1 hill's Cmv.crva- British Health Pro. tivtv. Arc Gi ven Rep. Thomas Gets 10 While Kitssians 18 Months In J a i l Se n t ! o Pr i s on On Padding Crime By Ym'osl»»vi.ms KVee.ilMi- Junior ICwl Cross i'hankod l*'or biffs lo (lormaii Srliool I.crov Sirnwder G«*tH 2nd l)4*i*r Of Sonnun ,e Do C)(Hi|u*r Bcpoi fs On Midway School Work State Getb 30 Days To Citrus Growers To Answer Negro Flea Organize Group A group of lndepedent cltrua growvra met Tuesday night ar tha office of County Agent C, R. Dawson with W. W. Ltrtft preeldIng, to revive Seminole County a Cltrua Grower*, Inc, to which or* • genliatlon a 60 year charter was Issued In 1981. , „ A number of SemlMM.County S n H a i& g waft quite ftetWft *ftd which had N large membmhlp throughout tha afatft. II Wfta decided to call • meetInc of the original direclor*. and growers to fill vftMticlea now exist, • Lina pointed out that the iJ t jB m A & \ r s S w l! ! S t'-ift -r* ' ;i I of eltnse. WRATHTO kCKIONVILLf, ^ U 11 II 14 M S 5 11 ■ ■tOD i i National Guard To See (i«ne Krupa'a Band Bay Slaton Naim'tl 11( 11(1 Of VV4141(11114*11 10-Year Old New York Girl Contracts DiabetesFromHormonesForArthritis SS& ' ’I ' maw ■ V M M i ------------------------ ;-v • ft. JV"" 1 .* •y , -• -I m mmmm - r i^ittx.r* --lOL-sjta.*----- J— U ju w , , ililUWI �» W g A ljjK M ^ O j^ . i t P resbyterians T o JteO rg an izetJp sala Community Church At THE CHURCHES All Chtirth Notices must be presented at the Herald office on the duy before publication. . Hunlord Ministerial Association A special meeting of tho Pres,|. It. Farris, I’resldent hrton-y of North Florida waa held Joe ('. Crews, See. - Trent*. at the Upsiilu lTeshyterlan Church t a Dec. 6 at 7:45 P.M. to consider thei re-organisatlon of the church GENEVA BA PTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY there. Tho Church wea flrnt orGeneva ALLIANCE CIIUIH II tenited in 1HD1 by Rev. J . F . SunRev. W. B. Kyser, Pastor sell, who served ns preacher until Park Avenua and Fourteenth SI. (lev. Julinn Htenstrom, Anno. Pan. Rev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor DHit). Its inetnborship was com­ Sunday Bible School, 10:00 A.M. posed largely of Swedish pcoplo. Sunday School . .... 10:00 A.M. A. Wicholdt, Supt. With tho decline of the Swodlsh Morning Worship ........ 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Population III tho community end .. ,7:30 P.M. Guest Speaker: Hr. Morctun F. r.vcnlng Worship lark of interest on the part of Wednesday Mbyte- the Church wan finally Scruhy, Afternoon Mass Meeting, 3 I'.M. Choir 1'rnctlco ............ 7:00 P.M, dissolved In ID18 by tho Florida .Mid-Week Prayer Service Dr. Scruby’a subject: Presbytery, then under tho Synod ''HeCflre tho Flood, and tho 8:00 P.M. of Alabama. Most of tho time einco then a World Today.'' Evening Service, 7:43 P.M. Bui day School ban been kept going C B im cif OF CHRIST Dr. Scruhy will deni in Ills incxun ir tho leadership of Alfred .Second Street nnd Elm Avenua engo wilh tho great controversy Sunday between Communism nnd Catholi­ llihle School— 10:00 A. M. cism, Ho will speak of the effect Worship — 11:00 A.M. on world religion of the Marshall Preaching tho word 7:30 P.M. Plan nnd tho Molotov I'lnn. Thursday The public Is cordially Invited to Miil-weck Bible Study 7:30 P.M. itich ul those services, A welcome await* nil, especially v Ktranger nnd the poor. FREE METHODIST CHURCH West Fourth SI reel and of tho old church, Hho Was Mrs. Laurel Avenue Chi latino llorcll who has always Fred It. Horton- I’nsior livid in tho community, ami al­ Sundiiy School, 0:45 A.M. ways believed in thu church and Morning Worship, 10:15 A.M. ils.plucu :n thu Hfu of the cemYoung Peoples Service, it: 15 I'.M. H: Iiff A. M.— Holy Communion, miiiUy. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 P.M. U:8U A.M.—Fiimlly Service and ■ember* of the Presbytery of Prnyrr nnd l'mlsc, Wednesday Church School, Nunh Florida, who were present 7:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer & t v r the I’o-orgnnisatlun of tho Tho subject for the morning Sermon. Chnvh, wore: Rev, E. O. Huther- service I* "An X-ray Examina­ (!:0(i P.M.— YI'SL. bug of DeLuml; pastor uf tho tion." Tho young people will show Bodtento Preahylerlan Church: the picture "Tho Man that forgot FIRST B aI'T IH T CHURCH Kef. U. C. White, of Hnnford, pas- God" at tho 7:00 o'clock service. Park Avenue at Hlath Street toijof the l.uK* Maty Presbyterian W. I'. Ilrooks, Jr., 1'aator Church; ami Ruv. C, E. YAn Dor John I.. Miller, Educational CONGREGATION AI. CHURCH |f*9t€!n Core ' Springs, Director Park Avenue and Third Slrrrt .Pafior. oRJtlic i-.r/'sT, 1'iayuyterian "We’ve Saved A Place For You" J . Bernard Root, Minister "Worship In Comfort. All Roams Hominy School— II):ill) A.M. as Warm as Yuur Homo" Morning Worship—11:01) A.M. Sunday School 0:45 A. M. Krrmoh: "Christ tho Ladder." Morning Worship 11:1)0 A. M. Training Union (1:15 P. M. Even ing Worship 7:30 P. M. FIRST METHOD 1ST ( HUIK II The Grammar School glen cloli J . E. McKinley, Minlnler will In ing II concert as n part of Mrs, P. II. Hlepheiivoii, II.ILK. tlm overling service. 11:45 A.M.—Church .School. Wednesday service called off A rinse for every nge 11:00 A.M.—Morning Wureliip. f„r die Seminole High School Glee Sermon Tuple: "We Cloli Concert In tho High School AoditorUim at 8:00 I'* M. Would See .Irene." thef re-organlxatlun program. 5:30 P.M.— Youth Fellowship m U IIC ll OF THE NAZARENE Thu meeting waa opened by Service. Itev. L. n. Rushton. Pnstor Cany Iteums, wlio him been hold7:30 P.M,— Evening Worship. ii:t.r» A.M.—Sunday School. !«■ services at the Upsnlu Church Sermon Tapir: ]U:I5 A,M.— Morning Worship. lor some little time. 'Mr, Kuems, '■Banishing Fear." 11:13 I'.M .-Junior Society. Whd is said to he plnnulttg o full (1:15 I'.M, - Y o U n g I'on pie's Ulsfloglenl course In noinu SeminFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Meeting. will servo tlm church for the "The Joy of God's Words" is 7:00 P.M.—N.Y.P.8. .. tho subject of tho sermon the f l u following were received a* minister wll use Sunday morning 7:46 P.M.— Kvungellstlc Hour. Mil week I’niycr and .Praise It charter memhvrn uf tho re-orgnn- nt the First Christian Clmrrh. k a i church: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred “God's Watch Caro Over Joseph" 7:45 P .M ^ t T w f e h Iffhytr Kttteon, Mr. nnd Mm. J . A. Lloyd, wljl he tho evening sermon nubM m . Christine UorelU.M r, 'umi Jetu TKo Sunday School will M il E. O. Johnson, Miss K arla meet for Its wurnhlp anil study , Feteld, George F. Pexnlih J r ., It. at 0:45 A. M. Tho Chilitlnri Ymtth C. pwopn nnd Mrs. Dell Bollinger. Fellowship meeting nt 0:30 P.M. Charter Members will ha received A hand shake awaits you at thin Third Sunday Ih Adtont until Jan. 1. Church. 4 :0 0 p.M.—Evening l’rnyer The new church crganlxation Sermon. elestsd the following officers: All nru wulcomn. Btwrn, Alfred Kricxnn, K. O. John­ UNITY IN SANFORD son. J . A, Lloyd. Unity In Sanford announces n Trustees: Alfred Rrlrson, Mm. new rlnss In Dr. (lady’s la-sen,is Christine Ilore II, It. C. Swope, E. In Truth, beginning next Tuesday O, Johnson, J . A. Lloyd, evening at 8:00 o’clock In tbc HoJ e w e le r Church Treasurer! Mrs, Alfred tut VaUlex. Tills textbook is tbo \ Erickson. basic nnd most Important presen­ 101) N. Park Avi*. B J® Tliu Presbytery appointed Rev. tation of thu prlnelplea of prnrtiHRUMLKY OLD. ,C. C. White, pnrdnr of the Lake ent Christianity In tlm Unity in­ ''■M ary Church, as the moderator of terpretation of tbe Jesus Christ the suasion uml cougi elution of touchings. The teacher Is the Rev. iSV.'tlM newly re-orgnnlxed church. Carolyn If, Parsons of Orlnmlo. ■■ The minuter of tli? Presbytery Everyone interested Is Invited to Presenting nationally famous timepieces . . . the best value* .: Utul Synod, and tho entire emigre- tills class, for your dolhu (hut run lie bad t gallon joined liumln and formed n anywhere. •Irtls around the sanctuary and THE CHURCH” OF GOD Rev. Joe C. Crews, Minister Sunday School at 0:46 A. M. eliHf.CN for all nges, Pastoral service 11:00 A> M. Massage by thn pastor. Evangelistic service at 7:30 P. tin itypes of ttlsvlsldn in- M. Mesesgo and alter call by tha To ho "on time" nil thn time, ncef which maka 'them- pnstor. kndwn vlsunlly are called Prayer meeting and Ulblo atudy clmoau n dependable nutlenallyadvortlsed wnteh. See our wide lihcuuse they look just Tuesday 7:30 P. M. election of style* fur women W. M. B. service Thursday and myi in the very laUst models. L*. B*. service Friday 7:30 P. M. Our policy Is to feature nnd The public I* Invited to attend recommend only the finest . . . all these services, Iho must dependnblu famous Announces Change in tinmo watches. THE M ILLF.lTFARMS Hchcdula CHURCH OF GDD Effective Dec. 10, 131* Rev. B. W. Miller, Minister Southbound Loral No. 80 Bumlay Borvlco nt IliOO P*M* . 1 fr s y s r meeting Thursday eve. Arrive 3:15 P. M. ulna at 7:30 P.M. . Leave 3:33 P. M. The public Is Invited to nttoml. . , L. T. Sheppard m flvkot Agent Phono 03 i •» ■#i STAFFORD MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH tine miles north Monroe BrMge llrv. Edwnrri Klrrher, Pastor dundny School 11:45 A.M. Morning Worship, 10:45 A.M. M.Y.F., Thursday, 7:00 P.M. Mid-work devotion first *eml ihinl Thursdays nt 8:00 P.M. SEVENTH DAY Th.lr Flocks" h ADVENTIST CHURCH .-(;aru| of Hu Elm Avenue nnd Seventh Street t)lt. rj|r|HChoir. A roidiulwelcome to everyone. Elder A. B. Doyo, superintend•— Ing pnstor. CENTRAL BA Elder I.. A, Sheffield, assistant LaurelAvenue pastor. Rev. H. L. \ r.iucr L. H. Sheppard, assistant Phor pnstor. W. O. Htnnsi Thomas Waller, Snldinth Srbool Kept, superintendent. E. 0. Keith, Mrs. Hurry A. Watt, missionary Hominy Sclnn leader. Classes for a Mrs, I’null or Lucas, Sunshine Wonderful c llnriil lender. pastor. Haldiuth School, A.M. each .Special mils I Saturday. Chi 1st." Missionary Meeting 10:30 A.M. li.T.U. 0:30 —Church Service 11:00 A.M. Union* for s Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M,, Wed- Evening Won nostlny. , Prayer meetli -----------I'.M. First Presbyterian Church “Como thou \ Rev. Angus (}. Mclnnls, H.D., Pas. do then good.1' Scientists an waking ayntha- •The deepest lake In North America ,is liellevrd to be Crat* Thompson - Reeves Dr. Henry McLaulin JE W E L E R S EXPERT WATCH AND JEW ELRY REPAIRING St* PARK AVKNUK. H. WINTER PARK. FLORIDA OVIKtU). FlOHtPA i er Lake, Oregon. tic minerals *t high pressure In *tati)teM" stunt ■“howbe". OfloMtlrM s h h m le v s n ie far ysur household fMfmlahiaga. T*bs an Inventory now— after tho Bra It la loo hie. Don’t riah loss by y arllal protec- N.JA M E S G U T A 6 EN C Y Stanley - Rogers Hardware Co. ltd SANFORD AVI. Among the many kinds of trees in existence, very few retain their foliage during the cold winter months. Only a few withstand the driving winda and storms and still maintain beautiful green branches. The graceful scene below shows a remarkable characteristic in the pine tree. Some miraculous element within the pine enables it to display it’s lush greenery amid the whiteness of fallen snow. Such are the amatlng qualities of nature—the millions of wonders in God's creation. In order to understand more fully the God< given powers within ourselves, we muBt study the e ,, Holy Word and attend regularly the p services of the Church. By doing L a this we will come to realize our fm potentialities and . talents and wiU , , , j , g j \ me learn to live a fuller m o re useful lif e . J. B. LAWSON Watch Values 1*150 Models ltulovn - Klgin (iiucn - Imperial lantic Coast Line Railroad , Watch Repairs That Are Correct chu hch Church is the SA LES and SERV IC E 2, FACTORY TRAINED QUALIFIED SERVICEMEN RHONE Pi....... "• M il.,,,,; H ILL HARDWARE CO, 1 r I .. F»l, IVhotKl) *m. A * * * '' . W «*s (F 0 « ALL «O D St CASS) iw jM y W d i T in S t® . lit A t omt n Hrk ^ hmni aFf-W �* r k w» AY p g r, ft. — — 11 — - n .1" -.. ■— :---------------------Vii'.iv'iV'i it ■i■/!' i f ol. - - Tff»«AimwnTnrwAT.ffcWANFnnnworttia 1949 A ustralian V o t e Federal Standard M ight.Show Trend For Farm Prices Of British Empire To Change in 1950 Into account changes in tho de­ mand and In tho cost of producing various products since the IPOD*14 period. ’jrT.*'* 4 t •* * ! 9HH are about one mile north of the ihd falls probaldily also hart) state Hue. Tho lower falls, three been neglected lorn use mile* down the Whitewater's were f»r many year* on property! ; . m steep rapids, are well inside this I of n marginal luinla'r company. state and aro Included in the The area only recently has hcanCl* * Gen. Pick en* division of (lie ui'qiered hy the Forest Srrvlctq Sumter National Forest. winch .still l* running proUinW I* Both falls are more III mi 1110 mu v surveys. M feet higher than Niagara. Their Residents hereabout* luni 1C . cxnet height Is not known hut have known of nf the woniioffUvvj WftndOjfuF • Forest Service contour maps fishing in tin* Whitewater. Native show the lower fall to la. up- In.-ok .nd rainbow trout are rlj*. ••! pnpxiniutely 280 fe. t high and poii. il iilniii'hirit. General knowl-i'f* '» •*the upper falls po--.it.lv mny ho cdg. I in, fait* goes hack to *• * ', higher. Niagara Fall's top height Is 1117 feot. \ben bv I’ol ci t Mill it........ . i-liilcrt The lower fall* m.'v lie reachi'. cy.'i and gc ed hy a mie-i|iiuit> i mile hike from a small loitg. nl the end <>f tl........ tv 'id "< greater heigh* an abandoned rend. »i trail, hi it....... . 'n r I'niicd States nr# leading from a p a i.l highway Hi i gut.- Lillnlob Fall*, uhoul .** about til miles a win i'lu- tippet 2?i mil.', - n i i t l i w . fulls mu reaeh.'.l Iw a moiinluin roud from Cushiei in Jackson County, N. C Besides being hai I B l u e Ridge Falls Vatican City Expects ,1950 Jubilee To Be Largest ireest Cal Catholic Pilgrim age On CarolinaBorder Out do N i a g a r a By FRANK H1UJTTO possible." Tha new formula will take into account demand conditions and <roductlon costs of tho Immediate- AP Ncwsfeatures preceding 10 years. The Pope’s’ minomircment ex­ lly HA 1.1*11 MORTON VATICAN CITY—Called by Hy OVID A. MARTIN In general the new formula will Pope Plus XII the “year of the pressed hope ihnl "the vnrioui NEW YOKE. Dec. lh—(fln_The Associated I’reaa Farm Reporter social classes, with hatred banish­ ® eep le of Australia vole Hatunlay WASHINGTON, Dec. P - ( f f ) — set up somewhat higher parity great return nnd the grant pniilln," anil difference* settled, may lie lin whchthir they want mure, nr The government will start using price* for livestock and livestock tho 11)00 Jubilee will bring to ed united in justice nail fraternal 1c m , Soclellsm. The whirl*. KnKlinh- a new standard Jan. 1 for measur­ products and lower ones for crops. Home In the 2,00-year history of ngreemut, and that finally tho HiiCMkiiiK world will he watching ing prices of many farm products. Thee* differences reflect in Hie the Catholic Church. I| will he the great number of those who want tho niirciinii*. So will same nutltms The purpose of using the standard main the fact that modern ma­ the most tremendous pilgrimaga mny tie given work In earn nil whore English in not spoken. Is to determine whether, In the chinery has reduced the cost of 25th of which there is a definite holiest living ami may receive necThe big question l»: Him n tie- language of congress, those prices producing most crop*, while high­ record. esnmv and opportune aid from er wage rates have boosted the ••Re trend against Socialism net arc “fair and equitable.” Rich, midlla class and poor those who in.' In better circum­ cost of producing Uvrstock nnd In Within the Delilah Common­ The standard I* called “modern­ pilgrim* will come from the six stances." products. wealth of nntInns? ised parity," as dlstinqulshed from livestock continents of the world. Many, On peace, one of his constnnt Where did the Idea of a purity Tracer* of thla trend point to “parity" for the old measure rule. measuring standard fur furtu for tho first time in Holy Year thoughts, the Pope said: the defeat last week of the labor history, will come by air; more hy The government first started prlcta originate? "May peace, the object of our ovnrniiiHiit of New Zealand, ton noil measuring farm prices In 10112. It'* Impossible to get an answer sea end a good many limiting ut bv the free enterprise Nation- Provision for doing «o was made acceptable to alt farm leader* nnd their ancient predecessors, will ardent yearnings, return at long last to the hearts of nil, the fami­ in precedent-breaking crop com agricultural historians. One of come on foot. lies, to individual countries and hat party after M years of rule, in preceueni-vraaKing crop For these Inst the Pope, remind­ and to Hie community of niitiuns.” British Tories, chuckling behind i tro| legislation enacted by the those active In effort* to get fed­ farm-aid legislation during ing pilgrim* they should not com*' newspapers, predict the Km- , Heral immeveil New Deal mlminlst ration To all who collie to Hume, con­ plrc’s labor government will g , their to revlvo a bankrupt agriculture. the *20s and HO*—M. L, Wilson, in the spirit of "pleasure seeking" out In ihe order they came in, The law authorised use of various now director of the U. S. Exten­ tourists, had a special word ill fess then sins, receive I'oiiinuiiloll, first New England, second Austra­ measures to pull price* up to tha sion Service— says prehapi a hun­ Ills hull of May 2d, proclaiming visit the four Holy Yenr hascllle*s ami recite in them the pro­ lia, third the United Kingdom. pralty level. dred or so presoni could claim the Holy Year. scribed prayers, tlm Pope has Although the basic Issues, pro The Agricutural Adjustment Act some credit. Estimates of the number that promised a plentary indulgence. and antl-lnhor, seem the same of 1u:i:i suld In effect that farmer* Historians generally agree, how­ will come to Rome to gain tho According to Catholic teaching In the three countries, it has were entitled to price* for thair ever, that George N. Peek and spiritual benefits Holy Yenr of­ yet to lie accepted us a noli- products which would give those General Hugh 8. Johnson, ax- fers range ns high as 11,000,000. this is full remission of the tem­ poral punishment due to sin. which J k s l maxim that a . New Zealand product* tho purchasing power. nsioelatcs In a mldwestorn term More than 2.000,000 have already otherwise must hu expiated heforo w*M'*, so goes the Empire. Apart In term* of non-farm good* and farm machinery concern, were registered. tho soul may enter heaven. from the surface similarity there service*, that they enjoyed In a among the first* to sponsor it. All will he given an opportuni­ This special indulgence may he tire mimy important Issues pecu­ past favorable period, usually 1000 They originated the slogan ty to see the Piiih' In vast pub­ liar to each of the tlireo empire ■14. In other words, the law said “Equality for Agriculture" In a lic niidlrnro* ami to receive his gained n* many times as tho pro­ scribed conditions are met and mny nations. n down egg* should buy as many book published In 1922, when agri­ blessing. also he applied to tlm studs of the units us it did In the base period. culture was suffering from depres­ Romans, especially under the Let's pul ourselves In tin* plat*, of the, Aussie voter. Rigid off, you Maintenance of such q relation- sion. Peek later became the first direction of the "Crusade of Good­ faithful departed who may la* ex­ Adjustment admin­ ness" conducted hy the noted piating in the flies of purga­ know, you must go to the polls. shin, he milled, would l>« “fair Agricultural istrator and Johnson tha head of Jesuit orntor. Father Klrrntdn l.o- tory. iircoidlng in ('ulhnllc teach­ It's compulsory by low. If you und equitable" to all. don't go, you gel bull'd into rourt The law set up a formula for NBA, an emergency set up In nthardl, are preparing fnr Holy ing. til" tempoinl punishment f"i and inny pay a fine. determining parity price* for vari­ ttt3.'l to help revive Industrial pros­ Yenr, which begins Christmas theli sins. In Hie "Crusade of Goodness," eve. That day the holy door at That means, probably, (hut mole ous product*. Except In a few perity Tha Idea of attempting to give Saint Peter's llasllca and simtil- Whose Iciidei, Father Lombardi, oo pie proportionally vote In. Au- case*, this formula has been in cudy lias spoken to hundred* trnlin than in New Zealand and constant use far nearly 17 years. farm price* purchasing power tnneiAisly holy doors nt three Ihmisiimls in Belgium, France, But Congrsss has directed that equal to that of the 1000-'14 peri­ other Human basilicas—Saint Drltaln. Labor politicians say that Ustrln. Camilla and the HlRb'd moans more vote* for latmr. They the formula ha changad tha first od was embodied In the famous Mary Major, Saint John Lateral! te*. Romans mu preparmg say that much of the working class of the year. It said, In effect, that McNary-Haugen Farm Aid Bill and Saint Pnul Outside the Walls themselves spiritually for Holy In New Zealand stayed uway from tho old formula Is not accurate passed In the *20a and vetoed hy —will ho opened. enough because It dots not take President Coolldgc. The hroetl outlines of tha Holy V#nr. the polls. The crusade is being broadcast Many farm loaders In nnd out Year'* purpose and alms are men­ The government on trial >.« from the Churrli " f Sulnl Mary of government contributed to tioned In tho Pope'a bull, announc­ that of Prime Minister .1. It. OltifMajor to the 120 parishes of Romo. eventual passage of a law setting ley. wbne Labor reglipu lias been The New House will have Ml up the parity standard. They In­ ing It. "Today, a* ever before,’* A great public procession through he said, "there I* a most urgent seats instead of 78. eight years in power. The average Australian was clude Peek, former secretary of need that nil thing* Ito refashioned Romo, hole a portrait of the Ma­ The Australian ran vote for u donna heforp which Pope Plus eelagriculture Henry A. Wallace, Labor candidate, or the rumlidntc much Irked by the sevan-wcek coal President Edward A. O'Neal of In the truth and power of tha enroll'd his first mass 60 your* fibf the (.literal party of opposition strike during the last Australian tha Farm Bureau Federation and gospel." Tile Pope —as lie hn» several ego -April 12,18011. lender Robert G. Mionics nr the winter. Wilt lie blama l-abor for several farm leader* In congress. The portrait was carried from time* in liie past—gave a special candidate of another unll-lnbor the strike or the Communist lead­ Bairn Mm v Mojoi to Hi. Peter’*, Rexforii G. Tugwell, a member attention to the Holy l.nliil. ers tossed out by Labor t gnmp, the Country Party. "Everywhere," lie dec Inrod, win'ie tin’ Pope will again cele­ Tho Australian voter will give of the famous "Brain Trust," has If Labor is defeated, Monies brated a thanksgiving mass heforo untlotl literll V would be the next the answer* to this and other been credited with helping to sell "hut especially in the hilly places It. Lut ei it was c ni r luil buck to prime minister. But be would have major political questions when the Idea tu President Roosevelt of Palestine, may the tranquility Saint Mm v Major On Christmas in depend on support of the coun­ he names his rulers for the next and to work out detail* of the pari­ of order founded on a Just settle­ Eve the Pontiff wilt lift ail ivory ment be restored as soon as ty formula. try party to form u non-labor coal­ three yours. ition government. Labor argue* .such a eiinlltion might prove weak. Australians derided three year* ago |ii cling tn labor rather than Q h is tivn-piiity rtmlllinn. However, since the |l>PI elec­ tions Australia has hern plagued hy strikes, some Communist-led, by mounting price* and Increasing government controls. Australia ami ew Zealand urn both hound closeto Drltaln by economic ties, 1 " i ’ l11 as well a* t.3ntlnientnl and poll* . , . i r iiSi I "..fill find ones. .The financial crisis In t , |t , , Britain and tha itoynluatinn of the " | > ! ! * * , * 1 1 * j 1 British pound hirt* made It hard Mi i ^ for the gqvfrnmutil* of New Zen, i '' Vunil end Australia. Their curren* r rltlfJhuviA l& rt iuValiwd, V>«*, A U - 1 - .. f Government control* requiring Hernhe* fnr Mils nnd that, restjletimil, ami rod tape have Infuriated muhy people. The opposition par­ ties snv they will rednen these controls am) make it easier for lieople nil around. , Tilt'll. Is |io doubt this Is the toughest flgld Australian l.almt has evei fact'll. The Aiistralinn l.almr party Is A i tight Iv organised trnde unior r party. It I* pledged pi a itoliiy of grndnnl soclsllrntlon. . Its nnlionnlUiillon plans, hnw< ever, with the eveeptloo of air lilies, have been nipped In Hie Inal hv mini national buns am) <tr TANS IMS, KM IX«Mni-A ffi*r»my Aprma^tr 4-rlrtr»r f»*»rfr»f* gnnlicd opposition, ol 115 Nf** IHdnl #f*» rt rrtr AvfjilnhU with DynfifVjw The l.ahnr government rushed Ol oplkyidl aquipmenl *l» eafia (Oil. HmHtgh Parliament a hank nation nllvhtlnii act, far more daring than anything proposed hV HoelalUl* denier's —urnl il yon wiml In Irnvcl aatemaHU you're getting here, A ln IfrUnlit nnd New Zealand. Hot I OOK thia tidy Bulok over—and W tlie net wan declnrrd DiiconsU u you may hear a itill amull voice like fortune's favorite, the time lo tiitiamd by lbn highest eourt* of The extra value ol Buick'a own faying “go ahead—t t i Ut" sign on the doited line it flout/ ✓ Australia ale! I ho Empire. The Fireball valva-in-faead straight-eight ‘act was defended unsuccessfully power. ] ( ao, don't ibink tt'a mere umbilion hv External Affairs Minister and urtflng you to aplurfc. AHorney (lenreal Herbert V. EThe bump-smothering gentleness vatt* lie has laken a breather from ol soft coll springe on all wheels, lliil(ril I'niimll* and I* now at The aimple fact la that thla lively both fora and aftb'otno In the thick of the cirri Ion Taahion aetter la not only a oaf flgh|. atrailht from your, foaiaat dreama, Them Is n farther difference The roomlnaaa of Buick’s king* * ' * M m irk s « " l t hmm m u between tlm election situation it but a brmwns ttraighbU ikt Bukh that sixe Interion — tha lightness of r tw ,‘ f ^tiixtrnliu ami New Zealand. Tho Practically any M f r i (CM hamlUt Buiek eontrofa—the new parking ^ J e w /.aland Labor government and ganging ease nf traffic-handy | namcHANor i,rf , Mo„ tanM Just defeated bad only a majority ro# of four In Parliament. Australian M atch pricea—and you'll find that' a k u / m tm oH ir-------labui bn* to seal* out of 78 In * orMAHow o t m oeKoasi many a aix coats you mora than this the JlmiHii itf Representative*, It And that completely dUfennt •*«fro»o.f . JIT4IHI trruNa . hom. does, imhC 11.1 of the Ml *tala In tha «nd dlatlngul ilfhed look ol elected Hotuite. Even If I-abor w w w w w c a io o u u i.a w , Boil it down to ooats par pound — Buick'a tapered fenders, sleek lost jnntiv Heiintn sent* being eonand poundaia in a ear oltan meant m n m srcmoHr-inm iho m jet-plene line* end the sturdy, tested I half i the chamber) It •COU m tw itw Mt AMO^O , lQW mora durability and longer life ai cnObl still control tho Benito. .. shook-defieeting protection of ir t h y last Hull**, tha Liberal* well ea smoother riding-and you’ll w w r fitn otfiA m r-aw , that bold new front-end design. had 17 scat*, tha Country Party find thla ona right down among tha M 2 will Independent. Labor, two. r; •. V By ALDERMAN- 1IM NC \N AP Newsfentiire* WAt.HA 1.1.A. S. C. Twin wa­ terfalls. each higher Ilian Niugara, spill down Blue Ridge Mountain fastnesses along the North Cnrnlinn Smith OiiroHnu border hut «uiprisingK few peo­ ple ever view (hell beauty. Not many more people know I hoy even exist. The falls, described hy a IT. S, Forest Sen i.-e official o* "the most spei'liiciilai in lb.' Appa­ lachians," are secluded In a remote section not acce*ihle I** the average tiavcler. The falls ,if<' on the Whitewater river, which flow- from North Carolina's S'antnhala Nulioiml Forest into South Caioliua's Keowee m i l . The uppci falls ) no i 4<*Kills and |„r ., delight I ul dinner in hntuleld nilvn hammer, strike thu H Holy Door I "Open untn the gates of lus- " lice." The door, open only In Holy Years Is bricked up between jubi­ lee*. Previously lin.si'lied, Hie tlmir will then he swung open. After n brief ceieuiony and prayers, the Pope—bidding ;i lighted candle will enter the basilica, first nf tlm millions who will doss the sacred thri'slihulil liming the year. 1....... pen I implore, N (i VV O 0 l> H 0 T E D ining Utiitm Open I 2 :« » In 0 :0 0 1'. M. \\ inlet ''V M M M ** M » M M M M M M M a M M M M M M M M M M t t At M M W M M M M *» ra ra This YearWhy A t a y ^ rg r« M At M u M n t M M N * | . IVhal Could Be More Useful? MI R R MTSTNIHURTDUSKTIU Add ('harm anti Meanty Will M aU K WALL MIRRORS t v /t w % ,v .— I’ t'lltll lillltft it.-e ill .I. li| }i!in i I litfuitrli It give it lllltrvi'I'JIIH im rii.i - MANTEL MIRRORS I I mbr I In- like ii iiM'tnp will multi|iL I'olnr, III.' iinil ................... in riHim. TK!\\STHtt(§ct •o-ealled lowest priced can, Figure your Invaatmant over the extra yean you’ll ha happy in • Buiek—check the used-car listings end see how Buiaka h eal onto their resole value —and you'll sea the wisdom in buying a better oar to begin with, So go ahe* and listen to that your still email.vi'dee, It'a y < budget, nil 1you to go got the aatuat and nplaoe gueaeeat *3 k P**°* n go is your Bulok DOOR MIRKOItK tit tur Alt m u #W1. rotQ U i.W itD lV I* W llIM U 9 IT U J m l rortADl- *' •' A ifnl l i f f h f i •I'l'i-r Ml It ROILS •M tw ja40f “ >* • i r u o r t i u m M i *0 W U WHH loot- i r fllH n HOAHDS at III llfiuil Kiir HEAD ( 'Dui ni iinrl ;t|>|if,'il to ufty l)(.'tir0"in KITCHEN MIRRORS A o d fust figure how much.ward __ in.. in V for IItitl Itt.l i|ii|f|t look. STB ABOU BAHKik m IM Kir n g /o u A iii Must For The Best In Mirrors Buy Ucnuinu Guaranteed PITTSBURGH PLA TE t>0iUWM«TAMrUM,fMCU.)a»a4. w*TiWl#«l>niro _ -(tfl >T 4 MtiUtANCi .»» i p -c Phone 1034 ujflMHfl'u,- t#r.{ From Ill-Ill M \Ym BTMBT — W H m ig iM M M i .........: - mm •-• 4 PIIONG 8M - ............. ... .» * at . * -JU f �# ■ww The Sanford Herald lioTLAvir t ; BMAI r munw <1 0 * 110 * DMA* ■aelaeoa Mmmmmm = » ,'i li FI i — to eeaalar M iin lils s rates/ UeareMated flatiaaallr " •; ailiatfh n . » *ra TODAYS H1HLB VKHfll Seatotlmen (he going f t 4 " v r ? v * * ° ,)|? If w# hold r U . to the we need have no fear. my goings In they path*, fooUUpa ajlip not.— Pwa. la hard, w i Infinite Hold up that my 17i8. It's nice to ice to many out-oi•tale automobiles already this win­ ter parked around the Mayfair Qpcar Ewing, America'* No, I Heeling. heart, it simply furious at Am«ilican doctors for saying they 6 »nj like die Diilidi system of high coal, medical cure. If we were in th*if place, we'd leave In's old app en is inside him until it burst. Rap. J. Parnell Thomas, former chapman df the I lout* Un-Ameri­ can ( Activities committee, goes In jail [ for padding his government payroll, and his wife immcdiit-ly announces that she will run for of­ fice to take hit place. Nothing unAmerican about that. It) Augusta, Gii,. heart of (lie Deep South, two Negroes tan lor the city council against a while man from a ward which was pre­ dominantly Negro. With 1,499 re­ gistered Negroes, only 763 register­ ed wnite voters, the white candidate received 740 voles, th* two Negro can id alet 374 and 46 ittpeclivehr. ft might not always work out thb jway/ bu> in gcnerM if might Misty be said that the white eaadiSi datoj Who cannot beat a Nagro can id * le ip a fair election pro­ bably deserves to Ire ,defeated. T l* Agricultural Deparltncnt is . anuUed that the cotton crop ho* increased by over n million hales lincil last year, nearly five million bal^ over (lie ten year average, . w * ‘ don't sec why, however they a n surprised The farmers couldn't - , possibly lose money on their crop jL under the present system. They are Mtranteed a price, however much IM produce, and »lt they liava got ,' . to to make more money is to more cotton. And the governatthl hold* the bag. V Frank Pore, director o( the budgl| forth* federal (tovernment. tell* i, 'fN iidant Truman it will be im’ postiblq to balance next year's bud§M fVrithou! higher taxes, So we L ’-M g4 balance the budget, uys you, ;, .M «kat> Wliat difference doe* it Rtakt vyhetlver we balance the old Well; it might make this mce lo the poor and underl^ ig m itie d . H the government can't lalfhee the budget to good limes, i| fikn't be long before it won't fe-.fit |U* to Harrow any more money. fill have to stop making payr Vi’Bwfkf to those who are drawing to'.'fgMMH. of otherwise receiving check*. The first people to ^ | M | when any government goes iN w u p t are nol the industrious, l,jhw| r * nt* *ttong. but ^ f i g U<< p$iil a s i , the poor and th* w uk, ^SCfi|aM gkt*nta. the indolent, th* lg Winecoll Hotel burgJan ago, two( (kite old on the lop Hder^iguintly their room* waging un-' r Em cam*.and i*KU*d t a Michigan, women mbocrlbere In J m M vst UW, 'nitf KTua M ^ r t m ; “ SL'SSI Consul W ard Press Freedom Issue ICm IIm N r » 1 f* M «M t Newspaper people have been keenly Interested In an with both hand*. Ward reMaved action under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act which Is a test of on ! hand and aakod 8hlro Tntmml, the possibility of using that act to achieve government another employe, to hold It wMta control over the press. If that was not the purpose of the he disengaged Cnl’a other hand, Standing thara, Chi renewed hie government, the Department of Justice can certainly be salary demands, aaylng ha wantad suspected of careless definition of Its differing objectives. morn severance pay. plus hla roThe nction Is one brought in federal district court at Cleve­ tlrrmrnt fund. Ware replied ho land againHt the Lorain, Ohio, Journal, accusing it of at* would have to aik Washington, tempting to gnln u monopoly of news nnd advertising dis­ nnd started to lead Chi down­ semination. - • < • - i • stairs. brother suddenly apThe most suspicious point In the action was a petition Chl’s d and began pounding by the government’fur a temporary injunction to-force the ’s neck sad right shoulder. newspaper, peridlng court trail of the case, to accept and -Ralph Rehbarg, consular publish any advertising matter submited together with ad- ministrative officer, pulled CM'S vanco payment by anyone who had advertised over a near­ brother off. The brother retreat­ by radio station. If thiB injunction had been granted by the ed down another stairway and then up the stairs down which court, It could have cMtabllshcd a precedent by which the rushed Ward was leading Chi. government might be able to gain at least temporary control He brandished a three-foot of tho advertising columns of any newspaper simply by length of two-by-four timber menprovoking the newspaper to decline an advertisement and ndngly at Ward. then bringing a monopoly suit against the paper, From Ward let so of Chi, who control of advertising columns ft la only a snort step to scrambled to the Iron atalr rail and banged hla own hud against control of the news columns. twice. Fcdornl Judge Emcrich It. Freed has established a dif­ it “It waa pura frustration." eaM ferent precedent. Hu refused tho injunction, declaring that Ward. "That’* tha only Injury an order of such importance could bo Issued only after clear I mw Inflicted on him at any proof of violation of tho law. This Is a gratifying position time." Ward and tha etatt members for all who believe In the importance of a free preaa. bad figured In the accident Freedom of tho press means the right of a newspaper wbi) were arrested by the Communists, to dneido for Itsolf, according to its own standards, what Jailed for 28 day* and then “con­ news and what advertising It shall publish. It Is good to victed" by a Communlit*’ ‘Penknow that gnvommont lawyers have not yet found a jgay to pi,.’* Court" of two men and one curtail that freedom on the binds of an untried accusutlon woman. The court, Ward explained, w « that a law has been violated. K New York Cataytrophe An amazing calamity bus struck New York City. The largest and wealthiest community In tho United States in short of so common n commodity as wntcr. The increased business and factory use nnd the constant additions to the imputation have unobtrusively tnknn their toll of tho city's water supply until now it is iiecesscnry to economise the tiue. The Catsklll reservoir, which should hold ICO billion gallons, is down to barely a third of that figure, and the Croton reservoir has dropped from a maximum of 103 billion to 37 billion gullons. The two have dropped from 40 por cent to •i7 por cont hIiico November Ifi. I (once there? in need to huvc. Am with all worthwhile saving, tho New York wider drive does not overlook the importance of the smallest waste. Hotels and restaurants have agreed to servo water at meals only when asked. Hurprislngly few dinerH aro said to have made the request. Hotel employees are asked constantly to cheek for leaking faucets. Private homes are requested to rinse soiled dlshim In a pun instead of letting water run over them, and individuals are urged to take showers Instead of tub baths. Even with such economies, it will probably be necessary to lower water pressure Oils winter, unless there should be heavy rains. That a city like New York should bu without wnter seems incrediblo, but such a calamity Ih clearly in sight. Other comrminltles whlrh have blithely lot tho water run or bficomg;contaminated might do wel to h>ok into their •unply nnd mm how long It win that v| thout precautions and planning. Wc might Imi Riintrliwd. I Thinking n tfs to r s it Reprcflentotivo Illinois youhjr tmopld nttondlng thq 4-11 Club mooting In Chicago recently proved by their answers to n quoHtlonnnlm that, they havo devoted some constructivc thought to thulr future. Most of them agree that 22 Ih ii miituMe age for mar­ riage, that the hiiHhnitd should lie .slightly older than the wlfo, that throe or four children make up a mithfaetory family, that country life to lmttor than urban living, und that they expect to lie well-informed voters. Unanimous af­ firmatives were given to two questions: "Would yon like your fumlly to take an active Interest in tho church?", ami *Do you believe In nu international organization sUch as tho United Nations?". Disciples of the “Whftt-lB-tho-world-comt|fM||" school of thought pin tholr prophecies on delinquency*rqnitflk and seo little good In today's young people. Doubtless a careful check of varying groups of our future citizens would find moat of their members in agreement with theso rural youngatera on vital questions. The future bolongn to them, and It Heema safo to assume that It in in good hnndn. (Oeattaea* r> «a h a t ossi year she and Elder ware marriedNEW YORK, Dec. 12-l/P)— Valentin A. Gubltchev, Soviet anglqsar indicted with Judith Coplon, former government girl, on an ••• plqnai* charge, tmluy waa denlad a aeparate trial, 'i ' Trial of the couple haa been sat Lewi* Pcttcway, general count*! fer lit commission, taid the agency Site i* wyow red to fma Waittrn Uaioo for failura lo cany out ord­ Is 34 seaaoni, Ty Cobb compiled er*. Under a contempt citation, the .807. company could ba fined and its Court Decision o f filial* imprisoned. Involved voto 0 Wisconsin law under whk the itate’e employment relation board claima It can forbid an u: fair labor practlee which mb la barred by federal law. a. Decided 7 to 1 that Inau once companies hay* the right < sue the United Btataa ia the ad­ own names when they seek 1 recover money paid to tnsurt persona Injured through ntgl gence of government employe The ruling waa given In foi The Commlaalon said a Supreme Court order holding up enforce­ ment of the 8ta tr» anti-book le r did not affect |ta demand that rate wire* provided Intra-state ween Jacksonville and Miami S CaneellatlOnof tl ordered both -under the antl-bookle law, and Western Union’s tariff and contract provisions on file with the commission. The Commission said the court's restraining order affected only the Inter - state wires furnished Western Union to the Radio Pro­ gram Press of Baltimore and to Walter M. flagerty from New Or­ leans to Miami. Hagerty also Is owner of the Intra-Stale News Service Com­ pany. Th# Railroad Commission also may act today on a recommenda­ tion of Attorney General Richard Ervin that Western Union be ord■red to cancel private wires furn­ ished the Hollwood News Service In Jacksonville. , . Ervin said an investigation by hla staff revealed the prW»tc "accuser, Judge and Jury." wires were being used lo distri­ The dafondanta wore not allowed bute gambling Information, lie de­ to plead or have counael. clared Hollywood News had K> SA N TA And You CAN Avoid Serious Illness W. V. Hitting Touchton Urag. CoSerious Illness Is . usually preceded by warning signs, pain, noticeable p h y * Is ■ * changes, a gen«rol run down feeling, they all point towards trouble. . , , When these signs arn heeded end the doctor’s advice I* sought that serious which threatens con be check­ ed. Better still, a yearly physi­ cal examination would disclose any threat to your health be­ fore symptoms or pain occurred. A doctor's entire career Is spent In halplng people gain and keep good health. Let him help you, too. Select a con­ scientious pharmacist to accu­ rately compound the doctors prescription. This Is the If aill ol a series nt klltarlal «Svsrsllse»eals ■»eesrlaa la Ibis M l* ' *aeh week. As a gift, n watch bund Is tho essence of handsome utility . . . as a -replace­ ment, d necessity, Having watcii dam­ age, loss. A suiterb collection here. theMAGICIAN By L U C R 1C B HUDGINS Chapter ■ IIP.NKY MKRTH A WIGGLE WAGGLE Poor Henry. Poor Mr. Dllly Never wero two people so un­ happy. “ft'* nil my fault,” wept Henry. “I must go away. Santa will never want to arc me again." “No," misIsl Mr. Dllly, almost In tear* himself. "It la all my fault fur -Inking the wand. I Will MR .Sunlit nnd give him all my own nuigcl trlrk*. t'll never try to he it itmglcian again." .Sadly they returned to Santo's milage. There they found gragt egI'itoiuent. Santa sat before hla fire surrounded by Patrick Twaedlaknee* ami nnd a host of athar little fylk. Kwryonu seemed to be talk­ ing nt Mire. Everyone' except Santo wlm wn* quietly reading a letter. "Mercy, ilercy-" igWl" f*r*na cheerfully. "Ha« the p irty i W t * oil!" Tha little folk ewarmed around tho newcomer*,' *'n i‘l •«« *“ ■«* of thornT" the* >"Anv of who] lq surprise. -----------------up from kla letter. ;a looki "Ah." he Halil with a sigh. “The Wiggle Waggles have sent me a letter. They are angry that we dkl |mt Invite them tu tha pgrtlb They *uy they will coiqa anyway and beware for none. of til will l»e left ullve." -Every worker shuddered. “Oh my. oli my, what will become of un!" " At Ibl* moment Mr*. Glaus burrit into the room carrying,' a tray loaded with hut fresh dough­ nuts. "Nothing Is to became of lie-'’ said Mrs. -Claua cheerily. "Have you forgotten Santa's m u le wand 7 One wave of It and no can turn all those creature* Into gum drop* I" Instantly tho workers were cheered but Mr. Dllly Mid In a quivering voice, "Don't the Wiggle Waggles have magic, tooT" "Oh, yea,” said Santa. “But their magic la for wlcktdnaa*. My iqagle la foe good. My m u te I* much stronger than thatra/* He tqsaed the Wiggle Wagglee’ latte* Into the fire end yawned. “C a m to bed now. We hav# a busy day tomorrow." 1 / • The workers depaxttd •carrying fistfuls of Mrs. CbMs' moat d*Hdtma doughnuts. DM Cottaga waa suddenly quiet. Now w(a tho time for Henry Md Mr. DHly-tn around them. "Sake*, you look like sad one*! My’goodnete, rheer un, We can't hava the glooms In Banta Lead. You would break Hanta'a spirit and what would Christmas be then?' ' She hustled them off to the kitchen where she set out a turkey dinner with no vagetablea and six kluila of deaaert. Hut poor Hanry and Mr. Dllly aould not swallow a bite. “We cannot tell him tonight," whispered Mr. Dllly when Santa and Mrs. Clou* went Into the pantry. "Wo'll go out In tha morning and find tho wend. It’a bound to ba there aomewhare. If we told Santa now— It’e truo what Mrs. Claus said—wo might break PERFEC NOW SHOWING PricCa as s low aa d im ple to use, easy to carry, these Perfection Port­ able Heaters give you QUICK IIPAT where ydu want It without overheating other room*. n f f i i '<PHtoiler 'M r*. CTaW ' put Henry to tied rn a couch near the fire. Mr. Dllly stretched out on the rug and Serene squatted under a chair. But Hanry naver slept that night..,i>,iir d t e m hafl praelcod tbllr l iSiitt magic th* day .banta. Hut noV alt; learned more hqkeleas tjton sv a a -la avgw had fgUip and c track*. ,T * r S iig a l dwil on hla kipse and explored tl turning up ,; L4ba snow ■ H tH fllR H 11 •••— bar* hands. Time and again hie fingers fastened on a stick but whig', ho drew It out it was only twig, never the wand. Attrecttvily designed, eacls Is built of quality material i for long life., to to. t 2 hour* of heaiTrom a gallon of k*rotsna-«>tbat'i realfugl ecdoomy, to o .'" " " ' C ow E toU P P O R fW * 6 180 • 6:80 - 10:30 COMPANY SANFORD * * • -4 i' i r ir .t 29 Year a’.'i K M ita a U M N r I t •f# - i*> Ahroirg Fro* )WWYtf - ‘.w“ S Batmen ly he heard a snorting d a honking and a clattering In tbt trees. He sprang to his feat and wondered whether he should not run away. But It was too lata, for coming through th* woods was a quaat creature no tailor than Hanry. Hla' Mat was blue and honkad whan ha blew It. Hla * a » were tu large honked aa coffee hi* saunrs. noi* end said He walked straight for up to H*nyou looking Hanta’a a wnndl"nry waa so surprised and ao ih, ha could hardly |tp*ak. have you found IIT" ha final- ¥1 mL' ifi]|;l; J11iLt1 please let, m hava HI" 'otkrw me," said the tronture. t|Vjuii aa Henry, flllad^with f t waa about to obey ha pad-ln horror, it the ear* on tha blna nosad waiWvmovIni atrangflft they FrlgldblrgV U v f W d t t r A d loB ..f e i M W e S a f t S f a wo th a t. clothng'.cM<mK'“ fh'*** thnm fwk«.' TH*' 6*pldfy-8pJR '*tAftUfl mmd fbf I iurprl««4 h«r with an fHUV •AIIVOMAH§:|AUNNy nSShmSeTL ’I Mtr i.•< 1 vM in *, w 4 ) w s « s w .ii )i i i,.u w A l •iMV\* " we1?S3";■* ’"fit. m1 t t H' /t ^ % 1; �r -r >*'-,’f. r*;jr ■J»"IW»- -^ ■■.iTir- ^ -r r -r r H » r r ~ . ;S \ i? f 3 3 ^ t-v ! ar i Mf 1 MONDAY PRC. 12. 1949 I r ill I’ AG B T I I R W THF RAVFORO ORRAIiTT HANFORD. FI.OKI DA And Personal Activities C arlin P i l n t r R ay — Society Kdlior Social Calender MONDAY .Mrs, Mary Cash entertained with an informal coffee on F ri­ •The Dependable Sunday School day evening between 8:00 and C 4 u of tho Flrat MethodUn 0:t)o o'clock honoring Miss Elis­ Church will hold a Christmas abeth Whlgham, whose marriage at 8:00 P. M. at tha homo will lie an event uf this week. . „ r s . W. 8. Thornton, West Guests celled at the home of Mrs. T in t Street. Cush's parents, Mr. and Mis. M. Tha Cilia Knight Clrcla of th* .1, Lodge on West Twentieth Flrat Baptist Church will m*«t Street, where the rooms wet* with Mra. Qaorft Dixon, 220 Writ attractively decorated with pink Nineteenth Street, at 8:00 P.M and white gladlolas and gieenery. ■ Tho executive hoard of thr The dining table was overlaid Tourist Club will mret at 7:30 with a luce cloth and centered P. M. at the Tourist Canter. with white glads. The coffee ser' vice was presided over by Mr*. TUESDAY Lodge. During the evening Miss Tho Pilot Club will hav* it* Whlgham was presented with a ■Annual Christmas party at th* gift by Mrs. Cash and a prise was Yacht Club at 7:00 P. M. Hus­ also won by Mra. George Danglebands of members are invited. man. The Thrift Shop will ba open Those enjoying the evening from 9:80 A. M. until 11:30 P. M. with Miss Whlgham were Mis. with Sirs. Henry Witte, Jr. ami Voile Williams, Jr., Mrs. Donald Mrs. William Wade In charge. Af­ Jones, Mis. U. L. Perkins, Jr., ter the Christmas season th* simp Ml>. George Daiiglrmun, Mrs. will be open on* more day a week. Duvld Smith, Mts. Carlin Hay, - Th* Woman Bible Class of the Miss Martha Wight, Miss Joyce First Baptist Church will hold llutxel, Miss Elizabeth Dyson, a covered dish supper ill 7:3U .Mis, Cash und Mrs. Lodge. J P . M. at the church. An exchange W it gifts will lie held. Hostesses will be Mrs. F. E. Bols, Mrs, ft. I.. Dsnn, Mrs. A. J. Peterson and Mre. Newsome. The Junior High School Paient Plans were completed for the Teacher Assocletloa will meet ii annual plant sale of the Sanford 8:80 P, M. at the school. , Members of the Tourist Club Garden Club at h meeting of I In­ Will hold a covered dish lunrheon board of directors held last Wed­ i t , 12:30 o'clock at the Tout 1st nesday morning ut the Garden Center. Slip cavers for rhair cush­ Center. The sale will he held tom­ ions will be made under the dim orrow at the Thorpe Huitdtng at _tlon of Mre. Pearl Btsae and Mrs. Second Street and Magnolia Ave­ #Bertha Young. The house commit • nue and each member was urged tee will be In charge of the meet- to contribute plums. Each circle is responsible for the sale of their Ing. own plants, cookies, cakes, pot WEDNESDAY holders etc, Mrs, Glint presided over tho The Seminole High School Ginn Club will entertain with a Christ­ meeting and the club voted to mas concert at 8:00 P. M. in th« purchase a HID Tuberculosis bond, A vote of thanks was extended til school auditorium. Mrs. Frances McClulig of Vene­ zuela for |2fi that she sent to the Thrift Shop Board Gulden Club building fund In nil-of her late mother, Mrs, 9 Holds Meeting tnoray Fled Wllsun. A v ite uf thanks was also extended to Mr. Wilson, - The hoard of managers of the local attorney, for IIIMI donated Thrift Shop met recently ut the to the fund. hem* of Mrs. Clifford McKIhliln The resignation of Mrs. Juder and decided that since the oper*- Cameron as chairman of the Mi­ tlon of the project had heen sp mosa Circle whs accepted with successful the shop would lie open yegret.'Mrs. Cameron also made a two daya a week Instead of one. donation of |b to the building A .request was made for used fund,‘Announcement was mudo that articles and aceeskdrle* such ad the club has purchased bridge tide: and acarvee suitable ,,fur tallies -to l>ai used at the Garden Christmas gifts. Th* meeting was Center for social affaim to he held c conducted by Mis. McKlbbhl. In the future, Th* firat Irving silver Those' present were Mra. C. R. tea will b* held on J«n. 3, 11*30 DSwson, Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, Mr*. at the Garden Center. Proceeds Job Corley, Mre. 1>. E, Spencer, will go toward th* procurement Mr*,* W. V. Lovell and Mr*. Me- of articles needed In the club Klbhin. building. Mrs. It. C. Moure reported on the Fourth District meeting held at the Orlundo Country Club on Nov. 30. Ten members of the San­ ford club attended the meeting Mis* Kllsabeth Whlgham atul he stated. Liater Guthrie, whole marring* A Wilt be en event of Thureday, were Honored on Saturday night with a dinner given In th« privet* dining loom at the Anchor by Mr, and lira. David Smith and Mr. and lira. C. E. Spencer. Guaete gathered at 8130 o’clock BIRTH fhe dining room where horn a n n o u n c e m e n t wuvrea ana cocktalle war* eerv ed. Th# mantel wai attractive with • Urge arrangement1uf whit* gla­ dlolas and greenery In the center flanked with burning white taoere fit cry Ite I .holder*. White . fgiada Dr. and Mis. N. 1. Throckmorton ............... .. ......................, need of of Sacramento, Calif, announce And greenery were also Herd tM table ntilch was centerred with tha birth of a son on Dec. 4, Mr*. d/amatl bride and groom. Crystal Throckmorton I* tho former Mias candelabra held whllit# candfc* and Lilia Fay Henderson of Sen fin d. a- mark*d. . th* bridal plac* cards .. Mr, and Mrs. F. D, Scott an­ dealing arrangement o ftn * ««»«*• Gifts wer* pre**ntad to the Itonor nounce the birth of a daughter, Maureen Knox Hcott, on Dec. » ad couple during th# evening. ^Following the dinner, danclw at tha Uranga Memorial Hospital da* enjoyed. Those attending tie In Orlando. Mrs. Scott Is fha form­ er Muriel Knox of this city. e rs o n a l Mr. and Mrs. J . C. King ami -on Jimmy of lllukely (in me vi-ltlng Mis. King's mother, Mrs. J . C. Calhoun, and other relatives. !Plans Complete For Carden Club Sale Couple Honored With Dinner On Saturday anus w t e Donald Jones. Mr*. Carlin Ray 911*1 Margaret 8p*nc*r, 0 “ [t< flick, Mr. and Mi*. Smith and Mr and Mrs. Bpancer. ______ union uml plenty nml hutt i t oi K. F. .Mitchell of Miami is spending some lime with ins son mol daughter-ill taw. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mitchell on the old Orlando Highway. -lice- Ilf ' i 'li-tustirrg iipncI '*•, pipiu i f •ri-.n,.i ,| o ii.it... oi.ii g,11ii,, fm ii,, ,i in ........... (HiJt, A* ,m I -rren pea* I,,mu y-oursu. ■•Vi ■ Tab le le^c i v.ti iisii m e ItiliiK limitc-it to »5o ug thtk uithiinl Elks Cluli I'hiii it\ Lull fvlietjiuivil (or j Siiltinlft\ e\niitiif ut tin* Miiyfuki Inn, it urn iini.iiihriMl tint mimti * in>T. jw mi t hinni* f*1* t ftl»lc* i irm'ivntiiM1'* uiiit they mny Iw ‘ niiuli* hy i it 11k11vr t lit* Slay fun . Ihuuhiif will hrniti ut I0 :0 U I'. M. to the tmiwii .-i 1’mil i'olilo and Ida iMi'hoNliu, I krt'tn i- «t|ii*tiiiikl. PickftH ftn tin* .hind* mi* ni; nt Ttnudibin'fl, at tin* Klk'n Chili* t lit* Mny t a n . niml nt Vowidt'N stoic*. All tifoinul* \\iii in* uxyd for chiu ltnlilf 11111|h»m a. Telephone 148 Mary Cash Honors Elizabeth Whlgham Hake fish fille t- wPI, Public.' Di'roil To Make Reservation* LAST TIM ES TODAY Audubon Society To Have Meet Tonight j Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Giainling and Miiall daughter C'uiliy are spending some time wltli Mrs. Grainling's pnitnU, Ml. and Mis. W. C. CIn use. T ile newly .o c i i n i Z e i l Allitilhu n I ) S o c i e t y will In,M ,, l e g u l t i i b usi l i i s s l l l e e l o i g t, n ig l ll „t M ild P. M . nt I he i ini ilco Cell I e l , E . It. S l i i W e . le iiipo, ill J t 11j. 11III l|n Miliiou llcisl ti l l - no.i o m g E l e c t i o n o f o f f i c e i s will i i belli nl t i l l s m e e t ­ . Mr. and Mrs. I,. (I. Swultu of Parsons, Kns. have arrived to visit Mr*. Kwalin's sister ami In otheriii-law. Mi. and Mrs. (V II. k.-|. ridge nt liL'II Holly Avenue. ing. 'It'll ill 1 Edwind H Met'ull left on .Snturdny by plane for New Ui Inins when- tie will attend the nnmi.il convention of the Southem Meedmen's Association. ' Mia. Kichul'd ill own and soil Dirk of C'nrnl Gables nnlved on Saturday In visit. Mrs. Ill own's and approaching ui.niliigc to Jo puienls, Mt. and Mrs. II. 1 . Pec- of Siiiifni' l being iioiiiuim ed tod kins. .lull fi. in Hiderwond Mr. and Mrs. It. 11. Itndd of Win­ ter Haven weie tile Weekend guiVt-. of Mrs. Itudd'- daugh­ ters, Mrs. II. E, Lung and Mi-. A. D. Drown und theii families of tills city. Aiini'iipcrnienl is being mnile In- John 1*. Helycu Will i t h l - i WuimI, Xi. . wl 11 1- i-i ig iig i-m c n l l**in 1 l h I j v i , .1 t . 11 fill MU't 14* *itIt'llt T h e llllii 1 H Uv u >1 L f a n i'Vt'115 o f kaniiii TUESDAY wvx n.- xESD \Y t ill u i; i \l< k i i i .v I vid bn* n II i * \| U s YUUNQ • Uj i Lg i j HALEI FrA'i* MOftlirtM of Wilder 'ink. -Iiile ( vecotlVe iiuccl.it, will be |,ic en| mill will -how films on tin,1 Mi- \|| iiiti-nsled pei-oiis on . I'liliiilly invili'd In nlleml, iiiilioioic logli school -tnilciits, wml , , ii i,..is noil lo -l o e s s men u- " i l l ,, wniuel, Mi s. il I*. Ilel/cl u i loin lilllll of Minis mol i oo-i i mii i ii, (•<i tlie Siiiifi.id • Giililcn Cli,I I •i n nislioinciilnl in getliiiy tin Si.ciely oig.inl/i'd litj iii 1'ht'ult*! **f At n 1 I " III!' t»l - •ii'f iidi> M ' u 1i ■11i,i 1tn 1 IttMkt tin* lli-tltn lr. A l.'tl I’tititi 1*. h l c lilib Mi a . i\ 1-1. f 1 1 \t’h It mi t'N'i l i H'iil FllL • tfl 1 IV 1II (in- i »s Via*l I* 1 K i l l ' l l ic t ’.MI >11 ,it hi) u Mil '• m-i (m l )', N. V 1 1 r vvt dt .m I! " )1 1it I* i" |ilkii‘t» ill th . H u l u n ii h tin |-11:.t C h i l l i 'l l mi J a n fl - \\ K L v . -.ta n ja \ VIfM I \ \ tl*:u ( in i m i; i \ t m I 111 I h ; ii u • *<*•• •U'* i (imi*1 i n; snows I a i z j M m * m i w i n v.*i*nMi li: I . BW I WW -I, III Mill III itSi. r;.‘ jlO'l “Svnielrieallv Desi^ncil ILimps ' "MOVIKS I MUCH T ill M ' HS" SANFORD • OR L AN DO, [HIGHWAY t P Ml! kin* locL e n n e y ’s ... jtirInni NYLONS ’ tiny of Him engugement mu! n|iMrs. William Hush of Phila­ io m oiling n m n lu g e of Mls» ICntir delphia, Pa. is expected to m in e l ryn U rsel Hmlgeis iii Joliu Paul tonight to visit hei -paieni-, Mi­ |lielyen, .Is., fiouieily of Hanfnril, ami IV. A. 1,(‘filer In Hose ( mol. .Miss Itoilgels i- lIn- ■Imlglilel of 1 , .1 IlM-l , ii 1. 1»11* •f8 lt!H*t! ill Mr. Iliisli will join her In Sunfoid ,t|i*. Kutie Itmlgei- iiml the late 11111111IIU b till foi Christmas. .tiossle Collin Huilgers of Hiilerwnoil i A Iii She iiteinti'il Hurler Mis. p. T. Tyre mill iluui'litci High Si llool iii llhleiwond nn<i Denise linvc KitUrueii tn tl'c'i boon- i« » iriniluute of tin- E iis I iumii on Ct-lei v Avenue uflei .priiiling I im t ui School fm DouuiS llvgiontwo weeks ill St. Augustine wlinn i ’*t III ItoiTiiiStei, N. V 0 |tDimi-lrlsl they wen- called heeauu of the Mr. I tel you G ti pi nil imt e uf illness of Mrs. Tyre’s faihei, A. Seiilil'iile High School ulllt Is II F. Flint. Friemls will ivgiel in veteran of Wot Id Wsi I I, having t i l Miivuolia t . f Phone MV luani (lint Ml. Funt'a i-iunlitiun set veil with tile Cnilipl S t a l e * continues In l.o serious -suit lie ia confined to the Flagler Hospital. ,tM««NM4MMM*MM WtMMMMIEHVW M« nm nmm m mnnm nn Km a huliihiy fruit cup tnkf pnniegi li,pile seisls tn n ft oil rnp for a festive mill ilelleioiis-tiistlng ciiiiiliiliMlio n.| j ' . , , l . ., * Home given vegetables me lilulicr in nutrleilt* than others, Imt the giet-n color of The vi-gUlaltles usiuilly ilciiotea a ,plentiful supply of vitamin A. JkS * I tv ¥ . FLORIDA STATE Theatres ^ P f rta* iw . ^ • V' Ve «• tA * - k cis.i , AlH-roN’DI’liONED TM RIFT O IFTI s ■' T: ’ ''Art* '4 1 ' V X - V ■t thwru Open 12.13 P, M, Dally I-ant Tlrnen Today I LO N S FROM PENNEY . WORLD OF THRIFTY Tuesday & Wed.! . . . top choice of million* of luihlon-wue, budget-*hiart wouieu I Tbo p orfoct fllft for avary lady on your C lirU tnia»iU tl Penuuy’* wonderful Gayutodcs! I'ull faahioned 51 gauge, 15 denier luxury slicera with rein­ forced topi, heel*,”and toes forexlra long wear I In •m«rt_wlBtor.taflO» orAcorui'Uutternut; Chestnut., ) Hickory, Smoke,jM»d.NutUrt»vn^Swe».01/»’.10,/3. 3 HOLIDAY FASHIONS ELKS Welcome the holidays lit out inraxion-mukltig evening dn-stes , , , from bouffant '» qllm line formal and dinner diessee Festive uml lovely fur "u lovely evening" CordUUy invites you to bo pmont at tho Annual Charity B a ll MAYFAIR INN •PAUL C O B L E ' S ORCHESTRA Daptinf 10 HU S Saturday Evaninfl, Doaambar IT, 1040 Bubgcription |8.q0 par aoiypla Oraaa Optional Itickata on Salo af: TmkWoE’i. Hkf Club,' Mayfair tan :! ' Yowail'a Mara Far tahla magvaMaag Fbaaa IBM i .i'.w .i-.-v..' ' -; — ADDED — ^ ('artwHi • Navelly * Newa r , .Us'iuF m r ''i ': .................... 4S*ri f »tawknot'rt-%*. -**a SE T S Ho gift-y looking, our fine muallg pillowcase m Ib. T R t y ' r t ht mHtitehed and embroid­ ered in atlkchea ao line you'd tklnk they were hand donaJ Set of 2. JV •• Pwr etz>r« will bo op*» -*tU •»-P. M. • Bat. Dae. 17 '• Men. Dec. 19 - Thtura; Dae. 38 Fri. Dae. U Bat. Dec. 24 '• .W. •-.* ed *"♦*♦ - a - t k f - v* . , ............. .... ............. ................. ___ T H R E E -P IK C K D RESSER SE T S 4 PC. B O X E D TO W EL SETS . 24-!)5 to 59.05 THUR& ft FRLI ■*. ri ■• ■ III PILLOW CASK Crepen, Tuffc-tn, iuiee mid Hntina MJ. *rtuf — -V‘ IUS. ; Sliced persimmons served with cream cheese anil crisp re let y crackers ntaka a happy ending to a holiday meal. SANFORD I ml Inr.'- Dr. Henrv MeLimlia ..Fur Sunday night suppur hol­ low out finger roll* and fill with Orange and grapefruit paal nahnon salad; serve with a In*seif mix* ssonomlcal sweat*. Cut the salad and plsnty of sweet mixed peel Into narrow strip*, ball the pickles. •trip* until ttndtr, and than glaie Make a casserole dish of mac­ them In sugar syrup. aroni and sliced frankfurters and inned tomato satire; add cole A ' Maks Individual omelet* of eggs, aw, bread and butter, and * minced union- finely diced salami, ready-prepared dessert or fruit for ___and pepper; serve between holiday supper menu. a quick holiday la of rya braad toast, mr gi,v • VMOI 1 f Vi C ( M N I V Nylon lirlHtle lirunh, be­ velled hand mirror, and comb—handnomely gift boxed. In 11 variety ol iioMirted HliupeH, colora, and patteriu*. \ r o w C M I I C A R P Y The very same towel sets hIic'h admired in iniiunxinex! I'iihIoI or deep tones In her favorite color! Two hath, two malehlitg wroth cloth*. Uoxed. ' M O f l t G I T T S K O M I �' >2ESJSSSL Clevebad’t Grid ttanl Quit New I GAINESVILLE, Dec. 12— </p> —Ash Wing, executive secretary of tho Florida State Kportwrlt* ' era' Association, suggested today that the Florida High School Couches' Association "disband, act up n new purpose of organNation and start nil over again." Wing's statement, which ap­ pears In n sports column of tne Gainesville Sun today, w a s prompted by the action of the coaches here Saturday In which (bay demanded that ana of tholr number bo named University of Florida conch under a threat of withdrawing active support from the state school. "Never In toir UR years," Wing wrote, "hnvn we hoard a more asinine, ludlrious and Ill-consid­ ered resolution than that passed here Saturday by the Florida High School Coarhca' Associa­ tion. “In a two-hour battle those man whom wo pay to teach our children fairness In competition, ability ,to play und conduct bo- coming gentlemen pounced upon the battered, bruised and nonglossed officials of the Univer­ sity of Florida, their host, and UWIlOHt CHAMPION Jake LeMolta connects with a left to head aa hie opponent, Robert Vlllcmaln (white trunks), J a through w ith, hard right to the body. The ten-round held In NeWYork, was won by Vlllcmaln, (International) uni Kentucky Battle E asterners NEW YORK, Dec. II. - m l.«»t season's No. 1 and I fives— Kentucky and Oklahoma A A M— move cast this week for games nusinst strong teams In basket* I,nil’s showcase. Kentucky, NCAA champion, meets a strong foe In St. John's nt Madison Square Garden Thurs­ day. The Wildcats already have puli..lied off two opponents while .St John’s, rated among the top New York quintets, sports a 7*0 record. Hunk Ilia's Aggies, like Ken* tacky minus four graduate regu* lnr», lirlnir a 4*0 record Into the Garden against Long Island Uni* irrxity Tuesday. Ilotli visitors ara favored, hut whi ther they will finish 1*8 again in the Associated Press poll is debatable. Ilrndley University, Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp's choice aa tlm lest team In the country, plays h»st to Nebraska, Big Sevan co* title.holder, tonight. Neither has Inst a game. All.wintdng Holy Cross meets liurtmuuth In tho Boston Garden Tuesday. Dixie Cage Tourney To Be In Tampa 5 9 P « n‘ 8.; S Lead. NBA -------- dated Praaa to twin triumphs over Denver and Philadelphia. The output mnhlnl tha Laker* to rllmh past the Chirago Stags, who lost to New York Saturday. Mlknn dropped In .'II pnlnls as the Lakers trimmed Denver, HO to 70, Hatuidny. Last night, he tal­ lied 28 In Minneapolis' 00 to HI victory over Philadelphia. Tho victory was tho Lakers' I4t|| against six defeats anil gavo to our children?" "Our guess, (or thn asaoclatlon a . such, It that It disband, sat the Syracuse Deciding Flag Winner In Cau Of Tie Is Opening P ro b le m Foreign Amateur Meets h 1950 SAN FRANCISCO, Dm . 12-UP) —American athletic teams are traveling far and wide next year, competing on a greatly expanded Invasion of foreign countries In many year*. n e w Y o r k , Dec. is. - m The American and National Leagues ara loekad In hopeless ills* agreement over the method of de­ riding the pennant winner In rase of a regular scaeon (la. Each circuit firmly believes Its own system Is best unless one re­ lents some time during the three, tlay Major League convention which opened today. Commissioner A. 0 . Chandler will find himself In the role of arbitrator. Acting on the recommendation that both leagues adopt a uni* form playoff system, the two loops •gread to disagree. The American Insists that Its present one-game auddan-tfeath playoff Is the mnrl logical one. The National, In a caucus, dac____ „ ...... .. hest-of-three-game system. In the event of a deadlock, Chandler Is empowered to vote In for the 1062 convention city, dates favor of either league. The other being 7-10. Outgoing president (aim i A, must abide by hi* ruling. Of course, the commissioner ran dr- Rhodes, Mayor of Columbus, Ohio, rid* to allow each league to follow Ita own dictates, but that la not likely sine# he is known to favor a uniform playoff system. Each league has had need for only ona post-season playoff In Its , NEW YORK. Dec. 12-UP)— Nn i fflT n . Guard Dnlph Schaycs paced the Nut. with 28 polrtta, while Jack Ilurmaster led the Redskin* with 14 ikrints. The triumph Increased the Nationals’ first place advant­ age over Now York to three and n half games. • t KansBs-hred Charley Black outscored Alex Grota to lead the Fort Wayne Pistons to a W) to 74 de­ rision over the Inriianapolla Olym­ pians. Illark, u reboundrr deluxe, tallied 24 points to the taller Oroxn’a 22. The Trl-L'lty Black llnwks crushed the weary Denver Nug­ gets. l»H tu 66. It was Denver's 201 h setback against threu wins. Doll Otten's ID markers topped the Rlitrk Hawks’ offense. Little Kenny Kallnrs again spearheailrd Deliver'd attack, scoring IS paint*. llfetimo batting average of Rea Grossman's 44-yard field oal' for Baltimore against Loi ngeiea| waa the longest pf tho All-Ahiorlcaii Conference season nnouncmg field moot. The central aswrcUtlqn ta expected to hid for It to be held In the Chicago area. Tho men’s hnskethall tourna­ ment was returned to Denver, where It was hold for 14 season, prior to this year. Tulai", Calif , homo of tho defending AAL and Olympic decathlon champion, Dob A Mathias, got tho National Decath­ lon again. i ' Senior men's outdoor swimming went to Seattle*, Indoor to Yale University. Women's o uit d o o r swimming was awarded to IIIgh Point. N. C. and the Indoor events to Palm H«aeh. Fla. The senior t.nslna championship will b« hehl Rangers Top Wings I Kentucky Has Best Goal Defense Record In Slam-Bang Hockey By Associated Press Mainly because of the fancy stick work of Edgar LaPrude. their hustling 80-year-old center, the New York Rangcnt are the hottest team in the National Hockey League at tha moment. They have won five and tied one of their last seven games, h ave., a string •# four victories In a row and have Just cooled off the league-leading Detroit Red Wings on successive night*. was Southern Methodlat. Tha Th# Rangers clipped the Wings, Mustang* beat Kentucky, 20-7. 2 il, at Madison Square Gordon Kentucky’s other setback waa by last night after scoring a 1-0 trln-0 against Tennessee. Umph over tho defending chainpluns Saturday. . . i f 24,, them • h#|f KHm,, ®d* e OM lh'' rlikan Hit!} staMgeanwhile, *. > A n •• ■ MfcatTo Dodger Star Chosen For Carver Award Blondy Black Caught , Own P a s s For L ohh Hobart Manley CopH Savannah Golf Meet ord*. HI* 07 In tha first round broke the one he set the previous day. qualifying with, a 68. . Thaw he could paint to hie 72hole total, whleh .beat the even par 288 art last year by Otey Crtaman In winning the BoutheMtem lew competitive course roc- P.G.A. tournament) NEW YORK,, Dec. 12-U P )-, The George Washington Carver Memorial Institute's 1041) gold award for betterment of race lelations has gone to |ackla Robin­ son, tho Brooklyn Dodgers' Htgrn star. Tho award, to ha presented at ceremonlei In tha near future waa announced last night by, Robert D. Hobday, ehalrtnan of ttia In­ stitute's award committee. STATE COLLEGE, MU*. Dec. 18—(/P)—Blondy Black, star hairbeck for Mississippi States 1041 team! caught hi* own puss fnr nn 18-yard k>»* against Alabama th a t. season. Holt Kart, Alabama , and, tackled Black Just as inn . ball was Uttawn. Urt plMkln *?tna1 almost straight up n tho �« - '*V * ! r m r <m v r n t t n m t W A t n R A N PO R t) PT.rtRtOA L' IK r o t i i l T ' o r THE r ’ j.IU lK , H K M IN O LE. B T A T B 'o r rU o n ib X '. v r ihi Estate of Wt8* A. tfeCottee, Kr4>nl " About 10 billion glass contaln' " f f of & a iU a cur e ire ai ♦apctjjnf uf Hif* p*tale i* nnii. dvifM.td lntr ..f .. h i ! rr» urc used in Hie united State* many n s n V,'"' »n I h l i s County, of the County Juriar of in one year, p a c k a ; ;i < l oi Ui‘i rrnluT. STY C ALL W »UM tn s> Notice Larue NHKIUMIH' prlo - in V 1IKLI. (.Xeculer of tho niutv of A. p,0otfc» urr*! *H»d IT MAY irlo .V .' u l ' t r CON. T in i in v r v J.V f, . “UMINOI.K COUNTY. i „ .r*: nlK.lnti, ’.A ,f>„f ' I’lUillATB l« h e r e b y R iv en Unit I." |Tffilrrlr V. IMU f i l e * I I I. flr.r.1 J o p i l i , . , „ * I » KUnn■Rim fl «» MU K*ecillqr Kxrt’lllor of the Itiiv r«tu’*i .aluto Dli-.... 1 Ni'ort #4 0 U h H | (.f i l v u r g i A. D eC ollea. '— ~i i ------------ __________________ M . b a t u — Jnnuur>. Legal Notice decea^d, TO A LL Iliat h«f filed hie petition for final l . « o l I* i : i i i t o k m a n i i M t o i i i i i n i o 1 C L A I M S HU u n Arharir*. *nd that he will apply M . J M is AO A IN ST SAMI UH TA TC i to fl i t l l o n o r a h l e Duuiflaa Ht#n* II I .mil ... e l l 111 vi.il nr., h r n l i y . . . . M f i ^ r ^ ^ i l ^ r w i u ' l f l i r ,V ." 'I T ''*. any' . ^ '" '^ iL iV ,!,''^ h k h . g r o in . C o u n t y J u d g e „7 B . m l n o l e Countr. r j o r l i l * . o n i h „ i l l , day „ f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . Klotlil.i, ul 111* ' o f f i c e lo t h e c o u r t h oli e r o f . . I I I C o u n t y ut S u n f o ri l , Klu rldn, with i.ulitli mIIiiii November lit e l a l i t c a l r n d . t r n i o n l l i . fr om tlo-! K ir *t l i m e o f t h e f l r . t iiuMlr.il Ion of i . i t i I h l * n o ti c e . Kacli c l n l m o r il.m um l ■hall ho In w r l l l t i s . anil 'lu ll M u te I h e jilui e o f rCHldrncc olid |iioil o f f i c e nddrnoi of l l ic claim nut. end i h n l l he s w o r n In hy ll.e JK W K I.K U S c laim an t, h i. a n r n t , o r III. a l E X P E R T W A T C II AND l o r n r y , a n d any «uch i t a l n i o r -Irninlul m a bo Mini »h.ill hr vohl JEW ELRY REPAIRING KHAN Iv KVANW .114 I ' A l t K A V t ’. Nl I*. S A. H ilm ln l.iralo r of i n , XV INTl’. l l I’A l t K . K M ' I O O X K e l a l e of o x i K t H i . K i.n m i'A J o n o l t u i n II E v a n * , lhompHon - Reeves tl eceaeed REEL’S PAINT & BODY SHOP LIABILITY INSURANCE To Meet New Florid* Finanrinl Responsibility Law POLICYHOLDERS SHARK IN TIIK PROFITS .CMeprU-CUMPANY, W u t a c e — P h o n e 6 1 H -R ★ carry 3 , 0 0 0 sopiirMto a r t i c l e * in c o n s u m e r a l i o s . RELIEF AT LAST ForYour COUGH Cftomiiliion rrlirifipriumult hcciuie ll in** lighi iu die it 11 nIt lit trouble fo help loo.rn mil cvpd p;cim lidrn pnlruoi end aid rumrr to touthe end heal tew, icmlrr, inlUnird htonthiel mticoul meml>r.inrt. Tell nun ilnimilit A U T O P A IN T IN U . ,011 * nl t'rcomiiMoa with the tindci.tendinu you mini lika tha n i l it quiikly Allays die touch nr von arc to hair lour im>nrv httV S65S9SUUISBE • ALL WORK liU A RA N TK ED a IMI U •Ir.alltt I'P lM I I A:.*m n**ii VIT* ' i :IMI ** 11 * ; .in M 'M I'tl" W -.rM Hi .«» A lln > \ l t | . I, ,S> \\ 1 m .’ it i'i \ M il N . iin x w l IN i v Hiill M'lritlithi \.i f i f \ H'nrlil iif \»inn T ill* l i t Mil \ \ .i u**** linn «'til. 1 till iSip'lldl i f<n 1 . . i t I tl I n i ' i I H i * ( In Mil I* „•! \ i ♦HI* ■ N \ •1 It T*nLt4 Miit Mil* iSi II’ Ihir* \Mil I Ml till , S*"I tt a » Mi l \I-IM. . |', , i It.in 111 |i. iL • Hit* Klii I liiu II.Mil Him UnrH'1 >inil II sJ'i I S IMI i; I I? .Ill » N ' t lx Is l.,a M.*rM I h .' i* T n l 1 I- .1 » I O' *1 .HI HP*'| f . i i IN * m m . I'ln l i i i. I ll.Hl L. |,i Hi III’ I'll, i x ,'Hdi |*n ; *Mi Hum i • i i'i •i, i iin SIMM 1 ' ' COURT ★ (II NICK'S PACKAGE STORE i A r m itv A U I IE D III’ k v*T. i mix r wiiH ANMOITICS ' "I *L I *HiIm II v i i lie ii N o li it "I rno.N i; tv 1 4 - 1 4 i ' t 11iff i S|’|v itf* N I I I . i n ’, < \ I > ’ CO. I port *i■* A4 ii iu1 1* *t tiiti»t r *«f Atr*in ■ 1 •• tlutt iitt HImI i 4t u lmi « • lllil ’ ’’ I tu itin |Imiii>i * l’■ l •’ 11 mmi, * until x 1‘ imiiii v. 1*1’*•i4 • Ilf .1cl IlM.i r i I him- dint fn' i 11HmI* I i Itl •»I \ , IHu * ‘ l • I-H AM* \\ A«l MI mi ■ ’ la y\ l.l lft . a •’ i l l * i 1I "*•>►»*<** •PI- * ! ■ • ’ Mi I ( ‘o ,I t ’ ll , • >t ,i in \i inn Ml Ml •ill L u i i I, S c i h i t i •IV* 1M# K .M K N mm llB e s*Mt M aeeepted aver the r lWItael ea meat* oran <l»m ebarne It year aaptf tajHalat la the Mlrehear beak. Itr'rrfura tar Ihl* acmmmvna* Ilep the niff rll.tr la r.errled lo pay prawptly. la order tar « Id render the heal poeelble arvlcr, ell Wnnt 4de ainal hr la »ar otflea ea ibe day before pablleailoa. Blade* aetlfr '«■ Immedldleyr II ha erroe ecru re la ynar »Ve ranaal hr tr.eoeelble, toe mure than eae invuraeel later* t THE SANFORD HERALD l— PO H KEN T — 1 WKLAKA AI’ATMKNTH. Roairai and EltoreH. 11(1 W. First Htrctl. W Phone 1481. ________________ Fiirnluheil apt. Oil Park Ava.__ New modern four room funilahed house. 2505 Palmetto Ay*. 445. per month. Phone. M l-M or fiaa-R,_________ 4 ' ■* ■ Modern !t room fttrnliKVd XBart* menl. Adult, only. gHOA'-Mellonvllle. t___________ FOR RENT — Nicely furnished 2 bedroom apartment, close In. Phone 1090. •Be room with private femlly. (ientlfinnn preferred. Phone 1I3ILM after ela P.M_________ Now three room cottage In grove on lake, Completely furnlehed and all convehlencea, Phont 102(1*Wl. Small unfurnished apartment. 601 1/2 Celery Avenue. Phone ‘ **80«W. m ANTED TO "ANTED TO R E N T -3 bedroom hou»« of equivalent. E, D. Kir* m e lS e lk a in r s h— K m I K ata atm *' For Sol* — B Deerable llultdlng Idlng Lots — .City — Suburban: Alio Beautiful River Krun tag* 811m . Sea John W. D. Moore Small Farm on Paved Highway — tractive. Modern Home — Hood Wound, Artlalan Walla, Irrigated. Some Term*. Q Be* John W. D. Moor* for route ‘J room hotisti with trailh, nice i|uict 14-ft, Plywual Hunt, hull ivt-ll* M'u wllh_nir w o , k . k l h lu 1 2 0 in a d a y . N<> locallnn timr Air linin'. Ill'll* urea .aiichur, 7 ‘-j ii.p, Mi-itiuv expet inn,e or capital require,I. annaldo, l.nnslicru' It. 1! Itox out hull rd inutur, hut h ptiutu ally Ymieuntixe l.umin.ill S icd y . W rite lud ay, M r, I I I , nindarvlilr. new. |2(H).iio, Ph. t:iH0-lt. Slimp. 120 KmI Clink tllieet, wherever * on would - nUllE For Stilt': 214 Klm^ IIA((GAIN — Mieder Grim,I u|< Kieepim 1, III, use iiny lint pniiit* RjX ROOM hnUSO with threat lai'il* right piano and hiTitch. Milluw ttilira. Used very little. Kx,el 1 Wutited Swtl.h hoard operator, It cox era nny su rface routns, uoud lumlitinn. Lucnlnl lent rontlithm. Mr*. C>. I'. II, m | nm.-e prefem d I'urtumel | • thormothty in nnu coat on two loin ticnr Kcndnolv I licit dun ,IMtm SiiMiutil Ave. interview iirm aniy. Mnvfrtlr School. Fruit Traii'ii. I'liow — even xvnllpuper. IIIII, — ChrlstmiiB (ilft ('nitiiiK ........... ----We hnvo u l.onilnnlt nlile mien. Wight-Willium .V •I-* W O P lx W A N T lil» — H color churl for you— Co, (Not. me.) 200 N. I.uiucl, o— A rticle* f u r Sulu — .* imd n eonipleio stock Phone 1014. ALL TYPES of hultijoser work, of all colors. resBonahlr lain*, l-'iee csUinut- , Amaalng Johnston'* "NO-HOACH" I'AUKEK - EVEHSiiARP cs. David K. Carncuter, Phani Pen A Pencil M ela aantltary coating kills Ruacluw 1303.M Ants, Water Buru for months. DONHON, EVANS ASH LIGHTERS ru A cfoH \\ inn Pint *l.flD. Half pint 80c. Rou•And (Cigarette Cu»i:a front $-1.00 Free cstll ales nr. plowing and mlllat A Anderson.____ ' J HANr'OIIII JH1VEI.ltY A discinu farm or garden plota. 211 HANKOHD AVK. T-Shirt* *Whlto A Co lorn f.4H LUGGAGE CO. Atm rlenrlOff and grading lailtd* Prcrtilitm paint* 42.25 gal. :i«H Sim ford Ave. I’h. I :i 1H llll! Insis. I’hnnn K17-J. Jack New A lined work tdioex, TiitpnuGOOD AND HAD 1Iiibb«,|I tins Ilnim'iiHtM, Kuldier IIquIh, I Kliqhlly m*ed dte-u-er, Army cot*. $2o.iir> Write F. II. Friml. llox (III Piiolu; oval plate uIiibb intrrm ARMY-NAVY HURPLI S t U-i-d Dri-'srr * 1-1.05 Cat p ,in ,i tug, tliiiMIng, hloek 1l«_N. P*1metjii Ph. 1331 I S111:1111y II led eoltoil laying. Papet llatiglng, paint Mo t o r o l a it a Dior »tr. 75 »i> MnMiex^ f 12.05 I ing. il'-ok iTiiainnterd, fair deal Portablu A Table Model ] mg, "iialde pHi-r* l Klietoli lined l « o |,< HANFORD JEW ELRY AND K-0 i It, ,| Suite tl!l,!)ll flxpei,, in nl I'lmmliei 111liltI, tvhiie. LUGtiAliK CD. S|„" tul fi-pe. tinfu ri'lial'l, Mts. Gonlnn II,t i " .... . 300 S*nford Ave. _I’lmnc II |B Ir.l I,llf J70.50 Hus I'uoIh » 3.05 We bolit lose when you don't Nf» lalile Lamp. >12.05 IneU bring your prescrlptlow ftg Metal Utility ll-llv•ho,n| Hi*m,I1)»hiiI. and legs 12— Spcr4nl S e rv lc fn — 12 L*ney's. Phone 103. Err,- with purchase „f Hnx ENJOY Sunday dinner *t l.nney’s Kptttig* and Matties* at tegular NEW l-'LooRH Murfared to per 7So also weak day*. Lunchc* A I'rltr. fectloil. Old, floors made litre short order*. new Fintidiliig, i lpanlng A win MATHER OF KANFORD log, Portable power plant, 22 f’k-JST HOT LUNCHES served every 20.1 UU E. jut St. year-, qxprrlrnre Irt SnrnMtohday 11:30 to 2—with Horae North Fluridit Stunrt >,oft hIm-II Cnutiiv, tl. M tlleaMin, Luke I ii ' i i i i u , finest quality, 10 Ihs. Made rolls and corn Muffins. Mnrv Li Mi. IV. K. Klrehnff. Jr., Him Homer's Drill, 324 East 1st. w mill st. Street.__ VENETIAN M-INUS iiiai|„ (o or oer. SetnitiolB Vi tiellan 111, el TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. Jt MAS GIFTS FOR HIM A HER Co. H20 W. 3rd. fit. Plmne Hunt’* _Tuaedn_ Fetd Store. CROWN LUGGAGE 1162 W In Matched Kclx MARION Market Cabbage plants. Yellows resistance. Leo Butner, VANITY CAHE8 JBWKL BOXES GALL M7 for HaOery. Gen*t*l>o J1RIEF CASES CLUB HAGS and fllitr.er s»fv|r*. Kwain'254-J. CAMEO W A LLETS-43.noup llallety (b>rvl,'», 301 W. Flu>l DIAMOND ill NOB"HANFORD JEW ELRY A St IHRTH8TONE LUGGAGE Ml. SIGNET AND LODGE RINGS TOO Kanfoid Avr.__ Phone 1348 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel Or , SANFORD JEW ELRY A leruln Evening Star. Call Ralph 21 Irwel llllnolu It. R. Watch, LUGGAGE. CO.. Ray. II05-J.__________ I'liolie 5.10-W after 4:00 P.M. 3Qd.flgwtod.Ava, _ Phone 1348 LAWNMOWERM aharpeneil, hlr-yfiBHELMXiTS Red Ruse' Feed AAA A Ri'da, Rneka, Wyandotte* clca repaired, |tak A key work $f,.0U iter !(H), Ifrnvy Auanrted Tmirhtnn A Wnlaon, 1201 Celery No wnlllng-work giuiranteril. $41,0. Straight halili. GARDEN Ave. Phone 11R5-J. H. W. Shuinan, 31(1 Eual III, HI. STATE CHICKS, H„x 33t, Sunfoid, Fin. (FOimerly will, 8ta tha E A S Y RPINDRIER gnuth Vineland, N. J . _ _ _ _ _ William* Fix It Shop) WASHER nuw on display. Fruit fur Hale, 41.00 a Bushel. Tarma. RAMEY'S Upholstery Shop. Fur J. Fortier, Weat Gctiuya Avenue. BT. JOHNH ELECTRIC CO. niture and automobile*. Reaaim rat Bt. fl Magnolia___ Ph. l i l t . CITRUS Fruit .hipped for ChrleU shin prices. Free pickup A deED Shrimp Dinner, Served max. Mr*,M ,R. Sarkett, 80ILJ. Hyr ry, _Uux 1441, Hniifunl. Die Beat Shrimp un Earth” Vstdojileh Refrigeration Hervle,X-MAS GIFT IIKADUUAKTERS •very night at Homer’a Grill, anil Appliniiroa. Cull 102-11 nr FOR IIULOVA - GRUKN - ELGIN i«4 Beat tat. Street. 1240.____ _____________ L0NGINES - WITTNAUER ‘X lfS 'W lT H FATHER Watches from 124.06 LOCAL and Lung Distance M„x Will, be eaaier with Sweet Tree All Nat. Atlvertised Ing, Storage and Crating. WightRipened Oranges A Grapefruit. MEDANA WATCHES from 412.05 Wllliaina * Co. (not- Inc.) 2(10 Onttyre Juice, 4LOO per gal. To). SANFORD JEW ELRY A No, tl. Laurel, Phono Dil l. Pjrk. LUGGAGE CO. F K IG ID A IR E * IF ITS A Briggs A Stratton En­ 300 Kitnford Ave. Ph. 1848 Sales and Her sire gine Or Parte you Noed So# 2 Faclnry trained q(iallfl"d Her A. I). ROSIER ( P - A l t i t C L E fT r r A N T h l F ^ vlrn Men. French and Commercial IIILL HARDWARE CO. your registered Briggs sad .101 E. First Phone 33 8 til t ton Dai Ur Hlghe.t rash price paid far used furniture Ted Davie Furniture NfcdliLACB. HRACttLEftTAND 14— I.OHl A FOUND — M Co. 311 E. le t Ph 08S. EARRING SETS, Stanley-Rogers •Hardware Co. L°^ET^ ^ 0?,8fcl- Several f and S Bedroom Homes— PhylHe. Ven Dell A Centner Ckm# In and out of City — DELTAH*MARVELLAPrjetd to Sell. Bee John W. D. Moore Why HUNT (ho Bargainer We'll SHOW you the Beet Buys. JOHN W. D. MOORE, Realtor » 4 E. P in t 8 t , m bungalow, Juat reon tVi mils. . S i A ; ■ated ’*? .MO*. Canaries for Christmas — priced reasonable. Ph. 805-J, IDENTIFICATION°BR A C EL^r R FOR 8ALE— SANFORD JBW BLRY A Small black and white gentle-male LUGGAGE CO. horse. Four year* nidi saddle 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. 1848 and bridle. 4136.00. Ph. 8M*M. PlttSflU R U Paint* every BABY~CIH c R* SPECIAL. Decem­ ber only. Pottoum Te»( Floek«, Rpck» ' Redg, Wyi dattea Rock-Red Oresaec 44. 00, Nott taxed. F.O.B., CAD . DeHvery GuaraiHeM. l*« " fiS SJ " Ave. et Uw OoU FTUII m .f t' . v 7— Petg.|,lxr— toch-HtBHHI y. ■LVSl.j'-. ■. ■ -* v ii: m . . .4 K . : I H > f a . ■wnw r - j LOST — Lnillaa wrist wntrh in downtown district Nov. 30lb 425. reward. Mri, A. G. Thomas, 101 E. 7th Ht. Cull 224.___ Registered Huston Terrier Pim­ ples; f 50.00, City Service Sta­ tion. North of Hanford, I 4 B 5 J - 1 . ________ LtiHT — Rending Glnsn en Pal­ metto Avenue Friday evening Finder please return to Magnolia Ave, toward. 15- mi iMI »ll AUTO! ES —15 ~:---------—kedan— IMS. fpur deer. radio, heater, fan. #m* eondl tion. Bargain, tot 'or quick lale Phone 1420-W1. t i; mi il» Ida 10*1 •ifI dq LiticK S i't l:iit Sturt liuitiliiiii ymir pic* hires 1(1 inimitux u flcr yutir rnoin ix pitiuieil w ith l.iiin iim ll. T h u xxtills xx ill he dry in (hut tim e*—niul the ro o m xx ill he odorless. PHONE 148 U Itt I V sGSS-"" ' II l*,-| :l ! tin Ml I S Luminall T*» fnllnnlaa rnt.e ■■*!? «• ill Waal 4 il* anblUhed In The Mnfnrd llernMi I lime I k »er Hat Ineerllnn a flmee Ik *#r line insertion a lloivs He per lint laaetllaa i i Ilmen la per He* Insertion Oe per line lee Yaarly Caaitart rive sterna la Ibe line. Datable rate tar hlarH face capo. , S J 'I J J . H I I ' . 4 0 m in u tes a f t e r It i$ p a in t e d w ith ~ For R cmuIIb iv rr» ’ ml* f. t hi** IMS If a^f* IHb• i|0 lit l*’ a use. ■** t* m n»rf I HERALD Want Ads I 'M I l'r *»»■f i |«i s f MtlilH All v|. A I !) 1 I HILL HARDWARE CO. 410 Sanford Avinw x 1 » I.*» \N M* * » I" i.m v YELLOW” I.* "’, U niukV ' •*■1i , T l * A lei. ••ITIIN N'i*H< M r i.i ioi<^ iin* I \*l V In if I hr II *tii" A m n m i? 11 |I cin fk AW m iM x iN *.; t h a i n k d SI K V K -3 ’ BLACK"llORSE ALE • SALES and SERVICE a it Iv lily '* .h o i i i : h i: m o ■ M \t i : <M* I'*i * ** I iia t i: FII6IMIRE -GIN IN’* <1 L c r h I I I • IMI I 'll *» Id 'V| H n IMil I Nil’ll ,*I Mj drill IH’ L 11U*ii Sinus nit* In frill in »■•*«>»! Ilar.ltn I'ldi •*i:. i1»1«*;m i:» Of ♦Im"f r.i |ti |till 4 uii \'««i i n \ Hull S . .HI M i l l till* l i d '" ! i* mt Nli* l»f IM i l l ' ■ |.1 II * IMU* * ...... M mii UiiKi *i N ' h il'i |,M|"iuii M• |H .1.1 At Hu lit. * i Mil N. H. M »;» Him* * *• f J H I M I f It »’ « . . ;.ii v v w 7 .ill Nlh-1<’H Iit tciL i i I Jill Nr wh Wf»al PT’ti .1aminii »*«■ ; mi T h r 1 * ' • ! • " U * * l u l * t r*:* Ni’Wh U n im lH i VI M 1 4 .1** Mnrtilnic Mix it..i>m rive ’a k i; ------------------------------- - Mi»m»*iit-* II .Id .VI II ll ill r. .in i. 3115 W, Sri mid sirert ★ RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. i c . M . Hoyd— P h o n e 2 5 1 - H ★ 7 .in n r r . i i nt lot W H ISK EY - WINE RUM t m arketa AND BO DY W O R K I’llONK £/(U i£*leL, U fotfcU b ^ 1 • EXPERT fo od i —J J L 1- 1 1 ■■ - II. *W i A U T O ! Lonliuc SI :t Iion Vi \\ a n 'o n f I. - til.- (i,-t The .VllliUOK I’i, Kit The Kimn- M.M S ILticlx L o i t T l m a s I c r Plate Glass MIRROI.’S | -ut I \ I -titiKM I tic • r-iih .1 Y e a i s For Every PURPOSE SANFORD FAINT & GLASS CO Sttnfnrd’K l.vuliitg Pulnl K (.btH- Sioic Free Delivery •ri•* ■till i-tltl i 895-M M (iemiine PITTSBURGH U 7 S. I’lirk t It. I’lunte Hi.: H im NM ito \'U oJ ....I . i i u i i . - s NH UOLSON HIIICIx CO. t’linn,. in.11 Minford, Fla. f»T -If II �I li i. iti ll 7 1 7 * m llu s J o b Mo. ISOS. :ml, ' l o a d No. AI A, Voliialu Comi l r . b e t w e e n K i n k i e r 1‘o o n l r b i n s and Ormond W o r k "> ctmalal of Notice t o to n -rib applylna a D il m u t n u u s M ln s rsl o m e n o r t h m it a t Ural C o a l T h a I n , s i b I* a pproald k p in t n k it m ately lo 107 m ile * A u rtlfisJ c h e c k In t h e am oun t ol I S M " ' " ) w ll' be re ii n lrrit. Fo r each pro p o aal a re r l l r l e d ilie i'K In the ainooni etaled alo .ie, Hindi, p n y a lile to l b . I'tiiilin o io ot ilie H tale Itond lie p n rim e n i, w ith ’ * **"(■ ■ ■ *r i o n , g| f | ^ I h a n e c e a n a ry H in t * . Docu m entIh * r u b day of D e c im lie r . n ry Htitmpa a lliu 'lie il. mil*' »■ ***• / o r th e ....... o f h , i . <iiiri|iHiiy eni'li bid A ll rerllrled o llo w ln g w o r k i l bei’ka ahull ba i r l l l l l i il w Utlill Htale I'rolnci, Job Jfo. tina.Mil, itnya o f Die it a I* for le re lv ln e toad No 5(1, l-uke C o u n ty , h e . bine. Cn a hli'i a' i Jie.'ka w ill not No au lg* Clermont be iiiT e iile d Tin* rlieekn of III* md Hoad No. 13, I V a f k In i'on- tw o low eat III.tit I I I . will be dala i Of II hi lim it nous H i ir l s c t tla- pf tailed r ta tm a n f. T i n lu n e tb ,ifk a p p ro a lAll will k tu be done in acrurdnalaly 11.171 ml Ira. J j k ' N t / j n r i i ) . a m e w i t h t h e I'lana, n p a . l l h i i C l, Itoad No. A]A, llr a v a i i l C o n n - Ilo na iiiul H pe cU l |'i orl alon * of f. belli a..ii Melbourne JJe a ch and Ilia Hta le llo nd I j. ii s i tnisrit H|>** polril ■ iip ro a lin a le ly ko.TM m il** . lal at I e lillo ll la i MIlr.l lo Hpe. I l l o jih e a t i. \\ o rk lu c o n e la i of I ’tov|a|,Ilia will. It will b* fiirolalifb 'fn a a liiliim lu o u a . M ln s r s l •■I w i t h eaidi iifonnaal, *■1 ‘ "*■ The length |e a p p ro a l I 'l o ii o a a l a w ill be futnlaha.! lo la te ly ( 7 1 * inllee Jo b N o .7 7 l l 7 iVuallrieil ITonlrai loi a iiimn H»* IM. (toed Nil. * l f . Hi intrude C ,„ H ,. p h i n i l o n to ll ija u ffh 'a t ' i l l I'l l ). y , betw een u v le d o e n d O ra n g n h i m oil i i F « n i i : ai i i f i n • c u n ly l.ln e. l \ o r k 10 co n ajat of I'OHAI. I 'l a n a m a y ba |iun liaaad pplylna a till u in ln o u a . S l l n . r s l f t nm till* o f f i c e fo r Hie auio of t e l i oat. T h e le n g th f a a p p ro a l* I t f o r «ai'h eat 'N o pinpoaala will be Iss ue d unleee tn i n a e i a fm t h e m a r e r e c e iv e d by th is o ff ic e Legal Notice a t le a d I I h u u fa p rio r In lb * Mini- fur n in .n ln g bid*. d ll blits III lint allo w to ta ls for •a c li ll*m and lo la l am ount of bid In s s r lt d un m e c o v e r ut the p ro ­ posal T h e rig h t la re se rv e d lo r * J * c i m i) o r a ll blda. HTATB HOAD D K t 'A H T - uisNT o r riAmiDA A llred A. M cK .th sn , C h a ir m a n Ham I*. Turnbull. M ate llle b w u y K u e ln r a r Atlunltc Coast Line Kuilroad 1 Annmmree Change In Schedule E f f e c tiv e D ec. Ill, 1049 Southbound Local No, 8» Arrive 8:16 P. M. Leave :t:»s P. M. L. T. Sheppard Ticket Agent Former V icto r To Sanford Died Sunday Thome* Irl McKamey of |ohn* ion City, Tenn., former winter leshlent in Sanford, died early Sunday morning in the Oel.end hospital, following a heart at­ tack. He had been in III haellh fur aome time. Mr. McKamey la aurvlvet) by the widow anil two anna, Howard A. nml Tliomae C. of Johnson City, but more recently of Oel.andj one daughter, Mrs, Jack Hamlett end a grandson. Jackie Hamlett; eliu two hrothera, one (liter and' hi* mother of Tenntieee. Funeral arrangemente are in­ complete, but the body will be tent to Johnson City for burial. Co-ed Killed lo c a l Hoover Economy Security Official I’hune 63 “ **■ "-* a ip « « fa f d e m o n s t r a t io n >s\ |u » t f o r y a u l Sperkmen seld. co fu . Her death occurred when they returned afterward to the three* story frame dwellinK lor men students. Coroner Callahan (aid Bvdnaiek firet told authoritlee "1 mint have killed her" hut Inter explained hin mind wan "a blank" at the time ehe mot death. Bednaeek told a newnman hli mind wnn hesy lint ho believed they were “prnctlrlng Mime Judo ho bln." Moth Iletlnenak and Miss J a c k * ■on were stibium majoring In piy* cholngy at the Uulvuraily of Iowa. She was from Stirling ton, la., and he la from Cedar Itapid*, la. Each U an only child. The plil'e broken-hearted par­ ents were in seclusion ut tneir home today end the mother asi under a physician's care. Her fattier, a member of the Stata Parola Hoard, Issued a statement lu which he said sh« we* "brutally murdered." lie attrlbutid her death to "jealousy." "Margaret was un innocent, trusting popular girl," her fullier said, “Shu was riot aristocratic In liar bleas-she was very da* mocratlc x-x a "People going to college have to fit themselves lu go out lido tha world and you can't shield them too much. They liav* to ■land on their own feel. Tills Is merely a case where an innocent girl put ton much trust in tier companion. “I know there was no w ro n g doing mi the pert <>f my ilaughler--end the authorities have veri­ fied this. My di-ugliler *»» not in love with lltdnanl. She was with another twy fur her sorority dance the night before. "W e have built our whole life eroiind our only child, 1 RAnt I n Y o u r O l d S t ov i O n A B e auti f ul Ne w G as R ange ^ V3U id c M lO N o tN ii «ii.M W « H h fH . . . r I lin e s . win apprerlitte . dum p t lr lt n rto th rn more? Come In Tomorrow! rjAsstrsn ’I t '>l»t. U H i f u f t i Jeweler . nutiimutfirully! J uhI i htnk wliut It down thru the yrarx. No r»Hs . . . nn bother . . . nit Mtiiitliiy morning hliim with it TIIOK. And wonder of wonder*! It will nnivert Into the allckeat ■ml ninel efficient dlNhwitsher you ever hnw In I 'i irtluulfH fur ntily Itill.Ml! Can ymi think of u fiom yean af esperlense we highly iscemaiend langlnesWlftnousr watches foi thelf swpell*H woikmufuhlp. Piked fiom 13475 to 52500, In every wanted SANFORD FURN ITURE COMPANY Where CuHtomern Send theirFriendH —- Home Controlled I M f M ' I W f I" 1 1 » Ike matt pewarful Para Trltck. tr^lne .ever built. Louded with unusual feature* each at dual cow canfr/c <orbufa|pra,velvea faced with hard c o b a lt ih r t M lU jilM c Ig n llle n . Avattabla In only. truck In 3 big waya. Phil, In imaethnsaa gained by eyerlapping power Impulses. Seconds Ik imeke manifold efficiency resultpt^Ffrem shorter ‘'leads." Third, In the litertrtass and rigidity af tba engine block. 6 ^ . M E AT D EPT. B risket S T E W .. . W 0ners ...1 lb. Cello I t a >**urtvi| Hiked IiinnI i \ . * COLD CUTS .. .i..lb . Merenti't Ann llreml- Xft^ SLICED BACON lb. 4 9 ^ Steak CUTLETS lb. 7 9 ^ in, RibCHOPS lb. lider'cH O PS VMWHTRRN1 p o h k lb. l o in Chops Center Cuts lb. Chapa End Cuts Freeh floatoa Bull PO RK R O A ST . Western lb. 4 9 ^ PO R K L IV E R .. lorida CELERY Stalk IARROTS Lg. Bunch Georgia YAMS 5 Ibt. ‘ SON Uli T e o n t U ; (free I* WBIBLEVR e*e*eeeteseieeWa< Bfi 1 it m 1f •ji'ti > ii " i * • '(A V-A/rri 1 f r t ip k I M ' i i i ■■ ■ t t l • # # » • n e d e n t ’j j a a k r y da sign and oes-ievlng high <am|treailaii avallabla In ne ether frtok aelaa leader. laedeivMft* Ignition far am kavlrifla. 4-rlftf .• alwndiiiM .Uw y p |*tai» '^ — •— * �r1 mm . ®lf* Wanted Ibratfi ’T<1X XT I •nC H K * F ''. ; : i la Cait; 1W * • *>ty^i 4 ilM World) ra tN t E r a * ate Ta P n a m S H t t America, far S a a fo rl | S t Pete Is O nU lw ed , By High Court 10 .P e r c e n t Amuse­ ment Tax la Said To Be Confiscatory By Supreme Court TALLAHASSEE, Dai. 13— </P> — The Florida Supiama Cduti toj^fay declared unconstitutional a 10 ftrcaai amuMmant U s Uviad by ' (k* city ot St. Pttm bur*. ’ la a unanimous decision, ihe court u id the tas w*i ‘Wholly «• ^Itary. unruM iitbla and confitatoiy" and tha city wa» without power to lavy it. The las W#» levied •••inn amusamtnl oparaton, and bot tha genctal public. » Tba court raid icvaral special - laWf war* patted during the 1949 ItgiaUiiv* session authorizing cil­ ia* to levy «uch eacUa taker, but ill war# vatoed by tha governor Tha 8 per cant saU* U s. levied by the State during tbg (September spatial •asiioii eliti efpUss to iJnilMRwnta, the court laid, and muSteipallties were dented the right to levy a similar taxi . The Supremo Court’a deciilon Qupholda a ruling for tho IJInellas county circuit court. St. Petersburg theater operatora contended thalr occupational licen­ ses taxes ware Incrteaed 200 per C*ni and tho additional licenses tax** were increased 200 percent d'the additional 10 Mfenpt levy gross receipt* wduld edit them 4,000—an Incraaio of ,12.000 par cfni - -, ni In lit taxation. tesatton" Justice Glenn Terrell, wilting the’ unanimous opinion, said a tax turrets* of 18,000 parcant id “fatal fur Unreasonableness. No business iCm\ MP#* I ■ .■ » m .?" No Change* Are inned In Loca . •* •l* Grocery Stores V• •iaAWMRUfc1! in south garaant of the Sonfdrd Mirgar Ann' Store a« far a* Wd Hava beon . informed," Uarutgor Joo Saunders said this morning. “W# have been advised to con- ttnue operation* aa, lit thdl P*»L" he declared," and ouf policy wli ba to maintain prlcal a* low and volume of aaiet aa high aa pos­ sib le ." c Raundera atatad that he had been udvtaad that tha stores wm be operated by a new aub n corporation known aa Mar' tidiary nn Btoraa, Inc, ' The Winn and LqvOtt, organise tloa has announced subaldlay haa acquit* of-(he Margaret from tha „ _ .» *rst Ann SupOl--------fh* ptlca Involved wa* around • lM fO .000. • -'Is. tl Officers of the ngw corporation «f«» A. D. navia. ptialdanlt R. C Rajtlay. vic*-pr*ild*nt| J . G . Han ton,. vlr*-pr*aid*ntt , Jamas DaVis, vira-prestdenti president) G. W. Cavaatary; Odell* Morgan, nattgh, secret* r. 1F. Arnelj, assistant ttaasurar; T. nd tre n u, .m secretary and tr#— .., It wa» announcad. that panaiona and rihir employ** benefit plans trill fa continued fgg aninloyaaa of _ the Margaret Ann ttnraa.. No • change* will be mad* in tha )•**Inr. - merchandising and other onaratlonal polieiia of tha orgahlaml JJj T'»d*e Offer* Five Dollar Sermon oratoi>ry n ic k drt If -*V th , ;.r r A bl* Missouri Court To Hear Racial Suits JEFFER SO N CITY, Mo., Dec. 13 - - (4*1 — The Missouri Su­ preme Court ruled yesterday that trial court could hear dam­ age act tone growing nut of breach of contracts with clause* prnhlhltlng leafing or telling teal estate to members of a particular race. I.aat year the United States1 Snpitux Court held that real estate agreements not to tall or lease propeity to persona of a pellicular race are not en­ forceable In court*. The Mlisouri court held yeaterday that the federal deciilon did not go Into another angle— whether ona party to tha orig­ inal reitrictiun could ha sued for breach of contract. | 1 _ , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA^ TUESDAY DEC. 13. 1919 TIIK WKATHKR P‘ fU) .Jnurt) snd continued jii.i.i \VrJn*«d»j except c^iiKiKig .L iiJy •.ith occasional •wii. i.i ii.r rUiahaMCt area Wad- J Associated Press Leased Wire British “Docs” Over Dozen State* Join Scramble Bullitt Once For Proposed Air Force Academy LambastEwing Called Alger On Medicine Hiss Commie By CHARLES C. HASLET AP Special WasAUiton Service WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. (#*) — A tnamhle u umlrr wav fm tlir piupoiril Au Finer academy which ihr An I un r Impn Cungrru will autliorirr at it* neat iniion. Mrmlirn «if ('••ngms, rhamben <>i cummrur ami uuhviihial nit /rni (tom mmr than a iluicn slates air tanipaigliing to wm the C o n t r ib u t io n s f*' i n in A m e r ic a n D o c t o r s T o F ig h t B r i t i s h iciilemy foi ipecttlc «ite*. The Air Force has set up a site 1, laid, loht a I eportCr the S o c ia lis m H it $l.*irt hoard lo recommend a tile. Alt t- >i.-e nt« no preconceived idea LONDON, Dac. 13-V IV -A Airliner Crashes At Capital Airport With 19 Survivors Forint* i Ainh.isrwitlor T o NrMhrt I.mils Is I 'L it r * l t hi S t a 11 ■I As Picture Heiress I0';1;. Is Shot lii I'iiigcr h n i i d i ' I*' i v r* i N e a r •'“ e B M in ,! I' t e l d DitiingAiiloFliasc WASHINGTON Pc*- l i— i/P)—• In I ' r* i i it r *, T t i.t l •» to Ihr Mle. NEW HIKE Ih^ it t,p) A Th« L'hiet ut Army Fiigincei* has been atl.ej hy the hoard to tin lot i luprnoi ot A l e r t t Iim m make preliminary »uiv»y» of th* the b l s t c O c p •«i i i i c i i I t c r t i l i c d In luggetted eite*. .Is v a ioin ici i S tinh tivsdn i m All )iiu|)„ral* tin tiles must he III the liuaid’i hand, hy Pec 31. 194/ bed i r l m r j In Him i - t H e ld 111M t )f i*,r*I v .l fn n- recumiiiendstiun will he F u i n m i m i i t . gvaililde lo lllr ur\t •rtsloll ot I he oiiiie*- n »• l>i S t a n l r y K lio n A lti*i t , t | ,i h i r Coligletr. llo iu tie , k loin iri i i n h i s >s d n i lo , lllr huai.l -anl il hellrir* that lllr Nrihril in.l, t i l l ,,I n a dr I >AI?Ir.N k Miii I M t l 'i alioui li.lMltl acir- mil lie nrcer i* , i ( * * , | I *kl If I* l i r ul I i I it I I in riU ■ary toi fo.illlir. to Main 2,Mid wuiic, i„ it.r .rxunl Iln* cailrl* iilld ri n I III ,1 I .iildltioli- pn|Ui\ mil l " ‘l * ............ • of Vhe .1 ll'« ,n ,.f« rn*. r , a ■ aut I IlSN Hht f ' i n rtl .IS l«» l l V I ' H I .V3 I ) ) 111 M 1 \ ’ J Itil | ' S I (ill ill ir« l HIlf It lllr IliHtr Mill poll "I J ^du«lr fsMlit N \ 1 The tchuul would prepare offi­ ce! * for the All Force a* th* West I'm ill and Aiintpolia academies do for the Army and Navy. The Air Force plain to Invaitlate all silet suggested in bills gate before Congreet. w well a* other site* proposed by chainheri of c.inimercv and others in letters to the fleeteiaij of Air and the Secletaly of llefelite .lust In,-., many proposal* tha •tvielm le . Iiivc received wa* nut I,,. lo-A, in. trie* ot i.ieui r«l. Arthur group of British doctors lanihailcd U. S. Federal Sacurity AdimnmraA i 1111 .*I an Luc i a rude red off a lor Oscar R. Ewing today tor his it.In , >ili i, tilth* tillx fogbound vittft on Britain's Natiuna! liralih ................I Vuf n l i - i night a n d Service. ■i a-tu I in tl., inn l tl,,- K.tmnac The “ Fellosvship For Freedom Ift'ti m .i,i, I,,in ..t tl„- . ' I perIn Medicine, target of lemsiki hy *,n * "H I i p ) * lJt.il sir till Fwmg line last week, relniiril il.it |* i i| j ................................... •*»» «$m*iingl)r "the public itruuld rcahic iliai Mr |. .u| , t t 4 | Oscar hiving is Mr. Annum He . tr u t .i , . ,l„ I. . . . . . 0 ,1 „ IfoIf. ll o.licao, Hccreiary van's (ipimsite n^mim in iln- L mi r I HIV V I• I*. ,I, ti/* I . vir.l n^is-* rd Slates." Derail it Hiifoh hraltli J , >11111 *■** lIi i i jI,l i ItHil I . * l'3 ministrr. D i a l .i I I j i i a s K i ' f i tu |li< N liilr . b i i M l i l n ♦*! .......... .. o i r - i ( i n 'cv t.* . . . >#*npi iiitirlit. *, Mi. til-. tIn.li plans I )f p i l l l H f III u r III ot Dil, I ........... I k I dm i . . , ,s Hie grou|f objedstl in imng , . . . . . . , i i . , . , ' I »"iii| l hi .(Him tut.. In c i 41116 l l o i l l o f t V If *111if *1 lilt 11 if ml. * Slip., h.o l l.f fit I t t r s l r . l f t r l f m h (|j , | |f , , , . j ( lagged "a small giuup of diehaids" by Ewing, relorling lhal un ihr conW illiam l Ihdilh l o r m r i a n i lt a . i , „ U v a i t n vhr h.,.1 I., ................... . 11„ ,|r .„| „ rlr \ |,, \ V.lli« m traiy it numbats 3.IMH) members, ,a d ti . to .......... ... .Mil R i o t l a . - p t i l r |,v a p „ | „ r l .. t]|, i l . , r . l ........... .1 i itrii^i, i It | riim i l uuit. ill l l m i i , . ( . i U H « . i i i t . l l i u t l r m | f l h | l M ( 1 , |i(, I,................................. ! | | ...... H , „ x \ N r . . llr l a c i e r . most of whom art in Dulam's ago. I In. »v j i tin ifttmtl tuiuri . i * i. J Health Seivice now and air In mg .aluui lltiinhril ii.nl willi ............. . . . m \.l.... i..,. \ ., pilot Ih r City Commission last night to makt it work. Ewing last weak sent the Bri­ IdiK lint; W o t III P f»;irc P la n Is K s t i m a t e i l ' To wind, Ih.c uanu idmr op 1 ’M."‘ j ‘" ,, k" ;V r .'ml t.ipilt'f \\ I | i..,. h and reviewed • nine page report iuptish Health program wa* » siteYl% «t*|«Uv. lUlil I l$»t kslll Bffll ♦MimiHttfrl I.I llii Hill j | | | *>l I .1 I vI ? I s C u lled G o n l O f plied by the Reconstruction Finance eesa, amt charged that certain ill llif el* i Iv DMB's ItnljiH liiid lulii |i|n«ik S iinl.n Kim l-n tdnrt t nlnui . ' 1 " f *** hi Cniporatinn containing the trims groups In organlrad American him H u s w a s . ’ I cl low t i n i d . - , " : ( | | r | | )rMlt, | U-.l mt , ...*»s ......... ..I W ttrltl G o v fin m p n t ol u title's lllklti'lkl in ill i1Ii I 1 IlllVVVYCl , | III' kUllll'X* Mu* I sa il 1 |t;in- Mini I'urter o| the $300,000 RFC loan and medicine, opponents of a 11 H. health M'hrme, were conli ihnling I ........ iln' piiitly \\ tMIIINt. Ilt\ . lire I.I. — llins’ icpotatimi j. n<I lic.bti nl in klr*. ilium, m.l III.Illl' ..I'll "Wo.I.i pr.n f <.ill hr m-silr |rfrbond issue (or the waterfront termi­ to support the propaganda activi­ , ■111■in11 ,-.id ,i 1. . l.ni'e lo nil 1 alter i f/l*i Mndrrl Miirclm IT;iuk "(Ill'll' Is uti'iiluli'ly on uiieslnoi Hi Mlm If. nd .1 nal project. ties of "a small group of dirliunl m.inrnl milv lliiunvli tlir rat.ih|ish- I’nir, li suit I,nl.,, |||*| P irii- tlir ilrfi'oihinl ■Iitl nut lain' llo* Iln. .111 l< U- il 1 1 Ion I * .1 away ■an! lli .1 Mm , ul Ih” lu-i'l.'o I In 0 ncli ihe night Copies ot the report were given Biillsh doctors who are 'till lurid- lilrnl of \ until! Ir.lrislrd govrrn- drill 11 mii iii h:f pi,ilia tin a liapcis iif i- ........... I ul pa--oot min e . . iCril Inn k Iltd 1 1 1 1 it. cel ill.. 'In ...... h..die 1, , whit'll In a Hu-rtan l'V dug 1111111*0 tu ihr Commissioners fur fuiiher lug the national health piogreiu." niriil meilr up id .ill ihr us holts , Inapn .................... I gtiirrumenl . . I -I.Hittv hidil 11 in in " . Hulltill in .l.il The Fellowship replied it wan 1 1 ini. , iiio nall i1 I'nvurait Ilm iilncl.'- IK 17 non vet mil. m I I rm fuiiif.il n hi in tlir ciiuilna in tlir umlii nilh tlir power lo sludy before llie Commission ap­ not (Igliting th* national liralih bv a Lull', 1 . Imli | *. * 1 .1 lirlnrto cnekpil I*, iln li.'ld -d it'SCUII >r.u lli . -I tiruirut, lirfoir fhr with II11II1II was In ought not hv proves it its the form of a resolu­ program hut was fighting "tu keep h.u k it- iln isnmt" J.ir Mil'aslin, Nali.noil II, hi am/ilPm ( miter III,, ill'tl'll'r i.ll 1C dllcct I'VMIIIinU llte line m.l on.l.lh Inii. i' ..I tin bimp parly pulilli’i out of medicine and , I . I III I I Im . I" Il l l I'll ' O id* *^rminnle lligh Si hnol history mrc, tion. said City Manager Clifford i mil li lord rtprrlalimix l in n . I II*1 a ilncsB s a i d In* »h*l U‘d llgllt llittol ,,.oo Ih oi|d" mm mil ll»t 11 uuit used on r a a « a u . Bl .1 an In prcsnrv* th* high standatds McKibbin. The RFC will probably and splendid traditions of (hi- pro­ teacher anil stale dun Ini of ihe thal a lilllilliri nl lira iriltguill' l,lent 1 1ri■11■. 'a i . 1 ill ,i ilii mado 1■\ ■ loiitaioinga unit iV rslnnii plans «milil mi lo I onlake lip the whole issue of bonds, fession in the best Inleiisl* "t Wuihl f'edriahrti, tolil ihr Rotary I'luise win. li ■ d o,m mi .1 ., hi* ......Itl Kin.' vill. 10101 \ i ill** ''hurI. .1 M - HUM III ’ i",I Micss at llo iiuiiliia srsslmi to Nrlll I^lt-I Illl'* patients and dortora alike " ••lull at him broil at the Yacht snpplrairni ilm-r alrrnt, m Ihe lie atided. I•I«Ii* til |"h « Islltli I t| Mm tt lli'** (4a|It ( l , t . . •’in "Ills statement la tint the icmi II hum / \ n (“'ii. 1 1 1 1 1 I li*;il'4*lh 3 The leporli of th r Hwlmmlng » m hv I lull yrilrulity. t'H l i I• '» » $h H i f! I*.. ..... I* I ri 1 K..i f. Il, tn.I *«4 u !* ••I Ni'WH I’utX Adv&ory Contraiit*eras, let-um of nn ImtraMiul inveiligallnn hul Until ii' M mil* t It IMiIII|, IM' II11 ( V i h lim e.! Wn|ill gnvriiinirnl l. * II l i t WuMlimtflOll* * memiliix .a, St cent ailmliaioii price Just another ttam In tha Imuran WAMIINi.liIN. I>rc. l i < / !*> ill I In i ii ' h h-*i11• 1 . I ’M* 'I > M thi 1 h»v uhti 111.■rtfi .tlIn.| nmi fur rhllqriVi^firul 2S cants for Administration's campaign for »*» IihiiikIii alanii voluntarily hy all A 1 ainp.iini Ini g m rrmmrnl ir I 1|'|*Ml-kith I‘|'I U'* * If I l- 4' I I t •Ml ..| lh« m. 1 1 (1 illl, thi' n III tlktt adults, and that tha pool h« oil#* own national health program, the nations of ihr wmhJ sacrificing Mill Nil* Hul <rt I *1-1 VIII II * | tl •I “ hip. III \ "I * 4l 11<U*i All |«Ul t Im 10 l.i. l.y l.mlr.l dilown lo an a yean aruund paals, with said the “Fellowahlp. I \l I.Atl AMiik K, Iter ft "Ft It'll I llr1 - | •»e*111MW ■II M'll | at$I I»4111 c l hy f o g t ' Mill IwirilII ninuvis Hordar, who M |Htl wi»« ia i» the Uoyal 7/7 a small pail nl their individual full lima from April to' October up hy *tivlil .vill jimjii pi,u n piogiam p i n g , a m diawn dl t'A li| ft I "'j 1 11 I' Jihin; I m i | m 41. 11 ttui)il * idler (' itl (lay *iai,l to ind foundtr of PjJ sovereignly to one my) trio lily 1114,11 *11il *‘ii I> li rivsiiy rain. •nd part time during tha winter, da, lie lias st.qiprd paying Slate l l l r V jmt ttstl tl I.. ' i H ll iln ii! i h f l \\MftlI Mi. ......... . wm* diiscnhad waa accepted he tha Commjatlon. lowanlp, described Ewing a- " Ml authority wilts power lo pravtnt l l n b e i i l l o o t r i I la f o i e c a t i that bill- Ituipniaiily liecnuse tlir gen r HtIll'll 1^ 1 ' tittiit. M M lim im tl ■inat•I v minimum' —40 ■ i*.iq|il n . r th e l a . p a y e i $.'IMN), r. McfThbir) ■wwa.Mpd th it tha Trumap’s agent over het*. wot. lie continued, or it will be Hi** v H i » 1 hi 1111 till Ihn I |mii$? MSI fund Is all but Wiped not. liny si|'t vlalbillty ol / - I lio’ not Wind Id* calling f'!"*? tnmltt •nl a .esttie 1 spotted In Ihe Cahliirt- Mint *11 hill I h * thi *1 ! ul.11,1 hide • -It Jj III II* ., . lion til the actual operation of Hie of t\s dieharda, but l •do ubjaet hiotitthi about involuntarily through "lie face Ihe fll’ t uf the yril ntlti I V I m i I' 111 gif l l i # ( M i l i i r . m $ i I I t 11 i f l t l « , l J 4 11..- t<..inr• I'lF.iilrnt, aildtci.mg tod \n F u i.r then’ Whu pool, which la now waring corn when li# auggaata w* are unposed a world war which will sa« one ira RWIi WHli I, in tv enough mmirv In meet tlir M il I * IM ill -j 1 i 1 I I fir ’ I 1 III it 01 . rail, tioaU In th» nalTonai 'health adrame, linn cimqiietmg all the rerl and I (lie Nstninal Kringamratmn lm i..•ro ‘ I I • .to plotfon. • «t 1 i.i .j r tiii! I mi 11 n ii»I )i III* I,r. 1 . .......I', I ,.t frtciors fbr *1 A number of raaldant* from thi h« said. Th# Fellowship, he *» impnimg ils will upon the entiir Irirm * tail mylit, pictlulcd liisl I>mvriill " i n., ral milliuti dullars tliui I ih i • ,M*i DM 4- 1, I |tr 1 li t |’ Ml Mil i II 1 . 1, , *. „* 1 I" High “ti lli*-<f area bounded by Twentieth HtreeJ. plained, opposes Win* ••(»*»•» • (I.i* It-, al MSI 1 F'l/ilMI.OiXMNH) turn 1*1 tilde I" P'H Ini' lie" tn, I .ml tin- fctatlvA/t , i... health il.-mIt I, program inourtiii which it wlihas ,¥l„J(| \1 (in MD I lti‘#‘nixii 1 Jihiiiik'iiy Escambia Drive, Locust and Mel the „ ii,, sin , t •ms—most of-'H •lllr loilldings Mlien 1' v *1* fill Innvlll* Avenue, what* many new to correct. Mr MrC'ii'dln was Introduced liy i* *l 2 '‘t*1" ,‘l1" lri^ Ni^ ^ie cstcetlid 1- In'll lias been dumped into llo 11 II, 1 4111ii*I I Jn i'll * r* 'Ml ifi11 * ,1 lllllltiliril "tt 1**1*»• Hit* % nie Fellowship, in it* f°trn'*} Jack ItatiKan who ncallad tlist hornet art/being built and occupied tin' lulliit.ina (rai ,1 11 • • I . ' * I lll h i 'll 1. eriii'i.'il fund, but i ' ioi n till ili’ii leigiestcd that th* City make “ statement, said that n.me of ho *nuk* on lids ■nhji'pt on* ycai . , . . . •. . 1 .1 Ih. I mi t ii 1f . H aailaa** « * ran* ■••• survey for placing of new street ago .......... nil,led nut that the ti.o.1 "'*» 1 » ' « ' 1 If*.- .ash balance tmluv stood it I II,. I th.l » 1 It h il ‘ I* If lights. This request was granted fur wm Id government hud nut -'niltut Imnr m dir l.md, Mnn.ii t:\i.f I null, hr said I , ,, I II*' I t 1 >1.4 idle m o l d Illy p a y 1nil t m s i a t , Request of d A. Maddy of the dinuidshed during the interval llr , 1.1 Him irnilving name, air l e e i i r y a n d i l l - i d ........... i i i i p l m . - I , I \ I hill I H 1 il l I II'lltr | Vll|! Fellowship Front, for extension ------------. . . said 11,at tit* danger of wa, ,,|ltl u t r . „,.| l„||.,|1„„’ ' , ,, I, 1 | iI 1I ! l o l l I ID f fit will l it,- about t'.\Unounu lie immeilial* and that nov "a* , , u 1 • (( I.I. | It.. M<•Mr* l l y Mt-|iendiliK p u y m e i i l . .f Idll* "/tins gruvs at the Municipal Allwliii'li might Ineak out tn Kurnpt «lir r.mnalr nl a fij. dlll.lHN), citrua gruva at . ... ----. 1* Miillttltnt rtti I'uRl N|t I (Caatsaaei wa *• ** •*«> would quickly vngutf the vilmli nuo .jrlnil Im llo. lutal ycai. I lie I Iim|>trull*i add l'd. In- liupe have I'oongli 1...... *.... . 111 , , . . I i Ii F I. AH P It. .- I t i-l'i u 1' 11 tu 1 ii tiultng nr tl lour ill. 1. I’mnlrid tlt.i lli|t the next liner weeks to> 1‘ t r .1 i i i f 1 I s I k h u n t 'l l Mr McCaslln outlined lli* m 1 1,*fe if o ia l ilm tnuil tiling iiirel tlir Mats psyioll and mill gaoirallon of the United Nninm lltm ian' l o ( i n n v i a ( a m p •it reellirlit c n ot itl I I I *• e today at Han Franlcscu and said that u ||ir . .iav rm,Irirm r. ,)>mi the ( I .lioo.oou jllo.'tlhui doe 1 I unit'll id llp lliiid ' *d f l e s h din s writar* mi .tail. 4 yum returned Sunday night from had been successful in alum II .til f r m o I I 1 " I s 1' ■ stt'l In an vffuit In r| > m l tip H im h i !'» N"» ' lo 'an efforT ti/ ip m l .... .he ... ! 1 ' ' •„ ' ’ , Tha Anchor Inn, on the Or il,r animal mid winter conferente ell of il . objective, .............. n e.u ‘ in voiihp ihf Cahllivl 4«lM |ilrt| .t 1 ' ■1 " 1*' ''' Undo Highway at French Avanuu. m .lacksrmvllle. The local .post effort to establish a lasting prs.r ' •.mnolirr Im tlir Hoover Krp.,,1.......in* .the Cihltiel adoptr.l .1 ir-.. [ • ............ I Ills follow'■ I lie ,'U.l i.OiHrV • »•■ ' ' ' was antarad Sunday night and wa* awarded a carllftcata of martt llr said that th* wmld t. im „ ,s ,r.t,H tlmr loJsV It. wind up ''dim, by Hchool Hopi II,. on- I* • I n . ' l l i i s t flit.I In pi'i n g I, I. ItV . . . . , . Halley Ulglllg Floridians In tun ■' ' 1 *.> i t i * |oi-mi more than $1,000 waa atolan. ..............._ . . ............ of Florida •livltlrd li>l, 1 Iwn mined t-aoin- m l ...rn thr .Department I .1 into I'/fl'CI * . 1 ■■ai 1 ■ en11 *ill " , ‘ 1' ,l" 1 Folic* Chief Hoy G. Wllllama 1 *■ t )(ir meritorlou* service in Its that Ilia grealest armanu'in !«■• o hedolr iln In, led pic.ridatum ul 1 «i.wfi iilliu aulomotnlr license tan .'I l l . j lllirt l l r . 11 t i n i l tost I I* I'J ported this morning. , , >mrml.rrihlp drlv*. It wa* m » t- t t - t.Ulory Of tile ....... I 1 ,„ awtid to .‘in irlan ni (M enu 1 « » 'ly •» potlible it dm asl —l ' m 11 ................. ", ' li- . 1 out tlirn ,|.|'li >t holiday . , , . , ......... ......... tax c u H a c t o n in nut, thru .................. ..................... " " 111 . Tha robbery waa reported toa ^ 1(||i ,,n n|U (n Klnrida hmiored taking place betwsen them I..... |il* tin lil|i|nl,» 1......... .not ). dint on tor Ini tou iig ro iis md. 1 . II lag ifi'elpts to la lia li. "ilglity-une cents nut of *'*' ' olica yesterday noon whan Jim .mt uf the mt>r* than ‘.’no post* 1 t i e In(Mile*>d lilt- lira Hut I' I tpply tn ddi tax Tloilar In the Unit*,I Hist* a t m i . ' 41 n.il-t ulintg soil 0111 ,y„|0 u „ p w(„t „„ M|, 11.-,• 1 owner, opened th* r.’jf 1ie*l Mr ,‘Xpancar, 1 ’apt. Karl T. I.ouck* w»* the re1 i klillvlu A1lilil d 11 1 snip Il 4 goes directly or indliectly In 1„ .Ion, in llir 11011141) rgubluli Ihe deadllile for imitha-r il»o 1 ■h . Tha cash register w*» ivarn. ripjent of two awards. For being s*l • P"l Is — 1 fl 1411 dm ID It* "Il t■1■ 1 ,„ld ,11 11 II h* 11 1 iruaiiaasri ua r u t aur ft. They will yirld alnoil fid. ten pounded found rounded upon the Legionnaire who enrolled the Mther to tiay for past wars, m tn •uod to have b**n ■ 'C)ll to ' ,1 uiii liVt 1 d Itl Uil li 1 1 ....... 1u pteptr* fm future wars. Mi M > --------------------------| nhfl.UOO during th* "lode >e»i Of the emour. and damaged. i, *u0.1 . member* SI ------individually, he in. topping in 1 1a. ".Ml, H i|"Dl iCU 1 " . .S u . A- maA .a •1 H pf iIII(> Vh F (1 CompirolJer Gay -aid iec*,|dstolen, about $#00 wa# in cash K|v*rs a diamond encrusted 1 '-jilin said, adding tha* >udv * U iai nr t *f 1l 1l II h h K iio v I 1 ., t year’s p hihltl >11 •ll 11 'lit •U‘ " f*. r< 1? I it, m th* naw sai*. is an ')• > • , pctcgnl of the tax dollar 1 * <01 and 1 eglun nin. He also racaivad four an $100 in chacka. , rids iliir.rin.r .1 t.ipiiivids wa. 1 -1 hi Iriy 1 .id 1, Il stoning to Iricklv in ,' > . 11, atnmi 'th e screen outside of th# vanfVg1m i"e )l*r« tt* lighters juris I welfare, and only 3 pn in fm t•t hv i t, IDUi,l lltt , . hud :tl 4*1 til . n |iilM i,i)iif) tn lb* T r.am i . „ i n cent for ihe ordinary opr ratio, _______ tilator fan waa found s fur **ch (tu tntmbera we enli„ evnel In, ir 1 ii hi*' nn,UR . .as mill •If IMl. il Inm 1h *4(8' been removed permitting entry lolled. ....................... * TALLAHASSEE Drc. is.— m!*» ii.it he still haa im ,1. finite id, j II -illil Jlf 1 on ,1 pi IV i' .il it,- I, di,|ay it 1 (M \ M h .• 36. about how much it " ill pi mine* Into the building bv crawling uildf The conference approved th# ■Governor Warren lelitlnril in h , i„t ut I2:iii \ M l tu i1 I lie $3,611,000 ......... Hie I,I, Ir 1 um| |.s. lilte death ll 11* itween th* fan bladaa. 4*0 final plans for th* annual conMill UlltV aljCl >liv mansion for a few hours to­ i hr lll.'iri," 1In, genet .si fund was l*n sliri Gay Another robbery wee reported 1 rn Him which will b* held In April day, * tine I II l . ill* 1 Hod ‘ 1 ss •** 1 "mon 'tilled 1 |-a11k !h< l.i.ik out 13,600,000 tu nmi < Hi. r Gilbert Williams, operator of uf HIM In Ft. Lauderdale. lu r I m Mill 4 I'I • > .a .ld)ipli,k‘ • ,’•*( il Idll- Mi, t ""I'I* 'I h* Governor was among H i! (lecembar Htata w il.*.t.. tfve Good Luck Grocary, l - u* At Die doting luncheon Sunday Mil) HU1 11*1*11 -ImimI 1hi' 111 , 1 Ji.lf', for ur ni*',** 1 i.i N • •!’» . „ . ... , ...... iiiatleidH of the Tallahassee Mo- county scltoula. West Thirteen! Street, who re- State Rep. Rryan G. Patton spoke I 'I I'I llpef l ull M'll lit ItiWi tiip I^n Hutner waa elected ■ niorlal lfoa|illal who were trails veafad that Uia place had b“*n ,11 the subject of “Tha Dangers man of the County Conmdit** 1 It il fH1* •11 nffit'ial* ImiiU'iI mi iii'c permit 1•si Is »*riil Mil 4 fttrred from Hi* old Army Air antarad Sunday night and rharga uf admtniitaring farm pi . "inli,l<atInn pi :oIs sal M.i if nonimumsm From Within. It II JJrH, th inti I'V e* Hospital to th* city’s new removed from cash register*. rear* the Legion has grama lirough the I'rmliicHun «•*■-» "For HI yaara pin,lei i,| tl III* itislitulinti. tillin', M" in Im 1III* Mu111mi* 1‘n Police are making an Intel)' liren the leader in tha fight } ■rkallng Adininlatratlun o .he O ifH k mo 1 •111*1 lie Nl'glu "i--till'd l,l Duwev „„ unival at Hi* of tha rob- sgainst Communism,” Patton aiv* Invaetigation Ii plt.ir Iln llt'lx Ilf III IIIUl|t V 4II HC*II(Mil. lit 11 t|i.q 0/ ,A“r,.e ,,1," " r new hospital th* Gov ■* “Poll*#- "h i f a||||^t>iv admlnlstrativ* aaaiaaallxlutrutllfaj «ul .I . . i-uom* wa. not ready for lacco beriai, Chief Wil Hared. "Yet, today, w* are In far fTai-. RIM. said 11til 11111u11 piiiiIrIhiii'IiI I I AI.I,AHA."Mil . ...... It wl’t Ctrl* IMatideux, Mrs .James A. Jexlv, "li vt-m llama. 1 greater danger from the threat of fleer, announcad today, , Tim CnbtiiH Itiiard „r KihisiHiun .Ipaney, Ho, traveling lo his private old mother nf klr*. Phillip It Ihn'h ■•Ii»im> ,t C<otninuniain than aver before, It tiled at tha local hnspilnl ul H> i»,lay agreed in mli'pti nn, .dfi.-DI Out pf more than *H(tu j limousine, Ira want to Hu- mansion CALDWELL WINS m i --i|Ni. liny 1 rn nh I* Incumbent upon each of ua to giowers to whom notices of Hatur- | w|fj re-enter the hospital A.M. today followiiiK « -huit ill puldfi! sdiuul lexllmnki It, ’.di f l s is TALLAHASSEE, Dac. lA rV f' see that the type of government day's election wara sent, only MM HI IH I'.'. In-e 1:1 1,1*1 . lli,'111I mi?, *' ness, this afternoon ___mer Govarnor Millard Celd which we received from our fore voted. —Forr I lie liiihril n,' i ' i '|il,',| l ei'i m n u eti Mrs. Je ily came In Hnnfonl fum in uit 11,. Iit *■ lii'iuhpiurleiH ii'juult'd Th* Governor’s physician said waU. tn hla flrat appearance i«- bear* as a trust ahmild ilij ba passed i l n; ItnJ ftiiiinl the mp.t,iup ll.iee- did i o n s n f Hi'I imii I Hupi Leslie T. liryan waa alerted vie* lim m .is i,. " r„fii,,. ffliw th# Cabinet aa a private on to our children and onr chil­ chairman and J . T. McLain, Jr., a ill* chief executive b. "feeling het yearn agn with her hiihhan.l fioiu vein , ,i. | -m ,,r lli,, Amt>i i.-iiii ,|i’i) I' Hnlley, gnd a ru m .... „f itinly ter" but would lie confined Ini Musbillg, N, Y, They resided at tr. today won a reduction In dren's children at laaat In aa good committee member. Homier I ■everal more days. 1! 17 Holly Avanuu. Kin- was I...... o') cm.... under u| It.'iliii loidi'iil '’m n n i i l t a r . Hint h a s f o r i,'v<irul that coaital petroleum com condition as wa roc*lv*d It." Carter waa cbosan aa first alter niter n limit win,di I,ml iimlidi/eil 'Vi't'ks lie ,>11 |,»ilnii|: n v c i I v I Inrat: s Warren entered the hospital March 1 0 , IgOll In Readim;. F it ia paying fo r an oil laea* on I'alton is tha present chairman nati) and Frank Russall a* second Isst Wednesday, suffering from an Besiiles iha husband tntd tier •nosl ut d,e Amerl,'im mid Gem,m, a n d s e e i n g w ld eli n e e d i f p l m - l n g . Innda. .......... of the Un-American Activities opard stomach and physical and daughter shu Is survived by I wo m.itm in .1 pnll.'c in I lie ,-|, y, __ amount atlll la to ha cal- Committee of the Houm of Repre­ alternate, I lie . I11I1I l<n,l wan,|eieil nut ,,( "Tid* ia an I m p o r t a n t com nervous exhaustion. C n r c Ml-!El granddaughters, Mrs. Ileuiye An tad, but tha reduction may sentatives of Florida and la a past •uiatad, p M t,» m itt**," said Mr. Mathleux thi* lilreclum „f Ihe Semnml,. Cnimdrew Hneer and Miss Phyllis Itaeh tin. Timil viilil al aim,it •0 parcant of tha ha aa much aa 10 ty Cliamhnr ,,f Cumiiien-it wjll of Hanford) one grandson, I'hdhp day SMUGGLER IIELIl made by department. commander in Oxla- morning, "as It has a lot to do with MfltOOO annual paymanta pay A tteueist ''all was sent mil |,y ........ tunlghi at 7:80 nVInek aV the allocation of funds for soil homa. • aaaa«.ffy ■III' e " 1 It. .................... Ilach, ir*i' Jr.. dbiiihiu Hanford; “ un ' , ■ one MIAMI, Dec. 13 —1/1*}— The in the company, ■ I.ncsl representative! attandlag conservation In Baminal* County, fourth uf til) alien* smuggled Into Mrn. K, H, Tyler, Vuleejo, C iilif; hol 11 Gi'imnn civil bin pull,',. mM| 1tie Touriat Centnr, Edward llig1I1,. Aniiri,-nn military indice put- i!tna, mtinager, anmmiiced i,>day.t which he estimated would mmuint ibis country hy plana from Culm «on* f t n ihrothar, l l M H t w g j William l Y l l i m i l l W. 1f t 'Cliumb-v I Hint iicoie, ,,f senti'lierH nn Hn> ohn to $10,800 in 1060. The group mil waa arrested in Naw York City u| I.ting Island City, N. Y. Galloway, Joal Fi#|i make r r c u i u m i n d s l l o m for Saturday, It waa announced today Funeral services will lie ......- ei'lie. It I,ail Iteen (enrt'd Hie lm\ forton, rapt., I changes in futitre programs slid "ol. William Carmichael, chief ducted at 8:30 P.81, Friilav a' IlMglll Inn,' wuililerfd into Hi* vast 1 0 *HOPP,N^AVf 1, Jr . . can administer possible price sup of tha immigration and nnturail Erickson Funeral Hume with Rev m *it iif tin Grunitwiilil Kurus I tn-ur porta on acreage allotment*. ration service in Miami, said A, 0. Mctnnla and Dr. K. I' Ills lullin' U. N. HIT Interment Nlrolaa Neuman, 38, a Romanian Brownlee officiating. BOSTON, Dac. 18. — (/P) — MKANKHT MAN ISRAKI.I CAPITAL was arrested by New York patrol will follow in Evergreen CmmU. H. Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt. I FI. AVIV, Israel, Dec. 13.—(A3 LYNN, Maas., Dac. Ut.-i/D - man. tery. Jr ., says lb# United Nation* did An armed man robbad a parap­ —Th* ImjicH Knnsbet ()iarllauientt will 1ne 1 in Jerusalem ill l<) legic last night •• he sat lt*l|>1es>l GHOVKB PURCHASED in his specially constructed wheel Harauel B. Hal Nelson of Orlando ' TA M P A ,. Dec. 18—(/P)-Thr«* days, its speaker, Joseph Hprltt. recently purchased grove proper­ Ht. Patcraburg •hair. man tossed a /ttk, anummretl today, David lien tjurinn, tha prime Joseph Mangan- 68, told nolle* ties In Sections 16, 21 and 22, For­ cigar bog sof ew money olf •tuck a pistol in hla est City, from Mr. and Mrs. Lin­ Gandy “ ‘ vlill* minister, m e apec led In move his ly loday whiia eheeled along a city coln D. Whyte and Mr. nad Mrs. officara th an at high offices lo Hi* Holy City tomorrow. Rut govnrninem spokesman said »tra«t and robbad him of $24 Louie Okun of Naw York City and apaad tha apart. hla car, re- Mr. wtd Mr*. M artin Rarnkoff of -------- William A. lira present nmvsi do not maau _ friends, to Patlano^, M. J , lav eau * stamp* Eblen, 21, Jirufalvm is Immadiataly to b# -to report the on M Vtr. Weaver Is considered tha orftclal political pur‘ capital of tha d ata of IsrarL )d $160,000, A ir Bair. City Geta Report OF RFC On Loan For River Docks SLonraf.' Miu^hin I*. Federalist Aims Hoover Presents Are Told Rotary 8 Point Program By Joe McCusbn To Aid Tax|>ayers RFC Ts Expected To Take Up Whole Of $.100,000 Bond Issue Savt* Ovt*i Iit ... , Bil- I >iill,it •; A Yttar State Out 01* Cash, Cay StapsPayment Of Stale's Hi l l s m Anchor Inn Entered, Holiday ( itms Shi pi inip. Kail To Last Eifcht Days Local Post Given llonora Honors At Annual Legion Conference And Robbed Of lif W 'I .J ir s ^ iy id T -a s * !!: I; TV m h h lo New I., Bntner Etacli*il Farm Pmvrain llciul M . Jameit A. .lusl v At A «‘ ax1 B% • m-> w ) jf - •j igiilHiriiTiiTiiiiiialiliiiiatiiTkm . J n foa/tr . : jiTiitisS! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 09, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b736531e11866acd9d9620572eb96010.pdf 21e84a6318da2a8d1728a4ce7e661020 PDF Text Text 0 ■ M M B M S JIf 11 11 " THE HANFORD i H E R A L D S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Radar For Russia Sunday Journals Japs Say U& Flier .F o n d F o r Failure Of Soviet H'onllan** Craw Cxg, Uumt Excerise Muscles Regrets Shooting F arm P r ic e A id Attempt To Drop Kuhamil". .Inman Hiild he telephuned Id* u Cul. Oltxiugei', Tito Admitted in"tiia-iVViori ighiofficer, As Well As Brain Yamamoto Down Kield, Hoy ton, Otiiu, (pears Exhaustion M 'l-GRAf)!:. Vugmlnvia, l)ff n I •uni asked him iilanit the cipilpTOKV‘6* Dee. 0. — (/»*) _ JnpHv HA I, IlOYI.R IJ*li •' -------------- PPC Chief Says Over «l,;3 Billion Invested In i«'*Commodity L o a n s ^ M E M M IlS ,™ Tm P * D e e . 6 -</|*> ,jr, hr president ni tlm Commodity jpedit Corporation says the govtrrmm l’t fund to support farm Pftrr* i' Hearing ealiauition. Rail'll S. Trigg. the CCC chief MM I’roditrlion and Mmkrting Ad mjniilrator. raid line yesterday |hal “ we will have to be vciy oareful in nutkinK additional price ittbjKirt rbmmitmcnls. There air dgifinile limit* ax to what we ran •ffnrd to do." I’>Trfvtt made die announcement aI, the animal Production and MaiMjino Administration (P M A ) corn (■fence. M B ‘-'•"More than |3,000,000,00(1 <i7 CCC money I* Invested In I oventirlr* or rmnmodity loan*. When W* make allowance for current beratlun olillvatlonN, Including rngrum Iunncn, at leant another fllf hll|hm dollara tmixt he set bide and held." ii'Aud thU, hu Kahl. louvea "only a billion; or leu* which can Im ronrded A h nvnllablu fur further dH co Nuppnrt inviatmont," JPfrlflt 'hkld: "There U nuthlmt Wally alkj-mlnK about this nU uii n<m. We are runfldcnt that alt ahllvatloAc on 1048 rrupa can he handled under our prcucnl author­ ity. And the Investmcntii which •fe tyliiK up th" fiinda do nut rut>rpi'Mt reiillxed Iosnon." t TrlirvV ailtlren* wiim thu kickoff for the uii-i’tliiK which I* xreiuu two NpveiiTM lufraded- lucreiiHim' 4ur)ihise* mol dlinlltUhluK export market*. ' The I’M A head warned that rulack* In prod net inn me ............ . t appear* p mini Ido, hu *ald> tlm I [mltuliun* will hu nut on cum and Ice production mid pnxalhly other Cfop*. ■ "It U nlivliniN that wo nr* al­ ready produtlnK morn of Nome erop* than the market will take at lair price*." Trigg xahl. "Wo have HUi'pliixcn and ran have much heavier KiirphiNoa If 1 the right JhlngH uren’t done," ! (Url’V Suicide e IIIm h m m r » M m i* broUtt'i nl* brother. ledlcal Kxumlnsr Merton T. llsgber unlcrei) n imlle* Invmi I* tlunuflur ruling (iu< girl n sui» ' u nml reimitlifg «*hn .Itud. Jel suicide note." Hs Oli) nut J> nil uf It but mill) tli* Kiri rptn her tliniikrt fur "whnl people •Vo i|onc fur in*." I mi until tin- until uiliMi ii "I had n feeling uf ir111It hi ii « Imlng nlil* In truat Ilium n* well ini ttu'v treated me." Dr. Uajhigliei s*ld| Hiv idcud n*rt "apparently luul u dreji fueling t>f Inferiority brought im by her inability to uiljust herself to sur­ rounding* HtruiiKu to her.” Kllxahclli nml liur brutliur, Im, IH, u lliirviml Gdlcgu fri-uhn. came. here three yearn iik <> ilVi) with Ilia illtirliiiiiiih wliu vr no children. felllxabclh spoke iiu Kitgllsh H it hm i. become mi "A " student m t tinI nml ntlitr stwlleu, tier U g h nt/iyul teachers reported. ’"T h e y naiil uho wiij "ii» exerpttonni kuulciil" anil a "retiring jnrl who dlil nut mix serially with Ear elmmnuitcx wry much. ;,‘, Ttis suicide not*, (lie medical rr niiIII, lulu'll furtflvcni’HM iiiwiiiilly nit for which ,110 ultornnUva." K r r. VfcRON, Wash., Dec. d ~ -A .grade school principal uilif killed lih attiuctivi: w ifi and h«r finance, then illy wunudrd IdniNt-lf ventre, r In th" partly fiiruishsd him* taw Om m du wan preparing their forthcoming mnrrlugu. rita victims were Mr*. Hetty anatt' Trout, 87; William A. an*,184, a flying Initructor lint," Trout'* finance | und Wi ‘Trout, 08, principal n( •port gruminar school, 40 i u|k the Bavlt RUer from lieu Chief Don Landrulh astlm shunting to Trout'* ity to offact a rceopcllavfMuhla format wlf*. Tho* woo .divorced iu June, IU4n. bodies wore discovered K. Buchanan, a nronilnt Varnon real estate man Trout. of Mr«i Trout wife ro­ ha and h|»• s of trip to from a inoppluf homo noxt door to tho cotM. Trout's Mr*. Trout non, Tarry, 0, the llvtnf llvlni room, im/ fo bang-banf.V th* tpfcken voungsUr crlod. an rushed next door |. both hi* daughter and J rirv . ■UB ftm. both on id. ■ (/!’)- Yilgotl.ivia’, h-iidint; t ‘ -'1 ,110,1 Coil," Jordan rpiutcd tlilmiinixl licw,|M|irr dr, |,uni lialay xmg'-i m. M-plying. “ HoriT tell imthe Coniiofonii hy infci.’iire Ii.m lln-y got i iniar eipiipmeiit. Kip il 4H*t adlniltril failure of it- IH mi" Util*Il„. former officer huIiI hi? com"Id atlcuipt lo imiuiolc .in intrrn il plinl. I luce other plane" arrived icvolt atiuiikl ilo- rnlr of I’rrinirr- ip ionic In llu*»lu with the Mime i ipiipmcnl, he Hind, udding in eaeli Maiili.il I ilo. |<u*c "t upped out tlm rudur." Thi». mid liodiit, wa* iinplinl m '■ieiiei at Arnold (tiencrul II. H. ill* new hl.nl agaioxl lilo’i govrin- 'Airi'dil, ‘ then chief or tlm Aiuiy tnrul in die form id a rriololiou An l 'iTt-1 would JilMt a* "null j tiave given away In* right arm adopted I,v tlic Cominlmni 1n* Hint i mlar." Joidnn dei-lured. liiunist lniciiiiilion.il Infnimati'>u i Ilowevei, u filth plurie took off 11mu Wuidiiiiglnii with Mnj, (JcnIhueaii) in Hungary. In a long front-page an.dv-o of J•iat A- I. Vr-lyuov, chief of llnItiiH .iiin pm chasing mission, aIlie irtnllitioli, the firnl in die "f- 11.1,111 <1, Jordun Mini. ficinl prr»» here, IIo i Im ilnnouincf "lie got Into tlm pluno," tinill* new irMilnlinn ii* part >-l ' fminci officer *uid, "«nd I heard p^l to make wiukcn of llie *•*><l<I Intel ilml la- dumped out In tlxgras* at tin, end of thu runway "tout* of the nun-pcatc-lntinjj nil the ulher uiiiiecCMary eiiuliiIHiliry rtf the .Soviet govcrmmn* nn-nt nml iinggugo und tunk off. The riTolution hud called ii|ion all Instead of binding ut (ireut k'ullu, la- went nil to KiissIm und thut1* Coininuuiili lo work towaol die how l missed him." ovcillwow of I ilo at a lieitluJordan stilil Hie Soviet general's depiirliiit' from WuNhlngtiin win Iruui Marxiim. Till* new action of the <‘"ioi» lepoiti-d in m-w-piiper stories und fin in, Itoihu mill, will "only de l'- pictures, Joidnn snld he IiiiiI Imen risked nml Increnatr” the nni»*i'»’ dm* I,v Hu- House Committee oil Hnlllipnivill of Soviet lactic* "If llie flr*t leHidnliou (which \meiieiin Activities, la-fore which l ll*|ei| Tito from the ffoininfoini la appealed yesterday, lint to III Jlltiu, IP IH) Ml lcu*l l>) ham ilimlgo I In- nome, of the luystei mid cunfenl looked like hoiiic kiii'l .... "Mr. X" nml "Mr. Y " ment­ of Mnrxht document, the *ci'"ii'l ioned iu eounccliliii with tile re*olutiotl icmlrid* om- iiiom-, liv alleged shipim-Uls of alolldc lulll il* form ii ml content, of the .1 Iul", " I ’m going to stand hy Hint rerr-nleiicc of winie court miiihal,’ riuest," (hu funnel offu-er suld. the editorial Mold, ".Mr. X" and "Mr. Y " lire two llorlui chilled the tkiniinform fm ileKcrihlrig Yiigoilnviii «* a i.ffieinl* ul the llonsevult Admiii"coonliy nml for pmiimlinr li ■lion alleged lo lie connected with Ho- case. the i i o *.ole ngidlit Tit". .Ionian xiiid lie hud gievn the "Ity Ihi* new ie*ololi<>1i," IIo i Im mill, "icvolotiomuy movemcnlH in ,e,inilx containing Hie nniiic* to 4In- Miiihl Imv,. leccivcil ;imill»-i Chilli limn John Wiaal (H -tinl of liolholimi* pill with no inlcriin- the llmete coniuiittee. \Vnod told linn, tie said, "they would iiivesll. rfmin I tu-k lo hwiiIIow it. -'f'loVociilciil * of ii m-w war ■,n eale lIlls mutter nml would re* l.oth idile* have rccelveil very leiiic lln- mime when ready." In lie Itirnulcasl icumrk* nml •><i-i-iiuix mnii'i iul hu tmil' i Moaiiitr tin- i-iuiHi' of pem-e tool ilcmoi i nev ■oiigM-xxiiiiial texlimuny, Jordan ...... tin- late Iltiny I., Hup> t v "The new ( 0111*11 of Soviet ho kin,., mi nidi- >" I'lesideiil Itoose•ign policy, I'Hpcciiilly miiiolfe.ti l veil, nx nl) expediter of Hie ntomii in the ougreKHive pre* k i i i „ again .t diipim-ril* 1>, Ktixsiii, ( ’li,.e nsMOeintex of llopkin* said Vugo*|nvla--haH la-cnme npcol, ilie Hliil'-menlx iilmut him weie inlontiaiy In II* *logmi*. "The wind* of lln- Soviet ,, •i 111,l« . I niton l.i-wix, .Ii., I In- luilin ini-M-iitl,live* have |o*l every nnivlclion. Their iiiiprim-lnled allitmle ecninieiilnloi who inlet viewed Joi ■ ii iimnv piiihli-liiH, llieir m-rvnii. min on the nil Inst Kriilny, Mini "nil UNiliplomntlc luclilenl* again-l ye.dot day Hint former Vlce.l'ieslViigoihiviu-all ilila Im* proved ili-iil Henry A. Wulme also helped ' ii Ihei I'leuc |lint the new corn*,. 1„ get shipments of ulnmlc iiinl-,f Soviet foreign policy Ini* dead, clinl* to tile Soviet Hliinn. Jin dim snld nl the news t-nticurd Hie real contrint of Hnvlel leience Im In gnn to ipiestiiin the UukhIiiV fighl for peui'e," xhipmi'iilrt of suIIiumi-n liy ItiiHslaii i lews iu l.euil'l.eiise pliines nlI most ie> .rant us hu ivenl to (in-nl ‘ nils .Inn. I, IP4£. fl uallnnea *,«*, r*xi n*ri "They XCCMICll l„ he Inking u •he Stale of l-'hiclda. v x v dt-iil "1 nml.-i ini tliinngh nml "Tin* .f.egliihilnre did po| intend rn-nt 1M'Lf II Ii, pi es* ■Washlngimi," in0'l.v "tlcll reaull a* l|i/d , (deli 1 till flow• froiti the mriloVilr' npinlnn," •1 1. "In 11iy iliniy illiilcl Hie date 'flu- Siijiiciiie Coin I aim reverxed «, lu ll, III!'Ii- lx u note Hip tuiiiiMlnuglitur convIcHon of a of Jan Willi l„ Wiixlllnglnll ami -Uin-legged Tnmpa woman and m- IiiiiI 1 saw Ii' mini -fulfill -, Janes, lie'.* dloeil n new trial. The womiin. .tnci|iiellm> (tucley (lie , 1111* who dcnii -,l Ill- M U Ill'llI'fl will* emu Idl'd uf mnii-luuphti'r mid of mi-. He sent me In l.ienl, Col. Nl'llteliceil In *i'cve I In eo year* In Itnhei’t II. I>oliin. Hn Jim. Jh, inII, Ihdini ciimu to tlic Slate I'iimiii for the Snveinher, I Ii IH, ahooiing „r C. II. N iihIi , (In-lit I-nil-* nml hi March of thut with whom "lie lived a* man nml Vein ID A,m y Inspectors urriveo nml "vreiit over tin- I,axe from wife for nine year*. Dining Hie trial, tin- woman cud lo end," .Iordan sold. lextifleil Na<h wa* *hnl during nil argument* lielweea tile two In A m is c d ii Haller. Mining I lie fight *he mild, nhe win, *drod. evcml Him:*, 11 ..nilmiN ,1 I m m C u n , l l * » l her ernlehea klekcil fintu her tench and Ini glue, , were limitU, I1!wing und •>'er,d ntd' are nm lShe nlnn tc,tilled Ninth eliohed lug (•• I'hirn >' to ttnli iHijonul her heveral time* nml dta'lnred lieiilHi pin ii in Ciigtaml mil e|ue. "Von old H O It I ought lo kill you" where. In iimimuieing plans fur the trip, iluxllei' tllenn Terrell, wrilltig the runrl'a iiiihiiIiiuiuh oplnhin, Cuing Mild || ,viis intended In get *uId "It i* ind iimp|irnprlntu t’> inforiiialinn to curry on n fullpoint out Ilml u gieni ninny hear­ fledged drive for pnssiige of I'rcsling (hi* rindli- title Imvtt imidw dent Truiiuin's cninptdxory lieulta llieir way to Ihi* court "miking re- iii*uiimce ii Iii m in the nuxl session cnin|M)ii*c for Injury to llieir 'per- f Congress, The AM A Is rigid lug thu I'reMltun or 14-pul lit Inn* hut untie were deni's pnipoxiils, widen Ironn du* •Ini lied in female I rapping*. "Tlii* la the fitrd ilrne u '*he* mmuced ns "i.iicliillied inediclne” S t» ll ha* rnptied at our dour ill n I'H-parnl address lit Hi« ojmuiwith n prayer on her lip* fm* Ju*- iug of Hie asMicliitlon's four-dny meeting, The group Is tlre, hut Hie fuel Hint mm who linlciil Im* ncipilrcd till* low-hurn lllle ■oNshii-rlng n move tu rnllect more may niiprouch Hie lumplu of jux- fund* from doctors to carry on lice with Ilia xuniu uNHurnncu a* its rumpuign. me from the 'upper cru*t' I* thu Iron", a Chicago physician, said iittrllmto Hint liiten*lfle* our Jo- Hint "under the cover of the Wel­ votlon to it nml make* nn willing fare Hi ate thu nation Is bring led to xarrlfiev life and good* tu keep down thu road to Km-lalisin with all II* lillgliliugeffects on Indi­ It." vidual Im-entlvu mid persmiMl re­ sponsibility." Ho duserltn’d the"Welfare Nlnto ,or stntlsm" as a political 41'aallaHr* from Pa«r 0**1 progriim "bused on Hie erroneous player. "If ii company lint n right In proposition thut you cun fool most Improve pension provisions unl- of tlm people most of the time. "Nationalised medicine end the Intcruliy, it n!*o has tlm right to deerease those prnvlslmis, If It Welfare Hi ato appeal to many well ail enprielmisly modify pcnslun liitcntlunod people. Including some iH-iu-flts up or down, It cun nl*o physicians who either have failed do tlm sumo for lupm wmk« m, hour* to recognise thu governmental of work nr other ronditlon* of results of Hoclatlsm, or. recognis­ employment without i-imarnt of ing the ultimata outcome, conceal their knowledge for ulterior pur­ Mm union. Ilolrne said lie expected tha poses." Nt.Rli to order thu Hell Hvstcm to Under thu AMA's plan to ralsu bargain collectively with too union more money for tho fight against on penaluit nnd other matter*. He the President's health plan* matt said thin order wilt clarify A .T.A of the nation's doctors would face T.'* bargaining responsibility, . He regular "due*" payments, Just llRe added that In the past the u n l« a union ar a fraternal organisa­ ha* had to deal with separate Bet tion. companies but they, were only "puppets" ami depended upon PLOOniNCJ T R IA L A .T.A T, for direction In bargain­ IINGI1A1 i Ala., Dee. ... ing matters. etato today announced dine, a meebante, tractive brunette who detent look 'tf r*J *nxt* X any older than her years, made w " l A * Hth« " x ? I Court Ruling Triiimiii ClO-Telephone nm SN ViRiIWi m ss.iAr^uSd,'’1" ” °* ',o"h" SK NKW VOKK — m — If you lire trying In ln*i> weight, ilnn't ovcrlnnk rending n good big Hun•lav newspaper. Tlii - Is the rhi'api'Nl and la;xt form »f i-xorcisc nvallnldc to mod­ ern limn. It not only tunes ynur mind Il take* nwny sloppy fnt ami rnplnci-x it with firm, solid muscle. Lifting linrholts run Im dangrrmi*. if une stlpn and falls It can hiiry ymir toes an Inch deep id tin- (In,,ling. Tennis, hnnuhatt. and huwllng arc sometimes too 'trcniious fur the middle-age frame. And they are form* of exi-rclsp (lint rciiulre luklng a Jmirncy. Fur the hnmi'.lovillg mnn who waul* to keep fit. however, noth­ ing In-lit* lending n klng.sixn Hunday newspaper. It'll tunc you up like ii tiger, mid you’ll wake up Monday morning refreshed and i-agi-i- for I im week's work. I learned thi* lesson some III years ngo. I wax feeling weak and run-down. Anything that re•piircd energy was anathema. II rhiim-cd that I romplnlncd of Mil* liixxiludu to un elderly sci|iiniutunce I met in (lie New York I’ulilie 1,Unary. "Fet-I toy muscles," Iiu saidcm Hug Id* arm. I did. They wen- like rolled springs. “Now feel my stomach." It was lik" I, hrjrk will, "How ilo -you keep in such fine -linin' lit your age7" I inquired. "Very "Imptu. I read all tho Kiimlny newspapers. That Is the fim-si kind of workout for the mil- cle*." Then Im gtivo a list of eserclxci und ciuitiontil: "Ilnn't overdo it hy trying to lift the paper all ut onco," Tills whs unnecessary advice. When I tried to bring In tho news, papers the following Hunday, I found I couldn't budge them, f tied a ............round them and ilinggeil them In — with tho help id my wife. At riext I could only lift one *n linn ul ii tlniu. As my bleeps Ilibknii'il I found I could muscle n lublobl paper overhead with onr, I,nod Still working with tabloids I -lulled building up my stmtinrh ii io m lex. My wife, Frances, would pile xi-i-llon after section on mV iibibum-n. At the end of a year J could lln there und tnkr Hie whole weight of a new ,Hunday Now York Times un my tensed stoutaclt — und still lircnlho, Two vi-nr, after I began this *y*tnimtii- exercise I hod idlmmed down go pounds and could hold a Hunday new*p)4|H‘r overhead lii em-li Imml After that I tapered off. • i t ' . Iul Hot whenever I found my abdbiiivu g'-tHog slack I could quickly 11-mnv my strength by u e»rc/jd wiiilunil with tho Hnlihath presi,. Now I iismilly take these user, i-Imvi only at,nut twice u year. , , The hlg lest I* on the (Ihrlstniat seiiMin eilitiniis, I pussed it Hd* year with flying colors. J started ul 0 A.M. weighing' IDS pounds mi thu liuthrumn ceales; l-'nr un hour | lunncned up wit huily lire** lifts „f the Dally New nml the New York Mirror, hath tut,Ini,I*. Then I stretch out «n lln- floor nml told Frances: "I'll,- ’em mi," Hlie diupprd Hie liihhdd* on my I i i i i I stonuii-h. Tlieq i.lie added lln- New York Hernld Trlbmni. N*-xl, with Hie help of n ncle' ter, she mmuigcd l,t lift the 31! Ipngi> New York Tien-., and put It on. My ut munch sagged toward my IiiicM hiiu', lull I cried: "Now Hie Manhattan telephone directory." " I ’m ufruld," sin, murmured. "It might kill you.” "No, go ahead," I cried through Hunched teeth. Him nut on tlm il I r e e t a r y. I lidil the whale mass for a mo­ ment, then rolled ankle to keep from being crushed as It toppled ever. When I got up and stupued weighed mi the lint broom scales I weigl I IHI— five pounds less. You, ton, can he panther atroni hy following thin regimen wit the Hunday newspapers, Dut don’t oserclsa before an .open window. They may blow apart and atrangla you. anese newspupers today tried to picture Toni l.anphier,. 34. 34. form it American fighter pilot, ns ii|i"lng|xlng for shooting down Jui>tin's top war admiral. Dining ii stopover hero on a gl'ilml flight to conmiemorntn the Wright brothers* Kitty Hawk feat ID years ago, tuinphler wo* per,nailed by Japanese newsmen at the airport to meet tho widow of Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. l.anphier'* guns cut down Yamsrunto, thrn commander In chief „f Japan’s combined fleet nnd |ilnnuer of the Pearl Harbor uttsrk, on an Inspection trip to lloijgainvilla in April of 1043. Tlic widow, Mr*. Rel Yamamoto. 33, was presented to hunphirr at IIn- airport. A lending nflernoon newspaper -pin*hcij a story lutrr that tho American had presented a bouquet t„ Mi's, Yamamoto "In memory of the luta admiral," Another newspaper, missing that angle, -niil l.anphier promised to help the admiral's son go to an Ameri, iiu school, Tu mint Japanese this would have meant an apology by l.nnphicr. Official* of i’an-Aniorlenn A ir­ way- -aid Oil* is whnl liaiita-nedt JapiilM-sa photographer* brought Mr*. Yamamoto to the nil-port nnd |icl‘*uatlvd J.IIIIidlin' to meet her. They also produced ii bou­ quet nml a*ked tlm American to hntnl it to the admiral's widow while camera* snapped busily. I.liter Mrs. Yamninolo said she wanted lu send her son to an American school. Lannhier re­ plied if the buy reiiclied the United .State* lie would be glad to meet iiini. A throng of Jupauc-c newsmen wanted tu hear details from Lnnplder nf how- lie -lint ilmva a sell|datie bearing Yanmuiiito nnd nthers tu limigaiiivllh-. The Japnm-se government Im* never officially described how Yanianirdo died. TinAiiLerlt-an govciiiiiii-itl withheld >he new* of thu incident during must of thu war to prevent the JiipniiDsi' from knowing Ameri­ can expert* hud broken their code. (Thu actual .-nrte that resulted in YmnaniotoV dentil'ivu* idiumcd Vegetable Market JACKHONVtM.K. D*c. 0— (At*) — Ttifl Kx.lcral-Mlule Murlirl N««-i Kervlcs surly Nsw Y„rk mnrkit oh khorlitu (mils nml », uutulilri, iprlccn lacompleleti Avoindu* rials le-is* lair to am,a ,|i,.,lii/ i,.'>e-;ini, punter luw ? « . •■("», sinuJIrr xliol (Imx Ux 1.15-1.00. ...Haul' lieaiix blixhclH tUrlnab-x « * '« Vnlcnllurs r » » kmk- s.oii I’lenilluls 5.35-a.lMt, In , l.uorcr 4.ou-5.nn. wax un -a as, poorer i..',o.|.s«. r«w i.ae Idem I,raps l.,i*h,l* f,<w T.n» l.tn-urnbrrs Imxlirls 4.an-l.5ii. ulillniiry |„ rul, quality J,Mi-3 im. ptcklrs 3.50-1.00. rinmlrlliiha Mi l.iml.ets rrulrx 3,115-3.&D, KUptHiil liilklirts 3 50-4.00, Irw low ns 3,no, pi.urcr qtnillty I.5U3-uO Kiiillve.clilrnry bushrls J.S3-3 r.n l.xtiiri.l,, I,nail,,I* 2.00-3 30, pour rr 1.50-1,13. Iviiiiuiii«is per ut .13-.is. In,time esstrrnXcralr* Ilia tine* tan 3 ,l»a 3.50-2 13. few 3.mi, p.„.,. or 1.50-3.00. Domains 3.50-3 13. poorer low as 2.uii, buxltels 3.»,i. lalfntf" I/ft trimhcl i tiHfifin i*i>r ■ i Iuiin 1.50*I.Tft. lame Rises I.OU* NKW YORK, Dec. 0— {/Ih-Four vnynge-wt-ury semm-n were under arrest tmluy lifter u shipboard up­ rising In which the einbuttb'il skipper iirridcntiilly shot his radio officer In the buck. The mrlen occurred on the Am ­ erican freighter Nathaniel II. Ful­ mer last night us she lay in New York linrhor a short distance from the Statue of Liberty. Tiie wounded officer. Wllllum lliiluxunow, IEI, was hit ns he went lo llie defense of Cnpl. Vletnr <; Diax, of New Yolk. Diux, u sen captain for I I years, told police he was trying to handcuff one of a group of re­ bellion* seamen when they lunge,I ut Idm. As be leaped buck, lie said, the gun discharged. The Indict struck 11 bulkhead, under thu direction of the Into rlcwheled and creased Itelaxanow’s Adm, Marc Mltrhcr, who was in command uf American air In the l.;\1, I/.I iMIklifil linxm sir.ip, Hobmton* at the time. Yama­ ITilnry 13 Inch rratm Molilvn* 1.00, ft’U- I moto's plane was shut down hy 11a14.f I ;i-A 1I0K4ft NIKII HN 1.00) 3 fllllvll (11 Army planes which caught It off tfo>Ml wrif'ii j,m»41r I>’ ttliiHchiHt 3,5ft. Ilougulnville on Apr. 18, llt-13 — r* inicrw t»lifthcriti llutlfiftNf* lyfiti Anifti« linR 3,do, one year to the day after the 2 *•>, fi*w 3.3'*i. Itn 11I11 In 3. 35- 3,f*0. Doolittle raid on Tokyo). Hf|iiiimVi ImimIiH h y< linvv Htralichlitml luriff* Lunphlcr, from 11)43 until tn*t fitfk 3.3It*3.3ft, in*. 3,iiD, »A hmshfltf I(ii Ihi 11 typi* summer editor of the Dulse, Idaho, .VffH *3.fto, ft tv l.ftn, iMiiiriT 11mt Htntesmun und now a partner In liirKfT mIsi'h 1.3.4-1,7ft, luiHhDl'i un atomic Itoseurrh corporation in h ir« 4’ In vi-ry Iiipr «> l.fti»«3,5fi Ti.imitoire I u« h 2 viiiN ArA ft.ftct, Colonido Springs- In tluu In Hono­ 1<7 ft 3ft, 7r7 1.7ft, «|iiallly lulu today. He makes Ills home ftkA to fix7 3.50. Idrif** It* vi*ry lnrw*T In Washington, I). C. t P e m e y hack. The rumpus brought 11 India distress message‘ from the 7.JUU -ton freighter, and set llie huil.ol' alive w Li h rburlng patrol ismIs and flushing searchlights. Harbor police liouriled thu ship. Fifty more poliremcn und u con­ tingent of coast guard officers and Fill 11gents met the ship as she docked later at all Kasl River pier. Handling of tlic case was left up to local police instead of fed­ eral authorities, since thu trouble look place Inside the three-mile ocean limit. Police said thu fracas started after a giuu|, uf crawinuu relumed to thu ship from their first shore liberty In 31 duys. Thu ship, curry­ ing 11 cargo uf sugar, laid just returned from Honolulu. A 1,111 wl started ill the crew's quarters, police said, und when the skipper Iricd tu slop It, crew memhets drove him off. He went to the bridge, got his revolver nml returned with the rudlo offleer to help restore order lleliisanow, of laincnster. Fa., had jumped In front of (lie captain to defend him when the gun dis­ charged, police said, llciaznnow was treated ut a hospital, and returned tn the ship. Held on third degree ussnult charges were: Churlrs O. Gllllkin, 21, seaman, of Winston Salem, N. Vermin L. Fortc'r, 2P. seuninn, of Norfolk, Vu.) John II. Ilurri*. 21, mess Imy, of Flymoulli, N. C., and Finest Caudle, 2t, oil swlpur, of Rlrhnionil, Vo. ’s . . . SHIRTS! U. S. Protestant H ‘«,all**#a )M B I'aau 41**1 tin- federal eomiHI If I hey aril adopted by tho executive committee, Tho report d< idorod "Tho scent­ ing Inability of om* luithin to formuhite a puliry related (a tho ceiilltltf* of 'tin* revolutionary' ern emerging In A »l* ."t Another riiimrl before tha exec­ utive enminlln-t- i-iilbii fur u milldniil effort lo mlsu C'liristmuM almvii "mere tinsel dmI tin full." Commen-iul aspect of Liu istnilts iihotild Im Mdijrignlcil nml mure spiritual emphasis limild 1® rnatorcil, the report xnld. A nientcjirumlnm wax ,-xjieeted on the Intoriiullnmdlxnliiin of Jerusnlrn, a run cut tuple uf de­ bate In tlic United Nations Assemidy. .* , • Ollier propusul* befure the com­ mittee urged: A speedy pi-ace l rent y with Japan ns ii "powerful stimulus to till' evolution of ii dciiim-raHr Asia." It'-ju-nl of dl ciiiiilnuloiv luimigratiou mid mil'irallxnllon laws again',t Asiatics. More cuopcrutlou among fliiriiiHan rhurche.1 in mission.- Iu Asia tu ward a more Orirnlni approach, presenting Christ u* One "foe whom there is no Kant or West." Kslnldlshment of n perninnimt Inleruntloniij agency under thu United Nations for assisting all inrosonx uprooted by war. A in-oclaniHtion ly I'residrnt Truman of Clirtstmas niimesty for till i-onsclcntimii uhjretors, thus restoring their rlvll rlgnls. Testimony before Congress sup­ porting a curb oil "false elnlms" In Mmior advertising presenting rtlcuhm us an Investment In "pres­ tige and desirability." Testimony before a congresslonnl aub-commlttee Investigating substandard Incomes, pointing out that chureho* view low-income persons ax "subject to special pressures to break mural, spiritual and social laws." Tha executive committee meet­ ing will bo followed hero tomor­ lOMlIoeet r n a Page Os*. row and Thursday hy th0 second in the area, xauthcaitern Inler-chnrch convo­ Unofficial reaction reported t orn cation, bring Ing together about Scandinavian capitals appeared fa­ 000 lamtara from 10 suuthcaatern vorable, «|R The proposal was Inspired by KDA Administrator Paul a. Hoff- ly Scandinavia and Britain hut man's repeated cal's for merging also of, the sterling area. together the ecmmmlcii of Western uf cuantrWa far which Hrluln acre Kiiropcqii countries, now •a a banker In Inkirnatlonal trada fipari hv reslrletlons un trn and finale*. Member* besides h n eurmicy convertibility. France, Italy nml the lleut-lufl u in are Auattallk, Now Zealaud, BouUl Africa, India, Pakistan, Coy*’ -mintrlct (DelgUim, Tho Nt)th> lauds and l-uxemliourg) nlreui, ion, Burma, lra<h and Iceland. are Ntudylmr a similar .regions They gool thalr dollar reiuurcui. It was not known whether BHgrouping. This h u bean call "K rlta lu i."' Itritaln often has been accustn Ita notea said the talks especialiv lit tha United BUtoa, Mb*aimed at promotingfrear lagging liahlnd on Buropein m i a evunwiromlc cooperation. She has counter* shs must d labor In tha area, ie Britlrk limited later-convartlin t consideration immonweaRh tfirst consideration. „ .itrreiicwe, relaxing con..... oa, Impart* and eventual reoa a« Iwtffs. Sore to Britain^ ilk niaation far i similar arrangamante Co w r i t loo ----------- nallemh __ ( O i i P ) kRf; .oa mambar D R IS S S H IR TS FROM ^ PENNEY'S WORLD OF THRIFTY GIFTS »* W k l t a I t r i o k t l I t ’* the one dress shirt m en look fo rw a rd in at C h ria tm a i. A n d th e y'll f o fo r these T o w n r raft* whites m ore than aver, because P e n n e y't tailor* every shirt fro m k lfk q u a l i t y Sanforiaedf b rn a d c lo th . . . 1 1 0 A f w r f l of fin e ro m b e d cotton in r a t h square in ch . T h e N u-craft* collar sets rig h t, it's to m fort w ith a capital C . . . w o n 't w ilt after a ha rd day’* wear, t Britidh Trade ^sss& rjs^isssi fifll , >- i. GIFT » BOXED Htindkcrchiefs trm ... «om^»!r^th^ndlnd .vhI TT R TfR Aboil* Evory RtuHksapaJuBW tluu Am 'I «tm» m M ai a L n c- j 1 Sea Captain Shoots Radio Officer In Shipboard Riot •m, a. m ka. la r u «■ - - » — || —— PH IHR i » Ikww ifl 1* AD. *H im aranwloaribbod , (H lM d Iw h i i (EHH< a rt u i i w b m * firtail t kraoditatk tai atihar nfastr fMtwwr ? " W i-f c a g m iia f . 5 " M i 2r : S : UULaL- �t ■........... ...........^ ~ W ' •■ " ' " '* 5 * V> i J“» 1 , la U n i t y T h e r e fg S t r e n g t h — T H IS To Fioltci Ik* F > m lit in* World; To Ptomoir Ik* P i t n m of America. To Product Pros peril) fur .tenfold, U l A IIIH t *IhiiiI i *f." li**l !! «« »**/1 lUCll t*|- | |lr tin- ittritiinifl «>| til’* ♦‘•■hi I lull **| 4* •KHirtili.il 1 tililr 1 VOLUM E E s t a b lis h e d XXXX R ex B each, Noted Author, *1 Takes His Life 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W K O N K S U .A V A s s o c ia te d Barkley Says U.S. Can Save Chaotic World Sink Trafnffnr W arship Thai Opposed Nelson j» .v#yv- %*.** > D E C . 7. I'.H I) *>•" f ,1 72-Year Old Rollins Grad Anti Sehring Celery Grower Suf­ fered Front Cancer -- ( A in ci it .1 n Sacrifices C.tn I *i event Wui Id Sl.ivei v. And W ai. S.ivs Vit*- I'tesident ” r)i*l. w b» Imiml d*ad <d .1 pniol wound in thebrail nl Im houtr ilf3i lin r tlii> liioimilg. lilt 11*.illi wm piiiiKMiiirrd >nirid* liy roiinlv Judge J. Kuwaiti l.tviugxlou unit Slim tl lliiiiv.iiil Coker. Ii*ti It hail li**n xulfrnuK limn * llniMl .nl 1n*nl Im lhi*r yr.tit. |< III* hotly wax Inniicl by 3 nun* 1 LAII SHIP FROM IH I HUNCH ll.illlb d rlrs lr.t *1 I Kfuly.ll llir ...... I. n m «i|.ii'-u ui linfilii iil.lr it irn l tu III* Outturn off HorLinuulh. Lug Huyli la tuilliilril III* "I j i I *•*•>I ami it u j - j u u tu i- t ti I-n* r ......... ....... . <« **f n fi 1 1 ■1 I tie til# ■l i t n i b K d fl*«l S3 til* >hl|i lIllappe-Med I ll l l l l l S ' i ***•» **.• Ill Uii un I I . I. 1fie \ n lid unit? Mi ilt'li tt v*f**l. ri ll Klv iild ill* iJillinill g- fruit'll. «JIat|irai It 'III liu lnlf iii ■ ■ 1■ ■ I | i i.in it *lf I "j*11 I1or1111 f e « i)u>t 1( 1*1 h«! •ti ll). Ill* Ailmli ully tin l*lnl li 1 " i t ............. t i l . ' ! "vita liioilylil him hirakiail, llir •lielift a.«id lb* nun*. M m T t n n .Sintmiiiu, fmmd thr wnl*i on lit* (Inin mi Im patamst ut hit tPi'imd iluiV bcdiomu. Ih* body b y by lb* b*d in wlmb br lt.iiI -l*|ii tin 1>nw.li lb* night Rob*il In * , Ini le n rta iy Im y*3it. (.nil liiu rinl strange T i i r i i i wi 111I11 br m.id* b ln . Reach w in in I In* mul.il "f n psychological iiiivcl, "W om an In Ambilnh", mi which In1 lunl ram [ilrli'il 27 rlinplcrti. lit' Inn I uni wot knl mi ■' fur -eventl 1lit*111Im ‘fllln Nimilltcr, llrili’b ’i lift' Win. il*-|iaii i ll of fm 11 wliili' 11I Mlunil where In- I1111I gone fm 11 n il lim it |nr lilt lliruol. Mi'il It-nl nut Imi'ii let In Miami ;alii llif noil’ll nnvcllm *n ffi'in l V iu n i 1 uiu't'i' iif i Ih* ihrmit No iiii'iilinii of hi* niliiii'iif wu■1 11131I1' prevlonily bei'inise Reach ivnnl*il it 1 but wav I It* iviili'r arrived in Miami in nu ainliiilnni'ii Inn rcfiii'iuted well In treatment and walked mil •" i*turn In bin ruufli. *Pump IVi mini*’ Policy Of Truman Aflministration Oennunred n*#rh’3 Miami ilnittir. who «*«>*- luvril anti adnidiird by *v,.ynn* *tl 1hnt hi* name unt Im mentionin CVnlral Floiitl.i." *d, rnhl the oalhnr “hint chance for eomplrio r « " r y « y I iii|i|iaii/ins ihftl lb* Rnvrinlht> fiuifi'r whlfli it I nii‘1**1 ineiil (lim ild o|t*i3i* un « 10 tmd fur 1wo y»«r*a kill!! Hit in iuirviv*il hy a hrollinr, i;ln,ft lli'iifli of 11til*'l|jli. Numi 1; 1iri'1 h*r•in-loiv. v*li‘ian « '’ ' lor 1'iril I Horn* of I. oh a i i i .i i* illuii*' «|ii'iil Inst wiiitm w ill, llcdrli. Tin* “ U*l"» .‘ J* a*1,'*.«!!! ,1 h m iih u ** *'»■ fin a n TtrtV a lii, M i. IIritm in riHin'* llrd a «.iu ii( 11 |MiJit v of "iiiim i |# r, tt,jn|( rinhrtm l-l**" « dit **■ rm e in bounty mppey Irom lli* i'oy*iimi*ni .md pouiinl mil 1h.1i I r a< li on* lit ill* 4 V> n m m * ■•Mint " li .i|i|iiO|ul.ilimi< I * Hi ....... lIHliing l ’nlll'M'i* I" l i " ' | mnrihliii* fur your d h lr lf l, multi 1 1*4v iin- h iiiiiiih i 3'd.rd lay i.'tfi, |tr*!i*nihii' i*<]ti**i* iiiuilr ul nli |hi> i'iii,('ii‘!i>in*n, and i Iipii ihd*iMillie if the country can afford it,' J^Jov. 27 Frost Hid Heavy Damage To Everglades Crops lie .idciM'd OKl.AN llO. I <(*(* 7 — id1) In ( wv ft**''* " i N"y* " f Ih* dirt **(* tt.iurly hravy dainagii U» t^ndwi VCKvIal li". in lh,' UveigUd**, lh* KiilH'jl IhmuM "f Agricultural Ernillinih'n “■alii tmlliy. Ill * |'l tut* I Ill's W33 III Nl* ^ ( 1 1 1,run wltl.il, from a ni.trtiti.il ill ndlli't lull (lltndliuhil, with Its'' limit half Im r v r 'ln l al lit* Hum. , Kutly i-»llinnti'fi itbi'* lh*' b»* ■ lh* jniirii jutlcuatI ill ili In tn'll!) Tin l"'t**lil tifieeiil of t'f iht*^ l,i,| full ,n . mIiic I t.iti rrm fm iiimitM'linii m nriiuini; » t (' harvt'rl 11 nm ihn MTlhtn, Til* yilmiK wililrr linlutn it"l* ill lit* l'aVeti’ladi"i With itliu (t'vrr. *|y ilaniBi'i'il, wilh rvvrrul hnmlretl arrrs ra^teetnl tn hr a riitii|*lele Jtim mnl yield* mt ill* remaining VftvuKe mim'd! hy half and pro* tidily mure A few hundred arras of late fall swret corn went also lost, nth*r crops In central anil amitli t'lnrlda Miffereil only mlnnr ibntaKCk llnwcvrr, lh* prolong*d period of lielow normal Icinp'iattires has retarded Iltn growth and prim re ti* nf the remaining t*inter mips such as lira us, encum­ bers, eggplant, sipiath, and toma,tp*». m York lioub ii l*Vdera I Aucni Ki nesi Dnli.iime As M.m Musi Wauled n... .'i.y f... d. i Ik . . .1 .ta.i uf llii' imiiiy i;rnii|i', nf •laililit-n ivlni v r II iltn N llio ti' <’it|iitnl whom lh*> (fain 11 iwnm* "( i»|<r,t,• lialinit nf "itr lu tin lry. it nun mnthllliK |") "lti'i|| Itf.Oylnlrr*lil|i'in util Id nffitiiii, m nl „r thr v uIim* "f l|t’|tiir tu .1 fri'r iiiim n. V I'.II Mu' illl'liillilllr. 11 uni .ill nii'l t !" 1 wm lil a ir i‘.i|;i'l I" Iim iu w lu l I.Mlk*'. lilt 1 "Ullll V III* III" >1 |l"li . 1 Ini in llir iinrld »n I lint tin'* ..in • ■(•11 l>> llii'ti "WM r.iiuitili'ii an.I . iii ).I .mi fit 4*)il r'l.lv r an.I drill" l.iln lala 111 .lilt*.IIK I Ill’ll I'rilJ | ml Nrn.Mnl ll.'liliuil ' ,\|'|||a> | > e i o o e i ‘a ( s Ten flillion Mort* Rnr Schtmls s v ta " : Som e W a s Sent s ia n s N "b v dut N evei W a r A t* m i ,h* w iliardul «re: Mrs. It. A. McMichae| uf (Jnniilico. Aid.I I.. T. Whitleu nf Richmond, Va.i l„ It. Whltlen "f Nurlh Harden, Vu.; Rlla T . Whdten nf North Garden, Va.; and W It. Natlor of North liarHanford's I'tv ll A ir I'nlrol will den. All arc brothers or iilnters. IlieCI tonight nl Hie I'lrliiiido An Force Basil Us guests of ihe i'i F f.lfillT IIKCOHII 4nikIm l!AP, cmnmnndcil by f'ript N K W Y O R K , Dec. 7. - (A l Howard Hhownlfer .Ir. Torn haupldcr, .Ir., Inday flnlnhed <ld. .Inscpb F. Moody, I'AP winging Ills way aruuinl the world Wing flotninander, will lw pret eni hy Hclieilulcti airline flights In 13 tn help the Hanford milt .... . minutes less Ilian five days, lie .............................. ‘ iv.iirtillslied a new pasasugcr speed ahead with Its plans for expansion, and explain In the members iu-t recortl for ruin merela) planes, l.nnidtier ttisde the last lap of what M AP means in peacetime W alter K rohu r, head of the Hsu his trip mi an American Airlines rtfortl mill bus invited all p e rn n r idan*. His landing at UQusrdia In joining the C A P t» Field tame four days, 29 hours iblsreited and 47 minutes after hie take-off attend this meeting which will b* the final one celebrating National last Friday, i-ivil Air Cat ml To Muu( In Orlauilo V ti 11* r s 11Id m 1‘h in n til I« i h M f 1 M :il(i'll Ml ill Ml 41 * l i l t i | | m (* 1 III III! S ( tt ( I iii n M e (I • -7*■11 I 't'lli'l I. I In 1 ' mI i i i I \ I lihtiltl tmi l u ll m t lit M t '* t I m i l >IH' Vt« i i'i'i •i•<11111 *n|*i*rv"i‘it»* i"f »*' t( . 11 mil ( i l i 11111ti) 4l 1 Ml! ill I t< I I I - 1.bill III II* I Ilf ( Il I*, A* '*»• Il 1 (ti* |tit111!*t( |l ills' ||**Ailt|MJI 1rt i hi ikt H> i n t Mi l j *ili«i "(I ' I *v ' ■ e. - iJ iil ' : *■ - ■ ■tiJL .. .. • w iitiii.r 11>|11 ••vr»l •k i l "i Mil .ifi«f )'i(* •,(nif* i ‘t ♦ » .I | | »*».(• IVI' ll* K (<!«*■I **»f I' I m I Id " i i Hi* Iffi |#*f| :l | ll I | t ikti m I U ii m t l h ixi- i n M mi i Mi I * , f I v Nl.lt Y HI FI till! iif hi l t . I '• i. • !» t |>••( 11|li|t 1VIIM Mlf.l h\ I ,, i \V M' i i h ii i i ' i 1111--.1 i 111* flu i "till v ( *> *• 11 •**** n i l n f ? 111 •i - l .i 1 l l l l l t D' f i 11 *MlK »*!*'•( Hf f"( ( ' tiul 111>M11. 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In " I ' I I I I ................. H i . hil* I «. i InhtfDH f • li t O i l **'. II 1 i t i I) •Mnl Ml • ' | ) 11 11)* , \ 1 -•it t lit I..I.In. fmn/ i'lk f h t i f i n ( Mn i "im i i VVI'I'I. m, ll 1 -n n u t i , m l 1 f| 'lulin . mi I alilt* Ila i l l 1 « ;t. h « i u h f w. i 1 111«*«1 i H r i l u n d V I l IVI ll' ' IH lilt' I l Dl i f Wi l l i *iMD ' hiii D*' .............. ••♦ In.IjMiM I t * ill il t'M D *MD' i'i tt J 11 I Ih I ’h k D' r O f f l D D i l f n ( 4t*l ‘ . 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Mill Im mil . 1 in , 11,1111 un' l I'** Ill'll m .l •11*I•11i i it |,M I 1 • '* i.»* ttniDtil *4 i l i i l l a d l • t**e in*'* r . ' l l r T J l l lit U ''• '» « t i l ! ’. I ;, ||l| lit S i ' l l it I ( H yV \ NN VM '" I I '- 11 |(i ti VV iif ” i l ifi 1 ,1 | Itihl it ( i4'nt *' it Id Ii II *••"l tndnin* * |ill 11**1 •Mtit|' MIX X if ll •ll M.* tt. xii ii mi * nl IntnlDi " It-* fIII I 4» I “ til l lit’ Mi 1'H Hit1 Ill H •» 111111111r Hi tn v nu i . n*\ i‘ \*t fji ■I'D I m fittY I In . li to itiiin “ I' f «'ii ti * ( iii m u t HiKintM •*’ h »•im nf U I, | I il It l I i ft . M. 11.Mf I III I d III) ,l l.f-lt »# .II I I' tl lift Iln- in ii i i (|D 1 I* 1**44,fl|1*», id Jin »n ' I* • l it tin* Mt Hayer was hack nl coil. H i l l II 4 ll III I IlD " 11 f hi- IVilm tl i1"' '-1ni»n IH *»t 111 V HID Ho morning after liciiic ...... ■n I I till*1 ‘v ii 11Hii it( t|i I Iii< I Itt l.i ► 4f 11111 tlx Ml' ! Yll if h 1.1ik‘I **ii I Mi inI In Inline several dm i(ttf I*1 1 t|||,| {||i It ll|) HI Mil (4 k( III *14*111 ."Mu \|H|M ftJM 1- ii klm ii'f ilijfit i but cold, IH "H * "f V" ill (Ml Him* f" •■•It M#h I Inm H a m m . itiiA id i •7S S e n e lH taken Itklllirill,lit K I.. Me x null I 4 |"diir 1l.f 1- li |4t 11If 1 l t olllirl ............. .. infill iif it I'Xcttl'kvc III rill poll(Ml« v «ti •• n 111>► Ml niff lil ................. In- tiinl iitlaelied e hi Iice ■aid In . tit I i’i in f't - uni ih Hayer, city clerk. (Ill H #*i4 uni il R i l IliD "I.KADBKI.laY" M ils NI-.W YORK, Dec 7. i/t'i MAY HR M KIKATI'.H (d') tlubbie "Keadtielly1' l.eilbetlur, tin, r. AU tlH H TIN K . Dec. 7............ Mayin f'mnuilnsimier W a lla c e 1* ii,.- i iiy ('ikinini ' ion »d l oi. i't i n , l i i , lilii. , | h 1r . M i l I n i n i l i 1ll, fin it **i Mt* 1 " .Ml till' /Olllllg Mk'llk.t ill I |tlIIII ta­ lk' ii ul)' at H llll oVIoi'l, I Imi'ii iv ...... it , U l - t . 4• 1 1 Dili .'fl K t i < k’ linii' ill the r ilv Hull "i niiil * I' HH ( hii Ih fit Hit Ml i ' l l l l *' l \ n li" t ll iI'll I ■ on lint it*- In ■11.1Kic ii I ’ ll. X XX(I'i IlilIM.I Mi M ....... .. in Dtslrlci II I Mi In 1 ( I l l ' l l . ni x i l.\ Ii i i piopnii*d lhut icuuiicmi'id j till fIH j' 1' . tlftil Vlt M V "'•» lim llliip I’o i r i i ki.lmn .' f ♦ "i \ thi III. Hk.it Iii. In r,k In'Oii'e In the district t" mnl I,miir *i11*Ill lliM'M tiki iii Hour npai'ii In1 ii .In, n l i" I I h 1.11it i i ((141)111«I M t I*11 ii iin I floor space of 1,00 i|iiu( • \ r ii . i 11 mi' fit In* tt tl M, fill, I II 'I I le a d I I, a / (/!') — I Hin*i.l. !► ii. i ( ( ittii 61 l <lh •S' (1 hr tt liri | 1 1 -lirV 'C o n s t r u c t i o n ..... . I '-i i h i i III.,,ton ■4 ' II .441 \ W i l l . l t d In I f u 11 s i n e n rrr kit fii. | | 4 ) ||\ 4!1•hi 111 -Dri ...........1 t. n j e c I Is I I e l t I Iif hmt far ib, Ko 1'.414 IV . , A l I X A N U R IA I ,f 1l- t i1l l1 ilip t i j r Ml" 1 i d ') A I ..it li t> "i t tot (Mil I loll ...... tl. 4tn* i . M.h tn •[ t - t I ( i *)( | anal llllrd tititm rri la.ilti h"t 1l|M1 r l]| (•D it ' h tl' In* hit! llix (liie r iflM lrlt | -1n * im ! 1 - ill 11 1)| i. • i it j A. m 7 'if they |Mf (i it■a 1 Im !r n.r lh» n lnmi*‘ i I...! ,.!( . , "1. Ir e h tilt hllll. line 4*i« liiiul 1 , A ................. K -I tlltl llir ( i l l . . . I hit l it|M|f 4 IM 1 ,.l,ciil liPtDI lh* 1 .... . \ , i .tinr - mi k ! mm I .*»Im * •1'IICllt l-m.t! 1i ... 1 t MUD nil ,ki,jeir,l film i■» < me (lull! thr hi 144 H) . ..... ............. . 'IIm t l i ’lOH h-ifH* i’ it 11 III klit lieu (if t'H « in i di |•i. i■ i , ■i 1 i In 1 I IlD Im nl Mr %\.(' I ll,mil' al ltd*' Ih f 1-<K *. Ill " i i "* ... on Ih \ %I'tllll* I III I HIM llii (Mil llr'i" i ill' ll It'* Itl l | fc, r I mi ( ni l f Mt lli*t iMii t l t l T i " I ii n ( (it i t* I ............. i i tu t I I I . . H.IMMI y* ;i ft11>|« I n tt ‘3 1 I! Ml | In' i•[ f it i'i till I Ili'V h i I lit I tl ImiiH' (tn Ihh't fiit11 |i 4-j if (ii Mn in (Mill WIVIIIIK IMhlNt I'I i t llu'r I fIDy (MHVD.f III!#* i i i n \<;h , h .s ' in i .hi Mil' at|I tk till*' ||( IWlI IIill IIIII ,'ll‘ tl I I <ifIt ilflidllDl HI Itll »*“1 fki' I 4* 11 it nu Ifrni'ii ( toim|,i i* i,li' .l inh* fit** nil ii"l liniufi uln'fi Mt*v Mid ii )i|tDi iu d I u d i MdiI iiv I f II nI t ill WIIVD Wfll mitt* 4 H| Mn* i’.Mil** fi him hcf iD Mini •a "ii t’ liiii' (vif Ii if Hit* fi ll'll! (lullll HO **i|I|*I|I if Census O f I i is 't t i it t * I'Vi'i Mn* 1Iii I;o I ii n» Ni*lnMflksi» I f ft 14144**1 K y 11 i n s l u i tv VVrttin m nm| Mititfii-m Mn'lilttaii tint mid Mid im d Ii! fl tv i* Itdihh /i l" Mi ttilllk* N iillli Mtfntilk W A s H IN ti h 'N , 1.... 7 (,p) III t»ll*i lb P Hut' baw i It-f'altt i mt ii I to il.iv Mu' liu m 'iii Adm inm ii ittuii V y J IM VIM I M " ill tie fllllllllilllg Itn linin'” ,ll. | t h e I I mi i i I ii I » x | m i f u n t i l Mf V *»i t"ll| 'li"i. mnl llie Cull'.I it ul iiiii A f Im i i, u Ills'll i. 11*j )f »•if i 'I' i i m c bikefi I iii ......... iilionl •■Itlisl hi Sd 1(14 41 *I h\ I I- Ifnv |i*, |ir|miicil llli'aiMM'H. Inihiy ;i■iii•»111*•*. . | Mini Itin | i Mid 'flu' II'IIKIH llurein, pinpiKcn •h'liilliim f**i hliriD. lift iww Nu* to c n llo T mi'iiiiie Inforniiliuii H h i i : i | S d i \ i d d I . M d l i i iii :H i '* D , m i (lom even lilfli per'iuil n ii'l It •iiuh'i i'i*!tiiin i*Hiit|111m11*i hi rDUtveari "| • in Iln itfi'enmnt ihil*> ti l i|* nil |•••IM*\ Im m Worlii n ii'ilH 'I A pril, ll saya tiieni W.u 11 VDliriin f iC iii’- " ill be confident ini, 4Inal col even lax iiillectori nur lb « K ill can lake a look. 1 5 SHOP W % M 6 L t ? r Ilui |[e|> tin ,m i (R llliliil \ei let day called it "a pnrelsna aiickei ti l fur deutocralii' fmet loi'lifi win, hits served ss the ...... an Interiiotlmiallv Iniouii Hi's chief esectiHve for (lie past I sniger of hlnen and wml. song'. " "■ » » '' decisively defealeil ir* ( 'lir.l Mint nlghf, i '*' jerdny'n "ledInn. W ARD CAHH Nmiicd to nvn pu ls on tl..... . v W AM IUNOTON, It,’,. / 1/17 ■ '"'"Isslon were; llobsnii T . Hone, I’he United Htnlcfl tmlay an | < '"•w'comer, with 2,1111 votes, ami 1 M- Brent, who was re-elcded aouma-d it will comply with tcim " ' " i 2 ,.IIH votes, Kntiidnp behind In okolra.it hy the Nurlh Iv'eta il..... were former .Senator W It I 'ikioiiinnlxts for llto re lean* of two I’" ' er with 2,0113 voles and Prai Aiittrli'an* held captive since Hep (ember. 1.1 with I.IKt). Hivrelary. of Hlalu Ache..... ma.te Hi* aiinmiiicemeiii at a oewi Hid MAN conference which did imi, how I'lT T H R U R O H , Dec, 7. - jiPl Hi* chi«r spokesman for the soft evei, tiring any word a* to wlieHr C ivil A ir I'a trn l Week I lint start c l .kill Industry today lashed out at er ft. tl. Consul (iuneral Align* Ik'liii I,. lowin’ "union monopoly" Ward artuully Inn begun lit long Dae. the first and enda today. The group wlR meet al 7 Itn "itlmiil so much as a hint of tee trip to freedom front Aluurhuru ridier'i o'clock In iuillding 20% at the (""■cast "big break' 'In the lnC#HAHK r i U U T dii-try'a hilter contract dispute. M F .M O R IA I. H K R V H KH Orlando Air Force Bait. ■Nix liDnvy nr»p«fni!l in m\r '•►urge If, Loy*> president of Memorial nervlcoa In uiemnry dhiii jijni'f dtlsUr_Wftb iflrkD*! tnrluy J»i , ____ of depar teil coturaden will tie tli* Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal PRACK T R E A T Y !l:l)ll LONDON, Dec.. 7— <A7 - n f - Cmupatiy and spokesman for the hy Mra. L#on 0 . Bryan from Mu* belli Hiiuday afternoon al flciel British aourcea laid today opcralora negotiating committee Mk l r o al h«r horn# on W#M Fim! o'clock at the Elks Lodge. Krnust Hire<*t( am) ana brought M id fruit Hnu'liohlr'r will he the npeuker that Ihe big three western pow< of the national bituminous wage for iliaplijr to lb# uffic# of Cmmly and llie piiblii' Is invited to at­ era hare agreed to consult early rotiference, said In a statement; "No man in our national history Tax Coltfctor John f«. Mallovvny tend. .leniu' Lodge, exalted rill* east year on ending Uw atat* rr. will preside. ■* “ ir wlth^Oeraanjr ^ ^ ^ ever exercised *u«h power as he where aha ta amployod. Ml know npw w iy Ih# (m il hi tier ring on the tnemarlal pro iKewial orders our employs* to committee are diarist Faria emfem ce of work, tea*#, work, work certain ?all#<) v ra p ifn ll/ 1 aha comment- gram la ihufirm i just like Morriton, Harry Kudell, Leo if U r O a l t i i l day*, atop work hen, and start # d i t grape*." Butncr and J. E. Rowland. work agate thaw*.** E t :- ■ * .| MI>1 Im llii'l |4* l I tu* S .iv s R u s­ l*r ......... .tilllit - I .................. thr V l .r t*ir*nlfii| h iim « J (li.il Kill II,11 !•<> • HI INit II mv her »( ill] tLr ir | - I llir u niM I ill tU ^riS "W e ll 1 ( f t* lIlllF*! (Itr Id ,*|| eiitup tn Mkifr ) lit 11 itf miii r l i r t hi *- • «»ii*Id**1 |*ii in Will il’ J hr Still'd ..... M "Vie |>ri|i||||v I !i•1 l*l tt^ It I', tiltin't in "i.b 1 l" .1" tin t.l vr ' n u r ..I ib. 1" i m lit (id Vr 1i<d l ei'ii mo hi* Mil M.n U i\ nn Ini' Is 1 \ 11It 111 *I t 1 (Ilf /fit♦ <!i Iif* a f• 11mi 1 In* h id J ml t Mini A ls u T o •, / w * ■/£ ■ - - T " - - ...... * ;A± Three Children Shot And Killed By Their Father D u r iiiK ............I 1 ..I I*.i tl.iu W .u tu n e A to m ic U r a n iu m \ V . V d l l M ,l u \ |)r . J ^ f i If 1,11V «it d.ilt- A. 114Mitt s.iiil a-*- *-«‘~,S22th3?Sr.~ IMaus Yule Dinner; 1'Vnh's On Mctnnriiil F A K l” q U IN T U P L R T H BOfiOTA, Columbia, Dec. 7. i/P) — Two Bogota newspapers re­ ported today the atory of the birth of (|tiintupl*ta in a remote Colom­ The fiery Wataoti, a veteran bian village w*s a hoax. Medellin dispatchea had detelled campaigner, wag reat length the itarjr of th« birth of five sons te the wife of an Ul It­ erate mulatto farm laborer In m ils I tl Iif (fl'l'lt '.Dill It) Rll "hi H« ti " I I'M >.| r II I|i||ii'll I n| Hi*i t * lull It| 11*(■HlllDlil Mint *44(1(4 ||„. I 1,1111110 llllMII‘1 "* Mill l.a'il I Ilk tny I •<>'.' h i. I *" I i 'l M - l i t a i d s s e r R i c h \lkkk i Ik'IIII I I'KIitn m il hi t" 1 j Mnnitiiy I'veiiing, D*'*' l ‘h 1 S \l II \ MI N If I. I illl I la-, / nun,del ,1 if liallowtty ktlimii".. ,.,| >,i i I,,, meet lug Aluudui m e1,1 liettiii,' bac|. to (lie giiieio 1 < l > t 4 Iifui(iIn peach urntter K m i Ii members is m i n r 'i i . l ' meld's lieildlllg policy he -Mill. " I m « " • *"'ll • IIIr III); tile I telitii ....................... . may have helped .......................... hos .......... ••rim; a t..y «*• ••* .... in lltTt when we owed only I f " " ....................(itie In llii, bri.lhers II. till' I'llUs fill |it*sei,latino ' n li l Cl,I' h il Iii", dikllurs, but in ..............H i " " 1 t-tci ' « tl ll the njavlfle re tilidei |it ivilcgeil chlldi b ill 1,1'ceni.ai, when the nalinnul debl that ..... .. ............ ,"m.ic, itls. Hum bolder w as appointed Hie m il iif Harvey II W lulleii tiiaii of lids pritgraut I I K I I i s i l » • ra ce > lil kkla.it cal veslerday. specifirully Klnlorseiiient was I'tieti n\ iei|"< in i Id belt's in reiiniilice llie I'osl to the pbicliii; nf i llie Kept,bln m i iilalikiiinl p a rly, Its ll.emni in I |ili,i|iie ulmte llie Imn* 4 pnlii'ii". mnl plitlfoim mnl tn vole tat llie ciivt'll'd reel mil nf <•" Ih llr K f t l linn,"'fill ll, i, f.IrniKI>4 llcuincriilii •prn|ioiied I Illy liUseliall final 1, ill imliikiml parly licit el riadiltm nil Mcllnlivllle Alenin HII.OXI Miss., Dec. 7 - 1/17 lilt- will w rlll nil In I'Xpliiln A Kedcrnl idmuiliM official «uy» i Imt l.ivnnri' M'htlli'ti mini,' Ids lli e |dlli|ile wambl linuiii all America needs g14»,OiMI,4MM>.IM)i» fm iim iiii 111iila*i llic Oi'iiin,',nil,' ad* wai dea l of Memiliiili' l 'omiti t 'llv lliiiniiilssliint'r .lulin K m ' phyi.lcal plant fni'ililici for cle mini •i a l iuii il wan Id" "ili'idre tncitfary mid secoinbtry sehnoU Mini im Ilepnlilicnii (Kiiiy int'iiiher er niilllm il plans fm 'lie c ptiseil '1101111111 which will se-ii tliiritig the next 10 years. ii'i'i iti' in) i Iuii);" fiiim die i"ilnti', -t.ltlii I'crsims. Alsmf l.bnii Ray Huiiimi, chief of the ..........I \ Mslei, Mrs. Aline W ld ltrii 1luiinliiK Heel ion of ill* Office "f llni' id rliuilidlefivlIlM, Vo., Mild Heal', will !«' miller Hie covet "i Kditcallon, mado that estimate be­ -lie lI kui):III all uicllihera of the n conii'iir roof, and im »n p |«"i litlf post i wilt idislrncl till' vie.1 fore the nutlonal cuinicil of chief family m i ,, lienini'ralu, uf llie field, which is lin'.ili'l :t*t,. school officers here yeslet* "Th e y inny hay* si rayed now ami adjacent to and iiiinirdlnleli day. Mien," Mis. K iism re In hi Led. "I lie said the need has arisen he lliilik IliilVey J uki Winded to be nm lb of the prrseol M uiiiil|nl Hull Cork. cause school etrollmcnts have been nie they iluyed Dciuncrats," M i. Krlder, will) is cliatiin.m Increasing ami editcallmtal pro Wiiiuiini A. I.siiglnlu. iitltirney of tin- t'J-innn stadiniii coiiiiiid grains have Iwen oxpaitileil while fm Itie enei'iiltirs ,sald the w ill did nppoiliteil Iiy Hit' *’ll y roustriicllmi uf new schools ami imt disinherit liny llfpiildicuu lee repair of old Imlldings lias been nii'iiilier nf ihe fntmly tmi " | r H „ n'isslnll, stilled lliut no iO’liial flgtirt's cun tie iilvcii ri'giitdini deferred. Mil'll Je|'ul I|i|*ntiuh." Ihe rlmiiii'iliif nf Hie project until Iluinoit cstlmsteil school chil­ Ilesides Mrs, IIiihs, tiiajnr hent‘dren will ttumlier 111,1100,000 in ficiaries nf Ihe lUlyeiir-nld or- specifii'iibins mid costs tire i* reived from slcel cmti|iuid*s. I t Where IrmperatiirM W«ra not ,|0M) and 20,600,000 In 1060. ton severe, the cooler wtaiher has been heaeficbl to cahba^, celery, T IIR E U DAY W KFK eicarole. h ituce, end other hardy NKW YORK. Dec. 7— (A 7 The United Mine Worker* said vegetables. after a two-hour conference with oiieratora today that it still ~HTOHF. ROBBBD keep Ih* Ihree-dsy B. McCall’s store at Monroe plans to Corner wn- filtered Sunday night, work week In effort in the hard and about (II! In caah and some coal Industry. Thua the nation's 80,000 anth­ cigarettes were stolen, Sheriff P, barring a lastA. Mero reported today. The racite mlnera, xttih, lie said, was taken from a minute change, will fail to re­ Pike organ which had been broken port tomorrow and Friday af­ ter working the fin t three tleyi tnio. ,_ 1 " nf thla week. John I*. Lewie ordered a S H R IN K M K V T IN O The Sanford Shrlno Club will shortened work’ week for. all hl« hold Its animal Chrlottnda dinner mlnera In emIUng off a full-scab meeting et the Yacht O u k Friday soft coal strike laat week. Dee. 0, at 7:R0 f M . Kaaarationa W A TS O N M AY RUN •hottld Im made by “ * TA M P A , Dec. 7— (/PI— J. Tom with ty . Henry Me Watson, former eltorney gener­ al lataat to he added to the ranks of possible candidates for ~ep, J. Hardin Peterson'a seat, (kfonrille, Dec. 7. — ^f,P) — *14 today ho jj*1" '1 *w THR WBA ' S e c re ta ry .................................... thr dtt|> no III "11 Hi 1llii till ..... . ! MIlll 1‘ III lilt*' 11 lit I'M I ll. ., Mr 4) t "Sift 4r 1)1 r 1tlrint lit A, Iif *kil tn iIh,! 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( u n i H r i i n i a n I b ill mil ilnntl 3l ,l U,ttJt(ii| (hdhilnl l.-lti nl iln mi lh* *».ri 1 4|n,| ivh*IP Sritalnr |ll ff.bjv#' i» ifllin llH t MIDI . ih'tiM in' 1 111 f col nl Mm* *11^ «iii 1p* uf Mi* 1 l.iuil* I ’*|I|I*| d*l*llil*il III* yin W lunl it Ma'ii’i, I Iif fm 1 ifii Mil rin iiir iil't t|irii(liiiH i w ih n r i 111 n Ml'id Ilf ntd, nil <|nil. f I !ii|< kr Ij will |u>'l uirrlinn l.tlL to K tw ,m u m I hi1 r v* *'|i( n-ii ««r llijrff I*1 him It hi *I Wrilni-il.iV. Itrp Mnlmm W*» lilt'll K vfi v 1lay In Wii^iintplmi i illlinillli *d b y fail'll |y*y .it ( " n u l l f'lh ........ ■U ' ■J H I N » . :i:i7 P re s s Leased W ire ' i Ilia \ l ( \ I M \ H r, . C l '1 V u t I *11 "nlaiii \!l.*ii W Iti.iklry ianl 1imI.IV lh.il ill* l 'm in i S l.llrt "lu n l b i l l llir li.ttnUl' nl thr Wullil ..III ill 1 h.lni. lull il will 1* 1(1111' I. 1 aI la i ' in ■ii’i In-bill' in.lilr by a iiv Hu**1 i i i i t i i I "I ilia- wullil A d d 'rt'iiiy iln u|itmini t**tmu •d d" AttJ Gen. Groves Denies Hopkins Aided Reds; Acheson Joins Denial S ta te SEDRINC, l)er. 7- m !tr» 'li. 72, nationally known imv . It UMlr Buy Cni)isrMAt$ filL*f I: �3C Hwa «? ,k ■ »■>*’>■.|*m ym<wy, ww;mm.i' f'W '■.%>••'. r ^rT»: 4.'.’54-^ ‘**'0# Vi \ a * v : 's r - s " A f if i f i V n — ■ i t h e r#ie Sbnt'ord Herald ' K-ksSll.k** ' l l vldhtUkoilit «Ht.r Sal.y Had I M taNa; I l l * tin * m ill* A ' ------- kiaunff_____________ •i afruiil _ m lla i - w t e b e r » f , I Pill, n t Ik * I ' m l o i t l r s -M a t i H t . K I .H J * . a i l n iw i’jfmrnmrmit » t Alnreh N, ia*T. AM H P lJ iA lll g . IM U l K d lla r O n i l l l l l l ItK A N J ______ flk*ln*«* M a a a ia r " at r n m ii p rio n HATH! *r , ............. . jL « M nnlh .......... . H im Mmalk* ..... ..... I t MiiNIha ................ oet,nr ..... .......... ■- U N X fi a lifin a rr B u t l r a a , M i l a ■ ( ---------a a a h a , r a M i h i l l a a a nm4 a a l i r a s a t a ta n a la a r a l far (la aaraaaa af a l a l a a faa iia . Mill h r r h a r a r t f u r fci r r a a l a r a t r a r l l a l a a r a t a a . Hr ~la. »"d Jla M ap ap rr llap rraaa ia llrra V«»k. ( h l r n a a , l l a i r a l l . M j a a a . l i l t , iiart a i , j . a a H . T k ,1 •* » l a r i a k r - a t f k r .t a a a H n l r i l I ' n u M l i l r b la r a l l l l r i l V l f l a i i l p f l a ih a a * * f a r raankll* r a l l a a a f a l l Ilia I n r a l a r n a p r l a l r t f H f k l a a r w a n n a r r , a * Mall a a a ll * r a tw a d lapnlrkra. W E D N E S D A Y , D EC , 7, UMU rOD.VVH H IH LE VERBS ■*» birth comM otiljr from roa»feta faith Involve* a re lion of sensuality and self. a. Jo'HH nnawfrictl und said UrU i him, Vurily, verily, | nny m,|„ thtVi except one Ire born anew, Ini cannot nrcr the kingdom 0f Crotf,— John Scvorul quoHtlniiH, the miswitm to which m ay help you dotormlno your fit iiohh for the job you ure holding, uru Hated in a December Render s Digest article. Prepared . Hpet'ialialH in employment problems, the question* nhould indicate whether your trouble, if any, Ilea w ith yourself, w ith the job or with your boss. Typical questions nre the following: Do you talk about your job nt homo und with friends? I f you don’t, chances arc* Hint you are not very Interested in 'y o u r work. If you pull your work into convcraatlona you muy be boring your friends— but you are proving that your job excites you. Do you often daydream when you ought to be working? 1/ ho, your job may not be stimulating or challenging enough. Do you aometlines think the boss picks on you? Usually when mi employee thinks his employer or fellow workers don't appreciate him. his own ntlilitde needs looking Into. fu n yon keep pure with your co-workers? If you out strip the olhers without half trying, you cun probably grow into a higher job and yon simuiil look for the opportunity How did you land your present job? If you drifted Into it, or took It bemuse it was all yrtu could get or because ol the salary, then the odds are against its being the things you lire best fitted for. Do yoit really know your organization and how your job fits into It? The man who understands his company's structure and policies, and who can identify hlH little effort w ith thu company’s big one, is likely to be u satisfied employee. Would you like lo see your children follow you In the name work? If ynu ileriile (hut ynu would Imj prutul to h it them follow in your fooUteps, I ben you u rr probnblv in II p i rigid job. ‘ More lli.hi one <n,ij pnan'i wile. We have o luincli, is iliigutlcd willi John L Ij-w u ’i cirri’.inn In allow the miner* In work only liner day* Thtiro in a new mnl nut iiltogi'tlmr Hiitlnfactorv tri’inl a week here jtm li, !o,e (Timim.™. in Amtiriran publishing. According to HtatumunlH in Ihe Imagine hViuq n man ,n blind Ilie trade's official organ, the hiblinheni' Weekly, thu tumluiiev home four c'li-v n week with Ih now In issue fewer bunks, mid morn copies of those which I hry <ld pul out , A hook is not now likely hi H4*u <luvlii(ht Aolhintt lo dn! Fewer (lood Books What con !i. n,>. n when a Wel­ fare Stale it carried lo it* logical conclusion it shown by (lie J.uup.i Tribune which »ny» that Culm is ■eriouily rnlcilniuing a plan lo give a pent ion lo everyone no mnl c how young or old. Well, llnil * k’uba for you. toy* you. We’d never do anything o» foolish a* llml. We don’t know about llml. Wr p,y women now for producing illr|>itimatt children. I m •u i Uvmm II publisher hrlii\rs that it will soil to thu extent ol 11, 110(1 copies. A mmiiisi'iipl whose purchasers will hurdlv exceed 1.000 will onlumrily lie piihllshed only If the m ilhnr pays lor it. Tin practical reason fur Ibis policy is easily seen. I'uhhshci'H, too, must eal, The I rouble with this state ol affairs is thu! the hooks which suffer may be volumes id permanent worth. The hooks issued in large quantities are 'Uu.-it id ten popular novels, mid Ihe more elementary mmmuli "a pinelirnl subjects. Kven university presses, which have a natural iacliaatioii in favor of real routrllaitloan u, learn nig, me loreed to euiisider their finances, and often pul tcholarly works aside in favor of popular leelures and text laioks. Prcsidcnl Iiumnn, lay* dn DerlmiiH some weallhy college graduate would he w il­ preiidcnl of die American M.'i Ii i ,lI ling lo subsidize Ihe press id' his college, lo enable il In Aiiocinlion, is tilantiinii a new a«- iiiihlfsti works that would gi\e it distinction. Th is mighl sault upau ^.c nirrliral, piofcu n have endiirfiig value al least equal In that of a new sladiiiin. and lice entcrpriie. Nn dould a lot of bilter word* will lie ullcird ■Biinit doctor* nmJ *urgcons hefofe IhiJ iking It over, but lli ilotiiniiiiff to llu' Ufiiti'il Stiilea for intlretiifiil from the Opinion On Tito Hill thing atiylaxlv dor* when lie get* a pain in llm stomnrh or lew • funny frrling in llir chnl it In go’ iunriing In Id* Uotlilr. If w< wdr* in Trii innii’i place, w< wabldn’t kn railing llirm too maiij ixmt of iimbiiKHttiloi' to Viigimlnvln, ( *uvoiii1IhIi C udiioii exIirtiMHoil Uti{ nplnlnii Uiiil the l.renk lietweon YiiipiMlnvIn nml IliiHsiu muttiiiii! . While inoHt Aniurlntim )m,| ulrvady .•imqiti'il tliia view, H h tiwvnrfhuIvNH oncottrriKinK to liwir from the llpn of « ntmi who him heen In nu excellcnl , i (ion In jn<life, ' nainia. Uinnuii ii Ikii Wild AiqurlumiH Hhould mnke nn mintuke fllmiit (thu fuel tlmt T lt u nm l Ida Y iih o h Ih v Iii me fii.il nn ■ MmmftrtlHlh! now un they were before the qnnrret u iiii ,\los. o>w began. PliiM. (no, Americium knnw, but ut I in- sliplileil r —. - —**Vif*• (longieiimiiu llt'ijmig ilonr ft; . mil l«em In ngirc willi .Senator l’r|> pef that il is a good tiling for tin working mail when the govern ment goes on sp-nding mare ikar It take* in, keep* ori totulnnil" incryaaing taxes, and pile* konil U*IM Upon koml itMte, Thtie borne are going lo have In be paid *oiip day, and in Ibc mrnntima cuircnl tau* are already so high llpil prai tically everyone lotnplaint nb iti> (ha high coil of living. Why an price* high? Well, for the limpli n n m ilpt taxes arc to hig'*. As Cog|r«*mrin Hrilong my* Im H on (he 'avnage auloniobilc UMfNinl fo'nhniil $11)0 |S|>eitnrd Holland, nil Oviedo In Ulk til Ike slops by to say hello |n> tltrerfulrtm uver . (ha Mate’ of llm nation md the wo|ld. The new FtIA ruling should have any filed on Sanlmil’i lift project, the Senator think*, il. il iliouldn't if it means he think* h moans. And i( un'l^-and ultimately say* llml m i and while people muit together in ihe *ame housing there will hr tome iliffi)n Congress pasting approin bill* tp carry out ihe inand puqmtrs o( FHA, list. *ay*'. Mntl nf } ¥ . nremPJlDf the Houir Appropriation* rn* Southtin nitre, it tevini, Bra (rail. . V «?«pJ| !, Billy Lei Her, whor l* pioone of the buaicat *)ttep ip rd. took lime but yesterday a ui down lO’ tha, .lake and w whal appea|«kF t I be an igddenly comp' 2 b , « . of the lake. if ., wa asked a boy’ itfiping i bulkhead. "Canadian geeia", prompt reply, ’Tome mal| aad coot*” . "How do you r ) M, lays we, "Saw 'em come ba laid, "Saw their long r Thejr’re gteie, all bey Might have feea Maw. j might have bam thick*, , Wa* •Wjfn nf enrollrngeme111 we mlKht try to iMinuindc . , mI v. - s Unit il not ho. U Ih a foct wo h I io ii Ii I not foruel II Ih Wull to fnttkti nil iioNHiblo mmltiHt Moflcmv tltplatlnii. Hut thu " jlu r any KMiuml for takitip u|> llm (I iiiih of ■( iO)iiiiiiiii Ih iii , All pri'Mont '"ticn of only mm kind. nipital of tin* T iiu i»>\n|i YuuoMlav affair iham uni notion that tlivr*- art* two Hiycim point lo ltn> o \1h - Sanford Forum Mr. Il'dlniiil l„ I Iran, FMltor ho Sniifnid Himltl Niiufurd, Ftoildn Dear Mr. Dean Till.* Is.wrltiuq In rvspgiisa both to the pnrngrapli appearing on vuur editorial page tonight and to * numlH’r of Imiulrioa rvcelvnd hy me. ! ( To date the Hanforil Umulng Apthnrlfy lias rrccived nn InTirnintlmi linllratliig ttuit the anilitisci'lmlimtlnn pulley fur KIIA -unis niinmlnepil hy Hollclter Gun•■nil I’hlllp tl. I'erlman will even apply In poldlc hoimlng authorities. Moreover, Ihcru linn been tltrimm‘loil ,whnt»r|ovi;r .••, dntu In any ■iii'rc*|Minilenci’ lietween (lie Public Housing Admliilntiatloii ipnl the Hanford Housing Authority a* to flow many, of the 125 housing,links 'lUthuriieil ..no fur tq I*1 w; ,*hHq vyhltq KtlaiU* Hanford wilt t*o fui. th" project ennmit be built ns ......... It I* believer I llml (lie .final decision a* lo whal Icnantr will hu iidiplltcd In the project will always, rest ullli lln> Inral Uoiin) nf Hoiitiiig Autli«,iT(y Goihnilsslonrr*. No ilmibt the llnuril will have lo husc lli role* for aduilllaure upon gcni'inl pilurlplns srt forlli In Die f|r>in<log Ad uf 101'.' ailrl upon regulation.i (ru n t h.V llm I'nhlh: Housing Ailiiiiol.ilrndim. Npver|lielrss. tln> wrller tlosa not Wlleve the Hnmd will ever • young fashions . . . with*a Gay, Holiday Air! In- fioi'i'd in odmil li'onnts nguiiis' il* wishes. Aci'iirrling. iiikV alirl utiles* dofini(«- infiifinatlrm I* received lurlicikllug Unit llm prujecl rmitd not be npi’ialeil In a manner satllflli'tory to the pcoli|o of Hnliforil, Ihe Hanford Housing Authority idaos lo compli'tir thu.projecc that ■ms lici'ii uiiiliorti^dt Verv Irnlv’ yours, George |l. Williams, Jr. Esi'vnllvn Dlrer.lor The Housing Authority of iln< City of Hanferd, Florida <*IKIs8’ COATS S'ninri emit fashions for (lie young nlis I Iki I t. All wont (wrI'ods nml ’overt, flurekl-tiurk styling with yuuug Idea il« lulling . . , Up I’AKTY DHKSSKS R .9 5 - 4 . 0 5 Gardlxan and slipover style* of HH)% wool In all colurs. Long Amurii‘«if-hptti Frontier / f 111 , 4 ' " V ‘ | .# 5 ju pubU* of fiU \v, lit Hi»4 eayvaow T o SWEATERS husky nmjtlto N|ilthiiifi. Ail M PANTIES UNDKRSTUDVX, W V •A on i a«*a*r - ® N IC H O U W N BUCK G IF T Til* FiMdsuver morcaalii front with ■ r r w f S r if iM w W E D N E S D A Y D E C . 7, 1919 r ix w iiiiA J Mf f. Ursa, . j kind of places." which has hr i'll equipped by Gen­ banter TA L LA H A S S E E , Dec. 7. JA C K S O N V IL L E , Dee. 7. — (/P) MAGIC KUb'TK TO S A N TA , "Well, 1 advertUa in th« pueralissimo Chlung KnI-Shck Ini the Nationalists' last-ditch .itmill — The State Raring Commission peis,'" said ................ George George,. "But — Tho Stato Ctiamber of , ComLAND against the Gomminilstx, is Leconi- lands ready to help in enforce­ "Gladys UuU^.d" c.u'lnimi'd on mi" seems to understand me. merely today answered Governor iig another internal innil hoi ment of (lie anti-bookiraking law, Serena when she raw wliul Pr muyIn> people just prefer to Warren's comment that the Cham­ Utnrtiey General Kir hard Ervin was In the dwarf's brief jDiim id ♦ u-n tn the bench In the summer. ber'* knowledge of Cubluct Budget Now hero, I think, ts the Sants Conmmitslun procedure iitem* from "Wliut important looking papers! Semi tor Smith (It-N J) stated ail....meed today. In a letter to the State Knllinud ■ignorance." Promptly. George G cor go Frrotb- l.and louto." the other day that (jencrul Douglas lie drew out n square sheet The Governor yesterday said AlncArlhur recently told him and Public Utilities Commission, Inham began repackini thc paFormo'a Is essential to thu sr- Ervin reported Karina Commls- pers. "I positively will go no of paper and studleil IL close­ nyone con attend a budget pieci­ ciirily of America's Pacific ilk- -mu Oiolrmuii lam Edwards “has further, Serena, unless you cut ly while Mr. Dilly, Henry and ng, pointing out that tha State 1eases. The .Senator said he be­ a number of inspectors and in- out that rhyming." ti,tinner Inst month adopted a Semin stared over his shoulder. "Hlogum Po— ” liegan Hon-nn. lieved MikcAithur would liivoi te-tiuuior* who have apihorlty to "Santa I jiiii I Express," read Ih.- .uiidutlnn calling for public sexdo investigating work both nt the I rnriin— certainly. If ynu caa’l dwarf. “Take a pack of curds. ions when tlfe Cabinet Ih consending tJ. H. troop* to the Island Hear me, 1 hnve.no cards!" -iderlng budget reeummendution* |n head nff any Coinmliflliit in­ •me tracks and off the tracks of oppreclnto poetry— " , i rad which would be of assistvasion. |he t'liilicse Heil*, |,y '.he "Poetry!" snapped the dwarf. Mi. Hilly promptly pulled a hi (lie I.i'gis Int lire. .nice in enforcing thu antl-bookiu If -" way, an1 said In |ilnn criiputlnn pack of curds from his vest pock­ Harold Colee, executive vice nr! Mr, tHIly quickly interrupted. et. "A magician always curries pivsldlnt uf tho Chamber, re­ of Fm iiinsa by next summer. - < P iirnernl Coimsel Lewis pettewuy "What are those strange And why slnnild F’lirmii'rt he .. papers . mills," ho said, plied today: “ flingsent ml lo Aineticn's defenses? ..| ihe Kailroail Commission said h i‘your brief csi.p, Mr. Frothing* "Good, good," said George * "We hml hoped lo point oul, In t iirluy Ihe agency did not intend Well, tlic military expeil*. si|y I hi ham 7" , ‘ j George. "Well, now, It says here island in lio tile iiands iV.uld flank I,, o-e its 150,000 appropriation “They are maps and time tn- i., build n bouse out of the Yards." this iirxolutiun, that tho practice the II. H. defensive arc it. Ihkl i n enforcement of tnc Inw "on Ides I have collected over many! Henry and Mr. Dilly Immcdl- of routine public budget hearing* imji- ulclv set about building a house probably could he improved upon, vital area, IneitldfllK mil iritul n .....dless and useless iuvesllgat- ccnturles," said the dwarf, ilumjing force, . . . If It develops tliul Ing the stuff (Hit agaiii. "By not of the cards. They had n ami wo shull not be dismayed boIntee id Uknuiwn, Furiniisa lies alhwurt the en­ • i- necessary to placu Investiga­ -Undying (hem rarefolly you run laird Lime of It because each time :‘Bunu nor position failed uf clari­ 10 tin' field, then wo will do find your way In most anywhere. jo ! n* they were about to put on fication. trance to the I'lilnii Hen, tsitweon "We shall try again to be of China and t,lie Philippine i. Its Merc, for Instance, Is a route I the roof the whojo thing fell to help to the Budget ContmlHainn. Neither Pcltcwny nor mumlars iiiii pod to the moon." Notillu in Up Is only 25(1 miles from the ground. noitliein shine of l.tuoil, chief •,f Ihe Commission are availnhle drew out a long nnrow rll>Finally Mr. Dilly pulled nut 111* and to thu taxpayer* of Florida, bon of paper covered with strange iiiuglr wninj and naln some nmgle hy urging thrtt the commission Philippine island rnntuInliiK Manila fur rommwil on Ervin's letter. The Koilroail Commission Kri- numbers and leters. He studied wind* and after that the limine of take full advantage of opportuni­ and Ifnele Hum's linsc at Cavite. ties which might be present were Fiirmosii al-" Is ahont 050 mile* tiny ordered Western Union to Il proudly, "You go In your bark- nildi stood up fine. from .lapan pinner, and nnm ‘lull ruiieel sirvlro to Intrn-Hlate News yard nt one minute past mldniirlu "Now. gel In the holme," Hold .1 to seek out the formal advicu if responsible ritlzrni, und fully t sice nit grounds Intra-stuto was on the first night of the George George. ,1,i,,lT fl" 1" Mrllain's Idg coleny Fi ore milted groups. Mint* d« wire* to dislrilnd» gamli- moon in the Iasi month of sumKmiif. "Swlgger swagger, digger dag. V "There wan not the slightest In­ n Ini i .ii Cat wan as thu , " r' iiifurmatiim in violntlun "f liter," tie rend, "Carry In your left g e i exeUlmed Serena, forget, timation In the ramduiloii I hat imuts' jwiekel n pound of hlnrk ting her promise riot to rhyme, .flips all ill is idsiut Ihe si'iu of law. "thin't worry," said George the public hud been made lo feel The Coiiiiidsslun said II Innl eyed pen • mnl in your right pecknul­ dniseitn, Coiinri tii ill aim lb'i,ige. “ YniiTI fit." lie palled a unwclconiu before the board; nor |fnond only llitrii-stnlc News wai it a ttilmbie." lified. l-innd eumhliied. Its .pupil . "Wliut are they for?" gasped tiny red chimney from hi* brief was notice (liken of Insl HcpteniInline i- nme if,000,(Mil). The Is ngaged in such activities 111 Floroer’s closed session held by thu Henry. him ' nod pot it on top of the card land is ebbing In shape 213 mile's idu board. . . lung mnl Mu mill's aernsn nt lid Kiv Iii, who recommended the "The pens uiu to pay your fare liuimu, "Wu liilamU-d saying, whether linnicilliitidy a strange thing gicnli s! width. II bus u guild bar- I'niiimlssioii order service slopped with and Uiu thlinbte Is in use no iiei mnl modern trnnspmt, llimigli in mlrn-'tnti;, had suggested es- your finger when you ting the bappened: thif house began to get we did so or nut I* a matter "f il Ini. n mninituinnus backlnmu labllslinient of un Investigatlog iimpri"* doorladl. 11 might ln» but bigger and bigger until finally ward Interpretation, tlmt greater n|inii wbicb, incideniall)*, live force. Mr. Hilly and Henry and Serein efficiency woobl cornu about, and yop know." public understanding suvnge bend Ininleis. Il Is rich 111 mold walk right in the front greater Mr. Hlllv cleared bis throat. lb told Pettewuy today Edwould Ito lurtheroi) in our Judg­ tmlmnl i I'sinirces. door! , "This Is very Intel citing." lie s,,hl . Mindi bail reported Isaihtn opuruThis i bind was ceded 'o Jiipbn timii ole '‘costing tlii' tracks many ’colly, "Hut we want to get to A* smm o* they were In George ment, If the business of public m lie. end nf I lie Chinn ■lup.ili'Me I kimosunds nf ikdlars auminlly and Hunt a l.and." George shunted, "Now I aid go- budget hearings is placed upon a docketed or scheduled basis, and "Oh, yes," said George George. lio' *n shuffle you!" uni nf IK!».ri. Vim gid an idvii of i iliut this, In tinti, diminishes the hew impiirlmit (lie .tups icgnnl II -tale's lake of lull's oil dicing, He put away the map tn tinWith that Mr. Dilly ami Hcrcna that deserved public treatment diu fi,.m die fact (hat they -vers veiy licieby icilui'lng the iiiunoilt fur moan. "Hut I have so many won- and Henry and all the card* in given each spending category. "If this custom lm» been hi gliiiiii nl..... fnreigti sldpt infer* Gie coolilies, schools and old ago iiirful trips planned lirro. It s the house hurst into the air willi ,111- tin Inn bin. Captains warn fin- iissislunre.' ' shame more people don’t route lo a terrible rippling sound. They tlghted In tho past, then wo plead guilty of ignorance. We liuve never rd in iiiii" isinieil fer Inking refuge Ei via mid lbe liaeltig Commis. me for advice on their viieiitbins. slid Into each nihor ami around il.. m -.tiibind permission even in . i.iii "woobl wi'lrotoe the opportun­ lie riffled through Ids papers sriu- each other mnl on lop of each >ci'li or heard of a formal notice being given by thu commission a sleim inini; them wikig mi "" Ihe groniii «■ . , * other until man und hoy and ity to assist your coimnlsHiun in lerlog . "Hlilpa and IraliiH to Ga' baioi •lark were so dlxxy and ho tired that It intended taking up nt any Kn Iliere you have tbo Island lufeiciug the anti-bookie act." spci'ilictl time liny particular bud­ of Groan Eyed Giant*. UeM Kj1,"1" they fell nMeop, m bub is musing global hvnrtWhen they wnfcu tlmy found getary classification. Including detour* »" G" Inn Him: Al first gltlOCr It WOtlllJ i FOIIIt HEHl.TJKD "In saying this. w« do so with -rein (bill ilil orciipilllon by |he NOItFOt.K, Ib-e. 7 PT'J foanl Whore Hoy* Never Wear Koblot* thi'iHHulvo* lying In n snow drift I'nmiooidsts wmdil lie a serious (iouidioiien leieuurl four iiernonn It,m l- to Yesterday'. A vocalom mnl covered with fifty-two plain, all the courtesy and kindness com­ monly associated with mntiiro uriliiinry-Mxed card*. llnng fin A..... However, I Pc finoi Hie ninklog yaclil Mulibln In the Milky Way. thinking." "Mvl" breathed Henry Muring "Knit andloss, Middleton -it mil inn Inis to In- viewed from m <'boNU|irake liny enily today. Ikish," xqnwked Herein!. "Walt belli the pnlltii'Hl and lli" military They ure Augunle Mnntulet of at the pitper* in delight. "I never those until I nee George George Froth* Hugh's, mnl no linioll'y wo "mount- Aileron, N. .1., owner mid rulilnln knew people could go in Ingham iigaln!" in dlff'ii'ines of iqdlon KI.A N T ill AI. of |lie ild-fiMil ve*nM; Mia. Altld"Hut hoik whal he has dene for HOME, tin., Dec. 7-M/P)— A Hume milHocy greiiu, lnsl*( (hut *siI Molitulel of Alhcrnn; I'mil n'Miir mill's*' j pc iho, m"ivt liittii'N im Fill! iMVOttGH iih," cried Mr. (Illy. "Kurcly till* Klniisman ha* turned w rii Kland­ ‘ s-«l Ik liii'iunpla of Full A loci icon cool i of of r'orllia' LniitlcrMule. |,«IH A N G ELES, Her. 7-</l man nt the mas* civil rights hnperntlvo. utlie( gienti tnullnv Flu.; anil John Ssvcetnmn of llel- Soup, or rather, not enough of must be Kaiita Laud!" Tlwy looki’tl where Mr. lfllly tilal hero. to Ibe view llml It would hu 1 mar, N. J. ' ' ‘ I*, the latiiHl ground* fm T. pointed and saw a lltlu white Defendant Truman I’Urtoll, a yu.nl I Isii>ie for tbo United fUnlesi with the Na|looati*t cmi*.>, , • celt age In the snow. Beyond thu oMainformer cyclop* of thu Duitu proto rontrnl (lie Inland hut Glut It M*r** Violet Stern, 27. Thu* far Washington huiiit id » riacieo yei.teiMay after jhe cottage they h* w row an row «f visional Ktavarn of'tho Kti Klul: ian’t w e n t ml rilnre we navn copmade n declaration of paHey told ihe court Ini husband, Mux work shops. Amt. Iioyond the K lim ,, ibid the 1 fe'iluVat 1district 11u| uf Hie -<oi and (Tin olf. , I'olllii ally. Vmi'i irnli eoli'rol lif n giu itlng r*"t'liiodii, I lii mg 11 one Stern, HI, Hilver City re*tnu- workshop* they •saw reindeer court yL’sIcrdlfy thu\ ‘It wusn t lieiu/i muoy unhfflriiil expres­ i-.itud, loved rinip more limn h* flying above ii wind swept field. ho who led thu,/robed* uhectcd F<iini"'i!' T widely legyriled " i i 1st”, cried Henry. "Ik really men tkhun they oy flon,god 'Huvoil' iiiiileilrMble. Kxponcnlk ■ of tin? sion* pro and eon. The sllunllun did, her. , „ ... -g rocs, Negroes bainl--i'fr pi iisonoi bold that A<- luia't, vr.t iemdo'il'n rriliral itnim. "It might *«und MHy. div I* Kuidn Lund!" Gecralleiinio (.’liinng Kal-Shrk' ha* Whooping with excitement ho Instead, said I’m cell, it W A! Olljilitis.ii by Ibe Itliltml Stutl * tentlficrl, "but my husband * Wioild mile ibe ery of linUttt'laW Oil iil'iny nf siuiiu .TOO.nOtl on tile chief cimiptiilnt against hm wa* iiiii a* fust ns he could toward* Klcnglu Walter Afp, who api pcarei) earlier In thu trial1as u faio. Tin* effect on tlies Axlfltlu Isinl ui, lind Ip' Inn Amerli'itii equip- that l didn't inolm *mip oftan tho wonderful Innd. meal foe defense. wiobl w■lists) lie bail. uiionghi J Noklt flanta' Plan* a I'atiy. governtuent1 'Witncasi Therefore ctiwe olweevei* mlher Moreover, lll'e political ailimtbm on Ibe i-thi ml I- ii"! good. For one ■'■iiect Wn*liloglori |o pm-tie a tiling lhere lire many t'ljinmillllata ■’noise of watchful walling fur the Glen . mid ii i ii'pnrlf'd Mint S'lfite limv being- It'* not tin- soil of 'J.IIIIII mini bit ismis base boon Mint tiling Ilian can be rushed. fui collnbioalien with ille Prd i. Tlii i bn rallio d much boil li-i'l'isf.' •i IP 'ipiileoi Inn been Incriuscd by o drterboation of llie geni'l'ill ertiiiiuiili! Mhiiilio'i wldeli followed an ioflos of NaHonalint refugees. Mony people me ool of sinypalhy — N n f o r d Acmiicd cnsunlnrss iq thin Hustiuiiail .Even should 11 develop (hut the iincod pt||lcy niuat up H0* ;.co Ha FOOTSAVEliS t niowleilgu of llm Authority there will hq no ilcelslon at ftll |**» to lie relative plbpoctlnn*. for wtd|u ,...1 for colored I.tttll .. ' aiirVllV ii|d until 111 the Atirvoy it(« heen complclerl showing wliut •he actual iduql need Is In the Hanford •/*!’ r iP n A ji.ii Dnrllug taffeta klreseua that just seum tn Invllu themselves to parties , . . tn pretty pastels and cihangvabla mints . . Sixes J to 12 and how many for colored, To Ipo m i w p n rfh Coke Answers RacingCommimlon TByHElleW O R L D T O D A Y W irr MntKENZIE Favors Enforcing S A N T A A nd The M AGICIAN Warren Charge A I* Ferritin Affairs Analyst Hy LUCHKCE HUIWINH Law Of Ignorance Chinn's big Island ui' I'ormrsa, Anti-Bookie Do You Fit Your Job? luailar , •! m ,4 by lU U tK H N IC K . ■UnJveraal sUp ‘with bias-cut bodko* apodal bttek abiufnictton, and lo n g," , itralght-ciit allrt that wott'b (tilal or rlik up. Trouaaaau rayon crepe In 11*96 (Uyoti brief alylea with el­ astic lea eg*, taca lot trim mod sixes 4 to 14k t.-rn 7 S 0 - SLIPS • GOWNS Rayon Crapo slipa In WhHa and Taaroay i 2*26 c m im or navy. v m b i * ■ . i.oo I.8R-44-' 'i » h MIV tip i, ^ Iffy.' -t.'/'lUj IjJM VI Or '■ if.: a * !♦ TO.SV.'lV qpfVYU* J.V,t!»*avvi f par, fef:r i 'i(<fFiibit.'' issssaas ST,-rr/ IfcVvSlji*. /t,,r*"^I'JTVs? m m '■'.'•Vi Tvly? m,- -- ■ 'WM tb " i rnmm vTti-’' p s ... .viz u t J.Al Y -'i '’ ra2.V.-‘ . BJBIBMXifki -’iVJEfiKSSffSSSSLXtiJn trftixw 'SiTS ■* '--v • 'w # i ■■ �WEDNESDAY PEC. 7. 1949 TH E H A N r O H I ) HEW A M I M A N K O H I1 . F I .O K I l ) A llerliHl Honor* Fitlelis Class Holds Christmas Party Wilbur Keelingn iMih. Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmar Ray—Society' Editor 'Social Calender Talcphonc 148 Grammar Glee Club To Give Program P e rs o n a Mrs. Hnmbl Herbst eniet,alne<l on Himdny afternoon with .in lit* formal coffee Itunming .'It. nnd Mr*. Wilbur Keeling who have recently moved to their new home on Poln*ettia Drive Client* called Ix-tween the hour* of 2:0t* and f>:0i) o'clock. The loom* of the Keeling home were heautlfully decorated with Ibutilian peppei nod Chi'isimn* gteenety. The ilining table was overlttid with n white do|h vlgcd with red iiliuisettia* null wn* centeii-il with n ginceful airiiiigeineiit uf holly. Cry»lnl ranilelnbra held lull red tuper* Mrs. John llerhst pli-<ldi-d nt tilt- coffi*-- ser­ vice. Mr*. Keeling wu* uttruetlve in ii *treet length gown nf lilnck fnllle fentiiiiiig ii *il\i-i limeade -nlif bmliee with n sweet hem t neeMilie. I let llccesdo, ii»* weie bllick. Dining the iifti-riiiiim 'It mil Mi*. Kis-bug received tnimy lovely gifts from tlieit friend*. Th..... lulling dining the nppoinleil hours were Mr. und 'Ii* Untold Whitten. Mr. mid .'Ii*. John Deneff, Mr. mnl Mr*. Clyde Stlnsnn. Mr nnd Mr*. Ilonner Cm tin. Mi. und Mr*. It. K. Rvan* 'Ii. mul Mr*. John Holly. Mi. and Mrs. Jerry White, Mr. mul 'Its Claude Hlttell, Mr. mul Mis HoIh t I Jones, Mr. mnl Mrs. Hum Itiikiu, 'Ii. mul Mr*. Heorge Jones. Mr. und Mi«. Ilurulil Keeling, Mi. nod Mr*. II. M. HI*loo, 'll mid 'll*, Cecil JnlM-a. *••'uml Mi* T K. Noon. Mr. nnd Mr*. John Hoot, .Ii . mul Mr. nud Mrs. It. F. Kin hof .if lh-1 wind. Al*n ,'lr*. Iiilinn Wil*nn, 'lr*. Tbe home of Mis. II M Pomce till West Filst Street w-i* Ihe seen*- lu*t night for jhe mtnunl Christum, party of the Fideli* Ctn** ot tin- Fit«t lluptist I'li-neli Assisting us 110*111**11* weie 'll*. 8. t'. tiinhiim, ,'lr*. F. K. Ibie-liel, Mr*. IV It. 'inthieux. 'Ii* I! I. Jnhosmi mid ,'lr*. W C. Ilnie. A gnilv ilecmiiti-il mol liguted The newly otgnnlxetl Hnnfetil Mrs. J. I. Ilortiin hu. returned W KDNRSDAY Chri st nuts tree stooil in oie1 C M Prayer meeting ill the KirhI (itnmmnr School Glee Clnh will from Win nor-IQnlihln* Fic|i> in eei nf the living room while hnllv Baptist Church will lx- hehl nl present ii Chrixtmnx cnntiitu nt (ieorgin where she hn* been eniliertie*. poin*el|iii«. glei-n ely uml 7:30 P, M. The Intel nieiliiite the Tout 1st Centei fm meiiilnTt- ployeil by the llenili|iini tei * of ligliteil ied ciitulle* i|i-coinl**i I the OlrU' auxiliary „r the WontmT* of the Tourist Clnh on Fridny nt the 14th Air Force. living 1*111111 mol dining kuuii nf Missionary Union will conduct the 7:lf> P. M. The i-nutntn is under the I’eiiice Inline Friends will he glml to lemu •rrvlce using ax their theme "H i. direction of Mi*. Kseiir Price mid Ml*. Flunk I. Wtiodniff. Ii name ahall lie culled the Mighty neco(upnni*t will Is- Sir*. Kvntis thill little Mi** Hliiil cv Jen ii I .otig, pr*,*ulci| tt\l*» I 11•• I ,||*s||||•**»» t***w|| || _Go.I, the Kverlasting Futhi-r". The .McCoy. The sextette from the •liiiiglitci of .Mi. iiiul 'Ii* . || K dlliiiig which time tin- c l n - • Ic Hiinfonl .lunioi High Schoi.l will l.oug. Im* leturiteil to hei home ^■ >11 bile In invited to iitleml. till rlll«‘tl III ll||V«< II •Mlllf t I111 The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy ulxo uppi in on the proitiatil. This lit Snnfo id from tin t'oiiililhi |w,ri''I'Miuifi* I i iw • It t III* s*l \ V *•M111• C rux KpiM'upul Church will hold will he tile filst of a «ci Ie* of I'tippli 'il Clnlilreo'* 11•-1■ii - wlieie 1*1'•• ♦..t.lt w| %Vill 'ts| (lit '-i1 iiiiint I It annual l.nxnni at the I'uiish conceit* I,cm,: uiiiinge.l fm the she hll* lieeii ennflncil fm tin- ,ui*t •*»i ' ' 1- tii-sifip i tin |t- will i I I month* tourist by Mi*. Price. llnuxe on Miigtmliu Avenue. 1t*l * i i |lit w mi • willt ii pirtiir Visitor* in .Hiinfnt.l from PennIII' ll.«ll\ III*’ t III i^l inti** Si mi . aylvaniu will urgunixo u iVni.syl- F n t e r p r i N c friMM I •ik* ".I* M ail l.> Mis II vania Club Ix-gintiing with mid € «9t-|| a t h e «|«*\ttlituinl ,in-l vaults at the Tourist Ceniei nl Mi ' \ I. T I miIIIII'*, N||’M|||t|t||i|| 5:30 P.M. vlri* i n u l t ’iil, i xplniiiftl tl» Tlltn tR D A Y A Christum* story in «oup no I Mrs. Wurt Warner nnd 'It* It. n«Mi l-iolgel *\-*te,u which gin* The Home Demnnstratinn Club limit online will Is- pi esi-nteil nl F. WbitniT were en-llosle**es for III the clmicli tin- ln*t nt the vein ^ w ill meet at 2:10 P, M. ut the the Kilterprise Jnniin 11itrlt Hciiool the legnlar meeting of Hi. Ag­ An cnteiturning Clnis'iiui* (-toWTourixt Center. A demoiuliittimi on Dec. 14 ut H:IHi I*. M. to I f nes Chnptei of Holy Cm** Kpi*grmii wn* comlucti-d l.\ 'll > 11 will be given on coverliiK button* fnl Inws-il with n NiM’inI liuiii In copnl Clillli-b lielil on Monilny nfK. MeNuh mul 'l>* tl. I’. Wiele and u Chrlstm.i* party will lie the Home Kcounmie* mom. A •li­ lemon,, lit the Warner hniue ill whining ii pii/e Im uinkiiii* tieheld. ver offering will lx Inken. "2" West Niueteenili Hlteet Mi*. mo*l uimsiuil lint tiom i-iepe pupei . The Woman'* Anxiliuiy of Holy Prim to the |iiin*■ii 11, ii In,of Henry .Mel.milin, Jr. lilt-sided und Mi* St i irMiiiiil wtiit j*11/**« Cro-.it Kplscopul Chiu eh will hold PTA hiisilie** session will lie belli plniM weie disi*u*«ed fm the fill t'Xt'4'llinu ollici i h i i I i ’nI s \I i s ill annual Imxiiur at the I’nrlxh ut 7:311 I* M. rbtireh luiruni being belli tnduv M r Nn It iri'ili'tl •* I a n s lltt* V*t*li» House uti Mugnuliu Avenue. mid tomorrow lit the Pnii»b House llefi'M n . M l . , . a . " i i 11«i Mi r Hemlllulu llrhekuli l.odge No. miller tneillbel* iillinteeti-il to ii w. 11Min11 ifnti riir i'ii t« it m i 1" 43 will meet in toguln. se**.oi. ut Toiiii-t Club'ii! 7 If. i i . i ... 1slot with ileeiirnllim* in Hie diuicb (!|i» i si ih ;i * t iii nt **i i f mi tiv ... ,*I.. ; ...... ii..... 8:00 P. M. In the thlil Fellow'* the iHiectinn of 'll* l!*i III i I il , • nt Chilslnuis Him t lit* III* till.I 1 . • I* Ii* •Mlltfl.llil Hall, liiiliutli.il mill election of 'll pmeiil* of vb e i lull meinln'r* During the iifteiniMiii tin- I'lm -i mi'ii* I'ii »i i *It I,I Ml loll I I ^ iffic rri. will lie lielil. All ineliihei* uuil I lie |ml,he iim - im iteil tii lit • mils s|urv from St. I ukex wn* It,,bill l.ussbig, ' l l * F re d M yers . Millet M# Nuh Wire urged to he present III till* lend. ••I I- Ill . till -V Iimportant ineetlug. ‘I In- .lunioi fill** of the Hoillln lie j rend by Ml*. Melmulin mill 'll* Mr* .1. .1 Nii-liiil-mi, ' I i * •). n . , i ..,11,. I ii I ti e i The Hanford llmiic Detn»ii*lin- Hit'll School will present It* tilt- J. N. Itnlisiili, Jr. relioited mi -up- I .undress, Mrs. I II Ibivl*. Mrs. pie ... I, nl I no In Imlf Hon Clnh will enterlnin the T o m . .mini piny entitled "All Aiueilinnj iily work stilt big tlmt lobe* mill •IiiittfH !!«»• 9«*h . M» hh I |fl*l«*n w . t t l*« I*r. 11v I i ,n t. pi i in pi e . . . ‘if III** lli'i'wl let Clnh with n putty ut 2:3t> P M I'miiilv" ul H.lfi I*. M. nt Ihe linens bud been seemed in In- MB* Miiiriin t M\p i \ .l*»hu .. Ill-mil il n| .-■.i iii ' c sent to ii hospital in tbe Philip- lle v . I Ib -M iliiil lim it m el i it . io M “••III I ut the Tourixt Center. Ill <lM|C- school. jiltiex. Mis. Agues Cook displayed lle r b s l. i Mi ibnchi-l mi.I mol Hon in Christ tun* gift* nnd gift h a t h iid a y hi nn* III* meet in,' I Iii - i i-1 liirewnik for -ule lit the duildi wrapping* will be presented. The Hiinfonl Wmoiili's Club will baxnar und ii lesson on Ihe Am "Tin l . .. . . Pi a v •-1 ' wu* ii-nil FRIDAY sponsor ii cliicken Mipp.-i b.-glnhim ul I iii I b re*pou*n - Ii Tile Towiixend Club will meet Mill,' ill ll:,Mi o’clock lit tile club i-rii-mi llible Hm'lety wu* tniighl M r H . l , o v « H P r f H i i l c H In.tnt,,\ l In 'in* ^ » m l i u M s u t i or to - - ei oi| at tile Tourint Center. The pol.lo­ house fm Ihe Ix-noflt of tile bv Mrs. Wbilnet and Mrs. Alex V. Vaiighnn. At the t-inu-bi'lon of A t ^ t* A H l l W 1YI4 tfl wen I In i \«*niii * b\ ll rordlally Invited to ntteml. I.lichen fund. I lie |ioblte is cordial- (lie I.....ting refreshment* weie tin l Halite Itarrinun Chapter, Dnugli lv invited to ut Iend. tbit, tserved by the lioatesse* n**l*tv*l Tic W >'r * of the Amrrlrnn llevoliiloui SI. A n n ’* Chnptei ..r Ho ly C m ** The Tiiilli-I Club will Itul.I it* Mil*. • will miet with Mi*. F. K* lb.lx. leuulur |in1 1\ ut the Tourist O il- bv Mrs. Kobsun. Monday l-'.niscopnl C lm icli met mi 11..iii -I. i T h o se present fm tbe meeting 1101 Path Aveuili. ill :Hio p M t•-i Cmds mol eiiioitiiinment were Mr*. Cook. M rs Hobson, ' l i ­ uf let noon ut the home nl ' l l * . It- .lob M, |i •. 1 I'll -.1 M. M All visiting ilmtghtci* lire umled mil v l>e euioved. The inildic is lt. W . Hnpri -r ht, Mr* Vaughn, I. Perkin* with .'Ii* Sadie ltmo*e Cm.,. ..... \| oe Mi tl 1 . H. to iitleml. n , en-hnxleix The cln...... inn. ' l l * . loidillllv iliviteil lo itI fi-tti I M. .. Mi Mr*. W h itn e r, Mi*. Jut- Hmitub-r*. II. i M Nut,. Mi The W oiiiuii’m Mi*«iouill V Socie­ W V l.ovell, opened the meeting T h e lliisiness Women'* C l i d e ty of the Flt«f llii|iti*l Chinch n| the First P i i— v bteilm i C h u i d i Mi*. H. tt. Chase, 'It* . M n i v b In ieliding the Collect fm C h ris t- tl. i I t ...... • S|* C o, del!. -ti will meet ul 11... clmicli .-■i -|-:in will hold ii luitnni mol ennked f mil Stone, M i*. W i n n e r , ' I i * Me tuns T h e vhuptel voted to give M I ........... • . M i- \ 1 lb. P. M. (Circle N’n. n. Mi*. |. *ule ul Ihe T l i m p e Ih.ildli.g mi I .ii nl I,i. Ml*. Mlirgutet M m -b u ll. ....... mul clothing to tw o ......dy Mi Thom/.*, |irugrmn ehnlrmnn, will Mnguolm Aveinio all -lay. I ' m - Mr*. H u m m e l, Mrs. Hill D - l b m e rmoilie* nnd Chilstinii* decintiI | |ioi i>|ev. ht Iim* direct Hip proKruiu. the theme ■eed* will he used fm Ihe liuibl'og and Mr*. F.. I.. H u r d n h lion* WI-M- dl*c»l«*ed. Melljlx-rs • Mi « l.liio I I*, toil*. ■ring "Unto u* n Hon I* itiveu nnd fund of the church. well- linked to meet mi H i t 2d to Ilt.lt. law Ml ^ I Mi v.H l* limne *1 nil he culled •prince i,Hike wtellllli-s for the chntch. MONDAY Mi l •i all.mo Nl •M. | fif Peace’ ", Ciidc* of the Womnii'* MI»*loitMi*. F le d Hull tend u p»|M*r I V im II i oi il, M» • M iH lo il x CIri-len of the Sunford (Iniden illy Society of the Fil-t Miiplist T h e need of the eX|.iesslon uf nnd .11 .•f I • ifkl.it Clnh will meet nn follow*: A/nlen Chinch will meet ul II tut A.M. l„ve in the w o r ld " ltefi«*hinenta Circle pioitram will include u vi*it ii* follow*: Circle No I, Mr*. The seventh grmli- of the lunim well- •■-!veil hv the ll«*le**e* IWto tratfiU’iiI tin ilxotic gulden*. hon. Sly run Smith, dmliumn, In the High Hrliool piesented u ihnpel *i*ted hv Mr*. Ilo ym onil Key . T h e lev* Mrs. W. it. Jennings, .MR R. |Men's llihle i-Ihssiooiii; Circle No. pioginm recently with Mr* W It Flgl.l.-ci.ll. Hlteet, nl ti till P M.. •J. Mis. Mux N. Clcvrluhd. chulr- Stine in cltuige. The Th lid P*ulm chilirmnii temlnded inember* I'of hiik h lull.........ii...Ceuital Circle, ut hmmi a . \|. . iiiiiii. In tbe T. K. I,, classroom; was tend hv Junnle llenm-tt after and with .Mrs. It. W. Turner und mem­ Cin-IA No. it, Mrs. |(ov Heel, wliirh tin it,, i,,. In v.lu u v <d .n . ber* are asked to bring a Christ* rhninuuii. In the Womnn'-i llible ^alllte were uiven ...................... In unison bv the Fli -t II.,I-' i <' I m . . I. met . ........ . mu* riruiiKciuent; Ilirt liutdeners dnssrooin; Circle No 4, Mr* J. school. |V at tie I.,>>>.. of Ivuy Hell/ Miriam Duslilon «*-rved hrouRii; In yesterday. Those ill tending weie Mr* elm- Hi I f. Flo . Aven ue . T i n - .1. Circle, ut 10:0(1 A M, with Mrs. I.. .Inekdon, - elmirman, in the us nnmuinrer for the piugiutn. ^F d u w r.l H. .Mi Cull, llnim‘1<mulli < Young Mott's rlnssriHimi (iii-do wn* g . " A one to-t pluy "Adu lliw-* Flint l.ovell, Mi* Mirlun Russell. Mr*. veil,.mil. I' aim '•/ I WcirWe ut 7:30 P. M. ut the finr.h-i. Nn, Ii, Mrs. Hi W. Turner, rlmlr- Aid" wus presented with the fol­ Paul (,’hestersoo, Mi*. Hlewnit kv K.Heo I tl If( pel * and tin pin u p Center nnd inemlxT* me asked to mint, in the Fblelis elnssnsint; lowing cost uf i-harnrtera: Hnllv llrown, Mr*. Wllllani PuDeri Mr*. plat in t,i im i Io* piayi'i inert in* make nnd wear n Cliristnin* cot­ Circle No. (I, Mr*. It. T,< Thotiutr. Coulter, .Imin Hnilcer, Jmiu Wilke. I N Ib.b.on, Mr*. Ilnlldt Warieo. lo|in*ltia I#lxi9i a e IIMoh* fm tage; llilil«cu* Clndii ut 3:00 P. I'hiilimnn in Hu- I'liiluthen dn**- Ibirharii l.uwe, F.lixnheth lln rily ., Mi« Hull, Mi*. Mike Mfiinrik, Mr- i k n lin t pitt|tiunis ail* i whifk M., hostesses Ml*. Flunk Hhuinex it I*f i looeiit nn ftt wei veil Millie Alfuld, Ibiiinlil Kelley mul ” A. Adam*. Mrs. h- I*. M'diliy. and Mrs. M. Ulnson, mid inemheis loom; (.'iii Ie Nn. 7, Mrs. II. It Mmvln McKinley. M i- Key, Mi*. Amelin Nold M. Mo- i uttcndiiii* wen* Itaika* i lli-ck, rhniriiutn, In Mr*. Hixon's are nsked to bring u gift fur n McNaii, *lnvi*e Andi'l HDtt, -linl. a llinn*n mill 'll*- Pet kin*. Christina* putty: Ixor* Cirvle nt dp.*Mooui., At 1^:00 o’dink n covI,'oNNkio11, licit \ I'eiO'oel., M lot.k i-WilHlish ltirtehntin1 will lie served !f:30 P. M. nt the home of Mr*. Itkiel man. Skill* n |Vh*o*I.. I M« ** Fm ii speciul ilesserl t.e.il In i)(| t i n, lean Wll'on, N’-mon W. I*. Hmllli; Mugnuliu Cltele ill in tbe general ussembly room ut .I .i , I im* o'clock. Citde No. 3. 'll* pi, ...I while lltyei .like* wll 10:00 A. M. with Mi* W. K. Klnli I?-.mil i It I,IIOC Mail*' %(11•»••I •,ll.oe To milke tin- Dlllng .... I I lo*i IfiMiin I am* Milt*** I.. Imff; MInioxii Cltele ul I0:IMI A John I ce, ptogrnin chuiriitiiu. will dliei-t the piogrnm, the llii-ioe be nut d tin dull* In u liltlr "ale. M. with Mis. Mum Sil*hy; liu-aVII awtlfi . Helen IlieNN e» IteNeilv they me »oft uml cm. la- mu loot pMiton, loin* Vaitee, 11» 0 1 andu Circle at 3:00 P. M. at Hi- mg "Christ tbe Altswoi Im ttie Irait H i l l I II cii .lv. then lx-ut in n laid*—I..... <. i l l " " .•\ and ha\ H u l l /claw home of Mrs. C. K. Cm It on with World." All women of tin- cloueli i.i ,.f lemon juice ami butt.-, Mrs. Churlnx tiinn us u guest; tire uigcil in iiiteinl uuil vi-itm* A N . N t i H N C F . M F . N r Flo-1 till- diilefllleil cuke will Palin Circle ut 10:30 P. M. with me welcome, A• x -t-.i t Tbe pic-dcbnnl iigi- Hunbemo r Id. cliiM-olale Irlug. Mrs. W. II. Ilimmil mill Mis. .1. I). Carlton us hostesses nt the llmnl of the Wotniin's MIsnIooiuv le u ...e l W . W r l g l it . an Auu-i Ginlcn Center fur u rovered di*h I 'Iiiihi of the Flint lliiplisl Clmrcli lean, invented Hu- fit*) •n.icb.ie luncheon; Itose Circle nt 10:00 A. will meet nt 11:1)11 A.M. in the 'I. mul Mr*. Kenneth ll.dluway for milking soli.I-i.eade.l pin*, ". M. with Mrs. II. II. Coleman nnd eliiiieb niirsei y. •>f llmi*l.iii , Tex, unnutinea |he IH24. T I'I yMDAY members are n*krd to bring u Tbe Pilot Club will litove (Is IntII. »f a dnughlci hull.cilm. Alin Christum* flown nrrungi-ment nnd ii ii ■i a ii I C b rls lm ns |in, I y ul llo' .... Nov 211. Mrs. HoII..way la the u plant for ii plunt hfrlmnge. The Hrammnr HeltonI tlleo Clnh Yin-lit Club nl 7:P<> I'. M. Ibis- fonnei Mis* Ktnily Anderson uf Ii.i* i-ily. Q w lll enterlnin memhers nf the bunds of memliers me Invited. School Mrs. Warner, Whitner Will Have Program St. Agnes Hostesses 'i ________ I'AUK I-J S W T K. \ t M i Mra. Mari's Speaks To West Side PTA f Io IIv 'mhmI ID nun th o m a h H i l l . 1.1 M i m l l . I Kt 7 1/1*1 .Mi m. I*i i ill .MaiM N\a< tin’ tM if t .Meet the „ 'i pi 4*t lamu'it-oiiil* sponkfi m i tin* i n« •i if hi \* »»»•'#••tnic proiul-nl *i( n r " I ana !*«•••!•••. of ihi> WVnt P i n ••nt-TfarliiM “ 1*111 ' l l a ll v till* tlOllll* I'll I .AoHorintion hold la-t T I i i i m i Iiiv now," tin ,j|Y "\t- H NNOIllltn’t u f trr n o o n at tin* o liu**l. 'Ii • know iiic M n i r » ‘ ixulijiTt wn-* " I 4*i i i nini’ !*• T h e w.imii * khp » f*4i tm •Itxitul Molt likl* till* H lO t". Thl* ItllMlII'H' IIOM’I roppimr **\\ . vri n f••I(.My," j*III" injr w h o |irrniil«nl o\«*i Iin M • • tolil me in la* -I'l.ti.. tllOHMillK K a i l K i m ; , picHnienf. amt planioom. “ Sui pi is, •1 ' S«t I l f Nil',” nvovi ' rntitle fol tl»'* *»ien* i/nfi**n •\tlti *i» Wilt •f .lit ! I •111NNNMttil of a C u b 5k*ont ho* iTina* w ii i-\ 1 •• ;i ' I »ni»lil llo* Mtn. Han (i a t i l o win. #■t n•••! tail Hptii ptt,,i t fiptit i coil til at a** a ilolfirap' io ti* I •1 \ i t 'i 'M i lllMMf iltw .IN , . "int t I .ii 1m I •• tOHI bt*lil M*r»*lill\ i »* la* tl* . t* pal in in m i •lift* \’lt\V, -III' Mfrilicil tin* r n ii V n » ••* I'lan* w»'»* liy*, »ti4‘ . I.;. I in a mi'l l I till* -III# | t » V •Il Mp|il .| llltlt '« iiiilili* for a t 'In i ' ii .i |iait 1» s \\ ••' tin* fltilili «**i w ith Mi S i i i m i 'I S ’ i i iat *• a p» •nn 1 1kt* too ««•• villi’ a** •t'a i man fit a i i i-i, ,.| ...... in,, " ai •• Si. lo n itli ifiaili* non » • 1"lt||i t *•4t•t Wkill ||«, i . j.. • mol foll owin g lido ••• ■i•' ’ "NVr a. i » , \ I.... ... .I'* .l u n i t tup M*fit**dino i t I• HOI t ,i- ,| v. |„.f | in tin* li n a h io o in ' Isloll I rr| tin im i • • ltn|» w{| \ •* X In fryiliir « hn I • ilia rim»i|i,| Inivi* i*V4,i*ll«*nt ••• * 'I'* I'll till.I N... keep I In* k d h ’l t il *• I II*' Vp’I’lv (hi* i liii ki*P i^ tit... | . .i • , ii\ . t i to* p**n an “ Uni t« t«*|||li. t I o n I .................. Ion ltih\ ooi\«-d loi tin In it'* We |M-I l l l. N»S|M Ppini'N pa** iiiinnti*H of i tii’Uim * -llill I k . ' I. | fi\t .i'ii*eii!4 i i * i t-c i iAped tliiii lie nn l.-.o • mol a fttie-t of mi -i ml - Mil O t , f ".ti ( ’eleiy salt nm\ 1. o * ( in m u o n | ana mdi al-iil ik f im* * m i n i oto . iif, i.i I - o Im: o th'*ke*4 MiMipH, CIIHIIC I, to -Illf filU t, 4*15If di- Io 1" in.ike till •iii " i t in ait t t .ut e i "'iii-l riii'M la* •Mi .« . ! i |ott|*iain e* tin* flavininic fi'lei \ I IIIiI If II, V i lit iiiM'," NCl V fine I In* lant'M'iiMl'1 i ' i i vt Inni’ w,th laliti ill Ii M I* \| • it. l.iinn tin i. ., ii. i. II #• st til Io I nnia/id ii inn n 11 fi ipci a tm w i ap • i . 4I1 . i i . 4llilllll •11x . •i• t.*d •i itt til papci in at S|„. •III :tll!CI lifiitd "H* i til'll plat e in .» • 4t.i \ a NN.11.1 N*••I III lilp-M am **t i to’ , t.oppe.l I 'It'ii111ii I apple a I IM* Wl\ It IttiN i In ft and added to i i-t-li »•! wnl « Mllltlll I IMI I kio.w K th* hat h i oi to im lianl it.i • I In ■I io Pi I o n t ‘'lo* an I kke il “ \ int ••Id no I In* It llo •-.I a i i n i ' H o l ' KiiMnyti. ♦I loo \ oil I ii *inn , I kale of nipkl I ilo, I.Giptii i mom t I krio •ll|M'| 1 I., woi I,. Ske l It III lit • II to Itfl'lM nn... loir \ I i lit i t t » iftl I!|«* Ititximi I 'I I 'M1,1 ”'•* llolt/.cInNY Home Is Scene Of iMeetiiar * ii i i.-pn Da.*,. I . in..nig lliii.in .. ' act ■>a . <| p u tty la*, at th.- . h o . .- ,. given for them M> ( p C o l i c , from 0:041 - a . . . |..,-k I m e. ext m g -v.-i. i.lnv. .1 .I'ii m g the bnek-vmd theme. Il.-f..- 1. - .t w e .e served Inte ................. e -.- Ma.il.ee I 'P l lli p i. I 'a Mill-, I Iii.to F.tgle, Mar- . II .ei.-a. . . Nanc y H i c l i n t d t n " l- ■ i: . I . i .. Phillip*. V l r - " i Vm.ce, l.nurq,, \ \ - i . .......... . im.e*, Mur-i' I .. .. Miller, D m o t h i T " HiI.* * I- • p • ..it, I n x ie I ’. ea;d,-*i Ml 11 1 i\ bley, M x e ;’^ II. .1.,,, .. . i M '. m c , Y v f ill -j x 1 Ik i . l,,t>.*, T'uvc A s h , '* ' 1. linl.ain Hnlle.it 1 Hall. l.-da-O ..ley Mra.1— 't-lrr 4|, • 9H .. ..i »l I delleintliel ... pecalt— I w ill, xwrel* iit >i 1 1 im is.s ia*isi'oi*Al< i III IH it It N /.NAII I ’m t -l. \\ cline " t • 1 tint In to 1 sll|i|ti 1 1loll II. HIM* j 1l.uisduy t.. I ’. '1. . m -t P. M. 1 In tin |i-«nt R eeves Its II U 1 1 1 1 M l lr l w V 1. It I N I ) It tv | M il in p ' h u m . ' y 1• | 1 f t f1 1 1 1 t ( 'l l 1» A 111*1 } V M. K. r Seventh (irade (Jives Program In ( ’Impel Iraiiiiiiff I nioit Has Party* .1 i i i i k I n m m ( l lia r ift / H a ll MA VI A H i IN N util 1IC iiliiit. i iini tt Vl'lll lilt f 1 Ul. la l **ll ’ III •i ••* 11 III *I k l t f Mi. 1. •t It 1 III •O t 1hint II bi-nit b N ft. I.IN "tt to el 4411 1till Im.e (III I "1 NN. tiki Ilk* iIII •II Ilf'1 Ilf 1OI III r *n » Mink till* pit (o il 1l.eo. "I t toil tl» llo III to 1 Hoi 1 dm, I lilt 1’•! Wa i ’ or HI.. a« tilfd that •Io pi ft * II ed In ••lav m po t in** *. a. 1,11*1 fol •i . i no ai* Mill l| I HI i 11 |: I I I tie iin- I tt til I - . m ill.... ..t t . K t 111 |» i I i . - i' .' i. il.. . I . •... |,I.- |-.10 III, >11 III <I Whether you spend f2 4 /j or *250000- temember... l or ( IIIMSTMAS . . uive him the “oinci: oviiir* H O L I D A Y H A T SALE GIFTS 10 NIMOll D H I U M I Of 10VI U x e iliiiR S l y len u m l C 'l tln ru K ie u lly re- itlK'HlI fill' W t/rA tJ lliln |tr«Clirinlniua S p e ^lu l Hats Formerly $29.60 on Sale a t . . , $25.00 ” M M . . . . . . .. . w «L’k . . ATANYmice -y n u f l« t our wtikh asytilv htlg you taiad that Chrhlmat tilt watch. Our a.pai Uuca Ic yaurt lot lha adtktf. De­ fatted puyavaaftthtdiy arta«a*d $19.96 $16.96 $14.98 $12.00 $16.98 $15.00 $12.98 $10.98 i a w / f -> on Sale at a " P ” If tttt tl " " T h « a ta ri where sm art people shop' oirtlWv. huu UttaJ* Win, G. Kader Jeweler !■• nioo ey will buy mot# ttyla, r dapandoblllty if you inviit B U IO V A . . , Att.arlru'v Q raalatl W atch Vuli.ul Hat* at* 4 popular utadalt, all uvallubla an auvy laimi Sport Shirt An ea»y-|olni Wing* pullover, willt cnnlraclini knlttad bottom tliai alwayc •lay* ucaily In plain. Richly HutchedI eputt raynii in Blowing color*. .1. 1(1 up no tl Alflll - GltGIN • WALTHAM • IIBLBRO; GOTHIC JAR-PROOF WATCHFS WERT M E N 'S D EP A R TM EN T The Jeweler 110 Vff 111 d HI 111 W IC id �* ‘‘AOIS SIX THURSDAY DEC. 8. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD. aAKFOMftJUM ODA Nation’s City Managers Have No Solution For Park ing Problem I link'd Nation* NAM Speaks M u a tla an S r » a ’Villi financing ii“ ni. Wane l i a * i Industry's upon- n*> llu.-lni-** will have no illfflculty in iitiinInli>ir venture capital, ho mid. if Ihe inlddle-lncninc gioup r nation • city manager* decide* to put even a *nmll portion I king plolllr-lll* lixl.lV, bill of their saving* into rnniinnn -lock*. One .ifler anoilirr reporied wliat h mrlen, o(f-ilreel parking, contlriirlion i promotion of greater use of buses ♦ lu get down lown and shuttle serv-' 10 till- hoy just keeps gro w ing ." Ice for patron* of parking lot* "Runlet hi ng his- In In* dune to -nlside the Imsiue** area. lu n v i n c r people then* i-n't room When lhay were through, Geo. du wnlnwn for nil the nilt"timliile*. Ilnnrk of Meridian, Ml**,, summed mid never will be t up liy declaring "lt'« like trying K P. Milebidl •i furnish a buy with the same Va., -lllll III* l i l y 'lollies fruiii Ihe age of two to tluil tins erected 1 9 4 8* Huick Rnadmanter tldUM Mile* ■ Looks new. Fully Equipped with new Good Year llrtn • Guaranteed I940 Ituick Sedan New Tires, Now Rail * 696-0*) mm m ** '■“ s a f i * Look* like u new true Low rnili-age - Guaranteed " nf Minefield, W. IS line "f tlllee u pinking lunldnig. It rust 4 IHH,IHItl, In.Ids HUO ■ur* mill in milking ii nrnl p m f il uf f I,null a monlb uvei upernlien costs and dehl relircnient paymerits Minefield i - proud of ll. " l l ’i l Ini* It idlieved t r iif b c eungi-siion 7" inipilred Rrds-rt W Flaek of Durham. N. ju*l elect ed president uf the International f'- ty Mnnnger'* A»»orlnllon. “ W ell, n o " Mill In-11 conceded. “ Th e re doesn't seem to be any fewer e a r- on tbe street Mill it has helped Minefield m rirh nnt* by br in ging more peeple downlown. and w o n - in ................. the d t y te trade " .Must of the city imimigcr- uh n puke en the |irob|eni -reined to favi.i off .street parking, n’ld nearly nil of them -aid they tin.light an effort should Is* mud* I " Interest p iiv u lc capital in Veloplllg them befnte tlicv ore Illldel taken in piddle I ’ l 'ijei ts T h e managers repotted on - n l *i v - mol polls to det’ i niiiie the can*e* of doVMltowII tlllffii cell -e -I ion Ito .. Win-lorn nl Si I’elei -lin ig . I la., -m il ills cil\ tl inI Irleil ev e n tiling its officia l- ciudd ihinl of to " I n - the proldein "Imt they jti«l wunt that cm downtown " Roark louutienlisl ihtil -hopper* "D o n 't wnnl to be on the *treet -villi mi a rm f u l of pack age-'' Someone suggested perhap- tino ii-iilia n t- could help bv Increas­ ing llii-ii deliver ic-, (nil -onie. iilo- i-l*c smd that would be -m e I K II M S unit I R A I IKS NICHOLSON BIJICK CO. I'hcnie 1031 Hanford. Fla. * 'I1 npp I, i the Phi urn pound* gro*a weight. Thl* estimate I* 510,000 bale* mure than the 15,534,000 bates forecast a month ago. It com­ pare* al-o with 14377,000 nroduced last year and with a tenyear (1038-47) average of 1 1 ,. He -aid ihe wealthy are ton po*i Imtilenerl with taxes "to |„. inter- 43 I c«tci| in taking chance*", lie added, T a sound common Mock paying liy 1 about d per rent i* "less attractive ' T than n tux - free bond paving 2 pt-ul percent." i "Since 1H'I2," Gray sold, “ tbe ,!c|n I'conniiiir trend bn* been such 2. •but the investor is truly the ’for- |H.n| gotten man*. f„|| “The Imuil Imyer bn* token at- (frll mnsl n Till per cent cut in wages. ,, The pre-ent interest rule on lop p,ri. erode corporate lainds is around -M'i pi ' rent. Twenty year* iig-t ,(.|n -Hell I,nod* yielded nlinn«t 5 per 4 rent " to i He old thill until very recently ,,r t lender- roiild bide behind tbe gjm, «helter of ii world-wide trend to- f|,|| ward a Ins* of Incentive and the u*e of the federal budget "u» nil fhlr insiruoient of bnuntlftil genemsllv, ]| whatever the nrtunlcost," pr.q Ihil. l-e added, there nre indi- I’eri .-••lines tin- turn Is nl hand nnd l»rol that ii only requires rnurageioi* lendershlp In rhailrnge old notion.- lit ' An example of riuirngemi- lend- j lion er-hl|i. In* -nid, was the arlimi of Sepil f'unnila In leforniimr it* Indlvldiinl Tl and cnr|inrate tnx structure mid ■t'hir removing n lot ire umlieiof mils cniiil llltrr luxes -'--ru \nd. In- nddi-d. the defeol of lln- f.’hii I nlinr 1’iirtv In New Zealand show- i>>•*r moot), Thl* yeura erop has produced a surplu* supply above markeb need* and a reserve deemed by law to be ample. Aa a cons*, quence. Secretary Rrannan ha* set planting allotment* catling inrew an icy chill into purl* of the midwest today. Little relief is likely until F r'la y or Inter. The center of the frigid air muss wn* In North Dakota this morning. Minot repurted 1*1 be­ low xero. The center wn*. ex* w-'tefl to move near lies M»ine», “ . by nightfall. Hiuth central state* al*u felt the chill. The outer edges of the rotd air front dipped Into Texns and Mississippi, f Atomic Materiuln r " «r Hast today he hope* the committee will hauited every angle. Grove* said In Norwalk, Conn., continue its digging. He was in­ terviewed hy telephone by an As­ sociated Presa reporter In New York. Grove* alto tald he believes the Russians obtained secret Informa­ tion. Ha said: "How much they Unit trend- are mmi-minlc nod - bit* call In* Illi-llinde ii fi .................. restrlrliiin* mill re- emu fu-ul In lower luxes seem to have non Imeit ii-spnii-llile for the upset lie nmi New /eiilandl," lie said, I'l "Viilluniill/iiliiiii, New /etilnnd' i mis er« learned, is tml tbe answer loMiiih nil of our ceiinoinlc problem*." Hi Adams s. Menu lull, vice picsidcnt of the IIInli I’ower nod Light f’liinpmiy, urged n vigorous lull lie ngniii si complete sacInf* lino in ibis country. "We nii- rapidly becoming r .mi, slaves pul Ilog no " hi ui gnllev of slate." Ilr. Itenmoo ib-nt Ou-it altitude. •tim- industry cannot atem the lull- which i< rushing In upon thl"linn," tie said, "all the freedom Im iiiiu 111*1111111110* must partlripule." It must he ii pt “grain on a nuil'itrnl level, he said, hut It must reach down to the local where in posal- to . in *itv operating co»t< liiiui-st to goodness gras* rootIn Inlrrili'piirtm i'iitul use of i-m program, run lie launched lu earn community. ploycs, cqui(uni’tit and fai ilitle-. Dun G. Mitchell, president of \ few -m ull cities reported thrj tinvi* been able to use the sdiiii Sylvnnin Kleetrle Products, tol 1 the iuiluslrlallsli that business force for policemen und firemen generally wn* unprepared for i sud a couple said they had miuli return to u competitive market effective u*e of off-duty flremci tnst-wl»e und unprepared for to belli ludlce bundle exlrn-ordlu rreallve soiling, ary truffle problem*. The war-lime production record >>f Vnit-rinin inilustrv was made With litile regard /or cost, ho said, und the linbitx formed lu wm ilitvw hcriioii' slriiltgly rontj’il. Now, lie sold. Industry must gear lot rnmpeiilion. lie said gearing fur competition, in Hie broad sense, is "getting nil of ih e inefficiency nnd the unecrssnrv people, operation* and cost mil of Imsiiii’s* *o that the break­ even |mi ii i can be brought down In where p rire * can lie reduced without jeopardising the eurnln.t power of the investment," It requires, he addl’d, reorgani­ sation, retraining und streamlin­ ing suit’* forces, and develop! tg new idea*, new met hods, new pro­ duct*. '« s a M N r . . . n ..r able to recollect ever seeing the paper* at the time they were pre* nnred, "It I* possible I might hove seen 'hem nnd forgotten nhout them. Mv opinion, however, in | Hid not. I base i hnl opinion on the mail) ground that I don't recall the docu­ ment." Wndlelgh said he took govern­ ment patter* to Carpenter In n briefcase after wnrk, meeting the courier on a street corner. They would he returned to him at Ihe *nme spot the next morning, he *ald. He told alio of meeting Cham­ ber* at luncheon and dinner meet­ ing*. He *atd he continued supply­ ing the paper* until 101*. The witness, son nf a clergy­ man, said he wax not a Communist Party member btlt wa« a colla­ borator. .Special FBI Agent ttarno* C. Freeman, testifying yesterday, •aid copies of the puner* received by Chamber* were made on a type­ writer once owned by HI**. Freemun Illustrated hi* testimony wiln photographic enlargement*. thttu to Wallace, Grove- rt|iHcd: “ I prafrrrad not to." In testimony to the committee yesterday, Grove* R«ld that mdilier Wallace nor tin* late Harry Hopkins ever "pressured him to release atomic material* or secret* to the Ru»»lani. Friends of Hophlna took the view that Groves' testimony had completely exploded report* link­ ing Hopkins' name with wartimo atomic shipment* to the Russian*. Hopkins’ name came In from a story told by former Air Force Major 0. Racey Jordan. Jordan claimed Hopkins telephoned him in the spring of IMS to expedite hit atomic shipment to Russia. .Iordan wm then stationed at Great Falla, Mont, a main stop on the Icniblcase air route to Russia. Ivestigatora are now doing spade-work for further hearInn* hy the House committee In about 10 days. Among other things, they are going Into the question of Just what former Lend-Lease official’* William C. Moore and James P. Hoopes had to do with what they edit'd atomic shipment No, 2 In the spring of 104.1. They want to know why Grove* was reported to hove approved the i hipment although Grove* nay** ho did nut. The first window that could be moved up or down win in­ vented In Hnlhind In Ihe 17th century. Su-di wight*, window metis and pulleys were invented by the Dutch about HI,5(1. The T H IN K IN G F E LLO W rides Iht “ YELLOW" PHONE 24 Hour Service YELLOW CAB CO We have trunk service Whittle1* A w n aerslee aialUi CAHK AVI’- A XXII NT. Stanley - Rogers Hardware Co. 214 HANFORD AYR. 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Tim - -mini germs and mirmAssociated Press Science Fall tor iirgnnlsms that mindly lake hours UK It AN A, III., Dec. tt— (,n — for x-ray killing will die in a few You can pick off atoms with some seconds. new slim p-hooting x-rays al the It is hoped to u«e these rays University of Vllnois. lo do seleetixe killing, which is Tld , ,■ a new kind ,,f maili-- teal Hluliiie , harp-hooting All ex­ niansl,i|i. with mum promi-lng ample i- milking vaccines. Knell uses. The \ iitv duirpshooting was germ oi xinis that can es ills developed In |li Hrmg, I. Clark, case, also eames tin- ant,dot in uf III,’ depa, tm,uit of ehemtslry. the form ofa my-lei mo. ill. Ordinal. \ iay, are like decks stance called antibody The vac of playing eauls, except that ill- sine i» .mat thing that will produce stead of it" Iheie aie tiiinisamls. pletily of the antidido but at |t,e Kueli rax differs from Oie others smile time kill ■>■ emb the g e n u s in wave lengths. or viruses Tim new w,i ynf making X-rays A difficult x i, fieipieidly M,a: prodili'e i,"*>,|llg hut aces. All I,axe wliulrvci kills the mleiobe, also Plans For Surplus Formosa Seen As Improved X-Ray China Reds Want Totalitarian Food Shipments To Vital U.S. Military • State, Says Methodist Secretary Needy Are Killed B a s e In Pacific Reveals Details --------------o-----------------------------------------------------------Unseen Before BUCK IIIL L FA LLS , Pau H . X. W AS H IN G TO N . Dec. ft upi i , — ’ f/P) — If Communist leaders suhl, "India must ho regarded as Norris K. Dorlil, dirrrtor general i China have their way they will a first-rate member of the fam­ id Id a ,-rompletcly totalitarian ily of nations. She Is aware of a of the Food nod Agriculture Or­ t■tato, Monochromatic Rays a prominent churchman *ald special role on the International ganisation. told delegate, to I lie \i k scene. She is desirous of avoid­ today. Quoting private information ing alignment with either Western from miMtonarlcii "behind the or Kusslan blocs, "The Communists are eagerly Bamboo Curtain," Dr. Frank T. Cartwright, Methodism’* associate wateh'ng developments in India secretary for China, said the Com­ and Poki-tan. The rapidity und munists seek absolute1control of affect Ivencss with which these education, the press. Industry, po­ 'aliens meet their economic anil lka |nd all other forms of power. <ociul problems will doubtless de­ ,D r , Cartwright spoke i<> thr termine whether the Marxists can f l M H of Missions and Church ;uin ground." Extension of the Methodist Anothei associate seetHary. Hi. Church, which is holding its on T, T. liru-nhaiigli, said .liiputi. nual meeting here. "sick mid tired of war und seek­ He told the conference ing tin* surest possible way to pared address tlint "in grticriil, avoid ils recurrence in their part the altitude nf Communists, hulli of the wnrld," is "the most recep­ soldiers and civilian officials, to­ tive field In the world of Chris* ward Christian Chinese and mis­ lion missionary endeavor." sionaries has proved mure toler­ Hut it muy nut remain so, he ant than had l>con expected.” emphasised' milling: "Indeed, there "Americans In a position to there uru many evidences uf a JmnW.the facts and who have re- shifting, nf public favor from ^bntly returned frum China, he said- "have stated that there have open-mimleilness toward Christian­ been no verifiable Instances i,f per­ ity mid Democracy to something like nostalgia fur the former days secution uf Christiana. of Japan's nutionnlistie ascendan­ "It la not known, however, cy or to more revolutionary sowhat degree this Is a permanent rial, economic and political con­ uf the new government rind cepts." tut degree a temporary ex­ “ If and us the Christian and pedient." lli'lllucrutlr way hold- out the Ifn said "all evidence and nil gicutest ussiiruncu" tu the end* letters received this yuar from of peace, Dr. Ilrumhaugh said, Communist-controlled arcus run* "We cun !«’ curluln of Japan's f ir m the policy of this board to rn- vital Interest in leurning 'what courkge and support any Metho­ must I do to he suved.’ dist missionaries who want to re­ "This mii' hI (of war wearinesst main at tliclr stations." And the fad that deep in their that,-notwithstanding "life Is fur ami hearts they have so long admired from easy." American Ideas and ways largely Associate secretary ttaymoiui I,. explain Japun's unusual postwar Archer reported "enrouruglng pro­ lecelplivunesa to Christianity." gress" In European countries cm*tide red "behind the Irnn Curtain," especially Poland, Ciechosloviikla, thosenreas for public worship and Jugoslavia, Austria und Hungary. ■ "There scums to Ia] freedom In M IN DON, Dec, H t/P) those areas for public worship and the conducting of the usunl re- King ticorge VI lev lowed today ligloun programs which belong to a token force of llrlllsh Ameri­ can ami Commonwealth airmen our churches," he said. “Tho ministers find It neces­ v.’hu helped win the bailie nf the sary ‘ to he rather careful In their lierlin airlift. Ileudeil by a Itoyal Air Force sermons not to bring In political suhjerts, hut so long as they ad­ bund, 260 men mid women marched here htrlctly to tnidr priestly through the gatrs nf Ihirki/iglimo functions there Is no Interference Pal are for an inspection by the King. with their work." They then paraded through III" • In Yugoslavia, he said, "there appears to tie a real door open for streets of London to the aneient, the work of the Evangelical chur* war-scarred liulldhall In the heart of the city for lunch wllli tho dies ,',* The new Commonwealth of In­ Lord .Mayor uf Loudon, Sir Fred­ dia l&«- described by assuciale sec* erick Howlands. MaJ. <icon ill W. M. Tiinner, wlm rFtaxy .lamias K, Mathews us "potentially a great hutwiirk of commanded Ihc II. S. Air Fnicc Deumfrary — a force to la- reck­ purl uf the lift, flew Into town tu lead the American contlngcnl iu oned’ with In the world." l"Fr.um every standpoint, he thr parade. n King (ivorffc Reviews Berlin Airlift Vein H O N O L U L U , lb , — </n .Senator Ferg uson li t M i c h . I said today the li m e for a Imxvdowii on Formosa is neat agency's fifth nnnunl conference H e said lie wits going lo W a s h ­ ington " t o see Louis Johnson ( d e ­ shortly before It adjourned early today, that they had fulled In fense di re eto r) and lay the cards answer "I lie world's two most on the lah lr .' pressing problems." Ferguson and a p a r ly of SeimDodd .'xpie.-t'd disappointment. tois arc p u u -in g here on a round ami said the problems of 1I ) How the world trip. Fcig u so n visited to feed millions of starving peo­ Formosa, t ’ldne-e Nationalist ple and (iii How tu distribute stronghold a l b u m l the Am e rica n commodity food surpluses to those defense line in the xxe-tcin 1’aeiflc. people "will not solve thi'lii-clx c«." T h e Michigan Senntoi -a id the "I don't think," he »nid. "that U nite d S t a le , must "scenic F o r ­ any of u- <an foci m oin <on mosa ftn m C om m on, I iHTiipalinn science tiiat we have given tho e No m a il e r what." starving people any hi’lp." " E v e r y pos,thle m i l i l c i y coniThe direetor general aildrd that munder feels that wn» but tool,maybe Hie “ FAO conmiil Ice <u, aldy what wilt bupiien >■ t i n . commodity pruldems" which «n T h e Slate Ih'pui I m in t will have formed t'ere as an advisory body a - l croglilXc the Chinese C iim m u n will he aide lo help some people. 1st, m,,| they will Imtve Into F o r ­ “ Itul," lie -aid, "il rr tninly mu mosa," Ferguson -aid. not help the millions." Doild I'dd delegate, to the 1111 nation Hireling I hat they have also lei the world's farmer- down "How do you think they feel," lie Hskcd, "wlu'ii they aie now m e n lug Iiistiuctlons fimii their gox ornmelits to cut down pioiluclini of fuiHl products." The lonfeience fimdlv wound up hll-llic-s m the ooill bool of I tif miiriunr uflci t 1 >ioi,i nf liear-coiiiiiiiiiu- nuTiing The to, al session Was iiileiruplcd onlx twice and then only «„ Ike dele gates could eat. Dodd loot originally fm winded the proposal for ail intcinutionul ion,muddy clearing linuse to t,etp ineiiiher nations dispose of food surpluse- by -ending ihem lo I....I slant till linns. Ili, prop,,sol was I ejected by the United .Slate,, Cuimdii, Australia ami Hiilam, nod was killed by the rnnferern • Itul coiiferi’iicr rhairimio Item Cans itf Cuba said lie fell the Hireling had accomplished nuitiv things and ml,led "if mu hope, lire realized then mil lllne will not have been wasted " Mnrvanl (Hull Invilrs Slmruuiii Douglas "With Formosa in Communist builds out whole scheme and sys­ tem of t'lirifie defense will fall apart — in the middle," lie said, "x x x l tin I'acifi, defense line -Inn,III l,e Japan, MkillHwn, For­ mosa, the I'liilippines .iml Inilnne-in. lint il ail will fall apart if we give away the middle Mfe mtiitii, the riiMs! Mi jttrtfir 11•i r i liny mi A mi* tnthiy,*1 Kt'iijii'mii cihl Mil S I iiHm t| IM(It’ll Jll'M f u .i lf| '•ITIIMII1! !''iiiiiiiimi iii4 (ri (imlri lulling ,4»ip* •'iu t Min ViUli'H1' !*. iiiiiiiiliiin (In* \iiMTManit |>« 111«*ri in M nlin iil'iiiilHt (lie It11- oi;»ii hliH'kiiilc. 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"f Mm I h'li^h f in . tsVH If i.‘ FRI6IDAIRE Appliances .'A . *. ..^ l / L o * lo, » if" -j** , 1 l ^*»l /a ih** Irtm dy f|if( |ii^h U tfi >,itl* ri n « w f ' P/ R F I R I G f F A ir iR P - Y .' Knit Gloves j y \* -.ill |o,,,q ,tx o m o a. >•1 ,»il|r vyif|Mt>L • , •• / Hn / f r »ltin* O k !#! /etttl \ fin W* |1| M int !; f Hiring Glove* Angora* ■mi*M s xtmiii.1' limit ly linlf ■i ii"*, m ail now ' "i t i pM'Intft' — <tt • I timpiriR m •(( It*' It * |,, H mI p . f .1 •It wn* niih unit Iny I hi' r a i d i mm Mu * Mi I iIh mm Mil* Tin* Miim* Mm ji fmw Hmvti iiit |*'ii| mm' 'it it vi i v Minir Set of t i l l ' , ' dainty plastic envelope b a g fur lingeiie and lioso will, mull long •pillted scuffles in •'.•Int is. N He.. \ M pH M" 111•*<|*f nf! rjpyirt'j Im f »"»i) A... 1 it "»*rtiy ftv'ifiir f»| mn n hill vHth V|«- i f **arei # |,* ft fn||. wi'Mh M, 'll itfxt, F>n-i itier hfimetw. **- lmif# Ifllll' »* Quit ,(()»* 1»m k1i tf m Phf* mt#fii*n ti "" Mrxtlol m A BONNY BLOU.SE | .98 m i n im y 'im iidvicf* iihout Mill, 1 mil |T"i|lK Ml I V I 'MII .1«ill II • (Jlvt* lu*r a ni'w fashion trout! Jacuuard k n i t * in I,right colon and all wool yarn* . , . then glove* will put a sparkle III her every xporU ensemble. c lion, litlt ... i text on rec- i u i it in,* **1f• t •|M* \ \ mmi flu* oigel'.i m i d 1i m \\v "Woman "f Hie Year" » |>l allNEW YOKK. Dee. * * t/Pi If Harvard's Hasty Pudding >tub i,nonre, | il xxii, a king bei to ill wants blonde Shin limn Dougin !" lend it- I IIJ,III normal I lieitl rirnls, attend its annual shuw, il xvlll "Dealt of (odd," opening next tiavu lt> hu sure site g c " tin in week. | The lla.lv ('adding members vitatlon. The dauglitnr of If. S Andoi-.a also xx,ole M i-. Ilmigla, n Idlei ugge ling llie.e i- "mole pep and dor to England l.ewis Dougin said today "I really don’t know flavor" in Harxnrd nun It,an in whether I'm going or ll'd itei iui’-e Hte ItiiH I, i,lueldo,„|, she s been I haven't Iwen invltml." I nmlei dating. stand (In- InvilHtimi wa, sent to P. H Man,I tbut mvllallnn, falEngliiiiil." low*. She's at Hie Hotel llaiclny, Tlie club liumetl Miss Douglas its New York. i Censoring Of Slogans On Private Ami ha * 3 2 9 -< * *cm t* Mti i ........ ui. i-mo 1,44 Clinuae I min dainty Inntill,, blouses 111 pastel, and white Crepe and gay print­ ed pule -Ilk r,i I - tin* rte'« o lI-p n » '"Itiln rP in iflA IR E A U f O M A T IC W A1IH -B 3.1)5 to 9.05 Dainty Gift , Bed Jackets li-x flrrlA r»M f' hrtff )»'iMt »ri Mue i* f r ' t " hi* Miilh Blf* tfJMch nf M On It tit I *iirtipl/ pui m rlnfliM rjitfl toopj i*f Mm Tj^lnf i fT D )«1 f Dainty b«d Jacktts that ara *o eontfyt Tho perfect gift for fiirl Bruehad rayon, crept end aetm. fjtifl in .q n i it I iv« V/nteir wnMimq, l t v « . * » 1U, W rtM t riftimq ftcH Mm Ptipiffry mnV« doilmt c U m m i . h»iq)»l«r, clr1f»r .. for the liouHewifc! BRUNCH COATS They're pert amt they're practi­ cal and they're a riot of color and primal Cliorme one of Utaia good-looking brunch coate foi* the woman-about-tha houaal 9.98 v ^2(H»7r. 3. Have ipMial treat* at any ••aeon with a new PRIOIDAIRI FOOD FRIIZIR 4 . Holiday ronhinq will ho heifer, eneiitr with fliit u*w FRIOIDAIR! IMCTRIC RAN G! Yet, even plat, eokat and poiidet ai well at meaN, poultry, fruits and vegetable*-. cooked Of iwt— con be lolaly *tored In thli New Radlantuh* 5-Fjieed tookmq Haiti make tht» the faiteii tooklng elethie range in Frlgfdolra hiitoryt And the hig. I win-Unit fven-Heot Oven (uml out roail. and paitrlei than aver, every day in the year! blf 1.1 CM. ft, food fraeiar to bring yeti' out-ef-Maion treet* any taaton of the yeer. Model RM-A3 * 3 2 9 .7 * Other modeli from '»k about convanlent farm* A o h m M rrm mnmnf lerm* Now’s the time to order your GIFT FRIGIDAIR1 APPUANCFI • 1;3 M * 7 *I» | Our Store Will lie Open Until 9:00 P. M. On December 17th, 19th. 22ml. 23r<l & 24th M l I . F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N E S3 - ,D.iu p e w j-y -w . - T i g p - n r ■M ym? ••mi . »*»■ # .^ -• -• J .» * sU I �SAlfrOftfr fl£ft ALP. SANfOEft ]Lake Mary V IR G IN IA Hr PALM ER Mr*. Tod Brooklyn wo* Imalr*. Friday night at o Stanley Bru»h party. Some 20 ladle* attended with Mr*. Cocll Mixon winning the door p rlic . (lame* and eon* t**U were played and at a late hour rake and hot tea were *erved. In recognition of her hoipltali’ y. Mr*. Brooklyn wa* presented with a net of allver by the b ru .h coin pany. Th e F. C, Hunkin* have moved Into the rcrently inmpleted (tall cottage. Th e y expert to he here for the winter. Th e Women’* Aaxoriatlon of the Com munity Church *pon*nred 11 covered dl*h *upper at the Cham ­ ber of Commerce Thurxday, F o l­ lowing the meal various article* of faneywork, a* well a* hreui^ cake nnd randy were «old. A* 1i.ake M ary women are famous for •*** Nltt III tt rasas A*P PRICE-MARK EVERY ITEM INTHE STORE LOW PRICES EVERY DAY *1*0 Make It KuHier For You to Check Your Food I'urchaaea llerau*e ever) srllrle ul yuur A R P "tore ha* the prlre marked right on It. you ran easily keep Irark uf whal yuu're i.|ir tiding «* you »hup . . . ea*lly rherk youi purrha*e« with your A 4 I ' cash regl*ter slip a* you’re iiulling them uway. T h a i meanu you rail al*ay* he Mlmolulety sure that you're xeltlug the >ie*l possible value for every rent you Rpend und puylux Ihe ro rirrl prlre for every Hem you buy. We think this prire-murklug pulley will nave you lime and trouble anil make your Aft I’ Hture n hellerdliari-i ver piarr lu shop. Slop In and see If you don’t agree! FRESH HOLIDAY FRUITS, DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, AND CARDEN-FRESH VEGETABLES Red Delirious Knoball CAULIFLOWER IdirKt* 25 11puds APPLES.................... 2 lb*. Florida (toldenhenri CELERY............ 48h 2 for Fresh Crisp CARROTS......... 2 Ige. bchs. No. I Whit* POTATOES 10 Urn. 2 9 $ W a rw lrk I jh Washington WINESAP APPLES Calif. Irrherg Ann Page Asst. Chocolates 59< Rusudale No, 2 H ARP can 25c R llrrd or llulves Peaches .... No. 2 l/a can 30c Sweet Corn ......... Pure Vegetable Hhortenlng T a rg a t d e x o ..................3-lbs, can 0 can * 13c 12 o*. ran c Corned B e e f...... 35c JA N E gL 21e Iona Oolden No. 2 No. 2 K Fruit Cocktail ..........can IQOft S alad D r e ssin g pt. jar 2 2 4 Iona P A R K Kit lint. .SUPER RIGHT MEATS A nn Page 4 1 9 E . F I R S T ST S A N F O R D , FLA. | I 6^ j ---- ------ lit pslna, I".•ol un> soil riMrar, B*tUn« up nlatit*. ivrillna, I'uBInrM Ululir lhr irrt, krmlurhri ______bih . .I. .dl»*Jn»««.- Fivqurnl tvaut or vrantv mlna mowMwaau wit* simitlna and kui---------T. timra ihowa lh*i» U •onwtbna wrona *llk kldnara or Mail blailJar, . your kldnaya nl iwant‘ Aik ruur itmaalit far Dma* Don't iillLl. atatlm *!f, utani ^ dlunllt. M .u*«l jpuM rNovr-v|irii| •iMtautollp roan, alva ,m -----------for utvr I*■ .roars. Doan't a ir by minion. . . . . . .liuan'a . happr rollof and will hole (wig lha 11 l l ioiUm of or luhor lull** nunh out polmnoua waata f na i kid nor flush uul yoor Uuod. Uvt Doan'* Villa. M M H IA H K T ANN <|l AI.1TY, (tiliA IIK A Steaks: Bosco........... . FLAKKR 290 Fresh Florida Pig Park Sale I I ohn I Urlhkel H lvw Western park Lain Kml UUT CHOPS lb. 430 llanlan BUTTS HAMS 470 BACKBONE, SIDES, RIB A l.l. M E A T L E F T ON LEFT 440 IN 110 SHOULDERS 340 PURE LARD limit I d-lba. 460 11>tn .A_______ T fe tt& c P R O D U C E Hed POTATOES.............. 10 lbs. 26c Name Itesuty APPLES.....................; 3 lhs. U $ tirrrii Green _______ ___________ CABBAGE Ib. 4 'M LETTUCE 2 heads 260 CAULIFLOWER .... Ib .|2'/i0 ; RUTABAGAS ,, lh.'d>/,g Lung Inland H t t ll-I'H SI i 11111V M M ; JEWEL 4-lb. etn. L IM IT 2: O K I, M O N TE COFFEE Honor Frozen iu F ooUh a*. H . H. BROCCOLI......... 280 Strawbeixk'H 330 SUPER SU Ige. |ikg. 19c Sm. 21c (It. | ] c H V N IIV 5 ll>»-29* I'AM IN lUIM K W. MR. M EA L IIV * .. WALNUTS Ib. 880 BRAZIL NUTS":.* :: Ib. 280 hn ; * I »rn e 12 ua. Birdary* H u lks CKI-EH.Y , ..........2 Htk». |70t PIE APPLES tssp <2•m ? 5)c CORNED BEEF "£’:?£ 39c 15c MILK ” 3 Tall Can*29c PEACHES..... ■ 1 * a •♦ O V A l, LU C K Y FAHM C U T BEETS...........No, 2 Can ,|Q0 BEANS XE H R IE 8 1 No. 2,can 100 Armoui Med, Grd. A Minn'. s h ip p e d .. . ..'. 670 C am pbell's | M|t. An. Mwl. find. A I'rn.h FLA. E 0C .8....... 120 KAI8KNH, ClmUrtlla -Hm IIImk, ........... . Ift o i. ..... , ... 3 Vi ua. pkg. (•LACK Pl^feAPlME .K ............. ............. 4 m l pkg. ------------------------------------------------------------FRUIT ....... ....... 6 o». pkg. O I.A C E M CITRON,* ANOB, I.KMON I’KKIj, ..... ... tl OI. ( I I . A c K‘ C W HITE . N 6. 3 Can No. 2>/> | | 0 LIMAS *• A UN T NKIdMK CIJT EGGS TIN It E K K F IK t .lt G H K E Nd and am lllf'll I'li.W O H VKI.l.nW CI.INd MKATH SO U PS 15c 23c > 15c Kioto, .2 Can* 250 IHc Hindu, E tc h . ?V 21c TO M A TO No, 1 CAN 4 1 Scoco 4 lbs. pktf. 73c 'alar Pan 12 us. Unrla Hans 33c HOLLOWAY'S IN ORLANDO Rice ....... 14 oz 17pt OCTAGON No, a can pak** & Meat . 23c tlbbifi . i Scratch *3iv MaahSS Iba* M?JulcB*'...?w. Vk y, ik.p*T* * > C w -M d iW ib. f Stew can 39c TALCO FEEDS trained, jar 9c i6pfl*<L2 for 27c \ PPRKRD HNACKH !0e Napkins .... 80’s 18c bby'a ; ROAST BEEF ... . ... 12-oi* can . 470 C. BEEF HASH ..... 16-oz. Can J |0 BEEF STEW -j:-; , 16^1* Can “m V eil l A t Wed. HR Tripe no. 1 cn. 25c f?eanut Butter TENDERIZED HAMS 8 to 10 Uk *vg. Ib. ||0 SAUSAGE 890 ,b* 880 490 "*• 330 mu Vegetable Hhortenlng ’ * II.R ® N '» Herman's nr Armour’s Star Hug •». 8 3 0 HONK ('h tirk HKKF: 280 V a -lb . p k g . Libby's ARMOUR. Short Shank Picnic }$* lb. Sw ift's Brookfield HreakfuM 491 YOUNG H IK I.O IN Park L IM IT M O A N T IT Y t o WHITE BACON ................... ..... Ib. LINKS SLICED BACON............ Ib. GRITS Apple Sauce can 15c IV o i. J a r f] $ 39* Margaret Ann Freshly Fresh IIK S K H V K I) CENTER CUTS ................. . . . . Ib. m B A C O N ........................lb. J IM No. 2 Potted Meat . .. 9c hick S p ratt R in d less BACON 32c Palm HIVer Sliced d*. 890 R I0 IIT H Knd Cut H lresk-O -Lean CURED PICNICS...........Ib. Whan dUonkrof hidsrr fustUm iwrmha" I nl.utiuu* matter lo rvmsln In your Uuod. It 43c Lean Western Pork Loin End C uts.... M i t o r * lik e d THRU SATURDAY ME AT DEPT. Southland Brand Sugar ROUND GOOD P Kighta Reserved To Limit Quantity r rail,* naan Ins W hsr,hr, i twumaU*l*i M. m1arm iu M u lM 2 Ihn. AAP * ; Now She Shops M "Cash and Cam 4 Without Painful Eackaaha A Him. Grape Jam jar R O A S IT ; The A. II. .Southards, of Well­ ington, Ohio, arrived Thursday to | iieml the winter In their Lake Mary home. Friends uf Mr. SouthI aid will lie glad to hear that In’ I Is much Improved. .Mr. and Mrs. Kalph (ialnor. Mi uml Mrs. Itnlph (Ialnor, Jr., nm! -on, llirkie left Thursday fur then home in Murrieta, Ohio, follnwinr n brief vl»ll with Mr. H. A. Ouinoi and son James A, (Ialnor, falhn and la other of Mr. Kuljdi (ininin l.nke Mary Hclionl had two flouts in the Hunfoni Chtislmn I’mioli', Nov. .'ll). Th e ' fit-I wn pulled by Mmy Virginia itiihin-oo wild Hun,thy lye, and carried Guy Jr lliirkr. The sen in, I wns imlli'd liy Killy Teslo uml l.em, Humphrey uml carried putrlrin Hniderson. (iuyle was dressed in | wlute with a lung blue rape while I'ntiinu woie n pule green.. Friends of Mrs. J. ||. Hhewewill In’ glad to hear l lint .hr i | uii|iioving at her home, following a brief stay at the Florida Hum tin nun in Orlando. Sunday the A. K. Clrorkers drove •Mi K. A. Oouglass und his «l«- , lei, Mr-, llertlia I), Sorrell lo | Del,ami, where they visited Mi Oouglas, Shi' Is in a nursing btiiiie there following a fall which resulted in a broken pelvic hour Ft trials will be sorry to learn tbiti he, improvement is so slow. Mr mill Mrs. F. I.. M wire of New Smyrna Bruch were dinner guests ot her father and brother, Messrs, H. A. <1nInor und J. A (ialnor, Friends of (he I'uul !„ Hlssells will be interested ta hear that he won the first uwurd fur sculpture ul the Florida Federation uf A rt l In st’HNlon In Daytona Itench laid |week. Mis pi lie winning entry was ! u head which he culled "The While I Man's Hluime." Mrs. Kmma Wing nnd Mr*. Kdythr Vnniierson have returned l to then home in Lake Mary, fnllowing a short visit with friends |III Fusils. The Luke Mary Pay Smut Com­ mittee met on Nov. I with Ihe | I County liny Scout Council In Hate ford. The primary purpose uf the I meeting was to ari|uulnl the new i riirnmlttee with methods Pillin' and types of Seoul recreation and related | activities, Luke Mary men pres­ ent were coiniiillteeilien (!. P. Hi 11■ slngtoii, P. I). Aildeison, Mursliall Smith uml T. M. Miller, local | scoutmasier, FRUIT CAKES 1 lb. II 1.25 1.45 1.85 A P S F L I S ON I Y F I N I QUMl l Y Cufttomer* Send Their Friend* , O K I, M O N T K T . H. LETTUCE.............. 2 Heads Hox Bartlett Penra .. II lbs. their cooking, a large number of townspeople took advantage of this supper, which waa served rnfcterla style. Mr*, George H. Putterson wits chain., in In chnrge n l arrangements. On Friday night t in Miller Bishop Co, of Hanford sponsored an exhibition of electrical equip* meat for farm use at the Arm­ ory. Hopper wn* served prior to Ihe evening's program which In­ cluded several appropriate short movies. A number of l.nke Mary residents attended, p rim arily those uf the West Hectiun, who desired Information regarding prnpn«ed elertriflrntion of thnl area. Seen at the Arrnory were: M r. uml M is. Paul l„ lllssell, M r. and Mrs, W. Welderhnld, M r. and Mi* (ieorge A rm hrusler, Mrs, A . Test" uml i liildren, Mrs, Verner Nelson, Mrs. H. K. wester uml son, H a iry Wester, Miss Virginia It. Pa linn uml I’. I). Anderson. Mrs. C, N. (liiid n rr left Mondsy t m her home in Cnrlionihile. Pn. after mi extended slay with her uncle. M l, Joe Knnsky. The Ill'll Voiing home bus hern Mild uml for the piesenl, the O n Mixons, win, weie occunying it uru living with M r. Joe Rimsky ..... RU P .... 28 ox. bl. Me 1M % IM PORTED Harvey's Scotch i t ' a . msm mam XKfW'- * ' ■i: * • 1 ,. , ;■) V4' i v.V- ,‘ v m i . . IJSi STSVto .... 14. W a« flour .. in . �/ I • i f W . T P ' w n w - n*r.~ I ' J '. . y\ M d ' >*1 r T it F A" re lappy OverFuture luBiness Outlook a Suspends 90 w ith; neea. to business prospects, | D a y s , G i v e s M a n L i f e But most manufacturers are report ed to he sxpeetihg to do better LOS A N G ELES, Dec. H — (/P iIn. If)BO, especially In the first Traffic Judge Roger A. Pfaff In half of the year.. And In this dlcated he was going to sentence optimism there la some,evidence a speeder to 90 days. But when By BAM DAW SON manufacturer* lead both he learned the offender we* to lie NEW YORK, Dm . 8 -b P )— that There's an - air o r rroi*.flng*r*<i wholesaler and retailer*. The married, he performed the rites l ' oRtmlim i t the Waldorf-Astoria last Is rioter - to the public, and forthwith. umy. In ita opulant (rand ball- more Impressed by .the tight Motorcyclist Blair M. Rrrnlmum, m, America’* mo»t glittering string John Q. it keeping on 19, appeared before the judge on want of industrial might gat> hU purse when he goes shop­ the speeding charge yesterday. It Isrwey. And ’* this time, ai ping. was his 14th citation. Some .100 manufacturer* were contrasted to last year, the boy* "You should ask u psychiatrist questioned at the end of .Nov­ attending tha Qangm * of Amer­ what's wrong with you," *nld A Bradsireet, Judge Pfaff. ica Industry aren't scared half ember by Dun and 77 per cent said they espect to death. Bernhaum pleaded that lie soon hey were last*year. Most of tn equal or exceed their 1949 was to lie married, pointed to hi* -■They the three tbousan top men in first quarter levels. In the first fiancee, Georgia May Jones of te thousand manufacturing industries, three months of I960. New or­ Burbank, In the courtroom and our manufacturii who gather - annually for (he der*. 81. per gent predict, will produced a marriage license. last year> meeting of Ihe National Associa­ equal or ' surpass "Marriage," said Judge Pfaff. tion of Manufacturers, were en­ year's volume. The business "1* as good, if not belter, than joying the very peak of record agency Interviewed an pqual any psychiatrict examination," prosperity, when N AM met a number of wholesalers and re­ And he performed the ceiemony year ago. But many of them tailers and found them a little then and there. were on record a* warning that' Is m optimistic. A* a wedding present, the court However, three fourths of all fitted Bernhaum ♦99. placed him bad slump nmId be expected ill IMP. You eou|d fairly sec the the manufacturers, wholesalers on probation a year oml ordered hair standing up ou their head*. and retallera i queried . think sales him to sell the motorcycle. This time, most of them admit volume In the first three months 1940 turned out to be a pretty of HUM) will equal ojr exceed first Orderly marketing of hogs will 1940. Two-thirds of prevent glutted markets nod tend good year, after a bad start. ouarter A id most of them appear to them think net profits will he to bring farmer* more sutisfiicbelieve that I960 will be a bet­ as good or better, and four-fifths tory prices for their porkers ter one, Borne even think a new of them hope tn hire as many boom may be starting. or more employes, In 1770, when it whs harm’d Of course, there'll probubly he Membersi o f HAM aro also thut latex would ruh out pencil a good deal of viewing with cheered by the quick recovery marks, it was culled "rubber". alarm during the next three Industry seem* to ba making af „ _ coal strikes, days at the Waldorf— It's pret­ ter the steel and Plywood Is made of several _ the... .hIgher than expect­ thin layers of wood glued toty hard for most manufacturers and by to face In the direction of Wash­ ed level at which Industrial pro­ gether so that the groin of one ington with composure. And duction held during the strikes. piece is at right angles to onNAM speaker* will stress the The Census Bureau report* other, greatly Increasing tinthing* they think arc wrong, this week a half ■ million In­ strength In proportion to thick­ dangerous ur threatening In our crease In Ihe number of em­ economy, and list the things ployed In November, and a drop ness. they d like to sco change— par- In the total of jobless. (Tha tfculorly In taxes aad fovern- Bureau doesn't count strikers as Idess on taxes. And Paul (1, Hoffman delicate­ unemployed I. It is noted, how­ ever, that the jobless still total ly brings un another thing. Willi 1.4 million, compared with 1.8 notable restraint, the Kronoinir Cooperation Admlnistrntni, who million just a yaar ago, The manufacturers seem tu be was u manufacturer once him­ self, soys in hi* prepoied spiech counting nn fairly.steady buy­ ing from their rustomers, now this morning: "There is no need for me to that retail Inventories have been worked down In many rases. And condemn Russian Communism to at sit drug slurs* everywhere In- some In the NAM may have you gentlemen. There uie nut HSnfnrd at Touch ton t>rug Co. caught the feeling prevalent In now and never have liven any sectors of the financial district Communists in the NAM." that Inflation. Is about to piny a return engagement. They cite, also, tha high level,-et which contumor Incnma, .... they ___ count . heavily on the IN T ill: 1'OIJHT OF Till! rul-NM* And JI'IHIK, HUMINld.i: i III'NTV, notion of tha population, The FI.OlllfiA. IN l-IM H vrihigh marriage and birth rates In Ku*l« of of recent year* mean new .-us. W re M 1-llliH turners are coming along oil the I irctner-I rgot sad aid astute to ■ i n a i .i . <’ h «:iiit iih h a s h i - i : i< time. IIAVINII Ut.AIMH nil in: 1 saw, under, misused bronchial But look, loo,, for plenty of HnNtt a n o h a h a i n h t m a m - i : h t ,v t i : ■won* Mabeaggs. Tell youi you druggie* grim warnings from tha Wal­ ft You nml esi-h «f >'"i areli.rcli* SO sen y s s c M d e e f OCrsnmulflpa i _______ dorf In the next few days as nuilfl-a and reqnlreil i" tin-eni Ithebe uadsesiudlag you b u m like to what lies ahead If NAM nnv claims nod demand" which or idlher *>fV-"*. may have « way ii quickly aUty* tha comb principles are Ignored. And the you, nCAlnel llir eslslt, of tV X I'rbc Of you an to bar* your mousy back grand ballroom Is unlikely to dec,s-rd. laic u( mill I'uoiuv. In the rmnilv Jmtse of Hiqnin.ils resound to any prolonged cnetr- r*mtnty. Florida, h i m - •■flier u> Ing for the Fair Deal, or John the court loiUse of raM - nllltn at L. Lewis, or the Administration's bullion), Flurlila. wllhln *-i*M 11.1.ml.n rminlhs from the lime o: the rite* imldlcallou of Mil. nolle*. Duel] claim or drmund shall he In wrlllliK. and -lisll C E N T R A L F L O R ID A Q U IC K F R E E Z E sin Ip Ihe plsie of re-hleuce nml pnM ntflc* sdtlr*** of ths claim A N D S TO R A G E CO, ' uni. srnl eluill he sworn in hy Hie clslmsnt, s**nt, ur alluiusy sml vt t am Mich claim* or rtrmsrin not so filed shall hevoid tV B I'rlcs As sisriilor of the l.asl Will amt Tesiarnelit ■•( W H I'rlcs, deceu-ed •ini piihllcallon Novemlisr 11III, *!• S a\Kvonn r e d a i n. s A N F rm n F ro n ro A PAGE Taft Ca l l s F o r Russian Way Of By M A TIN A D U N N IN G New Labor Laws Thinking Revealed 4-H Club boys bail a called Books meeting Tuesday night nt tin­ As Republican Aim In T h e i r Osteen News horn* of the president David HoTAI.LAHA.S3Ki:. Dec. HW \ sm \ TiTO N , Dec. M. — ld'1 tack to arrange for the "Bur-B-Q" - Sciutioi Tuft (it.-11)110) called IS P E C IA L )— "if you yvish to un­ Saturday nt Lemon Bluff. W. J. Lloyd is ill at his lintnc. fot a "pet fedctl and intprored" derstand the Russian mind, then Titfl llaitIcy lulior luw, WednssBetter at till* writing. )Ui|ta Little Jackie and Jill Herring, day OS one of the plank* in a Re­ competition." children uf mil pastor, Mr. nnd publican phitfoim foi the 1010 on n sound basis of fiscal security Mrs. W. A. lim in g , arc ill with I*Iff t III 11^4, III dfered Die itlcu in a report by a balanced budget nod it level meailes at tbvii home in Enter­ business expansion as it has doin' prise. lo Him. yt-lci- . leleitsetl liere. Tn ft of taxation which does not deter Mr. .Mcl.nmuic i- runfilied lo hi* also -old In- party is "opposed business expansion as [t lias done Ix-d. He lius been In (loot* healtli to cy.c— ive tuxntioit and tn gov- In Gteal Britain," ho said, adding: ernnicoi mtciferetu-e with tnist* for some lime. "It is completely opposed to Dome lime dmiug Wednesday lie*" 'Inongh price-fixing, wnge- Socialism a- destructive of liberty night thieve* In eke into the gen­ fixii-c iiitionlng or government nml pi ogress " eral store of l.uiuc Noel, n quan­ Tnft said the federal govern tity of liquor, cigars, cumly und inent should concern itself with what money on. in tile c«*h draw­ A l l - *t I nw icnce ntnl I ‘onrnI I.nwr* preventing the destruction of busi­ er. The guilty ones have not enci ness freedom through monopoly been found ut tins time. ■loudly's lyv.i -i-tcrs and nnd unfair competition. Mr. anil Mis T. It. Mct’ullough n no,, f in Nova Scotia nrriveil "Furthermore," It,, said, "it nnd Mrs. Edna I'luttei visited at Satie.lit ■ "i-cinl the winter in nill'l rom ci n it-cli xvith llie abo­ tine -islet he lint not lition of all "pct'ial pi ivilege for the Cecil Millet home in tieneva. I "ho ,| i Mr. ninl M i- II I.. iTenshiuv seen t i tilt yeais, employers oi eiiiployes ami liltof Washington, 1). wen- lust Tb. \\ M. 1'. met T h u r.- day i niaifitenam c of equality hetween week Visitor* with Mr. nml Mr*. With Mis Georg e H i l t , twelve j lni"ini'ss ami labor in inhor-manI'. T. I’iety. Thi-y left Tliursilny in d ie 1111<-antt'il. ugemenl illations im ii lias done for Key West. Finlay tin- Indies of the com ­ through the Tuft Hartley law. Eighteen of the D. T. U. tiivin- munity gttye M i - Hannah T r e n p e r Thnt layy should he perfecteil and She has Improved " lx-rs attended the Seminole Assu- a 11o 11- i, ,|, [ -I lower. cintlonul meeting in Del.niid First moyed into the W illiam s house 1 As i-iuiiimau of (he Senate Gill* Church, i-ventl y pm chased by her, I policy committee, T a f t is expected Dr. J. Hiinisoii lirlffln gave M i - M v itle I’e rr y amt d n u g h - I to have a hnml in d r aftin g a iirothe message whlelt wits enjoyed le i". I hi Mm* and S h ir le y, and . |kim-iI -l a tc n V iit of lt, |ml,liciin by nil. Those ttiieiohug from hero G e m g , Sweet moved lo St. 1*1*1- policies fin t111* Ittfitl conglessiomtl were Rev. W. A. Herring of En­ <‘l " b m g I'll ii i -stliiy. ' rlrc tio n v terprise, pastor Mi. ntnl Mrs. li. ■Mi ami Mm. Gin celle h a v e ! lie unhealed Him so fai as lie C. llosock ami Ihivid, Betty nml x r-sit-■! ■ Horn tii live t ' i l y , D. llllit Is comer ned, he wants thill pro Kennetli Hosmk, Mi* Koliert WU- Mi ntnl Mi IM lift I pintfm in 1«* hftii ilown <111 liiniis and ilnnghlei - Alice and ■Mi inti Mi It und tIn* thi ntr tltnt I«mi w tiluspi,-imI Bernice, Mr*. S (i It.... . Mrs. iMriii lilit ii'liti i Mis,, puiAy A i m I K<»vfUMiM‘)il liitftfvii*i!i v m thi1 Bet nice Wil-iqt ami ciiiltlien, H n u i l i i piiif i In* vUM-kuiiii ill .Ml* I ilVi*** 4»f fht* pi'Mpli* il«‘pri\tH ilti'iit Dnviil, Jouiiim, lii", Man in Bigg*,mm ■if th*’ii lilit'l t u*'*, study Russian literature". Tbl* is the advice of Mi»* Tania Leshin»ky, Instructor in Russian and Get Hutu til tin* l imoln State I inversity. "For,* she explains, "their x\1 11itlgs mirror the people, just like any ollu-i literalore." Miss l.csliin sky came to tlx- I Iiited Stales yyilli liei* parents ten years ng,. fioto Germany. She yyu- l»>in in t)i>Ukralue near Klex. oblest Rus-mu city, shortly Hicreaflei' moving to Gcrtnnny. Cnmiug t>) ESI’ Iasi Sei-temlii i, Miss Le*hln»ky I cuan tcacllini* 11 students In*i uiiliu' language "Tin* idea llinl Itiis'ian is haril to lx*n>■■ is u myth." she claims. **|| very pliunetic; >ou yviite e tml y»o lu-nr and rend xxlml you see" The Russian laogoiige is yci y in flectious. Six* explains tin- l.y the filet Hint the Russians an a teiii|M-rnmental people nml then moods vary rap oily. Miss Lt-shiiisky allcndi tl pi on ary and bight schools in Itcilm M IN K ami <ttil mi li 1 trimlimit- xvork at tile I'tiy.u- It V .if Virginin, majot It'K i*’ ♦t♦j1 i 1 t«*i atari-. Later ••In* lit 4*1V»‘t Hr 1i.i-ti-iS <iegrea ■it llmli iill. . ..ii r» m ( iiiiilirldge, Mu- " 1»»• 1it1 »r‘» ice in-tructor 1llll| h\ lit S'y 1 ;n't -r tn ini'll, VVhtt* tlri,. ami M •Mli tmt v tii'fnrn cont* IH* tu | ''I ,s (•' |*l,tf Ml Hill In Milldto* bill 1 - lJ1'k" ’ 111 \ ■1 incut in Juil* r.'i Lt 1 (lit 1 't lilt in a, 11 laligHU? ft Mlit* . ) ngli.Mi i* xpok• 1 ■■•i 1 ,1 f1m ummci course, till* »<L w •1. t mb ut. train t liftIH' At' T.. f *1 '..n il'll corres•Mill t*1t ,1 r. «t . ,ci 1 **t work ,» m Ma , ■,, f . in an what 1 u|. V\. H 1- 1 l.cshin111 .1 * . ■hy fit1 M I ,,n for liking Vmil Ido ,•1 pock, t ........ ■ 1 1 ' * § |i # * y t ♦ ".■li,l ...... I in a a-iiixv*. I tlm ■I tin -a all" ■ Mu. 1 juit’lt Tha rest I* la Vhf BREAKfAST SOU...SO COES THE BAY A m m !buyIbisHKH tm n Yu ffe e- W r a w a w s * as NewTeRelieve Bronchitis — -^ / . \ u Iv .. !•)• ‘ Legal Notice E S *- YOUR • Locker Plant FROZEN FOOD HEADQUARTERS 4(H-W-I3th St ......................... Phene 1318 Friday and Saturday Specials Rolled, Roneletw Chuck SOUTHERN DAIRIES Deviled Crabs fo r # 4 5 ft Breaded Shrimp 12 oz. 7 4 f 2 P M t* */, Gal Bricks Mfl Local, Grada A, Dreeeed A Drawn All Meat Beef Stow Our Own Breakfast Bacon «*«***»•Armour Star Wiener* .......... . lb. M i O u r O w n P u rs f o r k h w rto n * a, - Sausage l i t a It* q m s s r - ^ * — u . . : S HONOR BRAND Baby Lima*,: Broccoli v.'.'.t.. Green Bean* 7 c ■ a < W M , r ’ _* W .,:,..,,'.lb . 284 m-in tftj •••••••••••••a , Hearty enough lor dinner, too, witli all the body and character a col tee needs to top off a wonderful meal. Ask your ^m i o for < base A Sanborn in the thrifty hag anti treat your l.unily to a new high in coffee enjoyment. Available in drip or regular grind. luglnnlng at His HW corner of Ih Mil iiuartsr nl H i. MU quer* l . r uf Bop. I I , Township Is H Kang, tu Hast, and rupnlna to.ore North so roda. Ih.nce East 11(1 It , thinca Hidllh Kl roils, Ihsncs West I Id ft., lo ilia pulhl of beginning conlathing l acres moro or lees of land. and alao ilsscrlt»d aai The west ISO i II.. or the HK ■inartar of tha MH quarter of Her; I I , Township IS Hoillh, Mange East. Vou, ahd each nf you are her*, by noiltigd that T . W. U B ttO and K U ttH MJCRO. his wife, hav* IIId Ihslr Ull) of Uoipuialnl la the 'Trvull Coon uf , ... Couniy I'lorida, saeklng — toi qultl-lbo till* Now a v t n M a y it w a s c re a te d ! Thi*, we aaid, i» / / / And you’ll say so, too. He* cause Here is coffee thut has even the coffee experts talking. Enough .strength to make chur* ucter and enough character to make friends! o chcancel of vouand may have to gay nf Id lands., You nrg further nutlfled ihst are here hereby required to our Appearance in the offlea offl r. la ihe !» he Clem of ihe • Circuit circuit Court the Ninth Judlclm Cl^eult^ of w Ye*, thousand* of people like you helped us compare blend* and roam . At lust we found ihe one uiffee most people liked better than any other leading col fee texted. descrlhed aiiuve, and declara null ah * u thsany land#Interest des that .you you in t h n You think you've tried Chase \ Sanborn t Oh, no you haven't—not unieas you’ve had some recently! We've created an entirely new Chase A S a n b o rn -based on your Unit! i You can count on it every duy, for wc maintain the same high quality In every single pound. T r y i t . , . Me ,0 2 'jr* ( Onwt 8 ■ Chaxei Sanborn B Saiibotn tm u » Htu>Chau & Sdmhom, ■ vi c. eatsred nation .W Tt.J Vex, yon x.iii tjet ilic new lull-lmilietl flavor, the new tJelicioux hlem! tii.ii’s m ilking frie m k for the new Cdiave & Siinliom, itml you y»ec it uf u new low price. JOHN McCOIlMK'K sml HAH All i: McCOIlMK'K. Ids wlfs. el *|, [isfendnnis OH Ilf HI Tty A p FH A N Till JOHN McCOHMICK and HAIIAII H. Mi I-OIIMII'K. Ills wlfs. If living, nnd If dead, nla or tier unknown spouse, heirs, darlsssi. Ipaai.es, grani.ss, rrsdltors nr all oilier persons claiming hy. Ihruiigli, under, ur ngslnsl ihsrn. IMiNAI.Ir Mrf>l>NAI.li, If llvlna. nml If dead, Ida unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, legnlees, grantees rrrdllurs ur all other persons riulnilng hy. through, under nr ngnlnsi himi Ana alt psrilrs having or claim­ ing tu hav. any rlglil, title. In teresl, claim, or demand In or lo Hi. following described proas rly sllual. In Hrmlnol. Cuiinly, Vlor Ids, lo-wlli sf<■i 1 N o w for the first time, you can net die new ('have Ik Sanltorn in n iiH it) x.i x i i i ); tH ie -p iiiim l I m r --! What ;i chdiui* lor .1 thrifty breakfast treat! >’ottr family ■—unil spet iallx your men-folks—will bless you from the moment that 1 m Ii tempting aroma comes iloutin^ out the kin hen d o o r . “ T • i: --------- tx M L" 1 •■.*'. * * s ** IN T ill! I’llU’t'IT rO lltlT NINTH Jl'IHlUAI. 1*1HI 'HIT IN ANIFCtll HUM INI H.H RO UN T V . I*MillII*A IN l*IIANI’IOIIV. s u i t T » q i i i r r T iT l.f t T W MFIIII und IXHIK MKill id- arlfs. rts tWi. ’. XitTM'tJ Notice Is hrreliV Mlvsn that »• are slisuged III liu"lnsss in Han (oril. Heml noIr ......... Florhla iimlrr the IhlllloU" oains "ttldit away Hkailoa lllnk * ami lhai wp 1 i it.l to r.airier ""Id riutue imr Niiulll to Ihe terms id tile "Klcll I hi iis Name Hlatuls" to.wit Hec us Florida Hiatules I'Jtl with Ihe clerk of the L'lrcllll I'lilirt id Hetnlnols rminly, Florida. I'larencs I!. Knight Matthew J. Htriko I Iw lists I'lalnilffs ICE CREAM i* ■ 2 R S>r J?«l you 'foil# • . ________^ •r.— -m .l AM j C'/h CUP CAN HOU> 1 i ) - i •■**••. T ’. ** 1--TT-i . p,'i**5aA:'OxtU4rtd — ti'.) ’ a i m ♦rrt'iy/ ( ' s iiij A?, f + t* -v f ill r- vi h ■ h ry ;V lsr« f . . --.• xe vTp x- ^ - , - ■iFf. • •• e ^ e * v ix - .|W i ■■ li.\ ’* . * . . » . : • ' < '■X'" SsTVif ')V. >' L '- J h L :* ;, . / . ju - SgDkS —I^ I I i-ms II oniai III �M gglgMPW M A*M I * ’*.e«i ■ WINNER OP THE CROSLEY SHELVADOR IN O U R W IN D O W W IL L 111: A N N O U N C E D S A T U R D A Y D EC. tilth JU D G E S O F L O C A L C O N TEST JJ*. (*. K IL P A T R IC K JR . Hunker K. F. L A N E Rent E hI ii I c F. It. W tl^ O R A ttorney eiteua — MMeimc nw CROSLEY WORKSAVER DESIGN AIVII V II NEW SPACE, MORE SPACE— ALL m i m "CONVENIENCE LEVEL" wm NEWLOWPRICES! . insnt 199-'' •M. r OWCMOf ' m isrMt may * '* % * * ’ tM n * * * * * j$ yst • t ip In 211% more space In the nnmn HMt cabinet - nearly 2 m h(c feel of a a tra apace— cnm pftU iy mfrlenrnUxll CR O « E ¥ B*tt *r Product* fo r U oppU r U rl* * t t RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ih* mkrophona of radio Under regulation* of the fed. *• bwn abbreviated to eraI communication* commission the inconoMope of tele* a ninglc owner can possess no ll> HAIIA N E L L H AHDIN laa bean shortened to more than flva television *Utioitn. Mm. J. H. Glass and Miss Doris Filler will entertain the member* Glacier National Park, Mon­ Only about one half of on* pet uf the Wumen’a Club next Tues- cent of a modarn "tin" can I" tana, ha* more than 1,000 mllea ilny night at the annual Christ­ tin. of trail*. um* |inrty. Kach member 1* ro- Enterprise Notes mlndvd to bring her gift for a child of the colored school, or in case one In unatile to attend the piirly, to leave the gift with Minn Huron at the Pont Office, Mr*. Charles Thompson enter* tallied at a nllver tea thia week for the benefit of the building fond of the Hai neli Memorial Methodi.il Church. Miss llurtha Wright of Jack* "iiaville wun the gueat of her narentn, Mr. ami Mm, I,. M. Wright, over the weekend,. Tlie Mpngheltlq supper Friday lAcning for the benefit of the Methoilint Church wan a great nuc* if* ax well an the haxanr Satur­ day morning. Minn Pal Tyler of (Sruen Cove Spiinun npent the weekend with hi'i I'lireiiln. Mr. and Mm. W. I>. Tyler. Itev. C. I,. Crlsnoy and family left for their new home in Trenton, N. .1. mi Monday where Itev. CrU* ney 1111h been called a* pastor of iIn- Hti|dlnl Church, Mr. Nclv Inis piiicbiiiird the property uf Mi. Cri*ney. Mr. and Mm. M. II. Ityun were vlnltom in Orlando and Winter Park Tuendny. Mi. and Mm. Kruunt SnudgruHn had a* tilth guests Sunday Mr. and Mm. .1. I.. Jaeknoii uf Hunfnrd and Mi. and Mm. I.. C. Viulng and Mr. and Mm. .1, C. I.ewln uf l)i liiiido Mi anil Mm. .1. S. lUselduu and -lilldii-n nf Tampa wure the week­ of Mr. Ilnnulden’n end .... . mill her ut her hnine on Stone In­ land Mi. Mi-1Iriilt* Mini daughter lleth <>f Jinl.niid were railing on friend* lien- Siiuduy. Among the Inislne*' visltum In iltlando Monday were Mm. .1. II. Gin**. Minn Ibiri* Fnber. Minn Katherine I,Itch. Mr*. Kllsalietu Itiorkmnyer Mini Mr. and Mr*. Knnni'll I,owe. II .1 Huron, Jr., IIF N , who in iatinnrd al Camp l.ejminu. N. a iiivi-iI Tm-nilay for n vlnlt with In giiiiidnmlher, Mr*. W. J. lluinn, lb- Inn- jnnt returned to Camp 1<r* .Iriini- with the cold weather operaliniiH unit lifter a two monllin' 111[i In Labrador. la the I7lh century. wali-hmaki-r* frequently timepieces In the shupe* of lionn,* rnhhitn, plgnuu* and animal*. of radio Interference generated by motora, automobile* or other epark producing electrical da* tiompadri - Reeves The Roman* are credited with Introduction of the glaaa win* 111 I'AItK -AVBHUH. H, Dr. Henry McLauli* JEWELERS ■<v P f KXPKNT WATCH AND JKWKLRY RRPAIRINfl Optaaetrtei VINTM Jt P A R K , r U J l t l P A o v f K t K j . r Louth a H I MeieeUe A**. Fheae 111 APPLES “ 3-35cF w? CARROTS 2 •«19° Spiis ' 19 Iks 55c Km peror Gragas 2 111. 29c Fresh Calif. Dales California Crinp Lettuce 25c Cauliflower - 1SC Lb> PEACHES pkg 19c AGEN fordhook LIMAS 3 pkp 1.09 fflB PEAS 2pkg> 49e AOEN pkg. 29c Sweet, M ild* 9 Hal lawl 9 yjm Iruils II* 34c Bag. Walaals lk. 39c t 8 * ® PRIM!! rROZ-N Brdnd BROCCOLI Pkg. 2»c AOEN SPINACH 2 Pkg*. i Sc CAULIFLOWER Pkg. 29c DRISCOLL FROZEN STRAWBERRIES IS-oe. 39c FRIGID DOUOH ROLLS Ciovaileal 21c Dtnnar 2 pkg*. 35c lt4 -lb • Ralakagas Ik. 31c Froaen Kclherk Menl nr . A1u m 4i 9-m . 23c Nix Nils Ik. 39c fccaaa lb. 43c Cacaaati 2 for 25c Mc*h Bag* . * Pccaas 31ki. 1.19 Quantity Rtghl* Rettrvad Price* Good Thru Sot., Dec. 10th .TI4 K. Flrnt HI. Palm etto and Third Sta.. (intnr Itunrh Grill pkg. 15c Hives pkg. 29c 7 'i-n / Old Mutch Salliaos pkg. 14c Clsausr rig. Ulc Tid y Ifouae HnuaehoM 20-Muln Team If) o*. ■i|* 29'* 21c lonx 19*»s. 12c XN AS TREES Nnblnco Pre m ium (let ymira early, while the .elertugi I* good. We have plerdy uf nicety shaped trees, but they go fast. Get yours n o w ! Washington PlrTn rraai 99c ap Ornamental Graaai tick 99c New Kay Natural lb. 53c Cktaic w u u ia Redl-Mtxt SOllil Qlrs Olaa •31c , 33cf Grade Swlnn made dogs, other K ||t ' do/. Hallerd 5 3 (i . ** ■ . ^_ ■ ^ai liacHili 2 pkgi. 27c "Nallonal" or "Frav Boitlut; Dinnrl Top Quality CornnrJ nadiji LARGE BOX V. turnJSB3ML.. Faclory Partk Btuo. rtooo I2*oi Can ... 3*Lb Pkfl Hep Qunffty Cm * Aluminum W ttrioa sour.owHi, . LM S8 IiiimiKhdim Mtii j i«i \/y wm mr a m«ms i mti / MM Mil 2 -Q T. SAUCE PAN tt'INCH NN $2.29 with cem ■ 9.99 Without Card $1.19 5 Ibi. 49e Rib End Lnln 2.99 Without I *rtfrl ROAST Mb. Pound " Baal 12-0*. 45c Pressure Cooker lftH Oval R o o s t e i f- With Card IS" Slide Server $1.99 Pork *tf RITTEK Tabaaco Coteup* Kingan’s HoJiablo Smoked Skinned CAT-RITE Teaderay 21 D w tb jiM fu ju JW e jo jJa c k Iklnles. a5 .4 * » Wtla.ii N N Without Card Ik. «< ■ unnyUnd Pure Pork faillgO I9 J P O nA II. I ll 1-Quart Sauce- R o o s te r & 39c Niekbaaei 2- 251 Hams dteut 14-ox. 49c SMALL D I R C MEATY H I D ® Plllsbtiry Pleln nr 8. R. T lb. CENTER! CUTS WHh Card HOUSEHOLD INSTITUTE ttH d H A * * COOKWARE BONN f M O I7C M EA T Lowest Pork Prices Since Pre-war! NUikvy i IKST Flair W A S TN l km vim lauinrj 6 49 Ckfakeni Seml-Boneklea# lb 3 9 c 9*11* MU. TM N jyf �r f T T T ^ W S W f flf lH ^ ' •'.v ;■ * $ ¥ik* • w [It“ j 4. *f1, ' m Ag,|e ; fip* y •a t \ to TH E W EATHER Ta Protect tha PtMo of th* World; To Promote the Pragma of America. To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford. M ostiv * *'!.■>> cloudy e ■.I and continued ttiinuin .■Saturday. Ill !<•1 >il. li| .1 1 little light 1'*■ 1 l iii* 1 iui iii ..I rial inlay. No. 339 Associated I'ress Leusvil W irt’ Budget Chief Sees Truman « On Taxation FHARacelssue Called E q u a l Rights Move f Naval Ami Air Escort For New Norwegian Ship ... STI AMI HO INTO N8W YOtR harbor to climax her maiden voyage from Oslo, Norway ’he f a.000,000 S. 3. O il of. ford Is given a rousing welcome by tooting tugs and a luw-tlying U. S. Navy blimp. Hie new BOit-passenger, laaoo-tnn streamlined vessel mad# tha rough Atlantle eroealng In eight days despite gules. (International) Ewing Raps U. S. Ci t y Commission Labor Party Wins Change In Doctors Fighting Orders Zone Requirement 1st Election Test U. K. Medical Act Welfare Chief Think", British Health Pro. Siam Is Successful LO N D O N . Dec. 9 — (TP)— Presi­ dent lliim sii’t u e lljir iliirf a4 111 Imiay some uigsni/nl American doctors interieir in an "unfair and iijngrious" w*v m one of Hi it.1 m’s exceed *46,000.000,00(1 compared liolle’l political lu iq rcli— the nawith a revised budget .or *40,- lional lirallh scheme, 600,000 fur tha current fiscal year "I was honiiied while line to • ... ..... ....... revenue* for the cur­ y*E»tlm»ted rent year ara |88,ooo,000,000, Pace would not cellmate for reporters the eitlmated revenue for the 1061 flacal year -ha*ed on A th a current tax program, saving -••w&ul Mr..£srifiu would he a balance between ex­ penses and Income In the 1D61 fis­ cal year, ha aald that It wae “probable" that ihcra would not be In the absence of new Uxea. He refused to use the term “def­ icit financing" or say how the defi­ cit for 1061 would compare with this year without taxea. Pac* said Its will remain lieie A until Sunday, going over final “ phase* of the budget with Mr. Truman. He tald they had virtually com­ pleted work on the other depart­ ment! In Washington and he came here largely to diicuas the three Items: defense expenditure*, fore­ ign aid spending and intsrjor and reclamation estimates. 4 VFW Post To Have Charge Of Boards Poet 8282 of the V. F. W. will have charge of the Salvation Army dime hoards and kettles SaturdayCopimander Pat Johnson an­ nounced today. The Salvation Army will spon­ sor a 30 minute broadcast over Station W TKK at 6:00 o’clock Sunday afternoon entitled: “ An Army of Stars Salutes the Sal­ vation Army,* said Lieut. Paul 4 Janet, commander of the H, A. Poet. _ Anti - Disciiiniiintion In h'fdci.tl lloiisiitj; Called ‘S t t i c t\ * By C ,t |> i i ,i I I’aper Pace Says No Chance Of Balanced Budget . W i t h o u t Increase In Federal T a x e s K E Y W EST. Dec. 9 - < ; p ) - l M j » t Direclor Frank Pace u id aflei ™ conference witli Preiident T in ­ man today he taw no proper! nl a balanced budget neat year with­ out an increate in taxes. Pace told a new* conference: "The probability of a balanced budget in 1951 it not great— lark ing new taxci." Pace taid he wai not awaro whethtr Mr. Truman will atk high­ e r laxet in hit "Stale of the Union Menage." T h.e Adminiilration'i b u d g e t which |oet to Congratt in Januaiy thit made clear. will require con­ tinued deficit financing unlett new taxea are levied. Mr. Truman ha* said he saw no way of wiping nut the proaneettve deficit for this fiscal ,v . a r of 15,600,000,000 without Vdgher taxea. He it being urged tn recommend Increased levies on corporati- pro­ fits. the president the prnspvctlvo bud­ gets for the Defense Uupurnnoi.l “large acale policy matters jwi talnlng to foreign aid program” expenditure# for the next year mid the budget fur the interior departmant. Including the big recluiosllon project*. Pare would not forecast the life of the new budget - saying a final figure had not been urrlved at--hut lie said It would not Spy Witness Admits Giving Chambers Data Presents Cranium Diary At I Volte Since Devaluation Ift-tbli-lloll nf flnnr upHci- ii-.puiem« tils 1M1 billin ' In bi- I- nil Mi II I ill-tit'll -1 11 nn mill I- I b--l lill'bl bv 1 In- City I'l.iiuiu- 1 ' I--! t Inn 1 hill's Cmv.crvativtv. A r c G i v e n litWIIIg II ll.'llllllg III vl In. b 1. 111 til’IS ut I In- I I'lilllli -'lull 1111.1 11 mg Ibmi.l w.-i'i1 1>1- cut t i l l llll'l I l-ijlill'i'llli-ll! A 1 h it I ir*r - l - e ’ilie.l II 1,14III 111IIIII ut MIHI l.|iiM1• b ■1 ul li i'ii llu.11 -;mcp. mil i n -in 1 ug liui'clii-s nr nl 1m i n . I garngi Mu i i i - w ruliiig incliiili-a piJii-bi-n ..ml garage* mil till ing up mini- ib.iu I’Iiii 1 0 imn* fi*t-i uf ' p m iiibm tin- him si pi 1, re fi-ct m in im u m m - qulrem.-iil* li-avmg m ............... lit III PI III .11 •• f-l't tul Du- III.I'll r. 11 ' S ri l i .1 c k HRADI DIG), I mt l*c . 9 </P) lliii.uo t I -llmi I'.ntv Iui won il, I ii -I by cleili-in if.i tuiir Die <tn.iln.tlii.il ul Dir lliili-b pound, Ir.iliug u doiip irlliSi 1 lu hope* i' -d \Vilitluu i'luili lull** l oiiict*lu r I ’ a i IV, ill ill, luiiisp 1 'try Atturm-i Idutn I bun lull and 1.aliin's Icadei, leetn that certain gioups in or- Sliiiiabiilici was ihre.l.d lu draw I'nilir Miiiiilri Attire, liolli lllll un a 1 rsuluiIiiii In tills illi-i-i fur gantred American medicine have pieivulalbin at ill* interim; Mon­ llilllg tlirmicbri mill Die caiupalgn been contributing financially to day. fm wliat had been irgatdrd at a Violations of (lie bull,bug rotb pomldr baioinelci for next year’s support the propaganda activities ut a small group of die-heid British iind tulnin.iim epae# r.-|iuirm*nt* ynirisl r|n lion* Il was ills* 3-illi it liable iu result In m ini met ion iloMois1still fighting the program halted, it was pylnt- vlrsigllt litnr tlir l.aboille* sncce*here," Fedftief •Securing AdminfsfulIV defrttded. in '’by'-ajectiun* In traiion Oscar R. Ewing tuhl a lleliirtllun uf ItiM Duet- Ingli llll vacanciei. dltlticD lliry had p u u p i i -i I h ylils Installed for trial i aplilird III Ilie 1945 genrial eld news conference. “This la a type of meddling by by D ip Murid* Power an,| l.iglit lion Dm*# American organisations In < u ul I'uili Avenue Mini Twenty T i n - official cmuil on Die \--i other people’, affairs thst In to fifth Hll'i-i-I win nldttli-d ltiiiiuv.il Du- liglil opposite l.odgi-’it ill,; \, nli-iiliiy |[IIVM lieurge I’raitbe condemned. And I spesk out "} W .td le iy ;li M .ty 1111111 p k i 11 | ............... I. tlit 'iy Dial Midi value is aftn t.-l Itt ui.iiillii III tail and a fdO.MDD I<<4- ,I . 1. Hu lo.l Oil Mu- Hrp I 11ii u. II I hi-tua* if, i n to «((•« Miiu'itl (hr t II 11ill-wl V I .- i H i H 'tft' r d It uni . 11.- ..luii -i, i . tnir under dots. . imm ifi it 1*1 iLe i Irtrli ie III It* Ii. -1 i i , •it i-cniiig itate-* ......... it. ii il,.. ■ i- i Duel in it,, h ,.lr I . , i.o 1. 1 ,ci nun (of t(M ' t 111* |1 | 111tut Ml \ V«Im had t. il-,. p ip .i- t.ii two y.*m lit I ilk if ill life i lub.iii W iii llc ig h ." w ,.lt ,. i. t--i m. i ‘ t ih- Depart* ................. ii mi i, i* .i government V11 ft I 'ill 1 I -> I ,i,,. o, 11. •. i.ii.l peitinv Dial ill. 11 ii....... I <■ n l i r r Imtl I, Id,. .| KVee.ilMi- Itis.-il MW lO H K lb-. *' l / V ) — I I -111 V job iu \\ ..II, l ^I, le -llli cd lOil i\ it „ . i ’v ii*ni,it1 1v po.vible lie mi. bi Ii m i - o n-d 1 inue.l over to liii iil I.trlli 18 Months In J a i l Se n t ! o Pr i s on On Padding Crime By Ym'osl»»vi.ms uie l J .1 |>t* r s ’ \\ l o i i i l *i i li.iiiiloi, m iH inalt of II II..' I , o'. Ill Stale Depart-! Rep. Thomas Gets 10 While Kitssians Unit H fl K ili-lie d I’ liim Cinvt. Office WASfllNC.ION. lie,, ‘i {/]’) The I vrniiiH .Hui j.n.l tmlay new atm iht, ■iniinAtii.il nilrt tin goveininriii guaiuutrrd liou.iiiH luaii* ale expelled In lie Iui mule llm i llllill IM A jpuLetiiieii lone nidi cade. I Siliiilni (iriiri.il f’billip H. Perlman aiiiioimt'd a week ugn that Die 11liman A.liiuliitlulinil. ptciMiig it* i m l light, pingiaiu, would Llll oil f'Cilrixl I louring Ad miiuiliatioii 1in .in. him Im any new li*w home* oi jpailiuruU whenuruipanty it iesiiiitr.1 un giuinuli of tacr or irligiun ‘ Almotl imnicdialelv, however, F H \ Coinnliiiiiiiiei r 1.1n M ill f.) Rn hauls 1,'iin l a "ildiilyuig italcmeilt" In Dir rlleil lh.il Dir llll(jflidilig .ii hull would "nut -iltriupl At (HI IIOUXI Mn \iiii»i 4«"««ii Ai tlv II leg (%Mimiit to, r ■ litiii nt L'luii'i a ill .i uiiiiiMini unit atiimli i. ■ to iu ii I io I .iiiv nvvuri In drleiuilli' tli*» 111 iits’it Stole* lo K i i m i i i in 1ll| n - 11# f t 'in n i \u t ing wli.il Iriiaillv lie ill.ill liavr nr Hai’ii1y Jut llmi ( l e i n iMiohidi** u i H iii y lit »,.■ i »• to whom hr dull n il hlv ptnprity." Munt*inii, A ir D ufi ' ittioiknu: ut tin11'tlti tej m ft ■ i <miit Ii-duv Du- Hi si -uni il tool ( U - U t i J, ihu in n u ii ul Ihv HJnimiUeo, Iqemeii Dim Hi.'li.mi-’ -tuti-nienl '’spll.ul to ."III 1.1.llll llo- I llll lmi-b. in.utoi lin* pi.»|*1 i ani- inloo ot I.- I II \ ml,-*. Mu' payi-i ttil.li-i ■w’ l 'i Mu' .noen.lio.nl*, read in ............... . wiili ilo- hUlurx nl l)p .(toil i,< ipi-ii Diem, mill,i ii eVi-1-iil iiiii tin poveriimeiit'-i plllpo.l* I- to i-th.-l -ill'll i-illillilli OVei pi if :lle pi. pell, OWlirl-v ill they Uie to tu llir FIIA-gll*IUIIte.ll b-uim 11 I i 'i ir -1 Mi I n d i i.e I ill llo rmoie llo- ibauge, in! I '- . A t .,. »l*« I 'I in Ill" I II l inle- in.! iryui.tl i,hi i Will mail I to- 111 ■i it l , inpi In i In t i n r i r V V 11 I ! .1 ,i i gin vl lino nl ugeiii'L In elliiiin.il e 1 all ooii'oh-i utioiu of pmpeilv ^ \lf \|| \ , i W V I I I - ' . l f N l b . - ’» i f ) VSInr, in uppiuiting prupeltv fm loam, I V s l i I ie s 11 .i v e HI| t|| |l. ,1 lu li ld | \ II I lld. il -I PIC* llll) i ■,. ii.. -I bv •'uniIn 11. i ,. , i, ii . I f.-i Di*s, W n d i i, oi. ,. i , i i. .1 t|„ 11 iliicunientij 15I.I.I', t i i , m. i ill. • . , , , in, ul pint, or deal ei’o - n. i • u n ,-, i billed . I n i n l l . i t I Ibid I.... I lo ii federal I Id i it i f'l 'I f I i,. i1 i lie'll ii. i Ml.) .i !,.,-avc ,]|" ■ It 1., i ........ o ..... o 111 llfu i lii'tuli «uid 1 I. I 1.. dot i i .< in' ' I I Ill'll! •And mi !-■-immiiy," Cross I " \> loll' nd, ’ i to i oi in iy tinve M 'd i till llll llioso ,1 iiiniii'iili, tn D ip Statu by ’* nuxiurn of uter grt-np- due .-ii ui in- | D f p n i tim ip nod nnglrt h u iu glv* tp ( l i f t , .sneer in r:ice, color, ctr.-.| fill,' today lot cheating Die guvi in U.I--X p m I Villi iD u vid l ......... ini ihf ,"i ii,. in , iilu r i i M i nitiil I.) "padding Im id le .' pav s1 1% nil . Il .. us or. net mm Illy.' i prevtou.'ly idctitDlc d **‘Dp in ‘thlC time FlfA "luihev mil ' ‘ »•» i iff i 'III- 'M » ’ •■ < il,. . t’ilM) !•( - r , r 11, uti-i i- .i lo-'iiiln i i I Du -py n o g ) Ml* l-e,-ii 1.1 I'linsi.ler Die •’rlni, ele Immrili ill'll aliei the sriilern r 1 J» (Ml* 4 ,M i 1 .1 1ii i )|i i h'liubers." meip ini o i l I in Die pusMlnliit 1; it old o Din< li rem-itidy d -i , »C f 1 i Dial , allies would deterioi nil- -I “ 11 111"llollll- ei I. Ill"llll. m l, lo ltd. ", olli ii.'ll tuthl. Nagii-e ,, fur .-saiilpli', moved ml.. I iii-iiih rd i III U •l . .1 ,d 1. . t I l , , n i ■ W idk'ii'li picked out l-l.ip, 1 1y oivupied preiloiutliaiillv | mirod In vrrl il.......... ,t li \» ,1 I ’\ i , . , -i .I'liiiieii* i, from ill** l,V ......... I'"...... . u,oil -e,vl idauit I*, lie Vitiated in ii,, ,| I. in i lii|j -ii ■ 1 ill tii, I . *T 1It111r |*l "duel'll by l i o n was im iiuiu.'ibiile run, . . . . publicly because our if r 1 1 U Is J‘ ■i m-.-ry 011 Hecuml HI n ot win ■lock, l uborlle. ’.fit, :t;ifi; Jubll I ' 11Hit! » « .il U pi*' III 4< -iMIlMUSil (IH I'DIf l lftkll IIIV bit'll,Hid 1 ||„ ■ “ l-i,'. ............. . .1 f . l)(Ml liln-1 suit friends are to well-msmiered lu •ideii-d mid it will illreeled llmi Wiinlb-, C n n s e i vn I I vi - N mI i o ii ii I !> ! M is I I io UIH. t*ill I tepmleiv t,ei 1l<- . i i i,,l,.l Id .,! J ' 11 ti^-bi bp limlalled hi Mini 111 beiul, ill, dill, noil U. .1, l Uliioi-i . by il III lj ill,*) * 111 spoilt up siipruprlalely.” lioii.iiiil'i teiigii,iliiiii iv in loili'i-eiiileiil I.llieial, tl.Htilt (iu-1 . , 1 1 ii 1 1,, Id Swing salil he ivferred lo cun- HI reel unit l a u r e l Avenue. C h r i ' l ( 1 n ti illinium by the American Col- ill.4- liulil •> w n e ul-leied biilur il in til' l\ e-M* l, )i * ild III. 111lift# tl-itMl l Unis bud u m a jo rity of 1. 1 j rgv -n l......,1 1 , 11 , , Mll 1 ihyxlciatin and aurgeoua 1i'ourtli HI reel 1111,1 Hanford Ave m i ' i Du- I'liiiibined vole ot In- lo lege of physlclsnii suru 1lioneis is 6-1 } Ii* lo b i i llo i 1 ■;■ .... I1- Mll^lll ItriS IJ , , , tl I,. 1 .1 .......... . " nplintirfil a. I In- I ’. Mb lUUI gtll . .4 , -Mill 'lull v IlDli KiVt’h' h» and the Rfadison County (Indiana 1 hlllr vioiiigei. .1 «**•1leeeiait (lit l" i». t* L'Ik Ii M « il\ -Manager C lif f o rd Mi-Kib - I'.liuu iii u aiiiillur Diree coi ori-' i * Mpillcal Association to the liritlsli II, 1. . . n •’ -1.1.,,, , j f .-dri ll llldyr MrX illdei I I h Fellowship for Freedom In Medi­ biu wav directed tu Investigate 11are. .I.-, cine, whose main ourpoae Is fight­ ........... ml of cniislrtlrDng new ten TinCunseivallveH, uioln : t ( i ‘ ct*>i A s k i ’ll F u r Heeeipl uf ii teller I mm <•: /oil g.tvr -tn rnl Imiuillg In tine il,. i him i **- f i min1 in . i-iiurts. A suggestion Dial ten ing socialised medicine here. Cbm . bill, bad calilpHigned on Do In•ol iu Miitinhetiii, I in limnv, • Ili-nii,is ,i|nng with tlir pul I*no . til - ||. s-.l K r1 I * li reMI B a n k I I il»4IH These, he added, were reported ms i-oiirts ut Dm M unicipal A i r devfilimlhili issue, ilerl.nnig llo ■lllt esllig deep llppel eml mi, (m In the liritlsli Medical |uuriuil i--n In- lepaiie.t si evliiUHleil cost .i Ihiii I i-s bud beon forced min u tfl" trii i i i Clmliiutu .-liItitii-iv and in-1 tlir line I, He dojlined tu tell Ihe ronfuiencc uf It fill for itulillt- n*e, wuh r»- by ill.'llt fltllini'lHl |Mllll'il'H, Attlee1 I III) \ I lit* *q, 111 I* -lr|l',f|t til | liy 11. told Die liMb- man I i, 'hoi,I lem'lu-is tliluiigh Die luiiloi « .1 11 III 11**11 WII' l-|l'-(*'-l - Il who had called hla attention lu lecti'd. ’ 11*r*-111 I .ie*ii I lith i «'i|iii**h<d I ItH reply was tliut "today Du .......... I'eil t'i*e s, miis repeited tiy Mi .1 l , the report, which he aald lie bad I * C' l' ( V *'.h ’ l rlit V, In I Hill-'I I III* Furl Iwr riinablerathin of Die tin moll dull- queues in Iti I.If,,I il I i i-iI Itutib, Juolur lie-1 I'm " 11..11 « ns U Hi public HI I ll-lll Ii i i v Dial in- knew be h id i (t uHllauea On 4‘aae Srtahll not confirme> elsewhere. •"I'H *li" •‘"Mill k Mum I I'link *« m i |»« uiuiTiunt Freight Terminal pro­ bail mail, ut tile Iiieetlui; u| I III* ,'"-.it lui olil tn til*- t i i '1 l\ ", I I After hie blast at the Artie 1lean le,-t will he irlven al Die meeting \ bv ilnliui I hu u |*1111 *if Bltmd einiliule County lied Cions Tile i ,i . i Win mid bad ilmie 'u iin b i 1 M111. t medical groups, which have also Monday night, Muyur Andrew i iv luernlng. ,i, i opposed the Truman adminlstra- farraway Htinnurceil Dluv morning. I mui I " III I 'niigie- * us i lu.,....... I hi - "lin In I ’i ■■-nli-iil .Infill ■Ill,lee I tolie III. Hlelintlulll colli I ,.t llie I Inns.- Du Alni'l l.'iui D - Hon plan for natloml imjmUIi In* - nl. 11 ik. Ml \ l,It--, 1old "I Die .,ii-itdi-'l Mrs. Itotili mid euiiiuuii1 >1ii— I ‘ummittee. sitrance, Lwing discussed the -I " I of Du I >,>it iii kn plug up meniltt'in fui tile Wink oil Dmil , in tiunal health program In Urttaln. Itol, III.- .ludgr said sl.-ilill I-. ■-1 -1 >l> Dun i , mill iii County I’nigie's Minile tiy II. (' Cooprl Mu- Cbrisliuus I’ariide. Kiplit out i « ■ Which l* a part ul the Labor gov­ • t lies.- i-an't pmtn-i Ii I........ . i- --bill inrtlin*’ ii un .iu«iiiiin ul sellout I rustee, in securing tin -pf 11 sellouts in Die county «eu ernment's progrsm frequently at­ ru'd mitigating ciri-nii sinner • nun......... .-" i on l ui u'.-d Dio ucri’M of additional luiul as Iepreselllml by .lunliil It.'d C hism In fact, lie said, ua i-liuAmiu ul tacked by the opposition. lo. 1• ■■.* I-- i i k in,-in Hiuifurd clliIn I l.emy Htrawder of PJ04 Park qilired by .State law for Die Mid llonls He animuiici'd Dial Mis a I'linci.'sfdoim! l uniiuilii'.'. I li-iiuu " It seems tu mo this piugtaiu ■I , i i a ul l lie lilu.nl bunk. I. w o rk in g remarkably well and » Avi-miii bugged hilt secmnl de#r wuy ,‘lellool, was reported nl Do- D W Hucker IihiI aeceplet Die ' Iin. I ti duly to set im exuniple I ' -i,i‘ li piu ' i "in i t-i i-ul.-il l bo llieellllif of till' County Behind ot the venxon Thursday morning, appointment a. rliiiirman -if pi" a good thing lor llrltatn, uprgilil living.’’ i - 111*r*l Inini-l 1 b’.mbi-l ill Comi. 7 point huek weighing Hlmut liiiiud vrslerdwy, Hupl. T. \V I,mo .lii.'ltun for Du- fhnplei. H u ll /off i'nUi'ludi',1 i 11111111111,'. ii mill.'ll wide 116 iKiimds, al Dm Kent I’astnr.* Ion niiimiiliced today. Tlie land , It was reported Dial .luiiloi lied ‘ “ Meanwhile, It was ™ V«*M Iiuiitltig ".I I'm lu ll I bniiiiis, ii is lb i 'i -I id'll, In i 'Iii I-ii' .- llie rea*rv4! In Orangit cuiin- requlied due lo tile six mum addi i ions enroll inn It sup plies hail (U s Ila s H o* rs is Yssrl •.nl' M- - - - ......uni' i- n finding* und Don now being built ul Die aclimil I... .. distributed to wliile and liidplm-iil uf Dip- mill I Dial v-m IUIMI l v. *i i •i h |” Moil Mi. |-| in i - i gnveinmelit Mr. Hlrawder hrmight the deer On recuininendation of Die Tno •i,lured schools tlimiigliout Heim In- llllpl lSIlUCll III Mil .11-1 llill l"U I -- " i i gtn-u )-. Mu- i nmiiiltIve down with one shot uf doubt* 0 lees, Mrs. E. J. Drownin' was rii.lt* futility- Tlir Junior Jlrd C mi. s I.e ili'l.'l lililiril l-V 'll,- ill -n in-V iii •» I » *)« ............ . burl Ahot. appoint (d si purt-llma teaclu-i .up * said to I.e busy making Chnst p.-ni ■al for a term of tmt b - ilnu 1 « i I > a. :*r111 --.11 - i’ll llmi Du- Jayit |i. 1 1,1 ll *U He killed hi* first deer of the of civics anil gii Is’cimliM'llor at hois itav favors fur Die Vet- nx in,mills und out mm- ibun I l<I I i 4 ii H11siil cil rth l*Mrtr -llll iqui-H.- Ml.- "null- uf eeuMin, a small spiked one, Wednans Hospital, l.ake City, foi the muiilbi, Dial yon lie tln.it fluimu TA LLA IIA H H K K , Dec. « — (/»*»— nenduv Oil thn seme hunting Hcmiliole lllgli Hcbnol. •b io -bour.ln i ..• ib.. He Iv alum i ouiilv Hum......... fm children’-* and Dial you slmid cninmilcd imiu II tl. DeckL-nlineh, Hletsoit slu Th*» Hlato has NO days to anawer grounds. - , un li" ’.’ii , ami .-at'li meinI •re*;iI ( . i - i i M n i i i i l I h t dent wliu Is now interning at Hem homes in Florida, 'I'll** favutn, Do- I iiii- i* paid.” 4, Huprenu- Court suit In "h ull 1 i ,i i. kssigm-d an liinii li. ,-eive llmle lligii .School in Ills course of IIIUUV of which were sent to Die I liuinas' lawyer, William It ■ -I five Negroes seek ndmlsslon to the ( . i n ", < i n I C ; i i n |•-1m •' Im mi' l bul dav , .derails at Thanksgiving Dine, teaching, was appointed sixth tills, bud pleaded with Die ju.ly-University of Florida. I'n id.ml Hi iikunk ciosuit Die grade and music teacher al Dm inelude cups filled with mil* ami liul In |iIIIIIHII the l-ungles'lltllll I. The Buprems Court ysaterday n " ■' 11 iy i l l , , ii-iiiin-liiig un inl-i-rs 1I Vf . » I h f e• I ' « i-amlles. Lyman School. mil mid fiua. declined to quash tha suit, and - iI-i -ovlmuul in.'i’Miig ih Wiltml n ,.ii i. ) 1 r The Sewing C’ommlll## was re Colins de-crihc.l Tb.iii i ■ Minnie Hail Fields we* named allowed the attorney general’s of' i lluveii lie. || mill in' iinl all i d.'.l .' ' i I l l ' l l III ll'u alla aaa U s P « « » r . - u n Following Inspection of the first In succeed Maggie Evans as smicr- ported to tie bu*y tuakilig lay flc. a month to or#para a case 'mil1 uii'ini,ucs tn utu*,id wiih Divir 1 l-lllltt', tfl 1 il M defending Board of Control denial formation of Company C 124th visor of Negro schools. A (Ini ettrx for residents of Heminole w iv e.. C. .t|, » '■ linn ' " i M1 Infantry, Flurlda National Guard versitv of klTchigan graduate with t .unity. Mrs. Hess McIntosh, genof admission to the students. I'mI i In .- i-li •III Util Assistant Attorn* y General Inst night, Capt. David Gatchel a m.ixler’a dagrse, she served rial field representative of tii» LO A N ’ D E N IE D Id 1"! i It 1 I |l 4»* 11 11(1 4141 11114*11 Mi ' Frank Helntx argued yesterday complimented tlm men op their formerly In this rapacity ....... ouDirnsleru urea was presenl at iiilv V ll, lU-i-. '.I id’)— All old [ills U nil inter) IIt! I’ | 4M111'I ij VI i Die meeting. thst the esse was prematurely be­ fine appearance. During the first 10411 to 1U4». limn 1*1. 111.’ mill llie r 111 ti11 bllaiAim !(• Br M , IH fore tha Huprenio Court because hour, III* different platoons held Kay Slaton wax re-elect nil coon I" hi of 11.’, ul city bull, lie Mil. li l Ml I ..I -| I 111 l ^ . the Negroes had not appealed to close order drills under flergeante eil cuminaiiili'r of Celery Cann, I he toll' "•) I He; I " 11"1 i . | ,:th it.. 111111.fi| wauli .1 a vi’fu-tind loan for Ills the BtaU Board of Education C, 11. Jones- Jon Weiner and Bit, No, (UNi Womlmen uf llie WmIii. kill. Mi. I n u ll it |y' Im 11‘U i,|, ,li|- i'i iu 'Ii i i'nmp!Hiy. from tha Hoard of Control dec!- I! .It. Humbley. at a rneutlng Tu.-silay nlgiil ul ID mim.-; Niiukiiiii Nomura, 11»*ri * During the second hour the Dm Woutiman Hell. ■*H* •I V llllil l»t» f !"■ Mulllt)' mi •ipim'ii navy minister in Die last Jtiex Akerman, J r , Orlando platoons, under the some com­ other offlcar* selected were C. day a "f Fri’inlci lliilekl Tojo'a lawyer and former Republican mand, were Instructed In tha usa Ik Rudd ui advisory lieuti-nanl; III y I’lmlll ilum h*Il )h .1 |Mfi. Ml if 1 wanimn cabinet and «nue a .till lt> 111- ill it In- Jllm IKid I ,) member of the Florida Legislature, of tha 61-1 rifle, 60 mm mortar A. C. Madden, as liank.-r; T. H Ills » (114 -Mill limil," Alilk-i member of Die nup re mo war' contended for Urn Negroes thst and 60 calibre machine gun. Thomas aa watchman; T . II. I.iiulcouncil, l Hr HOWARD W. BLAK1SLEI i|L|yiiaiI Mi Im il ur* 1lyiiijf. a shortage of stats educational At the last formation Capt. *ey us sentry. G. C. Hinchliffc. His a|iplicnDi>n was rejected. I It 11y i ti iii tied u il hi** wife Associated Pm i Stleac# RaKar facilities far members of their Gatchel announced that Co. 1 toW. I’. Fields end Clarenca Collins n e t entitles them to admission gather with Brig. General J. O. NEW YORK, Dec. 9. — (/!•) - Th# ess# of a lO-yeer-ol.i New were named as auditors. John hi M t n Kfiril'i u|ifii hm nt niut *j Imi . i t In*.| thrmittii ti to white universities under United Hutchiiun and etaff had been if- Ymk girl who got diabetes from i*U«8 the new hormones, cmimmr l.uilL- was appointed as recording ■‘in^lrt 1 3 SHO ^IciNed i |oi-i ufill ut I'Mi'l, M im lie fry States Supreme Court interpreta­ vited to hear Gene Krupa and hla Fi-crrtary, and aelhi was revealed here lodsy. (I )||»' H)i■I'*111-1fif I Ih* (jv.lirH nfftl'UI* tions of the Constitution. band at tha Orlando Coliseum, She was first given corlivone fur rheumatoid arthritis. Tlie dis­ llill. W A It K E N KF.COVF.HIND Friday. Dm . 14. IlriTv -■’Hiii In* Itiitl Iik- ifit tryfiijf rate quickly disappeared, hut was replaced by diabetes. Whrn the ___PURLICITT STUNT TA t.L A H A H B K K , Dec. tl id’) i d V||h , . DZNV1R, Colo., Dm . 9,—«*>W E L F A R E CHECKS E A R LY hormone was wae ilooped, dlalwlatf Tslluiiaeie* Memorial Ho*|iilal to­ Cur m *vprill \va-v|i;.a lo John Roosevslt, 88- youngsat eon JA C K S O N V ILL E , Dee. 9- W ) - went away, artlirttla re returned. day gave Dime report* on cundl Ford. “ VV lien I uenl **li hi work Ity Bellevue Medical Center study of th# tha Ilate president, said today Persone In Florida receiving public Aeth wee given, and the aarne group on rheumatic diseases. It lions of its best-known patUnl*. till! w o u ld I'UJilrt LHOtiltrl ill.I j(|lrl|i charges that Harry Hopbine assistance had reasonable tM u r- king hi happened. Governor Fuller Warren, who i" ill over my w*f»h" )ip uhaei ttd, is one of five cates treated by la Russia i m i today that they will receive o A third »•#**** trial was wesg mad*. isia«a. OiS’*"' Again that group, three rheumatoid arth- llieru for a rest--"very good." S E R V IC E U F F H Ell "Jwt a their DecernbM warrants before cortfione atoppad arthritis and ritle, two rheumatic fever. Hupreme Court Justice II. Ihi Tom if Keen, assistant slate Christmas M diabatea appeared. . -Th* itornmne In August this girl'* arthritis Hehring, racovsrlng forn an Intest­ service officer for veteran* af­ lief art pi Which wei^itopped a few days ago. Dla- was so bad she could not get out inal operation - ’’fairly good.” Mrs. Doak B. Campbell, wife fairs, will lie at th* office of of the Rtnta hie gotta, bu?*arthrltl» may of bed. H#r weight had dropped Board wero Service Officer I.. F. mim from about 70 to 40 pounds. She uf tha Florida State University County to ike New *"* " to sat. Bh* could president who also 1* recovering Hoyle Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 by a fists. Joints were from an operation -"doing just o'clock In ussitl vutuaiis and do pendents in their problem*. fine." ‘ ~m 9 mm Fear) Junior ICwl Cross i'hankod l*'or biffs lo (lormaii Srliool I.crov Sirnwder G«*tH Dm l . i I, l In III I llll* i i pv ri n g mitta.l , iv il ill's*. Mt.| !., i | i I, ' l l W id trlg h r l-l l , 11, I , 1 II, I , I llll, pilot O11 i iiii ", I’utnpkiil . . I Ml, o it Ill'S« l|U I 1,1 , I- I tii -iIm hi t In i ' •’ 1 I ,e Do C)(Hi|u*r Bcpoi fs On Midway School Work 2nd l)4*i*r Of Sonnun State Getb 30 Days To Citrus Growers To Answer Negro Flea Organize Group A group of lndepedent cltrua growvra met Tuesday night ar tha office of County Agent C, R. Dawson with W. W. Ltrtft preeldIng, to revive Seminole County a Cltrua Grower*, Inc, to which or* • genliatlon a 60 year charter was Issued In 1981. , „ A number of SemlMM.County S n H a i& g waft quite ftetWft *ftd which had N large membmhlp tha afatft. throughout I I Wfta decided to call • meetInc of the original direclor*. and growers to fill vftMticlea now exist, • Lina pointed out that the iJ tjB m A & \r s S w l! ! S t'-ift -r* I of eltnse. WRATHTO ' ;i k C K IO N V IL L f, ^ U 11 II 14 M i i National Guard To See (i«ne Krupa'a Band Bay Slaton Naim'tl ( Of VV ( 10-Year Old New York Girl Contracts DiabetesFromHormonesForArthritis SS& 11 S 5 ■ ■tOD ' ’I ' ■V maw M M ------------ i ;-v • ft. •y JV"" 1 .* , -• -I mmmmm -r i^ittx.r*--lOL-sjta.*--- J—Ujuw, , ililUWI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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PAGE EIGHT F o r m e r Convicts Lilienthal S t^ f Progress Of Next Dagade Call Equal That Of Century Confess Robberies In Sanford A r e a WASHINGTON, Dee* 5. f/P) David f’,. |.ilirnlli.il '*!>'» tll.lt iliilc delrlopm rnli of the next ten yrnr* run inrun .1 * mmli a tU.ry. *T?.lt>r I*.1* fl* improvina liraltli, long life anil fond production. l.iliOWlml. who » retiring as chairman ill llir Atnmir Energy Cornsunn. -| Jve hit views in an interview copyright'-d by U. N. News A nrlil II ibrt, weakly now* m agn-#—------------------------------------------I ‘suld: "1 w n any withlri a decade, tie Tree to pursue mu peacetime Iwc ll |n minlo headway on our waya." J a f pr lent — the problem of Maas., Her. 5 ■are a run look buck on this f/l'tCAMHHIDGE, uothorlly on atomic radii having n profound ef. energyAn suld today ttie nlmn ) t mi lib nnd the lengthening Imini) la ‘led an absolute wea­ rflfe.' "1 should think Unit inch 11 lire, pon’1 nnd that win can lie avoid­ ■da could mean at leant in much ed "if we are strung" and ie* * u rWdin y of some earlier peri­ nmlu si-lf-ridlniit. h opinion win given by od in the development of longevity l)r.TMVannevur llo-li, president of and hrnllli, nnd in Improvement the Cuniegio Innlltutlun of of food production. Washington, nt u 'convocation of "Tlirm atomic" inatVrfa?*-Mlu-Ho -tiulcnts nnd fuciilly of Iho Menrad lime 11vc tru c c n or iHdtupca — ir.rliiliittH Institute of Techare an cheap and an Ino xpensive nolngy. and an enay in have nnd ran now The iiIoiii l.oiiili, lu< mid, we* . nuiilo In ancli 'diHinM Ii4i' that It tud unronsiinulilo In expect In only "pint of a vast nnd Inlrlabort Stine they will oven lie cute nrmnment, and umrli of the nature of that armament was part of tlie training of high aehmd spread out for nil the world to Muriontx'." i! Llllintbiil aim estimated that nee In the Inal war, and I* Vartleal power plants nporallng known |o many teeldrlnim In atnmle energy can lip operating Russia na elnewhiTO." "There In no dmilit," he snbi, IN yours, but at high rust. He hid "In 26 ynnra wn will hnve "that If !■■•«In run lull til. and la time very respectable planla, In u building, n furmlduliln military inaehine. Wlietlier it does an Bst aeiiaa." , The guvormuenl has a monopoly fiuin ueliulne fear nf attack or on atomic umttura by law, hut in a <lream of roiuineal, ia beLlHentliul mid thn monopoly a'lle Hu- luiealbm; we fare the shouldn't, runllnuo and longer than fi.rl Dial luirring no iniprrihalile shatiiiin u rciiulrcd to find some workable Internal rnllapap, hucIi nrnment Vill apiK'ur in Die liuml* of an {UternuMyos, t)y Jilnk thn government might absolute rinse-knit eenlral gov1t "I. think Jo got opt or It ns as far as it ran crnlnir gioup nf moil who and as funt na It cart,” he unlit, tried in nnd would destroy na “That will uni be bu easy, hut we If oppoi(unity nffured. puglit to atari working eh It now." "Wo ran inert that lineal if In diMiuesiug the A-liondi, (.111- wo me Ntioiig, we can in fnri. ynthnl said "I think It nurd be hieid II withonl win, fm |hn»r. presumed Hint the Russians have In llio Kromliu locognirc arcompli/>lii-il a bomb," Thi •Irenetli IT tln-v recognise n>.lhlanguage went further thn limn I’reai llng elan, x a * dent Truman's when the 1'rcaidcui "If wo go all the wav dnwo jiimoimr.eil in -Mcptcmbu that tbeie llin jinfIt of denvndom >' ami ren aa rriiauii to believe the Russian* del mil aolvi'H n pooplo fawning nve nrliieveil mi utnmlc explosion, fm hiimloida on mi iidrigiiing ii At Hllllllier point, l.lflenthal n- Iononiii iacy, Ituaaiu ran con • /erred Ip ‘The fart that the atomic ili, boil.iiin; nf vvat mncliirioa It jWuapon l.. ii (-unxidi'liiMc degiee v III rompicr Hn win Id uitlionl makes it iiinie likely tlmt we ahnll I hem." ^ t Atom Shipments . H'i. iiIIii.imI I'rmp I'aar Illurl fcomimllre, John MiMowrll, lylviniin Hi'puhliiin, told the I lon.r Ind repnilcis about it lad yrnr. tiomihlttce f'muiii'1 Hrnnk Tavtim er mid to ttiiNMell: I *1 would like to ink you wIiLdhet 111 the emnae of yotir lovedlgnii.m Klty Info...... Ill in (iiuie to your niwntloM x x x tliul tlio late Hurt; Hopkltm' wan involved In any w ay f" I 'T o llie i.r d of my knowledge," ftussell raid, "Ilia name waa never brought lip. Hut unotliei mitue w.i Dniught 1 111 mid | would I other being brlpg Ijja lill name up in 1executive kusaimi." Tav Miuri wnllleil lu kliow wind Russell luol found mil nlnml the reason i tin, llm,Inna wine Intel cited Ip gelt lug iiruulum ami infurmuUon on aupply aiiuirtia. Rtisaell said these were ndvniic«l< 1. Ttic Kunalmm Wt i e Will Ii lug •lilt, lliemaclvea. on t . Tho Itussiuns had "received ’Vitormaltnn m It*13 Hull thu Unitad Htatea was working mi the devslnpmcut of the ntuiuin Lomb, •ltd through tln< placement of nrflora fur urniihiumi rompoimda and uranium Itself, llioy could nace.-wludher iiniulum was con* • d : i a Htrnteglc elvnnnil by a Uiilted Hlates guvcrmieml, rreby, accurlug in effect snmti ..yulcaUnu «f the report dial we warn s)iga«ed III the dnvelupmeiit flfJlM -g l mule bomb." 8. Tim ,ilnaslaiia honed to tnurii b tther .this rmmlry was using ,11-thn cranium output and. If It i'll linin' was mailable J, they would mule Inpf the el*e uf l lie Ainnrile prugram. Rusnluim wauled tu find . .. —~ nT, tills country's urmiitilu } ' ) ftlplily suurrea. cofidneliun with thu first iw« 4 nr uronluin romtHumils, ad wligt lie deacrlta'd us given thu committee on *10411, by a flcrman H. fg of New York. He an Id rg was connected with a served as g hrokor In l uranium transaotluns. Htg said thu company had Yusilaus four In six tola chemicals In 1MII and •n on Ftfb;"IH'4M», ho (in intjdlry fhArtTor/ntSoviet Purchasing It 11A ltulm*r *tiiia<lMHos rim s I'xir iis*i its aale or iH'cupmicy. ,'i, "Iti-iiuire III,, iimiiioil moil gnge tu ninlnin u cnveiiiiiil to I1!, same effect which in the event of a violation will give I lie murlgugee the right at lla option to declare the unpaid liulnuro id llie limit gnge Iniim'dilltoly due ntel pnyaldn " lint, Itieliaiila einphmdr.cd t inrules will not! I. Affect properly on which re­ strictive ciivrillllltn me in otfis'l pi lot In the lime I In- new policy pnon into upiiintloii. "AMi iiini In cmitiid uliy invner ill doloriiillliug wind Iouliilt s lie 1.1,till lllivo Ml III -A-111till III' slltlll soil Ida pruperily." .'I. \ f foci mol Ignites hi ined ol roiuuiitinfills Issui'd prliir tu llie cfferdlve d td i. 4. Apply to linnie impiovenield lot,ns iiiiiilicoil under Title I uf the Nallunnl llinodug Act. iijmiii Ibmgliia Kir In mure wlill'ly in ed in I tic- riinsti iictlon nf plywoinl I him liny id her wood. the loiiipiiiiy Inel to I'oidncl iruimifiietnrers mill ilenlera. II" mild It won able to gel til least one nf fur for each uf llie products. Ai rest of Hen Clyde Hiulth, Neurn. in Uni low Inst night nnd retin ned to Orlando resulted in e confession \tmt rovraled Mud Kmltli ami mud her Negro, Willie 0 lover, had loldiecl the homo of ltd,hurd Casselberry at Cassoltier ry, Thursday night ami of James lllser on East Twentieth Stieel the following night, police Chief Hoy (i. Williams DilliiMlliced this iifleriimili. Tlie two former rouvictii then lit Icm (it,-(I to rob ii Honor store on the outskirts nf Orlando, bid lifter a hmglur alarm weld off, Clover wa» m rested by Orlando dcli'clivi' . .Smith went by but to Harlow where lie was arrested in bi- I Hiring plm-o and returned to (Irhimle A li'.iiii ruby bracelet, mi milomidi. pistol and riallilog strdi u from the Cnsselerry Inline was ieoiivoieil. Also irriivercd was ciisb mill a wilt i'll stolen from the Riser boini'. A wnuiHii nelgbbor saw one of tlie negrui's leave the Risor limue, wlieie Mr. Riser lay nileep, with I be wiileli mid a drawn jiHlid mid ii’piirtrd It to police. Die robbers attempted to cater the home of M. W. flastlo. who heal­ ing the noise got Ills rifle. At the sight of it Mie thclvos fled in their car. Mr. Castle reported the Inci­ dent In local police. ti'Maiiasca rrm a f«ae n a# i turrit to Lvamvillc police ancJ then drew a map showing where llie body was found. Evansville authorities went to I lopkinwille and were joined by Kentucky state police. The map was so accurate that searchers went directly to the spot where the body of the girl had lain l i f e her head was split ojwn on the afternoon of Nov. 26. Hlay Am extradited from At­ hens, Ala. last Saturday, tie Ibelli oil M charge of invcstigatio.i for kidnapping, hut Evansville police sairl Ihu expected imiidci climges to U) filed at Hopkins­ ville. DeterUvo Chief tiemgn llanscli rjootcd Min youth’a statem ent usaying Moil he and the girl left Evauswille a wuek ago Saturday "fully ugreed on m arriage" the next day ill Florida, lie said Miry planned lu complete thulr schooling there. Rut he said Misa Itafmoti was silent for about two hours after Mmy left mid that he finally asked her what was wrong. Ills state­ ment rpmled Imr iim saying: "Frank, this l" wrong and It we do It, u won't right our first one mcmiiug of living as man and wife pre­ viously," ■fm I asked her what she wuntrd to do," Slay stated, "and she said 'I,ill's die lu each other’s arms.' I was shrieked, mid asked II she was sure, mid she replied In tnc nfiirmalive.' He continued: "I druve up into a aide road and after we professed our love for each other we agreed on my shooting her and then Itel,AND, Dec. 6. — (A*) — A myself." Hlay said he attempted tu Inml wm veteran identified as Hum Christy, about 114- today shot and his .22 caliber rifle but tlmt a ii iticiilly wounded his wife, both piece fell from the breech. "Maiy io-r pm flits and himself, the sher­ and I were afraid It would not work and we found another way. iff's office reported. All four were admitted to Do- Tiling- are vague to me from now I,nnd Memorial Hospital and at- on." i. 'iiduiiis said Christy, former b>uiiilf of ii menial Institution, i" ORANUE, Tex., Dec. 5—(/IVnot I'xpecti'd to live. I'olire fared a blank trial today Moiug l.i'io'ik at Ids hoipe on in lliutr hunt for a muu who early ............ I kill- or town, Christ* yesterday raped a Iti-ycar-old gill iiildi iily began firing wildly, offi- mid riltlrally wounded an Orange hi said. Ills wife, Mr«. Judy high school boxer. Sheriff Cluster Holts said tlw rhiieiy, JH, was shill In the head noil Ini puient", Mr. and Mr». muu surprised two couples puikcd I,,|m The, ,|oi c. were woijmb'fd In uu ii lonely road near here. The boy aIn and girls could descrlbu him ii , c I,ink. Christy allot himself only as a white man, apparently t l<c bead. II,,. m i cion at one tlnie upernl about 26 years old. amt worn teg Hint clothing. id n Miiidwiil* -bop here hill had klmki Don ihiiH<jj!|it<j, IH, wtii iih"t o„i ..... ii winking lately, lie was »"• !■iini-il f i run a KtoHiln nientiil us lio tried to protect Ills com­ lino pi t ill about a year ago, uffi panions. The man threatened to kill nil four, then forced tha girls i ers "iihl. to 1111 tlie miys IM In •* a wuieiMl inMl '*1* M” ‘"VW -. Hoiikvd rice paddy. He - led the IIEAI.TH liKtTUHK girts awuy, left one lied up and A lirluni mill hrullli film will icunlng against a fniicu and lhi)i> ......1 SI 11 m.1*1 1In 11 Sittitl Mill in- iiieni'idril liy A, llurnelli*. luprd I lie 110-y ear-old utiuthm I'l'pri'senlntivi ft 'the Htatj' urndilv Held. . III,mil of lleiilMi, at HitMt « cluck Hospital attendants s«id llw Wi'dmoulny iivcuiiig »l I In* ll'd* supplu wan lit u critlcul cotidlUqn per Acailmy. A brh f lutslncaa from exponurn and a wutind tu tae on clloii nf Mie I'. T. A. will he slamach. •< ,lieId nt fillN oVhs'k and all |intMi l. . mid I be I'ouplva Wero rotia mol friends am Invited by parked alsml two iidlva outside Mm . A. J. Hurston, principal, Oraiigr wben Mie until .npprourhto In- prioiriit. i,,j, lie fired twn aliota into llf" air, (irilrreil llm euuplea nut nf lye cat, and suld: . , •Tm gniuia kill every mm of WIIRI.D I.AIIIMt 1.1IN I it IN, Dec. b HP) A pro- i you.' Ilolsopple, a fornier wellei'lio.Yfd cliurtei' for a new world aaM-Couimuulst labor gioup rail-1 weiglit Golden Gloves d lstik l ed tnday fur fruodnin and ne- namplmi, got out of thu cpr curtly for workers, everywhere. I nnd Htrurk id thu man. A draft constitution of th o 1 "till, ymi'ru gonna K"t tuu«‘b nuw group was lull] before na the -mini said, lie shot HulMoppIv argunlxntlonal meeting of ihtl in llie Hlomarh, tail ttiu laiy kop ri'iiresimlntlves from 5:1 coun­ liii i eel The iinin made the girls tin up tries, liiflmliiig Ihe United Slates. llm hoys v (Hi Ik II-, nod hoe laces Hulsupple chewed through tin It inriliosr a omnuig Ilie new uigaalintlon llm liitcriiiitleii-il slior 1 ,1 , 1 , aiiu wilirli In. hat-dii to n fedora Mon of Kiee IVadn were Med mid Deed liliuself and Unions. Mullock. Del and Vet SuicldcH Alter Shooting Three I’radical o im fur Kaby’n . . . THAT m «U Court U p h o l d s Law Against Force In Work Disputes WASHINGTON?* llie. Ii—VP) —The Supreme Court today up­ held an Arkansn.i "rigat u> work" law which makes it a crime to use force or throats to keep a worker from uny lawful Job. In another decision, lh« trll.utiliil ruled 0-2 that the old Wagner Act permitted the fir­ ing of workers who tried—de­ spite a cloned shop contract—to have their union replaced by a rival labor organisation. The Ta/t-HarUey Act flatly l>mis such discharges. Justice isckion delivered the B O decision In the Arkansas case, with Justice Douglas tak­ ing no part. Thp validity of the law was attacked by attorneys for tha (TO, on behalf of two negroes "• ulcered to a year’s imprison­ ment each becauuo of their ac­ tivities in a 1046 strike at tho North Mltio Rock plant on thn Southern Colton Oil Company, The day after Chriatmas four strikers mot flvo nanstrlkers neur the plant. One striker was killed. The two negroes, Roy Cole and bonis Jones, Inter were Indicted mid convicted on a charge of o-iug force and violence to prev nt a non-striker from workTim uppeal was based largely -m technicality of which section "I *no law was involved In the conviction. Hot Jackson In the court’s du­ el »imi Malay look a bromlci- view. Me "aid the Arkansas act does not "infringe the right of expresnon of vlewa in any lidmr ills. pllll'." HalImr. Jackson udiltil, it “fair l> uppiIsc« men i f ordinary Intel­ ligence Mint fur two or inure to n-HCinMe and by force m vhilouri' lui'Vi'nl or iiMi'iii|it tu puivcnt aimMier from engaging In uny biHfid vocation x x x i unlawful. (In- No |ire me Com! a bo agri'nl Senator Holland ItSSIIauU ftmm U#c# (la*. years." Holland said a lurgo number of Florida city and county official" have told him they plan to apply. In the event an aptilicant file" more than one application, he should Indicate in Ills trunnmittul thn order of preference. Holland said. He warned applicant* no. to comhlnu uniuluted public work* project*. As fi general rule, he said, eurli iipnl lea lion ahoulil In­ clude only such portion of a pro­ ject us I* intended to lie construct­ ed at one time. However, he addl'd, if the pub­ lic works requires separation into Hcetlimn or uiiila for economy or convenience of construction, a "ingle application may be filed if each section Is segregated and described In the application and its construction priority lu listed. Public works eligible for udvanca under thu act Include high­ ways, bridges, grade separations, airport*, sewers, water and sani­ tation facilities, schools uml oilier educational facilities, hospital*, city halls, court houses, continuity buildings, power plants nnd docks. Not eligible, Holland said, are public housing projects, federal projects or federal department* and federal aid highways, air­ ports and hospitals. Holland said when an applica­ tion Is approved and the appll* offered, an Initial payment of Jo cant agrees to accept the amount per cent will bo made when o copy of tho contract for arcliltcctlurul nr ciiglnfcarlng services has liecn received by the diviaUm office. ------------ — — — U - .- - ----------- ---inarMut convictions. Specifically. Mm tribunal said it will review n decision Mini Eugene I'roslnu Jlrnwn, an Ameri­ can soldier convicted of murder by an Army court In Germany, slum b I lw freed. The Sup) erne Court ul»o ugreed to heal- arguments ill two knits in which thu fudorat government is trying lu get possession of nilbearing lidelnnds off thu const* of Texti" and 1-imlniuni. Tampa Strike (Cm h s m u e w » #*■« o m i members of tha BRT. TAM PA. Dec. 5 - < /P > - J . Tom Wation who hai had many a rough and tumble battle with or­ ganized labor ii in the thick o( another labor fight— thi* time on tlie tide ol a union. , Tho fiery former stale attorney general it going to hat for mem­ bers of the Brotherhood of Rail­ way Trainmcn.pjMost of tlie BRT members want to return to work s« drivers for llie strike-bound Tampa transit tines. Tlie BRT recently was voted out ns bargaining representative fer (lie Tampa transit drivers. Tbc Transport Workers Union (C IO ) look over. Shortly after tb.il. T W l' railed a sudden strike against the bus company. Vegetable Market JAGKSONVII.bE. Fla., Dec. 6. — (/!') — The Federal-State Mar­ ket Nows Service early New Y orlg market on Florida fruits and vege­ tables, <price* Incomplete): Snap beans, bushels, Stringlcs* Black Valentine* fi.00-0.2G. Few N.fiO poured 1100-400 few 4G0. Fin. Relic* fi.OO-G.fiO, Poorer 11.60-4.00. Plentiful* 6.00-6.76. Few 0.00, Poorer 2.00-1.60. Tondorgrceni, few .'I.OO-il.fiO. Poorer 2.00-2.60, Wax fi.fi0-fl.00. Few 0.50. Poorer 11.00-4,00. I.inm Imntis budiel* 0.00-7.00. • Cucumbers- Imsltcls 4.00-6.00W' Ordinary to fair (ituillty 2.00-0.26. Few .1.60. I.arge size 2.fio-:U)0. Pickles t.OO-fi.OO. Dandelions—1 1/2 bushel crate* O. 26-0,60. Hilsliels 2.60. Eggplant bushel.* t,00. Few .'I.OO-.'l.fiU. Piairer (piality 1.00-2.60, Few li.OO. Endive*—Chicory, bushels 2.76.1.00. Kscaroli'. blishelH 2.26-2.60, Few low us 2.00. m Kuimpint* tier <d- Il-I6c. w Imttuce, Eastern, crates Dig IJoston 2 dux. Irregular fluidity 1.602,60, Romalno 2.26-JI.OO. lames — 1/6 bushel catena, Per­ sians 1,26-1.60. Few 1.76. 4/6 bushel boxes .'1.00. Celery HI Inch wirclmund crate* :i-ll «|(ix J.6IM.00 few high as, 1.60. Poorer quality !l do*, to XX’* 2.6011,00. Pippers, bushels, Hullnuxe type 2.60.'1.00, Ordlnsry to fair q iia lg Ity. 1.60-2.26. licit*, few 2.007 Few, poorer, 1.60, Huts, few 2.00. Hquash, hushels, yellow straightneck 2.60-2.60 poorer and larger site, low us 2.00 1/2 hushels Dal­ ian type 2.00-2.60. Imrger six* 1.60- 1.76. Uushcls, large to very large. 2.00-2.60. Tomatoes, tugs, 2 car. IIXO 6.606.76: NX7 6.26-6.60. 1 cur. 0X7 4.60, 7X7 11.76. I load crates ap­ prox. NO lbs, 0X7 silo 10.60. Few 11.00. gl Corn, wlrebound erutos, yellow, 0 dox, 3.60, Hu* service was partially re­ sumed Saturday after 2(1 busies' day* fur Tampa’s HO,NON lius rid­ ers. The TWU and the O n lin l Trades and l.ulior Assembly IA FI. I Inmhnsfrd the drivers who returned to work, most of whom are HRT mein Imr*. The Joint labor stntnient from the TWU and Mie Central Trndo* group took some hot verbal whacks at Mnyoc Cutris lllxon for ordering tbc company nnd unh n to get busses rolling ngriili nr else. Wntson stepped Into the pic­ ture during the weekend when tm said the whrde strike was illegal, that the TWU used unlawful pinredurcs In calling R. Today he said the HRT men in relum ing to work "wero limply ushcrtlng their rlliht to bargain collectively x x x lu a case where a comnetftlvp union had Illegally taken over." Ho said the HRT wanted increas­ ed wages end shorter wuiklng hours. He explained the HRT men were "attem pting to settle these two grievances through the pro- cess of legal arbitration.” G ifts for His M ajesty, The Prince offflailsk Alitl'llor Mtijfsty, TJi(i.Pritic«HH, too! C h ria tniitA wnttliln't ithiotjRt to much without Til KM. just And .Sanford Kuniittiro Company has h wind they need at prictai Himdally reduced for Holiday uellinif. TheMe.ulfU.wlll add to Baby’M nnufurl for a Ioiir time;'Arid’you etln juty for llaMit next year, If you-',like. ■, , ; jt, , . You’ll Im mighty proud tu take Ruby out in Mila hand­ some Thayer enrriugu. Eas­ ier li-ilng than thu new Pullman viral tjuiet lieui mgs tlmt never I’ccd idling, Mifcty In likes, udjuHta|,|L. haiullu, uml tunny oilier | A j * fiatures. Mines a sturdy ouk Pl.A i’PEN .vltb a 'fjrIT fbair that keen* lidyV well up out of i-iibi draft$. You can fob' it ip .-,(,iiv i n i roil f J A it anywhere. 1 # l« IIATHINETTKH are so handy anq so prnctical! Can tm folded fiat when tint In use. Everything needed for Rally’s Imth ( i Is nt your fingor-tl|is, TA KE YOUR CHOICE of Either Group For Only Kun|i *11 Bsby'u things in this Kmart, c o n v e n i e n t CIIIKFOIIOHK. BaauUful lilrch finish In match the now crib* unit chair*. l«HTt» hanging compartment and U o m p iT N llroudclolli and Col­ ton Knlta in pnsttd colnra and white, hand detailing. 1.98 to 3.50 SIcupcrH talon asklnir for plum nxIdcV'W K) WM'yRUnds of n nitrate and 86 81 pounds ol f FStJ Student Adiuslnldu springs in these nuw CltlllH are a llfo-saver fur Mnther. Tlirev positional Hulld panel pml* as pictured am) silent drop sides. 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L . \ TIASS H O W r « I H Y In J u v e n ile C o u rt, l a c A ngelas. C u llf., in M r. .m il M rs. V ic to r l.ea ( to p ) b id fa re w e ll to th e ir IC -m o n lli- n ld fo .lo i ib u ig litc r . V ic k y , p r io r lo s u rre n d e rin g the to t to h e r n u lu iu l m o th e r. Ile lo w , the c h ild '* rent m n lh e r, M r*. Z c lila la in G io lL ic rt. o f San F ra n cisco , n ttc io p l.. In v a in lo c o m fo rt th e c r y in g y o u n g s te r, ( f n ia r n a llo iu r l A'ouudphoio) B rita in Proposes Federal Liquor Violators H eld Economic Union L egal J u r is ts With Scandinavia S t a t e S u p re m e C o u rt U p h o l d s S e n te n c e O f A m b u s h S la y e r T A I.1.A!IASSKIa Dec. 6 llir M n r iiln S u p r rm r (/l'i lim it <.ie.l F o u r Pow er e n c e Is C o n fe r­ U r g e d At O n c e T o w a r d U n io n LONDON. I> « . f»- 1/1') A I lliu l M ill,n il a m i lin e r S ca n - lo d a y a p ris o n c n n v irle d h y a d n i.iv i.m t iiu n lt ie * pun in an I c ilr r . i! rn tiH fo r v io la tio n o f lu p c u j •'< n n n im c u n io n w a* a t lt . im r t l i lo la w * i* n o t l i . i i m l fro m s c iv iii ;; a 'by" lln " l. m ........ • day ( l f l i i i . i l l o i i i r r * -*.nfI lie - l n ilc il ,i p irn r ill F lorin m in i* . In a I I t in it inn, the S iipi'-un t " ' i l l it]i|ir lfl ll i r flc .ilh . r ii'r in f o f l.lllU 'l I lim it ,11 o l l|o * fo |.l f.i. the n iiiln iili 'la v in g o l W ilg ld I n ilir r on lone l fJ4 H. l l i r fn *t ilr u ic r u n iiilr r to liv u lio n am i a u lo m .ilir ilr a lh seldom r wa* ,ill,u ki d on grounds lliu l tw o tn n n h rr* o f l l i r Itiu l ju ry had I m cii c o n v irtrd in Ir d r r n l c m irl o l lirp io r law vio la lio n * and ll ir ir m i l a jiir io r in F lorida ro u rlt. lights had m il h rru ir ito ir il How ever, Jiirdico II. I „ S clirin it, w r itin g Hie r o u r l'* iiiu jo r ily u iilo lop, . I lill F lo lillll lllWH lliu l (.on nlltu H o n d lir p m llflt'. a . ju r o r , ipi ly thm ic p e r.o n . ro n v lrte d <>1 c rim e * |iu lil.h u h le w ith dentil, in f u r b rib e ry , fo rg e ry , p e rju ry m larceny n r any oth er game rltlu e p u n l.lia h lu ‘‘w ith im prlM oiim eiil in H ip S ta in p e n ite n tia ry o f F lo rid a " J u .H c e . fllc iu i T e rre ll, Hoy Chapniun and F.lwyn T h u m a . m upurred w ith J u .tlc e S ehrlng. J m lic e . T- F rank lln h .m it II. K. It" lie r t. w ro ie d l..e n tln g o p in io n , in w liir li C h ie f .1im tlre A ltu Adamci incur red. Juitlce lliib.oii *nId, "Il I. cmreasonable to as.unip that Hie laigislature Intended to diaerlinlnulu agnln.l line who had Iwi’P convicted of a felony In "««• •'» the .overal criminal rourl* "I ( d e a lt aeeo «e r* i« atel h in t ’ilo m »ciil D ' ln n .iik am i i lorn power plan llir (lu io n m ile * N<'i**,*v In S w iile n , ■•igi’o t m ( to n lrrim r w o u ld lir im i )ic k n o w n a* i wit« in •*) lit|ui111\ w Uli Ilia i U \ 1" *Isl it j*t tc t * mill it iliv l* V m m iim H l p u ily I»i11 1 in*vi<r huvu -li.r I '1.111* 'll i | m i i l l e on l i l l f l a «|IIMI) I Ml 4>f the p u i l y , " . lie f h " |.|I o l'i .1 I It I* b u lg e w ith nut, 'H id in g H int . lie hud w o rk e d II \ II' the A T A T . fo i llie New M n . * i'. , u le f t - w in g ■Mi lt d ) ( " iiip u t iie . Hint 11111g 11y .il"', a nd fm Hie S o vie t t r a d ­ I. «|,li V lt d i lie , I 'IV A l'i e.i ing o ig in iiy u t iiiii A m liu g . ||. Ill in .I i t .......... in p u n y I'lm u g i't i n Im b u n d ', . t u r y I . H in t he V* .1 - p .ii in to r f t e e l N o v . |r. m ol wu.* a I'o iirie t for a p ie -w in H u v lp l .ii" . " ** ii not to ld " I Hie .p y tin g am t g o t S ta le D e p a rt- III' u l Nov. 21. '•I i.IML' III I'll t .I'd *T * f I Mill II I hu. iio l 1 he c h a tig c . w in ltd M r . r h a u ih e i. . a id . lie w a . in itp l iM‘th i|| «•! Mil* ° " i i'l* •I'Pitf I I odiiced lo H i ', ill tile r im iu lie l* ’ Wiff l| 4* 411490 .1 Iff iip n rtin e n l I ii HuiLlinore uml Hint tl^H f aI t lv*f V>141 ifitir i Im V M i. um l A ll. I lia , d im e l " dlnnei ■ftp rfilMfil ■* H i1 *Hhi H im ♦Mlf " o l . m l o week lu ll r." 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"d i clary in the "D "'‘llivr liri'll fill'll1 h a ' "W w lii'li H i., .lout'll in linii w'M i (M il ib r fmiilillMMflhll l*i lit <>l \i--t-l.in i Slccri tury of Slide Finn ln lli* i Iiibf11 iiHiiiiigi Uii'lil f f H r i . II. Style. M l. I . io r o lii - n lil ho we Vi 1, I " 1 KM ill) to hi- i 1111* 11 I II t'titlif 11 oi •t | V • o|Jd( ♦IVt" f'lll J'MIMIIIt' M* *ft | ,< tf f)ti ldp* Ii ( of I Id * 111 . " ill, I not le m e iid ie i w !.*'H 'i'l I " ' on ri " i i i Hie d e p a i l i i i e o l ' . c ■" llg r , I'OO'lll .eel lo ll mm’ 1MM I II ONHNIIMI 9m rirniT I *1 *t H11 fl*4l*lf Owen Zipperer, :i(>, H ill* * a n " ( l o t U n ilr d K itu td o m S n e e d ill I in A t I b u m a m i S t a iu liiia v iu .) In il , n ip ' . .*». »I r y ’ * n u i r n r y c o u ld h r ih .iiM c d (Iw im / i l p p r r r l . TH. d ie d .Son,In Iln u r e .u lly illlo a n o th e r * ; tra d e lit A . .11 fo llo w in g » .1" " 1 w o u ld he f r r e r , a m i c a |iita l and illn e . * . H e w in b o m in .1 ' I" l.ilu u lo u ld h r m uvi:n n u n # I n i ly F in . M a r. 2JI, H H II (itu l Inal i t " ' ill S n llfn r d fo r .e v e n yeui H '» H lln iira r»* r o a r a i n M r. /.ip p e te t wna e n g n r ' .1 " f a lln ilig and u H e m le d Hie \ I . A . ItiH tlinc W in s M y " f ( t " . | t 'lu u r h H lliv iv i'il by Hie w o t" l.‘t B m ilir y A w a r d s l i mliee I"o l",, It I I . ly e o iie lb Al.vi v iii tw o d a u g l iii't . , H in t'i " " ' .1. A . I l i i . t l i n e , H m ifo id p o u ltry I. iio Im -, n il o f S n llfn r d ; fivi< III " I l iiiim ir .r i’ t u ilie d fro m N e w O r- i r<, It iy, Joe, .li'H .i', J o h n It. "• Irn tm la . I n ig h t w iili HI tr o p liie .i u m l I l u . l e i , n il o f ,liie k * o n * illi u n it iitv o rila w on n i tin , ( lic u t c r une . l . l e r , M r . . Ito .n M m S i,i,ii,l N ew O i I c iiii . I ’o u lir y H lin w and o f .lu .p c r. th e N iill n ii iil S ilv e r IV y n n d o ttu I 'n iie r ill a e rv lro a w ill be I " I ■ IIICI'l. nt :i:tm I 1. M . in iM ir m w o i 'i, Mr. Ill.tllllc'i, Silver Wynni|ii(l|.K A .n e m b ly o f ( io il D lo n ili, T w i l l , l won all eight lrophle« offered hy S ir e d n tn l l.n n re l A ve n u e w ill Hie Null*.mil nrgaril rut Inn uml H ev. I. A , A lle n n f fle h il m r Hircc cop- from llic New (jrli’ana lin r in l w ill be tiia ili* I ii K v e ig n . e Oll.lH'iolillll, O m e le t y , . Ilia ill.play wa. judged Hm heat la (he .Imw ami Ida piiltul entry l"Pinal all other, at the meet w-hleli won Mr, Hi.(line the Amer­ ican An."elation inrdul for pullet.. [.o l lone mini Mi 1 1 *i T ile lu lle d in I I * p ro s p e rity , u m l ol llilt in e r tin g It w il* voted t " g ive t lii'in ii li'iiiu * o f 111 pm re n t o f e a rly a la ry , p in * on c x lr ii ," iilie . -u lu ry . S to rk b 'lllli'i* o f Hie to iiik w ill o iei't in .la n iu irv ol w ld e li lin o * I ii c i T i i I'i* m id n ffle e ri* o f Hie bank * IIP lie lin in 'd GOAL CO! I'lTTSBUHUH, Dec. 0. — f/P) John L. Lewla’ chief lieutenant In western PetinsylwiniN today said the United Mine Workers expect tn idgn "about 85 soft coal operators in thla iliatrict to con* tructa within ten days." John IT. Buaaretlo .district B president, aaid no nogotletlona lie* ATUVNTA, Dec. 6. (/I’) IJ. S. I ’rnlMlatil C'liurt Ii leader* railed today for a rctlmping of American imlicy in llic Far La*t ts help llir inavtrt of toward a heller deal. They laid American rhurrlir* would writomr a “liold proclama­ tion” of lliia policy hy P im drut liuinan before n joint leuion of Congreti. The idea was lhat I he If. S, lia* Itecornr aligned in |M>polnr wurhl opinion with tnaintennnee of th e * s ta tu s q u o in A ala. F e iie rn l C o u n c il o f C h u rch ca , inii't* « ti* p i protest against grinding poverty," This theory of more proctirel onomte aulsU oce to Asia waa tn • report submitted to ax ecuti vs eommittee uf the Du W A I IM A M , M A »I -y iN ii n h l t. I o« | I oil •PI M ill I 11111((I w liti Im i him h Wii* h m iii'lil L, i ih t t *4f11 i I m i pai-od d 1 "H 1 |;II 1 |! I lio o ill III I >f l. io d io r i. tit In i* ' tn w e i in l'n < t " him T ill* S Ii i p m e ii t V" , i ill .nut i i .1 I m K .-I . I ' i.| II. Cl lit. 1 . ,i p ii'iii id «< Mi ||* •! ■-1 1 ' a iin r il ••l is 1 H •»' 'I .11 . I,. 1 > i but l.v 111. t I I h i1V il " i .'liII In i iii 'b *1 it n i Mini* •'1 M■ *"it 11" i > pi 11. -ip b. lin e Hid M 1'* 1 1 ' V I' 1 t 4 1•11i' I • i ' * . • .pi II i Liv 1 mn»« ■ . p,l in "paking .1|f 11M•‘ 1 ' ' p i ' l l 1 V Ilf II tl. . . | Ite p n u l l Id * A ll'lle w * o f I t i b in d ", w ill In' th e g n i'- t " I Hu' Soot oi d IliiM itU '.a ..... I I ’ l ' d " ......... 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II, mid op to I ii* (iiim c ii I s e rro t nitivil* a n * | o i'iii| i-in in o l( m il lo llie A ir F o ie e elm f o f a ln ff. 1 6 8HOPwnSaVStfWi I I O N D M 'I . D 1 s 'L / *'?% < ^ Pl I V-ye-T. i* 1 : ~~.. — i B u v C M tT M tS fa a ! r. , \ If s ♦I. * . P ic 1.1 IN ‘V,-. b ln IM M. t l ....... I N r w \ l M o rlo rs U \ M\ \* * III' WOHTIILKHS I'll F.I IIS I l n N n l . U M f , Dee. it. t,Ci 1.1 T 'lin g - ile n , lif t in g p ii's iilc n t „ f .1AiMvSDNVILIiK, Dec. It-l/l'i A foirner c it y councilmun mid t o t t i'i in g N u t in i h i I I hS C h in n , n r* )lI|f |,C|.W two other msn have been arrested liv e d hy I 'm i- A m c r ir n n A ir w a y s Tho rouncll represents 2!1 J’ro- on rhurges uf passing more Hinii todo ''u n i it r lt is h H u n g K o n g . h '.tunt and four orthodox denom­ iriO.OOO In worthless cheeks here, T lm u ig li tut in t n r p r c t o r in Hto inations with a membership of Jusllee of the I'gjwe (Jenevlevo c u rly lio iirs h e fn ro iln w n lie said shout 29,000,000, about one-fifth Medlork l a id to d a y . h is s o li' piirjioHU In c o m in g to th e l he nation's population. They wsro Jo0 Found, ?17. con- D ill ted S liile a was tn o litn ln m ed iThe recommendations came from Iructor and form er rounellman; r u l aid f o r n se ve re stim m e h n il* the council's Department of Inter­ Philip Adeeb, 45, operator of Die W ent, He has lieon in a Hong national Justice and Ooodwlll. ... 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D iin ie l. waa n rre a te d y e .le rd a y llir c o tnllca fro m G ene­ va u ri u eh in g o o f r u t t in g tim b e r on n n p iild tu x I i i i i i Ih. lie w u . fin e d 97r> u m l c o a t, h y J u ilg * D n u g iu . S le n .ir o tn nud o rd e re d to g o t llc e it.e tu g f o r Itla Ir u c k . The t'o u n ljY w ill uimj th e lo g . r u t h y Th f a r lir ld g u tlm lw ra . ular with a starving man . jus Communism has made big gains In Asia, not so much through test of nrma as through a revn Uncle Arrested Lieut. Paul Jones After Suicide Of Tells Of Work Of His German Neice Salvation Army I a *l n ig b t l i f t U. S. Protestant C h u r ch e s Ask Better Deal For Chinese People A n ti th e s ta tu s q u o la n o t v e ry A N OHIO i f X I I UNIVISSI1Y IN IS V , <T l i . y l . . y , " n . ui p...oel li. D hue. w.v. lire l,i i r, | i Im n ip loll hilt tow ( liliU kcl hog) ill 'lie f •i <• ' o , ' imml I ,i * e il'« k .Slimv in rhli-iigi*. 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W B y A im i l i c l i v c r - (m l iiiI I lo- 1 'I . iik s i.u i ^VMi-m * «»itk|*.iim »- u i l l i rc liiM U i; It* I m i f Hit mi pi n-imi«. I In PolI i o . Russian-Bound Pla nes Hut d ie l r * l i f i c i l 'o H im I cdci.d Imlgc llcuiy W. Goddatcl I ll'll So* o il .''•■ 'm il* p a y iiic n l'. t " * a tih o n c d lo 'i " n o t In g iv e the 4 l r o ii tm m lh , Ii ill S u m I ScI iiip liu i'* ic iiiim ( o n lc iil id i on * c i . , t l io n **1 lll> ll <ir* cm ii v p .iv in iiii t t i l l ' d t 1 o i u ii'ic y e a i* ago, I'p fiu c • " w u i ' l l .11 i i i i*-i-(I a %r, HOflKMAKINO tImi to a lOlt Hutck Heilan drlv ORLANDO, D e c . W 1 —Wi'» i • hy Clarence K. Hatikcrron. eoloren, at fdOO. Until drivers face charge. urn Union he* Ukon *tcp. to run~*ir carele.. and (ifgllge.i: driving. cci wire xorvlco to Intre-Slete * T h e I ’olIce D e p a rtm e n t h a * p u t New* Service, clUtrlct Suporlntenextra men on duty In an effort to ilent (). F, Onliomo *ebl toduv. Wextem Union wie ordcre*l to reckless d r iv in g , aald P o lic e a H oy ( 1 . W illia m s , w h o r#< eeaeu eurvlre to IntrexUte Friday that there had boon four after the rallroatl and I’uhlic Util* fatalities within thd City Itiea CummUxIon aald facllitiuH I.lmlt* Ihi* year, and W ho declared wera being used In violation of _______ that II _I* tlim a to "a to p th e tin * the Stato'ii anthbookmaklng law. nere.rary s la u g h te r .* HtlltTON TRIAL GA1NKHVILI.K, Dec. 6 - y i - ) Tit* trial of A. t - Burton, Ii2---------------------i i i m .iim yaar-old former ihiIIco chief uf JACKKNVILLK. Dad. High Springs, PI*., charged with AHunt a 48 IS llw first degree murder of Lee BosUn * U Walker, « gegro. on Dw. 11,1034, Chicago 40 ■lowly In circuit Denver F ru * n u A lg r i I) .., I'lia tn h e i* **.<» the w itn e **. W e a lin g a |>1 m i u ic r ii d ir * * and p la id ja r * ''I . I.ip p r.u n i * li|;b lly pale. I ■i ' i | i i i 'i i i I* .In' ilm e d In*i d a rk In a d d iliu n , M c G ra th in id . th re e THE WEATHER YORK, h u d n im i'* " lo tv S h o it. 'I m lii tlV Ilig t**dly B een w a it lie d im p .i**i* r ly , l l i r w ife o f ilii> gov m i in e iil’* * l u r l w iin c * * in lli* » ‘ i r u i t u l p c i ju r y In a l lo o k th e *la n d lu d .iv a nd lia c k i-d u p her 26 d a m u g e d , h jit no In ju rie s w e lw re p u rle d c iin c e ru ln g a r o lll* Io n a t S e v e n th S tre e t and M a g n o lia A v p n ue a t 0 : 2 H n 'e ln ck l a i t n ig h t, n a n m g d lo n IU40 S tu d o b a k o r Sedan d riv e n b y la m I I . M e L a u g h tin waa e s tim a te d a t 91,300 and H ave L a b o r B oard Is T o ld C o m p a n y C lu m u ed P e n sio n P la n s W it h ­ out G iv in g N o t i c c D m NI W ^ T h e a t c ii’ ed men are G a y lo rd W S a x to n and C h a tle * C rm n lo n . la d li KlnruligciiL driving. ' tw o niitnmoliili'* wufe T o C h a m b e rs C l o s e s t F rie n d s O ver L o n g P e rio d WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 - ( / P ) Justice Dr|>iitImml irpriitetl today il liar c lacked a Havnna-Mia* mi nlien-rmugulintt operation and i> rounding up 26 alien* dipped into lliii country tince September. Allorney General McGrath an­ nounced llic nrretl of two Grand Rapid*. Mich., men in Miami. They are atiiivrtl of Hying lltc alien* inln ilu* counlry. F m ii N eg ro e s, u lj n f O rla n d o , w e re in ju r e d In s t n ig h t w h r n n HUH t h in k Sedan d riv e n hy d e n rite K ilw iu d , rn lo re d , l e f t th e h n id w h ile b e in g d riv e n .im th on F re in -h A v e n u p n e a r K ig h le e tilb S tre e t m id M l u tre e . A 1040 P ly m o u th Sedan d riv e n h y J o h n F. W n i. n ii, ( iih .'iid ii, and fn llo w ln In s c ln e ly , m i i i i - lu d In to th p re a r nf Hie w re c k e d c u r. T h e a ccid e n t jo c i'iirre tl . h u r t ly a f t e r m id n ig h t. T ito In ju re d w o re ta ke n In M o.cd y n n ih iiln m 'ti to F e r n * Id L a u g h to n M e iim rla l H e .p lta l and In clu d e d K d w n ril, who had b ro k e n c h in , h rn k u n te n th a nd c u t tin th e u p p e r lip : H a lly P a tr ic k w h o hud ra c ia l in ju r ie s , K u te ** o F o g g , w h ii.ti a n k le w a s b ro ke n and W n .lilm d o n I .u r k in ff who had fu r In | In ju r lea. D am age to th e H idek w h . o id lm a lr d a t |(I0 0 . Kd w a rd in r lia r g e d w it h carnlesa and A nd S a id A lie n s In to M ia m i / F ro m H a v a n a , C u b a Four Injured In Aiitu CollisiouM: Damage Is $2400 .• i ’ ■i M en id l l i r a lie m have been p ic k e d up in N ew Y o rk C ity . H e added 'h a t ih c J u * lite D i-p a ilm e n t h ope* In have the o ilie r in t u it o d y ih o rd y . S a v ln ii m ill C iiii iit o i i w e re n tI i k I v i I n i a .M iiin il lo o m in n bonne . y e t< le iiln y n tn l c h a rg e d w it h a lie n ^ M in ig g lln g . C o n v ic tio n w o u ld r m r y n po»' . 11,le Iie n n h y o f fiv e y r u r t m p i | h,in p i l l . IJ.O irn fin e f o r eiieli a lie n ille g a lly in u u itM in. .Me <;i n i l i . m il l l i u l S a x to n and ( Y n ia tn ll c h a rg e d lie lw e e n Jfilio n m I Jhoti fin each a lie n b ro u g h t in to F lo ru lu hy a il, h u t iiiu ile tin elm m e fin c h ild re n u n d er «ix y e a r , o f ugu. T h e .h in t lee llo p m liu e n t gave , l h i . a ie iiiiiit o f th e b re a k in g op v n l the o p e ra tio n : T h e I'T tl a nd th e I ..... lig r n lln r . Set vice had heen J o in tly in v e s tig a ­ t in g tllu m i. lu lle d o p e lu lliin fo r ru tile lime. T h e y lo e a le il th re e ille g a lly enle re d n lie n . in New Y o rk C ity . T h e .e w iiiu n u iu e tl a . M ila S te rn F rie d , l i t , her h r o llm r , Ig n a t* S te m F rie d . 27, and H e n ry ku C tle m iw n . n il a p p a re n tly Unm anInna. 'lh e tw o F r ie d , w e re flo w n t'» * M in n d w here .tl'e y p o in te d .o u t ii p riv u le u lr p n it un l l i r p ln r r th e y inn d e d m i llie ii r i i u l i t fro m llu v nun. T h e ile p n rlin e u l .a id S u x liin nod ( 'm u tto n hud re n te d u liu iia r In M in im w h e re iille il* w ere* hid d e n i, ill i i n l i l th e y e o u lll he d r ih ld r d up lo N e w Y o rk ( i l l y h y t n iir t. S a x to n w as ‘m iin c d a * th e p ilo t o f a n iim h e r o f p riv a te p ln iie . ie lite .I in th e M ia m i u rn ii fu r Hie io n ri.I l i l p . to llu v n n n C rn m tn n , & * lie ill' pn i t n it -1it m ild , "m a d e llie ir iin im l in iK iiu 'e in i u t . fo r h a n d lin g th e a lie n , hi M ia m i” . A n ii m ix' r o f a lie n -, m n g g liu g e p e r n lio ii. in th e .n in e a re a have heen In o l,e n up in re ce n t y e a r.. N o . : i: m . a w i n y. _ -,* *1 t . �i’(ie Sanford Herald KatMblltkM ll _ Salts «4r*al i m M i f •Hi aaaear •• iii u n w iii A tm i : M fN . M Of. 1*1 ■tin. aln.H It* J flakfr •■aura. I%I — W — --m t*■'KrN ,w **• sfLenerw ef *9fti — PioUTah 17. MSItae «inntint nn*N ____n «•!»*.» Maaaavv acnarium on ratwb *f* l arrlii ...... ...... ...... ...g ,sa jfc* Maalb la Wnalhs .. #e V»ar iii akllaarr miTm T Mrfi •» •jNiaho. rawiailaaa aM m Um at 'atarialaiaa*i l«r «b* aar»aaa al •alilaa Maa». mil ba »ka*a»S far - reaaMr ilm tlila i ralaa. RrarratalM ------- Mrtallaaallr fi. llac.. u t X*n trnaaaa* tri»»aaa*r “Hvtreavafallvva la rk . f'htraaa, llalrall. ... Haaaaa ft Ir. at I«a la. Tfca Iterate la a aiaaiL.. al lha Im rlllN la Piimn millHit nat**' , , *I'rtaa nhlrb m rtrlaalM lr )» lha a a* far rrpakll. Tara* Maatfca rallaa al all lha local aatra prlaltf la>lkla arwspaorr. aa wall aa all 0 ? a rn a aiapnlrkaa. ^TUESDAY, DEC. it, HMD T O D A Y ’H tilR L R VHRRI Christ Included i m » | hla dlw lrira euRa burst lonlala and abut fw tc n l nationalist i who Inal had Roman rule. Current puUlica bad n o/ilaru In Christ's program. Ilia kingdom hna mad# strange bed. fallow*. ,A fid iir> Jesus passed liy from thenrn, ha saw n man rallc'1 M n U h e rre ltlllig at the place of toll, ami hi< anlth unto him. Pol low mu. Alul hu arose anil followed him.— M^Jt. 11:11. , A Kwttmky longrrnmao propoici |o .introduce a bill in lha ncal iciiion tn.iklnu j f d federal clinic lu mol »: children. fltcfe arc plenty *,f Im v f viretynk with Ihii tulijctl im the Mobile books now, Wlial it iirrdcd j»' tome en­ forcement. All the law* in llir work! won't do any good if crim­ inal* are not apprehended and punfibetl. (iiivriniir Clicker Ihiwln*. lli.il ureal ( ’mineclitiil Liberal, bad an opportunity i be i>ther <l*y in appoint a truly great man in tinSemite til llir United S ta lfi to lake the place of .Senator Baldwin who i»resigning on Dec. 17. But who doea Governor Bnwlri, ihii great i«lievertJn bin government. npy. William Benton, of point,? former buaineaa part’iei cou beriiting firm pf Benton Sj.' v : two men jjj& itL C ily and • woman ale indleled Jor ,"|rafficki W Q n babie, for 12,00ft. The trio b a c l l i e m l i i M thtir operation* in Miami . ^ « s the proaeculnr Ijnld the cnurl f i or 30 habits ware brought from Miami In Naw Yttrl and «*ld ‘ ifai(djng iJ n Y iV ; M w Wonder ^hdl hnrt of thoss b a b h a V ^ n W r nii who would ie*H them, I of homes may ate go* where lliey could miliar aud bit wife, pro ttriii kink uf litt .Chri:lma« tl^iipiim tea inn. were arttuing in iharir Plaint, Pa, home die other day over (lie moot quolion ol whether John L. l.ewit n a good mill. When it wai all over, the band wake up in die hmpiial th a butcher knife in hit .didoHMD. Now there thould be a moral to thia (lory. It might be. "Don't try to Irll your wife that John L Uwia it a good man". Or paihapi it it ‘‘’Don't try to irll ymn wifr >rlod". u " ' 'i'1 T Shirley Trinple ' .gotten a divorce Itom her huibatnl. "Five motilba aBar we werr married." ihe told l,be court, "lie (regan not c'drning home for dinner. He'd get ,i« .about 3:00 n'dock in the aborning. Then be wa> drunk, When L.Wkt five month* piegnanl, he v' 'MMfht > girl into our bedroom f|«ti3Q.{n the morning, He often talbd ine name* and one time I dad |o.kill myiell." Women who pg hwabandi who are faithful. iftpy may not be million* Me much (or which to be I Vice Praatyant. whoae te frenutnlly bchoed by jaude reuper, dare* the to. left what part pf i State (hay would aban be wa woi t S.%S,T 1 Ita Jk K Jip jriu iM i In d u s try S tr ik e s SANTA And The MAGICIAN By LtJCRECE HVDQlNR Reaction to the recent nteel nnil coal ntrlken on the part of Home workera and the public In jfenernl muat have cauncd the moat ardent believer* in ntrlken to have momenta m doubt aa to the wldnom of irduatry-wlde atrlkea. In the method uned to end the ateel ntrikea, and In the atep taken by John L. Lewia to abort n new coal atrlke, hlnta may be found that lnduatry*widc bargaining ia being re-examined. The United Mine Workers policy resolution left the way clear for Individual operators to work out agreements with t^clr own miners. It romnins to bo learned, after contracts are finally marie, to what extent the union head will require uniformity In these Individual agreements. But the resolu­ tion seemed to leave room for variations. The ateel contracts, aa worked out company by company, tmd certain uniform elements but aiao had some variations on the subject which whs the nub of the strike cause, the plan for financing pensions. Industry-wide humiming docs not necessarily mean that one contract covers a whole industry. Contracts may la made company by company, but if either management or labor insists on uniform contract provisions throughout an Industry, then bargaining is in fact industry-wide, There has been much of such bargaining achieved, and It has seemed to lie the goal of most of the larger, more powerful unions. Both owners and workers might have varying opinions about the results of Industry-wide bargaining. It works to the advantage of some, to the disadvantage of others. Huf in one respect It seems to offer u uniform disadvantage: il seems to make contract disputes longer and harder to settle If thut lie true, the best course for all concerned, including the public, might fie found in more flexible bargaining plans _. D a n u b e D i f f ic u lt ie s A river like the Danube, running through and between many nations, necessitates some sort of joint control. Jusl is dwellers along the lower Missouri are affected by whal goes on In the river’s upper reaches, so with the Danulw. treaty was signed .. . the countries ........ ............ In IH2I a treaty by bordering on Ihp Danube, and also by other nations such ns Great Britain Brltuii iiul France .whose .commerce was affected, Generalily speak Ing. it provided a fair arrangement for all states in Involved, mil prevented a monopoly of the Danube by any ono country The change.in the Kustern Kuropean picture since 1021 has resulted fn the creation of u new Danube commission under Russian auspices. It will surprise no one to learn (hat ’he only slates represented were Russia and its satellites, Bulgaria, Uoumanm, Czechoslovakia ami Yugoslavia, This arrangement the United Stales has now flatly refused to . ecognlze. Secretary of Stale Dean Acheson protests thui .lie new commission wipes out the rights gmirmitecd hy the 1021 treaty, und foreshadows an attempt to cut the Danube >ff altogether from the outside world. This latter development is likely enough. Its prnhuhllit> s strengthened by a recent Russian step, under which Hus*la will not even ullow its satellites to have any voice in the commission, hut puls all authority in the hands of a seen*. ary. If you are unable to guess the secretary's nationality— he is Russian. The seizure of the Danube is one more item in the long ■omit that is gradually ^mimuliiting against the rulers ol the Kremlin. r # ResiiitH Of Research 'a ntr - ' ** That agrlcuUlinil remitrch has yielded results in other Hues that lncregaa*foo(l tirons has bffn pointed out recently by VV. V. Lambrrt^rMenrch udmmTsfrntor for the Depnrtmeii<[ of Ag gn r ci cm ui l ut ru er e, Jiiji h <!■ ileiigftmuut which hastened the develop( U w gai t this ........1 tw methoils of prixluclng penicillin during the war, mentof:jiew when It was quantities The devois so urgently needed In large quantities.lopmcut of DDT hy the same researchers has yielded extremely profitable results in Increases In the amount of milk from dairy herds and gains lu the weight of beer eat tie. Growers of cotton and tobacco have obtained larger and lietler crops us u result of new methods of fighting plant diseases, Farming is no longer a hll-or-miss proposition. The modern farmer, taking advantage of the resources hv slate and national agencies organised and run for his benefit, has great resources ut his command. The results are shown in Iwtter living, not only for the farmer and his family, hut for the country us a whole. This research is not to he con. fused with farm subsidies. It is older and stands on its own merits. Salvation Army -------- # * ’ icaartaavo Mr** M a t o m i pruvIdvH for tho*» who wtre In troublo, but with tha growth of l*opulntlon and tha speed a | mod* urn life, thin Uek has been na* signed to »u«h orfnttUttlnns n<* tha Halvnllon Array, (lenrgo Tmihy pretided over the meeting. Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. In* troduced the vialtort, Roy llnller led the signing accompanied hy llnrry Wester at the plane. Hint* WitncHH |C ta lln e 4 grant Page (lael cupleii the sana1 nffire, Hhi, alio Icstiriisl tliul hlu- did not remumber Henry Jnllii,, Wmllelghs lieIngiIII Hiss' uffir,, rsrppl during conferences. didn’t like to complain. Chapter 4 Mr. DIUy said, “There must he CI.ANNINfk A TRIP TO a way. I'll have to think It ovsr." AANTA LAND Ho sat down right than and there " Magic cried the President on the side of the road to think. >d the College of BHoiim. Serena snorted. "Duck's luck I" "tVu tench no magic here! Arc Thinking's no good. I know a you trying to make me look Very Imlportant Person In a Very silly T" Important Position. He runs a • Why, no," said Mr. Dlllv. "I i ravel bureau and knows the best thought—I only m eant—. mu he l way to get to anywhere. Come, mold not think of th* proper | loifow, me." word* to calm th* great scftnllsl. Straightaway Serena wad­ Then h* got an Idea, He crossed dled off and Mr. Dlllv and the room and pressed the five trie H«nry followed. Now tnls I* light swlteh on the wall. At once easier said than done, for Serena the room wa* filled with electric took a strange road under fence,, light. across streams, through hedges, “There," beamed Mr. Dllly. and all kinds of places where It Wax easy for n duck to waddle hut That's magic!" lie went Into the corner where very hard for man and h<>v to there was a wash basin. 11* turned follow. the faucet. Immediately water But they managed and heforc rushed from th* non)*. rig they found themselves at a “That* magic," cried Mr. Dllly. fish pond where there was a sign "Oh,” said the president, smil­ which read: George Clcorge Froth ing. "an mean you wish to study Ingham. Trouble-Shooter. how to do those th in g s!"............ “What I* a Trouble 8hooter, do 'No, nu,“ cried Mr. Dllly. "I you suppose?" asked Henry a* would simply like to learn how Horens leaped Into the pond and to gel a rabbit out of n u h a t.' vigorously churned up_ the water. Igor "W hatI" screamed Ine presi­ Tore Mr. Dllly could reply, a Be dent .He turned quite purple with d purplcjhalrcd dwarf IttWiskered , . . uoger. "Saint's paints!" cried Bsrena sprang from the water and ran in fright while Henry felt his round and round the pond nil th,* own knees shake under the scien­ tlmn shooting a pair of nuns Inin the air, hurting no one hut mak­ tist's rage. “ You have been wasting my ing a hlg noise. "Murder, durderl Demons Jclime," exploded he president. "If you believe In thet kind of non­ mens I Tlmbuctoo and a Itundesense I guess ynu even halieve in bool" screeched Serena, terrified Into a truly heroic burst of rhym­ Sonin Claus I" "Oh, I do," murmured Mr. Dll­ ing. lv hurriedly hacking through the At that the dwarf opened hi* door. eyes (he'd hod them sqneeird "Then go ask him your *1 ly questions, roared the aclentlnl shut all the while), stared nhoul him. then said, "Oh, It's you, Heuml slammed the door. . Mr. Dllly and Henry and He* rena, Whv didn't yon s»v so? I've renu went Into the street. They wasted all thorn shots." were not a hit discouraged be* "Muddy Toddy," cried Rerena. cause now they had this wonder­ •)< never hrd a chance to say i«. ful odvlse. Rlppltty, hippltty, I’vvi* brought "Santa Claus Is the eery ""e my frlsnds here and—" who Iran help ui*M ffftld Mr, Dllly* “Stop that silly rhyming!" “ He can do any thing and he sure* roared the dwarf. lv will lint mind helping me. At this point Mr. Dllly stepped Hut llenrv said, "How will we ever find flantnt I have never forward anil said, "Please don't even seen him." He wanted to say quarrel, Mr. Frothlngham—If you that Santa had never once been are Mr. Frothlngham—" "George George Frothlngham, to his house In all his life hut ge said the dwarf stiffly. I’m a trou­ ble shooter and I shoot trouble the administration hss promised wherever I find It." "Well, we don't want to cause that the President would qot ex­ tend recognition until after the trouble." said Mr. Dllly. "We State Department had discussed want to get to Bantn l.and and the matter with th f Senate For­ Serena says you enn tall us the way." olgn Relations Committee. "perhaps," said George George. In lUtil, when the question of recognising the new Chinese lie He pulled out from under n bush put,tic rums up, the Issue wax a hrlsf cast. Ha opened the case hotly debated. A group In Con- and out- camo the strangest pll* H x v .,..- and vrc«s fait that th* President was of time tables,., schedules delaying too long and a resolution map* man or boy o r d u c k h i|d wa* lntroduc*d declaring that the •v*r seen. < . Nextt Magic Route to Santa new government was recognised. ' l-sml. i. Hut' It never passed, ___________ __ ,*" Ulias m • ntl —> U. S. Eventually Most Recognize Chinese Reds mir I'lng-ronge tilijd'l|v«>* In iIm* can't he prosecutml before Inler- inimmtlori of ilt-iiMH'i'UlIt' Innl it nnlional tribunals In rase it fail* hum- may. in fuel, In1 lii'si sisveil io live up lo trealle- uml oilier liy ...... il uml limn mall) obligations. One government does ■nininic it rhniliu't uf riuiiiniiiiirn- not have ni-cess to the enurts of linn with the rnuntry Invnlvi-il." another nation unless II Is recog­ Itri-oKiiillnn uf n ru-w Riivi-rn- nised, It couldn't sue to enforce has tiilvniiiuircH for Imih contracts and to obtain damages WAKHINIiTdN. Hit, 0—(Al — msnt confiscation of property, tin­ .. (l|llli>r| SI MI,", I* w M ill Mir a ilili**, Tlim's ihp ri'iiiim miinn foe der such rircumstnncvx, a govern­ nuill -ii,'k"ic;ni;;«t II,,. romniunu’i u,,lr' nrf ment finds It hurd to make loans fill... . irnvcimnrnt I,y falling to flic f.lilnn-ji' or to write rontrarts for pur-•ivugnl*,* il. Hut n hlBli.illphinfi- ,t,,,u u,‘ ’",01’ " cliusee. tie nutlinrlty «iiv* min-rccognlllnr) j il"' channels uf tlinlntimllt- 1 The authority lo recognise a nn’t Inst forever. (! inlvnuursc. 1Ifefwrs rccngnlllnu new government rests with tin* In ih- Imitr run, hv »ny*, »nys. the Ihe |i mvnys cnviu's <>f/nrflgu of foryIgn powers hiivp have no President. This has Iwen standwlihhoillinit of rn-mrnltloh nltlon Is n** | immunity, no dlploinnlle- stk us. uni procedure for many yours al­ ■ ■ilkiipowerful lever.llfil U.Ikkt.lH H.. reroxpl rerngnl- They arc trcuUsI like prlvutc illl- though ut times It has w been arg lied Ilion Itllf * ■ give. lll'lidi iiirxtJgv uml id strength z<-ria uml run Is- only limited use ilia power was held Jointly in n new gnvernmont,, hut nnck In thv governments they represent. tout ............................. President andCo Congress. »i her v iivnr miients have ie aernrded If uh envoy of a country you don't hyAtthe any rate Congress must tu*revognltlim, u uml fromn the It, 8. recognise tiirns up In your conn* uueh ns itt try, ydu ran tlepnft him as mi alien qulfxce, for no ambassador can be winitil imi mmot *n m accredited until the .Renato has wnuld nu\v. ,i , - 1illegally In your country. An unrecog,tired government runrlnn*d him. in China's rasp, Hv wIiMiiiMIno ri-rognltfdH rr. this' time, the V. ft. hop*a go it rlesr Id the ChlneMf |f ■AT R O B S O N 'S it doesn't Iniemt to shei*1 vipial illphmiaiie footing lion which doern't fulfirL r turimtiinial uhligntlim. Tin* Iteilh* liilalruulmi'iit nf Angus tVnril and uthei Amerh'im iltlien* wtm vnipiigh in ll-i'lf tu dhgiixt Ainsii Cun ditdomnls. Tu ohliiiii American reprigulllitn Secretary id Hlnle Aehu.iun him *uld- (lie Chlncrti, Communists m ud nut only live up tu their intorniitini)4iI iildignilun*. They nl*m niuxt ninlrnl I heir whule rnuntry, uml tile Chinese penple must lit lenxt niuuiesre in their rule. r'ur uein-rstions the Amerlrun goveriirmini has re«|uired that n-w W IN D ■ U P governments meet those tests be­ fore lliey lire reengnlted, Thnmim Jefferson first furmulated the viewpoint thut recognition doesn't nienn approval - only that the U, H. m-knowledgeH existence of the realm*. "It Is recognition of n set of facts, nothing more," miy* Secre­ tary of Stole Acheson. *'We may have tha gravest reservallunx ns to the m atter in which It has come IJUo power. Wh tnny deplore its Lowest In T o w n TRAINS GAMES FOR ALL AGEH R IJ IIE ( ’H I I . I ) K E N N $ 2 .9 5 u p F IN A N C E COMI'LKTK WARREN APPALLED TALLAHAIREK, Dee. Governor Warren today declared himself "appalled al tha Ignorance which wan Indicated" by • Mat* Chamber of Comm*re* requaat for public Budget Commission hear- R IG ATHLETIC GbODS "Vha chamber adopted It resolu­ tion at a meeting laat month sug­ gesting public hearings "with re* Ians l*teiuto tha .............. lion was mailed to Bd tar Homer Ornham Ay te*. extent Ivovlee-preel tha ................. ............... IJ j - W AHHOKTM ENT Itafclar Bata Air RMm ... ■. («UU* Tannin Rack*!* T E A -S E T S « |.B S ............................ * | - M Craw Bhoot F o o t b a l l* ..... .. HOUR. 32 PC. 13 PC, FOR GIRLS Doth Doll. Clolhep made In BMford hyLIttk Mian Dell Hhog (.33 up Doll FlUilltHlE .......... Aft Mi There's « biff one 194 9 Rosdmsster waiting for you ''1*J.i, ............ | .23 up 8tor> fi' '• *K*i J♦ 1* fi : , HfV, -i.V'f'V-r *" .’' f *.If C«wU4 fcte In oil* bank! Kite. I w p o 1!,1 STATE aMHiC’ a •! iV. ..... 1.10 1,93 �t —"—y,~;-! fv-rr-- ■ li •••» / a . u qr it TUESDAY- PEC. «. -UMH rnw HAvrnnn i- The all-miisie hum of worship that has la'ea planned hv the UarHn Palmer Kay—Society Editor T elephone 14X choirs of tlie First I'reshyleiian Church, with the Minister of Mu­ sic Airs, (ieorite Touliy coudilrtilUf, Saturday Party Held is iirouslnir a i;,>',i| deal of In* iciest not only iimonx those who I»y Tourist Hrou|i choose to worship In till- mania r Imt nmmi|! imisir.liivers who pHTilKNI1AY Members <>f tl»i' Tourist Club .i"V Clulslmiis music, the llev. A. .lock Woodruff of Stetson Fill-I gathered mi Saturday nlirliI fur The Daughter* of Wesley Class verslly had as his Sliest ovei the ' tl. Mrlmils, jm-toi, said tmluv. of the Frist Methodist Clmreh •heir weekly piiitv at the Touriat weekend, Metcalf of lliiunel- , The services will ho held at tho ell! meet at the home of Mrs f'enter with Hull lloh-on a* tnasli" Ion, also a(till chuieh mi Pis', tl at 7::!h P. M. student at Ktitsi.u. L\ 0. Shinholaer. IJDK Oak Avenue, of I'l'rciwmlf*. Prize* were wan F r o m y e a r s m ine l.y, t h e P i r n a« 7tfitl I'. M. An exchange of I'V Mr*. Clark anil Carl Elsen­ h y t e r l a n m i n i s t e r said S a .if o i d lt c * Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Jr., and dune li­ q gifts will take place. Mrs. J. K. hower niill were tlimateil by ('rumImw w e lc o m e t h e y ter-, l.imhi and Alice, have ni- ahraev e l oIont htiled “ Courier’s group will seive ns ho.,, lev nml Montiflh and the (Mliuiii iixi'il e s e sperilll nillslc pn)from I. oiik Island, \ Y. to! Matin Company. tosses. ’iintx a n d lie e x p e r e s s i ’.l t h e hop.' spend some tune with Mi and IM Circle No. 7 of the W.S.C S. of t h a t tlii'se p e » |d e w ould ukfnln "Itenii’inhi’i", an original pm;111 Mrs. Andrew Mahoney. the First Methodist Chilli h will I'v Mi *. I'eurl lim e di'diiut.-d t,» c ro w d t h e c h u r c h overflowltitf. He meet ut ['. M. at M. Kinley lire "Thanh you" tea given la.it went mi te suv th a t he Imped w i n ­ Hull. t e r v i s ito r s would a t t e n d in hiiiC' Sunday, was read. "Happy llirlh- Mth. ChaNt* HokIcsh s. The Daughters of Westlev Clip i dnv" win .milir fur Mrs. W. E. For Circle Meeting i.iiinhi’i will iiieel with Mrs. S. O, Sinn S in irh and Mrs. E. K. Aode r atm The emiilleliuhl se n lee will holser, I I0H Oak Avenue, ill 7:.in after wliirli .Mr. lloh-on nave open with pi chill, i jdiiycd l.y Mrs. Mrs. Uuiidtill Chase was liosies- I Tunhv lit the coiisnie of tlie Alls1'. M. Members of Mrs. J. K. C.oir- several vocal solim to the tieler'a group will he hoslessrs and '■’on..... Iinenl of Mil*. It. II, I’lp- on Momlity afleriioon al '■no o', tin orKiin. The t'lnIstmris storv clock for the monthly me*tiim ..f will then he l.d.l In sonir with . o n cxchanga of Christ h u p gift pin at the piano. HI. Catlieiille’s Chapter .d Holy # w ilt he held, Anmiiiiieeiui'iil was imulr of a Cioss Kplsciipal Churrli. The ..... . the tianiiiive titkine the form of Tim Fedells Class of the First Christmas party to lie held on elxht anthems mul a solo. Until Baptist Clmreh will have a Chrl-t I Vc. 17 mid carli jierxmi win I'lnin piccedpl the Imsines, mcel- the l'hmici'1 choir and the Youth max patty at the home of Mi,-, naked io I.ring a gift, Sixty-five nm and was under the diiection elude will participate in the serli. M. Pearce, 717 West Fir I xnest- xveie present and Included id Mrs. Chase who talked no “de- I Ice. Tills will lie Iln< first IlllIU Street, at H;INI I'. M. with Croup the following: Ml. and Mrs (I. votlon in Japan''. The Imsines- iiU'ctlltK was ondei Holt holli of these mush' groups two ns hostess. A. Wyclle of I'liieiijpi. tiene I lie direct Inn of Mrs. Hawkins have appeared tnuctlier. WEDNESDAY Supplement inir tlie heautv of Iti«nko. Syrnense. N. Y.; Mr. and Coliii'dy wtio eallril for repoil- mi Prayer inir at the l'n .1 Mrs. Joseph Mnney, Hn-hvillr, llie church loiimu to h. held the candlelit sancluarv will he tlapllsl ('hutch will lie Indd at N. Y.; M', and Mi- A M. Ker­ mid riuiisday at Its ef feet Ivi• deem at urn- thill have 7;.'I0 P, M. The Intel Hledlllll' ri-. Sandy t'lrek . N. A : Mi-. Ma­ lomoilow I'linsh House, Aliiimifuciin nl »»• taco planned In a iiinuiiltti'i* nil(ilrli’ auxiliary of the Woimin’s tilda Si'huaei. I."in: Island, N. Y.', made llial a slipper would I. ■ ilia \li C C lleiiiler.-iui. Missionary Oidnu will conduit tin l.eoiKt' I. Hardy, I'liilailelpldn, served mi I'liurkday ntuhl and The mendiia hip of the t'luiucel servin' nsimt as their llieme 'llii I'a.; Wid'li K Jones, Payton, <1.; ill it a aiiliek hill WiMlhl he in.nil ell,til iliellldt's Mis. J. A. IlisMIlt.'. name shall lie called'the Mighty Mrs. James Mi'linlre, fit I dun gh, C I I Van. Mis. Charles Imth days id the ha/iun.i (|i God, the Everlnsl ilig Fatliei". Tin1 I'ii. mid Mrs. .1. A. Pavjs, SI. Pel- laiiied Wilke. Mrs. Willimu CurlilttHt. I'inip were I'ompli'le.i fm t hn-i, public is invited lo ntliind. Mi s. Fine-t liatlowny, Min. W. ei shill g. iiup decorations m tlie chni.li Circle No. it of tlie W.S.C.S. of II. Sleep1, Mi-s hJlsi. Hidhiilson, \lso Mnlde ti. Stool, New Ox­ At the conclusion of tin unci the First Methodisl Clirm-h will ford, I'a.; M. I’. .MeCondii, limit- ill|* lea was served ill the .Indue Mi-s Maude Wil-iia, Mr**. Frank meet with Mis, W. J. Iiuvi.l, tllu iiigtuii. W. Vn.; Michael J. Hir- room. Those u tli’iiilinu w ne .Mm . W..... Iin f f III. Mm , llo.lt Shim'. West First Street, at l:W P, M nmnid, Wiiillnop, M i p s .; Mr. and M. it. Hnrher. Mrs. Mm e.net Mrs. Cent' Tucker, Mrs. P, T. Milfor a loaelnsMt. Mis. It. S. Itmiiin. Klkton, Mil.; Hal ties, Mrs. Fled Hell. Ml- wee. Mr-. I.eon Walker, Mrs. Hoy Tim I.cin.l of the Suurmd Car- I„ K. t’nsti'll, New York City; (Iriirxe H. Ilislmp, Mrs. Clin . , Maim, Mi- A C Fort, (’. C lluden Cluh will meet ut tl: Id A. M. Wood, Middletnwii, N. A.! Mrs. J. H Coxhurn, Mis II II wind. J. V Ili Mine, t liffmil Mfial the (jmileu Center. All rlmirmen lluv Mien I.. Alideinon, Kennedy, N. Cnlemmi, Mrs. Cmincly, Mi- \. Kilihiii, Slniilev llrundey, HIT • ate urged lo attend |.y flh li P i - Y ; T. K. Till hell, Ashlahnla, O.; Perhy, Mis. J. I,. .Itiuley. 'li llrnndey, I leoi p. I'mihv mid tin* iednl Mrs. Cluirles K. (ilnn ns this Mis, Shirley Iteaelien, llaminers- it. A. Newman. Mrs. Floyd Pall laal Hi ow n. Is the last lacctini; hefnic the nilIn the voiith rlioii are Penny ville, tl.; ('lister Itenehen, Sliiiley, liter, Mis. Martini Pearmmi. Mi-, li nil I plant sale scheduled fot I Ice. ().. Mi and Mrs. Krmik W. Mills, (ieutxe 8hl|ip, Mrs. M. II. St. vi-m, Wallace, Carolyn I'nliick, Hetty Ill in the Thorpe Building. Mrs. Thomas Ymixhua. Mm . S. T Jane Wilke, Mary Anne Wilke, All depm(mint* of the Smifonl Aslmunv. II. I.; Mr. and Mrs, White. Mrs, Ih'iijandn Whitiioi. ('ul idlne Melania, Plel Hoyle, Call II. I'alne, Itm HmliOl, Me.; Woinnn’s (’loh will join in on niiKlliel Cetslei, Ito-a Coke lloyle. Jr. mul IteV. II. I.yttletiill /iimma nual Christmas party hcgnining Mr. and Mis. A. K. liliekinan, man. Mildred .Miller. Jennet'e llntllff, Will-ill. Vi.; S. K. Clink. Vatn'i', w|lh a dinner at 11!Ctll P.M. A Mary Mnrniiret Ciiriuiclinel, Juyco Miss.; Mr. anilMrs. II. J. Itosdner, sliawur for the Childrens Home Norris, Hmlima (.ill, l.ennie Hill, DcBury News lletioit, Mieh.; I.eon I!. Hunt, will Iw held undl-r tin: diieethm II.,ana l.ou llm p 'i. Mary Aon lly FKHKI.ANH FAItltAM i of the Anicrlcun Home Dupuit Monroe, Mieh.; Mr. and Mrs. J, Hohlayer, I'etryv Wilson, Vintlidn I. Cm in Wilson llnffalo, N. V.; nmnt mid all niemlwrs m,, asked James A. Komney of Coloiiiho , Wil-ou. Itillv Tlmlsmi, Allen Hrttu hrinir childrens icifi*. I t t \ a J. Cminody, New York City; Mr. Head left Friday afti'inomi fm ■/el. John Fill'. John Kiidci mul and Mrs. It. C. Fiu/ln, Cleveland, lions limy he made with Mis Hen New Yiuk City to visit with Iip Pmuild Howard. (V; Mr. and Mis. A. II. Swain, Wade, ti‘le|ilioiie AHA-J. The Wonum's Auxillaiy <>f Holy Cleveland, ().; Knul Openslmw, •Iniirfhtcr Miss Marion Itmanvy Cross Episcopal Clmich will Indd Wyncole, I’a.! Ml . mill Mrs. S. W. Mr. Itomney vxpvits to i.tiu n U annual hazmii at the I’m lilt Wade, Kansas Oily, Mo. Pimnsyl- thr first week of January. Mr. mul Mrs. Vi (Icon I K. Valen (>rum m ar (lice Club viialii inuiilhei* will iirymdxe |» House dn Matimdiu Avenue, tine hud as their Ktiust- Wednes­ Visitors In Hnnfio'd from I'enn- Peitri-vli is. Clu]i "li Wnlni'sday Presents C antata .xylvunin will arxiinlsi' a Pennsyl­ nix lit al Hie Cooler at H;tm I*. M, day evenlnir Mr. mid Mr-. Jenrs Mdrteiisen, Mr. and Milauds vania Cluh,' heuiimiiuf with card A ClnIslam- Cantata w,<* pre­ Flrhhurn,'idld Mr. and Mm , t. I). thi.’ Tourist" Tourist' Ceiltt'r at t gaum* a t,l , the ■ !' * s e n t e d last Tlimsilay at ihu .Sund t y • o f . i t h n . F i n d |ln|itIwt (.'lunch Dollltlc. ford (i minium School hy the Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Hinder- (iriiuiinnr School Glue Cluh under T IH JltS iiA Y iw i ll u n i t u t tlj,. rlttiivli a t ^ T h e l lo i n o ' I V i t i m i i t n i l l n n ''C t u h 1’. Mi Clrt'le No. it.. M is, A. I,, soil and sun l.t. Col, Aywyn llrod- (lie direct Ian of Mrs. Kscar Price, w will m e e t ul aiiiO I', M. a t th e i T h o o ia , p i o g t n m tJn iiio n u i. , w||l ersi'll of Wealhersfiulil, Conn, were with Mrs. F. K. McCoy ul tho T o u r is t C e n te r . A ife m o n stm lliili 1d i r r c l t h e p r o g r a m , the t h e m e m in ts Iasi 'Weekend of Mr. and piano, .leitfs nirirtensen. Mnrtensen. They left Unto ur.it Son fjon is xlven mid Mrs ? inev ten will h r g i v e n o n covering- I m H o m ., iiulnu " U n t o tir.u Tiie rmitiitn inrltpleil the (allow a n d a C h r i s t m a s p m l y will he , ills n a m e shall ‘ " ‘he called 'I’ lline M»"day In visit friepils, in HI. Inif H'li rtions hy tin’ Ch e Cluh me si,m u Peti'i'sliurif. ' hold. of I ’niii'ii n with Kenmlh Rmnsev ileliux Vliiicnl K. Valentine vide- leader; "t> Come All Ye Failhfol T h e W o m a n 's - . k i u i l i m v oU lli, ’•JiMllf'ud (imih IonMrs. led her Iditlidiiv Thuisdav. Cioss KpiMc|id|\CUtlmJi vSjrronsk "Away in a Manger". "While Mrs., Iloim'ii I'piiHaro xorvtil as She pile ids Wulcli", 'The F” luistcss tnis wfek fu rlliu Salurilu.v Noel", " Angels We llav* II.aid Night Cluh held nt the Mansion mi High". "It Came Upon » ' l"1 Mouse. night Clvar", "Hark, the llt-t Tuesday •venihx the (ilea Club I Angels 3liig". 'Glory to Cod " mi l al life Hr Ifu y Mar-Ion tin- Highest", " 0 1AtlIt- Town "i officers will lie held Ail mriuhci |aas ale asked lo lirfnx a Christ Him e Mi Itonieo Paxliaro dir- | Itrtlilfheiu", "l.ullahy", "• are uryeil lo lie present at tinaimixemcut;. P in (inrdenei ' . . I. .1 tlie choir. IlmilldlHi", "We Three Kiox The mcmiivrs of the recently impoitaal meet itm. Ciicle at 111:1)11 A “ M. with Mis. “There's a Hoag in the Ail", ">hw Ih e Han find Home Poinonstra-1 |.;,|,1>V, I| H. McCall, Hcmerocnlll- m irnnixed l),< llary Civic Assriela- to tlie Wol Id", mill 'Silent N'.eh' linn Chili will enteitaiu the Tour­ t'ircle id 7:.‘lit P. M. at the liiirden tion wish to thank l.ouls F.ieliA ipiinlel from the Jtmlin lie-'1' ist Cluh with a party at itiitll P.M. Ceniei and niemhers are nski.'il I” iiorn for maklnx it po-silde to Hehoid. I'omposed of Mima j. ill the Tourist Center. In-ltuc- mut,.* and wear ii Christmas cm liol.l their meeliuu- in one of Ids Ja nie Henniitl, .lidiiinle Mae I . I Hon in t'hiistmas uifts, m id 'u lfl Mine; IHhi-rUs Circle at M:WI P vn.ami stores, ait was nuimunreil son, llntoies Clilmiu and lh I- 1 wrappiuL'!' will lie |neseiiUil, M., ho-liMM-s Mrs. Frank Hlmiiiei. today. Alexander -Bint "H ll'dy N rid P ltlllA V r Thanks was aim expressed In mid "Mother Mury's l.nlliihv" mid M. .. M. tiinson, and meuihci Tlie Townsend FhiU if 111 meel are linked In Iniux a KI ft for u Vini'i'iil K. Valentine fm Hie exT h e C le e Cluh wa r e c e n tlv • ill the Tour) it Ci’iili r, The piiidir t'in 1 st inns parly; Ixnrn Circle at '.lim it invoratlun he gave nt the gum/,I'd m iio u x idiidi'id s of F" Is cordially invil’ d HiiUtUTul. Join P. M. at Hie limin' of Mis. iis.-.»|iftiuli'a first lueetiiiK and S i x t h G r n d r a n d th i w i i - ' n o KiiIIIp 11hi i ii mi riuiut*r, Ikiuah- W. K. Smith; Mnxnulia Circle id In Mrs. Hnrold Yntnig for the ef- i n itia l p e r f o r m a n c e . T h e y will " lers of Hie Ainei lrdn . Hrvolution III'IHI A. M. with Mrs, W. K. Klrrli fevient Immlllug of seatltijr nr- pent t h e C h r i s t Pills C m ilid a tm will im rt willi M r V ft’ "‘B p Ikd/, Iml'f; Mimosa Circle at ifltOfl A. imiReuieiila and serving of ret h e T o u r i s t C lu b a n d «' Mill Park Avenue, nl IlitHI P. M M. with Mrs. Harry M|lahy; June fiesh'Unnti. sc he didl'd In ‘d u g hj'fifre tin .‘" i " All visitlnp dnuuhterji m e invited randa Circle at .’IJMI.P. M. at 11 is apparent that Pe Mary is f i n d W o m a n ’s Club m id t h e I n ’ lo llttPIld. i, home of Mrr.. (j. F,. Cat Hull with Itaiuilii; in pbpularily ns a place The Wommi's Mlrslmiary Hoeti)- Airs. Charles limn us n iftlint; Im icllin l people. There are sev- l l a p l l s t C h u r r li. Palm Circle al 'Js.'tO P. M. with enil new hollies under coitilriirtlmi Tlie tnipnlarlty of rt'|iuialc* Im Mrs. W. tl. Puiican and Mrs- J. mid we understand Hint several HANFMHI) IVOMANH ('M ill more are slum to he under wav. tee n-ii gem, Juniors and cm’'" P. ('nrllon an liiudexii*:t! Rose Cir­ C H IC K E N K IH 'I’KK Mi mul Mrs. Waller Cleniett, girls Is oven greater than r u t cle at lit tin A. M. with Mrs. II 11. Colcmmi mid niemhers are Mr. James llomnev mid Mr, nml this year, Clrls who uiii«t i "' P Hat. Per. to - e In 7::Wj P. M. asked In brInK a Christinas flnwet .Mis. 1.. P. Ilnlliili' dropped In on ii slmrv rein mi tlntir hudgeui h a '1 Clublimisp nrranifemeiit and a plant fur » the Alford (lover’s Thursday even- discovered that it’» posslhle •" IMX, They all .enjoyed the nee iissi'uiliiit a smart mul vt-n-al ihPublic inrlt.il I.W Plate plant exchiiiim'. mmliol.e hy Investing in a few Thu (irainmnr Hvlinol Glen Cluh. xame Canasta. Hal Plhlclnll returned Monday assortml skirls ami tops, nod will entertain uiemlairs of tlie Toni h i Cluh at 7:45 P.M. under from New York after visiting with s r m m b l l t i g t h e m iiretirtlliig tn it"' HOLYt'KOSS El’IHCOI'Ali Jhu oecasioli. direction hf Mrs. Kscar Price. his mother. CHUKCtl IIA/.AAK All pornuls hf Jleo dull niemhers mid the public m e invited to atPtiriMh limine luiiil. WrdndHlkj > Thursda l.unchron l i In 2 P. Hiipp*r Thnra. .*»:.10 - u The Hanfoid Woman's Cluh will iinmuir ii ehirki'ii supper bcuni- P e rso n a 15 I • « Thompnon - UceveK JK W K 1.K IIH KXPKHT WATCH AMI JKWKLHY KKPAIKINtl OVIKIKl. • ' PUIKIHA •' • - # rn[,p. l J liiiusu fur (lie Iwneflt of the kitchen fund, The piiidir Is ruriilnlly Invited to attoinl. Thu Tuurist Club will hold its regular party a t ihu Tourist Cen­ ter. Cards atul entertainment may hu enjoyed, Thu puldlu Is nun!tally Invited to attend. u iin iki T .m < £ PAGE Menda'rs mat I'.sil.o if the Tout i-t Cluh In lit a - mot gi'slt'ii d ■Upper la-t Friday night al the Toini-i (’enter. The prog,-am which followed was dedicated to Mrs. Mahe] Hrmvil, sii.tpci cliiiit nimii in appreciiitioii fm her w ot. Tim Invocation was given l.y | \ A. Kstarty. , Hub H.d.-mi, muster of cere* mollies, opelie.l the .oil i i..iiim. ni l>V leading the group in singing "Cod Hies* Amorim . Hr*. Ham Wade was in charge ot ai range* meals for the pmgiain. A display ■if lull- wa- pre-eiitoi. a- a "Cay Nineties llvncw ’ tty Mr. W I' Yl‘- h \ and tlm-e paitivipatiug were Mrs. Maiy Mmris, Mi-. .'In bit'Ci eeii. Ml-, William " » ll. Mi-. J. Itor Hail, Mis. Wi.d •, 'Ii Yt.da ('illiipI>■■11, W A Yoenian , and Sa .i ► l l uUl i l 1 . 1 <n \ n an, I noi ol t : iMj*i“ : i < li • ..nip1’ I h ii*v Saturday, u s e d t o la ' sa i d th a t ’d o t in ’- m od • ! Hill' I *1*11*1111 AAl*| I'll t h e m a n , lint now a n, n " u n-....I. ) lii" I M! Up IM f Mlt||| of Toiirliton1* m it o n m h il e m a k e - ,n m an n e i a a ‘ I *i iikr s’l ” i »• s#,i|;mi* g: delii lous llOtllO MUMI t'iniff v Sill suit they im td*,i K s p e f i a l l v w i t h tin x i r l - ’’ ill •• I 1 I. . iv hiii'ix a, all iimt inurnS p e a k i n g of in w eni*. Mi " N »» hu si nr K»l»l ,r ^ r g e r Hal'l'iS| o u r a id e Inology t ’ "I v\. II Ik*. Unit's uitoill Illi f u t tx i , h a s la iu g lit a new I'.'od I'l'iek two .i i t m . l of t h o t i g h t I *• door sedan F o u l That a - u p . If'jW li Ji\ ■ .A,it In \ i•u I 'h i y w h o livd_I1 xy o u t f i t . Mr. Ilai i f * 'l>- F a n . tim gei n m l liuicti! W illia m s , M i- - I ’ m i U d i m . , ntul h Aliss l l o t t y l.ou I'l iitlo a n d All-. imp h hi»|«|'ir| '■' C o o d h y u all. ScinJnole Hi ms \ I ull.Hl u t l ’k V\.i- It"*| \M'I lx ut SI 18 v%hii*h mt iii i t’Vri yoTM* wiis husy ilt Will k ’%’I'll HI Hi JCJl*1k* fill Fot '•uni* »♦ s. iu*t stunt he r s i KmitI u ' In, fu hi im it whs ;i wee I. uf •11 t'll'l" 'I Wtt| ! \ , T ui niI i \ ni’‘f >iifnr I ht 1 t ie r 1‘lull pi I'^rMif i’ii 11M'11 'A••I II If I f ||| VlH i« t v SI " A f 'A t- *ht'W ii ui'iiih I hfl1 Till' 1 • n 11* ivii , I think, » n h i \ »ti ci til I cmliiii'. Till* tfh" t hih hr ( tiinmeiiiie i *lfl I III* I ' * ( iii'\ tin! w ith Mm* Im w. T h r *VI • a I • *! *1;iff llu* Imth Iill* v 111! A\ i 1 ’ a h ' m|,r in n | ru lh 'i'1 h i .’ aa hu is Mm* r t h t m . F ilin i uf Mu' r Im I < 1 \|i*s .Mm v p l‘‘kr- i t-1 J S A N TA SITJCKSTS i 'i' lint M. HI i n i It iimiti I In r liiip S i i c n l i ' i ' S>*l C l ' l l - t s t - nl S iv i'iitiir. ciiiliriiidiTP il ili'luil .. ’-‘.ns liiI i n 11 n m l Im id i p .a m 1111 11-. I ’. lu p m u l Wn.iip . . . . 1 .0 8 S i v p i i l e r s in I'inli. Hln . \ i i u l j nirti i • 'I'm., wwliii i file I’dilii , M,iiih?i i hiipnmn. luisianil Mi ■- marine*'. ;.ie l,» l>r know,i iIn- ' t o o t of s i l H " lieeau-i ’ \ Ml V 1ion \ t o oilli.’i ,,f tItem •Indiing u p mid L Ii<I I hi'V atTt IMil lh. ,ni ., I |11 n i 'I tjuAUfi fh ft..III .< il Ii a taiiieh of the ''*• ning ua t I .-ti in i..' w o r k e d (III t VI'M. I ,1 a 1. Mr, and Mi- S a m Med i ai th r an loipcr-miiilnot ) wmei"1 d 1 1 v. i ■< U|1Vifail iIm*,-1 t inn' l"| Iills assi-l.'d l.v Mi \."*lc>, 'Ii-. l i t I*1h11$p-i i i u " ?■. t ai l at SMS Cmnpt’i ll and " \ ' o. n in \ vr m *’ ■■ii lYtitle mul Clm■iipiano -.do to Mi Idii '1 on thr-. Hi I'hiii urn inniol el I — trey, "Sil'ci rim .nl- ......... Fie ri . SIIS, n.rm in, d me Cold" piTCedrd I In nil 1 1 ,lia I mo "I *'a\ ht • I they a .. vi dug out for h a - tlie oldest , miph', 'li-. hnnim thill i hi . a <’n and I lint nil Itilclianmin, '.M, and M S N'd- thhrrl l ’iill liny - mi I ho |<t npn-etl t .-ii111 f m w i l l i a HUH, H.'», won* |»ir**etil t h is vfri j ■ * poet ing i ' ” i'y roi^mto mol filll* yrpi •i 'In te a m Coni'll Mi ul||« 1 hr 'I null i lo«l l I nl- like" la.'. -II hud F i r d l i I' m llllit Ml' 1 hm h - S' 1\ r lii'M* •Ii1 ' I i ..aril I ‘al I li"I ■ . ’I’ll an Vl’lohlilh'il iiii'H d,,lll all i| "I Jon lei \ lollgl I I !»•«•« I IlUAA* hlVrl n v *"» f t pi IM...... I H IP ' Me’-tl■- It- I Hi ru'd di li" wri i Mi mol \|« i n i i i i : in • 'm i lei i < I I In i... V Hall nml Mi ilibi Mi I. " \ n I il ‘.t nti'i I -xit It 4111 'Sllij; Tim tiollO’v A ■e I" III Ml" I l I In ki ll fT'llls ,t It In I it 1 \>\ M. imoh roi hiv. »ji M I It. S m i th . J r . . •I r, fa >iiiutt* .1 nl III u l l n n i p"p Avlm, n*i ■I 1.1 |. noil - t ill :” ! Il l I tii niM‘ d I III i 0 ,1. li' . m i it I el Mi - J o h n A p l c h n i f " ..... I " P a l pi iihtritH 1 a n d .loan' a n d i l i u m I ' h r »ii I jm ■*rliidnh‘il Till I ■' AAJ HU......... . In n r Fi, lai I ' n»d> him fro m Ini h u t It plavf Im " i d ' l l t 11JAI lit )MI. m m In t A\rrh hi*' lu l i ’hls H«»a l*AHI rliisn»< ti.»A«» aitllry Ici 11 sir i h i tin t i t I 11111ai K amII 1h«| M!11 t' aIu »- • *lin\ 'H|f 1In ' |*il III**, H 111 ltu.1. ...........I, i I iiim!**v* hr I :t I., ii i K uril h I n yt, l i Hill a . i - . h a l e d a - Al h A I'A Ml ' 'tfil 1,111r 11 . Ilt til w in till M ........... I" ' h e a n n u a l , 111**'4 MU| t |li*t itiimti* \ i l l H i m nt o f l i i i ' i - held al a uf MUM* > fin . it111•I u m r h i tit* m eet mg la i I'lnii-day e v e n in g I'V hill I il l •' hu t I it A1 t t l ih.it the lo.nl K a - l e i n Still elillplei. (I t li e i- .‘le.'li'ii ......... " I Sag. pm k a g e •I 1at m u. \V n tth i P n iio ii, ,'li< S i l.o ng. S m ith an i I t ' A s - .’. i a i . Atatioii. I F H ’.’lt/tim.m o Ini' m g r j n w , I! ml.' I’.it i o n . ' F - T "in oeiii e t tl., m e l lay I 11ti. t 'mnlin t i •' . ami Mi*. one < Pin Poll II I t e m i e t l a It..m e - , \ o ..u il. i (III •mph t d ' tl,’ el , | | . •till I " p a th win i Hindi' !m I " 1 ml t ■ v f,.i Mi - . M u m Jilly ia . I'n i I it anil 111"a I a a nd M i ■ Wil | in hi id A ri mold mul M i - St:,'del ol l llu,. l.im ig id g l 'e e tln g s f io in |h , n n ina I ive - t a l e s . '1 1 .1•... I m lev -illlg a ■!" " ml Ini,.it. i.. MrJarvis a- - I f wn mi i .’.Im i d nml s e a te d u. Fi Ihv hrrti Hi An Util Ka-I hi Mi lid uni Cult. Mali mi P la ns w e re liitnW fm afl t n unde i tll< ' '! , 1-1 -.Jtoi' • ’A *1/ . I » if* .4: it ** l l i i i u l i - l ’n t i h . N> I n n ")• Ki t II ip I d ll Ip .AIi - si Itn in ii .i) ir Miii/p, 11:i > • 11j I' , nk In. . ’ 11 im <l;«in Ih u nit .Ipp.-i'v ( i n i ' ii -, i>a • lia i n t: < i p |tp n iiM1 3a;, f u x1■*, il I'd mul i i I l.t ( T 'p p p l l u l l H" t.25 . . . . f lll.n :i ;»s I .PH t.'l .in I ’n i mul I'.Iiip , mi l l . in I'inli .T.HH l run m JACK M lY & JILLSHOPk .4 / I l i .MllXlpdi.’i t I' i i' 1*1. V l K: ■k Ab- iree" Mrs. Bills k U tlc d As Worthy M atron *'tl n 'A M I . I , ( iK I.I.N f o r t ’ACl ) I,u l) . l i l t I ) I Hi l l 111 olcj^dlll - .F i l l Ol t M ItlSIll n .m it i (.H IM s | i i'i i r t s r\|M rss \ mih y'M^lllsilt' t . i ' d i , i m i n i me, u i i n l " i l Mtilrsttfi, hy t he Klid u* Ik i* III till, ex. li.uixi of gift- al n <1tn t l IHU pto i < t" I... la id nt 'he iirvt |i'p i altid ( ’hllslm r i*m*»t* Aid* i *• tnrmt 1o v rr th r systi mi ihnintt 1 t*in' aim meeting Pee. Fi. ifli * **•> >* »*« t * - i' “ > ■ S A N r O i l l ) O K I.A N O O H P T U R N ON n . A 1 J O A I T H E F I .A S I I I N C A R l l ) kv J) l*0 AiP11 I t,hi LAST TIM IAS TONIGHT to rm ii‘i.1 l * l ( 0 ( i l ( . \ A t S ii:.T(l K I D D I E S U N D E R 1? . .TO — A I. W A Y S Famous since 1882 / VE Y’S H h . ’io F i t III: M R S . R O B E R T C O B U R N o f B a b y lo n , N e w V & rk.says: time in half! M y dishesundjg/jsswa/vg /tvw without wiping!* Mi’tlipru and linuui’ivlvpn hip Ip IIiii^ r/x fiinl Innv grenl llilu new t'id g al. -l’alimilive I'. i t |ii..din l in' Mm. Huli. rl M'oliiirn. imdher nl Iwn Imiju. iv ii Iph ; "AVIiii I ii lymk-uiivpr! Vp I cula my ilinliwmdiltig time in Imlf! Now. I .(imt iviihIi my i IIhIii-h lit Vi I , . , mill riimi'! Kvpii my glnHuwni'o ilrlcn rt’tilly HparkllriK clear— w ith o u t iHpiin// " V c l huven up lo h alf m y llllllllVilHlllllg lltllP . . , 1’leallH my illalien i h’inicr tliriti lamp l TiiL’n'H naiHrmp hciiiii In |hiIIhIi a w a y — no dlali. pun r liijf!" m i a i flf/Zdertohands FAMILY NIGHT Every Tuesday and Wednesday 9MJ0 <plu8 tax) for a car Full! I n .o tiif iA Prenbyteriiin Church Slipper Held Hy San lord tourists To Have Music Hour Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calender ^ A v rn n n All muit bt ttalod T(xW^ -W ed n esday product mask fa washing dishesandfine fanes! Aetiml akin teata miuln by an imlt’iH'inlunt lulxirutory —name on m |iic a t—prove Vel milder to hunda (liun nny o th er lending product made for wuahltiR dlabcH, fine fubrlcit. •m h flw InbM rt Of Um mc /".M a y /‘tshanttahatmt..M You'll echo Mrs. Citlnirn'H raves Mien yon try this V«l muitiutf. Just soak your pole and nan* with Vel suds tuntie you du th« uitnr dishes. Then pour off the euila am) you can u n i h them «o shiny olaoji Cp . no hard •euurtng la needed I Vtl rut! grease faster and mura euinplotaly (ban s u s p —y#< d ishwater never leele greasy I ■dl^iiWi/J>‘i<('s*S’.a.'a'4iele'fwi'tJamiraab �0 ■MMBMSJIf 11 11 " THE HANFORD H E R A L D S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A i Radar For Russia .F o n d For Failure Of Soviet Farm P rice A id Attempt To Drop Sunday Journals Japs Say U& Flier Excerise Muscles Regrets Shooting As Well As Brain Yamamoto Down H'onllan** Craw Cxg, Uumt Kuhamil". .Inman Hiild he telephuned Id* "tiia-i ior officer, u Cul. Oltxiugei', I in VVi ighi Kield, Hoy ton, Otiiu, TOKV‘6* Dee. 0. — (/»*) _ JnpHv HA I, IlOYI.R M'l-GRAf)!:. Vugmlnvia, l)ff n •uni asked him iilanit the cipilpon id. IJ*li •' ----------newspupers today tried to anese NKW VOKK — m — If you ■ (/!’)- Yilgotl.ivia’, h-iidint; t ‘ -'1 ,110,1 Coil," Jordan rpiutcd tlil34. form trying In ln*i> weight, ilnn't picture Toni l.anphier,. 34. PPC Chief Says Over miinixl licw,|M|irr dr, |,uni lialay xmg'-i m. M-plying. “ HoriT tell im- lire ovcrlnnk rending n good big Hun- i t American fighter pilot, ns lln-y got i iniar eipiipmeiit. Kip il the Coniiofonii hy infci.’iire Ii.m ii|i"lng|xlng for shooting down Ju•lav newspaper. «l,;3 Billion Invested In adlniltril 4H*t failure of it- IH mi" Util*Tlii - Is the rhi'api'Nl and la;xt i>tin's top war admiral. Il„. former officer hu I i I hi? comi«'*Commodity L o a n s "Id atlcuipt lo imiuiolc .in intrrn il plinl. I luce other plane" arrived form »f i-xorcisc nvallnldc to mod­ Dining ii stopover hero on a gl'ilml flight to conmiemorntn the icvolt atiuiikl ilo- rnlr of I’rrinirr- ip ionic In llu*»lu with the Mime ern limn. ^ M E M M IlS ,™ T m P *D e e . 6 -</|*> It not only tunes ynur mind Wright brothers* Kitty Hawk feat i ipiipmcnl, he Hind, udding in eaeli Maiili.il I ilo. Il take* nwny sloppy fnt ami rn- ID years ago, tuinphler wo* per,jr, hr president ni tlm Commodity |<u*c "t upped out tlm rudur." Thi». mid liodiit, wa* iinplinl m plnci-x it with firm, solid muscle. ,nailed by Japanese newsmen at '■ ieiiei at Arnold (tiencrul II. H. jpedit Corporation says the govLifting linrholts run Im dangrr- the airport to meet tho widow of ill* new hl.nl agaioxl lilo’i govrin- 'Airi'dil, ‘ then chief or tlm Aiuiy Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. trrm m l’t fund to support farm tnrul in die form id a rriololiou An l 'iTt-1 would JilMt a* "null mi*. if une stlpn and falls It can l.anphier'* guns cut down YamPftrr* i' Hearing ealiauition. j tiave given away In* right arm hiiry ymir toes an Inch deep id adopted I,v tlic Cominlmni 1n* Hint i mlar." Joidnn dei-lured. tin- (In,,ling. Tennis, hnnuhatt. srunto, thrn commander In chief Rail'll S. Trigg. the CCC chief liiunist lniciiiiilion.il Infnimati'>u i Ilowevei, u filth plurie took off and huwllng arc sometimes too „f Japan’s combined fleet nnd MM I’ roditrlion and Mm krting Ad fur the middle-age |ilnnuer of the Pearl Harbor ut1 1 mu Wuidiiiiglnii with Mnj, (Jcn- 'trcniious Ihueaii) in Hungary. mjniilrator. raid lin e yesterday tsrk, on an Inspection trip to In a long front-page an.dv-o of J• iat A- I. Vr-lyuov, chief of lln- frame. And they are form* of ex- lloijgainvilla in April of 1043. |hal “ we will have to be vciy ItiiH .iiin pm chasing mission, a- i-rclsp (lint rciiulre luklng a I lie irtnllitioli, the firnl in die "f- 11 .1,111 <1, Jordun Mini. Tlic widow, Mr*. Rel Yamamoto. Jmirncy. oareful in nutkinK additional price ficinl prr»» here, II o i I m ilnnouincf "lie got Into tlm pluno," tinFur the hnmi'.lovillg mnn who 33, was presented to hunphirr at ittbjKirt rbmmitmcnls. There a ir ill* new irMilnlinn ii* part >-l ' fminci officer *uid, "«nd I heard waul* to keep fit. however, noth­ IIn- airport. dgifinile limit* ax to what we ran A lending nflernoon newspaper p ^l to make wiukcn of llie *• *><l<I Intel ilml la- dumped out In tlx- ing In-lit* lending n klng.sixn Hun•ffnrd to do." gras* at tin, end of thu runway -pin*hcij a story lutrr that tho "tout* of the nun-pcatc-lntinjj nil the ulher uiiiiecCMary eiiulii- day newspaper. It'll tunc you up American had presented a bouquet like ii tiger, mid you’ll wake up I’>Trfvtt made die announcement IHiliry rtf the .Soviet govcrmmn* nn-nt nml iinggugo und tunk off. Monday morning refreshed and t„ Mi's, Yamamoto "In memory a I, the animal Production and Maiof the luta admiral," Another The riTolution hud called ii|ion all Instead of binding ut (ireut k'ullu, i-agi-i- for Iim week's work. Mjino Administration (PMA) corn la- went nil to KiissIm und thut1* I learned thi* lesson some III newspaper, missing that angle, Coininuuiili lo work towaol die how l missed him." -niil l.anphier promised to help (■fence. M B Jordan stilil Hie Soviet general's years ngo. I wax feeling weak the admiral's son go to an Ameri‘-'•"More than |3 ,000,000,00(1 <i7 ovcillwow of I ilo at a lieitluand run-down. Anything that redepiirliiit' from WuNhlngtiin win •piircd energy was anathema. , iiu school, CCC money I* Invested In Ioven- Iruui Marxiim. Tu mint Japanese this would Till* new action of the <‘"ioi» lepoiti-d in m-w-piiper stories und tirlr* or rmnmodity loan*. When II rhiim-cd that I romplnlncd of have meant an apology by l.nnW* make allowance for current fin in, Itoihu mill, will "only de l'- pictures, Mil* liixxiludu to un elderly scJoidnn snld he IiiiiI Imen risked nml Increnatr” the nni»*i'»’ dm* beratlun olillvatlonN, Including I met in (lie New York phicr. I,v Hu- House Committee oil Hn- i|iiniutunce rngrum Iunncn, a t leant another lllipnivill of Soviet lactic* Official* of i’an-Aniorlenn Air­ I’ulilie 1,Unary. "If llie flr*t leHidnliou (which \meiieiin Activities, la-fore which fllf hll|hm dollara tmixt he set "Fet-I toy muscles," Iiu said- way- -aid Oil* is whnl liaiita-nedt l ll*|ei| Tito from the ffoininfoini la appealed yesterday, lint to cm Hug Id* arm. I did. bide and held." JapiilM-sa photographer* brought They ii'Aud thU, hu Kahl. louvea "only III Jlltiu, IP IH) Ml lcu*l l>) ham ilimlgo I In- nome, of the luystei wen- like rolled springs. Mr*. Yamamoto to the nil-port .... "Mr. X" nml "Mr. Y" ment­ mid cunfenl looked like hoiiic kiii'l a billion; or leu* which can Im ro“Now feel my stomach." It was nnd |icl‘*uatlvd J.IIIIidlin' to meet ioned iu eounccliliii with tile n rd e d Ah nvnllablu fu r further of Mnrxht document, the *ci'"ii'l alleged her. They also produced ii bou­ lik" I, hrjrk will, shipim-Uls of alolldc lulllre*olutiotl icmlrid* omiiiom -, liv dHco Nuppnrt inviatmont," "How ilo -you keep in such fine quet nml a*ked tlm American to .1 Iul", il* form ii ml content, of the JP frlflt 'hkld: "There U nuthlmt hntnl it to the admiral's widow "I’m going to stand hy Hint re- -linin' lit your a g e 7" I inquired. Wally alkj-mlnK about this nUuii- rr-nleiicc of winie court miiihal,’ riuest," (hu funnel offu-er suld. "Very "Imptu. I read all tho while camera* snapped busily. the editorial Mold, n<m. We are runfldcnt that alt I.liter Mrs. Yamninolo said she ".Mr. X" and "Mr. Y" lire two Kiimlny newspapers. That Is the llorlui chilled the tkiniinform ahllvatloAc on 1048 rrupa can he i.ffieinl* ul the llonsevult Admiii"- fim-si kind of workout for the wanted lu send her son to an fm ileKcrihlrig Yiigoilnviii «* a handled under our prcucnl author­ American school. Lannhier re­ mil- cle*." coonliy nml for pmiimlinr li ■lion alleged lo lie connected ity. And the Investmcntii which Then Im gtivo a list of eserclxci plied if the buy reiiclied the United with Ho- case. the iio *.ole ngidlit Tit". •fe tyliiK up th" fiinda do nut rut>.State* lie would be glad to meet .Ionian xiiid lie hud gievn the und ciuitiontil: "Ity Ihi* new ie*ololi<>1 i," IIoiIm rpi'Mt reiillxed Iosnon." "Ilnn't overdo it hy trying to iiini. ,e,inilx containing Hie nniiic* to mill, "icvolotiomuy movemcnlH in t TrlirvV ailtlren* wiim thu kickoff A throng of Jupauc-c newsmen Chilli limn John Wiaal (H-tinl of lift the paper all ut onco," for the uii-i’tliiK which I* xreiuu 4In- Miiihl Imv,. leccivcil ;imill»-i the llmete coniuiittee. \Vnod told Tills whs unnecessary advice. wanted tu hear details from Lnnliolholimi* pill with no inlcriintwo NpveiiTM lufraded- lucreiiHim' linn, tie said, "they would iiivesll. When I tried to bring In tho news, plder nf how- lie -lint ilmva a sell4ur)ihise* mol dlinlltUhluK export rfmin I tu-k lo hwiiIIow it. eale lIlls mutter nml would re* papers the following Hunday, I |datie bearing Yanmuiiito nnd nth-'f'loVociilciil * of ii m-w war ■ ,n market*. found I couldn't budge them, f ers tu limigaiiivllh-. The Japnm-se l.oth idile* have rccelveil very leiiic lln- mime when ready." ' The I ’M A head warned that rul- •> In lie Itirnulcasl icumrk* nml tied a ............ round them and government Im* never officially <i-i-iiuix mnii'i iul hu tmil' i Moaiiitr ack* In prod net inn m e .............. i-iuiHi' of pem-e tool ilcmoi i nev ■oiigM-xxiiiiial texlimuny, Jordan ilinggeil them In — with tho help described how Yanianirdo died. Tint appear* p mini Ido, hu *ald> tlm I tinAiiLerlt-an govciiiiiii-itl withheld ...... tin- late Iltiny I., Hup- id my wife. t v [mltuliun* will hu nut on cum and > "The At riext I could only lift one >he new* of thu incident during new ( 0 1 1 1 * 1 1 of Soviet ho kin,., mi nidi- >" I'lesideiil ItooseIce production mid pnxalhly other •ign policy, I'Hpcciiilly miiiolfe.ti l veil, nx nl) expediter of Hie ntomii *n linn ul ii tlniu. As my bleeps must of thu war to prevent the Cfop*. Ilibknii'il I found I could muscle JiipniiDsi' from knowing Ameri­ in the ougreKHive pre*k iii „ again .t diipim-ril* 1>, Ktixsiii, ■ "It U nlivliniN th at wo nr* al­ Vugo*|nvla--haH la-cnme npcol, (’li,.e nsMOeintex of llopkin* said n lublobl paper overhead with onr, can expert* hud broken their code. ready produtlnK morn of Nome lontiaiy In II* *logmi*. (Thu actual .-nrte that resulted ilie Hliil'-menlx iilmut him weie in- I,nod Still working with tabloids erop* than the market will take at I -lulled building up my stmtinrh in YmnaniotoV dentil'ivu* idiumcd "The wind* of lln- Soviet ,, • i 111,l« la ir price*." Trigg xahl. "Wo ini-M-iitl,live* have |o*l every nniI niton l.i-wix, .Ii., I In- luilin iiiom lex. My wife, Frances, would have HUi'pliixcn and ran have much vlclion. Their iiiiprim-lnled allitmle ecninieiilnloi who inlet viewed Joi ■ pile xi-i-llon after section on mV heavier KiirphiNoa If1 the right ii iimnv piiihli-liiH, llieir m-rvnii. min on the nil Inst Kriilny, Mini iibibum-n. At the end of a year J JhlngH uren’t done," "nil UNiliplomntlc luclilenl* again-l ye.dot day Hint former Vlce.l'iesl- could lln there und tnkr Hie whole H‘«,all**#a )M B I'aau 41**1 Viigoihiviu-all ilila Im* proved ili-iil Henry A. Wulme also helped weight of a new ,Hunday Now ' ii Ihe i I'le u c | lin t the new corn*,. 1„ get shipments of ulnmlc iiinl- York Times un my tensed stout- tin- federal eomiHI If I hey aril adopted by tho executive commitaclt — und still lircnlho, -,f Soviet foreign policy Ini* dead, clinl* to tile Soviet Hliinn. Jin dim snld nl the news t-ntiTwo vi-nr, after I began this tee, curd Hie real contrint of Hnvlel e IIIm h m m r» M m i * Tho report d< idorod "Tho scent­ leience Im In gnn to ipiestiiin the *y*tnimtii- exercise I hod idlmmed UukhIiiV fighl for peui'e," broUtt'i nl* brother. xhipmi'iilrt of suIIiumi-n liy ItiiHslaii down go pounds and could hold a ing Inability of om* luithin to ledlcal Kxumlnsr Merton T. i lews iu l.euil'l.eiise pliines nl- Hunday new*p)4|H‘r overhead lii formuhite a puliry related (a tho llsgber unlcrei) n imlle* Invmi I* I most ie> .rant us hu ivenl to (in-nl em-li Imml After that I tapered ceiilltltf* of 'tin* revolutionary' ern tlu n u flu r ruling (iu< girl n sui» ‘ nils .Inn. I, IP4£. ' u nml reimitlifg «*hn .Itud. Jel off. • i t ' . Iul emerging In A»l*."t fl uallnnea * ,« * , r * x i n *ri "They XCCMICll l„ he Inking u Another riiimrl before tha exec­ Hot whenever I found my abdbsuicide note." Hs Oli) nut •he Stale of l-'hiclda. v x v dt-iil "1 nml. -i ini tliinngh nml iiivu g'-tHog slack I could quickly utive enminlln-t- i-iilbii fur u miJ> nil uf It but mill) tli* Kiri "Tin* .f.egliihilnre did po| intend rn-nt 1 1 M 'L f II Ii, pi es* ■ Washlngimi," in- 1 1 -mnv my strength by u e»rc/jd lldniil effort lo mlsu C'liristmuM rptn her tliniikrt fur "whnl people 0'l.v "tlcll reaull a* l|i/d , (deli till1 . wiiilunil with tho Hnlihath presi,. almvii "mere tinsel dm I tin full." •Vo i|onc fur in*." flow• froiti the mriloVilr' npinlnn," •1"In 11 iy iliniy illiilcl Hie date Now I iismilly take these user, Commen-iul aspect of Liu istnilts 'flu- Siijiiciiie Coin I aim reverxed I mi until tin- until uiliMi «, lull, III!'Iiof Jan lx u note i-Imvi only at,nut twice u year. , , iihotild Im Mdijrignlcil nml mure ii "I had n feeling uf ir11 1It hi ii « Hip tuiiiiMlnuglitur convIcHon of a The hlg lest I* on the (Ihrlstniat spiritual emphasis limild 1® rnImlng nlil* In truat Ilium n* well -Uin-legged Tnmpa woman and m- IiiiiI 1 Willi l„ Wi ixlllnglnll ami saw Ii' mi ni -fulfill , Janes, lie'.* seiiMin eilitiniis, I pussed it Hd* atorcil, the report xnld. dloeil n new trial. ini ttu'v treated me." -,l (lie , 1111 * who dcnii Ill- MU Ill'llI'fl year with flying colors. J started A nientcjirumlnm wax ,-xjieeted The womiin. .tnci|iiellm> (tucley Dr. Uajhigliei s*ld| Hiv idcud n*rt mi-. He sent me In l.ienl, Col. ul 0 A.M. weighing' IDS pounds on the Intoriiullnmdlxnliiin of "apparently luul u dreji fueling will* emu Idl'd uf mnii-luuphti'r mid of Jerusnlrn, a run cut tuple uf de­ t>f Inferiority brought im by her Nl'llteliceil In *i'cve IIn eo year* In Itnhei’t II. I>oliin. mi thu liuthrumn ceales; Hn Jim. Jh, inII, Ihdini ciimu to bate In tlic United Nations Asinability to uiljust herself to su r­ tlic Slate I'iimiii for the Snvein- (In-lit l-'nr un hour | lunncned up wit I-nil-* nml hi March of thut huily lire** lifts „f the Dally New semidy. .* , • her, IIi IH, ahooiing „r C. II. N iihIi, rounding* HtruiiKu to her.” ID A,my Inspectors urriveo nml the New York Mirror, hath Ollier propusul* befure the com­ Kllxahclli nml liur brutliur, with whom "lie lived a* man nml Vein nml "vreiit over tin- I,axe from tut,Ini,I*. mittee urged: Im, IH, u lliirviml Gdlcgu fri-uh- wife for nine year*. Then I stretch out «n A speedy pi-ace l rent y with n. cam e. here three yearn iik<> Dining Hie trial, tin- woman cud lo end," .Iordan sold. lln- floor nml told Frances: Japan ns ii "powerful stimulus to ilVi) with Ilia illtirliiiiiiih wliu lextifleil Na<h wa* *hnl during "I'll,- ’em mi," nil argument* lielweea tile two In Hlie diupprd Hie liihhdd* on my till' evolution of ii dciiim-raHr vr no children. Triiimiii A m i s c d felllxabclh spoke iiu Kitgllsh ii Haller. Mining Ilie fight *he I iiiiI stonuii-h. Tlieq i.lie added Asia." It'-ju-nl of dl ciiiiilnuloiv luimiH it h m i. become mi "A" student mild, nhe win, *drod. evcml Him:*, lln- New York Hernld Trlbmni. 11 ..nilmiN ,1 I mm C un , ll* »l gratiou mid mil'irallxnllon laws m t tin I nml ntlitr stwlleu, tier her ernlehea klekcil fintu her N*-xl, with Hie help of n ncle' tench and Ini gl ue, , were limitU, I1!wing und •>'er,d ntd' are nm l- te r, she mmuigcd l,t lift the 31! I- again',t Asiatics. U gh nt/iyul teachers reported. More cuopcrutlou among fliiriiiShe nlnn tc,tilled Ninth eliohed lug (•• I'hirn >' to ttnli iHijonul pngi> New York Tien-., and put It ’"T h ey naiil uho wiij "ii» exerpttonni kuulciil" anil a "retiring her heveral time* nml dta'lnred lieiilHi pin ii in Ciigtaml mil e|ue. on. My ut munch sagged toward Han rhurche .1 in mission.- Iu Asia where. tu ward a more Orirnlni approach, jn rl who dlil nut mix serially with "Von old HO It I ought lo kill you" my IiiicMhiiu', lull I cried: In iimimuieing plans fur the trip, iluxllei' tllenn Terrell, wrilltig Ear elmmnuitcx wry much. "Now Hie Manhattan telephone presenting Christ u* One "foe Cuing Mild || , viis intended In get whom there is no Kant or West." ;,‘,Ttis suicide not*, (lie medical the runrl'a iiiihiiIiiuiuh oplnhin, directory." Kslnldlshment of n perninnimt r r niiIII, lulu'll furtflvcni’HM *uId "It i* ind iimp|irnprlntu t’> inforiiialinn to curry on n full" I’m ufruld," sin, murmured. "It Inleruntloniij agency under thu iiiwiiiilly nit for which point out Ilml u gieni ninny hear­ fledged drive for pnssiige of I'rcsl- might kill you.” ing (hi* rindli- title Imvtt imidw dent Truiiuin's cninptdxory lieulta , 1 1 0 ultornnUva." "No, go ahead," I cried through United Nations for assisting all inrosonx uprooted by war. llieir way to Ihi* court "miking re- iii*uiimce ii Iii m in the nuxl session Hunched teeth. A in-oclaniHtion ly I'residrnt r. VfcRON, Wash., Dec. d ~ cnin|M)ii*c for Injury to llieir 'per- f Congress, Him nut on tlm il I r e e t a r y. I The AM A Is rigid lug thu I'reMl- lidil the whale mass for a mo­ Truman of Clirtstmas niimesty for -A .grade school principal tun or 1 4-pul lit Inn* hut untie were deni's pnipoxiils, widen Ironn du* ment, then rolled ankle to keep till i-onsclcntimii uhjretors, thus uilif killed lih attiuctivi: •Ini lied in female I rapping*. "Tlii* la the fitrd ilrne u '*he* mmuced ns "i.iicliillied inediclne” from being crushed as It toppled restoring their rlvll rlgnls. w ifi and h«r finance, then illy wunudrd IdniNt-lf ventre, S t» ll ha* rnptied at our dour ill n I'H-parnl address lit Hi« ojmui- ever. When I got up and stupued Testimony before Congress sup­ r In th" partly fiiruishsd him* with n prayer on her lip* fm* Ju*- iug of Hie asMicliitlon's four-dny mi the lint broom scales I weigl weighed porting a curb oil "false elnlms" taw Om m d u wan preparing tlre, hut Hie fuel Hint mm who linlciil meeting, Thegroup Is In Mmior advertising presenting I IHI—five pounds less. their forthcoming mnrrlugu. Im* ncipilrcd till* low-hurn lllle ■oNshii-rlng n move tu rnllect more You, ton, can he panther atroni rtlcuhm us an Investment In "pres­ rita victims were Mr*. Hetty may niiprouch Hie lumplu of jux- fund* from doctors to carry on hy following thin regimen wit tige and desirability." anatt' Trout, 87; William A. lice with Ilia xuniu uNHurnncu a* its rumpuign. Testimony before a congresslonthe Hunday newspapers, Dut don’t an*,1 84, a flying Initructor me from the 'upper cru*t' I* thu Iron", a Chicago physician, said oserclsa before an .open window. nl aub-commlttee Investigating lint," Trout'* finance | und iittrllmto Hint liiten*lfle* our Jo- Hint "under the cover of the Wel­ They may blow apart and atrangla substandard Incomes, pointing out Wi ‘Trout, 08, principal n( votlon to it nml make* nn willing fare Hi ate thu nation Is bring led you. that chureho* view low-income •port gruminar school, 40 to xarrlfiev life and good* tu keep down thu road to Km-lalisin with persons ax "subject to special i u|k the Bavlt RUer from It." all II* lillgliliugeffects on Indi­ pressures to break mural, spiritual vidual Im-entlvu mid persmiMl re­ and social laws." lieu Chief Don Landrulh assponsibility." Tha executive committee meet­ ClO-Telephone tlm shunting to Trout'* Ho duserltn’d the"Welfare ing will bo followed hero tomor­ lOMlIoeet r n a Page Os*. ity to offact a rceopcllaNlnto ,or stntlsm" as a political row and Thursday hy th0 second 4 1 'aallaHr* from Pa«r 0**1 vfMuhla format wlf*. Tho* player. progriim "bused on Hie erroneous in the area, xauthcaitern Inler-chnrch convo­ woo .divorced iu June, IU4n. Unofficial reaction reported t orn cation, bring Ing together about "If ii company lint n right In proposition thut you cun fool most bodies wore discovered Improve pension provisions unl- of tlm people most of the time. Scandinavian capitals appeared fa­ 000 lamtara from 10 suuthcaatern K. Buchanan, a nroniln- Intcruliy, it n!*o has tlm right to "Nationalised medicine end the « |R t Varnon real estate man deerease those prnvlslmis, If It Welfare Hi a to appeal to many well vorable, The proposal was Inspired by Trout. of Mr«i Trout liitcntlunod people. Including some KDA ail enprielmisly modify pcnslun Administrator Paul a . Hoff- ly Scandinavia and Britain hut ro­ ha and h|»• wife s physicians who either have failed o f trip to iH-iu-flts up or down, It cun nl*o to recognise thu governmental man's repeated cal's for merging also of, the sterling area. from a inoppluf do tlm sumo for lupm wmk « m , hour* together the ecmmmlcii of Western uf homo noxt door to tho cotresults of Hoclatlsm, or. recognis­ Kiiropcqii countries, now cuantrWa far which Hrluln acre M. Trout's Mr*. Trout non, Tarry, 0, of work nr other ronditlon* of ing the ultimata outcome, conceal employment without i-imarnt of •a a banker In Inkirnatlonal trada fipari hv reslrletlons un trn the llvtnf llvlni room, their knowledge for ulterior pur­ eurm icy convertibility. and finale*. Member* besides h n im/ fo bang-banf.V th* Mm union. poses." Ilolrne said lie expected tha France, Italy nml the lleut-lufl u in are Auattallk, Now Zealaud, tpfcken voungsUr crlod. Nt.Rli to order thu Hell Hvstcm to Under thu AMA's plan to ralsu -mintrlct (DelgUim, Tho Nt)th> BouUl Africa, India, Pakistan, Coy*’ an rushed next door |. both hi* daughter and bargain collectively with too union more money for tho fight against lauds and l-uxemliourg) nlreui, ion, Burma, lra<h and Iceland. on penaluit nnd other matter*. He the President's health plan* m att are Ntudylmr a similar .regions They gool thalr dollar reiuurcui. said thin order wilt clarify A.T.A of the nation's doctors would face grouping. This h u bean call I t was not known whether BHT.'* bargaining responsibility, . He regular "due*" payments, Just llRe "Krltalui."' added that In the past the unl« a union ar a fraternal organisa­ Itritaln often has been accustn ha* had to deal with separate Bet tion. Ita notea said the talks especialiv lit tha United BUtoa, companies but they, were only Mb*aimed a t prom otingfrear lagging liahlnd on Buropein mi ami depended upon a evunwiromlc cooperation. She has counter* . ■UB "puppets" PLOOniNCJ TRIAL shs must ftm. A.T.AT, for direction In bargain­ IINGI 1 A 1 nm i Ala., Dee. ... both ing matters. d labor In tha area, ie Britlrk eta to today announced limited later-convartltin t consideration. consideration immonweaRh first dine, a meebante, tractive brunette who d e te n t look „ .itrreiicwe, relaxing conw " l A * H th« " x ? ' t f r*J *n x t* X any older than her years, made oa, Impart* and eventual reoa a« Iw tffs. Sore to B ritain^ ilk niaation far i similar arrangamante Co w r i t loo -------- nallemh __ ( O i i P ) kRf; .oa mambar N VRIW (pears Exhaustion Tito Admitted I Vegetable Market JA CK H O N V tM .K . D*c. 0— (At*) —Ttifl Kx.lcral-Mlule Murlirl N««-i Kervlcs surly Nsw Y„rk mnrkit oh khorlitu (mils nml », uutulilri, iprlccn lacompleleti Avoindu* rials le-is* lair to am,a ,|i,.,lii/ i,.'>e-;ini, punter luw ?« . •■("», sinuJIrr xliol (Imx Ux 1.15-1.00. ...Haul' lieaiix blixhclH tUrlnab-x «*'« Vnlcnllurs r»» kmk-s.oii I’lenilluls 5.35-a.lMt, In , l.uorcr 4.ou-5.nn. wax un -a as, poorer i..',o.|.s«. r«w i.ae Idem I,raps l.,i*h,l* f,<w T.n» l.tn-urnbrrs Imxlirls 4.an-l.5ii. ulillniiry |„ rul, quality J,Mi- 3 im. ptcklrs 3.50-1.00. rinmlrlliiha Mi l.iml.ets rrulrx 3,115-3.&D, KUptHiil liilklirts 3 50-4.00, Irw low ns 3,no, pi.urcr qtnillty I.5U3-uO Kiiillve.clilrnry bushrls J.S3-3 r.n l.xtiiri.l,, I,nail,,I* 2.00-3 30, pour rr 1.50-1,13. Iviiiiuiii«is per ut .13-.is. In,time esstrrnXcralr* Ilia tine* tan 3 ,l»a 3.50-2 13. few 3.mi, p.„.,. or 1.50-3.00. Domains 3.50-3 13. poorer low as 2.uii, buxltels 3.»,i. lalfntf" I/ft trimhcl i tiHfifin i*i>r ■ i Iuiin 1.50*I.Tft. lame Rises I.OU* Sea Captain Shoots Radio Officer In Shipboard Riot NKW YORK, Dec. 0—{/Ih-Four vnynge-wt-ury semm-n were under arrest tmluy lifter u shipboard up­ rising In which the einbuttb'il skipper iirridcntiilly shot his radio officer In the buck. The mrlen occurred on the Am­ erican freighter Nathaniel II. Ful­ mer last night us she lay in New York linrhor a short distance from the Statue of Liberty. Tiie wounded officer. Wllllum lliiluxunow, IEI, was hit ns he went lo llie defense of Cnpl. Vletnr <; Diax, of New Yolk. Diux, u sen captain for I I years, told police he was trying to handcuff one of a group of re­ bellion* seamen when they lunge,I ut Idm. As be leaped buck, lie said, the gun discharged. The Indict struck 11 bulkhead, under thu direction of the Into rlcwheled and creased Itelaxanow’s Adm, Marc Mltrhcr, who was in command uf American air In the l.;\1, I/.I iMIklifil linxm sir.ip, Hobmton* at the time. Yama­ ITilnry 13 Inch rratm Molilvn* 1.00, ft’U- I moto's plane was shut down hy 11a14.f I ;i-A 1 I0 K4 ft HN 1.00) 3 fllllvll (11 Army planes which caught It off tfo>Ml w rNIKII if 'i i j,m»41r I >’ ttliiHchiHt 3,5ft. Ilougulnville on Apr. 18, llt-13 — r* inicrw t»lifthcriti llutlfiftNf* lyfiti Anifti« linR 3,do, one year to the day after the 2 *•>, fi*w 3.3'*i. Itn 11I 11 I n 3.35-3,f*0. Doolittle raid on Tokyo). Hf|iiiimVi ImimIi H h y< linvv Htralichlit m l lu riff* Lunphlcr, from 11)43 until tn*t f i t f k 3.3 It * 3 .3ft, 3,iiD, »A hm shfltf I ( ii I hi 11 ty p i* summer editor of the Dulse, Idaho, V in*. ffH*3.fto, ft tv l.ftn, iM iiiriT 11 m t Htntesmun und now a partner In liirKfT mIsi' h 1.3.4-1,7ft, luiHhDl'i un atomic Itoseurrh corporation in hir«4’ In vi-ry Iiipr«> l.fti»«3,5fi Iu« h 2 viiiN ArA ft.ftct, Colonido Springs- In tluu In Hono­ 1<7Ti.imitoire ft 3ft, 7 r 7 1.7ft, « |iia llly lulu today. He makes Ills home ftkA to fix 7 3.50. I d r if** It* v i*ry ln rw *T In Washington, I). C. . t hack. The rumpus brought 11 India distress m essage‘ from the 7.JUU -ton freighter, and set llie huil.ol' alive wLih rburlng patrol ism Is and flushing searchlights. Harbor police liouriled thu ship. Fifty more poliremcn und u con­ tingent of coast guard officers and Fill 11 gents met the ship as she docked later at all Kasl River pier. Handling of tlic case was left up to local police instead of fed­ eral authorities, since thu trouble look place Inside the three-mile ocean limit. Police said thu fracas started after a giuu|, uf crawinuu relumed to thu ship from their first shore liberty In 31 duys. Thu ship, curry­ ing 11 cargo uf sugar, laid just returned from Honolulu. A 1,111 wl started ill the crew's quarters, police said, und when the skipper Iricd tu slop It, crew memhets drove him off. He went to the bridge, got his revolver nml returned with the rudlo offleer to help restore order lleliisanow, of laincnster. Fa., had jumped In front of (lie captain to defend him when the gun dis­ charged, police said, llciaznnow was treated ut a hospital, and returned tn the ship. Held on third degree ussnult charges were: Churlrs O. Gllllkin, 21, seaman, of Winston Salem, N. Vermin L. Fortc'r, 2P. seuninn, of Norfolk, Vu.) John II. Ilurri*. 21, mess Imy, of Flymoulli, N. C., and Finest Caudle, 2t, oil swlpur, of Rlrhnionil, Vo. P e m e y ’s . . . SHIRTS! ! . U. S. Protestant (Url’V Suicide Court Ruling K r D R I S S S H IR T S FROM ^ PENNEY'S WORLD OF THRIFTY GIFTS »* W k l t a I t r i o k t l I t ’* th e o n e d re ss s h irt m e n lo o k f o rw a rd in a t C h ria tm a i. A n d th e y 'll f o f o r th e s e T ow n r ra ft* w h ite s m o re th a n a v e r, b e c a u s e P e n n e y 't ta ilo r* e v e ry s h ir t fro m k lfk q u a l i t y S a n f o r ia e d f b r n a d c l o t h . . . 1 1 0 A f w r f l o f fin e r o m b e d c o tto n in r a t h s q u a r e in c h . T h e N u -c ra ft* c o lla r sets rig h t, it's to m f o r t w ith a c a p ita l C . . . w o n 't w ilt a f te r a h a r d d a y ’* w ear, t Britidh Trade ^sss& rjs^isssi J r ir v ss.iAr^uSd,'’1"” °* ',o"h" S iii SK m 1 , fifll >- i. trm ...... «om^»!r^th^ndlnd .vhI GIFT » BOXED Htindkcrchiefs TTRTfR Aboil* Evory RtuHksapaJuBW tluu Am 'I « t m » M ai c- j a L n a. m ka.la ru «■ - - » — || —— *H im , (H lM (E H H < rt u iiw bm * •m, m PH IHR i » firtail t akraoditatk tai Ikwwifl 1* atihar nfastr fMtwwr AD. d Iw h i i aranwloaribbod ? " W i-fc a g m iia f. 5 " M i 2r : S : U U LaL- �t ■............ ............^ W ~ ' • ■ " ' " '* 5 * V> i J“» 1 , la U n it y T h e r e fg S tr e n g th — T H IS To Fioltci Ik* F > m lit in* World; To Ptomoir Ik* P i t n m of America. To Product Pros peril) fur .tenfold, U l A IIIH t * I h iii I i *f." li**l !! «« »**/1 lUCll t*|- | | l r tin- i t t r i t i i n i f l «>| til’* ♦‘ •■hi I lull * *| 4* •K H irtili.il 1 tililr 1 VOLUM E E s ta b lis h e d X X X X Rex Beach, Noted Author, *1 Takes His Life 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W K O N K S U .A V 7. I'.H I) A s s o c ia t e d *>• " f -- ( A in ci it .1 n Sacrifices C.tn I *i event Wui Id Sl.ivei v. And W a i. S.ivs Vit*- I'tesident SEDRINC, l)er. 7- m !tr» 'li. 72, nationally known imv ' i Ilia \ l ( \ I M \ H r, . C l '1 V u t I *11 "nlaiii \!l.* ii W Iti.ik lry Im im l d *a d <d .1 p n io l ia n l 1im I.IV lh.il ill* I i * t i It hail li** n x u lfrn u K lim n lln iM l .nl 1n*nl Im l h i * r y r.tit. |< * III* hotly wax Inniicl by 3 n u n * 1 by a iiv Hu**1 i i i i t A d d 'r t 'iiiy iln L A II SHIP FROM I H I HUNCH ll.illlb d r lr s lr .t *1 I K fu ly .ll llir ........I. n m « i|.ii'-u ui linfilii iil.lr it ir n l tu III* Outturn off HorLinuulh. Lug Huyli la tu illiilril III* " I j i I *•* •>I ami i t u j - j u u tu i- t ti I-n* r ................. . <« **f n f i 1 1 ■1 I tie til# ■l i t n i b K d fl*«l S3 til* >hl|i lIllappe-Med Illl l ll l S 'i ***•» **.• Ill Uii un I I . I. 1fie \ n lid unit? Mi ilt'li tt v*f**l. rill Klviild ill* iJillinill g- fruit'll. «JIat|irai It 'III liu ln lf iii ■ ■ 1■ ■ I | i i.in i t *lf I "j*11 I 1or1 111 fe « i)u>t 1(1*1 h«! • till). Ill* Ailmli ully t in l*lnl li 1 " i t ............. t i l . ' •d d" "vita liioilylil him hirakiail, llir • lie lift a.«id nun*. M m T t n n .Sintmiiiu, fmmd thr wnl*i mi Im patamst lb * on lit* (Inin ut h it tPi'im d ilu iV bcdiomu. Ih* body b y by lb* b*d in wl mb br lt.iiI -l*|ii tin 1 >nw.li lb* night Herlong Scores Senator Holland Major Round-Up U. S. Spending In lalks To Ovirdo Of Smugglers Is Lions On CapiRil Speech To Lions Started By FBI T in ' hum an <h|r ul lilt- in U ■ I, In i1Km, |i wnn in L. ml li* lifll.il 111 lint" 111 n l I I 0 II 11111I in :i lu ll. Innl n ii|lil In U lfliiliti ml llir 1 Iv li'iln I unit Clnh, ilit'ii « n * T i i r i i i wi 11 1 I1 1 br m.id* b l n . mnl i*ui" I* A l’inil lill |,ii-,.tiReach w in in I In* m ul.il " f n n * ii 1111" f ill In Im ir lh . Kill psychological iiiivcl, "W o m an In yy liti'li n .i I ' l i i i i nl Iln 11 ir . 1,. Am bilnh", mi which In1 lunl ram 1 nilHI * ii||,.l II .Sul I I**, trill i), ill ] WnlUlMi' 1 lull I lit I mill, 1 1 i t I [ilr li'il 27 rlin plcrti. lit' Inn I uni ■III iiifiatnt.it litlli In m n n h r ii nl ilc im lu i 11•>1littnl mnl I'm il Mi* li. 1 wot k n l mi ■' fur -e v e n tl 1 lit*1 11Im M i'll' l>\ M 1 1 . 1i ‘fllln Nimilltcr, llr ili’b ’i lift' Win. llir l im it n u l l v f t in il.iv .«1 llir lll<> r i ' f l i 'l a i i il* - |ia ii i ll o f fm 11 w liili' 11I Mlu- Ndi’lit ( (ol>. e t|iif 'se*l <i|t|m t|||iill I *1 mil. TiiHinii t'lif n iii l iii|> Inll'iM Vil 11 ii|i|u'i nil where In- I 1111I gone fm 11 n il III ill* "HiiyrniMlPlll'a n i |||in i l * d Ifil'lH liV Mir I , lull Clnh IM ......... lim it |n r lilt lliru o l. **( I hi1 Hi’VidI i »i nl nu f Iv i<•'»i*■ • t ,« Mi'il It-nl nut Imi'ii let In Miami 'I ifiii li nil in n y i.i iu ," ru in . ;alii llif noil’ll nnvcllm *nffi'inl ( u n i H r i i n i a n I b ill mil ilnntl 3l ,l U,ttJt(ii| (hdhilnl l.-lti nl iln mi V iuni 1 uiu't'i' iif i Ih* ihrmit No lh* *».ri 1 4|n,| ivh*IP S r i t a l n r |ll ff.bjv#' i» if llin llH t MIDI . ih'tiM iiii'iilinii of hi* niliiii'iif wu■1 1 1 1 3 1 I1 ' prevlonily bei'inise Reach ivnnl*il 1 l.iuil* I’*|I|I*| d*l*llil*il III* yin in ' 1 111 f col nl Mm* *11^ «iii 1p* uf Mi* I Iif fm 1 i f i i Mil it 1 but wav r i n i i i r ii l 't t|irii(liiiH i w i h n r i 111 n W lunl it Ma'ii’ i, Ml'id Ilf ntd, nil <| nil. f I !ii|< kr Ij w ill I It* iviili'r arrived in Miami in nu ainliiilnni'ii Inn rcfiii'iuted well |u>'l u irrlin n l.tlL to K tw ,m u m I hi1 r v* *'|i( n-ii ««r llijr f f I* 1 him It In tre a tm e n t and w alked mil •" hi *I Wrilni-il.iV. Itrp Mnlmm W*» lilt'll K v fi v 1lay In W ii^iintplm i i i* t u r n In bin ru u fli. illlinillli *d b y fail'll |y*y .it ( " n u l l n*#rh’3 Miami ilnittir. who «*«>*- luvril anti adnidiird by *v,.ynn* ' n... .'i.y f... d. i Ik. . .1 .ta.i *tl 1 hnt hi* name unt Im mentionu f llii' im iiiy i;rnii|i', nf • laililit-n in CVnlral F lo iitl.i." *d, rnhl the oalhnr “hint ivlni v r II iltn N llio t i' <’it|iitnl chance for eomplrio r«"ry«y I iii|i|ia ii/in s ihftl lb * Rnvrin- whom lh*> (fain 11 iwnm* "( i»|<r,t,• lht> fiuifi'r whlfli it I nii‘1**1 ineiil (lim ild o |t* i3 i* un « 10 tmd lia lin it nf "itr lu tin lr y . it nun fur 1 wo y»«r*a mnthllliK |") "lti'i|| Itf.O y ln lrr*lil|i'in Hit in iu irv iv *il hy a h ro llin r, fin a n T t r t V a lii, M i. IIr itm in riHin- u til Id n ffitiiii, m n l „r th r v u I im* '* l l r d a « .iu ii( 11 |MiJit v o f " iiiim i " f l|t’|tiir tu .1 f r i'r iiiim n . i;ln ,ft lli'iifli of 11til*'l|jli. Numi 1; 1iri'1h * r • in-loiv. v * li‘ia n «'’ ' | # r , tt, j n|( r in h r tm l-l* * " « dit **■ V I'.II Mu' illl'liillilllr. 11 uni .ill n ii'l lo r 1 'iril I Horn* of I . oh a i i i .i i * t ! " 1 w m lil a i r i‘.i|;i'l I" I i m i u w lu l illuii*' «|ii'iil Inst w iiitm w ill, r m e in b o u n ty mppey Iro m lli* I.Mlk*'. lilt 1 "U llll V III* III" >1 |l"li llc d rli. i'o y *iim i*n i .md p o u iin l m il 1 h.1 i . 1 In i in ll i r iin rld »n I lint tin'* ..in Tin* “ U *l"» .‘ J* a*1,'*.«!!! I r a< li o n * lit i l l * 4 V> n m m * ■• Mint • ■(• 11 l>> llii'ti "WM r .iiu itili'ii an.I . i i i ).I .mi fit 4*)il r 'l.lv r an.I d rill" ,1 h m iih u * * *'»■ " l i .i|i|iiO |ul.ilim i< l.iln lala 111 .lilt*.IIK I Ill’ll I'rilJ I * Hi ....... lIHliing l ’n lll'M 'i* I" l i " ' | m l Nrn.Mnl ll.'liliu il | m n rih liii* fur your d h l r l f l , m u lti ' ,\|'|||a > 1 1*4v iin- h iii i i i i h i 3'd.rd lay i.'tfi, | > e i o o e i ‘a ( s |tr*!i*n ih ii' i*< ]ti* *i* iiiu ilr ul nli I i'lM - li t a i d s s e r R i c h |hi> i'iii,('ii‘!i>in*n, and i I ip ii ih d *ij Millie if the country can a ffo rd it,' R o b *il I n * , In i le n r t a i y I m y * 3 it . (.n il liiu r in l strange *Pump I Vi mini*’ Policy O f Trum an Aflministration Oennunred kill!! J^Jov. 27 Frost Hid Heavy Damage To Everglades Crops lie OKl.ANllO. I<(*(* 7 —id1) In ( wv ft**''* "i N"y* "f Ih* dirt **(* tt.iurly hravy dainagii U» t^ndwi VCKvIal li". in lh ,' U v e ig U d ** , lh * KiilH'jl IhmuM "f Agricultural Ernillinih'n “■alii tm lliy. I l l * |'l tu t* I Ill's W33 III N l* 1,ru n w ltl.il, fro m a n i.trtiti.il ill ndlli't lull (lltn d liu h il, with Its'' lim it h alf I m r v r 'l n l al l i t * Hum. , ^ (11 Kutly i-»llinnti'fi itbi'* lh*' b»* ■ ill tn In 'll!) l" 't * * lil t'f o f iht*^ lh* jniirii jutlcu atI ili Tin tifieeiil l,i,| fu ll ,n . mI iic I t.iti rrm full iiimitM'linii m nriiu » t('in i; fm harvt'rl 1 1 nm ihn MTlhtn, Til* yilmiK wililrr linlutn it"l* ill lit* l'aVeti’ladi"i With itliu (t'vrr. *|y ilaniBi'i'il, wilh rvvrrul hnmlretl arrrs ra^teetnl tn hr a riitii|*lele Jtim mnl yield* mt ill* remaining VftvuKe m im 'd! hy half and pro* tidily mure A few hundred arras of late fall swret corn went also lost, nth*r crops In central anil amitli t'lnrlda Miffereil only mlnnr ibntaKCk llnwcvrr, lh* prolong*d period of lie low normal Icinp'iattires has retarded Iltn growth and prim re ti* nf the remaining t* inter m ips such as lira us, encum­ bers, eggplant, sipiath, and toma- THR WBA m York lioub ii l*Vd era I Aucni N i i i n e s Ki nesi Dnli.iime As M.m Musi W auled M I AMI Ihi / Ini • nl ""M I‘■Mi|i mi>. iln- ........in* way l i" in linl.iv •Iimiv *d t in uPi t A dun' 1 ulu w.it liillnw iiii* lh * ion? x\ 111» h p tf »!.i HO I Ill'Ll x h f i f him '11 lot'll \M iiorn m» 'iiinvi*lrd .tin! inane 'd ill • liih lie ii. nil'll .im* tilfiei \\%u .ir . i r n l ,.! 1 4»0* |l l l .»« V (*» Ml (((Hide in the iih rifi, (h rit xvi X'r m *1ie I llii I k rd I." I li.liv r * nl .lliltnti .tlltl d irlllliM la .iy ln iil d ir >1) 1* 1.1111111 M il* * III' w il*. It ('i.in ilm i Ifttlh , i*0*l M .iiv li i r v a t* 1 1. am i .'stalnM. I*a tt ^*1. , li, .uni I tu d *' In* w d *. 2 r». Al Ir .t 'l i l n * * « ll* n i i l ’ H a ir t f »aatt*i(*3 On ra s a S i d .idciM'd S \ l II \ MI N If I. I illl I la-, / ||„ . I 1,1111110 llllMII‘1 "* Mill l.a'il I Ilk tny I •<>'.' h i. I *" \lkkk i Ik'IIII I I'KIitn m il hi t" 1 M nnitiiy I'veiiing , D*'*' l ‘h 1 nun,del ,1 i f lia llo w tty ktlimii".. ,.,| >,i i I,,, meet lug Aluudui m e 1,1 K m i I i members is m i n r ' i i . l ' lie tt iii,' bac|. to (lie g iiie io 1 < l > t 4 Iifu i(iIn peach urn tter m eld's lieildlllg policy he -Mill. " Im «"• * "'ll •IIIrIII); tile I telitii .......................... may have helped ............................. hos ........... ••rim ; a t..y «*• ••* ..... in lltT t when we owed only I f " " ..................... (itie In llii, b ri.lhers II. till' I'llUs fill |it*s e i,la tin o ' n li l chlldi h il Iii", dikllurs, but in ............ H i " " 1 t-tci ' « tl ll the njavlfle re tilidei |it ivilcg eil Cl,I' b ill 1 ,1'ceni.ai, when the nalinnul debl that ..... .. ............. ,"m .ic, itls. Hum bolder w as appointed Hie m il iif H arvey II W lu lle ii tiiaii of lid s pritgraut I I K I I i s i l » • ra c e > lil kkla.it cal veslerday. specifiru lly Klnlorseiiient was I'tie ti n\ iei|"< i n i Id belt's in reiiniilice llie I'osl to the pbicliii; nf i llie Kept,bln m i iilalikiiinl p a rly , Its ll.em ni in I |ili,i|iie u lm te llie Im n * 4 pnlii'ii". mnl p litlfo im mnl tn vole tat llie c iiv t'll'd reel mil nf <•" Ih l l r K f t l linn,"'fill ll, i, f.I rniKI >4 llc u in criilii • prn|ioiied I Illy liUseliall final 1, ill imliikiml p a rly licit el ria d iltm nil M clln livllle A le n in HII.OXI Miss., Dec. 7 - 1/17 lilt- w ill w rlll nil In I'Xpliiln A Kedcrnl idmuiliM official «uy» i Imt l.iv n n ri' M 'h tlli'ti m ini,' Ids l l i e |dlli|ile wambl linuiii all America needs g14»,OiMI,4MM>.IM)i» fm iim iiii 111iila*i llic O i'iiin ,',n il,' ad* w ai dea l o f Mem iliiili' l 'o m iti t 'l l v lliiin iiilss liin t'r .lulin K m ' phyi.lcal plant fni'ililici for cle mini • i a l iu ii il wan Id" "ili'idre tncitfary mid secoinbtry sehnoU Mini im Ilepn lilicn ii (K iiiy int'iiiher e r n iilllm il plans fm 'lie c ptiseil '1101111111 which w ill se-ii tliiritig the next 10 years. ii'i'i i t i' in) i Iuii);" fiiim d ie i"iln ti', -t.ltlii I'crsim s. A lsm f l.bnii Ray H u iiim i, chief of the .......... I \ M sle i, M rs. Aline W ld ltr ii 1luiinliiK Heel ion of ill* Office "f lln i' id rliu ilid le fiv lIlM , Vo., Mild Heal', w ill !«' m iller Hie covet "i Kditcallon, mado that estimate be­ -lie l I k u i):III all uicllihera o f the n c o n ii'iir ro o f, and im » n p |« "i litlf post i w ilt id islrn cl till' v ie .1 fore the nutlonal cuinicil of chief fam ily m i , , lienin i'ralu , u f llie fie ld , which is lin '.ili'l :t*t,. school officers here yeslet* "T h e y inny h a y * si rayed now ami adjacent to and iiiin ird ln le li day. Mien," M is. K iism re In h i Led. "I lie said the need has arisen he lliilik IliilV e y Juki Winded to be nm lb o f the p rrs e o l M u iiiil|n l Hull Cork. cause school etrollm cnts have been n ie they ilu y e d D ciuncrats," Mi. Krlder, will) is cliatiin.m Increasing ami editcallmtal pro W iiiuiin i A. I.siiglnlu. iitltirn e y of tin- t'J-innn stadiniii coiiiiiid grains have Iwen oxpaitileil while fm Itie enei'iiltirs ,sald the w ill did lee nppoiliteil Iiy Hit' *’ll y roustriicllmi uf new schools ami imt disinherit liny llfp iild ic u u n'isslnll, stilled lliut no iO’liia l repair of old Imlldings lias been n ii'iiilier n f ihe fntm ly tmi " | r H „ flgtirt's cun tie iilvcii ri'giitdini deferred. Mil'll Je|'ul I|i|*ntiuh ." Ihe rlmiiii'iliif nf Hie project until Iluinoit cstlmsteil school c h il­ Ilesides Mrs, IIiihs, tiiajnr hent‘- specifii'iibins mid costs tire i* Ten flillion Mort* Rnr Schtmls ficiaries nf Ihe lUlyeiir-nld or- reived from slcel cmti|iuid*s. iliardul «re: Mrs. It. A. McMichae| uf (Jnniilico. Aid.I I.. T. Whitleu nf Richmond, Va.i l„ It. Whltlen "f Nurlh Harden, Vu.; Rlla T. Whdten nf North Garden, Va.; and W It. Natlor of North liarHanford's I't v ll A ir I'n lro l will den. All arc brothers or iilnters. IlieCI tonight n l Hie I'lrliiiid o An Force Basil Us guests of ihe i'i Ff.lfillT IIKCOHII 4n ikIm l!AP, cmnmnndcil by f'ript N K W Y O R K , Dec. 7. (A l Howard Hhownlfer .Ir. Torn haupldcr, .Ir., Inday flnlnhed <ld. .Inscpb F. Moody, I' AP winging Ills way aruuinl the world Wing flotninander, will lw pret eni hy Hclieilulcti airline flights In 13 tn help the Hanford milt .... . minutes less Ilian five days, lie ................................ ‘ iv.iirtillslied a new pasasugcr speed ahead w ith Its plans fo r expansion, and exp lain In the m em bers iu-t recortl for ruin mere la) planes, M A P means in peacetim e l.nnidtier ttisde the last lap of tw hWa ta lte ro h u r, head o f the Hsu his trip mi an American Airlines r fo rtl m illr Kbus a ll p e r n n r idan*. His landing at U Q usrdia ib ls re ite d In joinvited in in g the C A P t» Field tame four days, 29 hours attend this m eeting w ill b* and 47 minutes after hie take-off the fin a l one ce leb rawhich tin g N a tio n al last Friday, FAKl” qUINTUPLRTH BOfiOTA, Columbia, Dec. 7. i/P) — Two Bogota newspapers re­ ported today the atory of the birth of (|tiintupl*ta in a remote Colom­ The fiery Wataoti, a veteran bian village w*s a hoax. Medellin dispatchea had detelled campaigner, wag reat length the itarjr of th« birth of five sons te the wife of an Ul It­ erate mulatto farm laborer In s v ta " : i-ivil Air Cat ml To Muu( In Orlauilo C iv il A ir I'a t r n l W eek I lint start c l Dae. the firs t and enda today. ■ - - T " - - ......* ■ ' ■ e. -iJiil ' : *■- ■ ■tiJL .. .. • m ils S o m e W a s Sent \V .V d llM ,lu \ " I ilia- w u llil u |itm in i t**tm u N "b v dut l*r ...........tilllit - I ...... ............. th r V l . r t * ir* n lfii| h i im «J (li.il Kill II,11 !•<> • HI IN it II mv h e r »( ill] tL r ir | - I llir u n iM I ill tU ^riS "W e ll 1 ( f ;A± Three Children Shot And Killed By Their Father T o J |)r. ,h* w * .| N e v e i w iitiii.r 11>| 11 • •vr»l thr dtt|> "11 Hi 1llii till ....... ! MIlll 1‘ III lilt* ' 11 lit I 'M I ll. ., Mr 4) t "Sift 4r 1)1 r 1 tlrin t lit A, Iif * k il tn iIh ,! Itl tl I k i i r \ p o ll 1IM t tl 4 xxr 14 (#1 IfllDil i|| M n . 1. 1l| M (Mil t||imII n- i III t* lIlllF*! 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Bryan from Mu* belli Hiiuday afternoon a l !l:l)ll Mk l r o a l h«r horn# on W#M Fim! o'clock at the Elks Lodge. Krnust Hire<*t( am) ana brought Mid fruit H n u'lio hlr'r w ill he th e npeuker for iliaplijr to lb# uffic# of Cmmly and llie piiblii' Is invited to a t ­ Tax Coltfctor John f«. Mallovvny tend. .leniu' Lodge, exalted rill* where aha ta amployod. r r . w ill preside. Ml know npw w iy Ih# (m il hi tier ring on the tnemarlal pro ?all#<) v r a p if n ll/1 aha comment- gram committee are d ia ris t # d i t la ih u firm i just like Morriton, Harry Kudell, Leo grape*." Butncr and J. E. Rowland. •,/ w * ■/£ f t'Dflll 4* l i )>*' • lit|i|H**ul , fittl m t Ih ) ( | r| Mt h r. t Mr V* IH I I m| i | ICih v K .1 1 4i ill Hi VI MX 1 i Mi' « \ l I U ltlllK H i' t M. Ml II m .l1 il 11(1 III Mill |lf I f|l' t . l ' >t 1 ill 1• I m.it 'll* I It* tt* hi. 1 l \ i. i- i 1. .1 \| nl , 11*1 tt 1*4-1M (ll " I Ml t.- I if 1111O’ -t>l.'i l t d l l . •III li­ 4 Illl ‘ IIIF Im 1. 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(lullll HO **i|I|*I|I if "I.KADBKI.laY" Mils C en su s O f Iiis'ttiitt* I'Vi'i Mn* 1I ii I; o I i i n» Ni*lnMflksi» NI-.W YORK, Dec 7. i/t'i MAY HR MKIKATI'.H (d') tlub bie "K e a d tie lly 1' l.e ilb e tlu r, tin, r. AUtlHHTINK. Dec. 7............ I f ft 14144**1 K y 11 i n s l u i tv VVrttin m nm | M ititfii-m M n'lilttaii tint mid Mid im d I i ! fl tv i* Itdihh M ayin f'm nuilnsim ier l.i'iiiu n il i foiutui f.m ilslanu fa rm bund who / i l" Mi ttilllk* N iillli Mtfntilk loi'lifi win, hits served ss the ...... an Interiiotlmiallv Iniouii W A s H I N t i h ' N , 1..... 7 (,p) Hi's chief esectiHve for (lie past I sniger of hlnen and wml. song'. lb P Hut' baw i It -f'a ltt i mt ii I to IIIt»ll*i " "■ »»'' decisively defealeil ir* ('lir.l Mint nlghf, il.iv Mu' liu m 'iii A d m in m ii ittu ii V y J IM VIM I M i '*' jerdny'n "ledInn. 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Hone, •■Itlisl hi Sd 1(14 41 *I h\ I I- Ifnv |i*, I’he United Htnlcfl tmlay an |ir|m iic il llli'aiMM'H. | < '"•w'comer, with 2,1111 votes, ami Inihiy ;i■iii•»111*•*. . | Mini Itin | i Mid 1 M- Brent, who was re-elcded aouma-d it will comply with tcim 'flu ' II'IIK IH llu re in , pinpiKcn •h'liilliim f**i hliriD. lift iww Nu* " ' " i 2,.IIH votes, Kntiidnp behind In okolra.it hy the Nurlh Iv'eta to c n llo T m i'iiiiie In fo r n iiliu ii il ...... w ere fo rm e r .Senator W It I 'ikioiiinnlxts for llto re lean* of two (lo m e v e n l i l f l i per'iuil n ii'l I t Hhii:i| Sdi \ idd I.Md lii iii:Hi'*D, mi •iiuh'i i'i*!tiiin i*Hiit|111m11*i hi rDUtI’" ' er with 2,0113 voles and P rai Aiittrli'an* held captive since Hep v e a ri " | • in Iln itfi'enm nt ihil*> ti l i|* nil |•• •I M*\ Im m W o rlii (ember. 1. 1 with I.IKt). n ii'ilH ' I A p ril, l l saya tiie n i Hivrelary. of Hlalu Ache..... f i C i ii ’- " i l l be confident ini, 4Inal W.u 11 V D liriin ma.te Hi* aiinmiiicemeiii at a oewi col even lax iiille c to r i nur lb« Hid MAN conference which did imi, how K ill can lake a look. I'lT T H R U R O H , Dec, 7. - jiP l 1 5 SHOP W % M 6 L t? r Hi* chi«r spokesman for the soft evei, tiring any word a* to wlieHr Ilui |[e|> tin ,m i (R l l liliil \ e i .kill Industry today lashed out at er ft. tl. Consul (iuneral Align* le t day called it "a pnrelsna Ik'liii I,. lowin’ "union monopoly" Ward artuully Inn begun lit long aiickei ti l fu r d eutocralii' fm et The group wlR meet al 7 Itn "itlmiil so much as a hint of tee o'clock In iuillding 20% at the (""■cast "big break' 'In the lndii-try'a hilter contract dispute. Orlando Air Force Bait. '•►urge If, Loy*> president of tli* Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal PRACK TREATY LONDON, Dec.. 7—<A7 - n f - Cmupatiy and spokesman for the flciel British aourcea laid today opcralora negotiating committee th at Ihe big three western pow< of the national bituminous wage era hare agreed to consult early rotiference, said In a statement; "No man in our national history e a st year on ending Uw atat* ■* “ ir wlth^ O eraan jr ^ ^ ^ ever exercised *u«h power as he iKewial orders our employs* to Faria e m fe m c e of work, tea*#, work, work certain if U r O a l t i i l day*, atop work h e n , and start work agate thaw*.** E t:- S e c re ta ry s ia n s a-*- *-«‘~,S22th3?Sr.~ IMaus Yule Dinner; 1'Vnh's On Mctnnriiil dren will ttumlier 1 1 1 ,1 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 in I t Where IrmperatiirM W«ra not ,|0M) and 20,600,000 In 1060. ton severe, the cooler w taiher has been heaeficbl to c a h b a ^ , celery, TIIREU DAY WKFK eicarole. h ituce, end other hardy NKW YORK. Dec. 7—(A7The United Mine Worker* said vegetables. after a two-hour conference with oiieratora today that it still ~HTOHF. ROBBBD keep Ih* Ihree-dsy B. McCall’s store a t Monroe plans to Corner wn- filtered Sunday night, work week In effort in the hard and about (II! In caah and some coal Industry. Thua the nation's 80,000 anth­ cigarettes were stolen, Sheriff P, A. Mero reported today. The racite mlnera, barring a lastxttih, lie said, was taken from a minute change, will fail to re­ Pike organ which had been broken port tomorrow and Friday a f­ te r working the f i n t three tleyi tnio. ,_ 1 " nf thla week. John I*. Lewie ordered a S H R IN K M K V T IN O The Sanford Shrlno Club will shortened w ork’ week for. all hl« hold Its animal Chrlottnda dinner mlnera In emIUng off a full-scab meeting et the Yacht O u k Friday soft coal strike laat week. Dee. 0, at 7:R0 fM . Kaaarationa WATSON MAY RUN •hottld Im made by “ * TAMPA, Dec. 7—(/PI—J. Tom with ty . Henry Me Watson, form er eltorney gener­ al lataat to he added to the ranks of possible candidates for ~ep, J . Hardin Peterson'a seat, (kfonrille, Dec. 7. —^f,P) — *14 today ho jj*1" '1 *w ,tp *» . l 'm in i S l.llrt "lu n l b i l l llir li.ttnU l' nl th r W ullil ..III ill 1 h .ln i. lull il will 1 * 1(1111' I. 1 aI la i ' in ■i i ’i In-b ill' in.lilr Coker. ‘3 ! S ta te wb» ■U ' ■J H I N » . :i:i7 W ir e Gen. G roves Denies Chaotic World Hopkins Aided Reds; Acheson Joins Denial ,1 wound in thebrail nl Im houtr ilf3i lin r tlii> liioimilg. lilt 1 1*.illi wm piiiiKMiiirrd >nirid* liy roiinlv Judge J. Kuwaiti l.tviugxlou unit S lim tl lliiiiv.iiil Leased U.S. Can Save 72-Year Old Rollins Grad Anti Sehring Celery Grower Suf­ fered Front Cancer ” r ) i*l. P re s s AttJ Barkley Says Sink Trafn ffnr W arship Thai Opposed Nelson j».v#yv- %*.** > DEC. . It UM lr Buy Cni)isrMAt$ filL *f I: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1949 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1949 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1949. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1949; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald